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BOTH WANT PEDLAR Palmer.
DR.. Ordway and Brady Say They Have Com
tracts with the English Boxer.

During the past few days several people have
circulated reports that Pedlar" Palmer would
not fight Terry McGovern at the Westchester
Club on Sept. l. These rumors are now fol-
lowed by cable despatch. received by Alec
Brown yesterday from Billy Brady. to the cf
feet that when Palmer meets any one in this
country his services will be secured by the
Coney Island CLUB. and that Brady had already
signed Palmer to meet some good man in the
arena by the sea next September The mes
sage was shown to DR.. Ordway, who arranged
the details for the Englshman in the present
proposed battle, and who also brought Palmer
to this country Il. rec years ago to meet George
Dixon at the Ma Olson Square Garden. Al
though Ordway is secure in his belief that
Palmer will fight McGoyern. he was nettlCd at
the substance OF Brady's cablegram. He said:
There is no doubt that Palmer will keep
his engagement with McGovern. ! am tho
only person authorized to do business for
him in America. and | have contract with
him to this effect ] brought him to this
country once before and he will come here
again at my solicitation. have made Il match
for him whereby he has the opportunity to
make more money than has been the lot OF
little fellows to make in many years. All the
forfeits are up and am sure | would not post
$1,000 if did not know what was about.
The articles OF agreement which bind the
match were mailed last week and are due to
reach Palmer to-day. i expect to hear from
him by Saturday sure lie will probably sail
for this side about Wednesday. There Is no
doubt about this match. Brady has not signed
Palmer. and you can paste that in your hat"
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SOUTH ORANGE, y. j, July 2o.-The junior lawn
tennis tournament OF the Orange Lawn Tennis Club
was concluded the club grounds at Montrose this
afternoon. T. p Larned won the championship.
Preliminary Round--H. Brigham beat H. Gifin.
81. 90. tt, W. Watson beat A Coggeshall Ga.
First Round-w. Gill beat M Bogg.. d, 81;
f. P. Larned beat A. MnNnty %, d.; G., F: Vat.
yh B Sr a. Si H. Freeman 1 BEAT r. Bald
win b. Default II D DTickiey lost T., 9, Q. Wheeler
Semi, Final Ronnd-E; P LnrEed beat c, J. Watson.
r. - - la; II brigham a. boa; w. Watson
Final Round-Jay Bramhali beat Harry Brigham.
chsmpi%nshp Round; sinsles-E' p Larned beat
Jay Bram bSS s o. Wheeler beat D. brigham
III 90. 80 T., p. Larncd and Jay Bramhal beat
j. r. s R a1f Nile. watson and
Doubles semi.hpal roupd-E. p, Lsrned and Jay
i2al4.HIo;, G. Watson. Jr and Roy Miles beat
and jay Bramhal beat c: F. watson. Jr. and Roy
MAdsotii, July 30 The surprise Of the third day
of the tennis tournament here was the defeat of Leo
champion. Ware was decidedly of in form and
Wright w9asd s ,sFo s. Gm IN I've srssh;
he will play on tomorrow, the winner TO meet Clar-
ence Budlong, the cup holder. on Saturday. Sum
n.5 R4yis beat T. %Hagsasld g.
Doubles Second round Haokett and Allen heat
! Crockor and Penhollow, o. 10; Ward and Davis
| beat Ware ami Goldman, Ill. -,
sYRAgusE,. July 20, Perfect tennis weather pre-
vailed here t2'day, and che 4n9ty OF the play for
nament improved materially in consequence. The
Championship Singlcs-Semi.hnAl round-E. p.
Fischer beat X d, Little, so, d., j. Paret beat
A. u. Jenney, "a, 90.
Champonsh Doubles-First round E. p Fischer
and W. &. Grant beat j. II. Turrey, Jr. and ". F.
Couper. 81. al; A. g. McMuster and Parke
Wright heat Harry Burtick aud Huntington Lewis,
6-8 ~. A. D. Jrnney and Howard Lewis beat L.
j. Grant and NJ. II. SorthInlp, Jr., 80, 10.
semi Final kound--I, p, PAret and II. d. Little
beat A. D, Jenney and Howard Lewis, a., "a, Ga.
Handicap Sugts-Firstr round Huntington Lewis,
halt H. boat Howard Lewis, owe half .. "a. 81;
George Wagner, scratch, beat Parke Wright scratch.
a., -.
second Rornd-A. D. JennHy, owe -, beat E. P.
FisCher owe half 40 by default, Huntington Lewis
half is. heat Harry burdlck scratch, IA, 6-2; r.
D. Little. ID, heat j. P. PAret owe half 40. 60
/ Il
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COLE.
T. L. Cheney wins tho Connecticut Indi-
vldual Cham pionship.

