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The evening world., 1901-08-03
NEW YORK VS.. PHILADELPHIA.
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and the same h.licd soi under Cancels
rap De.gan struck on, on three
straight. M runs.
Fourth Inning.
Drrgan passed prlehaniy down after
getting Two strikes on him Del stole
suCuUd Van ran way into sceoni base
to got Mef,rlailt's short ny .l"nn'nSs
out 70 Camel lihilmsn popped fnul
60 BoHerman. iraving Lc.ehAnty
stranded on third. and Decgar came IN
~. NOR cheer y" runs, -. ,.,.
hHuty ~ this 'inc th.r" wer. close 20
l3uo people In IN. stands Selbach waa
fooled hv Otth the last being slow
he 0, his ,~is,er. McF'arland "vcr,
threw So sond 10 catch Strang's stealing.
but CrIss wNs ihcr" and backed Hh. II.
man W 1@ pretty, jumping ra'ch.
Firth in"ina.
Cross banged u nne ,wo-baEger to
right field fence Drth struck Ou, again
'front.' OF ,hs plat" and Bowcrman nailed
MIN at hfs, on an accurate and swift,
chuck Cross going 10 third. Wolverton
MT 70 DAVIS. who made sure o. his
smoke the Phnl!cs mascot.
marched opt on the Held with a sky
blue cap on for 'Eck Day's hit to Jcn-
ning- who tossed N" ball TO Or'h. COW
er'1s. ar.,.. Jonn'ns, Tlehc pretty stop
ot Nc Brides hot roller. slipped half
down, hut tp.se.i tho liiI 10 Orth ,e ehin-
pretty piat nownrman Hied 10 'Dela-
Aan,y No r'lns
StAth Inning.
Davis and Ganzc were the n,!r vho
settled Flick Hickman made N excel
i-ut throw os D-l's slow houndcr AMI
nailed his man BY al cyeia.h S,ranr
htGtied McFarlands roll quickly after
i carromed OF p"sraw's NIT and Camel
hii he rest
30 runs,
raylor', shor, ny fell safe In centre.
aud iac larky first hascnan stolc Sec
pni while Cross and Thomas were both
eerlmhlins for the bali Decgan tried
20 hunt, out struck out. Vans hi; be-
tHe.u short and second counted for a
5ner Camel r"achinx third, Haiiman
WAS riEh; IN IRON; ~ sc!btch's liner
nj A1ub~l up Van NJ tr.', waiah spoiled
What looked IKE . sure run Or TWO.
No runs
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Champions Wake Up
and Pound the Beam
town Pitcher for Five
Run IS, Meanwhile
T h e y Whitewash
Their Opponents.
Isp,ei.l 10 IN. Ershins World.

