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New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
PENArAoUIT coRINTHIAN REGATTA

The third annual open regatta Of the Penataault
Corinthian Yacht Club will be sailed on Bay Shore'
New-York, on Saturday. August >. at O'CLOCK
p. m. , :.
The Regatta Committee OF the Club consisting OF
H. Chester Hepburn. chairman; John T. suyoain,
Chester b. Lawrence, r. B. Roosevelt IT, ana
george Maeoun. announces that first and second
nrzes are offered In each class where three yachts
start with the intention OF completing the course
and third prize wiz be given In any Class Class e
,s presented by Commodore J. Adolph Mollen-
hauer In Class the first prize lS presehiHsS Hsnpy p
Rear Commodore Charles A. U ODonohue' d re"''
DIck gives the first prize In Class L. .
There will be one gun starts ~ ,ba az. ess anu
Entries must be made in writing, giving name or
yacht rig and racing length and hied VIII tar
Hsnburn Box No 80, Babylon, ". 70 not later tnah
O'clock D. M. August l. Members OF an recos,
n,1sd Yacht clubs also yachts owned or chartered
bv summer residents on the Great South Bay are
invited 10 enter their yachts.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
cR1-rsE OF PHILADELPHIA YACHTS.

The fleets OF the Cornthian Yacht Club OF Phlla-
delphia were scheduled TO rendezvous yesterday
afternoon at Hampstead Hsrbor, Long Island This
ciuh win now hold squadron runs and races
throughout a course which is to extend as far as
Newport. The following is the itinerary OF the
To-day. July 2s-Racs from Glen Cove to oyster
Bay. . -, -. III, .t .. ,,cbor
in oyster Bay. 49,. w. A.. >torr,.
Monday July Sl-Race from Oyster Bay to motifs
tuesday. August Race from Morris Cove to
wednesday, August Race from Shelter Island
THURSDAY. August 3-Races at New-London for
gigs and dinges belonging TO the yachts OF the
squadron. - 49,. A., r.naon ~
Newport. 49,, . A. ,.,..o,.. -, tho
Seawanhaka Cornthian Yacht Club. Oyster Bay.
in honor OF the flag officers captains and guests
Of the Corinthian Yacht Club OF philadelphia, which
10 exnected 10 arrive at oyster Bay on Its annual
rruise mis- afternoon. At O'Clock there will be
music and dancing The club launch win leave the
station at $50 D. m The Phhadeipnlan meet VIII stay
over Sunday at Oyster Bay
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
THE RECORDS.

ST Louis July 2S-The League leaders from
BROOKLYN received OF their worst setoacKs oi
the season to-day when they were shut OUT by the
81 Louis team Try they would the men from
the East could not solve the curves OF the veteran
twirler Cuppy who did the best "ork ne mas sno"H
,r , long time Two men were out IN the ninth In
ming before Brooklyn player managed to get as
far as second base. and even then 1t did MIN no
good Both teams played in superb form IN the
field not fielding blunder OF any sort marring
their record
The home players took the lead In the secona
ng and scored in each of the two succeed
ing innings and two more in the NTH This ended the
run making for the day. All Ave OF the runs were
earned The all around work OF Casey. DAILY. Jones
Burkett and Chllds frequently applauded the
attendance was over three thousand. the improved
playing Of the home team being appreciated Dy III"
focal enthusiasts. Score:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
WATER SPORTS AT BATH BEACH.

This afternoon the Dolphin Athletic Club, OF Bath
Beach will hold its first annual water carnival and
cIuh swimfnng races off its pier at Bay Twenty
second-st Brooklyn. The only scratch swimming
contest will be that for fifty yards. which VIII de
eide the club championship The Dolphin Athletic
Club Is A newly incorporated organization, ana It's
home is In Bay Twenty second-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
RASEFT RAIL AT SEWARD PARK.

Some interest is felt In the final game Of basket
ball which Is TO decide the championship of the
Seward Park and the Hudson Bank gymnasiums Of
the outdoor Recreation League. TO be played to-
day at Seward Park The referee will be H. @
Lockmuller. who oficiated at the Amateur Athletic
Union CHAMPIONSHIPS aad who will also act as
timekeeper K L. Hopkins will be umpire. Irving
" Cobleigh will act as scorer.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
THIRD RAcE-rHB MoRATHIANA pur'. $4,000
SALE OF MONMOUTH PARK STAND.

