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HOW TO CLIMB
HILLS A.wAEEL.
Why It Is Difficult for
Some and Easy for
Others.

lIill.climbing Is dihicult to many cy-
cIsts. and apparently impossible to not
\ few: vet when the hnaek OF applying
the fullest degree Of power 70 the pedals
With the ieast degree OF exerti9n mecca
sary has been acquired. the average hill
loses It's tcrrors. even for the delicateiy
built rider. Nine out OF ten incxperi-
enced cyclists mako the mistake OF call
Ing upon = single act Of muscles. instead
OF all the muscles. and assisting them
with the weight Of the body.
Another cexnmon er.s,r 10 to relax
pedal pressure upon the ascent Of the
prdai. and indulge In Kicking" or spas
modic downward thrusts. or tho limbs ON
Ia. desceu,. II the rider who dreads
hill. climbing Will lean slightly forward
over the handle bars. throw the weight
Of the body on to the pedals At the
downward ddvs. and ."plck up the
PEDALS. as Il we're, with q arm puSchase
10 carry u over the dead centre. he Sviil
and the wheel respond to bis application
Of power IN . manner that will surprtse
hsn. a sAaaht pull on the handfebar
RESULTS, ana a. 10 q - .elli ylli 8:
.sess.d 10 ~ e ~: Ct e psy':seal|
hill climbing.
TRY - o0o ~
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s BOATS
SECOND TRIAL.
Independence Shows a
Clean Pair Of Heels
in Good Wind.
,sp.ei.i,o IN. E,-niu. World !

uOSTOS. Mass. June 6.-The second
trial Of the Independence. iAnwson's cup
defender took place to-day. The sky
was clear and the Wind light from the
southwest. y summer haze hung over
the water.
The In'i.ps ndenc. found tho weather
conditions almost absolutely perfect.
The sea was scarcely RULED and the
wind blew abou: eight knots an hour
from the southwest, GA the way out
Fort Warren gave "A hearty salute. The
tug took the zach. well out to the east
ward ana describing long circle.
brought the independence riyh, up into
the wind
The hnlyRris were manned and the
mainalil set. The set o. III. mainsall
satisfied Capt. Han and IN. jib wan
broken out Then the :orcstaysaii was
also put on The sails quickly filled and
on the starboard tack the Independence
was away
The set o! the maInsnl was much I'M
proved to-day. Hardly "A culver WAS
noticeable In any OF the sails.
standing to ~. southwark the Inde-
pendence struck lively pace, She
made very little commotion. For eight
minutes Capt Han kept n-r going to
stArboanl. then. easing or the sheets.
ne gave the Independence her head and
she sped to windwArd How fas; she
~ns going could not he Judged. but she
cAhly dropped the steam craft.
Just before O'Clock the Ind.pc ndcnce,
then about four miles on l!oston Light.
suddenly came 10 anchor. Her j!b and
forestaysaii w,.r- lowered and her top
sail WAS taken IN The cause OF ,h!a
NOV" could no; b. mad. out from
shore.
Al hrs, II was Thought AL accident
had happened On boari. but there was
no apparent anxiety on n" part OF any
q! the steam rrnft 20 Civ" assistance
The sudden stop may have been - ;,art
OF capt Hans plan. After the small
sails had been taken In the big main
sail wns Covered. III. tug took i. line
Wan made.
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GOLF HAND|CAPS
seem UNFAIR.
Graham's Score Shows
He Was Eligible for
Championship.

Malcolm Graham. IRIS. defeat of Ma
turin Bailou yesterday III Il ihirty-slx-
hole contest for the Apawamis cup ny a
score OF l76 to ls7 reflects un:.vorably
on the Handicap Committee. which had
placed his oficiai handicap Mt Il. thus
debarriny him from competing In the
annual Championship OF the Metropoli-
tan Golf Association. Ballou. whom Ora
ham heal on an even footing By IL
strokes. was given A handicap OF 8.
Even the committee itself. composed
o: Cochrnne. l.arkin and Singer. handt-
capped at ,. and 8. respectively. did
not begin to mako the showing In the
81 holes qualifying round for the cham
pionship that Graham made yesterday.
= Cocarpnc was iS6. Singer 100 and
In fact the only mnn who beat Ora
hams score OF l76 WINS c. N. Hamilton.
who won the gold medal In the qualify:
Ing roupd with score Of ia. All Of
the other thirty-one OF the thirty.two
who qupiifed for the championship had
larger scores than Graham.
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York Yacht Club that Il would require
about two weeks before the boat could
| again he started.
and all possible haste Is TO he made In
reilttinH her. The huh OF the boat has
been found TO b, unin iured and tho dam
nEe has been confined to the spars and
rigging and slight tear In the lower
part Of the mainsail. which Is unimpor-
tant.
Tlc work Of clearing away tn" wreck.
age will consume considerable time. and
II IL not expected that the defender will
be In shape for SPIN before June ~ or
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JAMES BRAID IS
GOLF CHAMP|ON
Scotchman Defeats Var.
don and Taylor for
=" Open Title"