Special TO The Ershins World
SOUTH END GROUNDS. BOSTON
Aug. 3.-Cloudcd skies and vel
sprInkied field were the conditions fha'
faced the Champions and Boston. foi
their second argument ot the series th''
afternoon. There was good SATURDAY
attendance. In spite OF the fact that
Jupiter Piuvius threatened to spoil the
sport a; any minute.
Sasees bunch Is coming fas, down
the hones;retch. but they are making
their nght against odds. This town IS
an American League stronghold. and tho
fans take delight in throwing ho,-asr
joi,s into Herman Long and his assist
ants as u reminder that Jimmy Collins
and Chic Sthhl are the only pebbles.
Every tumble or error Of Judgment. no
matter how insignificant. brings out a
howl OF derision all along the line. The
rooters, In fact. pull for the visitors.
giving them hand whenever they
throw the hooks iato the Beaneaters.
fsoston's Handicap.
Under this handicap the seleeite. are
playing winning ball. but they get no
credit Yesterdays win hardly got any
recognition at all. although the victory
WAS n meiitorious one. But for the
drawing powers OF tho champions and
the knowledge that the Beantown span
gle artists and the trolley dodS.r. al
ways hay. a not series the fans would
not turn out at all
Kitson and Nichols wrc slated as
the slab arr! !~ts. and both managers
gave 1, out that they had the game
clnched Hanlon and Sclcc always hnd
a knife up their sleeves for one another
since the brooklyn manager began iak-
ing remnants away from his rival. and
both are eahcminI all the time to down
the other. This |. particularly notice
able when the two clubs are playing to-
gesher
Te.cinx New Batting Order.
Hanlon decided 10 give his new bat
ting order another trial to-day. and II
II did not ran out he promsef another
shske.up for Monday. Foxy Ned hasn't
given M the ncnnant yet. but he Is sore
over losing close games so steadily. and
Ia ashemins all the me TO get N.
Champions on "A winnihs streak ~,
his plans have gone wrong 20 !aI. nus
he II made OF the metal that never
soon II things d" not change for the
better.
Ftrst Inning.
The game began in, a slight shower.
sKeeler's pop-up went to Murphy,
sheckard's hot srassrr was handed over
BY Dcmon, Kelley strolled. Nichols
heat down Days pepper, stab and
threw the runner out. No runs
I4lasle out on kitson's assist Tsnne'
,rlppcd OF a ben my TO centre for a base.
Denont's Texas Lacquer dropprd safe
In midf,eid Mc1-reery hauled down
Cooley's smoking liner IN deep centre.
Murphy hi, to Da1ilcn. forcing Dtsnont
at second. No runs
second lnninK.
Dahlen hi, two balls In succcssidn a
mile over the left field fence. but they
were foul by inches. Then ne famed
McC-eery's liner'to rentre MAS good Tor
three bases. Irwin sent up y fonl mat
Demont ciutched after long run, Nc
Crecry tried 10 score on the out; hn,
was nailed at the pan, Had he slid IN
he would have scored. No rune
Lowe opened M with single over
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NELSON.
Champion Pace Fol-
lower Has Raced
Himself Into a De-
cIine-He. Withdrew,
Leaving WaIthour Fa-
vorite-Other Races
at Manhattan Beach.
tsr.cl,i,n IN. Werlh,


MANHATTAN BEACH CYCLE
brill.an, Programme a simmer crowd
than usual was prcscn, whoa the nrst
race began at this trick this afternoon.
The fact that ih.r VIE Inc last day of
the races at Brighton Beach ana ais"
IN. opening Of III. cycl. circuit meet.
Ing "a, the avIlsburs track. In Newark,
were "a. main things which Scrc re-.
Spnnsibl- for keeping the crowd n"aN4
Asnosi every person wh'r follows the
runners Was anxious to get farewell
glimpse ~ the ponies. whic on 10
other hand III" cycle crnnks "viten'lS
wen, 20 Newark 10 see al! the crack
sprinters ride.
The stellar event ~ the day here Ma
the !s-milc mo,nr paced race, ia shth
Harry Elkcs JohAuy Nelson. Jlauny
Michael. Bobby wai,hour and Archie
Mct:,chern were TO participate rh!s
race orwnised TO hS the best Of the
year, until Fixes Withdrew.
II. retired his afternoon by TIE ud-
vice ~. his physician. VII" told HIN that
Il he took part In to-iay's rae. he would
not attend him any more. The tlrst
event Was started Al $50 by this dine
NlitF' "'f' -s'''' l'tI 7hllN present
summaries
one. .rh.rd Mi. Spv,cg trrst two in saeh heat
20 qaaityl .flI.t heat WvH y Louis Aarlon 81
S.s YORK !. 4 i'"srf nt it,sk"psssk se,ona
tine, Il ! .. strnHi frat Won bN iiAuy J.
Davidson " HEuAk4. n : haf!rN WinErs. %! Spw
Tots second time y lf,s
rsn,tglnir Milo Asnanat u.en ,hrst thtre IN
eaSa heat 10 I4aia't fiss' be4ts Wou by II A.
Urpnss Jeolofeii ~ New York Eiwart Forrest,
" second IT V nsstn and { M.,.oa
mi .aed IN dead hsat tof ,hl'd place tImr .m.
ifIi. s~eai hsi,: Won ~ l. !ar, ,n'onh. Ne,
I-di"fi. Na~ Gear>a 'hrcib.f lisflem Wh"el
msu ssc0ad. Jam's psHy0u. Klns' County Nhrci.
mon third time len u a.is
r"o-Tnird Mne op.H, Final iIga,~-w:n ~ y
Hammond S,s ledfcrd, MAJ. second. lame'
Bcarau. KING Counts WhSlmtn. thisi g G.
sehr.ser, Harlem Whs.prri ltus, I'm ~ - 3
IN, ii-"n Win. >">i""
one tau4 Blls unyirr fI1ai E'Et sun ~
tIarrY favia-on irr.tfn, Frc"1G, iarsl
Marine. >cs ler. 1hiTt /. hagsf iiacke0'
.,rs Tirs N .5
tntmi'r.t hustfaitaa rrotrr,Ip.i pursuit. nAc,
Won by n =. lerasef Of iruGhlyE. after four
and cas-hali miles Q V, nat-oek, nt Sow
York. second. Jed Ss~stk. OF Chicago lh'Td,
and Franz Krvbs. pt Indianapolis fopr,h time.
10 Is )
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Columbia shone Ike sunbeam IN the
eyes Of the spectators at Baieman 5
Point. II the excitement In the fleet
wA1 at the top notch !, Was something
a~sful ashore. While the spectators gave
up hope whom the co!umb's's lead was
apparent. their apathy was reused by
a CULVER OF excitement among those who
understood yachting
Tne effect OF the lndep endence's
effort was instant. Every one knew
that tho Boston boat was making a
tremendous struggle. l: II were a hope
less one. In the run home. And as the
Columbia besan to drop back yard by
yard toward the Independence IL was
impossible to restrain the feeling. The
:nurmurs Of enthusiasm grew to ex-
cited CALCULATIONS. until when about one
and a half miles from the tinLsh, the
Independence was only a quarter OF a
mile astern.
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II as tho one regularly tcncGu
second being A postponed game.
Quaker. Out for Hood.

