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New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
RACING OFF NEWPORT
YANKEE WINS IN SPITE OF TWO ACCI-
DENTS TO HER RIGGING

Newport R L.. July 1.-THE first race Of a series
Of ten for seventy-foot yachts 10 be held bv the New
port Yacht Racing Association. for $1,000 for The
best average and special prizes in each race was
sailed to-day The Yankee, sailed Dy Herman 3 Dur
yea, won by the narrow margin Of 26 seconds over
the Mineola in spite Of TWO accidents The yir-
gina was third and the Rainbow last The course
was triangular. the legs measuring four rve and
One-halt and five and One-haT miles. respectively.
and was sailed twice over, making a total distance
OF thirty miles
There was a stiff southwest wind fun strong
enough for clubtOpsalls. and IL was nasty and wet
outside All the boats except the Mineola were sailed
line the start and Yankee last an four being
under Jtbs and tOpsails. The first mark was
rounded in the order Of the start. Wyiudward
work the Rainbow fell on
The third leg reached with ballooners set,
and az the end OF the first round the boats were IN
the following order: The MineoIa ne Virginia the
Yankee and the Rainbow. On the reach TO the
first mark in the second round the Yankee wenr
into second place Just after entering the second
leg the forward strut Of the Yankees mast gave
way. making IL necessary to her frequently TO
take the strain on the gan. The Yankee followed
close the heels Of the Mineola. and gained
her. but could not OVerha II her, rounding little
than minute behind. The Virginia and the
Rainbow went IN shore and got rather better wind.
On the last leg the Yankee carried away her bal
loon jib sheet. and the sail across so that It
ten minutes with sail above her lib The Vir-
ginia tried 10 pass 70 leew3rd. but prevented
by a Iuf. When the sail reset the Yankee
drew further ahead of the Virginia and gained
enough the Mineola TO take the elapsed
time The summary follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
BOXING.

FITZsIAIMONs AND RUHLIN TO FIGHT IN
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ON AUGUST 10.
The fight between FitZstnEnOns and Rubin viii
take place at tne Twentieth Century Athletic Club
in Madison Square Garden August 10 At a
meeting yesterday both men accepted an offer
behalf Of the club box for 80 per cent OF the
gross receipts.
secure the fight, too. the former bidding 4s Per
cent Of the gross receipts and the latter 75 per
of the receipts and 70 per OF the picture
taking privileges. Twenty-Five hundred dollars
vas deposited TO bind the match. Both fighters are
rC meet to-day 10 sign articles with the club.
The club also offered Jack o Brien and George
McFadden a purse 10 meet at the Garden on July
80 NCFadden's manager accepted, bet, Tom
O 'Rourke, who looks after O'Briens affairs said
he would accept for his protege. asking, however,
until to-day 70 make final decision
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

The game at Washington Park. Brooklyn, yes
terday between the Brooklyn and New-York teams
rather commonplace, BELTS contest be
tween the champions and the taileuders The at
tendance was not large IT would have been
had there been less Towdyism on The green diamond
field OF late. The public is sick and tired OF Tam
many Hall baseball anyway and the Golfers OF
the club located in Harlem suffer in proportion
The champions were without the services OF both
Jennings and ReeIsr, yet managed 10 win rather
easily, although their fielding was not up 10 the
standard. When the Harlem men decided 10 make
errors the blunders were Of the most costly sort
DOheny was ssnr 20 the bench in me fifth inning
and young MarrhewsOn went IN 70 pitch The
yOUngster has plenty Of speed and with half
hearted support he would have done much better
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
GOLF.
EXHIBITIONS AT BLT-E NOUN
TAIN LAKE-COMING MATCHES
AT EAST ORANGE

