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New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
NEW SHAMROCK BEATEN.
THE OLDER BOAT WINS IT'S MOST
DECISIVE VICTORY OVER THE
CHALLENGER

Rothesay. Firth of Clyde July 5.-In fair
trial to-day III 2 smart breeze Shamrock l beat
Shamrock ii by over 200 yards in three miles
turn to wind"ard. This is the older yachts
most decisive victory over the Cup challenger.
The yachts started from Knock Castle on
beat to windward under all light weather cam
vas. The conditions seemed all to favor the
challenger, but the older boat beat her On every
tack. On the fourth tack Shamrock l dropped
the challenger like paying out line. being about
a minute and a half ahead at the turning point
In a second trial to-day the Cup challenger
Jared better The course was broad reach
down channel Starting even, the challenger
soon led by four lengths. The yachts rounded
Garroch Head with booms well off. The wind
then lightened though it was still fresh enough
to wet the decks. Jibtopsails were sent up, and
the yachts stood up channel, close hauled, point
ing high and cutting a slight with great
speed. The challenger gained slightly each
board across channel. Half way home Shamrock
II lead by one and half minutes. Then. for
no apparent reason, she lowered her staysa
thus losing the lead.
Racing home. Shamrock 1 led by half
length.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

Of the Columbia when she beat Shamrock I. ac-
cepted the invitation of Commodore Elbridge T.
Gerry, of the New-York Yacht Club. to be its
guest to-day at the races between the old Cup de-
fender and the Constitution and the Independence
OF Newport. He left New-York yesterday for that
city. 1t is reported that Mr. Iselin will be either
the Columbia the Constitution in to-day's
Adrian Iselin jr the brother of Mr.. Iselin, is al
ready headed for Newport with his English yacht,
the Christabel from which he will witness the
test between the big single stickers Mr.. Isen's
brother-in-law. Colonel Delaney Astor Kane, who
was with him two summers ago in the trial races
OF the Columbia, is also Newport. There is
much speculation among local yachtsmen regard
ing Mr. lseln's visit to Newport and the question
mas arisen whether he has gone merely a guest
of the New-York Yacht Club or for the purpose of
making suggestions to those who are to defend
Gun ~ NN-O'-N
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

affected surface, after the manner peculiar to the
full scow front The wake OF the Boston boat was
as level that of the Constitution, and there
seemed to be nothing TO choose in the clean way
they left the water AS the boats proceeded further
the Constitution seemed to point higher than the
Boston boat, but the latter going percepubly
faster through the water. and apparently lay off
more 10 fill her jb. After that the Independence
was gfvn a slightly better full. and she footed
fast
1t was difficult to tell from considerable dis
tance behind which had the better Of it, but if
choice had to be made to performance in going
10 windward. it may be that this short brush
when off Gould Island the Constitution came
to- b esa ana let nS be 1n
pendence did not follow her but kept her course
Intentionally concealing their best work but it
could be seen that the Independence required some
" Wed big schooner Hdegarde was on board
he R ana waned fapfa"f to go to
anime the set of the headsaiis he gave the & wheel @
hand found out at once what the boat required
bee R eer o % he wants mt some up
steering most of the !ime. don't she?" Yes re-
On the other hand it is hinted that the Consti-
tuition has something of the same fault t and ear the
ago that ali these modern defenders have the same
deficiency. He said the vigilant had some Of 1t
pendence will be in very good company If she has
up haVs to her Right ponng In the Independence
slight lee helm was rather expected in light winds
only because of her model. but because the 90
footer illinois, designed lately by Crownnshield, for
the defence Of the Canadas CUP, had the same
fault. and this boat was said to be OF the same
model the Independence, though built on
smaller scale. ,,..
The Independence is found to be in good condition
internally for the race tomorrow. She Is thor
oughy skinned of everything inside there being no
partitions cabins. or furniture to load the boat
down with detrimental freight.
The Mavor of Newport. F. p. Garrettson. and the
Counclmen of the city will be guests of Commo-
dore EIbrdge T. Gerry on his steam yacht Electra
tomorrow The governors of the Newport Yacht
Racing Association will also be present while view
ing the races. which will be started at IL a. m AS
far as can be discovered there has been no betting
on any of the racers which will engage tomorrow
nor has anv one of in yachting circles haz-
arded an opinion the result. The indie
pendence with her huge forward overhang. which
Is as fat as a floor underneath, is believed in by
all Boston TO a They say that her fiat and
shallow floor which allows the upper hull to sit
on the top of the water will enable the boat to
distance the other craft In running and reaching
Captain Rhodes of the Constitution, and Captain
Barr of the Columbia are taking things coolly
and both boats favorites in public opinion
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
ALLOWANCE BY CONSTITUTION.
THE INDEPENDENCE MEASURED-FORTY-
TWO AND THREE-FIFTHS SECONDS
TO BOSTON BOAT.
TBy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.1

