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shamrock May BE Towed over.

The Shamrock, It has been announced from
the other side. will be accompanied on her
Journey across tho Atlantic by the steam yacht
Erin, and when the wind is too light for tho
challenger to sail the Erin will take her in tow
This is not in accordance with the terms Of the
deed Of gift of tho Americas Cup. which says
that the challenging yacht must proceed under
her own sail on her own bottom to the
port whore the races are 10 be sailed.
\ prominent member OF the New York
Yacht Club said Yesterday that when sir
Thomas liptou's representatives w"r" in this
country last year To arrangr the conditions uf
the race this clause in the deed was discussed.
and they asked II that would prevent them
having th" shamrock towcd during calm.
The committee OF the New York Yacht club
decided that 1t would not. so the Shamrock
NAV he towed
Towing will not be Of any advantage to tho
time when thereis no winf, but even then she
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Lnrchmont Yachts May Race to New Lone
don to Join the New York SuuadrOn.

Quite a large number Of yachtsmen are dis
appointed bocaus" tho New York Yacht Club
cruise will start from New London instead #
from Glen Cove, as has been the custom ior
several years. 1t is argued that the start
should be made from a home port, and give 10
those members of tn" club who are in town a
chanc" To- see the gathering OF the yacht ;,
which is always n pretty marine specracr.
Then nearly all the V"--ols have to sail from
these wnters 10 New London and it is con-
tended that they might Ju5t rs well raCesup
thoro as to 60 along hy themselves. At the
meeting Of the New York Yacht club. when ths
matter Of the cruis" was brought ny, some u
tn" owners ot sailing yachts made hard fight
to have the rendezvous at this end OF the
Sound. but they were beaten.
Those who wish TO rae" from here to New
London. however, will probably get a chance
TO do SO. The .arrhmout yarhtsmen are con-
sidoring whether they will have two u
three days cruis". starting from Iarchmot
harhor and rae" ID Morris Cnye, and then "a
New IOnhon under the IarchmOnt hurgce
ON arriving at New London they will hau
down the lnrchmput flag anh Join the fleet l
tn" New York Club, This idea has found much
favor with the owners Of sailing yachts. and L
Is quito probable that IL will b." carried out. he
start being made on Aug. ..
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RESULTS on OTHER TRACKS.



CHICIGO, July 2l.--lhrre was 4 slight improve
ment in the card and u corresponding increase IN
IL" Attendance. The racing was also mOIe SPIRITED.
Three fayor,te, won. Thr, ,ntry Of Uarda Will hCri-
after be refused at Hawthorne because or an incon-
rls"nt race. Tomorrow is the last day of the Haw-
thoIne meeting. summary
Fir-t RaCc-On6 and Onc-SiNt'enth mies-Tittla,
lOO ,BeauChamID. / To- |. won; Maurice w.. 100 Nan
DuseuJ, 20 10 I. sec nd. Ramct Iul Mathews, to
!, third, Time. 1:4Hls.
second Rarc-Six turOngs-Unsivhtly. 1OS Beau
champ, even, won; Clara Muul"y luI lW. JOnc,J,
20 tg |, second; Rosa Dah, lOI A. Buoker - to =,
third. Time, :I5Il.
Third Race-Onc mile and q sxeeuth--Gun Metal.
loo DNuttl, uttO >, won; Elidad los Mathews to
/, second; woodranger. 100 Hamilton. . to !,
third. Time. l:4SN.
fourth Race-Six furlongs-Heen's Pet, 90
Knight, to Alrarcta. lo5 TullyD, o to /,
second; BeBueville, ll5 Tabor to !, third Time.
l:lI.
Fifth Race-One mile-Carncro, Il0 tNutt, q to &.
won; Elkn ll2 Van DuscnI to 2, second; Bar
ton, lI0 Hamilton. 20 to |, third. Time, +lA
sixth Race-One mile and onc-sIt.enth- bon
Jour ll5 Mathews, IL TO s, won; Uarda llh
,NutD nto .. second; Einsteln, lO7 (B'ssinger), .
To l. third. Time. l:+SL.
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Grnesce Will Go to Toronto to Sail for the
Cannda's Cup.

