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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-23
OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING.-Brighton Beach. Z;oo p H.
CyC1ING-National Circuit meeting and
match race between Linton and Michael.
Manhattan Beach $50 p. m
TROTTING Jersey City Driving Associa-
zion West Side track, $50 p. m.
ROWING.-National Association OF ANA
tour Oarsmen. Philadelphia.
POLO-Finals for the southampton Cup
Cedarhurst. p. m.
U-osbington Park Brooklyn. $50 p. m:
staten Island Cricket Club against Ensle-
,r0od Field Club. Englewood; South orange
Tiald club ageinst Newark Field Club.
rn,,tb Orange: New-Jersey Athletic Club
oqa,nst New-York Athletic Club, Bergen
Point. p. m
LAWN TENNIS.-NewYork State cham
,ionships Syracuse; Western championships.
Chicago.
sHOOTING-B Gun Club, clay
birds Union course Oceanport Handicap,
live birds. Elkwood Park
ROXING.-Pelican Athletic Club. Third
ave and Sixty-fifth st. Brooklyn. p. m.
cO1F-Competitio for Presidents Cup.
rairneld County Golf Club. Greenwich
conn; team match between the Nutley and
Powelton clubs. Newburg; team match be-
tween the EngewOod and Harbor Hill CLUBS,
Harbor Hin; Glass handicap. A1dsey;
handicap for Frederick B. Pratt Cup. Queens
County Golf Club. Glen Cove: team match
between Dyker Meadow and Westchester
clubs Dyker Meadow; members handicap
Marine and Field Club: members handicap
Crescent Athletic Club handicap for Doc
tor's Cup. Staten Island Cricket Club
CRICKET-Staten Island NewJersey Ath-
letic Club. Livingston: Revolutionary ork
Roseville: ManhattanK Kings County. Pros
meet Park: Paterson Kearny, Paterson;
Wontclair- BROOKLYN, Montclair; Arbroath-
Manhattan Second. Prospect Park
YACHTING-Regatta Of the Corinthian
Fleet OF New Rochelle: Jamaica Bay Yacht
Club regatta
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THE RUNNERS AT MONTREAL.

Montreal. July 22-The talent broke even with
tho favorcs at Bel-Air to-day three favorites FIN
ishng first Two races were Of the open guess
sort AMI only one could he considered n long shot
J. f. Clines beat Ivy Gotta by nose in the fourth
race Summaries.
First olfs and upward SIX furlongs)-
Annie Iaureiia 90 IL Smith. 70 Little Ocean
10 tasslt,J. T. - and & q second Island Prince
ia tNaleniinel. = - J. third Tme-i:lsN
tfhrcc ODDS and upward. six furonR.)
N =. Il Customs. loo tMarlnD to y and 3 - - Won
Aliaierna III FREEMAN. 70 second. Bombarien. 07
tIflllyi. - % J. thrt Time-l.is
Thrl race selling six rurongs)-Skillman 20 (Mc
Q.aIs. 20 2 I>-'ksiey 50 tWeher) ; 70 and 4
nj. Gain'ay. iol d'urreiD. 20 l. third Time
lsl7'.
FOURTH race year ODDS selling. i've turlong-)-J
'-Inss stark. !. by nose. Ivy Gotta,
q. ,MAsonj ., aui 70 !. second. Ergo 81 Gully)
o., T.. fliri Tine -
I'''r ral- fs.ll ug nlel-ScraYs. - tMcQuaie &
w.n Arngr,. iol Murray. 9 - ;. second, Judge
GU gl~g. Mason. 3 - !. third. Time - .46A.
SV'a race selling. siV furongs -,Soph Africa 100
lE'.vsrat - won. Lady Irene. 100 tNas0n) 70 D.
..nd. scl!enhack lo2 Ni'ti'o" 10 10 third Time
liza.
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WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS.