count as tho one regularly scheduled,
the second being postponed game.
Quaker. Out for Hood.
That the Quakcrs were out for blood
to-day "a. evident from ihu!f %f'
practice. Wolycr,on a, third and Jcn,
ginger, the first named making So:nr
marvellous one handed stops W szzlcrs
sen, down the line by oar own Broad
way Alec Smith, who kindly hattcd EN-
out for the enemy
During the practice The ynrnsti!es
clicked n.rr.ly and ,hs Desirable seats
were taken In shor' order Th.r" We're
1000 pr.scn, when ;tm" was called.
OF gloves on the Ph!ili"- to-day. sail
= sweet CIR! In PINK 20 her friend lust
e.,2rs .,Wsr oinI I.,s nssa1 Mr. win. as,n YOUR
papa Will have TOO big head tomorrow
Tor silk hat 80 you're safe auy"ay.
Vas the reply. and JUS, ,hen mrirn
plate and rom hcnehth !, came thu
command PLAY ball.
Fir.t Inning.
Denze- was unable 70 locate the plate
and a-s.d Thomas do.n Woy.rton
smashed out u single to left centre. send +.
Ing Thomas 10 thri II MAS evident AZ
the start thnt Denzer Wa 10 . collapse,
and Davis sent new man Dc"rAD 20 the
Slab In the middle II the inning II was
o trying DEBUT Tot ths Young man to
send him In with Two on bases and mono
out He was cool and took his time with
that Davis gohbied The crowd applaud
ed Dces.n;. Big peleh-n,y rappci !,
slow boundrr 10 Camel, and was out.
hut Thomas lopeu anmc and "olycriUn
took third. Then DeesaH struck Mcfrr.
land out prettily, and N, big crowG-tp-
Pland-d him 10 III. echo and vo'ed hir' !,
huge success. one run.
Van iia!irsn langnrd the s-coHi ball
pitched over shortstnp .Or one base Van
was dopy and orth caught hia uapping
on first BY a quick chuck 10 Jenniuss,
Selhach wa, cas-. for Hallnan and .'cn.
hinge. Strangs bunt In iron. ~ the
plate was commcnda nle, but he MAS oUt.
Orth 70 Jennings on a c!ose decision
No runs.
second Inning.
JENNINGS touched peegan up FOR a
Quaker stole second on the Eext r!'eh
Mailman breezcl yalnly al a trio AMI
y Bowernan by hns chuck ~ Davis
nipped Jennings two feet cff II Ma
Z pretty work and evoked loud applause
Z Crcss popped FOUL 10 Br"erman No
!. Jennings was under Iiickman's sky.
: .rnekct. Davis popped a similar one 10
sNcF Mcbride was III" third vic.
9 tim. Hallman 10 Jennings. No runs.
H. Third Inning.
lDesgan. fooled his rival Orth on three
sharp drop curves. Thomas had no bet
/, tpr luck. tanning wide on three dccep,
sss41xd mixtures, and another, round u
Z ebeers went up for Deegan. Wo!vertor
II N4ne down on agp8ss. but was At once
d tofred NJ aecond on Strans's chuck "a
& Davis Of 'F1ick.s srounder. No runs.
i o.ssnan sent an easy ~ TO aick.
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WILLIE SMITH AND
ANDERSON LEAD.
Big AI!-Comers' Tournament at Hollywood
/, Winds Up with Scotch Foursome.