The Gcneecc. the boat built by Hauley fort
syndicate Of Rochester yachtsmcn. has hent
selected as the challenging yacht for tie
Canada's Cup Tho race viii be sailed ne
Toronto next month. The G9ne,ee won Al
her trial races on Lake Michigan very handy
She was sailed by lCharcS q. Davis. who hHi
Just returned from Chicago, and h" SAYS tina,
the Gen"S"e Is the fastest boat Of her size hI
ever sailed in. Sh" could have won each race by
much larger margin. but AZ tn" request o' The
Race Committee her speed On different pninu
uf sailing was mot fully shown. In the fII
contest she beat The l'raIrI" by ~ minutes arS
TIA" JOs"phine hy 81 minutes. THIS was overt
triangular course. seven miles To- each leg.
The second rae" was 10 wIudwnrd and 70
turn, and This llm" the Ci"u"-ro beat IN,
Prairie toy IL minutes and - seconds and ne
Josephine 10y ~ minutes and J.i seconds. The
third raCc was over a triangle" and LAKE
Michigan squnlI n!ndn things unri"a-aut ip.
vachtsm"u. Inc l'rnirl" was All .g"thrL dl"
mantlei and the JOseghlur lost her gan art
topsal The Grursce took the lead at ne
start. wcathorcd the storm w" and thnI
By 80 minutes and 81 seconds.
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Baseball Notes.

PRESIDENT Young has been asked to appoint Bob
'atNtLers to the League umpire stan.
hNhoEen will play the Poughkeepsic club to- NOR
TO" on thr st. George Cricket grounds.
instant Readcr-lhe Plttsburgs scored AZ runs
h.H- July 3.
Herman Long has been PLAYING such inferior ball
M sAS"n that the Boston Club is said to be look
'"E around TOR another shortstOp.
Nhr'hi", Pitshurg's new pitcher. appears to be
"" hhd Il the season. Hanlon had an option on
-, '"S some time ago but let him 60.
~ N'"nATRcn to morrow the West New York Field
49, ana no Cuban Giants will play the NTH
I'n' M ihcir series. The Jersey team has won
"''' "' 'L' iarr games played.
n -,NF, July 2l.-The Honcsdaln baseball
go, ' tnted the Port JcrVis team at Port Jervia
a.lN ms was the third game OF a series of three
s.y'' W. hhr which the HOnesdAles have won, and
eALL..I WV \ pMrsc Of $3.50
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At st. Louis.

ST.. IoUIs. July 2I.-There was good attendance
at the Fair Grounds this afternoon, and betting was
spirited. After the first race Jockey MaCLoud-n was
called heto.c the Judges and Suspended because Of
his ride ON our SellIe. Summaries:
First Race SIN fnrlungs-Clarendo. lO5 Genkins,
to /, won; Bert Davis. 10 Nittoel. to l. second
Crosby. lO7 lIouck Il to /, third. Time, l:l6
second Race-FlVe and n half furlongs- DevcriC
llS Jrnkinsl 1t TO r. won. silent Friend llS McIn
tvre, 6to |. second; Castinc, lls lHouck to /,
third. Time. l:lO.
Third Race-SN frrlongs Aunt Mary ll9
CHuuuk,, to |, won Necklace, 10 tMClntyrel. TO
2, second CzArowich. l2+ NiutOel, ! to l, third
Time, l:lt.
Fourth Race-One and quarter milcs-Chimyra
~ MArc), To / won; Harbee lO7 Uiilmore), ii TO l.
second, Jimp. " HouckD. y to TO- third Time,
2.ll@
Fifth Race One mile Moralst. ia ,FouconN 10
70 |, won: Gala Lily lo9 OHouckD, X to l, second;
Mt hsli; "a IJrnkins ~ 10 T., thITd Iine; t"5e'
inirkJ. / tu 10. won. El", ~ Rauchl. to . sec.
ond Lula W. los DMAcJoynt Il TO /. third. Time.
The sun., 1899-07-22