GtLl.ANE. Scotland. June flames
Braid. OF Scotland. won the open .ol,
championship OF Great Britain here to-
day. Among the defeated men were
Harry Ear'ion and J. n. Taylor.
This practically makes Braid the golf
champion OF the world.
sco,iands prospects OF winning the
championship were not so bright In
many years rs this morning. when James
Braid accomplished the remarkable feat
Of going around Mu!rheh links In q.
and completed the third round Nv.
strokes ahead % Marry vardon Tn"
latter go, bunker-d scv.ra! times and
his play was generally weak.
Taylor eGu,ll.d Braids capital work.
going around in u,
The features Of Braia's play were
perfect driving and deadly putting
Nearly thousand spectators followed
him and their enthusiasm was great.
Hilton. IN. anna teur. played a nm
round tor IS. and took tho lead q, N,
amateurs.
tn. score Of IN. leaders a, the end o.
the third round war; Braid, ~: var,ion.
c3t: Taylor. :Ss.
Braid was the winner. with , ,o,ai
score OF 90.
vnrion was second. with a total of 3i2
and Taylor was third. with a total OF
3l3
The enthusiasm over Braid was un.
bounded. lie was carried shoulder hisr
around the green and then into the club.
house. Harry Vardon experienced hare
lines several times. When he and Tay.
Tor began 10 play FOR the las, hoi. III.
interest was intense. and rardon's sue.
cess was chesred.
II. II. Hilton, the amateur champion
had q total score of 40
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HAWTHORNE RESULTS,

RACE TRACK. HAWTHORNE. June
THE races scheduled to be run here
To-day resulted a. follows
FRS, Racr--Fir. and half furlonss.-
WON by Aladdin. 'u and !: to l. Hans
Wagner. 7 to : rlurr. VA. second and
Ow-hton th!rd rlm.-iI: H.
Second l.ac"-onc mi'"-won bv Cd.
nor, t" ! ana I to 5: Ed ALnck, to
Tor place, WAS second: Little Elk,n
third Tinc-l.H l.?
Third Kncr-Onc mile. Won by Saline.
8 To and {: 10 !. Battus, out Tor pln,,.
was second; william Boyer third. Time,
10
Thsni Racr-Thr".-Quattcr, OF a mile.
Won by Pride. 10 ) and l 10 . F.i.
eral. To Tor place VAS second
Econne third, rmc-l.lS Ga
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|CORBETT PLANS
EUROPEAN TOUR.
Expectsto.E xhibitFistic
Art to Crowned
Heads.

Jim Cor5eet's mini has evolved soma.
clever moves In the demonstration o. tho
Qucensbcrry hs;ic rules. bu, not alone
in these move. coes this same James J.
shine. Fiction Is his iorg suit, and he
PROBABLY could give such artists as
Dickens and Hugo pen, INK and paper
and beat them In !, fopagc yarn. Hero
is the weird cream dealt out by The cA-
champion jab dispenser:
II. is going To Europe within couple
OF weeks. and has arranged tour which
now looks endless. On /, he Will show
the Improvement, Of the solar plcxus
punch or a smash on the jaw over tho
ancicn, day methods OF subduinS an
anarchist. with such motel persons as
Emperor William OF Germany and King
Edward OF England as his audience.
There are some husky fellows in En-
pcror Williams guard. in fact one Is
said to measure something close to eight
feet Jim has not apparently calculSei
on this fellow. He will have trouble
getting by him to show the Germans
ruler how he los, the championship to
"Lanky Fi;z.''
The dream winds up with Corbet;'
return In tho Fall 10 earn 1900 wee
for speaking his nonolosuc.
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lance or two. fully equipped with rising
young surgeons. would seen. to be ne
cess!ty In View OF the mishaps to the
Shamrock and the Constitution.
iAkcwts- Il Is not gu; a! the way to
assume that there viii be necessity for
floating machine SHOPS. lumber yards.
foundr!"s. sal! lofts and so on. trailing
along with the racers Then the COM
petition will not hinge =, much on the
spcei OF the yachts ~ on the time In
which repairs can b. made. The spec
tacic ~ aid to damaged zach; being
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MAT THEWS
WON 7 FIGHT.
Defeated by Ferns,
He Decides There's /.
Nothing in Game.

