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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
HARVARD CREWS AT NEWLONDON.
SECOND OF THE BOATING TR1UMVlRATh
MAKES ITS APPEARANCE ON
THE THAMES

Gales Ferry, Conn.,. June (SpeciaD.-The Har.
ward Varsity and Freshmen crews. in charge OF
Coach r. G. Lehman. arrived In New-London oy
train from Cambridge at o'clock this afternoon.
The men Immediately boarded the tug Wellington
and came up to Gales Ferry. The party consisted
of Varsity Coach r. c. Lehman; Manager X
Dek Glider. 80; Assistant Manager Clarence
Mann. SO. and the crews, as follows
VARSITY CREW.
Stroke. F. Dobyns 'ss: No. 7. y. Bddle 'ee; No
Captain j. H. Perkins os; No 3 c; l. Harding. o SS:
No. Bi.k s'f 81: bow. g. s Derby NJ ccw.a:
IS; r. ofO Perkins 90: G, D. Marvin, 90 and J. D.
FRESHMAN CREW.
IS, sGfs e E.xsS cA: H. "? t. T5 ss ss NO.
Giohrist 10 3 Endcoti; No P l. whitney: boz.
Frost t,AM'hs lyman O. B. Nabot and s Lawrence
The freshmen coach L. c. storrow, and their
manager. c. B. Borland also accompanied the
crew. pr. A. C. Coolidge. who was with the parry
will have charge of the examinations.
The Harvard shells arrived at New-london TINS
morning and were towed TO the boathouse at quar-
tiers by the Harvard launch. The crews brought
three eight-oar shells four-oar shell two two
oar smells and one TUB w'G b ,ne Hsr Who rigs
the shells under the direction OF Mr.: Lenmam
were with the boats Tne Nasg f heinz tSe Eng
lsh boat which will be used In the race with iais
and Cornell The other is Davy boat ana IS USED
After settling their baggage at Red Top the
Harvard cottage south of Gales Ferry. the men
had dinner and went out to inspect the scene OF
their arduous labors for the coming fortnight. The
quarters and scenes on the Thames are new 10
the mon Of this years crews. Harvard not having
trained the Thames for three years Mr.. Len;
man had never seen the river except as railroan
passenger crossing the bridge. After casual IN;
spection he pronounced the course excellent ana
the quarters and surroundings agreeable.
Coach Robert j. Cook had the Yale varsity
crew out in pair oars as usual to-day Late THIS
afternoon both the Yale and Harvard launches
went up the river to Alliance Point, with the
Varsity crews aboard. and the Fights each had
pull down the river In their shells. The Yale crew
used its Clasper shell which has been repaired
Training has now begun I'm earnest and the river
presents a lively appearance all day long.
WELD SENIORS ouTRow b. A. ASSOCIATION.
Cambridge Mass. June (speciaD.-The annual
boat race between the Weld Senior and Boston
Athletic Club was rowed on the Charles
River this afternoon. The Weld Senior won by SIX
lengths in 1853 The distance was one and half
miles o,
No MciSufne: No. O. Ttlton; No. s. Shease; No T. C.
n Wood; No. g. A. Dubois; No 2. z. Davis; bow
Peirce. ,,, -.
Ths A. A, crew Stroke Crowninshed; no !.
Norton, No Sleeper No s, r. H. stevenson; NO. =
stevens: No 8. Curtis No. 2, Shepard bow, Geger
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Al Newark Newark. .. Hartford. o.
At Reading Reading. a. Paterson, o.
At Observation-Disclosures 10 Lancaster O.
Az NATURALIZATION, H. New Bedford. e.
AZ Fall River. Mass Newport. =. Fall River, ..
Al Taunton. Mass.-Tauntor. 10. Pawtucket. ii.
Al Rochester Rochester. g. syracuse. 2
Al OrOno Me.-roby. II; University ~ Maine. 9.
Al Norfolk Norfolk ~; Allentown. l. >
At East0n--Ialayette, IL, Iehgh. T.
Al Kansas Cty--kansas city. ]; Detroit. o.
Al Minneapolis Minneapolis. g. Indianapolis. IL
Az 81 Paui--st. Paul. g. Milwaukee. g.
Al Toledo--Tosdo, 81 Fort Wayne, g.
Al Youngstown Youngstown. IL; Dayton. O.
At Lyons-Lyons. O.. Rome. 4.
AZ Auburn-Auburn. q. Utica
Az ;ortland-Cortlsnd. Is; fhlmyrA
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l.. A. w. BULLETIN.
POINTS IN CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE-RIDERs REG
ISrERING
Palf 6-The following Is the In