The annual regatta Of the Indian Harbor Yacht
Club will be called on Saturday, july -.
The first race for the Scawanhaka Challenge Cup
will be sailed at Muntrt al nest Thursday.
The first women race Of the Kurckrrbocker Yacht
club will he sailed to-day IN, start vail be made
at 3 O'Clock.
The Atlantic Yacht Club la, elected the following
new members: H. o. HaNemoyer Jr, Henry A.
Appclms, Henry W. ChAprell Ftederirk Harris W.
j, Whiting Geprga l.. Morgan. Frank u. Crvamcr
Wilson Marshall and Thomas j, bun.
B,HYIoS, Jul" 2l.-MGrh interest is manif 'stod IN
tn" boat race 10 be held ~ tn" Ruy.hur" Yacht cub
tn'muTrrw. Only tnt hl,i-.,'r~ w.ll 'ut"r ;h' cone
tost The race vll hy tn miles 10 nmtvari and
return, and viii hr fora -l'or cap altered by mem
b"rs of the club. Ten boats have Errl entered and
will participate IN the race III" rrnripal rar" nf
the season Will be held on saturday next when
about forty boats Uf the larger glass Will rate.
The sun., 1899-07-22
Mike Goodin Drives Bright Light Close to
the Road Wagon Record.

PHILADELPHIA. July 21.-Tho North Pennsylvania
Trottng Association held it's sixth annual summer
meeting at the Belmont track yesterday afternoon
aud 200 persons enjoyed the programme that
provided. The attempt mado by NJ II. Goodin to
beat the worlds roai wagon record of 2:l4. made
by Supland Belle at Cleveland June 20 last, with
the brown pacing gelding Bright Light. 2:osA. was
undoubtedly the star event of the day. In his first
attempt Goodin drove Bright Light in c.l7t0, going
TO the quarter in - seconds. the half in 1O7 and
the three quarters In 1:41 On the second attempt
Bright Light went to the first quarter in 80 seconds.
the half in o6Ie, the three-quSrters in 1894 and
the mile in 2:l5. Goodin received great applause
mt that he @ coHd beat the road wagon M record wth
Bright Light and would make another trial at Bel.
Class |, trotting and pacing; purse $50; best two
Ron,rt Craigs b. e. butterfly Ay...................r
lanes Byrne,s b G Lacy d D......................:
D. T. kennards b. x Ice. lce..........................8
A. L. schachter. b. = George s. .;..............5
b T. Lawrence's b r, m Lady Warrington ....% DIR.
Glass 2, trotting and pacing; purse $50; best two
Fr;q E"S!. eh: e. jazz shspperl
WtnEi.ri b & IL Little IT n,mi h,Gasy
Gcorrg A,srHpts moi GI ci N, " Warrcn
Tims-223% 227.
Glass 3. frec.for;al; trotting and pacing; purse
$50. best three III fve heAtsi
s"4ss ssn b. T Es.
T!me-2:2OA, 2:21A. 2,21h.
Glass !, trottng and pacing: purse $50; best two
dso1.e a@ss II l. rGsSfos 2eSissrs s. roJiS
''"'' fims"3:45 3;soa. 3:as '''- .
Match to road wagons; one mile; for silver
Reuben McKinleys ch. m. Nellie Greenback .......1
NJ j. Mcc"dd'n' 'h TneMay7 IN; Mary l. .'''...''''.2
- Pacing against road wagon record Of 2;lH
NJ H. Goodins br g. Bright Light
Iime-2;lIH: 2:l5.
The sun., 1899-07-22

Sp,crai cable DtIpatch to The suS.

LIVERPOOL, July 2l.-The Liverpool Cup OF
1.2OO sovereGns u handicap for thrce-year-
olds and upward. one mile and three iurlonRs.
was won by r. Buchanan's Easthorpe. q years
Lord William Beresford's Grodne. years. was
second. and Sir r. W. Grfflths St. la. years.
third. Eleven horses ran. 81. la was ridden
by the American jockey II, Martin. The bet
ting was 10 to l against Easthcrpe, to
against Grodno and o to against st. la.
The sun., 1899-07-22
The 30. Footers at Newport.

