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New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
ELKS ATHLETIC CANES.

The grand carnival Of sports OF the Benevolent
ana Protective order OF Elks. No. l. was held yes
terday at Celtic Park. Long Island. The Elks
have a large following. and each branch was we'll
represented r. Draddy carried on the honors OF
the day winning three contests ne 100 yard dash
for men Weighing over 200 pounds by
Phtps Who made better time than Hart IN the 100
yards dash for the Gthtetics- Ihs summaries
One hundred yard dash--Won BY Edward M, Hart 7.
Hamilton second: T. Thompson. third TTne--0;lsA.
Two hundred and twenty yard Gssh-Nen ey n bradey;
Ira Tonba second A J. Nathan. third Ttme-o-2S
Fat men GOO pounds and over 100 yasdsl-Won
by Phillips; J. . voorhees, 'ssconui = F~Afsau tnifa
Ttme-G:la
Arthur Nathan, second; Ira Toune third TiHe0.2 ~
Fifty yard pQtat0 Eace-Non BY r. Draddy, Ira 4oube
second. John Hogan. third
one mile bicycle race-Won by Harry DTaddy a. J.
Nathan second Charles A. Ude. third. Tlne-S;50.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
ROWING.
NAUTILUS BOAT CLUB REGATTA.

The sixteenth annual regatta Of the Nautilus Boat
Club was held of Bay Ridge yesterday. Many
spectators were present the contests for the
L L Fgruski medals. which were awarded in the
Junior single gig senior double gig and senior four
Dared gig. In the junior single gig G F. Caetjens
won from " A. Gaettsns by few yards W
Rollins was in good form, he won the honOrs
in the intermediate single and senior single gig.
The summaries
Single gig noyice-won BY ". Turner; G coIlarnore
Intermediate single glg-Non oy w Rollins; h O.
Junior single gtg-Won by c. F. GaetJens: " A
csserfens second J. W Daneison. jr third. Time. "a
senior single gigWon by ". Rollins. Otto Ruprecht
second. " II Van Benthuysen, third Time. APT.
Junior double gfg-Won by c. T. Gaetjens. bow H. h
Zust, stroke G. E. Rollins bow K NJ Eyand. stroke
senior double gg-won BY John Ray. bow !. E. Ray
stroke; ". H Van Benthuysen, bow. John Haarstick
stroke. second Time. Alb
Junior cared gg-Won by J. Campbell bow: @
Callamore. No. 2; R. connor. No B G E Rollins
" E6monds No .. c c Hood, No 3; H G CoTnet[
senior four cared gig-Ton by c. L knight, bow. r
Randall No. 2. John Haarstiek No. 3; J A Ray
sfrske. E Armstrong coxswain E II. Enseu bow
= II Gilmore No >, J A. Danielson tr., No. 3; W h
Van 2enthuysen strQke. C. r. Dagiesh. co1s"aln sec
Sly eared barge raee-won Uy R Connor. bow: g.
Callanaore, 3 A II Gilmore, No 3. II. @ C0rhett
No 4 J. Haarstick, No 5. J. H. RAY. stroke, Il h
Zust. coxswain. Time 4oI
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

udrim was Withdrawn from the Champion Stakes,
as he picked UP nail in his hnal work for the
Fractional time in Champion: O:l3 Is. o:26 %,
0:D O53 l6 Is 119 As 30 SIS, 14e. 15S 45 III 35
235 3Ss Is PSI 2-5 3O4 Is sl7. $50. sl3 and $50
Bounteous was at short price in the nrst race.
He got a bad start because Maher. who rode him,
did not try To get good start with him or 70 win
with him II is good thing for the American turf
that Maher will go TO England. It is to be hoped
he vii never back. VIII Burke also 90 70
England? And will Steve LHommedieu stay be-
hind?
Henry is riding again. The liberties OF the Amer
lean people may be saved by extra effort, but when
Henry is let loose it is hard telling what may
happen.
Maher's ride on Blues in the Great Eastern Hand
leap was a phantasnagorta If he rides that way
in England ae will promptly get on an everlasting
vacation.
The steeplechase looked like nasty JOB as most
jumping races look. Plato and Old Tank made a,
dead heat
In the last race Shaw out with Ten Candles
and reported to the stewards that Ten Candles ran
out with him HonoFs are easy in that case. Both
Shaw and Ten Candles ought 10 be ruled on the
turf
The summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-For two-yeaF-olds; selling 800 added
Five furIongs Of new Futurity Course -l-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
ORANGE CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY

Orange y J.. Sept. CsPectaD- The annual to1--
nameut for the championship % the Orange Lawn
Tennis Club opened this afternoon on the courts %
the club a. Mountain station Play VII eonCinus
On Monday when the championship doubles and
haneIcap singles VIII begin The winner o. t1s
rpionship singles VIII contest wiz J. 2. PaTet.
the holder OF the chalengs trophy II Ar- Fares
wins IL this year IL becomes his personal property.
The scores made to-day were
Msn's singles preliminary rouad-E-dEzrd ?. Larled
beat p 3 HagUs 6-4. - Russell So-sate beas VIII
go e. 90 EClcCEEe Ward Wiiozr
Tvis a. 81 r n Miles, jr. Beat A R Rochs. 6-L
81. " r Niles beat Clement Scott. 4-S 81 6--A
FTrsr rouad-Roberr n Niles. II. bear " r Mica
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
NEw-RocHELLE CLUB REGATTA.