A real Connecticut golf champion developed
yesterday at the Brooklawn Country Club
when T. L. Cheney Of the Oxford Club beat
3. II. Patterson OF the home club by up and
2 to play. The champion bears certificate
duly stamped and sealed by the new Golf AS
ISOLATION OF Connecticut. and he Ia therefore
the properly accredited holder OF the title
This result is one OF the benefits to be ex-
pected from the organization Of subsidiary
leagues In the U. s. g. A, and. with n system
OF minor championships fully established. the
outcome will bo a complete change in the
makeup OF the entry lists in the national
amateur championship. for the players who
now enter on their hopes alone must perforce
give way to the standard champions OF each
section
The match brought out good Rolnng and the
participants were both OF the type that Is now
absorbing the most attention on the links-the
Junior stamp Of players. Neither is quite as
anished player as young Hols6ird or w Harold
in the East. but each plays true game,
Although wonders have been worked In the
course since May under the Jealous care OF
lawn nen admit the ehcences OF the links.
The nine holes with playing length some
true test OF golf An effect Of the champion
ship will be an improvement at Brooklawn
and Without doub the result s viii b.
the laying out OF a fine eighteen hole course at
some central point in Connecticut.
In its minor ASPECTS the tournament was
all that could be wished. An enthusiastic gal
lery followed the tnalists The clubhouse
lawns were thronged with pretty girls and
| ternoon. and after dinner there was dashiny
| and enjoyable golf ball. The weather. more
over. was delightful.
Breaking all square In the morning. Cheney
began by winning four holes in 1 in the after
noon; Playing, logged uphill game, Patter-
| son had the lead cut to up at the turn.
| Cheney won the next. but he was bunkered on
| his second for the eleventh and lost chance
in putting the twelfth. Patterson winning
both holes and being but down. Cheney then
| nail he pnrda
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the Atlantic. A second deck will be put over
her aluminium deck. The steam yacht Erin
will accompany the shamrock on her passage
to New York. 1t is expected that she will start
at the end OF the month.
LONDON. July 20.-Will Fife. the designer OF
the Shamrock. in letter to his father. says
that the Shamroo steers as easily as a row.
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HANLON'S LEAD IMPROVED.
pRooKLrSS WIN WHILE PHILADhL-
puJ4 md BOsTOS LOSE

uurhe. pitches Fine Ball Against Pit,s-
hure-New York Defeats Chicago again
I g. Louis Takes Fourth Place-Thres
s'.i.ht for Clncinnati-Other Ball News.
r,. p,ook,yns leave for their third Western
.-iu,I. morning with a strong lead They
wan won handy from tho pittsburss YESTERDAY
va orr now 10 points ahead OF the Philadel-
pbtns who lost rubber to the oraced,up
,r,,,,vnI,. The Bostons dropped another
,.I =, G, Louis. too. and are GS points behind
I",,a,,s men, As Chicago was outplayed for
,,', socond time by thu New Yorks. the st,
I Wv team slipped into fourth place. and go
hnms filed with expectations. Cincinnati TOOK
a., third straight game from the Baltimores,
'.,,uo Washington did tho same with the Cleve-
lands The results.
I,,y.lyn, y, F'tshurg. ,
NV York, 4 Chicagol'
St Luut-, 3; Boston :.
Louisville. Il; Philadelphia 3.
Cincinnati. 3; Baltimore, l.
Washington, 4; Cleveland. o.
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Constance Expected at Montreal.

