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HORSES SNOW WELL AT SEASIDE.
Lively Competition for Ribbons In Atlantic
City's Equine Function.


ATLANTIC CITY. July I?.-The attendance at
the horse show at Inlet Park to-day was larger
than the first day. Notwithstanding heavy
weather. Thirteen classes were shown with
many entries in each. The park teams and the
,andems delighted the spectators. In the
harness horses driven by ladies. Mrs, W. f.
She drove splendldly. Mrs. J,.L. Conway OF
Samuel P, HUM. il. Of Philadelphia showed
her i skill In h mnch adm me 5e'p NJ s neE S.as seril
dents marred the day in any OF the classes.
The summary:
Two Hackney, In H~arness-Firs Kopelia. b. m.
william u; Barnard. New York: second. Alarm, Dr. s.
Hoisss and Rynseosss.- First, ,whlh Of the Tow,
b Q, william H. Barnard. New YORK: srcond. q.
4; + IN, e Ios aa. j. j. Maxwell IS&sSififBi ui 1,a"I Phi issSi sh.l''
Hotel Coaches, Local First. Guy b. g., and May
en- Four our FsGS0n Inessmns-Firs,. william H. Barnard.
New. York: second Samuel p HUM Philadelphia;
third; Che;,nn, hnl STOCK fs,%' q, c,.,,rr, mn
s,oeS Farm: second. Riverside Belle. b m. villa
A. McG bbon, New York: third. Hot-Spur, b. g.
Harnss, Horses-Firs,. ss.dor. b. e., Chest.
nut Hill Farm; second. Valiant, blk. g.. Highland
Farm; third, Rudolf, sr G.. Charles r Myers, Al.
Class -, Hunter First. Fox. b, G; Stewart ,pi.
fendtrfeI: Baltimore second Ben Bolt b g. Miss
a. Miss BESSIE bobson Philadelphia. :"
Class AZ Hunters First. Fritz, b, g . Eugene Lev.
ering. il. baltimore second. Jim Crow: blk G.. Mrs
stewart Dinenderfer. Baltimore: third. Heatherblown
b r. Howard Willetts White Plains
fsndemS-First. Arden. b. g.. and whirl Of the
Town, William II, Barnard. New York: second.
Atlantic City. third. Lord .Algy, b e., and Lord
Roberts. b 6 SAMUEL 7. HUM fhliadelghis g..
Roadsters-Fi First, Clemmie Del. b m. L. 7. Stotes-
mont stables: third. Gold wilkes, 70. G, Jacob C
Myers, Atlantic City.
Harness Horses First, Arden. b e., Mrs. HOFFMAN.
New York: second, L. g. T.. b. m. Mrs Conway,
Atlantic City, third. Lord Algy. b. g., Mrs Samuel
p. Huhn. Jr. Philadelphia
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At St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. July IL "A stake event an ideal day
and fast track drew a large crowd to the fair grounds
this afternoon. Favohtes were generally saugh-
tered. L1ell furnished the nrsi surprise, winning
handily from a good neld while Golden Harvest sur.
pnsed the fancy by capturing the Juvenile STATES In
superb style. Summaries.
PRS. Rsee-one mile and a quarter,Ixxell; %
tTAlley), I 70 I. won: Bridgeton. i06 ID. woodS, J
to I. second; American Eagle, ioo Fallshy). 10 toi.
third. Time. 2:l0.
Second Race-One mile and q sixteenth -Rushnelds.
100 (Aorsel. TO |, won: Chorus Boy, l04 Talley). 8
%. second; Joe Gsmmage. io7 Kane; 20 70 J..
third Time. ESQ.
Third Race One mile and 70 yards-Miss Mae Day.
81 Galley. Z 10 10. won; Charlie O'Bnen. 81. u. T.
Woods. is % 8. second: ". tDsleA' 8 to
FOURTH Rae: : Juvenile Stakes. six furlonss-
Golden HsEyest. 100 Morse. u % !. won; Ads-
Woods, 10 10 90. third. Time. :i5h.
Filth RACE SIX and a half rlonss-Pinoch ~
81. 7 Woods. o 10 /. won: Loving Cup lOg Grow
hurst. u 70 5. second: Harry Dube. III a. Woods,
SIXTH Race-SiI furiong,--The Light, 1907 CTalley,.
] to 2. won; winnebeIour. % Dale. 10 !, second.
LADY Cur.on, % ID. T. Woods, o TO !. third. Time,
l:l5h
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Turf Notes.

