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AMATEUR
RIDER CARDED.
HURLEY AND SCHREIBER AS
TEAM MATES.
Intrrcity Mile Heats Feature ri
Garden. Circuit
Meet.

Marcus Hurley. the amateur cham
p!on. w.!l make his tlrSt appearance q,
Madison Square Garden tomorrow
night. Iiurlc: has blossoned on, 10 be
the star rider o! tn. year. II. has Won
NOR. first prizes than any other anna.
tcur for yehrA past. and his appearance
at the Garden Will add 10 tn. Interest.
George S,hr.iher, the popular rider ot
the Harlem Wh.clmen. will be lIurlcy's
team mate, ana the pair viii compete
against Mcconnell! AMI Netting. Of Bos.
ton. ackno wledgrd To be- the Two tastes,
riders In New England. This race Will
oc run IN mil. heats and vii! he fea.
,urc %. the National Circuit meet.
TIL" list OF events Tor Tomorrow night
Is: One mile amateur. handicap; half
mile anna eur. open; half mile National
Circuit championship: one mile profess
stonal. handicap. one mile 2.l0 class,
professional. special match rice, Hurley
and Schneider and Mcconnell and Met.
,l!ng Kramer. Lawson. Fem. McFar.
land. Cooper. jenkins. kimblc. Co,lett
and Fisher are among the pros" who
will start.
Entries for the events will close with
y +. Powers. No. ~ broadway. to-.
morrow
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Interesting Talk with
the Irish Sportsman
"A Few Of His "Hits. f"

mcnts. displacement. and lines.
When asked II ne was satisfied with
Shamrock. he said:
II am never satisfied with anything I
do. Shamrock IL sharn NJ both cnis'
and racing machine all over. She had
to he built ace -ding TO a peculiar tom
mage rule and a very bad one at that.
II am glad to hear thar all the criti-
csms here have been favora BILE and tina,
her underoody clcanci up aeil In dry
dock and took 4 bright FURNISH.
As "A boat ] am not satisfied with
Shamrock. but as Il racing machine |
think Shell give a good account Of her
self. Under the tonnage rule that she
Was built TO ~ nothing is developed o.:
value as far AZ marine architecture Is
concerned
The Upton party spent the night at
the Waldorf Hotel.
Among Sir Thomas's guests nj dime.
were Lieut.. Gov. Timothy l.. Woodruff.
David and Alexander Barrie. Samuel
Jarvis. f.. +. Benjau min. Mr.. Watson.
Capt. Matthews, OF the Er.n. and the
Hon. Charles Russell. son o! the late
Lord Chief Jus;,c. OF England.
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PLAY FOR
AMATEUR HONORS.
Big Field in Qualifying Round for Western
Championship.

CHICAGO. Aug. ce.--An ambitious Ned
Of golfers, representing tho mos, expert
talent IN the West. to-day began play IN
the qualifying round on the Midlothian
Country Club links for the Western
amateur championship.
To.day's s-,he lulc called for medal
play at thirty-six holes. the succeeding
rounds. which will be played Tomorrow
and Saturday. Will be match play AT
eighteen holes. The winner. who will Dc
p,cks'i SATURDAY. will have the title Of
Wcs,"rn amateur champion golfer AMI
;hc club To which he belongs will have
TN. custody OF the George X. Thornc
trophy until the next annual meeting.
AS the amateur championship contes;
is the chief .oliing even, ~ tn. week,
misty weather AMI probability Of rain
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NEW YORK VS.. BROOKLYN.
Continued from Frs, rasco