Chicago July With clear weather and fast
track, the racing to-day was thoroughly enjoy
able. The summaries:
First three quarters az n mleJ-Midian. 70 ?
King Bermuda, 3 10 T. second Osman third. Time
--llis.
second (one mci--Cani,eblack. 3 - b. won;
George krats. - > second. Found third. Time 4oi.
Third isiX and on quarter furongs-Batten. 10
2 won. Clnace to . second. Camhrian. third Time
I.l7ia
Fourth (mie and seventy yards)-Teutonia- to
J. won. Eddie Burke. second: Eddie Jones, third
Tine i.iii1
IIffh fone and ono eighth mies)-Morte Fonse
20 >. Forte out. second. Necrdah third Time
l'j4i. T"inkl"r second, but was disqualified for
flutnr.
sixth Gtree-quarters ~ mile>-1raverser 20 2
won. Eugenl Wickes. to J. second; Abuse. third
Ilme-i.l3i,
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THE WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis. July 22.-Three fayorites and we'll
played second choice at the fair grounds this
afternoon. Weather pleasant, track fast. sum
mary;
FIRST (sell ng mile and elghth)-King Elk
wool Dunn, t. 2 won: Practitioner. ia O.
C0mbsl {, = and =. second. Jack OF Hearts, III
tOlmorel = to - third. Tme-l:5Sis
Second Selling. six furlongs)-F1ora C.. lOi o.
NJ Donald II =. won: Myrtle. 100 Gilmore. 20
and l. second Lucky star II. lo7 ,Sevens) barred
third Tmc-i.l6.
Third race selling and one half furlongs) Harrie
Floyd 1ol GIethersoh. ! TO !. won, Rebel Jack ~
U.uos lG and second. cochina, los tGluore
o. !. third. Time :22i..
Fourth race selling. me)-Iady Of the West. 100
Mcdonald. l. won: King oscar. lO3 Lines, s 70
and t. ? second. Mystery. ll2 'ntter) TO ? third
Time +3A.
Flfti race Selling. one half furlongs)Nertty
- lines =. won Count Fonzo. 100 81. Mcdonald
p and D. second imp King Cold los tsnelD. I
T. third. Tme-i:22
sixth race (srLng Ave and one hat firlongs)-Our
Nellie iOl tSuelD l. won; Eugenia s. 90 (Souhard)
% to ! and - /. secnnd. Tim. lO2 Ruter), 10 o.
third Tfme-i.lO
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Silky HORSES AT BOSTON.

Boston July 22-The racing to-day at Combipa-
ton Park was the best OF the week. and a large
crowd enjoyed the sport Two races left untin-
ished yesterday were concluded. and in each case
the winners OF the heats on the previous day
Ladd In the 22s trot. and Peter Turney. In the
2ll pace took the necessary third heat. The best
race Of the day the PA pace Belle Colby win
ming after four heats. one OF which taken by
Nelson in fast time. The 2I1 pace was easy for
Mazetto. Summary
22s SS-rROTTING-PURSE $500 UNFINISHED
Thursday.
IAdd. b. by Independence tMcDonald) ]
Etna simmons blk. nj. shannon. .............8
Roy X, b. 0orel. ..........................
Time-2:2lk 2:l9.. 2;2ih.
all CLAss-PACING-PURsE $500 UNFINISHED
THURSDAY.
Peter rurney. g. g.. by Dick Hunter-Saliis Dooos
= =
Maggie, D. m t0ardner) .......s..ssss.sssssssssss
Mme-216A. 2:i6 Fla
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BASEBALL CANES TOMORROW.

At the ST. George cricket grounds tomorrow
there will be two games OF baseball for id.
mission fee The first game will be between the
McIaughn Baseball Club. Of Jersey CITY, and the
Hudson Baseball Club, OF ioboken The second
game will be between the ST. Louis College team,
OF New-York. and the Hoboken Baseball Club.
The second game OF the series between the Em.
erald Baseball Club. Of the New-York Catholic
Protectory and the Suburban ball team win be
played at the Emerald grounds. at Van Nest to-
morrow.
The West New-York Field Baseball Club will
play the Cuban Giants tomorrow at Wee.
hawken.
A.
For other sports see page O.
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rRorrlNG- 10 cI.Ass-pURsE $500
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS CONsOLA7
pAc1NG-2l2 CLAss-PuRsE 5000.
HARNESS HORSES AT AUBURN.

Auburn y. y. July 22--The races OF the Central
New York Circuit closed with the conclusion OF to-
days programme. The events OF the four days
racing were the fastest. most sensational and ex-
citing ever held in this ci,y. The newly estab-
lished track record OF 2.l5i.. which was made on
Wednesday last was lowered four times to-day in
the free for all event. the record now standing at
2l2i.. Summary:
First race q 20 class pacing. s3OcJo 10 won.
Ida Mont second Lady Intrigue third Bes, time 2S%
Second race trottlng and go pacing mixet purse
5000 Grand simmons won GambuIa VEN second. Prince
Charles third. Best time 22i4.
Third race free for all. purse S30ol-Ace won. Tony
Wilcox second Belmont third. Rest tme-2:l2t.
Fourth race tone mile. running $3.50 .Bcllhoy
won Cake Walk second. Teddy third. TIME ;4813
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SHOOTING AT BISLEf.