BfNcHAMToS, July l2.-The races Of the Central
New York midsumme r meet were postponed today on
account OF rain.
Billy oliver yesterday purchased the smart two
year.old Shark from the osceola stable and may try
10 win him out TO day.
Sam Hildreth continues 10 make matters warm In
selling races. Yesterday he forced the Fleischmanns
TO pay s6ss over the value OF the purse 70 retain old
Dolando,
funny feature Of the betting on the Voter race
Yesterday was that the horses had turned for home
with Marx Cheek hopelessly beaten before some OF
the bookmakers turned their states
After the race which resulted In Jockey O'Connor' s
suspen sion yesterday II was asserted by persons in
the paddock who W. re in direct line with the crowd.
ing incident that the trouble was really started by
Turner on Gen. Mart Gary. He was up before the
stewards. however, and proved his innocence.
The homeward bound cars from the track last even.
Ing contained at least one philosopher He was lean.
ing out OF a window when a rust OF wind caught hi,
new s. straw hat and waited II away across tho
Island. His only comment was: rs a blank good
Job there was no seventh race. or they'd have had IN y
shirt
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p,rrspURo, z: BROOKLYN. Q.

p,rrsprR0. July i2.-Lurk. poor support
and bold base running formed the combination
hat broke Kitson's winning streak here To-
t.v At .he end Of the seventh inning Kitson
va. relieved by Kennedy. who. In the one round
4. -hlch he was In s~ervi~e, retired the Pirates
N cns two. three order. Tennehill wal pun
In a. severely as Kitson, tho triples BY Dan
IN Daly and Jennings ohsetung the term"
r ~ ruin drives Of Beaumont and Clarke.
mi he received much better support thar
~, " Brooklyn star received. Each OF the seven
pirates who were called upon "a. perform MADE
A. least one fine play. ClaIke's contrtb91on
~a = running catch Of Mc0uirs's line drive
70 left centre, while Ely cut on three base
hi.' In the first inning WI
ha.ms and Wagner each singled and stole
sscond and both scored on Days tumble OF
PItchey's grounder. Dahlen went around In
,Ss sscond on q base on balls and hits by. Cross
%d Daly. In the third Beaumont sent q homer
70 the left field fence. Brooklyn took the lead
IN the fifth. when Daily tripled and scored on
Wciuire's hit. Kitson got a life and Williams
Gnmbled Jones's bunt. Keller flied out, out
Wsiuire reached THE plate when jennings
forced Kitson. Kelley's single scored Jones:
Reaumon crossed the plate on a bunt. q ny OUT
md errors BY Keller and Cross In the last half
~ the fifth. -Four hits. JenninGs's error and
a wild pitch gave Ptttsburg two runs In the sixth.
but Brooklyn tied the score again In the sew.
snth. tallying twice on singles by Jones ana
keller and Jenninas's triple, Clarke's homer
in the last half was the winning run Inc
score'
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INSPECTOR DAY WARNS PLAYERS.
Hats at the Blacklist for Rowdies. bat the
Masnates Are Not with Him.

John B. Day. appointed to the oflce OF In
spector Of Umpires and Supervisor OF Play
ers bv the National League and American As
~sociation Of Professional Baseball Clubs. has
issued another warning to players which reads
as follows;
A the playing season has reached It's merid-
ian and as In past seasons. players were most
apt TO cause trouble on the field In the latter
half Of the season. I wish again 10 caution
League PLAYERS against any infraction OF the
rules whereby they would be subject TO ds
The conditions are such, though possibly
not fully realized by players, that should charges
be preferred against a player and substantiatcd.
the League would be obliged to infict such
punishment upon the player as would clear its
skirts Of the humiliation 1t has sun cred through
similar offences In years past. II the case
should be An aggravated one I would not be at
all surprised IL the blacklist Is again resorted to.
1T was this line Of reasoning that induced
me TO caution players SO strongly before the
season opened and which causes me TO again
urge them TO avoid any such possibility"
Inspector Day is undoubtedly. sincere in
his. efforts TO purge the game OF rflanism
and disorderly conduct. but the public is well
aware Of the fact that the men who control
the clubs and employ both umpires and players
are not in accord with Mr.. Days views.
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Gossip Of the Rtng.