got his man at first. Murphy hunted
safely to third and took second on Ir
wins late throw OF II 10 the h.raChers
Bowerman was out. Daily 10 Kelley,
Murphy reaching third. Farrell ran
under Cancels high foul, NJ runs
N Selbach ran In nearly to th.ri base.
and gobblcd kelly's high pop Bower
man made bad mess OF Days swift
lick down the line. Dahlcn singled to
left. advancing DAILY TO Third.
Irwin popped n foul to Bowcfnan. DAILY
atartcd home at the same sine tina;
0ahlen started to steal. Hickman threw
Wild TO the plate and DAILY vas safe
Oahlens reached second. Farrell popped
20 Smith. One run.
Hs Third Inning.
u nth put UP little ny 10 Irwin
k0an slammed q neat s!nS!. TO left
- TANNED one Just like II 20 right.
~ perching on second l'c:an
~ I. fne sprint to gobbie Davis's rs
HENAort centre. Mcbride beat out his
a hit TO Dahlen and the bags yere
6eibach smashed hot one TO
=. which was attended to nil right.
"a e sSsSs mufYed New,on's ny and the
- took second. Keeler's hunt to
asOna safe, Newton going TO third.
j2IDadoA q lightning pickup OF Nc
aeojam, forced Kecler at second
I'll L hid Newton on third Dolan
eDA Smith fired the ball over
III 1aad, Newton scoring. MUIR
ksllsy's tiny roller 20 through
3gcCresSy scoring and Dolan
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roa,hiEE thtrd DAILY walked. hlllns the
hhs Dhldn vas forced a, the plat.
on ltihitn's hunt to Hickman IRWIN
t.t 10 Davis. which ended a dangerous
iHuins Two runs
Fourth Inning.
Murphy was out on Days .inc hand.
1lns % his di'ilcul, roller Irwin, too.
dlu Hu.! 10 get Buwerman's hunt over In
time DAILY and Kelley took care o,
Cancels not squirt No runs.
Murray c!urS 10 Fhrr-Il's srnsscr and
Camel AID ~. other end. Newton flied
1" sc!bach kecl"r placed safety over
thirt base. Mcnr.cry popped sky
rocket to Davis, No runs
Idnh Inning.
Smith WAS out Is close decision on
hts slow bound"r 10 Dahlcn The same
pair settled Hickman Van allowed
himself TO he called out on strikes. NO
runs.
DoIan pumped one to Hickman, who
tn~sc! II to Camel. Kelley singled past
Bowerman. He took second on pass
"a ball DAILY got n pass. Bowerman
fcll down when SMITH threw to catch
Kelley. a':d a double steal resulted
Dahicr's crack bounded over Bower
mans head and Kelley and Daily both
scored. irwin walked 50 did Farrell.
'illinH the bags. Scw,on's hit to Davis
forced Dnhlcn a; the plate. bu; Irwin
scored when Smith hit Newton in the
back trying TO make double OF II.
Keller was out. Murphy to CAMEL.
Three runs.
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CHAMPION CRESCEUS
TR0Ts AGAIN TO-DAY,
Big Crowd at ReadviIIe Track to
See Great Stallion Race.

BOSTON. Aug :2.-ReadviIlc race
track was the ohjcc,sv. point tbs after
noon o: an immense ,ronS OF people. the
greater majority. OF whom went out cx.
pressly 20 see the performance Of c'es,
ccus In hi. race with Charicy Herr and
Lord Derry. the star even. ot the pre-"
en-, meeting. |, vas announced that
the champion WAS never In better cond!-
ton.
y; Charley Hcrr's headquarters It was
said that the great little Kentucky stall
lion was n ratIcr bad shap., and. /,
WAS Thought. would not do himself JUS
ticc In ;o.dsy's race. Lord DERBY was
IN trim condition.
The weather VAS aimee, perfect The
air was clear and cool. ana there was
Just enough sunshine In the early par;
OF II" day TO thoroughly dry the track.
crcsccus won the irst heat. Lord
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.|S|DOR SOLD
FOR $4,000.
"P1TTsBURG PHIL" DIsPosEs
OF HORSE FOR THAT SUM.
The ~tnlllOn II Never to II~ Raced
\I"in-WilI nr Retired T."
Hurricane stud.

SARATOGA, Aug, -. "Pntshurr
pms stallion isAor has proven
himself vrr!,ahc gold min. FOR III.
p!lnger. During the horses racing
career and s!ncc being owned BY ri,,s.
burs rhii. h. has Won many thousands
Of dollars Only yesterday he made his
owner rrvcrtl thousand dollars richer
hy winning hard race. .nd iA,cr in III.
tal h. brought 5000 In sale
Smith sold IN. horsc to stephen San
ford 4 Son. o. thc Hurricane stud. for
n. price named ana with the under
standing that he "as never TO be raced
again.
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PEARsoN's BET ACCEPTED.
c. oliver I.riin Would D~t H:5.'n'O
on COnnsitutiOn.