Long Branch, n. j.. July 2S.-The grands'and al
the Monmouth Park racetrack has been sold 10 a
firm, for old iron. This stand was the largest ana
finest in the country in its day III cost over s,,V
- , o-o foet long 30 feet wide and % feet high.
rho laws forblddinG betting on races in New-Jer-
sew rendered the stand Of no further use ana II
was falling into decay The purchasers are Leon
ard & Co. Of the ST Paul Building, New-fork Cny.
The exact price paid Is not made public. nut II Is
said 10 he about one-twentleth Of the original cost
of he
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
.SHA MROCK TO SAIL TUESDAY.
THE CHALLENGER ALMOST READY FOR
IAER TRIP ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.

London, July 2S-The departure OF the ohaifi-
rock from the Clyde for New-fork mas Deeh
definitely fixed for Tuesday The outhttlng Oh
the Americas Cup challenger VIII be nhlsHeo
On Monday. and her compasses VIII De adJus'ed
for an early start the following day. captain
Archie" Hogarth will sail her. The Strength
ening OF the yachts hull has been a comple'e
success, making her thoroughly seawortny.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
CYCLING.
THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE ROADS
ALL THAT CAN BE DESIRED.
DENIAL THAT ANY OF THE MANUFACTURERS
HAVE WITHDRAWN FROM THE BICYCLE
TRUST - LOOKING FOR PUNCTURE
PROOF TIRES NOTES
AND COMMENTS

While at this season of the year. as a general
thing one expects to find plenty of dust on the
macadam and earth roads the conditions for good
riding at present are excellent. The recent rains
have placed most Of the roads In good shape Tor
touring Reports received yesterday from Long
Island. NewJersey, Westchester and staten lsIan'i
show that most OF the roads are In fine order ana
those preparing for short tours into the country
ought to find the riding pleasant
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
RECORDS IN THE WEST.

Salt Lake CITY. Utah, July B-Two worlds rec
ords were broken last night at tho Salt Palace
bicycle track. Results:
The five mile professional open was won by J. NJ
Chapman Atlanta, Ga. Time-l04S. This broke the
worlds record of IL 20. formerly made on the salt
lake track The final heat in the half mile handi-
cap professional. was won by j. NJ chapman IN
O:59 3-5. breaking the worlds record or l:p
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
PITTsBURG WINS AND LOSES.

Pittsburg July 2s-Pittsburg and Washington
split even to-day double header. The only
feature in either game was in the ninth inning OF
the second game. when Washington, with one out
and two men bases had chance 10 win. but
Beaumont felded OBriens high fly so quickly that
Mercer could not score from third base, and the
double play won the game. Score:
FIRST GAME
r. II. T..
Pfttsburg 90 o o o-l
Washington ......-..0 o D o o Il
Batteres-Ieever-and Schriver: Dineen and Kittrdge
SECOND GAME.
r. II. z.
PIttsburr .......-.1 3 o o rs
Washington ......-.O o o o % II
Batteries-Cesbro and Bowsrrnsn; weyhng carsey and
Duncan
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
FIFTH RACE-THE sCUD STAKES a weIterweight
handicap for all ages: $40 each; IS u declared: gen
ON THE SARATOGA TRACK.

Saratoga N Y. July 2S.-The favorites pulled off
all five races on the Saratoga Racing Association
track this afternoon. The weather and track were
fine but the attendance light. As rule tho
finishes were not exciting. though that of the third
race proved an exception Filon dor set the pace
throughout and had plenty up his sleeve to stand
off The Bachelors determined challenge in the
last furlong and handlly by length. only
thirteen bookies were on hand and business
not very brisk.
sakhrat In the first. disposed Of his field with
ease while Midght did Kilt up right ceverly in
the second A good deal of grumbling done
over the manner in which Mason rode Rideau in
this race, but action was taken in the matter.
Sister Alice cut out the running for BardeIa in
the fourth. Myth and Cabillo lying by only to see
Bardella romp in Nine platers faced the flag for
the last. TTillo leading the bunch most of the way
and winning with The Fleischman Cup. 10
be raced for on August ]. was placed exhibition
at the track to-day. Summary:
First tfve and half furlongs)-sakhrat Jos
tOLeary). 10 3. SchneIl 8s 01aufer) to l.
o1d Dear Heart. 81 O.. Roand). to /. third. Time
1:Osh.
Second (hvs and a half furiongs)-Midiight as
N3urns). O 10 g. Kilt. 102 OVilson) 10 l. second.
Rdeau. 100 tMason). 10 s. third. Time-1:osls
Third race tone and one-eghth mest-FiiOn dOr. 90
(Burns). 10. won The Bachelor Ill tCawson 30
--i:54L.
Fourth furlongs)-Bardella 1O7 Gpencer).
even Won Myth. 10 fBullman) 10 5. second; Sister
Alice. los WILSON. 25 20 I. third. T1me-129A
(Spencsr 10 3. mo. OF Ciar) 90 l. second:
Miss Patron io2 E Jones). IL to !. third Time-1s.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