IsrERIN6.
baltimore June S.-The following Is the score In
tho National championship
Gardiner. @7 Cooper IS. o; Stevens. Q: Eaton; 9;
Tom Butler. 3; Mytens Z. Bowler B: Mcfarland 4.
Major Taylor. I, Or. Brown, A. II. p. Freeman. 4:
Bald. 4. Nat Butler. r. Karl ksser, 3; Becker, 2;
Boutotte .. g. NJ Ply 2: II. H. Hills, tr.. |. Watson
4 Hmstreet. Denver COL Is Transferred to the
professional class at his request.
Rcgstcrci-W. a Hmstree', Denver, No. SOL; IL C.
Gadke. omaha No 5oi2. George shsrick Tacoma Wash,
No GOlg Monte Scott Providence. No. 2oTI, a Guyot
New York No. 2O7s; z Ellsworth. New-York. No. 20I9;
VIII Johns New York No. 2,0sO, y. Anderson, East
Greenwich l.. No 2,0sl Charles Brown. Providence.
No Os2 Excl Ruben Manchester n, X, No. ?oss W.
Archibald Boston. No. cost Dan Daley. Taunton
Mass. NO 2oso; Robert Lake. Brooklyn. No. 2os6; f.
Won steez Newark, No 2osI; A. D. Tomkns, Newark
No 20-s: H. Suphes Newarh, No. 2.os?; f. W. Hep
ier Newark No 1000 |. Wilson. IT, Newark, No. 2o9i ;
w White, Newark No. 2,0a2. Fred Haggerty Wal
than Mass No 2.oo3 Arthur J. Hammond. Lynn
field No 2o30; - Boxhsum. No. 2.oo7.
sanctions granted;
Interseholastc Association OF Warrington D. C.,
Juno Interscholastic Association OF Fittsbug June 81
G. f Schenak Bristol Penn. June -. Church Of the
Atonement Philadelphia. June II. closed
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

London. June Sat the first days racing or the
Iingfeld Park spring meeting to-day w MarshalFs
three-year-od black colt sevastopoe won the PARK
Selling Plate Of 80 sovereigns. for three-yearolds
and upward the winner TO be sold AT auction for
100 sovereigns.
Ten horses the course (hve furlonss)
and the result in detail was as follows:
" Marshali's ree-year-old b. c. sevastopoe. by
MontarvertMss -. Aubyn. -.
The Lorllard- Beresord Stables three year old en-
Bl0ozen. by Sensation Blugh. ...........:.
n. l. Raphaels three year Old Oh. c. Blend by ben'
OrC'hasse Cafe
hgh-class selling handicap was won by w
A. Jarvis's three-year-old bay colt Pegaso The
Lorillard- Reresford Stables three-year-old bay
llly Jfy II finished third The race IL or 90 SOW
ereigns, for three-year-olds and upward the WIN
ner TO be sold by auction for ln soyereigns.
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SIXTH ROUND OF CHESS TOURNAMENT
ALApIN. PIrLsBURY AND sTElNITz LEAD, WITH
FOUR AND oNE-HAIF GAMES WON.

Vienna June s.-The sixth round Of the Inter
national Chess Masters Tournament began at the
Vienna Chess Club this morning at 10 o'clock. when
the men were pittcd against each other in the
following order:
Raird va BrIn Maroczy JanowskL
car, Va Walbrodt Steintz PLlshury.
I1pka ~ Alapn- Marco Blackburne.
sci warz va Iarrasch. Schlechter VIZ. Sh0wnlter.
Ualprln vs. schiners. Tschisorin TrenchArd
Play was adjourned at O'Clock and resumed at
8 O'Clock The days playing resulted Is follows
Walbrodt beat caro-. Lipke and Alapn divided
honors: Tschieorin worsted Trenchard. Marco and
RIackburne drew Baird defeated Burn. Tarrasch
disposed OF SchwaTz Maroczy and Janowski d.
vlded honors; steintz and Pillsbury also drew;
Schlechter beat Showalter: the game between Hal
prin and Schncrs was not concluded. The position
Is however in favor OF SchiffeTs This game. to-
eether with the unfinished games from the fourth
round between Trenchard and Wabrodt and Caro-
and Tarrasch. will be finished tomorrow
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on THE GOLF LINKS.
SCOTTISH GOLF MEETING