c. Arthur Pearson. the English pub
Usher. Will not have to go far 10 have
his proncred wager OF $500 on the
Shamrock taken.
{. Oliver iselin. who managed the
three cup defenders prior TO the rrcscn,
one. Constitution. is said to express IA
keen desire to accco, the Establishments
bet. Mr.. isclin l, a thorough believer
IN Constitutions ability To- retain the
cup and II Mr.. Pearson Is in earnest
his call for bets will be readily answered.
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did not deter large gallery from being
present.
Tweedie and hts opponent. W, V. II.
Wright OF Washington Park. finished
eighteen holes before the last pair had
been dispatched The formers card Of
nin"'y-firc was fair sample OF the
general play.
fonsidcrahlc interest centred in
Nanny iiollbtrd. the crack Glen Vie"
youth. who was paired with j. &. Dan
Tells. of the home club. Iiolabird was III
hard luck from tn. start. IL" took -
for tn. nrst three holes and was IS q,
tn. ;urn ~ four wof>" lh'n 'H"" lie
turned IN a card OF 81 for the :irst hals.
The steady HcIn ~ Sa..,t ..-dr., 4
Onw-ntsin. TNs feature. No-. a..
Milw .ukcc. and Sweeney. OF Detroit.
we're out ~ III. running early and nm
ishel worse than 100.
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FINISHES At DELMAR.

RACE TRACK. DElIMAR. Aug. "a
The races run here to-day resulted as
follows
First ILlcc-Threc-u Of u mile
Won by Col. stone. u to 5 and even :
MAZDA Heil. ! to 5 for place. ran second
and Warner third. Tim"-i.l5 -.
Second Race--F1ve.eight hs OF a mile
Won by Faranass. 10 and to 5
Ciartna, sto > for place. ran second and
wyoppcr third Timc-!@.
Thru Race-One mile.-won by Tom
Crom we'll, 5 to : and ! to J; Empyreal.
2 to for place. second. and LAdAs
third. T1me-j.1 IL
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c. M'FADDEN
A BUSY MAN.
BOXER TRAINING AT BATH
BEACH FOR THREE BOUTS.
Uube Ferns VIII BE- First Oppo-
nent-iiarr,sTmth !. Trnin-
Ing New Yorker.

George McFadden. the lightweight
lighter CT this city. will he kept busy
fighting for the next thrco months FOR
he has practically three battles on his
hands.
Ferns, whom he T. L. box "A twenty round
bout for the w,itcr-wcight champion
xhip. of the world at the Fort ErI- \. -.
Of Canada. ON Sept. II McFlddru
wins he will be- matched to Hrht Frank
Erne for the Lightweight, championship
before the sam" club IN OC,ubcr
After that battle Ncfadi.n intends
going after higher game ANA has Sc
lectci Joe Walcott for his opponent
NcFadden feels confident he can XIV. tn-
colored cyclone hard ash; and wlil be
ready to ,nckle him during the latter
part OF October.
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m'GRAw's INJURY SERIOUS.

BALTIMORE. Aug. q Manager
Johnny McGraw. OF the baltimore team,
vii! not be able 20 play ball again this
season. lie has been advised by his
physician TO quit the game and undergo
three weeks treatment for the injury
to his riEht knee cap received a few
weeks ago.
cap incascd In ! plaster cast and will
be put to bed. where he will remain Tor
three weeks
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NOW FOR CANADA'S COURTS.
International Tennis Matches VIII
Urgin on SATURDAY.