Newport R. l.. July 5.-John Hysop measured
the Independence to-day. and. as near as he could
get her waterine length in slightly disturbed wa
ter It was 1915 Subsequently he said that her
total sail area is 3s17 square feet The square
root of this is III 81 and he thus makes her racing
measurement be 103.35
A. c. Clapp, the secretary for Mr.. Lawson, said
they We're pleased that the Independence
officially found to be near her intended
waterline length. The yacht had one further ton
of lead put into her just before she measured
The Constitution, according to Mr.. Hyslops fig
uring will therefore allow the Independence ~ 3-5
seconds in a thirty mile course She will allow the
Columbia lie As. The Independence allows the
Columbia 81 l-5 seconds
The CONSTITUTIONS racing length is 1913. The
Columbia's is at present registered at 1920 but
her new bowsprt is found to be two inches shorter
than the sprung on Wednesday. and new
measurement WILL be made. II Is also hinted that
there Will be internal changes made in her
before the next measurement.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
YACHTING.
THE INDEPENDENCE HAS A BRUSH
WITH THE CONSTITUTION.
EVERYTHING READY FOR THE TRIAL
RACES AT NEWPORT TO-DAY-No
BETTING REPORTED.
GBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


Newport, r. l., July 5-The Independence went
out to-day for her first tuning up spin at this port
and had a short brush with the Constitution This
meeting of the boats of great interest but
the most important item of the day the dis
covery that the Independence carries something of
lee helm. When the boat is by the wind. in
light breeze like to-day's. she requires the assist
Of her rudder TO keep her pointed up to where
she ought look.
The Boston boat went out from her moorings
near the Columbia at 130 o'clock and stood tow
ard the entrance to the harbor. This course was
before the wind. and from the time the order was
given set the spinnaker to the time this sail was
set was minutes and Is seconds. This spinnaker
WAS being for the second time and it is larger
than the first used, being dropped much lower
IN the foot. which hangs down below the boom,
close to the surface of the 1t is made of
lighter stuff than the smaller one and is intended
for the ightest airs, the other being adapted for
fresh breezes. The boom used for this sail the
one made for General Paine's Jubilee IN 1S93 and
the yacht slipped along fast her way out She
was not carrying her largest clubtopsail. but the
No. 2 size. On approaching the Brenton Reef Light
ship she spinnaker taken in. and the yacht
swung leeward of the lightship and took it by
the wind for the beat back. Her jib seemed to be
poorly cut and to be too FULL this sail standing
with the rest of the canvas.
About O'Clock the Constitution, which had left
passed her. coming along. The Independ-
ence halted in of her turns to windward, and
when the Constitution had passed the starboard
the Boston boat payed off in the direction.
She thus started about quarter of a mile dead
to leeward This at 3l5; and when the Independ-
ence was swung after her Herreshof rival there
seemed to be little to choose in their pointing.
She made more fuss In the water than the Con-
stitution. but this was all at the bows. and merely
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
REINSTATEMENTS AT ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. July 5.-The Board OF Stewards OF the
Bemar Jockey Club to-day announced a number
of reinstatements of ruled-on owners. jockeys and
horses. Lewis Thompson, who ruled off for
the bad OF Irish Jewel and all his horses
were reinstated. Jockeys r. Henderson and Harsh
berger We're also taken back into the fold w. E.
Woods and the horses w. r. Kemper. Chanter.
Enchanter, Domse and Silver Coin were also re-
instated. Favorites. second choices and outsiders
split the card equally to-day. Summaries:
First (purse. five furongs)-Bandro 1O3 CO'NeiD
to l. won: Phoeolite. los Wedderstrand) 70 l. sec
60 1. third Time 1:Oi
Second (selling: mile seventy yards)-Ad-
Schley. 10 (Wedderstrand). 10 l. Early
Bird, (Givens). /, second: Kid Mccoy. no
20 Brien), 10 l.. third. Time. 1:4T1a
tselling; furlongs)-DOminis. 112
(Dae) 2 won: Lady Curzou 1O4 Cd. Ftatoel. to
l. second: Ben Frost. los (Givens 10 s. third Time
Fourth race (selling: one mie)-Maximus IO2 (Iind-
say), betting La DESTROYS. % 90 Neil)
second; Menace. 1o2 Ct. oBrienl 1s to third
Satin Coat. lO2 (BelD. 4 to l. fourth Time-l42+-
Fifth sellins; mile and seventy yaris)Bels
Simpson 105 Or. Murphy. 10 l. won: Milwaukee,. liz
l.. Time. LAIN
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