London July 22-The Canadian prize-"Inners III
tho second stage Of the competition for tho queen
prize are Robcyston, Davidson and Gichrist VINO
win "a each. and Forbes and Armstrong who win
f3 each. 80 1870 ,,,,,u proadh,rs,
won a prize OF f6 ,, ,,..-o..
In In the Queens Prize competition Licuienant
EIe,chcr OF the "a Liverpool Regiment, won me
silver medal. Scotland won the National Chhiienee
Coin Trophy. - -,..
The following Canadians won money prizes;
In the St Georges competition, first stage Ross.
In 1.-THE Daily Graphic competition, Lleutenhni
Smith and Privates Blair Broadhurst, Simpson ana
In the Alexandra competition, Simpson Broad
hurst Armstrong and McVitio.
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BOKING.
ERNsrEIN DEFEATS sANTRY. But FAILS n
KNOCK HIM OUT.

BERNSTEIN DEFEATS sANTRY. But FAILS 10
KNOCK HIM OUT.
At the Lenox Athletic Club last evening Joe
Bernstein defeated Eddie" Santry before a small
crowd. This was the principal bout Of the even.
ing The contestants fought the full twenty
rounds and the referee awarded the bout 10 Bern.
stein on points. In the early part Of the fight San.
try in a rush went over Bernstein, landing on his
hands and knees but was op his feet right away.
Santry got a Gu; under his eye. which bothered
him a great deal 1t kept bleeding throughout
the fight Bernstein afterward opened another cut
around his eye and times his face covered
with blood. Bernstein did not have mark on
him although he hit hard at times. The ref.
erees decision applauded. Both men walked
out OF the ring as fresh as when they started.
The first bout was a twe,ye-round contest between
Tom" Lancing Of Louisville, and John Root OF
Chicago. They fought hard for six rounds. when
stopped the bout and gave the decision to Root.
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HARNESS RACING.
STAR POINTER FAILS TO BEAT THE PAC-
ING RECORD AT DETROIT
HE TURNS THE TRACK. HOWEVER. IN 2olia
BEATING ROBERT US TIME BY HALF

BEATING ROBERT US TIME By HALE
SECOND.
Detroit July % The feature OF to-days racing
AZ the Crosse Point track Star Pointers attempt
TO lower the worlds record Of 59h.. made by him.
self Although the big horse failed 10 accomplish
this his time Of 2:oli7 Is considered remarkably
good for this early In the season. The track was
in prime condition for speeding but the weather
was rather cool for fastest going. Star Pointer s
time by quarters 03ois. l0lh. l32 and 290ll2.
This broke the track record OF 2:02 made BY Rob-
ert J.
The consolation stake for the non-wiuRers In the
Merchants and Manufacturers -rotted to-day,
with ease after driving Ember Day of her feet.
The next heat Nike broke badly at the quarter.
Governor Holt taking the lead. and winning In a
good brush with Quartcrstaff. Governor Holt was
the,, drawn by order OF a veterinary. who said the
horse was too sick 70 race. Mike got thu third
heat by a nose from QuartersaN who finished
very strong The next two heats were taken by
OuarterstaN Nike breaking again Only the two
heat-wnners started in the deciding heat. and
Mike won by half a length I'm good style.
The Abbot poted by Geers. was never In danger
in the 2l0 trot the big fellow going Ike clock
work Although Indiana the favorite in the
PIP pace the geding could not keep his feet. and
was never dangerous. The one heat Pinewood
placed 10 bis credit was won by marvellous burst
q, speed in the stretch. II the best heat OK the
day from n spectators standpoint Summaries:
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-FOUR STRAIGHT FOR LOUISVILLE.