MONTREAL. July 2O.-Regis H. Post and Ed
win NJ Post. two OF the owners OF the yacht
Constance, which has been chosen by the Sea-
wGnhaka Committee to contest for the Sea-
wanhake Cup. arrived to-day, and paid a visit
to tho Royal st. Lawrence Yacht Club at
Constance is expected to arrive Tomorrow.
The Posts and the two ringers they have
until the arrival OF Mr.. Crane and his crew.
who are expected early next week.
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NEWPORT. July 20-The 3O-footer race this
afternoon was won by Pembroke Jones's
Carolina. sailed by Capt. sam" Seaman. she
finishing twenty-six seconds ahead OF the
Vaquero III. To-day,s race was in the open
sea. the start being of Castle Hill to Beaver
finish, in all. twenty-five miles. The wind was
southeast. and an interesting race was wit
messed from start to finish. Mr.. William But
Ter Duncan, Jr., who is running the Defender
nniIah The EanarhnZh Tho summary.
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Twobase hit.-Hoy t2), thinner. Philippi. Dele
hnnty. Three base hit-Wagner. Sacrifice hits
Clarke, Dexter. Left on bsses-Louisvlle. Is;
philadelphia, 10. Struck out-Kelly. Stolen base
ippi. 2. Passed ball-Zimmer. Umpires-Manassau
and Smith. Ttme-2 hours and 10 minutes.
CINCINNATI. 8: BALTIMORE T.
BALTIMORE July 2o.--A costly error by McGraH
and the inability OF the Orioles to fnd Hawley At
the right time lost the game for Baltimore to day.
The
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Baseball Games To-Day,

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia at Pttsburg; Washington at Cleye
land.
FAsTERS LEAGUE.
Toronto at Syracuse; Montreal at Rochester; Hart
ford at Worcester; Springfield at Providence.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Newark at Allentown; Richmond at wilkeSbarre;
Lancaster at Reading.
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The Jersey City court crowded TO Sunocaton
yesterday on account Of the opening series OF q
home and. home match at hAndbau for S25 side
between Mix" Eean, the eI'AnAteur champion, and
Pat FlAherty, both VI the local court and eI-Ader
man James Dunno and DR.. Gilen. both OF Brooklyn
The latter team won as follows;
James Dunno and Dr. Gillen. 81 81 30 II Al
u. EEAn and p. FlAherty, ,."....2o Q Al IL le
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Three. base hit-Bergen Home run-Collins. Stolen
bases-Hamlton (2), y sidrick saorihce hits-Blake.
4; Struck lout-By Willis. 8; by Young. 8. Double
play-stahl and Tenney. Time-1 hour and 6B min
utes. Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald. Attendance
$500.
LoUfsyILLr, 9; PHILADELPHIA. 8.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2o.-Philadelphis was again
defeated by Louisville to-day. The pitching Of
Philippi was the stumbling block In the Quafers'
path. He was very steady all through the game.
and particularly effective when men were on bases.
Attendance, 400. The score:
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Polo.

HEMPsTEAD. July 20.-A game OF polo was
played for a cup given by George Gould at Ce-
darhurst this afternoon. in which the Blues
won from the Reds. The oldest OF the boys
was not Ia The score: Blues. 3 goals; heds'
y goal
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NEWPORT. July 20.-The first race OF series.
best two out OF three. between the Ava. the
4u-foot Burgess boat, owned by r l.. Arnold.
and the Nymph. owned by j, L, Fletcher. was
sailed to day. the Ava winning by eleven min
utes 1t was long race of twenty Ave miles
around the island OF Conanicut, and the
southeast wind made It fair sailing. There
sail over ON the Awa's splnnHkeT boom before
they crossed The Nymph finally went across
flrst but she was soon Overhauled by the Ava
which continued TO open the gap between
them TO the end. The summary:
Start Finih Tine
Boat ard 0,1n,r +; n. 70 HMs 81.
Nymph, J. z. Fletcher, IL So w FL 20 as OO
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First base by errors-Baltimore, 2; Cincinnati, 2.
base on balls on Kitson, i. Struck out-By Ktson.
4: by Hawley. /. Three-base hits-Lschsnoe. Wood.
Two.base hits-Holmes, Keister. StrInfeldt, Wood.
Miller. Sacrifice hts-Sheckard. Miller. Stolen
bases, selbach, Kei.ter. Lschsnoe. Mcphee 90.
by Havley. 3. Passed ball-Robinson. Umpires-
Lynch and Connolly. Time hours. Attendance
LOO.
WASHINGTON. Z; CLEvELAsD.o
WARRINGTON. July 2o-Gus weighing was invinci-
BILE day and shut out the Exiles with Ave scatter
ing hits. Backstop Alexander Smith reported aud
announced that he would not play in Washington.
He may be sold to Baltimore he has been decker
ing with McGraw. The score:
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New York state League