Matty Matthews. soured by his defect
by "Rubc" Ferns. the Kansas !nterpr1
ter OF the Quecnsherry code. has ni\
c!ded that there are more pleasant thlngsI
in life than being fighter. Accord
ingly. Matthews has asserted tina, ncve,
again will he don the mttts and do bat
tie for either title or money. OF course.
tho New Yorker attributes his with
drawal from the game TO the scarcity
OF money In It these days. /
l, Is only natural 20 suppose that
Matthews has an excuse FOR his defeat
BY Ferns. He says cnreiessness was ihei
cause OF 1t all. Il slipped when l tried
a left lead for the 'Rubc's body andl
one OF his usual Wild swings caught n d
on tho point TIM, loses s ssIS" ne n nl
know + wa4 knocked out until re-
rhis Ia The first night Matthews fought
aimee he and his manager. John r. Dunn.
parted company. Matthews says he Is
Out OF the lighting business for tho
present as there Is no money In II.
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WHITNEY COT
$7,400 COLT.
Spirited Bidding at
Sale of Dixiana
YearIings.
,sc.e,.i to m. Evening wor,i,


GRAVESEND RACE TRACK. June 6.
Some moro lively bidding was In order
Today when the y xiana stud ycirlinss.
the property Of Major u. c. Thomas and
Thornns l.. Gardner, were sold In Ia.
paddock hy tn" Fasis-Tipton Company
before tho races began. AZ the Dixianh
Farm has given the turf such good per
formers as Domino. Correction. Maxine
Gomez. Tommy Atkins and others Their"
has been always demand for those
ycariings. and to-day's sale WAS no eN-
caption TO that rule.
Tho large crowd which VAS present nj
the sale realized that good stock VAS
.heinE offered. and IN. result was som"
lively bidding when the colt by pr.
MacBridc--Qucsai was offered. lie Is
a half brother to Tommy Atkins. Max
limo Gomez and Trumpet. all good per
formers. and as sydney Pnget. VIII
lam Lakeland and Green Morris were
after him the price rose until 500 was
reached. This was Pasrt'a bid. and
AS the other uui, Page,. who WAS said
to be acting for W c. whitney. re-
cured the col, At that price.
AMONG the horse. sold were:
Or. col, by Dr. Maci'r,de-sis Hiu,ysr. 7.
WEIGH. 800.
n. c. BY Or. -pr,a.-c,r-on.. r ~ Me.
cssrsn. il.l0O
n 6. >, M.nr, .: S.r.rr-|M.nni. i',mY.r.
J. y MAin.n. N.l0i
u br Or M.sn-,a. or.a,. Sydney Fare,
IL !. b. pr MaeErm.-p,,,k.. " Lakeland.
pr or Blk c by ri-s,. o: r.nIanc---rhs
broom. Cap. s 9. Drown. N,HS
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.KEENE TO RACE
IN THE WEST.
String of Horses Will
Be Handled by AIger-
non OaingerfieId.

James r. Keere intends to bid for
racing fame throughout the land. to say
nothing OF England. The millionaire 8
latest project II to race . stable In the
West. and already he has formulated
plans for Il. Just what horses will be
In the string 10 not known. but AlEer-
non Daingeraeld. son OF Major \. F.
Dainserfieid. and for years assistant
secretary OF BenninGs track. Will be his
representative.
Mr.. Keene has bought the chestnut
mare Lady Dixon. by Sir Dixon. for a
price said TO be $1,000. from J. f. DELPHI
4 Son. Tue mare 10 the dam OF Cold
stream and was a Gift to young DELPHI.
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FAITH
IN SHAMROCK \.
Would Arrange More
Races for Challenger
on the Clyde.

GLASGOW. June 6.-Work II progress
Ing rapidly on the Shamrock IL. and
Il Is expected that she soon will be
ready to take another trial spin. Sir
Thomas Upton is anxious 10 show the
speed OF his yacht on the Clyde. and It
Is possible that more matches will be
arranged there for the challenger.
II am very anxious to give the public
an idea OF what the new challenger can
do" said Sir Thomas. for I hope that
she Will show much improved form
under her new rig-out."
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Really. this Yachting game is getting
10 b. as dangerous as football or the
mad pursui, Of the terrified fox. I, Is
sah that the crews 81 the cup racers
have ins!Stci on having their live. In
rurcd for large sums, and tina; ships
doctor Is a necessity On every yacht.
IN" tendency 20 sacrifice everything
FOR l!ghtncss ana spec! bids fair 10 lead
to condition pictured ahov. rs the pen
OF Mr.. Ions. Who can say that the
races for the cup will no, introduce the
innovations shown \ marine nmbu-
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BASEBALL CHAT.