Glasgow June s.-The gohng championship meet
ing opened az Prestwick to-day. The weather was
fne and there was large attendance. seventy
six competitors are entered for the tournament.
The finals will he played TO morrow.
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BROWN. S: HARVARD. l

Cambridge Mass. June s-Brown continued her
recent series OF victories by defeating Harvard to-
day 3 to J. in a wel-played game. Brown psyed
fast. clean game In the held there being several
brilliant stops. Captain Rand. while sliding To
second, sustained severe injury 10 his leg IN the
second inning. Score;
Brown .............O o Q %
Harvard .............0 o o.
Batteries sedgewick and 10 stass; F1tz coSzens and
Reid.
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TROTTING AT POINT BREEZE.

Philadelphia June Sat Point Breeze track to-
day the two trottng races were won IN straight
heats In the 2:lo class Hans McGregor was the
winner In the three fastest heats OF the season
here-2l2a 2:l2I. and 2:1lx Valeo. the fast daugh-
OF Erin the 2:4o class easily her fastest
heat being 221i..
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r. r. & 7. Hitchcocks b. C.. Decanter by
D.ceiver-Maudlin yrs, OF 10. (Maher) II ID
r. NJ. Woods ch c. Rappahannock, q. 81.
(O'Connor 81 6-o
p. S. p. Rsneo,ph's ch. &. Manassas.
1903 Gear. 100 ................. HewltO3 81 4S
King T. s. 40 Gear lis) .......... CTaraDo Al IL
Fin. 4. .Pickering) l5-l b-l
Tme-1.5OA
Won in drive by two lengths Elk lengths between
second ard third
SIXTH RACE-KENsINGTON HURDLE HANDICAP
$50 added One ard hree-Guar;ers miles, over seven
hurdles.
Sydney Pagcts br. h. Sir Vassar. by Sir .
DlAon-Nsssar. yrs, l63 10. .tHogan) 10 ID
/. l43 ...........'.....'... (C'nandler)2 % As
+. Il. e T. Htchcock's en- m. Forget. 8. .
!" -tf.neHsWS
bapy Bli, dgsL, 10 .t'Ne"Slp .
Castleton. .. 1877 ............ .Nyrnes)o Isl 5-l
Time-S.l9.
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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Cornell estimates that the expense OF maintain.
ing her crews for the year. including the NV
Iondon and Saratoga regattas will be about 5000.
TT will ne met as usual by subscriptions. mainly
from tha undergraduates and alumni. Two new
shells will be purchased this year
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u,rNvrRs AT HIGHLAND PARK.

Detroit. Mich, June SONY TWO iaNo'"ss won a.
s'..a park this afternoon Storm King and
s.. Irsra hsing the successful choices. Weather
snnwery; track good. Summary;
Fir, race ave hall 80 ,.in "I io 10 II
<,tccuade) 30 TO ]. won. TsssS y" AA' $~"'" ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The wheeling officials OF tho l. A. ". and tho
Canadian Association have at last effected an ar
rangement 10y which Canadian wheemen Will be
able to bring their wheels into this country with
out paying duty. Members Of the League ofAmer-
lean Wheemen have for two years been able TO
,,ct over The canadian border without paying duty.
but the Canadians wishing 10 bring their wheels
into this country were not 30 fortunate.
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C1-RAN GIANTS SHIT OUT ny ORANGE.

