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New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

, their cup sailed distance from the home
waters at Sea Gate
The Newport racing August 10. IL and IA will
be especially interesting in showing the improve
ment made on the Constitution through taking in
longer mast. THIS spare spar has already been
put into the yacht at the Bristol yards of the
Herreshoffs. and it has masthead five feet higher
than the far used. The idea in this is. not
to alter the canvas In any way but to give a
higher lead to the peak haiyards. to hold
the outer end of the gaf and the upper part of
the sail to better performance when the yacht is
by the wind AT present the gGf says off in
way resembling that of the first Shamrock and
Mr.. Duncan wants to rectify this. He Is not how
ever. certain that this will give the boat all @ sne
wants for windward work, and the statement mas
been made that the slight deficiency apparent
not due TO anything that may be put right in her
rigging or sail pan but &c slight structural de.
feet, which will have TO remain as long as the boat
been consulted about this for The Tribune and
asked whether the extra beam Of the Constitution.
thing TO do with the leeward pointing of the Con-
Would not so Hc6 Object to the extra beam
If 1t was in the right place. But II is not. The
have seen the boat of water, and that was the
FIRST thing ara that b struck * me There here drag bna in that
built like that II was and is present in the first
The Constitution performs under sail in the way
expected before she was ever launched"
is one of the very few men who have produced
racers in other classes which have consistently de-
feated Herreshos fastest craft. the creator of
the Mira. the Dorwina, the Syce. the NorOta. the
ries weight with all expert yachtsmen.
Yacht q be M Wo n6 9 out S a av a W Sne
1t appears that the Boston boat did escape
Saturday and that several of her interior
were bent through the terrife strain The new
yacht leaked but little after the severe pounding.
depend upon Invitations she receives to contest
with the Herreshof yachts in Long Island Sound.
practice sailing.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
MACKAY BUYS A DARK ONE

Saratoga, n. Y. Aug. (SpeciaD.-Clarence H.
Mackay. owner of Banastar. who won the Metro
politan and Toboggan handicaps and broke down
I'm the Brooklyn Handicap, has bought OF John f.
Madden the two-year-old colt Heno by Henry
Young-Quver. Heno has never started In a race
but he has done exceptionally fast work In private
and Mr.. Madden regards him OF the best of
all the two-year-olds In his stables The terms Of
the sale private. but it is scarcely likely that
the sum paid less than s25OOo Mr.. Mackay
will not Heno at present. but the youngster
will make his first public appearance I'm the Fu-
turity. on August 81 at Sheepshead Bay. II is
interesting to know that Banastar, whose injuries
were thought 10 be exceedingly serious Is being
cantered little we'll bandaged up. and his trainer
c. F. Hin, thinks he may be In shape TO stand train
ing again by September.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
YACHTING.
THE INVADER, CHALLENGER FOR THE
CANADAS CUP, ARRIVES IN CHICAGO.
WIFI MEET THE, CADILLAC ON AUGUST 10
NO DOUBT ABOUT THE ABILITY OF
THE LATTER BOAT.

