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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
7 " LARNACH AGAIN WINS.

London. May 26.-At the third days racins' 10
dav Of the EPSON Spring Meeting, j. W. LarnaCn'
tho owner Of Jedaah, the winner OF inc DciDy
Stakes yesterday, was again SUCCESSFUL 90.
usrnnton Rose Ally winning the Great surrey
Breeders Foal Plate. 1900.
The Great Surrey Breeders Foal Plate IS OF l@"
soveregns (the nomnator Of the winner 70 receive
90a soverelgns and the owner and nomlnator " ,1o
-c,0nd horse 80 sovereigns Zach out or the pla'e'
Six horses ran, including the Loriliard- BeTesioIa
SfaIl.'s chestnut FLY Myakka. and the ioHo"'hs
IS the result:
" Iarnach's Hampton Rose, Ally =,
l. Brassey's n. Boniface. by ST. Slfhoh' OUT VI .
~ roote '''''' y
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BETTING OF c0WyG pRIzEFIGHTs.

There was some talk about little men at the
Gisey House last night and quite a lot Of money
was placed I'm the hands of al" Smith TO back the
opinions. "Parson' Davies. OF Chicago. and Joe
Vcndig discussed the merits Of Jimmy" Barry. Of
Chicago, and Casper Leon. Of this city. who meet
in n twenty-round bout before the Lenox Athletic
Club next Monday night. The "rarson." who IS
the manager and hacker Of Barry overheard
Vendig asserting that Barry could make 10
pounds at the ringside and be strong. and immc
d!aicv offered 10 wager that the Chicago boy
would not be an ounce over the weight This talk
cusscd and the offer the part Of Davies to bet
$50 800 that Barry VIII defeat Leon. $50 10 500
that Leor won't stay the twenty rounds. and 500
TO 500 that Barry knocks Leon out in ten rounds.
Vendig accepted all the bets
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NETWORKS HITS SCATTERED
CINCINNATI WINS AN EASY VICTORY
FROM JOYCE'S MEN.
sryMouR LOST HIS G-BREIrENsTEIN
WAS HIT HARD. BUT NOT CoNsECu-
lively WHEN HITS MEANT RUNS
THE RECORDS.

Cincinnati May 26.-The New-York and Chc'h-
natl teams began their series OF three games mere
to-day in the presence OF $500 spectators IL was
heavy batting game but the home players puhcheu
their hits in the first three innings ana won tne
game as they pleased. Seymour was not "i''S'H'
and was batted for eleven hits and as many runs
t., tho fret ,bree innings He was ordered out Of
the box by Manager Joyce. and Getus was sent
I'm 20 pitch Warner coming in 10 catch joyce so''s
TO second base and Grady to FIRST base
After these changes the Ncw-York men sho"eo
n vast Improvement in their play, ana the CONES.
during the remainder OF the game was wei WORT
witnessing Holiday Van liaitren ana Henson
dd the best work with the bat. while Mcihee ana
Stenfeldt did the sensational 1edwork X looks as
if the New-York team will miss Davis sadly III the
games with the League leaders.
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oNE-s1pEp CONTEST AT OAKLEY.

Cincinnati. May 9.-The Emerald Stakes at Oak
ley to-day proved TO be one-sided contest After
the first half-mle. the Barrster had an easy time
Of It. and won in canter. Webster and Ma
thews. the jockeys were thrown from their mounts
in the first race but both escaped serious injury
Odaliche fell with Miller on the backstretch In the
NTH race. but he. TOO. escaped with few slight
bruises. Coming down the homestretch In the
third race. Skylark cut across Elkin. and the
former was disqualified. after finishing In second
place. attendance good. weather fne track fast
Summary:
First (nve furlonss. selllngl-Bezque es Dupee
4 70 I. won; Rosa Masse. l04 tMorrson) TO and
insx
second race lsix and one-hslf furlongs. selngl-Ma
An&eiine. 81 Dupeel. . TO l. won; DR.. Pitts l0i lW
rteee,. . 70 \ third. rime-i:2zk.
Third (Uie ana sixteenth. gslnso-Evalins. 100
Q9orTison>. to Won: vannsssa. eo pupes). to /
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GOLF AT DYKER MEADO"'
A SUCCESSFUL START IN THE THREE
DAY OPEN TOURNAMENT.
mr. WITT cocHRANE MAKES NEW RECORD
FOR THE coURsE-ARMSTRoN0 BEATEN
BY H. q. IEAvITT.