The international tennis championship.
viii be held AZ Niagara -on-thc-L Lake
Canada. beginning Saturday and con.
t!nuins ncxt week
The events are
Mems scratch -inz'- for IN, International Chat.
isns- Cup. held b, Raymond y Little. entrance
Tee -. art And runrsr.ug pri,~
Mems doubles. entrance Zee ~ per team, ar.s
prizes
Ladies' singles for the International champion.
ship. entrance to- 81. ars and runn-r.ap prizes
Resides these events there will be
handicap and novice singles Entries
should be sent to Stewart Houston
Queens Royal Hotel Niagara. on he.
Lake. Canada. They close sunday morn
Ing
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wonder whether they will like her SO
much"-hcre Sir Thomas stopped.
Everything III. Irish sportsman said
was interesting.
Tnc e flowing are n few Of his hits :.
Why Sh~mrock Ia Painted Green.
why did paint the Shamrock green?
Why. it's good color. and who ever
heard OF white Shamrock?
III charge you photographers 81 a
head This will be my only chance OF
getting back some OF the expense OF the
trip.
II have com. over this time on bust
ness. by business | mean racing thc
Shamrock. I'll go aboard the Erin to-
morrow and stay with the boats until
after the races.
1T doesn't make any difference to US
whether Constitution or Columbia Is
chosen to defend the Cup. We vii! give
sou the best race you ever had
Shamrock was built expressly for the
Kind os weather We expect 20 sc, at
Sandy Hook. She Is very good In i!gh,
airs. hut Is best in a twcivc-knot breeze.
Any wind will suit us.
Shamrock II. Is about nine minutes,
faster over thirty miles than Shamrock
]. The old boat 4, ten minutes faster
than she was when she was here. She
Watson says Little.
George Watson. the whItc.hai.ed de.
.iSncr. had little To say. and said Il
terscly. He would not discuss measure
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JEFF" THE FAvoRITE.

With all arrangements for the heavy
weight championship battle between
Jim Jcfrr,es and Gus Rubin completed.
the indications are that considerabl
betting will be done on the result.
Jcnries, OF course. Is 4 big favorite
In what betting has been done to date.
odds OF 2 Ia to I being offered on him.
Jesfrtes and Rubin will begin training
Tor the nght IN q few days..
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BASEBALL At TRAvERs ISLE.
Leaders In Amateur League WiII
Play on SATURDAY.

An interesting baseball game will he
played on Saturday afternoon at TRAY
-rs Island. when the Englewood Field
Club and New York 4. c. NEE, In the
Amateur League series. The league sea.
son Is nearly over. The Crescent a. c..
winners OF the pennant last year. have
finished with six victories and four de-
fcatS.
4, present the Englcwood Field Club
10 In the lead by a small margin. with
the Now York 4. c. second. Both have
lost two gaTes.
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FLANAGAN's NEW RECORD.
Credited with Thriving the Di.-
cua IiS Feet u l.. Inches.

After being three or four times tested
ma each trip found wanting. the discus
with when John Flanagan made the
record 81 is feet 2 ~ inches was found
to he !u!i weight yesterday.
The .rs; was made on Government
scales under the supervision ~ Harry
r. Ru.rmeyer. the old-t!me champion
weight puttcr. and the implement was
found to weigh fully four and onr-hQlf
pounds. Therefore Flnnagan's new hG.
urcs will supplan, the lis feet . Inches OF
G H. HcnnrmBn on the record tables.
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NED HANLON is MAD.

The jumping o, Morris S,cciman. who
was under a special agreement 10 the
Rrooklyn cub % the Athletics OF the
American League. will be Il bone o. con-
i.ntion In the Agh, between the two
big organizations this winter.
Manager iian!on. who siill claims the
right 10 Stcclmans services. was emf
phatic In his hcnunriation to-day OF the
methods OF Connie Mack. OF the A,h-
let!cs. and lianlon has declared himself
10 fight the case to "A Nnl.h.
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Sir Thomas Greatly
Pleased with ReCep.
ton, Has Much to
Say.

So eurrem.!y confident c: taking iSs
Americas cup back TO Ireland eta MIN
{. Sir Thomas Upton tina; he began rs
iimph before hc stepped asher. from ;hc
T"u,oric Tart night
His 'ir.' words. after a hearty greet.
Ing - the small army OF in;cryi"wcrs
tina, boarded tho Whit" Star liner down
N. bay. were:
'All hnv" 20 say. gentlemen. Is that
no matter Hhat the result %: the race
Is. | hope that ! Will retain tho friend
ship ~ the American people h"!icvc
Americans want what We wan'-a close
rae, and III. best boat ~ Win
\. h. said this the iwi,rh OF his nous
,ache. the changing wrinkles In his
bronz.d .ac" and the rw!nHlcs In the
keen blue eyes % the merry Irish SPORT
boat was g"inE 80 win
~,r Thomas HAD Much I" say.
This. however was not al Sir Thomas
hid To 4ny. lie talked FOR two hour.
and half. with brief rcspi," FOR din
ncr. and not un,il he got into cab at
the pier did. he get a breathing rp.ll.
He talked not because he was anxious
self Never has :, visitor to this coun-
try been SO thoroughly interviewed and
pilot geographical on his arrival. Upton
came through the ordeal with nying coli
ors.
lilo has tho accomplishment o. being
able To talk to sc"r. or more person.
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Cuban Giant. N, wr-hnwLrn.