The schooner yacht designed BY J. Beaver Webb.
Of the New-York Yacht Club for Max Eggerson.
Of Boston. has been begun AT Poillons yard.
South Brooklyn. This will be another addition N
the 70-foot schooner feet The dimensions Of tina
new boat will be: Length over all S feet. on ths
water line 20 feet: beam. II feet inches drsuzhi
n feet; freeboard II feet inches J. Beayor Webb
il the designer Of Commodore MOrgsn's asgshjp
the Corsalr.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

w g. Hubbard. Of the New-York. the Larchront
and the Seawanhaka Corinthian yacht clubs has
received from Pohlons yards a ket-h rugged ysch,
that has been designed by a. Gary Smith Ths
craft IS called the Palladln. and is 81 feet long
over all with a beam Of Is feet. water line length
Of - feet and draught of water of feet n
the PaIladin H. TO carry the true ketch rig and
not the yswI rig that sometimes gets this nsm.
her owner will have something IN these water.
and the best handiest and safest rig that Is ever
put on a cruiser. This is the rig under which tho
Shamrock will cross.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
FIRST GAMB.
PHILADELPHIA 4: CHICAGO. .:

Chicago. July 2S.-Bunders by Connor, coupled
with foolish base running presented to-day's game
to the Phillies. after Garvin had pitched magnin-
cent ball. allowing only three scattered singles and
striking out five men. Score:
r. II. F.
Chicago .............0 o % 3 4
Philadelphia ..-......O 2-4 2 2
Batteries-Garvin and Donahue Piatt and Mcfarland.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

The racing yacht Razuatang. owned by Georrs
r. Baker. jr which raced here last autumn with
the 34-footer Anoatok. has been cruising east a,
far as Bar Hsrbor
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

terday at Brighton the Sussex eleven conciuneo
their first innings to-day with 414 runs ,,
AT the close OF play for the day the Austranans
had scored 3ss runs for two wickets down.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
CRICKET.

THE KEAKNYS PIAH a STUBBOKN GAME
WITH THE KNICKERBOCKERs
The Kearny Cricket Club put up a good game for
the Knckerbocker Athletic Club Thursday at
Bergen Point II did not gain n victory but lost
by only four wickets. L. Brery batted In splendid
style for Kearny. and defed all efforts OF the
bowlers to dlsodge him. d. Livingston also batted
well for II. For the Knickerbockers, F. w T.
Styles A. Gum and NJ X. Cobb all batted In good
style. and the last named also successful with
the ball. The score:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

OPENING GAME OF ALL CgBAN TEAM
The All Cuban team will play its opening game TO-
morrow with the West New-York Field Club al
Weehawken
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
Baird. has received new suit OF sails from Saw

The vigilant. owned by Percy Chubb. is heine
preuared for her race with the Nsvahoe Al New
port. The Newport Yacht Racing Association
offers s,yo Gun to he sailed for by these two a.
foot yachts and the race h scheduled for satur
day August ;.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

Start very bad Won driving by half length: length
and a half between second and third.
SIXTH RACEHandicap for threey oids 5000 added
One mile.
T. F. Barretts ch. c. ST. Clair by st.
Leonards-Paradox 12G n. .CAichelD 10 out
Perry Belmonts br. c. Lakeland, 11S
(Maher) 6-5 out
p. p. Sutton q Co.'S b. f. Klondyke 10
ODupee) 20-t 2-1
Exception. 1o5...................(Ku 1o5. .(Kuhn) 3O-1 81
Time-l4 10.
Start very bad Won driving by a half length, eight
lengths between second and third.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
SECOND GA,
BOSTON. 4; LOUISVILLE. l.

Louisville. KY July 2s.-The Bostons found
Phillipp in the first and ninth innings and won n
highly interesting game. The score:
Louisville ..........O o o o-i
Boston ................2 o o o o q o p
Batteries Phnipp and Powers: Wits and Clarke.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM
Anthony J. Drexels new steam yacht Is being
huilt al the yards Of J. Scott & Co.. on the Clyde
,rder an iron shed over the slip She Is Of Wat
sons design and will be ?72 feet long between
nernen dicllars and 36 feet inches wide. The keel
has heen laid and some OF the frames are set up
The cost of the vessel, delivered complete. will 1t
Is said be $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
CANES YESTERDAY.