Brooklyn's first open golf tournament began yes
,erdav AT the Dyker Meadow links near Fort ham
uton Forty-two men took part in the qualitylhs
round and considering the weather that preVaue".
tho Tournament Committee was more than piease"
AZ tho result There eighty or more pidse''
entered but the fact that half that huh'pe'
trampcd through soaking rain fer several "o"'e
was considered a high tribute 10 the reputation VI
the Dykcr Meadow course AS FAR as the P''.'
was concerned It spirited ana ehe's'".
throughout Some OF the competitors found II ha'u
work to keep their footing on the muddy tees, ou'
for ALI that a number OF the scores were exceieh''
A. De Witt Cochrane. who entered from d. AN
drews but who is better known as an Arus'eS
player established a new record or 81 TOT eno
course while Walter J. Travis. who won the Knoll
wood tournament last week was only one stroho
behind him Cochrane's record reads as follows:
In ...................6 4-f'-''
Travis has had some experience with the INKS III
team matches and for that reason 1t was expected
that he would be top man. but he was weak OH
his putting and in several instances. notably on
the seventh green he nddled away an extra stroke
I'm holing out. A brilliant three on the eighth hoie'
however somewhat retrieved his score. Stiii. nc
and Cochrane were far ahead OF tho others as
almost to constitute a class by themselves. Travis
card was
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RESULTS IN CHICAGO.

Chicago MAY @-Track fast and fine weather
to-day at Harlem.
First race -four furougs)-Rose Ash. 10 70 WI
Miss Marks to 10 second Miss pooiey' t'a' i''''
O.jlA. 49, 49,. - won:
second race (six furlongs)-Miss Casey 70 m'',
sklllman 10 o. second: Warren Point "''" ''
1879. - , Cong . ~ : won;
FIX Net 3 T. 2 second. Rosa j.. miro llln' C',.ich
Fourth raco lone mie)-lndra even .nt, "'
second Miss Gussie ihird llle arnbrien G 70 g.
Won King Rarieycorn out. second; Jussier H. "'o'
SIKH race Csix furlongs)-Diggs, 3 TO l. woh' Me'a'
70 10 second: Pope Leo third. Time 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY GA MES.

The opening scratch contests on the Memorial
Day programme OF ,hc Ncw-Jcrsey Athletic Club are
causing much commoton In athletic circles. for II
is expected that several worlds records Will be
broken. The half-me will have as starters
T f. Burke Of Harvard University: j. H. Mechlin.
OF the University of Pennsylvania. and J. Orton.
Of PENNSYLVANIA. Burke is moving In record-brcak-
Ing time just now yet from present Indications. he
will have to faster to get home before Mechlin
In a private trial few days ago Mechln sue
cocded In running the half mile In 1855. Maxey
Long OF the Ncw-York Athletic Cub. has entered
in the 300 yard run. and * sure he will defeat the
entire field. lie will have competitors Tewkes-
bury the Pennsylvania flyer; Rush. OF Princeton.
and probably Bernard j. Wcfers.
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ANOTHER MEET FOR BERKELEY OVAL.

The committee OF the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club In charge OF the National intcrscholastic
championship games. at recent meeting decided
that as the club has track OF its this sea-
son the meet will be held at Berkeley Oval, on
Friday May 10. BY reason OF the proficiency Of
the various that will contest. the Indications
are that the meet this year will be the most
cessful one the club has held. The Knickerbocker
Athletic Club has devoted much time and attention
to encouraging interest In interscholasc athletics
among schooboys. and its diligence In this direc-
ton has been tho subject Of much favorable COM
ment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
OTHER GAMES Yesterday.