Chicago. Aug. 5-The challenger for the Can
ada's Cup. the Invader, which arrived here over
the Grand Trunk Railway, has been launched at
the wards of the Chicago Shipbuding Company. at
South Chicago and was given trial spin to-day
The boat arrived here well trussed up on 6o-foot
fatcar and suffered no damage from the journey
OficiaI Measurer Cothro will ascertain her di-
monsons tomorrow.
After her spin to-day Skipper Jarvis announced
his satisfaction with her behavior. The wind was
rather light, and therefore exactly to the boat 5
liking She scudded lightly before the wlnd ana
worked trinity in tackng. Those who witnessed
the exhibition declared that she is fit rival for
the Cadillac. and that the trial between theth VIII
prove highly exciting.
The boat is a good deal like the Minota' Oh
the Canadian defence fleet of 1899 which is no"
owned here. She is expected to sail best IN hSht
airs Frederick A. Price has acted as advance
agent for the Yacht at the request of the chief
owner Commodore Gooderham. of the Royal Ca
madam Yacht Club. Two professional sailors came
with the yacht TO look after her on the way.
Her builder, Captain Andrews. of Oakville, Ont.
came mere with William Fish r. 10 suRerintend the
launch of the yacht in Lake Michigan waters.
The crew of the Invader. which is chiefly anna
teur, arrived here Saturday, and +Emilus Jar
Wis. formerly skipper of the Canada, ana OF the
Beaver. in the last races for this cup, Will have
tho command of ;he Invader in the international
races.
She will meet the Cadillac on August 10 in the
first of the series of TO begin on that day
There was no shadow of doubt about the merits
OF the Cadillac when this yacht was chosen TO
defend the trophy held by the Chicago Yacht
Club, and the fact that she is owned i'm Detroit
and that she selected in preference to all
yachts ordered by local yachsmen, shows that the
challenge committee in the Chicago Yacht Club
were actuated by the fairest and most honorable
Motives. The owners of the six other craft espe-
ciAlly built for the trial races of course dis
appointed, but the committee waived all local reel
ing in naming the fastest boat. The dimensions of
the Cadillac are: over all, 40 feet: water line, q
feet inches overhang forward 10 feet g inches
after overhanE. II feet; beam. Y feet draught:
feet. She was built and designed By Hanley. or
Quincy Point Mass. The Hanley Construction
Company turned out the Genesee, OF Rochester.
which won the cup for the Chicago Yacht Club In
the last races of 1899 II Hanley who pro-
posed TO build the centreboard So-footer TO de-
fend the Americas Cup this year, and his sue
cess In defeating the Crowninshieid Illinois and a
lot of other products of the best designers has led
Il good many local yachtsmen to regret that his
handlwork did find place in the defence Of
the New-York Yacht Clubs Cup this season.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
aa-FOOT YAwIS.
RACES OF THE oo-FOoTERs
GARDNER SAYS THAT CONSTITUTIONS
BEAM IS IN THE WRONG PLACE.

Newport Aug. CSpeciaD.-The next race between
the Columbia and Constitution will take place
next Saturday. August TO- On that day the New
port series OF the NewYork Yacht Club will begin.
and II will be continued August IL and H. After
that New-Yorkers will have opportunity TO wit
ness the contest OF the giant cutters Long Island
Sound.
The Riverside. Indian Harbor and Larchmont
yacht clubs have already offered cups be sailed
for by this class. and In some. perhaps In ALL
the Independence will bs invited to compete. This
will be especially pleasing TO Mr. Lawson. who
told the Tribune yachting writer Saturday
night that he would be glad 10 his boat when
ever he got chance.
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Is said
to be making preparations for a under the
auspices of their club in the week following the
Newport series that there may be week of
continuous racing in the Sound TO follow the New
port tournament. The Atlantic Yacht Club will
also offer a cup valued at 900 10 be sailed for at
the termination OF their annual cruise. This race.
IL II be arranged, will probably be sailed at New
port though II may take place. II more convenient,
during the progress OF the cruise Mr.. Duncan Will
not however. take the Constitution through He'll
Gate 10 do any preliminary racing before she
finally goes down TO the Sandy Hook arena to meet
Shamrock ii. He has stated this positively, so
that the Atlantic Yacht Club will have to have
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
RACING AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Aug. 5.-Three favorites. one second
choice and two outsiders scored at Delmar Park
to-day. O'Neill rode three winners and one second
horse. Track fast. Summary:
First (seing; 6ye and one-half furlongs)-Cri-
mean. iI3 O'NeD. 10 3. won: Miss Dora lO2 nind-
sey second; Colonel Stone. lO4 Ct Brien) 10 20
l. third. Time, l;03i4.
second race isellng: mile and twenty yardsl-MonO-
graph lO6 90 Neiln - 2. won: Tickful. 10 IT
q BrienD 8. second Quanah Parker. 10 (Gilmore
% ] third. Time -.
Third selling six furongsl-Judge Pettus. 100
CGilmore 70 ], won; Renham. III Nalehy). 7 TO /,
second; Mona b. lOI H1aTl. 10 ], third Time. l:l6.
Fourth fselling; mile and sixeenthb-Dan Paxton
81 OsatsieD. 10 3. Belle Simpson. % (O'Neib
20 g. second: Peter Duryea. l02 diaD. 20 l. third
Time. l:s9.
Fifth purse: six furlongsl-Razan, lO4 CONeilD
20 J. wOn Meddlesome lO3 (Watson) IS TO J. eecond;
Northern Spy, joe CGilmorel 70 l. third Time :15,s
Sixth selling: mile and three e-sixteenths)-SWords
man. lls IT. o Brien) 10 5. won; Irving Mayor 81
Lindsey TO 2, second seethng ~ delD 10 l.
rlrne.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
BRITISH TEAM EXPECTED HERE.