HROOKI.YN BEATEN AGAIN IN a ONE SIDED GAME.
The Louisville team succeeded In winning the
fourth consecutive game from the Brooklyn team
at Washington Park Brooklyn yesterday. making
the best record the unfortunate Kentuckians have
made Ia the East In many day. Yeager was hit
hard and often; In fact. he hit much harder
than the score shows. Sharp fielding behind him
saved several runs
The visitors took the lead In the second inning by
scoring three runs and they clnched the victory
I'm the sixth with four more. Their fielding work
was perfect. Jones the only Brooklyn player
70 a. liv batting Score.
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SEVENTH RAcE-Hancicap .teepiechsse: with 5000
added Full steeplechase
ROYAL WINDSOR JULY MEETING
.ORILI.ARDA BEREsFoRD STABLES FILLY WI
THE EATON HANDICAP

THE EATON HANDICAP.
London. July 22-At tho first days racing OF the
Royal Windsor July Meeting. to-day. the Lorillard-
Beresford Stables ree-year-old bay Ally Jify II
the Eaton Handicap
This is Of 3o) sovcrelgns; entrance, sover-
elgns and sovereigns In addition for starters, the
second to receive 20 sOveregns out OF tho plate.
Eight horses ran over the course. one mile and a
half and the result was follows:
The Loriard- Beresford stables three-year-old h
Jinv H.. by Tho sailor Prince. OUT Of JOY
Coupers old horse Gloon ..............
W @. stevens Hetty H. five years Old ............. j
The Rothschild Plate won by the Lorillard-
Hercsford Stables three-year-od chestnut colt
poric r. This is OF l03 sovereigns. for three
yedr-Ods and upward. entrance. soverelgns.
Five horses ran over the course, one mile, ana the
result In detail was IA follows:
The Irllard Heresfori stables three year old ch G
Doric n, b. The Sailor Prince-Darya.
+. Cass"ls threeyear old b. T. Glenlara, BY Donovan
is~tOrf
H~rmon- Hodges b. The Cretan, by Veracity-Mss -
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mccoy POSTS A Deposit

kid" Mccoy arrived IN the city last night. and
went 10 the Glsey House 10 make deposit Of
money in connection with his coming fight with Cor.
bett. Before doing this. however. he made a mum.
Der OF statements. The principal an EN-.
phatc denial OF published story to the effect that
he had raised objections 70 "Al" Smith hnal
stakeholder in the fight Mccoy said he did not
know where the story had originated. but he was
and always has been in favor OF Smith for the
pOsitiOn
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

A. Syracuse-Wilkesb arre .. Syracuse, /
At TorontO--TorOniO Q. Providence, 2.
At Buffalo Buffalo. o. Ottawa. a.
Al Montreal Montreal. 9. Springfield Q.
A. Reading Reading Paterson 2.
At HaUfori-Richmord. 3: Hartford. !.
At I-ncaster-First game: Lancaster. 2: Norfolk. ..
Second game: Lancaster q. Norfolk,
At Auburn-Auburn. g. Lyons.
A. Fort Wayne-Fort Wayne. Grand Rapids s.
Al Springfield, Ohio-s Springfield. 0; Youngstown, 2
Al Dayton-Dayton. .: Newcastle. =.
At Toledo-Toledo. 8, Mansfield. I.
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LAWN TENNIS
r,srrpv PLAYERS BEATEN FOR THE WESTERN

r ,srrRx PLAYERS BEATEN FOR THE WESTERN
CHAMPIONSHIPS At CHICAGO.
Chicago. July % Specializing tennis tournament
for tho championship OF the West was continued
this afternoon on the courts Of the kenwood 'oun-
try club. All the Eastern players VINO nave taken
part in the tournament have hcen dri'nlcd WIN
,,o execution Of the team Of iiolcomb NaTd ana
nwiebt Davis who meet ". s BOND ana krcth
Collins N The final doubles iom' anT will i" mr n
III ..inrcr or IN. match between Georg" 1'Idcil
and Evcrts Wrcnn Krei2h Collins. TIE present
Western champion plays IN" wihf''' u '"' '0"'
narncnt Tuesday.
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INCORPORATION OF ROWING MEN.
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION FILES PA
PIERS WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
Albany. July 2.-Papers Incorporating the Inter
collegiate Rowing Association We're fled with the
Secretary of State to-day. The association IS to
have its principal office in Ncw-York City. and -
organized to advance intercollegiate boat racing
between crews to be selected from undergraduate
students in American colleges and universities.
The directors of the association. who to be
known as stewards. are BENJAMIN Idc Wheeler;
Francis s. Bangs. OF New-York City
The incorporation OF the intercollegiate Rowing
Association has been expected among college men
In this city for some time. The association was
formed about year ago. after the race at Poush-
keepse between Cornell Columbia and the Uri-
versty of Pennsylvania. Many college men were
In favor Of Incorporating the association. and IT
was finally concluded to do Francis s Bangs.
OF this city. who Is named Of the three
directors or stewards ont OF town last night.
He Is president Of the State Trust Company. nj
No 100 Broadway. and is a graduate Of Columbia.
Benjamin Ide Wheeler another Of the directors.
is graduate Of Brown. and Thomas Rcath. the
third director is said to he graduate Of the Uni
versy of Pennsylvania
member of the University Athletic club said
last night that It appeared from the list Of di-
reCtors that Yale and Harvard had not gone into
tho association. and that for the present. at least.
the colleges represented in II would be Cornell.
Columbia. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, Continu-
ing he said that II did not look IL there would
be three-cornercd race next year between Cor
nell. Yale and Harvard. as II was not likely that
Cornell would desire repeat her experience ~
this year by rowing two big races within short
The majority Of college rowing mon n this city
is Of the opinion that Cornell vii insist next year
If Yale and Harvard refuse to como into it Cornell
will refuse TO meet them in n triangular race
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BALTIMORE. :: CLEVELAND, 8.