Rain having caused a ppstponcmcn n,
las, Sunday OF the scheduled game be-
tween the West New York Field club
and the famous Cuban Giants the teams
VIII play next Sunday AZ the Wcehawk.n
grounds.
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Tn" times at the first mark were:
Columbia ........... ls;.n
Con stitu'ion Observation-Disclosures. IS ~
both heats then nattcncd sheets and
second mark. The Columbia stood about
minute toward the north shore on the
starhoArh tack. while the Constitution
Immediately after rounding the matt
went on the port tack. heading down the
Sound.
The Columbia followed In nice N.Y.
tion on III" Constitutions weather bow.
and At 20, was leading by II good quar-
ter ~ mile ~ thar ti'n" n" wind on,
on the Sound was blowing almos; -.
Knots and the yachts wcr" having u fine
rae"
tn" ill.iuck wh,ct. attended tn. Con.
st,tuti"n ~ tn" first leg continue! In III,
second Through tavornhl. shifts II
wlni III" Columbia kept gaining. anI
Nhs over three and "A half lengths ahead
1T The second mark
Tn. columbia made the second leg In
on. less tack than IN" Constitution and
wiS abe 10 swing round the mark over
on--h half mil" ahead Tho tines OF the
turning % the second mark were;
Columbia ............... ............ ?&3b3
trrStitutiDn,.,... .,.......s-... 80. ?.tI.2j
COLUMBIA gained on III" round TO the
second mark nearly thrr" minutes. I'm
m"di't.ly after rounding -h" broke ont
her n,hv iihtor~a!l and set srinnaker to
mort for tn. run I" the starting line.
TIL. sind. however. shifted 10 III" soith
rd the Constitution gained , little.
columbia KEEP on gaining on tn" th!ri
leg principally through favorable Shin
~ wind. The wind shifted from east
Ia southwest, Tn" yachts turned he
starting mark as follows:
columbia ....,....,. .....,.,...,-... 5.I II
Constitution ,....... .-.-.,.....,.,.,. 3toS
The Columbia led a, the completion
81 the Nrst round 10y Nv. minute. and
nf,c.n seconds. having gained n.nut.
4 ~. 10 Lao
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ALL THE NEWS OF THE SPORTING WO
Upton HERE ON BUSINESS;
SURE HE'LL "LIFT THAT CUP.
1T WILL BE CLOSE
RACE."-SIR THOMAS.

] am going aboard the Erin this
morning and "ili stay alongside
the Shamrock ann our work Is
finished by work | mean l!ft!n4
that cup. II ! can We've got Il
good boat. and II will he the
closest rae. ever sailed for tho
cup.-Sir Thomas Upton to an
Evening World reporter.
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TW0-YEAR-0[DS LED
HOME BY SMART SET.
Sister Juliet Got the PIace-Stake
Event for The Rhymer.

hut near tho turn was outrun by Sister
juliet. wAc set a no, paC. to the s'rHch.
followed hy Smart Set. Byrre OF Kos
cr.a md Tribes I'm When they
Strengthened out Smart Sc; went to the
front. ana won clev.rly hy nall a length
from sister juliet. wno lasted long
enough 20 o.at Tribes i'm a head
FIFTH RACE
For thrc"-ysar.uiis aai w. inii- AMI ia.
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"ONlY A RACING
MACHINE" -WATSON.