1t is practically assured that English cricket
team will visit the United States next month.
Captain John L. Green. of Philadelphia. is now in
England. and a dispatch from him last week to
the Associated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia said
that all arrangements for the trip had been made.
with the exception OF the minor details
+. F. Kelly, the secretary of the Metropolitan
League, has been in correspondence with K. d.
Brown. of Philadelphia, who has charge OF the ar
rangements on this side, regarding match in
New-Nork. IL has been proposed that the visitors
should play here September 25 and 26. all
their other open dates have been taken by the
Phiadelphians
IL is expected that the team will reach New
York on September Is IL and will play the
Colts of Philadelphia the 18th, 17th and 18th
The first match against philadelphia will be played
on September 20. 2l and % and the last Sep
tember q. 2S and So The team will be under the
management OF B. j. Bosanquet. and 10 is expected
he will have with him c. l.. Jessop r. E Foster
and some other noted cracks among the amateurs
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

SAID. ana s. second: Follow, 10 ~. Miller)
21s /, third. Time. 0:54lz.
Second (selling; furlongs1-Ghetto. 100 o.
Martini 10 and TO TO- won: Nanetta, 107 (Steele)
/ and S 10 s. second Mr.. Pomeroy. i05 Parretto)
3 l. third. Time, ;14i4
Third Csteeplechase handicap short course)-Jm
McGibben 1856 H. Webster. and 10 >, won
Colry 14o OW. Johnson to and TO o. second; Tates
Creek (Moxey) !. third. Time. ESQ.
Fourth mile)-Trebor 101 (HowelD s 10 D
and 10 3 won; Vema Clark, SO a. Martini. to and
out second Aloha II. 90 "a. Weber,. II 10 l, third
Time. ;3934.
(selling. and oneeighth miles)-Cey1on
6Achaels). and to 5. won Jessie Jarboe llo
(McCannl. l and 5 TO 5. second Bafied, los CW
Nelsonl. 10 l. third Time SO.
sixth SELLING: six furlongs)-Nna B. l.. lO5 Civ
ens), to l and to won Lady Kent 105 (BerInanl
3 70 and to 3 Little Land l04 CIV. Neson)
third. Time. 1:l4la
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
ANOTHER RACE FOR CROKER.