Chicago. July 5.-Washngton Pack ~ hs,r.,.
probably will be in rather poor condition 70, a .1
Great Western Handicap. which is cardes -, e w
morrow, in which Robert Wadden is assio,a. "
carry ~ pounds Ior mile and half w.
there was no special feature to-Gay the snor, me
interesting because of the size of the sslds was
the number of surprises that the betting me, ana
ceived While three favorites won in silccsss,e ~
beginning with the third race the other threa son
went to long priced outsiders. Summaries: races
First race (six frrlonEs)-Conundruni los CT w..
) 10 l. won f1euron. ll2 (Bullman) 10 / secorS
Wood, III Dominica TO /. third Time I:lsis -
Second race Give fu-longs)-Hans Wagner 100 a,
Wooeisl' L 70 l. won; Jordan. lOi CDominick) 10
l-O5B --- line
Third race (mile and half a furiong)-Princa p,.-
III tBullman). -? 10 won; Harry Preston IOi Spcs
Is to second Evelyn Byrd. lo4 (GormIey) 10 ~
third Time 15iS5. - " l.
Fourth race tone mle-Barrack. 1o6 CNutp even won.
G. ". w. 93 81 Ranschl. 4 4 second; Gawan. ~;
a. Martini. II TO l. third Time I;462s. !"
Fifth race (seven and half flrlOngsl-I.ousvtua
G. Woods. TO- won: Major Dix0a 100 (NcInsrn.,S
l3 to second. Onnet III (Suliivan to 10 thsst
Time, 1:s9. ~ t''fu
Sixth race tsix furiongsl-Toah. 81 C. Walsh 8 to
won: Lady Strathmore, % U. Martini to 3 second.
Savoy. Ill tRoberts). 10 l. third Time. lis
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
WORLDS RECORD BROKEN.
ALBERT C. BosTwICK GOES A MILE ON AUTO
MOBILE IN l16&
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

Long Branch. y. J., July 5.-Albert c. Bostwick
of Boston. the automobst. broke the worlds
ord for one mile on his forty horsepower machine
this afternoon at Elkwood Park. The record
broken in the second mile of an exhibition squirt
of three miles. which he covered in 3:5212 He made
the first mile IN lisa. the second in 116s and the
third in LII. An electric storm caused postpone
ment of the days sport after the second number
had been decided. The first event n running
race quarters of mile for a purse OF $50
weights to exceed 1l5 pounds Kitten. by
Masher ridden by William Coleman. OF Eatontown
won: Joe Oliver, by Tenny. and ridden by Vunck.
was second, and Train On. by Tenny. third. Time
I:l7A Mazzaro. Toskie and Pride OF Kildare also
The five mile De Dlon-Bouton race for Ave horse
power machines decided in a perfect down
pour. All the machines to grief p. Ciillett's
machine finished first. Time ls:43h. Miss Lillian
Sharer. the equestrienne rode a half mile against
Tom Mack, the riderless horse. and won by length
524 seconds Tomorrow. the last day of the meet
will be known Professional Day. There six
trottng events the card and 81 go will be divided
in purses.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING-Brghton Racing Association. Brigh-
Beach. 2:30 p.
cANoEING.-AnnuaI cruise Brooklyn Canoe Club to
Huntington Harbor, Long Island.
TENNIS-Mdde States championship Orange L. T. c.
State championship. San Raphael Cal.
POLo.-At Rockaway. p.
CRICKET-Brooklyn Manhattan. Prospect Park
Brooklyn Newark, Newark: BROOKLYN VS.. Antilles
Prospect Park; Livingston Nelson Lodge, Living
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cup trial races Newport; club
race, Burgess G, Marblehead. Mass: club
Shinnecock Bay Y. c. second special regatta Shelter
Island y. c.; third series Centre Island Cup
Seawanhaka Corir'f'ian Y. G; regatta, Riverside
Y c.
ROWING.-Long Island regatta Jamaica Bay.
GOLF Monthly handicap. classes A and B, Ardsey
team match with Richmond County and women
putting, Apawamis, women's and kickers' handicaps
1nnis Arden; match handicap Bayswater; finals fol
club championship and Governors Cup Flushing
club champion Newark Athletic Club: club handicap
Rockaway; handicap committee prizes. Wee Burn
club handicap. Engewood members handicap. Mont
clair; members handicap, Crescent Athletic Club
handicap. Marine and Field Club; club handicap
Dyker Meadow; open tournament, professionals ano
amateurs. Westbrook.
DRIVING-Sporting carnival. Elkwood Park, p
RoWING.-Regatta of the Long Island Rowing Associa
ton.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
GOLF.
AND PROFESSIONALS TO
MEET TO-DAY ON WESTBROOK
LINKS-MONTHLY HANDICAP
AT ARDSLEY