- The twentieth annual regatta and sports of the
NTeuy-RocbeIIc Rowing Club were held yesterday
aetArnoon at the clubhouse Echo Bay, Long
Island Sound Owing 10 the delay in starting The
las, contest IN eight Dared one mile shell race
mas finished in the dark II was contested for
l,,, two crews one composed Of Benjamin Badeau
.roke p Doolirtle 5 3 Westervelt. J. Hadden.
= r KuchIer F. B. Abrahamson- J. s Martin
and 4 Gallaudet coKswain, and the ether Of J.
Cothran. stroke: B. Klrchon. W Scott z. 81 Car
b Hoyt and William BIume, eoxswain. The fr5t
-. - gv0n bv four lengths covering the mile IN
- In the double scuil gig race Waiter Scott ana
- II Cutcher who we're rowing against r. Doo-
- snd q Fl West fouied a buoy and went
ncs ri Their feet entanged In the TACKLE,
~ fbeS managed get free and we're picked up
nv the Judges boat.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
BROOKLYN TEAM Z
CoICIB1A OVAL DEFEATS BRIDGEPORT.

Bridgeport, Conn. Sept. (speciaD Courn-
hs Cva- Cricket Club, OF New-Tork. played rs
annual game with the Bridgeport club here today.
and = vas Al enjoyable match The metropolitan
rlsirors proved much strong for the local team
however. and they gained victory by % runs
and -hree w1ckets 70 spare z Murphy bowIed in
capital form for the Nev-York men, and captured
eTs wtcksts cor 3 runs and against his deadly
6etTzTy s FOX Of the local club who scored p
vas ire oC-y nan % make double figures. For
Columbia Oval. 4 L Eullock proved 70 be IN
great form WITH the willow and he pat on 81 by
Splendid play H NewbsTy also bsrred steadily
and well for 1G- The totals were Columbia Oval,
3 for seven wtckets; Bridgeport. g.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
TROUBLE AT TARRYTowN.
BROKEN RACKET GIVES PARET VICTORY
OVER TAIIAHr By DEFAULT

Tarrytown n. 2. Sept (speciaD--TroubIe was
in the air all day here az the grounds of the Sleepy
Hollow Tennis Club. and the lawn tennis tourna-
nnent continued under such conditions The
Paret-Tallant Anal match IN the singles sche6-
uled for this morning. and while the players were
dressing some one fell on TaIlants racket and
broke it The veteran Harvard man refused 10 use
any other and offered default. He Withdrew
this offer after the committee had defaulted him
Paret offered 20 play him special match on Mon
day f0r the first prize. Hackett, however refused
wait till Tuesday 70 meet the winner in defence
o. his challenge cup When the committee finally
refused 10 entertain TaIaat's protest. he declined
70 take. the second prizes he was entitled 70 and
declared he would appeal 70 the United States Ma
ri0uat Lawn Tennis Association
The challenge match in the afternoon went along
smoothly. PareL OUCplaye6 the Yale champion At
first Hacketr got the second set easily ouc began
"a give in the third and soon showed signs OF
distress. AT al in the fourth set he de-
clared il was too dark continue and the referee
protest Of Paret and all OF the other members Of
the local tournament committee. The match VIII
be finished Monday morning. The days scores
fellow:
Championship singles (anaI round)-J. ?. Paret beat
Hugh Ta.EanJ by default
Challenge round. ? Paret challenger, against H H
Hackerr holder; 81 "a g. 30; u1A1ished
Mems doubles tfnaI rouad)-C. s. and c. D Nil
beat @ F Watson and II. .. Snow. 6-4 rs. 81.
Handicap singles (ser-hnal rould}Barreu fhalf 15)
Final round-Batten half I5 beat Van Reypen G5).
coasoIaJiou singles Canai roundo-P. B. Harch beat
FLOYD Smith 2-6. 6--S. SIS
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
CRICKET.
WEST INDIANS AND MANHATTAN DRAW
OK ACCOUNT OF DARKNESS
OTHER GAMES