London Aug. 5-Richard Crokers Minnie Dee
a. Ren) won the Saltley Plate (of 10S sovereigns,
for three-year-olds and upward distance one mile)
at the Birmingham August meeting to-day. Will
lam c. Whitney's Luke Ward Il. Reif) came in
second. and Haut-en- bas finished third.
Glen Jenkins three the Hurst
Park Club August Bank Holiday meeting to-day.
taking the Hurst Park Handicap (of 800 sovereigns
for three -year-olds and upward, distance mile
halfD, with Frank Gardeners BiddO: the Mort
lake Handicap (of 300 sovereigns. for threeyear-
olds and upward seven furongsl with Nippon
and the Scurry Two YeaT-Old Plate (of 2O0
ereigns, five furlongs), with Mr.. Gardners Ang
mering.
(of l05 sovereigns for all ages, five furlongs)
won by Escurial q. II. Martini.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
NEWPORT POLO SCHEDULE.
APPEARANCE IN MATCH GAMES
THE HANDICAPS.
Iuy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Newport, r. l., Aug THE schedule OF the polo
tournament under the auspices of the Westchester
Polo Club made known to-day. on Tuesday.
August l3, Alfred q. Vanderbilt and his brother
Reginald viii make their first appearance in a
match game playing with the WestChester Polo
Club. having as partners II. II. Hunnewen jr and
l. T. Burden, jr, Peter d. Martin. The young
Vanderbits have devoted great deal of their time
this summer to practising the game, and said
10 have some OF the finest mounts a polo
field in many years Their handicap rating is
necessarily small, but their Instructor says they
will surprise some Of the fast ones In actual play.
The tournament will open on August 10 with a
teams OF four under the existing handicapa for
individual prizes. The schedule follows:
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10.
Myopia agt Country Club Of Observation-Disclosures
heas.s hsasispS q SbaTjs, f Wbcelo Total ~ a. l.
% Htas% d b Hf5 @ + oa &
TUESDAY AUGUST 13.
Country Club Westchester agt. Westchester Polo
2 HsSss 6 II e'palGePs hl ! he9&naa hs l
Westehss,sr Polo club 4an4ieaps: H. II Huqaswsn 2
dr Or FeaP @P',I Martin Total i8aS'S or = " l. DuTde" >
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST A.
,n5h b2in' noJ5i6. Jga4 ag Fh9dP9a %
jr 4; " W. Keith a; J. W. Appleton: :; Total, Is.
George MeFadasn. o J. r McFsdden b Total is mi.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10
Philadephia Freebooers agt winners OF August 10
Freebooters handicHps: VI. q Rosensarter, jr. A. F.
Kennedy s; George McFadden 5; j. F McFadden, s.
Total %.
MONDAY. AUGUST 10.
Lakewood agt. Point Judith-IAakevood handicaps. r.
Collier =; J. NJ Waterbury jr.. Foxhal Keene TO-
l. Waterbury g. Total. ~.
Point judith handcaps-w. A. Hazard. 3; r. La Mon
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 81
Meadow Brook agt winners August l9-Meadow
Brook handcaps; r. r. F, Flinsch. 6; II. F. whitney g.
Benjamin Nicoll. 7. Total 81
The Meadow Brook team Is not complete. a slbsti-
tute for T. A. Havemeyer must yet be named.
FRIDAY. AUGUST q.
Winners of August Is agt. winners Of August 21
Newport cups Individual prizes. open Of four
OF which players handicap does not exceed six goals
SATURDAY. AUGUST II.
Winners Of August 13 winners OF August IA
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
NEWPORT TENNIS TOURNAMENT
PLAY FOR THE CUPS OFFERED BY WILLIAM
II. SANDS IN MIXED DOUBLES BEGINS.

Newport. II. l.. Aug (SpeciaD-The tennis
tournament for mixed doubles for cups offered by
William II. Sands began at the Casino this after
noon 1t had been the intention to start the tour
nament this morning. but the courts were wet from
the rains Of yesterday and 1t postponed until
the afternoon There was large attendance OF
NoIIou-oL '5uIUIOW 5Ql " oulsVD sql lB
morning the first round will be played. for which
the drawings viii be made before the games begin.
The preliminary round resulted as follows.
John Roderick Terry ir
Miss cynthia Roche ard Philip ldverrrore. 81. S6 -.
Mrs T \ HaycUeyer jr.. and Mr. Haven eyer beat Miss
Terry and StuyNesaut Leroy, G-3. 6-S Ct. Miss
Twomblv AMI }. = Rogers beat Miss Anna Sands and
Townsend jr 6-3. "a. =, Miss Alice Blight and
Gerald Inwther heat Miss Mary Sands and &. s. Lee.
i-6 e. Ct. Miss BusE and Walter Howe beat Miss
Nhicher and Reginald Brooks. ct 80. 6-S, Miss
Phyllis IanEhorne end Marion Wright beat Miss F. Isein
and Joseph - stevens t3 5&. Mrs Nathaniel Thayer
and Austin Gray beat Mrs e. oliver iseln and John
Jacob Astor. "a. "a. Miss Anna Sands and Q. E
Sands beat Miss Brooks and Arthur Gray hy default.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
THE HAWTHORNE RACES.
Chicago. Aug. 6.-Weather clear. track fast a
Harlem to-day. Summaries:

Chicago Aug 5.-Weather clear. track fast at
Harlem to-day Summaries:
First race selling; six and one half furongs)w. b.
Gates l00 (SulliVanD. IS 70 Rance. l03 ct.
Knighp. y TO second Hyo. IS CielgesonJ, - /.
third Time 1918.
Second six furlonEs)-Miss Bennett. lO4 dom
inick 5, Burnie Bunton, 100 Ntansom) 10 TO
J. second. Federal l07 ConleyD. Is 10 J. third Time.
1:13B.
Third Golf Steepechase: couBel-Flon dOr.
(Ecllson). J. Alice B. lJ3 g. Johnson 10
]. second stranges Ill Dayisson), Is l. third.
Time, 334.
Fourth race lone mile and a acknowledgements. lO4
IT. knight 20. Scotch Plaid. los Ranschl. 2
l. second. Stranges. III CDavisson) 10 /. third
Time 1863.
tselling: FIVE furlongsl-Jaubert. Jos ALEX
snder) 70 l. won. 90 (Ransom). even
Ishtar 80 Meade. !. third. Time 1O0A.
sixth race tselling ne-half furlongsD-Lke-
ness tRanschD 10 Andes. l03 tOtis to 1,
second Fleuron, knshU l, third. Time. 1203s
selling, mile and an eighth)-Alaska.
100 (AleKanderl. to J. won Tammany Chief. ~
CRanschD to g. second Dagmar l05 G3assinger 30 to
I third l.55&.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
POLO.
POINT JUDITH SMOTHERS BRYN MAWR
FOR RHODE ISLAND CUPS.