None can expect tho Giants would via al!
the time 30 there II nothing harsh to b. SAID
Of them for failing before the 81. t-oais nins
yesterday. Two out OF three 10 . COOL a'efaks
Away from homS.
.'chrts.y" Mathswson IL surely the best d'a~.
ing carl the League has had In year.. mink
Of !, oao 70 ksrs Of the Mound CITY turning our
purpossiy To see the young Giant pitch.
Wopdvrp. John CAMEL made another hit ysstsr-
day. And . run. too. Western air must akrss
with tbs siongated guardian OF the Giants Ef't
sack May hs rsvsr Lost his eye. even before
tbs Ahads Of the elevated structure At One Hun.
drsd and Finy-siEhth s<rest.
Those aupendous undsrpinninss Of Hickman
prevented . tie score Ia the ninth inninG
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YANKEES FINISH ONE, TWO.
Martin Wins Niidic.down Plate
NJ Epson summer Ncctlux.

LONDON. Jun" 6-Thc Sister Lacy
my tMnrtin upI won tho Ridcieslow,,
Plate ~ the EPSON Summer Meeting to.
dav Cot II. McCaimon;'s Isl. ~ Man
'Aihher mn was s-cs,d ana Roy ~ Eyre
'mont, nwmd by r., c. CLAYTON. hnishcd
Stok.ss Master Willie won the
No$a. STAKES thandicup @. 1900 SOW
"r-igns) The Sierra colt was second
ana the Duke OF Dcvonshire's Dieii>
dome third
w Han Walkers Merry Gal a..
kcln up won the EPSON cup. =. l-orii-
laFd's David Garrick ,Mahrr upI was
second and Il. ). Sievlcr's King Courier
finished third
DI,r,,nns pi,,c I'M ,hn,iir',, ""s' Won me
"r"!grsl, f. CnrrIgan's Semprr ViyIlans
was second ANA A. T. Cunl!nc's Yps,.
lAnti ran third
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Newport R.--. Postponed.

The accident which bcisli the cons,i.
tuition has ca iL.ed the indefinite post
pOn..mcnt OF the proposed races on New
port On June Is and IL The races were
to be the first OF the trial events In
which Columbia was to t"s: the right Of
the new yacht to defend Americas Cup.
I: was nj nrst thought the Constitution
would be repaired In time to allow the
races TO nc sailed on the original date.
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r,,,sr,iay ..iiiek" s.A,ted tbs sphere ana got
10 iMri On the same hit most any other
runner would have made the circuit. HEX
sanno, r~aliy be hIam~i. The three fellows
after him should explain.
Jous,t Mr-kin. New furk's oA crack pitcher.
was beaten by . Dayton, o., team In tho
Western League the other day. That should be
an object Lesson for good tsr!srs Of tho present
day.
Jimmy Sheckard sati he vould be good yestsr.
day and he WAS allowed TO take his poAitioa
axa!nst the Heinies. but the roo,srs' wrath
hal not suhssiei. and many thing were said to
IA. Btookiynie that were unht for publication.
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WINNERS At
CRAVES[ND.
Manhansett Stakes the
Feature of Unusually
Good Gard.
tsp.e.., to IN. Evening worlao

RACE TRACK. GRAvEsEND. june
e-Perfect weather conditions. n fast
track and a programme tina, promised
all sorts OF good things brought another
large crowd to the track thls afternoon.
When all these conditions arc present
the raccgoer's cup Of happiness Is
full. They are all the more enjoyable
these days because Of the vet spell
which prevailed early IN the season.
The stake feature Of the afternoon
was the Manhansett. an event for two
yea.-o!ds ut f!ve furlonss which brought
together Il smart feld OF youngsters
This xas by no mea ms the best race on
the card however. All OF the races
were interesting and had good nelds
which made excellent speculative me-
diums. Betting WAS brisk.
FIRST RACE
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FINISHES AT ST. LOUIS.