- ,,. =. p-ootIvn n BOSTON, 4; Louisville, ]. .
Philad adelphia. 4: Chicago. BaltinoIe. ~ '''''"N
w ashl.s,on m n, - Baltimore. g. Cleveland. =
M. .lt,,rC a. washington (second game)
d~au1
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

The entries and weights for to-days races at
Brighton Beach follows:
FIRST RACE-F'or two year ods, that have and
at this meeting; selling; weights seven pounds
balou he EiNef furIo
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

The steam yacht SuItana. owned by a. G. Conn.
has received new machinery
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
BASEBALL.
A SHUT OUT FOR BROOKLYN AT ST.
LOUIS.

cr-ppy PITCHES IN OLD TIME FoRM-NoT
ppooK1,yN MAN REACHED SECOND BASE
UNTIL THE NINTH INNING.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

The ssfooter for Joseph Northrup Of ,nr Will
iamsburg Yacht CIub win soon be ready N launch
She is a sloop with iron keel that has slot IN
Il TO hold a folding centreboard Her trial trip
viii he made IN rough water N, Sandy Hook
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

Commodore A. l. Brush Of the Williamsburg
Yacht Club is of on his yacht. the Portis. for A
two weeks cruise eastward With nine friends. The
itinerary Is: BRIDGEPORT Nsw- Haven. New London
Port Jefferson oyster Bay and Hampstead Hsrhor
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

Former Commodore Larsen Of the Excelsior
Yacht Club has returned from short cruise east
ward in his sloop yacht. the Black Duck.
The fast racing sloop Hussar belonging TO James
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
vrw.yoRK YACHT CLUB MEETING.

An adjourned session of the fourth general meet
ing OF the New-York Yacht Club Will be held at
DelmOnico's CBeaver-st) on THURSDAY August s. at
IN - m This notice IL issued by the secretary.
V s Oddie.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
CRICKET IN ENGLAND

London July 8-In the cricket match between the
Australian and sussexteams. which was begun yes
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
BALTIMORE WINS TWO GAMES

Baltimore, July %-Cleveland made lamentable
showing to-day, losing both games to the Balti-
mores by one sided scores. The visitors played
with a don't care" spirit. and seemed quite will
ing to lose. Kison in the first. and Howell, In the
second, were effective against the Wanderers.
Hughey who has been terror to the Birds was
q victim OF fast inside work. and Schmidt had
miserable support. The second game was called al
the end OF the fifth inning TO permit the Clevelands
to catch train. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
r. II. r.
Ratnnore ..........1 2 2 q o q I-S IL I
cleveland ...........O o q 0 OIL q
Batteries-Kitson and Robnson Hughey and schreck-
SECOND GAME
r. II. F.
Baltimore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o-s I
Cleveland ........................1 o % /
Batteries-Ho1yell and Crsham: Schmidt and Sugden
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29
TIE RACETRACK.

CORONERS NEEDED AT BRlGHTON'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

The frames for the new composite boat for ". o.
Gay. Of Boston. all bent at the Herresho1
Yards at Bristol but only few so far have been
set upon the keel plates. This 70-foot water line
vessel Is TO be ready in September
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

Start poor. Won ridden out by neck FOUR slengths
between second and third
FOURTH RACE-JAMAICA STAKES: $1,000, added:
penalties and allowances Seven furlongs
w z. Jennings's ch T. Briar Sweet. by
sir Modred-Sweet Brar. yrs. 12l N.
(MaheD Ii out
Marcus Days ch h. Isidor. g. 133 .CTaraD al
]. A. McCormack's b. h. Peep O Day, g.
1l9.......................... (DoggetO SIS
Time-1:27i5.
Won driving by half length two lengths between
ND and bir1
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

one hundred mile paced race Will take place
at the Manhattan Beach track this afternoon. The
competitors VIII be Elkes, Waller. Miller and
Pierce. All OF the men have taken part In six
day races at Madison Square Garden, and the last
three are veterans at this sort of a contest OF
endurance. The experts expect to see Elkes win
easily. The friends of the more veteran riders
early In the race but that the old timers have a
cnance 10 wear him out in the last hfty miles. AL
the riders will be paced by motor machlnes
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

The entertainment OF the pioneers at the League
OF American Wheelmen National Meet will be In
the hands OF the Boston Bicycle Club. the Oldest
cycling organization I'm the country. One OF the
requirements for membership In this club Is that
the applicant must have been an active wheelman
for at least ten years.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