Preparations for the vardon exhibitions at Blue
Mountain Lake. IN the Adirondacks. are going
forward on an elaborate scale. Charles wenzeI
secretary OF the Eagles Nest Golf Club which has
the affair in charge arranged for special trains
over the Adirondack Division of the New-York Cen
tral Railroad from Utica TO Clearwater and thence
to Raquette Lake. where steamboats, will take Wis
itors to the course.
Fardon is expected back from Chicago in a few
days, and he will then 90 TO Blue Mountain Lake
in time for few practice rounds before the tourna-
ment opens. 1t IS not unlikely that he will remain
in the Adirondacks for some little time giving
hibitions at various resorts. The only matches
booked however include one against Gardner the
Lenox professional on September 3 and another
against Bernard Nichols. the former Philadelphia
professional at Brae Burn time in October
The programme Of the Eagles Nest tournament is
follows;
By s aSB o2 o2'f the faa5 io :i Rsy
Varion in bes BAL i ,atrb on me ,5IIansE ssR
THURSDAY. August 2vardon exhibition. Playing
the best ball OF the previous days winners.
round, Prize for best gross score aTst Twelve to
Prizes to the arst two ~
Saturday, August 4-Thrty-six hole handicap for men
best gross score and best net score
Monday. August 6-vardon exhibition with anna
teurs, 10 be announced later
Tuesday. August -AIornng-Worneu's putting and ap-
PToashlng contest three distances Women.s driving
approaching Mems driving competition.
The East Orange Golf Club has arranged several
attractive matches for the midsummer season. To-
day the clubs team is to play a team from Murray
Hill with the understanding that return match
Will be played within a fortnight at BaltusroL
For Saturday a similar match is scheduled against
the Elizabeth Town and Country Club while on
July 2S the East Orange and Glen Ridge teams will
meet at Glen Ridge On August Forest Hill Will
play East Orange on the latter's links.
Long Beach seems likely become OF the
busiest gol1ng resorts Long Island this season
The course has undergone a thorough Overhauling
al the hands Of John D. Dunn the professional,
and Is row in better condition than ever. Weekly
handicaps have been arranged for this month and
August and several prizes will be offered; The
club has recently been reorganiZed with W. n
Barrner, president; .. W Swain, vtCe-preSidenr,
George Ames secretary, and A Z. Dick, treasurer
Among the important matches 10 be played to-
day on local links is a golf ball sweepstakes at
St Andrews. and wOmen's fOursome al Bays
water
The Atlantic City Golf Club will play the Cape
May Golf Club Cape May July . TO decide
the championship OF South Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
LIE ArTOmOBILE sHOT-

are interested in the first Automobile Show to be
held at Madison Square Garden from November
10 November 10. The club committee on this ex-
hiotion announces that all the floor space of the
Garden has been rented by Intending exhibitors
and is proposed to utilize additional
SPACE by flooring the boxes, for the exhibition
OF accessories. one OF the features OF the exhibit
ton will be a circular track. on which automobiles
Of all kinds viii be shown in motion, and II IS
proposed Lhis track for contests Of various
kinds under the direction Of the Technical Com
mlttee Of club, in the several classes or auto
mobiles exhibited. The following compose the Ex-
hibtion Committee; a 4. Shattuck. chairman;
General George Moore Smith and E. Z. Schwarz-
kopf Communications or inquiries should be ad-
dressed the chairman OF the committee
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
AMERICANS WIN IN ENGLAND.

London July 17.-At the newmarket Second July
Meeting to-day the American jockeys were again
successful The Beaufort Stakes (welter handicap
Of 10 sovereigns each for starters, with 300 SOW
ereigns added, for three-year-olds and upward,
seven furIongs was won by The Wyvern, ridden
old Plate Of IO3 sovereiEus five furlongs was won
nv 7 A brakes Dula. with J. ReiT IN the saddle.
The SoItykof Stakes, Of 3 sovereigns each for
starters with 800 sovereigns added for two-year-
old about five tuTlOngs won by Mr.. TheO-
bald's chestnut colt Petr0nius. guided by L Reif.
Al III aged selling race Of 100 sovereigns, added
a sweepstakes Of sovereigus each FOR starters.
I'VE furlongs won by J, a. brakes Boris,
also ridden By L Rei1
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
DETROIT RACES POSTPONED.

Detroit July IA single heat was all the rae
ing done at the Crosse Pointe track to-day. Heavy
showers OF rain spoiled the track, and seven thou-
sand would-be spectators Of the stake race waited
till o'clock, and were then told that racing to-day
was impossible, but that to-day's tickets would oe
good for admission tomorrow To-day's at1eHu-
ance in view OF showery and threatening weather
Is regarded as q sure sign Of a big crush TO-
The auction pools did heavy business today IN
the stake race sales. Battle Sign. Lady Gera4olne
and Henry S were the favorttes in the order
ms med Previous TO the downpour Of rain the seg-
ond neat was gone in the unfinished 2ly trot- II
was won by Cornelia Belle in 216 Palm Leaf sec
0hd ana Maggie Anderson third carey [. anu
tornela Belle now have heat apiece
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
CRICKET.
HAvERFORD COLLEGE PLAYS A DRAW
GAME WITH CHARTERRoUsE SCHOOL.