The Orange Athletic Association baseball team
played the Cuban Giants the Orange oval yes
'c-dav and shut them out by "A score OF 20 q,
The tubans had effected union with tho Cuban
Giants and tho team composite one made
up 81 players 81 tho two mines. Their batting was
weak and their fielding poor. Score:
Orange A.. ;,,..;...'....' z Q %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Tho committee in charge OF the tennis tourra-
ment Of the Long Island interschoastic League re-
ports that good sized list of entries has been re-
ceived for the championships to be held to-day and
tomorrow at the Pratt Institute courts. Most OF
the schools in tho league have entered men In both
coutestG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The open amateur catch-as- catch-can l5-pound
wrestling competition will be held at the Joint
athletic meet OF the Ambrose Athletic Club and
the Norwegian Turner Association. which will take
place at Ambrose Park on June Is Entries will
close ON June 20 with William Robertson. No. %
Park Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

baltimore. June s-Nops pitched a fine game to-
day and was given superb support feature was
CLARKE. one handed catch OF ny after hard run.
He fell hut held the ball and Was applaudcd
r. II. r.
Bai'irnor. ............3 0 - 10 !
Ba,,.ries-Nop. and Robinson. Cunningham and Snyder
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RosroN. 10: CINCINNATI. !.

Boston. June s-The Bostons beat the Cincnnatis
again to-day with less -Nrrtion than Yesterday the
visitors being lucky to score AT all The game was
virtually won IN the third inning. when lIawley
niIcd the bases and Duffy followed with home
run Attendance. $3.50.
X. H. r.
Boston ..............1 Q 2 10 10 !
Cincinnati ...........0 o n n o o ! q
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PRIMO ETON. 10; LAwRENcEvILLB. g.

Princeton Juno tSpeciaD-Princeton defeated
IaWrenceville this afternoon In an interesting
game The tigers played with little dash.
r. H. r..
Princeton ..........0 J ! 10 10
Iawrcncevle ......O U " Z
Batteries Hidebrand. Harrison and Kafer; Preston
and Green.
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WASHINGTON 10. prTrsBURG. ,.

Washington. June s.-Mercer pitched we'll tho
Senators bat,ed hard and the Pirates made errors,
and thus Washington won. Attendance. bo.
II. H. +.
wAshingta. .........o o 10 IL 3
plttsburs ............0 q O. d
batteries Mercer and Mcclure. Rhines ana Schriver.
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rHlRp RAcE-rHE MANHANsEr STAKES. Of $1,000:

THIRD RACE-THE MANIIANsET STAKES. OF 5000;
for two-year-olds. $50 each: the winner 20 receive
$1,000 the second 5000 the third 5000 non winners
OF s7JO allowed pounds -Four and haf fur
longs
NJ. r. Dryers b. Kinsoon by Kingston--1-ady
Marcus Days ch. Larva, lnvernessButteriy l22
J J. Dryers br. Miller, by Hinaoo-Bonnle Gal I'D
w c. DAYS Rusher. by Observation-Disclosures llo
James McIaughlin's b. Councillor weinberg. by
Green r. Morr!ss br. Tyrba by Tyrant-Baby LID
FOURTH RACTs-THE FALCON srAKEs for three
year-olds; $50 each 1000 added, Of which sum tho
second 5000 third 800; selling:
half Of the selling surplus the owner Of tho
horse and the other half 10 tho Race Fund
mile and a sixteenth.
c. F. Dryers Oh. Sly Fox, by Silver Fox astoria III
J. r. McDonalds oh. c. Central Trust. by Meddler-
Money BOX -
J. A Bennetts br. C. Sir Gawain by Gailanty-
INellt -. ''N'
]. f McDonalds Dr. c. Flax Spinner, by ST. SYM
p J Dryers b. G. Sanders. by Hanover-Cors an
Bromley & COS ch c. Nuto by Mase,oAnn Mccoy lol
James Galways b. c. Blueaway, by Getaway-lNue
w G Days b. c Oroland. by Magnetizer-ortegai .ioi
FIFTH RACE-For three year olds and upward: selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Tho Knickerbocxer Athletic Club will rive q
roof garden smoker for its members on June =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The cricket match scheduled to take place to-day
at Livingston, Staten Island. between tho Staten
Island Cricket Club and the New-Jersey Athletic
Club team has been cancelled. owing to tho inabil-
fly OF tho islanders 20 get out an eleven.
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Following is tho summary:

In team match between tho Moniclair ahd
Essex County golf tennis ~ the Essex county
links yesterday the Montclair players were sue
cessfIl by n score OF 8 to 4 Tho summary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The Morrlstown Field Club has issued It's Gus
tomary year book II is an attractive little vol
ume which in addition to It's other features, con-
,ains a fno map Of the course The llnks were
laid out I'm lSs and the club now has member
shin OF g3 active twentythree non resident. thirty
four Junior and -, women members.
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ST. Louis. 9; PHILADELPHIA. T.