Baltimore. JHly I.-Baltimore and Cleveland
played an even fielding and batting game to-day
but the former fortunate in getting
It's long when the bases occupied
McGann sent three runs across the rubber and
scored two himself with his two three aggers
Both teams played fast fielding game. Attend
ance 95 Score:
r. II. F.
Baltimore ...........O OF 10
Cleveland ............O O-5 ~
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difficulty In winning The features Of the game
were two remarkable catches In centre. one by
Duffy and tho other by Stencil Attendance 500.
Score:
r H. Z.
Boston ..............1 q Ks
81. Louis ............O q IL
Batteres-Iewis and Bergen: Gparick and CT ments.
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.On. out when winning scored.
Now. York % u q y q - q q q n n q II
pf,snurg ....... q u q o %
Earned run-New- York l. Stolen hhses-Davis g.
Two base h-Warrcr. Sacrlnc" hit Ely. Double play
Ev and Lake First base bals-ON Rusie 3. of
Klen. =. Struck out-Ily Rusie - by Kilen. .. Left
on hases-New York. (. pttshurg. y Time 80 I'm
off -SwattWOod and Wood
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TROTTING AND RACING AT PROVIDENCE.

Providence r. J.. July 22-The 2:23 class took
seven heats before the winner was picked to-day at
Hills Grove Leland Pants. owned by A. f. Lynch.
NJ Camhrldgeport Mass won the last three heats.
The o.So class was won by Notion. owned by Sam
HYDE OF Fall River In sx-heat race The
finishes were close. Summary:
o:o3 CI.Ass-TROTTTNG OR PACTNG-PURSE $3.50
Leland Pans ch < (Andrews). ! !
Duke ch. G. (}risoD. ........,-.-,.. D y 5
McNaliy Hal. 70. &. Carpenter and
t'onlanl ! "
Rel Franklin, h. m. OabounyD. .....
22i. 2:isi.. 2:2l 22ll.. 2:22h. 22i. 22t..
o3o CI.AsS-TROTTING OR PAciNG-PtRsE $500
Notion b. q (ThOmasl ]
Maud IT, Blk m. H'ulton). .............l 2
5" ssns'r S, m SRI. as. 2s7% a27 22sx
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c:l. cI.Ass-PACING-PuRsE $500.
TROy.s SUCCESSFUL MEETING.

Troy. " y July 22.-The most successful race
meet ever held in this section was brought to
close at Rensselaer, Park to-day. Most OF the
horses now here will go to the Island Park albany
meeting next week. The summaries;
TROTTING-2:lO CLASS-PU RISE 500 CONCLUDED.
J.. 90 b. g. by Electricity Cummings,. I
Midway Prince. blk. fShceleyD .................
Corie McGregor. b. HillD.
Tme-2l9i. 2:2ois. 2:ia.
PACING-2:3J CIASS-PURsE $500.
Reed Bird. b. 1Titlowl. ,......................
Whrwnd b. t<ilbornD. Observation-Disclosures.
Dewey, b tMaoney). ...................,.....3
Tme-22oi. 2:i7h. 2:i9is.
PACING-2:i3 LAsS-Pl RISE $500
Q. NJ g. G. s., by Albion Medium Rites. I !
superior Gift. br e. dunbar =
Time-2:l5i.. 26i.. 2:l6's. ANA. go
TROTTING -22j CI.ASs-PURsE $500
Eagle Woodnut. blk G. by Wooinu; tEly)....... ! !
Flora Woodruff b. m. MsnieyD. ........-.......,.
Spinalong b. ,AchuNl =
T1me-222. 2:24i.. 2:2
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YACHTING.
SPECIAL RACE OF THE CORINTHIAN FLEET
OF NEW ROCHEI.LE.