At Lancaetcr Lancaster. 6: Patterson. l.
At Healing Reading 9. Richmond. J.
At Montreal Toronto. .. Montreal. Il
At Osweg0- Otwefo .; Auhuin !.
A. Rome Rome. g. Cortandt, q.
~ Iynes-I.ynes. =. Itci =
~ PALMYRA Palmyra. I. Canandaisua-
A, Rochester Rochester ! Buffalo. II.
A. Hanover Georgetown. I. Dartmouth. y.
At Toledo Tolei, 10. Mansfield. ..
At Springfield. ohio springfield: g: Newcastle o. .,
At Font Vayu- Fort WAYNE. .. Grand Rapids, H.
A. DAYTON Dayton. :. Youngstown. 3.
Al Miwaukee-M waukee. :. Kansas cityd D.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis \, Minneapolis.
Al Detroit Detroit J. Omaha. J.
Al Columbus Columbus. :. -. Paul, 4.
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'Byc holes not plnyed.
'bje hoIes mol pih)ei.
Match-play scores OF this kind not con-
lila =, Vr.t -. Arat CstrA In

Match-play scores Of this kind are not con-
vlncng. but Travs's first round in q would. II
made in medal play. have been the record for that
distance. Baker Of St Andrews. was beaten by
Forrest, a Philadelphia player. who made his hrst
appearance on tho M"tropolitan Colt Association
links at Lakewood In April But the surprise or the
afternoon was tho victory Of II. q. Leavitt over
George Armstrong. tho veteran staten Islander
There dispute az 10 their score, whlch Was
all even on IN" nom" green. and, acting under ths
advice OF the Greens Committee an Extra hole was
played. which IcaViit won. tOchrane disposed OF
Grant. the Aiken man. rHth"r easily. He finished
up with i've % go. The other results are given
IN the summary. Tho drawings In IN" pyker
Meadow Cup division to-day are Travis with For
rest. Smith with tOchrane Leavitt with thauncey
and Mnhuruh with Mortcn. In tho Consolation
class the p1lrlngs are Van Brunt with Carnegie,
O'Counor with J. T.. Taylor. & VI. Hamilton with
Rigs and v. H. Crttcndcn with ". b. Critten-
den. Tho summary.
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FOUR CHILDREN FATALLY BURNED.
LAMP IN AN INCUBATOR THOUGHT TO HAVE
EXPLODED.

Iron Mountain Mich. May B.-The house Of A.
Richter. in West B-st.. destroyed by fire last
night Two children. a boy. age nine. and girl.
age eleven were burned 10 a crisp. and two others.
ages four and six. girl and boy. were 10 badly
burned that they cannot live. 1t IL not known how
the FIRE originated but the firemen believe that 1t
was caused by the explosion OF lamp In an ncu-
bator.
Richter and his wife and nine small children oc-
cupied sleeping apartments on the second floor.
The children were first aroused. before an alarm
had been given. Seven managed 10 escape, I'VE or
them uninjured but two fatally burned.
Richter and his wife escaped by jumping through
window.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
THE CORNELL TRACK TEAM.

Ithaca y. y. May 2G.-The team which Cornell
will send 10 the Intercollegiate athletic meet In
New-York this week will be made up follows:
Captain c. L. Powell. high jump; Larkin, broad
jump: Ludwig. bicycle: Zeller mile walk; Bassett
half-Inile: Ripley high hurdles: Deming. In pole
vault. and possibly Lueder In weight events. Cap
tain Powell has cleared feet lis inches In his owl.
this season. and is expected 10 do better or
Berkeley oval. With the exception OF Xelcr, IN
the mile walk. the other candidates chances II
winning places ale doubtful. The men left Ithaca
to-day. and will be on hand for trial heats to-
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
NEW MEMBERS or TIE X. A. C..

AT "A meeting of the Committee Admissions Of
the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. the following
were elected to resident membership: Paul Baer-
wald, Henry Bevans. Henry X. Crais Jesse w.
I.orge. william II. Moloney. jr, g. ~ Morrison.
w II. Rand. jr and Louis Rodlich. Walter r..
F,mmcns OF Watervillc, y. Y. and John a. Hen
bricks, OF New-Haven. Conn. were elected to nom
resident membership
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HARVARD TEAM LEAVES CAMBRIDGE.

Cambridge Mass. May 26-1he Harvard men
who are TO participate In the Mott haven games
lof, for Ncw-York to-day They were given an
enthusiastic send-oN by crowd Of students, who
gathered 10 cheer the members Of the team both
collectively and individually With the exception
OF T. D. Fox, who fell over a hurdle Monday ana
ali I'm the best of condition Fox is entered to com
pete In the l2oyard hurdle. but 1t is thought he
will be unable
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CRESCENTs BEAT LEHIGH AT LACROSSE.