CIodalming, England, July i (speciaD,-This quiet
little Surrey the scene to-day OF q cricket
match long looked forward 10 by Charterhouse
School The Carthusians received visit from their
transatlantic cousins from Haverford College who
are here test their strength and skill against the
teams Of the great public schools OF England.
CharterhoUse IS not ancient school. like Win
chester but it is one OF the best or the Victorian
the present occupant OF the British throne) and
has made a reputation IN athletics and football.
The cricket team is a strong one this year The
visitors were therefore not deeply disappointed
when the result Of their game was declared a
draw CharterhoUse had decidedly the better OF The
luck, and had the privilege OF batting first on
splendid wicket which was hard and fast and in
grand condition for fast scoring. The home players
took full advantage Of this, and before they were
all disposed Of they had succeeded in passing the
second century. F @. SharpIess was the only sue
cessful bowler for Haverford, for six wickets fell
to his share. while Patton. Justice Hinchman and
Wood had TO rest content with one each.
F c. Sharpless did the hest batting for Haver
ford, He in a. a critical time. when the
wtckets Of c. ]. Allen, r. H Patton and ". W
on the score and with Captain HinchmaH he sue
ceeded in putting an end to the rot which ap-
peared 10 have set in He then settled down 10
steady. careful and patient play, and when At
praise is due also s ". NIifiin and c. H. Car
freedom and while they were at the wickets Sharp-
less was content let them do most Of he run
getting. II. Branston, the chief bowler cf Char
terhouse. met with considerable success anu CaP.-
ured four wickets at a comparatively trtning cost.
Haverford will play Hailey6ur to-Tnorrogy and
will then tackle tar-famed Eton on thursday.
following
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

wav in 5Ien yt! horses, the weights carried and the
Don't bs.LllSh llSh me winner defeats his antagonstsi
horse ever ef about time OrmQnde the greatest
lodestar Of Foo'r qroke no records. Time is the
Carbuntss1 only selling platter after ain
F2oean.tFF was claimed Of the first race bv
The frn+i nina q Co The owners Of News
0I2 SIS 0.24 695i tinne IN the Test Handicap
Prince ~ Mon Stable has sold yearling colt by
r-ahs means profit OF 81 000 as the voI,ngstsr vas
Fen-Cs al az cile OF the recent sales for $500
Jack cay received his fee for plotting
cbeSk fo olnS I'm in the Brighton Handicap 1t was
- ~ vas was rumored that Imp's withdrawal was due
the Sue [D.e IN one Of her legs Her trainer denied
95-1otS stating that his only reason for NOT
Brigb,E 55iE her was a desire to save her for the
Ihe summaries follow.
FIRST RACE-For tnree-vesr ,1,.. seoo ,,s.. .,,,--
BETTING
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
LAWN TENNIS.
- or - -cH1cAao TOURNAMENT.

Chicago July 1.-THE Western tennis tourna-
meut was finished to-day by the playing OF the
finals in the doubles Alexander and Little de-
feated Collins and Paret after desperate struggle.
IN which II al one time seemed certain that the
former would meet with disaster Inc score was
o.. So, 10. "a 6-S.
The tournament has been the most successful
ever held her and the fine playing in the last day
which made Alexander and Little the champions
IN doubles for the ensuing year was hitting close
throughout week
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
BROOKLYN
NFW-YGRK.

ssSf25S fsf9oEy@ ......o I1s
Earned runs-Nev-york, 3; Brooklyn . Two base
hs-Van Halrreu, Doyle, smith De Mont First base
errors Nev-York . Brooklyn. . Let-
Nev-York 2 Brooklyn Struck 0ut-By MatthewsoG,
BY McGinnity. Sacrifice hits-De Mont. >. stolen
bases-Selbach, Grady, BoWe-1an, De Nom ? Kelley,
Cross. First bas-Bv Dohe1y. . by Matthew
.; by McCnntry. , Double play-pahIen and DAILY
Hit by pitched baby Dohe1y l. by Matrhewson 3. by
. Wild piCch--L0neny Passed 5alls-E1W
e-raan. ? Tfue-2:3I Uupire-Svya-rvyood.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
P1rrsRrRG ?. cH1cAGo- q.