NEWPORT. July 2l.-The thirty-footcr de-
cidcd to race this afternoon when the big rnce
fell through on account OF the unfortunate ac-
cldent to the Defender. and although they did
not attract rs much attention as the Columbia
and Defender. they put up a good race. which
was won by the Asahi. The course to Dycr's ISL
and and return. eighteen miles. was sailed.
All the boats Were, sallcd by their owners cX-
cept the Asahi. The summary:
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BOSTON IN SECOND PLACE.
pUJLtDELPHIAS, BEATEN Br THE
pITTSBURGS, TAKE 4 DROP.

Cleveland wins the First Game from tho
'VnshiuGtons and Then Loses the Second,
,bc score In Ench Instance Being the
same other League Teams Travel West.
While the majority Of the League teams spent
v.s,sr,lny In travelling westward. tho Philn-
1o,rhi,, tackled tho Pittsburgs in the latter
.,,y and wcrc beaten. The defeat enabled the
Ios,nrs - climb into second place. which they
h,IIbyamargin OF flye points. The Washing
,or, hrnAr even on a double header with the
,s,v.lan!s. tho games having been trans
,c,rrI 10 the capital The results:
p,,,ru-, = Philadelphia. 2.
cleveland. .. Washington. (hrst gamel.
Washington, g; Cleveland. 3 second game).
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Western League.

Al BuNalo-Rain
Al Grand hapds-Grand Rapids. a; Minnsap
A. inliaanpolS-In indianapolis. 4; Kansas City. 8.
At Detroit Rain.
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Sloan Coming Home.
SPECIAL CabI, DtIDatch 10 Tar So

NpfcIdT 'd0I' U'IDd1c7 10 7 IHF Sun,
LONDON. July 2l.-Tod Sloan, the American
jockey. who was suspended few days ago un-
iii Aug, for disobedience at the post at San
down says that he will go TO New York for
week. and will resume riding in England at
the beginning of September. Sloan declares
that he has forsworn champagne.
The sun., 1899-07-22

LENINuruN July "a The noted racchorses +. F.
V. aud Wa and Means arrY d here to-day from
New York. Both have cen hrcd and vii he turned
out HAIgiu has shipped here a full sister to SIR
Waiter to lie bred To- SayAtyr, and August belmont
has sent his stallion St bartholomew, u the Aur-
sery Stud. Three tWoysaT-olds belonging To Fled
Gebhard will 40 to j. y. Camdens place, and two
two.yeAr.ods owned by Pat Dunn will 90 to j. V.
SlppS farm, near Midway.
The sun., 1899-07-22

At Providence Providence, q; Springfield, 1,
At WorcCsrer-Hartford. !, Worcester, 8.
Al Syra"nse Toronto. IL; Syracuse. 3.
Al Rochester Montreal, 4; Rochester. IL.
The sun., 1899-07-22

hOswego-First game-Oswego. =: Utica, 3.
MCort And-CprtlAnd, I; Schenectady, 4.
~ b'nEhAEton--B --Blnghamton. .; Albany, 8.
Al AnJurn- Auburn. I, Rome, 5.
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che Curt.

will have to be towed very slowly and only in
smooth sea. Tho chances Ot the boat being in-
Jurrd or strained are much greater while In
tow than when sai ling under her own sail and
it j. not likely that those in charge OF the
Shamrock will run the risk OF stralning the
boat with much towing.
The sun., 1899-07-22
New England League.