Bethlehem, Penn, May 2G-WIth the score 2 TO
In favor OF the Crescent team Of New-York,
Lehigh sumped In the second period. and the vis-
tors Wednesday the amateur lacrosse cham
pionship Of the United States by goals 10 2 The
Crcscents had things their own way In the last few
minutes OF play. and Rose shot 1--WE goals In sue
cession in almost as many minutes. Both teams
were evenly matched in attack work. but the Cres-
cents far excelled In defence
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q: Elk,n. 1Ie Cvandusen). = TO I. third

Time-l:51H. . 49,, A.. .r,o,.,,rbe
Fourth race (the Emerald Stakes. I'VE furonesl-tno
parr,ster lI3 (Nutt out won: Peter Sterling 100 Grow"
hurst. 10 10 /. second. Tme-lu3 49, -.
Fifth race Zone mle-Lilllan Bell. lOi tNutv 70 o.
non Margaret Jane l04 j. Mathews). 10 10 ana 70 l.
second: Martha II. l07 Coney). 20 = third i'"'
Lac. . ,- .uu,,, ,rhrae
Sixth race tsix and onehalf furongs ios
1CrowhurrO TO and TO 8. second: suydsm 100 Von-
lew. 7 10 l. third. Time-i:2lH
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TO FIX DATE or BOAT RACE.

Cambridge. Mass. May %.-The Harvard Varsity
crew will leave here early in June for training
quarters at New-London. Captain Perkins OF the
crew Will go to Albany tonight to discuss with
Captain Whitney Of Yale and Captain Colson OF
Cornell the matter OF fixing the date for the tri-
angular
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APPOINTED ATHLETIC MANAGER.

Cambridge Mass. May 26-S. L. Fuller. '9s, has
been appointed graduate manager Of Howard ath-
le,ics for tho coming year Fuller was manager OF
the football team last year and has been PROM
inent In class athletics and in connection with the
college papers while Q student here
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SCORES AT MORRISTOWN.

Morristown. y. J.. May 26.-In tho women's semi
annual championship tournament here to-day tho
ecorcs were as follows: Nelson Shelton, l5; Mrs.
bean III. Miss Field l5l. Miss &. q. VILLA lH:
Mrs. Shipper. lH.
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p,rrspr,nG :. WASHINGTON. II.

prfshurg. May 2s-Totals OF eighteen runs
,weny-six hits and nna errors do not evidence SCI
cn,idc hall-playlng Washington won To-Day III
game so aInateurish that 1t was interesting.
9cDver was ont I'm tho last hall OF the hrst- ~
n',s his first appearance IN a League game lic
ala good work until the seventh inning, when FIX
his brought IN four runs. Attendance I.p
u II. Z.
rr',hurg ..........-l q, Il &
,,..,.r,. Gardner Lever TaunihnI and schriyeF.
Mercer end farrell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
TROTTIyG MEETING DECLARED orr.

Lyons. y. Y. May 25-The opening meeting Of
the Western Now-York Trotting Circuit. which
was scheduled for four days at Newark. commence
ing on Monday. has been declared of account
o! the light entries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

ST. Louis. May 2s.-The crowd at the Fair Grounos
to-day had things quite their own way, as hVe
heavily played favorites were successful weather
p,easant track fast Summary:
First race (rnaden oids i've furiongs?
Howard 10 Ct Burns). 70 and out won; Judge Ial-
~,n ia tFyeritt Is 10 and to l, second; Dr. SAM
ia tFoucon) 10 l. third Time O3 -
Second race Selling, mile)-Monedonico. 10. ~
Yvncbc Il 70 and even. won: George T. Todd. lOI &c
ccmhs, 5 70 / and l. second The Professor. lO'
STumer) 9 70 2. third. Trme-l4i. - u
Third race mile and seventy yardsl-F1und ~ Cl
Leigh 10 and out won Elusive lo4 lEvefeto 70
third. Time 46h.
Four,h race (two-year-olds and half furlongs)
Ben Drarnble. 100 IT. Leigh. 70 ana 10 !. won
Pirate Judge i06 IT. Burns). TO 10 and TO l. second
lee Bruno los &C. Combs. 10 ]. third Time-0:ob
Fifth race selling. hve and a half furlongsl-on,noor
no &c Conbs). 10 and 8 70 l. won; Denial. loI
IVAN Ieer) to and 10 2. second Al Lone. III o.
Gardner), 5 TO l. third. Time 90.
sixth race (seling mile and twenty yards)-Nuska-
ionse III 0reeu.an). to and to 8. Won; Traveier
(snelD 20 10 l. third. Time :43,s
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pOsTON II: LOUISVILLE. 3.