At SchenectAdy-First game-Schenectady 3; Au-
burn o. second gAme-Schenectady, 8; Auburn, y.
AT Utica-CticA. g. Binghamton. l.
At Albany-Albany. 8: Osweyo. o.
At ROmo-Rome IL; Cortland l.
At Goshen-Walden. 8; Goshen, 4.
At acknowledgements. Il Port Jervts. 8.
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Connecticut State League.

At Meriden-Meriden. 81; NewiHaven. 8.
At Bridgeport-New London. 2: Bridgeport, o.
At Bristol-Bristol, 10; Derby, 2.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 4; Norwich, 1.
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Western League.

At Buffalo Buffalo, o; st. Paul. 3.
At Detroit-Detroit, 9; Milwaukee, s.
At Grand Rapids-Grand Rapids. Is; hnneap-
oils. 8.
Al indianapolis. 4; Kansas City. :.
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At Newport-Brockton. 2: Newport o.
At MAnche ster-Pawtucket, &; Manchester.
At portland-PortlAnd, 81, Taunton. 8.
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In Placing Your Advertising

For the season. be certain THE Sun Ia your list.
The mum Der OF leading summer resort advertisers
who use TEE SUI in Itself an Endorsement OF the
value Of the paper ~ profitable medium.-Adv
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Al Observation-Disclosures. g: Worcester. 10.
At Syracuse-TorOnto,D D; Syracuse. 4.
At Rochester-MontreAl,1 l; Rochester. ,.
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Grady. Donahue, Ryan. Umpirss-o'Day and No
Carr. Tims-1 hour and 90 minutes. Attendance
1000.
or. LOUIE o; BOSTON.
Boston, July 2o-St. Louis won out in to-day'a
game by clean batting and good base running. Cy
Young hold the champions down TO four hts while
Willis was hit freely Tho score:
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TotIls....I 7a.,o Totals...,.4 o

chrag. III !" 'ue nlh'h inning
Nov I.rk '''.'..''. q Oh
~, .''.''...,....O q q % o . a
rNyo Nc ~. ~ ,rrar Chicago Left on bases-Chi.
nlsr In 10TH, 3, Three base hit--tireen. Two
Wuly,r- "a "aHS, Stolen bases Mccormick LANCE
n.. On Lsi, p @ play-o Brien and Davis First
out By ssISoW,'Hl SFmour l; of GArvin. l. struck
-OuI' o. ny uarvln. g. HIT by pitcher
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3O2.5O4 Broadway, cor. Duane st.

If you are going away on your va
cation it will be to your advantage to
examine our $500 Granite Mills Che
viot Cycling and Outing Suits. Just
the kind to knock about with at sea-
shore or mountain.
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SHAMROCK OFF FOR IRELAND.