Philadelphia. Juno s.-st. Louis defeated Philadel-
phia this afternoon In poorly played game. Car
sey and Wheeler were both hit hard and retired In
favor OF Sudhor and Orth. Attendance. 2Hs
II. X. z.
phnedeIphi, ''.......8 OF 10 3
Batteries sudhon. cnr.cy and Clements orth Wheeler
Mcfarland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

James Trawley has been appointed captain OF
the Knickerbocker Athletic Club.
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ana third
"Au1-sPRiNG SPECIAL $500 ahdsd special
a. weights; penalties One and ore .lxteenth miles
cyes psiys Dr. c. Tspahrirs by Han
O. Drxx.x, Aesl yrs. Jos n. .S.osn)1 s-5 out
- ~"Ssrs ch c. Bly, Fcx. Q 100.
o"veTs eh. a Hsadban. o. 16:....
(spsncer) 10 e-l
NJ Ttrue-l;t8
second enc third
" u!owaeess. Five sur,ongs
.ys!j-- Fox, r. eh C. Tormsro by Goa
w. Walksrs en- NJ 10 .sloan) Ito out
-s'eu' DAYS brss Tam Var. loo .s.'a"S out
ovcsSoasyaa 40 ~; .G4pisy} 81 ii
wa Time--l :02&.
"a .snS BY isnsth: Same distance hstwssn second
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YALE 10; UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT. I.
New-Haven Conn, June s-Yale defeated the
University Of Vermont baseball nine 10 10 7, in a
slow game devoid Of any particularly interesting
features. this afternoon.
r. H. e.
Yale ................0 ! go 7
V.,nont 2 o 3 o o o.
batteries Fesrey Hecker, fsauncey and Sullivan;
Joyner and Aldingsr.
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CLEVELAND TAKES REVENGE.
TT;BBAu's INDIANs SUCCEED IN SCORING IN
OF THE NINE INNINGS.

Patsey Tebeau's Indians turned tho tables on
Brooklyn yesterday by scoring in six OF the nnc
Innings Both Wilson and Yeager pitched well, but
tho atter= support was not OF the first order. The
features OF tho game were the all-around work or
Shindie and Childs and Mckcans fielding. Score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Francis Freeman. Of tho Fairfield county doh
cub who Is a member of tho committee having
tho Stock Exchange Handicap IN hand. says that
more than forty entries have been received for ina
affair and that II viii be even q greater success
than that OF last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Vuse is still wofuy out of form. and the man
apement of the club Is taking desperate chances
when il uses It's greatest pitcher the way II has
been doing lately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Darncd un--Chicsgo. J. stolen bases-Da 2 two
base hts-Ryan Everett. Double play-pshlen an
Everett sacrifce Donohue Callahan. Struck
by Ruse. 4. by Callahan l. len bases New Yori
. Chicago. :. TIme-2:lO Umpires o Day and Mc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Thomas Taggart the Mayor OF Indianapolis, ana
10 whose energy and genial ways was due much OF
the success of the indianapolis boomers at Pniia-
delphia last August has became unruly. Mr.. Tag
CART vice president Of the Meet Club. ana had de-
voted much OF his time last winter In assisting the
club in every possible way. but thus far all eirors
Of the Press Committee to have Mr. Taggart SIT
for a picture to be used in connection with the
Meet club work. have failed. The Mayor Is de-
cidodly slow this proposition. and II was deter
mined at the last meeting OF the Executive commit
tee that unless he up like the other members
% the committee within a week he Will be iassoed
tied down and carried bodily To the photograpners
Warning OF such action has been sent him, ana tne
result is awaited with interest. Mr. Taggart Is
one OF the busiest men in Indianapolis Just now,
hut he always finds time 20 discuss the meet he
is as enthusiastic as ne was AT Philadelphia last
August and promises that his city will give the
visitors the wsrmest welcome that they have ever
received In any city
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~ '..''''''s 4 Z 6-47-e4 10 -