LONG BRANCH. y. j.. Aug. 3.-The
aH.comcrs' golf tournament for amateur
and professional players. which was be-
gun yesterday on the links Of the Holly
wood Golf Club. was concluded this
afternoon with a 3s-hole Scotch four.
some. in which the twenty, pairs com.
peted. The .esult was decided BY the
best ball Of each team. The players had
to negotiate the nine-hole course four
times.
=, the nnish OF the second round Of
the links Willie Smith. Midlothian Golf
CLUB. Chicago. and Willie Anderson. ..
Pi,t4t,eld. Mass. led all the other pairs.
with best ball sco.e OF . for IS holes.
The next best score 70: the nrst half
a. the contea: was -. turned In by r.
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BROOKLYNS
BEAT BOSTON.
The Dating order.

pahl"n'. head, Long hi, to pahlen
and va. doubled up ws,h Lowe on a
spirited play k!,tridge picked on a
single to rentre. Nichols aired TO 5heck-
ard, No runs,
THIRD Inning.
Mcguire flied to Murphy. ki,son re.
tired by the s;rike-out route. keelcr
l.deh with Tenney at mrs, and the Boo:
ton nelder bi; the dust lie clutchct
ths na!i lightly. however. No runs:
pesnonrs long ny was grabbed by
sheCkird. No runs.
FOnrth Inning. ~
Niehol, tunbied sheckard's weak stab
AMI the runner landed safe on ara,
Kelley laced a single to left and ad:.
ranced - second on the throw to'head
IN IN sheckard at third Murphy muffed
fence tad the runner took second.
Sh.cksrd scoring Dah,en was called
out on strikes. McCreary hit to Lowe
and Kelley vas caught IN a trap He
between the bases. irwin doubled TO
left scoring Kelley and NicCreery Nc.
CURE was helded out BY Long. Three
runs.
Murphy III. 10 Dahlcn and another fast
doublc play wis executed Dhh!.n made
nice stop o! Loves smoking grourder
hut threw Wild to Kelle; lie redeemed
himself hy dlsposing OF Long on
similar olay. No runs.
Fifsh I"uinx.
Low. hauled down ki,son's ascension.
Shecknrd took second on Wild throw
nv p.mont KELLEY aired to Long DAILY
out. Lowe IN T.nn.y No runs.
k.itr''is" singled to LEFT Nichols
and hauled down slusles ry. Ki,tridre
war nailed on steal No runs.
si>,h Inning.
Sirho,s handed over pah!ent weak
s'nh o,aa M,cT.yr% r. ..Ssy s,r"' 7" Mafphy 'F
Tenney nicj onl - ke"ler. Dahlen
tossed ov.r Demont. grasser. Cooley
singled 10 right Mufphy hi, to Irwin
and Cooley Mas forced ~ second. No
runs
seventh Inning.
McGuir" .Irop"pi a .af" MT In centr"
kitson hunted 70 Tenn'y., forcing Nc
ana iiitson was forced. Willie VAS
caught stealing second No r,as.
k'.ler mnt. circus cach NJ Loves
liner, falling with the ball hui holdins
walked Irwin mad" \ pretty stop Of
Sinhrlss twisting gra--cr and thrc"
ki,trcdsc on, ~ second No runs
Eighth Inning.
Shcckard'. r"ppcry liner went directly
into Tcnncy's hands. Kelley had better
luck with his liner to Demon,. Gene
muRcd the ball. booiing II across the
f.ld l-Jng nimbled Days smoking
groundcr. and Kelley took third. Dab
lon singled 10 left scoring Kelley. Nc
Crerry famed. phhlcn stole second
Irwin out "a, Loves assist. One run
Dahlcn made another speedy play on
Siagics warm gr"undcr. Tcnny TIT one
10 IN. same field aud also sat down
Dcmont beat out slow grounder I"
Irwin. Cooley fractured the htrnosphsr"
in three wild siahc at the leather No
runs.
Ninth Inning.
Mc6iuir" opened mn with n welt past
Lowe sor two sacks kttson sacrificed
tim 10 third Ionr fumhlcd kcc,er's
.raunicr scoring Mcclure" Sheckard
aired TO pcmon' Kelley walked. DAILY
fied 10 Murppy one run.
Murphy famed. Love '!cd to Sh"ck-
ard Long filed 10 Sh.rkard y" runs,
SCORE ny INNINGS
BroJsiyn .........,.,. o . o o Id
R,,on ......,.. % 0 o o o Q 90
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RIDER ACCUSES
THE STARTER.
Dale Says He Was De-
'iberate'y Left at
the Post.