The big schooner yacht Hildegarde has been for
the last week at Bristol for repairs The gooseneck
on her main boom was badly twisted. and
gooseneck was put on at the shops at Bristol
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
The following are the entries and weights for
to-days races at Saratoga:
FIRST RACE-For all ages; allowances Five and one
half furlongs.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

y
two weeks cruise eastward sith nine friends. The
itinerary Is: Bridgeport; Nsw-Haven New London.
PORT Jefferson. oyster Bay and Hampstead Hsrhor
The frames for the new composite boat for ". o
Gay Of Boston. all bent at the Herresho1
yards. at Bristol. but only few 80 far have been
set upon the keel plates This 70-foot water ins
vessel is to be ready in September
The big schooner yacht Hildegarde has been for
the last week at Bristol for repairs The gooseneck
on her main boom was badly twisted. and new
gooseneck was put on at the shops at Bristol
race has been arranged between the cutter
AVA owned by J. c. Arnold. OF New-York. and
Walter r. Peck. OF Providence, and the Burgess
4o-fooer Nymph. owned by Vice Commodore Joseph
r Fletcher. The VIII be for a silver cup, and
there viii be no time allowance
One of the new sO-footers has had mast
put in her and has been hauled out at Walkers
Cove for cleaning.
The Morris yachtsmen will manage special race
to be sailed between the yachts Delpnine snd
Zetis Tomorrow and there will also be race be-
tween the cabin and open cats owned and sailed
by club members. A race for the Lark class .
also arranged for the same day. These races viii
be sailed over the inside courses In Pelham Bay.
Entries will close to-day.
A new yachting institution has been called into
existence and Is known the Moriehes Yacht
Club. IL has the following charter members and
officers; Commodore. Walter T. Avery yics-com-
modore. John McAleenan; secretary. Harry Prow-
tage treasurer, John Nasury: other members.
William p. Prowtage. Frank Evanhoe. T.. J. Din
gee. Or. William Carr. J. II. Miller, George T.
Moon, Warren Leslie. A. Carmichael y. Kyle and
NJ b. Meade On August 10 the club VIII give an
open regatta for eatboats owned BY members OF
any recognized yacht club. and In three classes
solid silver cups VIII be offered.
Yacht owners TO the number OF twenty-eght are
said have consented 10 enter their yachts in the
proposed cruise Of the Larchmont Yacht Club from
Larchmont to New-London. This has been pro-
posed as preliminary two days sailing before
the start OF the New-York Yacht Club cruise from
New-London August g. the yachts starting an.
der the auspices OF the Larchmont Yacht Club -
continue from New-London under the burgee OF
the New-York Yacht C1tfD.
The cruise Of the Hampstead Bay Yacht Club
will begin on August "a and end on August Is
Several Long Island ports will be visited
The fin keel Aeron. which was tilted over on her
bilge I'm a blow at Walkers Cove few days ago.
has been righted up and found TO be uninjured
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

THIRD RACE-THE RISING GENERATION STAKES
with $1,000 added for two year olds $50 each so
forfeit second horse 800 and third 800 Of the
added money: penalties and allowances. Six furongs
Trumpet ..........122W Wig ....................1O .1O7
shoreham ...........112 Christmas Carol .1O7
jOnfalOn Wildwood
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

FOURTH RACE-THB BRIGHTON CUP. With 5000
added; 500 each S25 II declared by May 49, starters
to pay 500 second horse $3.50 Of the added
money and the third horse TO his stake money.
Tro and mi
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

Earned runs-st Louis o. sS sssau First Sa,
on hit-On Dunn l. Sacrifice hit-Childs. Struck out
BY Cuppy. g by Dunn. /. stolen base-Blake Time
1850 UmpireS-Enlsle and Mcdonald
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

A race has been arranged between the cutter
AVA owned by J. c. Arnold. Of New-York. and
Walter r. Peck OF Providence. and the Burgess
4o-footer Nymph owned by Vice Commodore Joseph
+ Fletcher. The race will be for silver cup and
there will be no time allowance.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

Start very bad Won ridden out by aslengthAand a
half two lengths between second and third.
THIRD RACE-For rnaidens Of all :assoo .added;
New-York tribune., 1899-07-29

'1adies' and babies run" Is the latest thing IN
cycling circles in the heated spell. The Century
Wheelmen out with announcement that
they will have such run on Sunday 10 Martin
House. Sea Cliff. Long island. via steamer Idle
wild. leaving Thirty-hrst-st.. East River at 10
a. m. and returning in same manner. The NOTICE
sent to members contains the following: we
know the fastest the slowest and the best long
distance rider Of club, now let us see who has
the most babies IL is expected that majority
of the members will be present with their families
and friends The members Will start from their
clubhouse. No 1is West Seventy-hrst-st.. at 9:Sl
q.