send his address 70 this onhcef
Tommy Ryan and Jack Root have been matched to
box In Chicago In a sx'found bout on July "a
Matchmaker Monau has arranged nvs ten round
bouts to b. fought at the Hercules A. c. next Monday
night.
Mike Wall. the MANAGER Of While Fitzgerald and
other good boxers, died In Brooklyn on Monday.
wall was we'll known as asportlns man.
The bout between Jack Jenrtss. brother 10 the
champion, and Billy sun, which was 70 have been
held In Chicago next week. has been called Of.
The date Of George Dixon's contest with Tim Gala.
han OF Philadelphia has been vet for July 80 at Consy
Island. The mill Is for twenty-five rounds at ise
pounds.
cessfui IN his attempt 10 subdue Terry McGovern or
not next Monday night Joe Cans VIII meet the light
weight champion.
Matchmaker Mike padden of the Broadway A. C.
bout between Dick O'Bnen and Jack Root 10 nshi al
his club within three weeks time.
Lee Allen. matchmaker OF the Woytehester A. C.,
TueSahoe, has signed Jim Austin. colored. and Harry
Fischer OF Brooklyn. The affair will tsbe place next
Wednesday nigh and will be for ten rounds
Harry Harris OF Chica 90. who came here from the
has been matched TO box Hughy Murphy. the former
amateur, at Madison Square Garden next Monday
night
Both Bill Hanrahan, the former amateur champion
middieweight. and Jack Bonner are In great SHAPE
for their IS round bout al the Broadway A, C. To-
night. There will be one preliminary bout OF twelve
rounds
Owing 10 the fact tina, the McGoyern Erne night
takes place on Monday night the twenty round en-.
be- decided 10. morrow night instead at the Samp.
sou &C
Eddie Curry. another East Side leather weight, has
made arrangements TO return TO the ring, Curry
wants 70 nght Ben Jordan again. aud Is willing to 20
TO England and meet the Engilshman In his own
bailiwick II necessary.
Al New Dorp. Staten Island. will be matched next
Tuesday W meet Terry, McGovern for twenty rounds
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s~eawsnhaka Corinthian Yacht Cisb Elects
New Members.

The board OF trustees Of the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club held a regular meeting
yesterday and elected the following members:
d.. y. Bowditeh Potter. A. X Hagemeyer. Percy
X. Hudson. Vernon Nunroe. Ethelbert l. Low. Cald-
well Cleveland and Dr. Francis Delaneld.
The annual race for the Roosevelt Memorial
Gun will be held tomorrow afternoon. II will
be for 3G-ioot boats and under. owned by club
members. sailing in one class with time allow
ance. The start will be made OF the clubhouse
also be taken in this race to count as q third In
the series race for the Centre Island cup.
There Is also a movement on foot TO promote
the knOckaoout racing, at Oyster Bay. IT,,
contest, with u suitable second priz', is under
discussion. II tho psojeet Is carried through
circulars will be sent OUT by the Race Com
the dates, the early part Of next week. These
races will then be open to boats OF any recog.
nized yacht club,
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CRICkEr.
Haverfsrd Defeated BY Msrylebone By Eighty
seven RuAD.

LONDON. England, July;i2-The Haverford
College cricket team met with It's first genuine
defeat at Lords here to-day. where the
Maryiebone C.. c. gained the victory by 81
runs and four wickets to spare. On account OF
the good showing made by the Americans in
the games played so far the NJ. c. c. decided to
play q much stronger team than 1t would other
wise have done. and the Haverfordisns had
only defeat to expect at the hands Of such a
powerful opponent.
The visitors were successful at the bat. run
ming up a score Of i7e. W. S. Hinchnan carried
on the honors for his team. with a well-piayed
inning OF S.. 8. W. Miflin kept up his record.
too, in good style and added 30. The NJ. Z. c.
had such noted cracks ss A. Z. Stoddart and p.
F. Warner. This pair made a fine opening.
while p. r. Warner was amply revenged for his
treatment by The Philadelphia Colts, for he
dened all efforts 10 dispose OF him until he hal
put on 1877. W. W. Justice and L.. W. do Motto
did the best bowling for .Hayerford. and after
the nrst partnership Wa BROKEN no pronounced
The Haveriordians will rest to-morrcw. They
will play their next game against Winchester on
"a furday The eCOre to- day
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PArc1EN DEFEATS GENTRY.
The Black Horse wins In Straight Heats and
shows Q Fast Quarter.