She Will BE Ketch Rugged at Glasgow and
Sail for Now York Late In July.
Special Cable DsspdtcAt to TEE Sun.
CowEs. July 20.-The Shamrock started to-
day for Belfast. where she will salute the
burGee Of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. She
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WasHinRtoH ','','..'''''V -
First base by errors-Cleveland, Left on bases
Warrington, 4; Cleveland. .. First base on balls
on weighing 1; Oh Knepper. g. Struck out-By
weighing. q: by Knepper. l.. Thrse-base ht-Pad-
den. Two-base ht-Kittridge. Sacrifice hits
o Brien. Freeman. Stolen base-Bonner Double
plays-LockheAd. Tucker and Sullivan; Lockhead.
Quinn and Tucker. Hit by ptcher-Lockhesd,P Ad-
den. Umpires-Gafney and Latham. Time-1 hour
and so minutes,
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tw ~ ng me exception Of the fifth inning when
sSoo; 'ae chicago players were hit by wide in
~. ~ seymour pitched a steady game against
"a Tncdkns AT the Polo Grounds Yesterday.
b pyt ron Burns's players were again defeated
mn M '. sN new York The Albany pitcher rarely
"oH oI[n manner that the visiting players were
v,yvguiInua!ly guessing What made Seymour's
wn, more effective was that he did not try to
ey eva VI" Gamr singIe-handed by striking out
'T.yrS9 man Garvin. who was known in the
lvAas League as "Bulletproof Ned the Ter
New yy"ntrol but, unfortunately for him. tho
~ toihS got in two scratch hits and a clean
''JIS 5o ~ "a ne fourth inning.
,,,r npye played a fast game. making two
III, 8fitR ',cEW WIZ three men on the bases In
iiig ,no Weach"res and pulled in Green's tanta-
t,o,nS InuI ny. In the eighth inning, hy a long
AM ~ w. 81 Iped W olVerton's difficult bOunder
Tan eW TO Davis at second in time to force
Tn New Works scored all Of their runs in the
Ro Grj,h mnnE Grady was hit by the ball ana
foUw,a,S SrhRtrhrd II hit to Demont. DOYLE fol-
J,""r WIN lln"r tn left and Grady ran home,
U'Rr;o IeafAing second by long slide,
can ngiEh nlt 70 Demont and Davis was
dJsmsSSaEos when finally George made a
IWp n,n, 90 the plate. Wolverton threw wildly to
c mmMa. nne and DAVIS tailed Garvin failed to
and ME- whrrn II"rnan hit sharply to I;angs.
~ ~, IKE reached first, while Doyle came home
snc,i3in FOUNDER to LANCE forced Herman at
sit,W' NhlcdgoS TITLED their only run in the
ynr,nn lang" dropped n ly in right and VOL
ioweaIp ~, safely TO left 4 double steal fol-
TNnrii, nIi MHrtcs's fly to OBrien resulted in a
''n mono. The score:
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The WoOsleys had bye in!the somi-llnaIs Tor
the foursome cups. but Phelps and Ieayitt won
very handily from Cox and GILLESPIE by = up
and to play In the final against the Wool
seys Phelps and Leavitt had nearly as easy
task. They went out in ~ and won by up
and to play. The summaries:
State Championship-T. J.. Cheney. oxford. beat
]. H. Patterson. BrookAwn. by up and = 10 play.
lnterclub Foursome Championship Leavttt
and George Phelps beat tho Woolseys, by up and
to play.
Consolation Cup-W. L. Baldwin, Wee Burn, beat
n. Nj. Bronson, Waterbury. by default.
Eleven clubs have entered teams of six for
the medal play team championship to-day.
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SCol o
PIITsBuRG

A., dNrusse hits DAILY, Anderson. williams Sacri-
E,T Mccarthy Kelley. stolen bases-Keeler.
Bro"Hy AnoeFspn Beaumont First base on errors@
nugnss g. OF Lever 8. Struck out-By Hughes.
bn,W Lever l. Left on bases--Brooklyn, 2; Pitts
.naSI;,II w. noubl" plays-Casey Q ID DAILY; o Bren
sa d iArh oBrien, Fly and Clark; Beaumont. Fly
snS S brti Wild pitCh-Leever. Time--l hour
I tn 90 MINUTES tmpres-Swartwood and Hunt.
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SMALL BOATS At LARCHMONT
Fast Races In . Strong Northeast Wind on
Long island sound.