As a yacht I don't think much
OF Shamrock II. She was built
to conform with bad restr.c-
tons. and Is n racing machine
pure and simple. As racing
machine. however. think she
Will CIV" a good account OF her
sc!f.-De.isner George l.. Wat
son 20 an Evening World re-
porter.
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NEW BOAT GAINED
ON LAST ROUND.
Constitution, Followed by Bad Luck, Fell Be-
hind Columbia at Start.

in.crfcrcd with the race nv cutting
across tho bows 81 both yachts TIL.
Columbia was enabled to slip ahead OF
III" towing tug by bearing on, hut the
Constitution was forced 10 fall on the
wind and pass as;ern OF the sixth and
lasf hnrp.
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turned so hc could sec his emerald
beauty q; anchor on Sianlcton as ne
passed. Sir Thomas fenced clcvcrly
against IN" crowd 81 passengers
and newspaper men For each one OF
the running hrc of Questions he was
ready with a quick and satisfactory an
sw"r
Sometime, mis- reply was serious and
sometimes brim;ul y, >,umor. Only
thrice vas hc c"rn.rcd
F""i,.h Qur-tionrr WHs There.
on. jay asked him How do you like
New York and the new bridge LIP
Ton nlmo~t collapsed a. that
T7.n n, was asked what iing Ed
ward hah said to him The lrishmnns
face sren very serious as he replied
tina, It was a private interview. and ne
could NOT repeat II
When charged to stand and deliver
the secrets Of Shamrock H.. and csp-.
clally her dimensions. Sir Thomas
laughed and said
"Sow. really. don't know anything
about that. Ask Wn,son-and he won't
tel! you.
Critics Review. pIrn.- I.iptOn.
When The Evening World reporter
told Sir Thomas tn; not one OF the
host OF Yachting experts who had critic
ally gone over and under Shamrock H..
found fnul, In her. he fairly bcamcd
VITA pleasure.
rs that 50 now Well | am Glad %
that, We want Americans to like our
boat. for she Is the best we can build
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10th boats crossed tn. line with No I.
III t"psa!ls set. Capt, Barr took rs
boa, to the weather % the Constitution
and was thus enabled 10 slip across N.
line ahead, and At l,p was leading Con-
.,.,u,ion BY about 30 yards. The wind
was then blowing AT abou, four knots
from the east.
About ten minutes after the start u
long tow OF bnrGes coming up the Sound
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stsFt rood. Won caFIly. TiMV--IIh-
Paul Clifford and Dublin raced away
head and head. speedily opening M I,
zap OF several lengths on MhlAt.r ON
the turn Dublin went TO the front. and.
drawing away. won AS he pleased by six
lengths from Paul clifford. who was nv.
lengths In front OF Master
SECOND RACE
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

Special 70 IT.. Evening World
RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. Aug. -.
The entries for to-morrow's races are
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Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDIE

20 years i sy-ci4.is, ia ii,-.,. ~ ,,.,
oLp DH Gk!SDLE's Ecieatihe Treatment hiond
ahI akih dih"ases. pains In the lon.s red sno,S
;;si. Aidaey anu bladder complaints .e,nins
i nma'nhiA'Ioh' sfarri SC, are speedily cured
ihpeulinrhs removed Sufferers to no, 80.
,,;ns visiting !r.. skitui phys!clan. Hem. mssr
o I'll. III. .mhiSDi;E has RESORT for marysiou:
,S,s =, "trIuE OVER 20 YEARS AT III West
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start Roo4. Won easily Tim. 2Hl
The Rhymcr had an easy win In the
Huron. He wen; TO the front at nag
tan. gailopirs the others into the
.Ground. and won easily 5y twelve
alcnEths. Bcl1Rrio was second M to III.
very last Jump when Baron Pepper
nailed hin, head FOR second money.
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OYSTER BAY, l.. l.. Aug ..,-Aficr a
long wal, for som" kind OF a breeze tn"
cup yachts Constitution and co,umhI,
were started u, i.3' J.. n. In the ms,
o! the series Of races under III" auspices
Of the S>awanhaka Yacht club.
The c"mmu.. arrived At the starting
lin" AT O'Clock. and AT 70 siSnallrd the
course. which was twice around tr!-
angle OF II 81. miles. Ms follows: \ clos.
reach ~ al, miles To a siak.boat
north northwest ~ tn" start. a beat
down II. Sound a little north -! east
for distance Of l.. miles. and then
run 10 the starting lin" II T., miles.
the total distance twice around being
% T., miles.
The preparatory signal was fred At
~. anh IN" star, was made Al '.ai.
As seen from the shor" IN. Columbia
rrct-"i Arst the starting times bcins:
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