WINDSOR, Ontario. July IL. The great event OF
the fourth day OF the meeting Of the harness
horses here was the match race between the
celebrated PAGERS Joe Patchen, ?:oi%. and John
r.. Gentry, 200lf. The purse was stated
to be q. 500. but this was q dream. as the
owners raceiveda guarantee Of IS per cent. Of
net receipts. It was expected that the horses
would beat the Canadian track record OF sO+.
made by Mascot. but the strong wind and cold
weather precluded this. Dickerson got away
well behind the bay stallion every time. and
landed each heat by four lengths. Tho only
record broken vas the last quarter In the second
heat. Patchen doing II In 20is seconds. This Is the
best limo for the distance ever made on a Cana
dian track. Gentry evidently was not ripe for
arace and Andrews did not try to push him.
The crowd was the largest OF the meeting, ne
racing was long DELAYED by much scoring
as starter McElery was hard to pleise. Sum-
maries:
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pROOKLYNS AGAIN BEATEN.
,r.a TAKE TIE FINAL CANE
RI m THE SERIES BY A Rum

p,.,ers Also Have . Clean Title
s":s second Place. Cincinnati B'anks rn"s'
ss,. ana 81. Lesis wins . Close cce'
~, from Boston-Othsr Games ana Gossip
~. p,ooklyns we're again beaten by the
S,,ss Yesterday. The Champions had their
ls.d reduced to iO2 points, while the Sno.y ivy
lam broke the tie with Chicago ior sscona
80 Cincinnati whitewashed the fh,laoel'
ss,ss Who are dropping rapidly. st. Louis won
nI,ch,rs. battle from the Bostons, The re-
suits;
put,burr, 7; Brooklyn. 9.
cincinnati. q: Philadelphia, Q.
81 Louis. :: Boston. l.
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New Rochelle to Have . Horse show.

Summer residents Of New Rochelle. Pelham
Manor, Mamaroneck. Larchmont and other
points along The Sound are planning to hold a
horse show at New Rochelle early In August.
the neighborhood and a fne exhibition is looked
forward to. Automobile races may be added
as a feature Of the affair. The proceeds Of the
show are to be given 70 thu New Rochelle Hos
pital.
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CINCINNATI,
lies hated for Bernhard In ninth inning.

PHILADELPHIA. .......O 0 0 0 o o c q 90
Cincinnati .............i 0 2 o 0 l 0 -
Three base hit Beckley Home run c "
Stolen -Delenanty. Barrett Crawford. corcoran.
Cross and Deiehaniy; Wood. Corcoian and Beckley.
Struck out-By Hahn, q; by Bernard. .. First base on
bsls-On Hahn, 2; on Bernhard. 5. Hit by ~Liicner-
BY Hahn. 1. Wild pltch-Bernhard Passed ball
Mcfarland. Lett on bases-Cincinnaii Q: Phi q.
delphia, /. frs, base on errors-CineinnAt |: Phla-
delphla |. Umpire-Terry.
ST. LOUIS. ?: BOSTON. /.
ST. LOUIS. July i2.-The Cardinals took the last
OF he series from the Bostons today. winning In tho
rinth inning. Powell pitched q magnificent game
kr the home team. keeping the hits down 70 two.
Lvts was equally effective up 70 The last inning,
when Bufkett drove 10 left centre for three bases and
Keister forced Donovan at second. and vas brought
home BY McGann's triple TO right, winning The game.
Boston's only run va, made 10 the fourth on Wal
LACE error. The score.
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Tme-!.s,i.. ,:.ih. ,.oh. ,:aS,i
ga class. trniiing, purse 1900:
Rain stops the Sport at waterbury.