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. Aug. 5-ln the second
match for the Rhode Island cups, to-day, Point
Judith defeated Bryn Mawr. 10 to 51a The first
game for these cups played Thursday, when
the second team of the Westchester Country Club
defeated the team of the Philadelphia Country
Club This brings the Point Judiths and the West
chesters in the finals Wednesday. Tomorrow
comes the first match for the Point Judith cups.
between Myopia. made up Of c. G. Rice r. O.
Shaw Cd, r. L. Agassiz and Charles Wheeler and
the Philadelphia Country Club. made up of r. b.
Strawbridge. NJ G. Rosengarten. jr., A. E. Ken
nedy and J. r McFadden. AS thus constituted
Philadelphia gets a handicap of goals.
La Montague the bright star OF the game to-
day. winning the largest number OF goals and
playing strongly at all points For Bryn Mawr
Warburton put up the strongest game. but could
not do it all alone Snowden ably assisted him.
but they outcassed. Bryn Mawr's defeat
was largely due lack of team work.
The game started in rather slowly and II not
until Point Judith had made the three goals to
tie with Bryn Mawr's handicap that the latter
seemed to wake up The second goal was made by
Hazard "A backhand stroke from the front of
the goal The next goal took longer. but Hazard
continued his good work scoring from the front
of the goal.
Bryn Mawr then took brace and Snowden
fine drive to Disston who put the ball in
on a backhand stroke in 20 seconds The fifth
took long 10 win. Snowden sent the ball down the
field: back II came, and Golfers drive at goal
was caught by Warburton Across the field it
drive on the fly. This sent the ball back to Bryn
Mawrs goal and Warburton forced TO make
a safety. Disston's horse gave him light fall.
On the throw in La Montague sent the ball between
the posts. Score: Point Judith, 4; Bryn Mawr,
3S
The second period started in as did the first and
the play for the sixth goal contained very little of
interest. The seventh interesting only in the
making Of the goal by la Montague, who took the
ball alone down the field. He continued his good
work by making the next goal in diagonal drive
Collier made the next after a safety by Wheeler
La Montague made the next drive through
the field. Score: Point Judith 9: Bryn Mawr. 3I2
The third period started in with La Montague
well in the front for the first goal. BY pretty
wide angle drive Warburton took the next. Bryn
Mawrs second goal. Keith made the next
pretty stop and drive in the air. Hazard got the
next. his third in the game With three hard drives
La Montague made the next from the centre The
next TWO without feature. but Warburton's
third goal for Bryn Mawr was caught the fly.
The period elapsed with Golfers goal Point
Judith, l6: Bryn Mawr. ~.
The fourth period started IN lively fashion. The
play was so evenly balanced that il took La Mon
tagne nine minutes TO make the first goal Keith
made fine run and headed off Snowden who had
clear field. Collier finally made the goal Keith
made the next and the game ended. The
lineup:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
ROOT AND HART MATCHED.

Jack Root. the middleweIght champion of the
West, who secured decision over kid Carter
of Brooklyn foul in San Francisco recently
has been matched TO meet Marvin Hart the Louis
Vile fighter They are to meet in a twenty round
bout before the Southern Athletic Club of Louis
vile, August n.
The will box at catch weights for 60 per cent
OF the gross receipts. with the Understanding that
the receipts will amount to 5000 The fight is
pected be a fast The winner will be
matched to meet "ki." Carter.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