rouisville Ky. May 3j-The Bostons fat'en'd
ttar batting average to-day. Ehret being an easy
mark Attendance. On. u n l.
-. o . 0 oil !!
iou,e"iue .........O ! q
Batteries Lewis and Herg'n. Ehret ana wilson
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RICycLE RIDERS DISQUALIFIED

Boston Nav 26-The New England Amateur Attn
letic Union has issued notice that T. f.. Hatch. A.
f. Foarnes CHARLES Magee and Dan Daily. OF the
Taunton Bicycle Club. have been disqualified by
the a 4 IT, and cannot compete in amateur races,
for having played polo during the last winter and
competed for cash prizes and with professionals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
&; BALTIMORE. 4

Cleveland. May @-Costly errors by MrJamos
,rd NoCraw lost to-day's game 10 the Orioles.
Clcveland's one error I'D not count N'e"'"'''''
l2o. - -
o,...,,-. .s
JJ,' ',I',a o Il II
Batteries Powell ard o'connor. McJAmss and c-rA
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Earned -C1ncinna. =. View YoTK = ~. VI M,
hits -Teckley Wimot. Grady. Gettg. Three base mt
Miller Balf-seymour stolen hases-Joyce. "iImot
Double -steinfeldt McPhee t. Beckley 'rst
Cetiir 2 HIT by pitched ballBy seymour ! Suu'H
-pv Rreltenstein ?: by seymour !; by Getg l.
Iiossi' dei,y.-1" seymour l. VIA pi,ch-seyrnour.
Tune 90 Empires Emsle and Andrews
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y,.r.t round npyker Meadow CuplW. !. Travis teat
= powers 10. to play II y. Forrest beat ). -
Iaker. up : - play r ". smith beat A. l. Motifs
,,n 10 tiav. L. -. Cochranc beat T. Grant. up. %
riav. H. q; Ieayitt beat q. ]. Armstrong, UP us
kocsl. Daniel (1auncey beat l'uncan Ei"nis Wy, .
a. NAV. r . Mahnrlb beat l. l<avltt. Up, - play
Aoxanicr Mor,en heat J. Brandreth w: to play.
First round Consolation Cnp-'. Is. Van l'runi beat
" T. Burlo-k. r. up 2 70 play; W G. carnegie heat
\ J uike up 10 play; h. 0Conncr beat W NJ
f,,prleu . M play. :. l. Taylor beat a o. Jsl-
ninrs 3 up 20 play. G. " Hamilton beat F. - Frat
IN ~ MAY George riggs beat H. I. Pratt. up.
"a NAV. W il. Cruenden beat ii. q. MckeeNer. by
default; W D. Crittenden beat W. A. Taylor. up.
MAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

Cyclists desiring to Join tho League of American
Wheclmen may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks by sending their names and ad-
dresses to the Cycling Editor or The Tribune
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.pecker batted for Daniel. In ninth Inn

s, Iou.....................O q
Pro0klyn ....................l o o " % " =" =
Earned r1inr-st Louis 2: Brooklyn / Two base Nus
powd IAchancs Kenncy ny ,,. ~ Y,ShH ,ns sen:
i1chance ana tucker FRS, balls or Daniels
~ Kennetv J. struck out Daniels, !: KENNEDY, y.
stolen hase sheckard. Time 2.li. Umpires Cushmhn
and Iesdlsr.
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c,,rc.Go :: PHILADELPHIA. /