WATERBURY,. July i2.-The third days racing ot
the Waterbury Diving Company today was not
altogether satisfactory by reason Of atertnc thunder
storm. accom- painted by a light wind. which resulted
in The stopping Of the events, Summaries:
sSa class, trotting and pacing; purse, $500 Cun
finished:
PfIle OF " Waterbury. h. m. tWinn) ....,........e 5 I
Ersstus, TO- G, Nichols .....",...".r,.. )
Elsie wilkes, b. m Simpson, ........",....5 4 4
Too Too. b. m. Cook 5 5
Time-2:27IA 2.4i1 2Ji.
2I7 class trotting or pacing. purse $500 tunnn
ishedl.
Martha Marshall. PAGER. b. m. by Grand Mar
shall Putnam ...,..,, J
Walter R., b. 6. Rein ,
Sw eethenrL b. m. Rowland .,.,...."".."..3 =
Dictator Bloomfield. b z (Eckhardn ....-.....4 4
Time-e2 4s4, s.2ia
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Interstate League.

A. New CaNle-Nev Castle. 0: Dayton. 1.
A. " heeiing- Wheeling. Is; Columbus, O.
A. Mansfield Mansfield. /: Fort Wayne. 0.
Al Youngstown-Youngstow 2: Toledo. S.
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A. Syracuse Rochester. 8: Syracuse. ..
A. Toronto Montreal. 20; Toronto. 8.
Al Hartford and Springfield Rain.
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New York state Leagus.

A. Cortland Cortland. 0: Utica. 0.
~ Rome-Rome. u, Troy,
A. Albany-Albany. 4: 0svego.6 Q.
Al bing hamton- Bin ha mton. ): Schenectady. Q.
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II Is reported that two firms Of American golf
club makers are trying TO induce j. II. Taylor,
pionship, TO come TO this country. The New
York agents OF the concerns will not deny or
confirm the rumors. On this subject COL
illustrated OF June 20 states:
'It has been mentioned In some quarters that
J. II. Taylor Is meditating an American tour.
The report has given great ANNOYANCE TO- Tay-
lor, and be has asked me to say that there is not
the slightest truth in II and that he has no
present intention Of visiting America. Taylor
has already q business place In. America. In
Pittsburg. which is In charge Of his partner,
Mr.. Cam, and II Taylor goes to America at all
Il will be solely TO help. his own business out
there in every way possible
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American LNague.

A. Detroit Detroit 3: Chicago, /.
sClevelAnd Minneapolis, .: Cleveland. 0.
A. Ind anapoli Milwaukee. Q: india nAp polls ..
Al Buffalo Buffalo. 8. Kansas City. T.
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Quar-. HaM Th,,s quar-. MHt.
FIRST heat ........ ,0a3O I0t lSA 2O4i4
Second heat 900. .0:3lk lO3 1873 -'o}3
Rain and . Heavy Wind Interfere With the
Racing at Worcester.

WORCESTER. July l2.-Rsin i~nterfered with the
full programme at io-day's meeting Of the Driving
Club and caused a postponement Of the 80 PACE. a
heavy wind bothered the horses and created havoc
With The drivers tent In thu 2:33 pace Lady Bash
ford was a hot fayorite. but was out OF II after the
frst heat Guido was another surprise In the 2;2o
uot summary;
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ST. LOUIS
- -
Totals ,...a or 81 Totals. l

Three base billiard. Burkett Me0ann.
Paased ball-Sullivan- Stolen base-McGann Struck
out BY Powell. First base on balls-On Powell,
!; of Lewis. j. U~mpire-Emslie Time, hours and
10 minutes
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Sportsm1n's Goods.
S SaVed s
by those who take advantage Of
Summer Sale of
Sporting Goods

Here are a few suggestions
that hint at the money.saving
possibilities in buying vacation
necessaries here.
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DAYTON. July IL. T racss OF the Dayton Trot-
ting and Pacing Associa lion TO day were largely
attended. as Thursday Is always a GOOD day for mar
mess racing here. The last event was the most exclt-
ing and required nve heats Neighbor Gin. the
winner. Is owned BY Charles Haws OF Silver Lake.
Ind, and apptars 10 be very promising
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ISCIy,Arr. 4; PHILADELPHIA. 0.