cup valued NJ 80 was awarded as frat prize.
md silver rlao To- the value OF second prize
n the play or OF the ts for the cup presented ny
william Beard between Thomas \. Eddy ana \
/. Norris the latter The scores were not
announced. Following Is tho summary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

n the omen tournament on the Seabrlght links on
July J. and E. The qualifying round Is 10 be at
eighteen holes. medal play. the hrst sixteen being
teen for II consolation cup. gold medal IS offered
for the best gross score In tho preliminary round
on July there Will be an open handicap for the
Independence Day Cup, In which another gold
medal will be awarded for the best gross score
Entries should hs made on or before June ~, TO
Francis T.. Ward. secretary Seahrght n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

SIXTH RACE-To- mares three years old ana upward;
the weight 70 Re carried 70 be pounds below
the scale; nor-Svnners Of 81 900 last year this
year allowed pounds OF $500 twelys pounds;
winners a this meeting not 10 receive allowance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Thu New-York State Division members OF the
Century Road Club are busy people Just now. ar
ranging the details Of their single. double. triple
ard nuadruple century runs. which will be held on
July 2 and 4. The course selected for this &C.
cason is all that could be desired. and includes
tho best macadam roads in Long Island Side-path
riding will be entirely done away with. The course
is not only over good roads. but some thought mas
been given to n change Of scenery on the different
runs 50 II would make 1t monotonous and
wearing on the riders. The start OF the first CEN
fury Will be made from Bedford Rest BROOKLYN
on Saturday evening at O'Clock. finishing the
first hundred nj 6 o'clock Sunday morning. After
one hours rest the second-century contingent will
start over the course and finish AZ the same place
on sunday evening at o'clock This schedule VIII
be repeated until the four hundred miles are nm.
ished Those entering for the single century Will
start from the Bedford-ave fountain, BrooHlyn, on
SUNDAY July 3. nj $50 n. m. going 10 oakdale ana
return For entry blanks and further Information
address e. VI. Henderson. Fifth Avenue Hotei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The Eastern and Western teams broke evenly
Yesterday. The work of the Cincinnati and Cleve-
land teams on their tour has surprised the Eastern
enthusiasts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Edward schwalbach. jr. the secretary OF tho
Good Roads Association OF Long Island. Is danger
ouslV III at his home IN Brooklyn. The physicians
in attendance say Mr. Schwalbach Is In q serious
condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
IN TIE CYCLING WORLD.

AS there has been race meet In THIS District
for nearly two weeks the enthusiastic followers
OF the sport looking forward with interest
TO the meet TO be held at Berkeley Oval on sat
urday. The story that the professional r'oers
would remain In Buffalo and not come 10 New
York denied yesterday by those in charge OF the
meet here They say more than forty entries from
professionals have been received and that many
more are expected to-day. Most OF the prominent
amateurs have also entered the races In theT
class The important contest OF the day VIII De
tho ffteen-mile paced match race between Eddie
McDuree and Frederick Hoyt There VIII be
thirfv-two pacemakers selected among the fastest
ridars in the employ OF the National Track Team
Association. The tandem handicap ougnt 10 fulnisn
an excellent struggle, some OF the fastest teams
i'm the country have entered. including sager ana
Swanbrough. Fulford and Wheeock; the English
champions. Casey and Eckberg, Henshaw ana Kent
and others. This meet will have the hrst paced paced
race to take place IN this district this year. NC
Duffec will make effort 10 reduce more OF
Nichacrs records lie and Vernier have already
Clipped off several of Michaels intermediate rec
ords and now the little Weshman has only about
four left between the onemile and the hfteen mile
marks. Michael will have 10 get 70 Work pretty
soon If he does not wish 10 have all or MS recorus
taken away from him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Lively interest Is felt In the coming game between
the Princeton and Yale teams. The Tigers are the
favorites I'm the betting