The racing of Larchmont yesterday was for
small boats. and they furnished some good
sport in their respective classes. A strong
northeast wind blew all day. and the races
were finished early In the afternoon. The
schooners Clorta and Uncas were to have met
in q contest but they did not appear at the
starting line. The sloops Syce. Kestrel and
Acushla H. met again In the class for yachts OF
51-foot racing length, and the Syce was again
winner. The harder It blows the better
F. N. Hoyt's dainty looking yacht seems to
20. She Is In better trim now than she ever
was. and while at anchor each afternoon flies
long string OF winning pennants. The Acushla
was beaten badly, and does not seem to be
sailing as we'll as she did before she met with
have not given up hope OF getting her in good
shape and will soon put on new suit OF sails.
which will be lighter than those the yacht now
carries
and sail aga inst George BriGhtson's sloop PEN
ca as .S .SGs sde esss
J.; L. Pratt sailed boat named 0Shima sam.
the boat BACK but % every " ones surnrse The
0'shima Sam beat Harry MaxTell's Posspm
bad dss SF o.e" ran The h.
stake at the end Of S the rst round land and
about class, and the splnarift won easily.
The yachts in classes X and NJ sailed twice
miles In ali. The first mark was of Parsonage
Point. distance 3 miles: course east noItheast;
the second mark was OF Red Spring Point in
Hampstead Harbor, distance 3't miles. course
south, and the third was the home nj mark. dis
yachts sailed twice around a triangle laid in
side the larger one. total distance OF 1OH
The first class was sent of at II 40. The
three yachts crossed iP close order pro- and NTH
| The strong wind made the boats heel consid-
erahly and travel fast. The syee went to the
| front at once and the race soon became pro-
cession, The Penguin. too. soon led the Trek
and sailed good race.
The Postum led the way over the line. followed
| by the O'Shma Sam and the Acusha last. 1t
was a close race all around between the
| finished first. The Acushla was beaten badly.
| The knocka bouts were started at IL 90 Inc
Oiseau was few seconds ahead OF TIE Mono 9
could gain any decided edSantSs9s nhs Mom mo
a short turn. however, the, Oissau bumped
bow. and had to retire. The 21-footers crossed
n The ins sp fnii tu &anaks MdSs
well punched; The SpindriIt tgrned the home
mark first in this class at l:lSOO. and In the
Dosoris IL led the volsunG across, the line
| when the catboats were started, but the strong
wind suited the VolsunR and she soon went to
~" It vas was beat to the first mark. run with
spnnakers to port to the second and reach
The The iH times Of ali the Yachts follow:
tsEs; M9m9 SoIS, H}dss bn .;s1
H. fG.sG2 2ss:oi; syce, 255 ~: Kestre s:o7:44
AeushIa II, 3l5;34l;o Penguin; 3:322 :3 go : !:
G frs1 GAL s AT AeusRs 424sS. The sum!
mary:
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boat. Mr. Fife. sr.. says that this is a strong
economical feature. He believes that the
Shamrock is twenty minutes better than the
Britannia over a fifty-me course.
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Class K,-Syce wins from Restrel by IL minutes
seconds from Acusha H., by 40 minutes IT
seconds.
Glass X, Cabin nks.-Penguin wins from IreI
by u minutes "a seconds.
minute AZ seconds and from Acushla.
KnOCkAbouts, rs. Foot ClRss-MOmo wins.
Knockabuuts ii Foot Class Spindrift wins from
Mongoose by minutes 10 seconds. from RAntaka
by d minutes 81 seconds, from Nudge by Is minutes
AZ seconds. and from ThelGa by 10 minutes BE-
seconds
10 minutes.
To-day there will be races for schooners In
class +; sloops. classes X and NJ, and yaWs.
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Other Games.


n. II. X.
Mountain A. Go l 0 IS 10 !
Pouxhkeepsie... o . q o O-3
Batteries -werner and Nye; Rochelle and stanhope.
AT RiCHFIEL4p SPRINGS.
r.. 4.
Richheld ,,....l 3 o o 1 is 10 I
llion ............l o . 2 o.
Battcries-Fishel and Donalds; White and Brandt;
Rogers and Renning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-21

r. Churchill equalled the amateur record at
the Ardsley Club yesterday. playing with l.. Is.
Churchill by making the following score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-21

Since the opening OF the new links OF the
Staten Island Cricket and Baseball Club at Fox
Hills the rule has been to lit without penalty
on account OF the bad lies. TO prove that this
the course yesterday without availing himself
OF the lifting rule. the result being two rounds
in So each an excellent showing for the 3,4OO
yard nne-hole course
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-21

Miss Margaret johnson beat Mrs. W. Scott
0'Connor at the Harbor Hill Golf Club yester.
meet Miss Wort. the holder OF the women q
championship Of the club. tomorrow. e. 4.
for the mems championship Of the club to-
morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-21

In q round at the Deal Beach links h. b. WILL
son made the following new professional
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-21

ALLENTOWN.