ST. LOUIS. AuE. 3.--S,ar,cr Dale. OF
the pelmar track. was deliberately
charged BY Jockey Dale. the leading
Jockey here, yesterday with having In
,entlona!ly left him at the post on Dan
Paxton. a heavily played horse.
Immediately after Jockey Dale made
this accusation he was called before the
stewards and suspended Indefinitely.
This statement BY Dale will no doubt
stir up a hornets nest here, aa Jockey
Dale ls very popular with tho Local,
racing public, and they will pTobab bly, d..
mand that he xet justice.
The evening world., 1901-08-03
GOLF NEWS AND NOTES.

II. Aran,, r.e=ta. Witch va, held ~ Vt
Colb, Al 10 ha aesn ilwsrsi b, Nf john
Rsld 81. 10 Is hy thi. renArkib!e seor,
Out ,..r- .sr.tu.es-,t s til
In .r... s.s,.tl j s-jt
In. solt ,ourn,m.n, :. ocean cuv Ma. "a.
brought, 70 las hnh YESTERDAY afternoon
Thnma. s!Asi. a member y. the kuickerhacs,r
rluh oi Mes fofk sho VA entered from the
lo,,i club j, IN IN. nuai. With IN excellent
ch.n.. oi p.Aains lie VII hsht V out WttA
pwIsht MaIi3fy .. the Baltimore country Clgs
Iana.n,n Eitir-ns 9. nr!iss1oft are rrn.
,no;ins = fnGysmtnt here for the sEtapii.aH.ent
al pusll. sois e1urss al btsfisley Psrt Onr
has seen fHushy mapped out and favorable
@sa,ls.ra,lan hs. r..n s,v.n to ,hc proiee, ~
..,sr,l o, ths cit! atnSsals
Pars -Hsa'y. o Z MeLsushl!u. &. : Cal.
io~sy !? u si'ahAnI 0, " stnsIleY q
Total. 5
iiti!.,..- w. ,Leushiin, 0. Thomas k.n, 0.
VI Loushtin. . ", Nan.. ], \, } rs,r,ek.
roAi
4 letter from TIoOu state, Ihit In . thif,y..n.
hole match ", Glrt~ooi atssiu recently dc.
fss,,i wai'sr J. Trayis by ! up an! ] 10 play
wh.a stsssn "a. hero In 1871 rr.s. s<a,
him in the EaAi for the Sors God Park sup, an.
Ne his nos taken his revenge
baseball. Polo GrOuuds, rO-Dny y. .:iO
=. y. PHlLA. ". NEW YORK. A!sG. sc. .''
The evening world., 1901-08-03
THE WINNERS
At BRIGHTON.
J. 3. Haggin Heads the
List OF Winning
Owners.
ESPECIAL to tn. Evening w'orla)


BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK.
Aug. a.-0et.away day a, Brighton
brought out large crowd to the seaside
twenty five days Of racing at this course
and there will now enaue twenty-five
days OF idlcness for many. lovers OF the
thoroughbred who cannot hllow the
ponies TO Saratoga. Not few will
probably spend the empty period on tho
stool OF repentance and in sack cloth
and ashes mourning for their reckless
extravaganza OF the meeting Just past.
Every one who could got away from.
business put in an appearance to-day,
the nsers dcterp!ned to recoup their
losses while the winners were looking
for Saratoga expenses. This made an
enthusiastic and good betting crowd and
tho ring did an immense volume OF
business.
Hss1in Won MOst ~ briGht0s.
The weather WAS In its most cha rm.
Ing mood and the track was very fast.
The stake feature was the Neptune for
two ycar-o!ds. which promised a splcn.
did contest.
The winning owners Of the meeting ND
TO to-day numbered lN and they won
sums ranging from so UP to the thou.
sands.
J. .. Hagg!n was the principal winning
owner. with sl2.6so to his credit. mostly
won by Watercolor 4. II. h D. H.
Norris won 3is..5o. and T. c. Mcdowell
was third on the list with 1886 TO his
credit. Aian.a.Dale and Mcnarka being
his winners
Trainer Karr.ck will lodge a COMPLAINT
with the stewards abou, McGinn's ridins
OF Lady Radnor yesterday.
FIRST RACE.
For t~o-.sar-oids: ave sad a asif iu,,onss
LAY s,.";1. n.s.o, .ns; , xas: ssss. ny,n ;IP.s.
$::'s:;.' e: :;.''st s:!s::: ;s:::' ss:::s
a.s.:'s a:s:s.!:n. 'oia ioe '':sss;, ss:: 81 s.ss
";s,s", s,!% ~. p na X,sA.si:;, s.,x, ! ! ,s -
lowed BY Ch,ckadee. Lady Radnor and
carmaid. for hall, the distance. On the
i!!adnte took second place. closing on
and stallinT OF a determined rush Of
Lady Sterling in the lss. iow Jumps
WA " HosS. lazy 9tefIlnE was
scant length In front Of Lombre.
SECOND RACE.
Fes ihr..-.taf.eiis aaA ~: ss!l.sg; sas mi,s,
.,.,,,1'. ~. sA':s 's::: ; :vsr,p g s ri:e:
(: s:;is':; !:S:;;.. T IL; e S:s::... i 1 4 9:
0'trude Eliie,,. % Cochran l y a,H s.b AZ
Ms,' nsn. p!;iia.. vi p'sss'n, * :. oc. :. " ' !.
Kid. Ss. Thompson. .....S. Lett
{ starr bad. Won driving. Tims--l.45 I.s
In one OF the false breaks Kid ran
away. a mile. They were sent away TO
q bad start. with Kid being left AZ the
post. Balloon and Gertrude Elliott al.
ternated In the lead Tor halt, mile.
Pleasant Sail thep went to the front.
and. staying therS. to the end. won out
In a drive by q neck, balloon wac three
lengths oefore Anccdots.
Cfeamer claimed foul against Pleasant
Sail. hut II was not allowed.
THIRD RACE.
i.naiesp: for thrs>.ysss-elas and W: seven
fuflergh
Starters. Wits. toek.. si.H!.r,s s.s. sri rise.
oss.n. 100: 2 Consor.". 8 IN IS
s.Sa.y:. nsy W. 'itto 'itto ts..a r. M..,. ! t.3: 4 =
E.dy unsa:. s.. Cochran i {
; start 3s,S.F Woa sasiiy., Itns-l.I3 st.
Lady unoas nade the running 10 the
!ead Of the stretch ana then quit.
O'connor4 got 1.roug n next the rail 6ttA
Ogden In tie stretch and won q ..
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WINNERS AT DELMAR.

RACE -TRit,k. pEi.MAR 81 LOi'lS
Aug 3 Tn. races run her. to-day re-
suited A. follows
F!rs, Race one mile and scvcn,.
Va rds-.Wou by Lord Neville. . 10 and
out. Charles ~, even FOR place. ,eeond !;
FAIRY Day was third T.mc--l isi.
Second Race Six furlonss Wor hy
rterp, ) to and ? to 5; Grandma n,
; 10 for place. serond t'uero vas
,nfrd 'T'tnn-' IL
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MAYOR FAv0RS
SUNDAY GOLF. .
MCGUIRE Will Fight At
tempts to Stop the
Syracuse Sport.