CINCINNATI. July l2-Hah pitched one OF the
greatest games OF his &C reer today and not only Kept
the Lkaeue's premier sluggers from scoring. but also
declined 10 allow them a hIt But one Of the visitors
rot as far as second. During the whole game only
;v,nty.reh, men faced Hahn. Eight men struck out
trying iof his elusive curves Bernhard also was
effective, bu, the Reds few hits were made al the hight
time The scnIe.
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the Meadow Brook Club.
Match play contests are under way this week
under the direction Of Val Flood at the Van
Coruandt Park links. The survivors BY Satur-
day Will keep on for . cup presented by ). y.
The ~pairings for the match play follow;
Edgar and CiArkson. Burial and Barrett Mendel
and Moller. Walker and Craven. brown and Bash;
io,a, Psrain; and Lonsacre' Rowe and Ksslsr' hoHsn
The way the sixteen men finished In the quail
Tying round. which wound up on Monday. was
", Norrsil, g. go: !; 4 osIs,cn; :!.::-
g: Z oi%sian IS: siass; i. 7; S;o'S; !.
e: s s;lIS.: 4 (. p oa.,sn. 4 =. s s,-is.: z p s. ssls:i:
s : :;@SI! = !: / b'i S::':a. 81 81. ' :ia'si: v !: k z;::':
An active season T. under way at the Sea-
% 1a,ae 3 t SSr o1Ss for IN ~. ss :i!yer medal. sGt.I presented HsM y
handbags Of each team on the club list to equal
cur or si piss9n sisht Sy a. pI Il. l. T. r Soa : T fci mixed aGs 4
foursomes. the four best teams at medal play
BY July q to Riay on e. match sh p Ossrs On Aug :, !,
the same person; The qualifying round will BE-
on July q. the elGht-heat scorers keeping on at
match play. The final round. At thirty,six
nOtcS, viii US u0tluSu Ou huk nv SdptdIu 2
medal. the gift Of +. ". Msnlies. will BE- played
for during the season.
CHICAGO, July Hilary Warden, the eI-
open British champion, defeated Willie Smith,
the open champion Of America. by Z up and
? to play, In a thirty-six-hole match at the Mid
lothian Country Club to-day. This j. the sec
ond victory that vardon has scored over the
American champion since he began to tour
this country. winning before at the st. Angus
tine Country Club by 2 up and l 10 play. during
the winter. 1t was a close match from the start
and yardon led Smith by Q few yards in the
putting green. but Smith lost by his inconsisten
approaching. vardon won one OF the bye
holes and was Ave up at the finish. At the con-
clusion Of the first eighteen holes vardon was
sup and when the thirtieth hole was finished.
Smith was ? down. Smith had taken two
would recover the lead at this point. but by
holine a long put at the thirty-nrst and taking
the thjrty-fourth, vardon won. Vardon's
medal score OF 70. for the second eighteen holes.
equals the course record held by Smith. The
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Cannacticst Stata Ieana,

A. Derby Norwich. I; Derby. &.
tNew Haven Bristol, Q: New Haven, l.
a, Waterbury Bridgeport 3. Waterbury. O
Al kerden-Rain.
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WEDNESDAY,, tne sCOTes Werr,
G. c. Thomas, ZOE. as sl; Robert Nelson. e5. O.
so, G. A. Scott. o5, $50; Al Graver. ZOE $3.50;
W. Swain. 90, 8 30: ". A. FurmAn. VI, OBJ: A. r.
Jamieson; Of, o-si: II. Townsend. OF. o-ei: r. {.
Manning iie. 1871: N. $ Huey. los. e-97: Bland
Ballard, es. O-9s: r. Corren, IA. 100; T. Miller.
lin. lis. ls-iOs; NJ. Ellis, III, S-ios; II. Corlies;
li8. 20-l0a,
Women's Tournament Mis- r. Foraker, las. so
li5; Miss Blackwell, ia, o-i26: Miss J. Foraker.
III. 45-is,: Miss NJ ples.y. 1872. 2s.iS7 Mis-
IImburg. l65, 25-i40; Mrs Townsend. l5l, 6-li5.
Miss ellsworth. asa, 50-20&.