Notwithstanding the threatening weather OF yes
,srday quite large crowd was present 10 see the
.-,-ker match between a picked team OF native
v-.e+ Indians residents Of New-York. and the Man
,aftan Cricket Club. at Prospect Park. Brooklyn.
=, fortunately. the light which was bad all the
..-e-noou. made It almost impossible 20 see the
bsu sor the greater part OF the Manhattan mems
.-+-rs and the game had at last 70 be drawn on
.oo4rt q darkness The West Indians dd some
s-,a-Bably good batting and E. Smith played
.s-s-faifv well for 3. the top score OF the game
Z Dur-ant succeeded IN putting q while
5,rl,1e figures were contributed by p z. Citizens
SezIA and A V Clarke. The score:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
MoRRIsTowN CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY.
STRUGGLE sETwEEN COLE AND sEHR

STRUGGLE BETWEEN COLE AND BEHR
The Morristown Field Clubs annual lawn tennis
championship tournament vas opened yesterday ~
Morristown y J.. with an entry list OF slxry-four
Individual players in the four the sched
ule An overcast sky and a strong wind hanpered
the contestants 80 that less than half Of the
matches in the first round OF the mems wouen's
and junior singles were played. The doubles were
started. and the first struggles IN this contest
will be held tomorrow afternoon Herman Behr,
a young local expert. was drawn against Charles
Cole. the Harvard player in the mems champion
ship singles His aggressive tactics swept the Har-
ward player on his feet in the first and the
ond was well under way before Cole steadied down
II fast net work on the part Of both con
testauts, with the youngster having a little the
best of # all through. Seven times was Behr
within a stroke OF the set and match, which would
have been startling upset, Cole is a favorite
for the houors The Harvard player worked des-
perately however 70 break through the service
OF Rehr after the game had seesawed between
deuce and vantage up 10 all He Was success
ful in the seventeenth game BY clever smashing OF
5 49, s,,eT ~, vvs+t oTa 50 al ana ss
both men were exhausted and the light had almost
faded, the match was left unfinished until to
The play IN the women's contest was spirited and
da5hing. Miss Little won over Mss Z Z Nlese
BY her brilliant place shots and hard nlt drives
Miss A. Turnbuil also CAPTURED her match. and
proved 10 be an excellent all around player. with
more than the usual amount OF accuracy. lie
scores:
Mems Championship singles eSs: rogna@k 7rs sssr
ffaisd ses S , vsfais is Csaa11shsS f'SS L o''s
JuaoT ehamponssp Singles hrZS r9gn61A LGsa0gl
Moses 60. 90; P. Dodge defeated E shiPFen. 81
T6omas aafsasa sas6'soh pneEasy asaSa:se SO. 80
womsas :hsm&2onshlP & 5nsss aFss F9uns- Mss z
Turnbun defeated Mss E walker s-l s-l-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
sTARLEnAE,s eRrLL BROKEY.

william McGinory. twenty years old who is EN-
ployed n Days s1s ole Brighton Beach race
lack hac a fight early yesterday morning with
John Stewart another 'srableman, In which, II Is
alleged. Stewart picked up heavy club and struck
&cGIllorv on the head fyaottlring mis- skull Nc
-lilory vas removed 70 the Kings County Hos
Ptal n unconscious condition Stewart was
lacked ID On q charge os felonious assault. and
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
LAWN TENNIS.
r D. LITTLE WINS FINAL IN CINCINNATI
TOURNAMENT

Cincinnati, Sept. S-Ths Cincinnati open lawn
tennis tournament closed to-day after week OF
great success Summaries follow:
Mems singles lhnaI rouud-R D, y. E-e--
So, 6-A So
Womsns singles anal roundeAiss McAesrr beat Sfiss
Maud Banks, 64 6-s, Sc. 6S
Consolation singles (arst round)-cols bsat WhalIon
s-e IS, 10; smith beat Ishau. 4-d S., So
Ser-t-hnai roua6-Cole beat Fee5les A-S. 6-3, rs
Smith and Garrison a-s rs. Ie-1O Diminished
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
upsEr IN cREscENr a. c. cHAMproNsH1P.

Play was started yesterday afternoon n the bat
tie for the Crescent Athletic Club lawn tennis
championship in the doubles. The courts at Owls
Head Bay Ridge. were slightly soft because OF the
dampness, but the matches were not lacking In
clever and even brilliant play The days sport
furnished upset in the first rou1d. as Major J.
C. ". Brooks. the West Point star and r H. z.
Starr. the Columbia college veteran. defeated
by Walter Hazard and y. 5. Jewell The latter
team played steadily throughout the four sets OF
the match. Both Brooks and Starr repeatedly took
the points 70 within ot the game. only lose
BY the accuracy with which their oppOnsnts hit
the ball ". r Fowler. formerly the Yale expert.
and T. Otto Atteld jr. the Crescent champion IN
Yale-Crescent combination Is the favOrits for the
honors, and is regarded easy winner. They
will have 20 calculate with c IL Bull and c. p.
Notman. another likely Yals-Crescent team; This
pair performed wen yesterday, and has al the ele
rpents OF success. accuracy and steadiness- The
summary
Championship doubles preliminary roundl-C- H. BoN
Z. Nolman defeated J. Clyde Oswald and +. a
Booraem. e-1 6-2 So Mater J. c. w Brooks spd
r. z bye ". r. Fowler and r Otto AEeid.
tr.. defeated J. z. Schroeder and W F. Powers e-i.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