Willie" Anderson open golf champion of the
United States. will be a starter In the thrty-six
hole tournament at the Westbrook Golf Links
1slip. Long Island, to-day. The tournament is at
tracing wide attention from the fact that a num-
Der of prominent amateurs including Douglas, the
metropolitan champion. have been invited COM
pete with the professionals Those who have
cepted the invitation Charles H. Seeiey, of the
Wee Burn Golf Club, who was runner up to
Douglas in the metropolitan: E. S. Knapp. of West
brook; II. B. Hollins jr, the former interschoastic
champion; Louis Livingston. jr., of Fox Hills and
r. c. Watson, jr
Bernard Nichols. the Boston professional, who
twice beat Vardon in the latters visit this coun-
try will be one of the star performers among the
professionals, while Willie Davis of Apawamis
Stewart Gardner. of Garden City; John Shippen. of
Marine and Field; the Patrick brothers. of Tuxedo
sonals who will start. The contest will be at
OF s215 will be distributed The result will be second
only To the national open championship in i'm
port3nce Like the open championship it has been
ueclded that should an amateur win he may receive
the value of his prize in plate only. Furthermore
an amateur may win first prize only; all the other
Prizes must go to professionals. The players max
lows: s1Oo SIS. $50, $50 and $50 A G. Griffiths the
Westbrook professional. said yesterday that the
and would be in grand condition for the contest
On other links the day will be almost active
on the Fourth of July. Monthly handicaps for
6iasses and h will take place at Ardsley. The
Richmond County team is 10 play at Apawamis
Where there will also be a women's putting match
Al Flushing the finals for the club championship
and at lnnis Arden women's handicap and kick
elS tI, nanaicap are announced Members contests
away. Wee Burn. Englewood Crescent Dyker
MEADOW Montclair and Marine and Field links.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
THE R4CETR1CK.
AMERICAN JOCKEYS Do WELL
GET THE LIONS SHARE OF THE PRIZES AT
NEWMARKET.

London, July 5.-King's Courier (Maher won the
Ellesmere Stakes (of 10 soveregns each for start
ers with 300 soveregns added, for three-year-olds
and upward. distance about mile and three rur-
longs) at the Newmarket First July Meeting to-
day. Haka came in second, and Frank Gardner $
Encombe o. MARTINI finished third.
Kicksy Wicksy L. Reif) won an all aged selling
plate (of 1O3 soveregns for two-year-olds and up
ward, five furlongs). The Spell fy was second.
and Archduke III q. Reiff) third.
Sister Angela a. MARTINI won the race for a
weter handicap (of 300 sovereigns for three-year-
oldS and upward. at six furlongs).
Game Chick a.. Reiff) the Princess's Cup (of
300 soveregns for o-year-olds. distance five fur
longs). Scottish Archer CMaher) second. and
Halo came in third.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
THE BRIGHTON BEACH MEETING
OPENS TO-DAY AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL
AUGUST 3-THE ENTRIES

The Brighton Beach race meeting begins TODAY
ana Will continue until August s. The principaI
attraction OF the first days card is the Brighton
Handlcap for three-y yssr-olds or upward over a
mile and quarter. Alcedo. winner of the Subur
oan VIII start and his principal competitors will
oe Blues. Watercure. who second in the Subur
oan' brigadier. who recently broke the worId.z
record 1or mile on a circular track; Toddy WIN
ran third IN the Suburban, and All Gold a fast
Sprlhter Chiffon Leonora Loring. De Reszke and
other good youngsters will be seen in a five and a
nan 1urlong race for two-year-olds. The entries
in full are follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
BERG CUP.
GREENS COMMITTEE CUP.
MISS KYLE WINS ESSEX CUP.