Chicago. May os-One clean drive. two scratches
and three very bad errors gave 70 days game 70
tho Orphans in the seventh. Attendance, -''.
II. r.
Chicago ............o =; =
phnato'pNil .........o o " " =" " -
Batteries Callahan and ponahue' "ho~'' ana IL
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POSTPONED GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Allentown Allentown Hartford.
A. epringned Springfield Wilkeaharre
At New England New England league
Al Newark Norfolk newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

Tho Eastern District Associated Cycling Clubs
will hold their Joint run Memorial Day, TO
Whitestone Long Island. Women arc invited.
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COUNTY CLUB sTEEPLECHAsE WEIGHTS.
Boston, May 26-W. S Noshurg mas a"h'ueu Wv
,ouo,,.,,e Weights for the Country Club handica?
e,een,echase about two and a half miles. to be run
AZ HYDE Park Brookline. this Saturday:
shnloish lG4: Olindo, 1874: Wood Pigeon. l"f. hyn
scarlet 10: Kilkenny las Mars Chhn as 'Siarae
i4G' sir play ia Trillion l32 IAny, 40, Anus ~
iranian 40 Diversion, i$e: s,ud 49, berser I H.,
Dsnntess l57 Starlight 1871. Athlete 100 JACK Io',
ia3' Colonel Thompson. 1855. Beck Role 1885, ki"s Z"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.

The troubles OF the race promoters coh.iiu.
,rcraase and some people are OF the opinion tha'
after Monday the situation may become 30 CON-
nl,ca tod that several retirements may De a'iiou
,rb,a condition OF affairs was predicten III .'e'o
coIumns more than a month ago. II was po'h'eu
ont that no snort would he able TO stahd constant
conflict Of dates and interests. and that the pro-
mo,er. who were encouraging these conncts ana
the members Of the Racing Board OF tho heee w
OF American Wheemen who granted the cohnic0-
inc sanctions would have serious trouble petoro
the season was well advanced. Although the OUT
door season has scarcely begun. The tribune io'e
cast has been verified Threatened connlci mao az
readv cost the League the loss or one OF 'ho
strongest clubs the Harlem Wheelmeh. anu Il VIC
racing tanges are not straightened out immeoi-
ately Il will cost the League OF American "hee'-
men further loss Of membership, and prestige as
we'll II took the magnates Of the National Base
ball League year learn that ruin followed
actual conflict Of dates and interests. The base
ball war was then settled In short order, ana mo
,welve-club League was the result Of the harmony
policy Peace and profit have reigned In the pa nssn
ball world ever since. Baseball at that TIME ~,
than cycle racing is to-day Some OF the foreign
racing men who have been imported mo tn,s
country are loud IN their bs oy have been
here Two OF the foreign riders II was announced
last night. have left for PhiadelPhia where ,hss
two men. LamberJack and tiougoltz, we're expecru
10 meet an American tandem team IN matcn
race at Berkeley oval on that day. and n contract
10 that effect had been signed On Monday there
arc fourteen meets scheduled between Boston ana
Philadelphia and this district. II all the other
letics would shut down on that day there would
not be enough followers OF outdoor games 10 make
point For this district alone about eight race
meets have been arranged. including the road races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

The conditions OF play called for q preliminary
round Mt eighteen holes medal play. In the fore
noon. the best sixteen IN which qualified for the
Dyker Meadow Cup. and the second sixteen Tor
the Consolation Cup. oddly enough. three men
tied for last place IN each division. J. c. Powers
in the play-of for the Dyker Meadow Cup.
Hamilton and Jennings being relegated 10 the Con-
ISOLATION class. For the last place Of this latter
division Burdette OConnor was the winner. leav-
ing Whitney and Woodward out OF tho competition
altogether.
In the FIRST round at match play Travis galloped
away from Powers beating him finally by up
and Z 10 play. THO cards:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
BROOKLYN WINS IN THE NINTH.
ST. LOUIS MAKES COSTLY ERROR WHEN HALL

DROPS LINER
St Louis May @-The Rrooklyns succeeded IN
winning out from the Browns in tho ninth inning
when Hall failed 10 hold Grifins liner. Attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

The Greater New-York Wheelmen Will have
womens run 10 the Hudson County Boulevard OF
Sunday. leaving the clubhouse at a. m. and re
turn via Staten Island.