tSSeer was held by Afaztstrats voorhee- 20 await
Counts Il oL Meefory's INJURIES At the Kings
condition ~''~''4SS'"~0' aha IA Il Se~'"uS
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

TIE kings County club had close and well con-
-ss-s6 game 81 Prospect Park with Brooklyn Team
s-z s--.Ae6e5 after an exciting finish. II win
- n ne narrow margin Of rUas- J. E. Nor
dzrn- played Il good style for z for the winners.
81 C u Barnes added double figures; but Il was
n re effective bowling O The last named, assisted
b 4 Nlger-, that TIE victory was due \ Nltners
nie-eS n good style for BROOKLYN ana goL TOP
score Of he game with his innings Of = W 5
5s--o-s s16 4 Tsrrersau also baIted well for the
77zz-x suS i looked AZ ore time + they would
s--7eed u saving the game The score;
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
xArHArTAN CRICKET cLUB.
E ssvs9 8 saaEs S5s'so ss5 " F Butcher sla no, bat

re Nelson Lodge team visited Staten Island for
gg-,s with the Livingston Field Club, and gave
a. exat5srion Of batting which proved a decided
su--rsse 70 the hosts. E A. Skyne and R "
Powell made prolonged stand for Nelson's first
v-eksr and before a separation was effected the
,s- rad put CT 10 runs Skyne batted particu-
;s-7v vel and vigorously for S. while R. W Pow
- p Pozers. 7 Newman and ". KeIIond all
- zao5 work with the bat The Nelson men de-
-ls7e6 thet- innings closed with six wickets down
.o- - rms bur they were unable 70 get the
-sIs-5zrs al cut and the match was II conse-
--z-ce drawn P. Z Bonner hit in fine style I0r
T1virEsror and good work was also done oy K
= r Walker and c H Z Griffith. The score:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
GUNNER Resorrs.
GouHtrn BoIrn.

TWO TERFE FAMILIES would Ike sz1oy
Al comforts OF 4 COUNTY,. without
the cares % housekeeping. oe acc77ta1sd r1r ts
faH 4 a EznIisr-an's
desirable OF North NsV-JeTsey hour and
t-ou CIly Hal Fer particulars address BERGEN
BOY 70 -rbune ot.ce-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

EVER HUNT FOR An APARTMENT
Yes. but Never AGAIN" What's the any
how when The Tribune presents each Sunday
pictnres and plans OF the best in tCwn2
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
Gin propertu "a Eet

A PRIVATE STABLES FOR RENT-Sear Ms6tscn-
~. ave. n ne Sixties two zdtozlag 2 foos Modern
stables separately t0gsthsr. r-edzca possession
rent 81 500 each JOHN P EIRWAN L5o5 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

Ioe-e4ips are distinctly advisable on free wheel
10 enable the feet TO keep secure hold Of the
pedals, but care should De taken 70 avoid using
tneEn for driving by pushing downward with the
Toes II Is also helDful 10 have shallow bars Of
leather the soIes Of the shoes TO Mt the medals
For quick easy psdalLng one naturally places the
bail OF the foot Just over the pedaI-pin. but for
heavy hill work the strain the muscles is much
reduced by moving the foot a little further for
ward. The toe-cLDs should be fitted for the easv
pedelling position and the other side Of the pedal
used for hil-Climbing.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

The best way mount wheel with coaster
brake IS by the pedal II mounting by the step
difnculry IS often experienced owing 10 the pedals
not revolving IN the usual way, unless there is
enough friction IN the clutch 10 drive them which
there should not be Women always mount by the
pedal, and therefore have no difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
NELSON LODGE CRICKET GLIB,
---s. declared -- p
Daniels il1 net hat
LIVINGSTON FIELD CLUB

=''s ss tsg5 riSss9 R,sssvsy and " Hayward did not
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

Start very bad. driving BY head Two lengths
between second and third
THIRD RAcE-GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP; for
tRo-year-olds- value $500 Six furlongs New
Futurity Course.
S c H.idreth's hr. C. Beau Gallant. By
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

start wretehedIy bad, Won neatly oy tNo lsAs'"s'
neck between second and third
SECOND RAcE-Handicap; $500 added. Seven flFlongE'
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