SYRACUSE. Aug 2,-LocAl golfers
who wish 10 play gol! on Sundaye have
champion In Mayor Mcguire, and now
that tho public links AT Burnett Park
have been opened somo interesting
squabblcs are expected to result from,
attempts 10 stop the spor, on the sab.
hath
The Mayor says ne Siil cSht any ss-
.orts OF the hntibalonn league To stop
the sport The Mayor, with Pau! NJ.
Paine as partner. yesterday played a
team composed % Park Comn'ss!orer
Bishop and Prof Il. q. Cal,hrnp. and
the Maypr's side won. The park was
crowded and the Mayors wonderful
drives evoked bursts Of applAuse.
The evening world., 1901-08-03
RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.

RAcE.rR>CK. HAWTHORNE. Aug
The races run nere to-day were as
follows:
Fifr, Race--s.vrn ;urionrs. Won bv'
Max Berdlx, even and To ): Sam Lax
arns. TO for place. second: Mo.os was
third. Time, l.e7h.
Second RAce-F!ve tiriongs. Won ~
Magi. s ~ | and ? 10 !: Jack Ratlin. 2
70 !or place. second; Sister joan was
third. .rine-i.t2S
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PERCY PYNE'S
Low SCORE.
Princeton Golfer Leads
Players in Shine.
cock Tourney.
tsp+el.l,o m. E,,nin, world

SHlNSECOCk HILLS. Aug. 3.-The
annual tournament Of the Shinnecntk
Golf Club was brought to u close to-day
with an open handicap In which there
were 70 OF the most expert golfers from
the various clubs throughout tn. net
ropolitan district. An early start WAS
made. but the competition lasted
throughout the day, as many could not
start until the afternoon.
The best OF the early scores turned In
ar.. 4 fnllnSHR.
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south brother l.,and Game

terry for the Poughkeeps.e team In t;s
game With the South Brother lsiaisi
Field Club. at South Brother Island. to.
morrow afternoon. Rochelle and Lamar
"!!! be ]. the poin,s for the home team.
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They were sent away TO a good start
with/the ifavorite In front. Otis. how.
ever, ontrant him ana at the frst fur
long leya clear to the last sixteenth.
then went to work on iyphcn, who
closed very Atron1. but Otis lasted jus,
long enough 10 win by a head. Hyphea
beat Saturday a length for the place. 7
Fifth Racc-Ane and an .eighth.-Won
by Himself. lnshot war second and
Chnos third A'
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sPAL0INGs vs.. LoYoLAs.

Gc,d baseball Gsms Pssmissa a.
Jaspsr Oval Ts.MopvOw.
The spaldinEs and Loyolas. two strong
metropolitan teams. vii! cross batS to-
morrow afternoon at Jaspefs Oval, AM
sterdam avsnuS and One ~llundrsd ana
Th!rty-seventh2 street. +. $
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length and half from All Gold. who
was the same distance before May W.
SOunTH RACE
The Neptune Stakes: for .Wo-yssr.oiis: six
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

Especial 10 rhs Krsnisg WorId.)
RACE: TRACK. .0ARATO0A, Aug. a.
The entries for Mondays races are a.
fOllow3
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6rOuuds, To-day n. .:sO
r. y. PHlLA. VI. NEW YORK. Ain. Soc %.
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NoNp UNSE.
FaF ih'ee-.fAs.elfs aaA rp: ss!l.sg; pus nile

Bsitins.
.;...a' s.ii; %; Ws:l. ) = s:''ii 10
A. eedoi.. ioa. psnn.san q 4 + Is :
0'trude Eliie,, 81. Cochran l u t.H s.b AZ
h:s,,' nsn. p.;ii.t' I'll p'ss'n5 x & oc Z" @ =
Ka. S. Thompson. ..".r Lett )
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: THIRD UACEs.
Handicap: for thrs<.yssr.ela, and W; ss<sn
fuflergs

j Lady uncas made the running TO the
a.sad Of the stretch ana then Quit.
o'connor got through next the Paii iittA
Ogden In the stretch and won q q
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lowed by Chickadee. Lady Radnor and
Carma!d. for half the distance. On the
!urn Cb!ckadee died away and Lady
!!adnto took second place. closing on
stretch. Lady Radnor then drew away
and stalling OF determined rush of
Lady Sterling In the last fow Jimps
WOE by nose. Lady Sterling was a
scant length In front Of Lombre.