me New-York team continued it's toboggan slid,
toward the bottom OF the baseball ladder Yesterday
osins TWO games to the rejuvenated PhlladeIphia
'edIi- me hrst game was lively one NeNf-Yor,,
playing in good form after the opening innins. a,5
uei"s the score In the ninth. In the tenth how
ever the Harlem players went all 10 pieces as they
nave done repeatedly of late and the visiting nIav
seht three men around the circuit, bIuRders
Oy 'he nome team aiding materially. SeIbach he
haved badly and ordered to the bench
0eioach showed his temper again in the second
1aiIe 5siii Wnen ne threw hts bat at Douglass the
iHAdUelpnla catcher. just the latter was ahont
70 catch the ball. Douglass missed rha cat p-t
I Ine umpire properly declared SeIbach out ANYWAY
Inc second game was a farce, the visiting piavzrs
winning as they pleased. The spectators were dis
Susted with the childish exhibition given bv tha
l0CdI players, and many left the grounds before
tne game was half over. The Philadelphia men
MI Taylor hard and felded perfectly The home
payers were weak at the bat and fumbIad like
amateurs in the field. Scores:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
CLASS A
ON THE EKWANOK LINKS.

Manchester. VT. Aug. (SpeciaD-There were
over thirty entries for the handicap tournament
for the Sill Cup begun on the Ekwanok links mere
this morning In the first round, match play III.
Rurnham 90. defeated ]. w. Becker tISl' up. % y
hIs Nj Reed Cs, defeated y. G. Carmen CD.
nm d holes A. Sydney Carpenter defeated Il
W. Clark (6). ? up and 1 to play. A. l. White tO''
defeated James L. Taylor 90. ? up w H. paws
defeated Waterman (D, up and 10 play, . y,
piay C. NJ Clark (6). defeated E. y. Wrlsnta W
s up and to play. G. A. White uSl delsa'su -
II rba semi-dnaIs will be played tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
KEENE TO BUY CAsTLEToN STUD.

A dispatch was received I'm this city yesterday
saying that the Castleton stud farm, near Lexing-
ton, Ky, would soon become the property Of James
r. Keene who has leased it for breeding farm
for several years
mond, Va, and a sale OF the property has. II is
said. been ordered by the courts in Richmond
The price reported is 900 The farm consists Of
6l2 acres the old Iron Works Turnpike seven
miles from Lexington, just east OF the magnificent
Haggin estate, which now reaches TO the Russell
Cave Road. II was the home OF General Castle
man. Mr.. Keene recently purchased, for 10000,
tract of land adjoining Castleton from Major-Gen-
eral Joseph 9. Breckenridge.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
CRICKET.
PHILADELPHIA CRICKETERS WIN.
THE RELMONTs WIN AN EASY VICTORY OVER
THEIR HALIFAX RIVALS.

Halifax, N 5, Aug Speciality inning
and 35 runs the Belmont cricket eleven, OF Phila-
deIphia. defeated the Wanderers. OF Halifax. one
Of the crack teams Of Canada. in the first OF
series OF matches to be played here this week.
The easy victory by the PhiladeIphians
n surprise local players who had counted
opposite result But the deadly bowling of
King. OF the Belmonts, shattered the hopes Of the
Hallgonians He IS the sWittest and most effective
bowler seen Halifax campus for many years.
and he kept the Wanderers guessing throughout
the game. In the first innings he took wiCkets
for IL runs. and IN the second o wickets for SO
runs. lie ably assisted by Graham.
The Wanderers batted first on a wet crease, and
retired with 80 runs. The BelmOnts then
went to bat and scored l35 runs. OF which Hur-
ditch contributed G6. The Halifax team put
gether only 81 In their second innings. and
stumps We're drawn with the visitors In the lead
IS runs on their first innings play. The same teams
Will nlaY to-morroW
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
HARNESS RACING.
CREsCEUs AT POUGHKEEPsIE-ATT To
LOWER RECORD ON THURSDAY

Poughkeepsie N Y, Aug 5.-Cresceus. the
worlds champion trotser. who will be speedcd
here Thursday to beat his record of 2:O214 made
at Columbus last Friday, arrived here to-day. He
stood the journey well. and his trainer. Tim"
Murnen. says the horse is in fine condition. He
expects to make a new record If the conditions
favorable Cresceus will be worked here some
what harder than heretofore in preparation for
the race with The Abbo' at Brighton Beach
August 10.
The four days meeting Of the Hudson River
Driving Park Association begins tomorrow.