A. Rrockton- Rrockton, :: Newporto q.
Al hPortland-I.rst game-Portland, 4: Pawtucket
10 Second ram"- Portland. >: Pavtucket. !.
al hahrArstel-M Manchester, 6, Taunton. 8.
The sun., 1899-07-22

p.,isL,lrr ........... u u u O u %
p,, i, ,.lrpn.h ....,.......o q . u u O-3
rv, base 1T Mccarthy. Three base hits vii.
~ CIa,lr, ry pys,,hue. >. First base on balls
On ~, shr5 :, OF Dana,ue. ?. umpires-swart
wood anl Hunt Atehdsnce-20oo. 1inc-2 hours
AMI minutes,
,rryELN>n. ,. wNsHISGroS 3-frRsr GAME
W,.giN ,ruN JulY 2l.-The senators and EIiles
s,l, cyrn on tho double header to day. Col fouer
A lever local left handler was tried by Manager
on M III tl,. Nrst game, and held the Senators down
10 az scattering hts Dineen outpointed Bates in
thr second game. The scores:
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Other Games.
AT FLEIs CHMASs.

iiNn' .-........O q o 1--2 3
A'uhtA!h 4. CO o o u o. - 3
Batteries White and Rogers; Riley and Nye
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The sun., 1899-07-22
Troy's Meeting Ends with n Tame Racing
Card.

TROY, July ol.-The most successful meeting ever
held here closed to-day with card that was unin-
tereSting from racing point OF view. In the two
contests the fayOrtea cas- lly that the heats
were syeritsble walk overs. Nearly all the horses
quartercd at the park this week will leave tomorrow
for Island Park participate in next weeks events
The sun., 1899-07-22

First base error Washington. Left on bases
OF Dineen. |; OF Bates. :. Struck out-By Dineen,
/ W Bates. !. Home run n-Freeman: Two. base hit
Henley Stolen hase-O Brien. Double plays
Paddel Bonner and McGann az; Quinn. Sullivan
and Lockhesd Hit by pitcher-By Batos, =. Um-
p,res-Iathan and Gafney. Time-1 hour and 36
minutes.
The sun., 1899-07-22
THE RECORD.

rlTIsu"RH. II. rHiIApELPHIA. 2.
rrrrsrrpo July 2I.-Chcsbro's clever pitching lot
M, ~ ain victory over Philadelphia to-day,
- =, ,nG entire local team showed decided i'm.
,t nv,r.,r nj over It's Brooklyn form. The score:
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F1dpsrd

They gybed around tho mark, and. with
booms to port. started off on Il broad roach for
the first mark on the second round Tho
Colonia gained n little more on this leg. but
not so much as she had ga ned on the first
round. The times takon at the mark werc
The sun., 1899-07-22
Richard Croker dominates Four Youngsters
for the Derby stakes.

Special cable DIpacA TO THE Sen.
LONDON. July 2l.-There are 322 nomina-
tions for the Derby Stakes, including four BY
Richard Croker.
The sun., 1899-07-22