Pittsbu-g July I7-In the sixth inning, after
Ptttsburg had made run, the game stopped
by a furious rainsJorm. There special
features Attendance. $500. The score follows
P H
Plttsburg ..-..................0 000 Il Q
Barteries-Chesb-o and OConuor G-tfHrh and Donahue
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
ENTRIES FOR RORSE sF0W N 49,

Long Branch. \. j.. July Z Special Entries
for the seventh annual exhibition OF the Monmouth
County Horse Show Association 20 be held in Hoi-
lywood Park on July Is. q and y. closed tonight
with increase OF 100 over the number OF entries
resolved last year The total number OF entries
made FOR the dryy classes Is 4el- More than S a.
VIII be distributed IN prize mOnsy this year
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
HARNESS RACING.
OLD ORCHARD MEET BEGINS.

Old Orchard, Ne, July 17-Thirteen heats, some
OF them as exciting as ever seen on any race
track were crowded into this afternoon, the sport
being continued until sunset and one race going
over unfinished 10 swell Jo-morrow's programme
OF the thirteen heats all but two were faster than
the respective classes, while the average was
full second better than the entry card called for.
Iucrstiva Little Dick and Eth Bel, the three con-
testants in the six heat race in Dover last week,
were again matched in 2l4 trot, and the tables
were reversed Little Dick winning after Eth Bel
had taken slow heat Little Dicks mark
lowered three seconds. Deveras carried on the 2l7
rrotting honors in consecutive heats. but clipped
second OF his record. In the PA pace Emma z
was picked 10 win, but she did not get into the
game TIL Dark Wilkes and Pilot Medium. j.. had
distinguished themselves DaTK " lAeS .Ore6 6 i1ts
Pilot Medium, jr- in the first heat used MS heels
so freely that the sulky was wrecked. Driver
Biggs hltched him TO a road cart ana cTealeo a
sensation by taking the heat in 2O9%&- Inc next
time out ne duplicated the performance with the
same cart The three horses mentioned mad taken
TWO heats apiece when the race was postponed
on account OF darkness. The summary follows;
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
ST. GEORGE A. c. GAMES.

Games for members OF St Georges Club have
been arranged for Saturday afternoon. July IS AT
Celtic Park. Long Island City The following con-
tests will take place; One hundred yard dash. 40
yard run one mile run. two mile bicycle race, put
ting the u pound shot running high jump pole
value and 20 yard hurdle race.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
THE RESULTS AT ROME.

r,o,,e - Y July 1.-THE summer meeting OF
-, E53,,.rst5a Trotttng Association opened here
Ia, There were two races the card, the
2-2s pace and 2:2S trot The heat was intense
and made the going bad. Kathleen laid up for
80 a.. ersf foTIr heats and then won the race one
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
ROWING
oARsMEN ARRIVING FOR THE BIG REGATTA
OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

The ranks OF visiting oars-nen IL the city who
are 10 take part the National Regatta were
increased yesterday by the arrival OF the crews
OF the Jzrrries Point Boat Club from South Bos-
ton and the crews OF the Laureate Boat Club. o.
Troy Another arrival was Leonard Marsh the
scuuer OF the Don Rowing Club. OF Toronto Can
ada Late in the day some OF the Vespers OF Phil
adelphia also came. The oarsmer % the latter
CLUB will row from the Nonpareu boathouse inst
below Central Bridge The Boston crews arrived
IN the evening and went 90 the Hotel NIinot.
All the crews thar had opportunity went over
the course iu the cool of The evening They VII
be again bright and early this morning
Tonight the Executive Committee or the Ma
ttOGGl Association Cr Amateur Oarsua1 will h0I4
q meeting iu the Marlborough Hotel 10 c1unDlafs
tie arran gerneuts for the big REGATTA This regsr
ts VIII De- the largest meeting of oarsmen since
the National regatta held On Phiadelphia in the
Centennial year
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
3SpS0ggTs gg
9pORTSrleN'
pBoGR4uufE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING.-BTighton Beach Racing Asso-
-tsrtor- Brighton Beach
BOWLING Tournament United States
rs5v,i7g clubs. Union EiIl. y. J.
PASEBALL. - Brooklyn and Boston
washington Park Brooklyn. New York at
phEa6elPhia-
TRAP E0oTING.-BroCklyn Gun Club
-,,-s bird and buerOck tournament Inter
s-ate Park. New-YOrk German Gun Club
Tve bird competition, Dexter Park. AQue-
s--r cur Club. shoot, Aqueduct.
cCLF-Bau sweepstakes. ST. Andrews;
--ae-s Committee competition. HillandalA
,-l-h. vc-eu's foursoues. Baywarer: worn-
- championships. Hackensack.
LAWN TENNIS--New-York State cham
-i-7srirs. Syracuse.
P0LO.-Rockawsy Hunt Club. Cedar
hurst
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