Orange n j. July 5 (SpeciaD.-The tie for the
first and second prizes of the womans open goir
tournament of the Essex County Country Ciuo'
which was run off last week and resulted IN tie
between Miss Hester Kyle and MISS Heorslaia
Wtlmerding was played off this morning MISS MISS
KYLE won the first prize by one stroke, anu luis'
Wilmerding took the second prize Both We're Aaru
some cups offered by George 3. DodwelL Inc
,,,,. Ne.
~, w.. VT, III 10 1O1
Miss Hester Kyle
Miss Georgiana Wilmerdng. 1lo IA io-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

AL the INKS Of the Mount Pleasant Field Club of
ossining on Thursday the golf ball sweepstakes at
eighteen holes won by D. Brandreth from
field of twelve starters. Brandreth's score was
4-0-94 In the hi st round at match play for the
Independence Day Cup w. NJ. McCord beat C c.
faudlng, and first place in ball sweepst kes
on the side with score of 1Co-13-S7: D. H Nc
alpln beat j. w. FarQuhar. and took second place
In the sweepstakes with 93-0-93: F. Larkin ir
beat De Witt c. Weld, ir.; Sheldon Hopkins beat
Richard Deming and ID. Brandreth beat f. i Hall
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
Golf Club between teams headed by Mortimer NJ.
Singer and w. w. Lowrey Singers team won by
score OF 81 to H. Summary:
SINGERS TEAM.
TEAM
HANDICAP WINNERS AT YouNTAKAH

With program mme that included two thirty six
hole handicaps at medal play, the Yountakah golf
had such a full schedule for Independence Day
that left matches were decided yesterday W.
]. Berg presented the cup for of the contests
and the greens committee that for the other. Hand
leaps in the first match were limited TO one stroke
and in the second to 'wo strokes a noie r. b
Price the Berg Cup while the committee S
prize taken by w S Benson. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

THE METEOR TO RACE AT COWES.
Kiel. July 5-Emperor Williams yacht the Meteor
has left here in tow of a torpedo boat for Cowes
where she Will participate in the forthcoming re-
gatta. The Meteor has been entered for seventeen
races
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
KNAPP WINS AT WESTBROOK.

The Great River Cup offered by the Westbrook
Golf Club was won Thursday by F. S Knapp
with a net score OF 81 The trophy becomes the
property of the player first winning it three times
and this is Knapps second victory his first being
won Memorial Day with a net score of 81. The
other competitors with their scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
Gross. Hanflcap.

PICKUP TEAM MATCH AT FOX HILLS.
pickup team match to celebrate the Wall Street
holiday was decided yesterday at the Fox Hills
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

An open handicap. the first of the kind this sea-
son. took place at the Deal Golf Club, of Deal
Beach, y. J.. on independence Day. Handsome
prizes for the winner runner up and maker of the
best gross offered, and more than thirty
players took part. Those who qualified were:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
MR.. IsELIN GOES TO NEWPORT.
MAY BE ON THE COLUMBIA OR THE CON
sTITUTIoN IN THE RACES

c. Oliver Iselin and his family, who have been
at the Hotel Waumbek jefferson, n. H, returned
TO Mr Isen's home. All View. New Rochelle.
Wednesday night. and spent the Fourth there Yes
terday Mr. Isen, who the managing
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

The last round made the hour too late for tn,
finals. which will he played of in a few days be
tween Irving Brokaw and George G. Baxter
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
EARLY TRAINING FOR YALE TRACK TEAM

New-Haven. Conn. July 5.-Captain Richard
Sheldon and Michael C. Murphy. trainer of the
Yale track team. have decided to have training be-
gin In August at Simsbury. Conn for the interna
tional games with Oxford and Cambridge The
headquarters will be at the home of Joseph n
Thomas. the Yale hurdIer. 1t is expected that a
large number Of Yale athletes will report for rha
will be picked. ~
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

TRIALS OF THE STARS.
Actors and actresses and what they suffer
In playing at the summer theatres. in The
Sunday Tribune tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

way OF doing 1.-THE only way that keeps you inside
and out.
HIRES is blood purifier too-fortifes your system
against heat your hot weather nerves.
Don't stay hot for minute- the easiest thing in the
world to keep COOL It's hard find fun than cool
ing Off HIRES is the cooler
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

Keep coo-keep COOL No need of getting hot under the
collar Take glass of HIRES and then and live in
calm, cool comfort
What's the of overtaxing your stomach with harmful
ice and mysterious soft drinks2" Here's HIRES
The eeescent sparkling of healthful herbs baks
and berries cools you by cooling your boodthe doctors
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

sixth race (sellins six furiongs,-Mast r.
Lindsay. Is TO s. Horseshoe Tobacco ~ l01
even second Dr. Cave. 11s Cd v,atoe1 10 to 'r,ssle!