] RACE TRACK. BIT. LOUIS. June 6.
Tho races run here to-day resulted as
2pllows:
5sHlrse Race--three-quarters OF a mile.
Hod by Robert. Jr., ! to / and TO
E ollSat Friend third. Time
s. 80 1aes-yivs furionSs.-.won by
11ek % 4 and . tolS Reap. % 10 I
s; Y. ol1' 'hlra
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s'p'.p hN'L
Selling: Tor ttrv>-yssr-oids. atou. siI furio,s


Hcnxlst. \ iOO-to.l chance. made 4
runaway race OF the six-furionE dash
Mabter was redhnt fnvoritr. but ne
did no; get the bes: sort Of ride from
O'Connor and 10 finished far bt ok. Spry.
the secord choice. was away poorly. ~
that the path Of ttc IO0-to-l chance was
easier. Landry rufhsd fiensist right to
the r.on, apd Vas never s1 ~ Manss,
behind 10 the stretch. where Mum sat
sail for tie lender. He jus, failed TO get
up and MsnE', ,,n won by ~; a head Riln
VINO was coming fast at - md.
head fI nay' the 20 SUBURBAN !. ali over e sat
The shouting; Etheitsrt this morning.
This work viii make Etheibert !avort,,e
III she big race.
Handicap: for thrs~-Jssr-oi4s and sp: one nn!s
and furianI.
starters; Wits: ls... s..ntna. sr.Is.:.:
Raa.s,sr. los. Ba'n. -. ;, u. IS
Ai :..,; s m bt; waa ...i,, nm, I"
There was never any doubt abo'at this
race. Ten Candles went away rs front
and took a lead at n couple Of lengths.
He held this lead to the far TURF. where
Ansironicus got within length Shaw
and won a. he pleased By sti lengths
from Andron!c,i,. who held on 10 second
place and beat Rochester half. a length
In a hard drive.
FOURTH ltcE
Tas Isnhaase: Stakes: for two. sar .ods. I've
furionss.
p; ss,r e., S ;: IL, 1s,s s.. H,.r
Ia-k De:nuni: liz. Cochran u % 6.s -:
Somsrrrs ll5- r!xro;f-.... - "a 9-S il..o
p.aie Line. lis. Rui,sr t5nA J.: So
Ply Wis.,. liz. Dinkziin. !: ;
start poor. Won sasi,y. rinS--i.0e
Jack lie Mund was t.,s choice and
Sonbrero the second choice. both oeing
heavily played to the exclusion OF the
others. Sombrero and Jack De Mund
raced away together ut a clipping pace
followed by po!r. Far Eien;-. a couple
Of lengths back. This lr,i~r held to the
stretch. where the pace. began to tell on
the leaders. They III cd. and Spencer,
quickly rushing Dolce Far Siente TO the
front, won cash; by three lengths from
Jack de Mund. wao beat S,mbr~ro a
head.
Fifth Race-One m r. and y sixteenth.
Won by Passe Far tout: George Keene
waas second and DR. EichberG laird.
Sixth Race-Abo a, Two miles and A
hslf.-won by Nitrate: Oliver Mac was
second. and foun,; Dixon third
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For maiden t-o-y..,.ol,.: Az. ,urloar.

sms IT Set was much the bes, In the
opening event rs the betting itriicat 81.
He was An even money chance and
heavily backed. Shaw su; away IN
front with him, but WIS outrun by
Ivory Bells, who sc; u good pace to tho
stretch, followed by Smnr, Set. Chea:
EN- and G. Whittier. As soon ~ they
Strengthened out ivory BELLS s.o1T,d.
Shaw then cut loose on Smart Set and
taking no chances rode the colt ou:.
winning b. eight lengths. Chen; En-
then took second place. hut could not
hold his place. being passed by Nugget
ana q. Whittier. who fought out a no:
nrtkh. the former securing the position
by head.
SECOND RACE
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YANKEE GUNNERs ARRIVE.
Tenn, 10 Met british shot. at Ions
don NeNt Week.

LIVERPOOL. Juno 1.-THE l.eyland
Line steamer Canadian arrived here 10.
day from New York, having among her
passengers the American team OF tap.
shooters who are to :nect the british
yunners In I'VE days match near Lon.
don next week
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v you want to oil your. houses quick
". advertise In The World. Don't
wait any longer.
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sven on the spot would go far toward
furnishing spectators with more than
the worth NJ their money.
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GRAvESEND ENTRIES.

Special TO The Evsni.x World,
RACE TRACK. GRAvESESD. June
a-The entries Tor Tomorrow race. arc
- follows:
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Medical.

pnIASHs OY MEN CURED
In ssV days 10 DR.. PAulB PHARMACY. lsth
|' asl - ave, specialist 10 all dissassa os men.
- asttss hsv loss ssssding: Positive a.d par.
Rsusnt cure susrnRtssd. Call any sins.
ceassi,stise ira xslisIss Isssonsbie.
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