II was now blowing stronger than ever and
tho Colonia and Quisctta c!ewed up the fore
topsas and did not carry lib topsais. The
Amorlta carried hers. but they did not do much
good; While approaching on opposite tacSs
The Amorta on the port tack tried to cross the
9uiset,,as bow 6mi falling; & shS gGye way As
down and the tip Of her bowsprit caught in the
Amorita's preventer backstay. The stay had
70 be Stacked to let the Qpscctta clear; The
ute and 81 seconds in tho lead. The Coi"nia
for these yachts were: CoIonia. . 4G:OS; Am0-
rita. 300 Al Quisetta 3:Q2:Ol.
-, The other yachts sailed n smaller triangle
leg was southwest four miles. and the third
leg was orth-n9rthwest. three miles The
two miles. Tho small schooners were started
At Ito: Tho Ineas was rs, the nrst 70 cross;
was to windward On the reach to the first
mark the uncas ran away from the Clnrita
and led Sy fhn nsn
in Hampstead IIarhor the Clorita wcnthered
the Inras and turned the mark first at at
From this mark to he iinish the Clorita held
The lead but VIA Eh hard pressed all the way OYER yer
first round were: Clorta, l:l5:3i; Uncas
1:lb:3l. The Uncas drew NJ little on tho
reach to the next mark but lost on the beat
Tho Kestrel and Syce were started at II 40.
ana lnPN 'TpSStN me IlIlc III inc bfucT HaUel
with the SyCe Just two seconds late; In very
short time Fred lioyts boat was in her popular
position im the lead. and she led all over the
oy56 SoH5se6 The fn,sninE, tim"s n were Tyce
were started at IL :45 and crossed in he order
named. The I.ris passed her rival on the reach
70 the first MARI. and then gradually increased
her lead to the finish. The times were: Liris.
2:Jl ~: klora. 3O5:3l.
The yawis were started at II: 80 and tho
finishing times of these boats were: Abicore,
3:2l :O3: Sultan. 3 1880; possum. 3:3S:2i.
The Meemcr was on hand 10 race the HuSsar
Hussar ccliued the contest, AS she was short
handed. Tho summary:
sCHooNEPs IN ONE CIAss-sTART II 30.
Eidps,d Co,rrc'rd
LrnGh. Timr. Time.
. l'1cH and Orrnsr III ny = H. VI g.
AmvTit" W; q; Br"Ssw., ,,SS4,5S 5 2i ii s ii 4S
Qnrs,tta, II. +. and Il l..
sCHooNERs -GJ-FOoT CLAss-sTAET IL 40,
Clorita, Philip r. Dodge 5l,4N 10 21 10 2e
Cncas Charles Buchanan. .5I.46 III ~ 3 ii A.
sLOoPS-Jl-FOoT CLAss-sTART 1915.
sycc. J.. N. II lyt ..... ......5os6 - 90 : ~ 90
sLoors tcRUIsING TUIMD-5l TEET-sTART 80
I.iris r J. McCahill. Jr.....4S.Ob. l6 AZ Ii ~
kIura. NJ. G. Parsons. .......ib.Hu = 20 80 3 i 40
YAwLs-CLAssEs l. AND M-sTART II 90
Albicurc. 8. j. Hyde ......,.4I.OO ~ O3 3 ~ O3
Possuu. X. y. Eav"r ...,.., ,3a.II ~ - = ~ ~
Sultan, c. 5. SumrrNllle.... 1898 81 81 3 ~ 80
The winners were:
Schooncrs-Qn beat tho Colonia 20 seconds
and the AmOrlta s. seconds.
Class k-Syce beat the kcstrel minutes IL sec
OnlS
Glass X. Cruising Trim - Iri4 beat tho Kiora
Yawls- Albgcorr beat the Possum minutes sec.
oLd. and ia" sultan minute, 30 seconds.
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Atlantic League.
AT wiLKEsBARRE.

- y. u. =.
wnkeStarre... o 2 o o ..-0 ~ 3
Richmond ....... o o u o 0 3-5 y
Batteres-Jlmeson and Gonding; Pfanmiller,
BteelnAn and Hess
AT ALIISrows.
- n Fl. 4.
Allentown ......a o n o Ill 10
Newark ........O 8 o 8 O.
Bat erles- McManus and Risley; Roach, McPartlin
and Stults.
AT RFADISG.
Reading ....... q q o o o-2 !
Lanraster.,...-...l / 0 o "a 10 l
Batteries Thatcher and SNYDER; Wilhelm and
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1t was then reach across the Sound with
booms to starboard. They carried big lib ton
sails and intermcdiate maintopmast staysais.
and the Colunia made the three miles in less
than 16 minutes. The times taken at the home
mark and the elapsed times for the leg were as
follows:
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INC ChnIrman of the Boar.I Of Control Of the

n G. A. sends out the following;
a cable was received from Paris to-day at
the Office Of the Board OF Control II the y. G. A.
in this city, stating that the Union Ntloc-
pCdiIue de France had made a motion to the
International Cyclists Association TO the effect
that the International organization cease to
recognize the L. A. W. rs the controlling cycle
racing organization in the United States
NOTES.
At NailshurG tomorrow i. c, Bald and Arthur Zim.
norman. the two champions of the ninetcs will
meet IN match rae" Of one mile The men will be-
paced for three of the mile aud then sprint
10 The hMish.