SPECIAL RACE OF THE CORTNTHTAN FLEET
OF NEW ROCHELLE
The special race Of the Corlnthinn feet OF New
Rochelle sailed yesterday in strong hroezes
from the east-northwest. The course lay 10 tho
Hen and Chickens buoy. then TO Execution Re"f
buoy and back. twice round. twelve miles. IN
this triangle the yachts had beat IN tho first leg.
a beam wind to Execution Reef on tho second. and
broad reach with hooms - port on tlv way
home the las, leg allowing for the setting OF bal
loon headsais.
one OF the peculiar features 81 the race was the
sailing OF the twenty-foot soop Akaho she saile'
as a catboat. lowering her headsai. and her owner
Clark Miller IN the arrangemcnt 81 this race.
agreed 10 give all tho others eight minutes IN time
She did this. and not only won her own race but
beat the entire feet including tho fast knockahonS
of the open class. which Were started i've minutes
before her. She beat the Boston flyer Mongoose 10
minutes and 20 seconds IN actual time. and this
fact emphasized the value Of the twenty-fooicr
scawanhaka. which has IN tho last two days 81 mo
trials az oyster Bay beaten the Akabo IN SIX CON
secutive races
The start was first Axcd FOR p m. but. owing 20
come repairs required by the Mongoose. III" boats
were not sent OF until much later. The pr"paIa-
tory gun was fred at 33s =. IN. ana the starr i''
knockabouts was made five minutes later "heh IN"
Mongoose. sailed by Hazen Morse, crossed on IN"
gun followed by tho Mariposa. three lengths nc
hind. The Akabo went first IN n" second division,
taking the weather berth. with the Lobster second
and the Minnetonka third. $1,000, a.,
In the FIRST round the wind increased n Eo,a deaii
ord the Akabo came ny TO IN" Marlp"Sf. aiH
W. ssod ber Tho times taken At the finish - III"
drst round were: The Mougoose. - r. TIE Aki.',
IA az. The Marposa 40 g. the Lobster 4H'l.. -"
Nnne'onka { 4Sl4 At the end 81 ms round 'Hr
lobster was making poor weather of y ana h'n
~ roer which put her practically out ~ tho "a %,
The Akabo went 10 the lead in the windWard VOTE
Of the second round and tho Mariposa also na''
gains on the NOngOOse -,,
Tho times at the finish were: The Akahc, ~
the Moneoose 5.23 10. the Mariposa q ~ the NM
The following table shows the results:
KNOCKABOUTS- START. 800.
FlaYset Corrected
r<ngth
Mon goose. Ford ....... = ~ - - y, 80
Mor,Foss jIerhor, McCnrd 30. POO lilft Isl ~
MArNsA11. YACHTS START. $3.50.
Akaho. Clark Miller ,;......'.- - ~ n q
Minnetnnka A. - Alley ....... - =. 90 -
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CINCINNATI. s: WASHINGTON. I.

Washington July 22-The Senators could not
hit Dwyer. while the Reds found weighing freely
In the ninth. Attendance 500. Score:
r. Il f.
Cincinnati ...........O o o o | IS II
Batteries-Weyhirg and Mcguire: Dwyer and Peitz.
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INCORPORATION OF ROWING MEN.

Philadelphia first: Pennsylvania B. c. Philadelphia
ond; Union n. g.. Nev York. third. T1me-s:o2's.
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LOUISVILLE.


Kittritge Two base hts-Cnnningham. Yeaser Clarke.
sheckard. Three base hits-Clingman. Jones. Double
plays Cunningham Wagner and Davis Jones and La
chance Sacrifice hit-Ritchey. First base balls-Or
Cunningham Left bases-Brooklyn. a. Louisville,
Z. Time %. Umpires-Lynch and Andrews