At Hartford. s, Providence. l.
AT Moutreal-MOnJreal g. Toronto. 3
At Worcester Worcester, Il, Springfield. 3.
At RoChester-SyraCuse, 3, Rochester 2
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
o n shOuId he addreS
ROUGH RIDER CONTEST
TRIBUNE OFFICE, NETWORK.

prize winners were Sergeant McvIr-te with score
or s.; C. z Morse. with 81 and SerEea--s Cor-fEan
and Bay-es, with 33. In the Scu-ry Competition
sergeant Bayles won first p--z=. having scored a
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

A mixed foursome will be played on Thursday
and on Tuesday next the women will play match
with Glen Ridge at MontcIair
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

MONTCLAIR AGAINST ORANGE SATURDAY
The baseball nine Of the Montclair Athletic Club
will cross bats with the Orange Athletic Club next
Saturday al the Orange Oval Lawson will be In
the box for the Orange boys.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
70. three. Lottie took the trotting race easily

two three. Lottie took the trotting race eashy
after the first heat. The summaries follow
TROTTING-2:2s CL4AsS-PURsE 500
Lottie, b. m Commercial wilkes-Tom Jerer-
(Afoody) .....- .-..-..-..-.-.- ?
Ebba, &. m. (WenningB} / .
Ambo, b. Lymaul -........-.-..... : .
Time-2.2o. 217%. 2:21 2:2o1s-
PACTNG-2:2a CLAss-PURsE $500.
Kathleen. ch. CJames) ..........-- q
Little Judge b z. (Spence). ..........
Flower Boy hr (Mnler} ,-.....--5 20.
Ttne-2;21%. 2:lS]4. ppm 2:24, 2251s, 2i$' -'''-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
AMERICAN IFAGrE
EASTERN LEAGTE.

At BunaIo-BuralO 3. Minneapolis, ..
Al Detroit-DeJrOtJ, 5; Milwaukee, !.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
wOMENs coNTEsT - MONTCLAIR.

MontcIair y. J.. July It (SpeciaD.-The women
members OF the Moutclair Golf Club contested for
the Governors Cup this afternoon. The result was
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
BASEBALL.

CHAMPIONS REDEEM THEMSELVES PAR
TALLY AND DEFEAT TAILENDERS
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
A Circular of Information
HE Prize to be Awarded bv Vote.


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New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
CANES YESTERDAY
THE RECORDS

Brooklyn Is: New-York : Pittsbu-E .; Chicago. O.
Boston. Q; Philadelphia, 4
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

trust a the Nation
Il our stat ans tina It's r--s5 5se IN
rH5N
wfbvs Ser E could be ans y
n riff EoIo Roose
FagE r.
4A pEpsss TassST2S rs5
a oy Of men should
" VA
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D wi capable n
may 3 rsla 1rz1@
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
By Authority of the Officers of the
NATIONAL
RUUCH RIDER MILITARY ENCAMPMENT.
In CoIorado, 19OO-1qOf-

Years.
$ A.
nail Iiaryra raining
tOn hs50na
TX OF the
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

TRoTT1NG-2:I4 CLAss-PURsE. $500

Ilttle Dick b. g, by Harry Plummer dam by
sorrento Pope ..----s--d !
Ffb Eel ch. s. by Lynne Bei-Eva, by Vermont
A1dallah Kane -----.-----l 8
-1a' f1-''4 TiTne-2.l7. 2.Il& 2.i4% 2:I4A
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Mr.. Steele has an article in Knowledge
on Fairy Rings" those green circles in
pastures which were formerly believed
to be caused by the midnight revelry
Of the fairies. They are caused by a
fungus whose spawn spreads centrif-
ugally In every direction and forms a
common felt ffcss which the fruit rises
at its extreme edge, the soil of the inner
disk is exhausted, and the spawn dies
there while it spreads all round in an
outwa ri direction and produces an
other crop, whose spawn spreads again.
The rank growth Of the grasses COM
posing these rings is probably due to
the fungus taking up from the soil or
ganic nitrogen which is not available
to the grasses, and in some way be-
coming the medium of supply of the soil
nitrogen TO the grasses forming the
circle.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-01-04

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Chronic nasal catarrh poisons every breath
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fammation, cleanses, heals and cures.
cold in the head vanishes Immediately. Sold
by druggists, or will be mailed for so cents
by Ely Brothers, So Warren street, New
York