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A Constant Reader-Yes. there IA a eS-cent sectIon.
~Pop- Fosters release has been recalled BY the
Washington club.
IF We ge, through this trip smlllngy we're IN H. :
says Jimmy Manning. "lts tough trip. though,
II IL said that Pitcher NILS, who was expected %
no. do for the big League unless he acquires more
speed
There have been nvs tie games in the National
League this season. a. folowS New YORK Cincin-
matt. New York. Piitsburg, Brooklyn Cincinnati.
Boston Cincinnati and Cineinnati-St Louis.
The ~ Joseph Young Mems Union Baseball Club
OF the Prospect Park League has few open dates and
would Ike 10 arrange Sunday games With strong
uniformed teams. Address tTed j. Widing, manager
o57 Greene avenue. Brooklyn.
"Iery- Davis. who Is playing such good bah for
the Pi,tsburgs Is inclined 10 hold the ball too long
in right nrid. according to a critic. when he was
with Brooklyn he did not hold the ball long enough
His Pittsburg fault is uch the lesser OF tho two,
morning and afternoon; II, IS and 81 open. Also
several Wednesday dates Will PLAY nrstclass
organizations, offering n suitable guarantee: West
New Yorks. Baysdes Of Bayonne. Hobokens. Now
srks ard Equ,ableS preferred. ADDRESS John Kon
s-lmann. i34s Myrl', avenue. Brooklyn.
NEW LONDON. July is-The game between Bns
Vol and New London today was characterized BY
persistent kicking by Capt Reisling 81 the former
tam. In the erhtN inning when nr'Stnl had three
on KENNEDY and this precipitapd sinsu riot which
ended In Drstol's lTsi baSrman. Ed Connors. hitting
the umpire. half dozen policemen had 10 escort
the Bristol team from the grounds. COnnors was
arrested, but soon released. as Wheclock would not
prefer charges against him.
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RACE OF BIG sLOOPs AT NEWPORT.
Regatta ommittee Issues Instructions fes
Events on AVE. Z and Q.

NEWPORT, July is-Ths Regatta Com
mittes OF the Newport Yacht Racing hssooii-
ton to-day issued instructions for rs races
to be sailed OF Newport on Aug. / and 8,
These will be among the most interestin g
of the season. especially a sit may be the only
time that tho three big 90-footers. Constitu-
tion. Columbia and Independence, will be
seen together again this year The pro-
gramme calls for the following classes:
Seventy-hvcfoo schooners the Cup defender class.
yawls Of over so feet 70fooi soops the special 20
footers. the 5ifooters and the special 3O-footes
These races will be sailed under the rn cing
rules, classification. measurement and time
allowance Of the New York Yacht Club. and
prizo will bo offered each day for each class
In which there are two or more starters
Entries must be made to Mr. A. Cass Cam
field. acting chairman oi the Raging Com
mitteo at the, Newport, Reading Room. not
later than Monday, July 20. There will
be no timo limit aud IN each class there will
be a one gun start. The sailing Instructions
are as follows:
xses sn must display hs :ens nT%S,Is r. 5 SS
York Yacht Club to use numbers already assig gned
by that club. In the case Of vessels not so equipped
The ownet OF lis representative mus, be on hoard
each yacht In every race Each yach, mus, Me her
racing measurement with the Racing Committee
The course will be an equlaterai triangle ten miles
To the leg. the start and finish 10 be across line be-
tween the committee boat and Bren'on Reef Light
ship. the compass courses to be signalled from the
committee boat the triangle to be turned ON Inc out,
side Of the marks leaving them TO port or shrboard.
according as the yachts are sent around
The marks will be floats displaying large red and
white striped flag
In case race IS not finished before sunset the com
mttee boat will be distinguished by red light set
over a white light
In these races the Independence will ap-
re0r in hor new racing rig with ton Of lead
taken out OF her keel and an increased sail
rea, when her owner expects that she will
show on to better advantage. She has al
ready been entered and there is no question,
but that the two Herreshof sioops will be
ready 10 start with her.
These races will probably close the events
Of the Newport Association for this season
Another year will see plenty Of racing in these
waters. and there Ia talk Of the associnton
building pier and clubhouse near Brenton's
Cove
The sloop dependence left hero at an
early hour this morning for New London,
where she will haul out and prepare for future
races She left before daylight taking q
tow. there being little wind at the time
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, July l6.--Abe Frank, the heretofore
inyinc bic two yearold owned by George @. Bennett.
was defeated to-day at Washington Park In the Hydo
Park Stakes, win $1,000 added Sir oliver won.
with Msmnon second and Abe Frank third Frank
looked worn out and drawn going " the post. Al
though the start was fair, Abe Frank was last "
leave the post and Memnon going 10 the 'front.' Sc, the
pace 10 the stretch with the others close up and ell
punched. Halfway down the stretch nj ght brought
Sir Oliver along from behind and running straight
and true the Sir Dixon colt oveIhauled The tirlnK
leaders and won handily.
Aside from the Hyde Park Stakes the day was
featuresss. Three fayorites won and the talent
broke about with the pencllers. The attendance
was large, but the track slow. Summary:
First Race--One mile and a slxteenth-Bslle's
Commoner, ll8 tBulmanl, 7 TO 5. won; Hans agner,
lis ~. Woods, s to 2, second Emathon, lis wink
field, S 70 I, third. Time. iil
Second Race-Slx furlongs--M Moneymuss, e5
Martin, to S, won: Likeness, % (0ormltyl 10 8.
second; Boney Boy i06 tSeaonp. 70 /. third. Time,
i:l7.
Third Race Six furlongs-The Hyde Park Stakes.
50 900 added-SF oliver. lis Knighp, 70 I. won;
Msnnon. 40 (Winkneldl, S TO !. second Alb. Frank,
Fourth Race--One mile and a sixteenth - ALASKA.
Is 10 second; Evelyn Byrd. 90 tGormleyl. Is TO s.
third. Time. 1871.
Filth Race Six furongs and SIS yards Scotch
Plaid, 100 tRanschl Ito l. won: Winter. 100 Ofnlghp
u to 5: second: odnor. 50 Gormeyl. to /. third.
Time. 1910 SIS.
Sixth Race-One mile and an eighth--Joe Collins
o, Ranschl, TO 1, won; knight Banneret, 1O5 Math
evsl, TO s. second: Hosl. 100 Winkneld), 10 TO I.
third. Time, i57.
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pnooKIYy . prTrspuEo. =.

PIrTsBURo July is.--Brooklyn won to-day's
game from Pittsburg through superior field
Ing The pitching OF Tannehll and Kitson
was stand-or. The game was close until
the eighth inning when two hits and Wagner =
wild throw gave Brooklyn two runs The
fielding OF Lefty" Davis. who checked Brook
lyn's squirt in the sixth inning by a sensational
throw from deep right TO second base was
the best done for Pittsburg The runs were
scored in this way Clarkes base on balls.
Beaumont = out at first and Bransfeid's single
gave Pittsburg a run in the first inning
BROOKLYN tied the score in the second inning
without getting n hit Elys wild throw
allowed DAILY to reach second and Tom scored
on Ritchey's tumble OF Dahlen's grounder
Tannehills walk, Daviss sacrifice and Beau
mont's hit put Pittsburg one run ahead In
the third In the sixth Brooklyn tied the
score again. Ktson doubled and scored on
Kelley's two-bagger. Keeler hunted Sheck-
ard also tapped the ball gently. but Tame
hills throw to the plate caught Kelley Davis
took Dalys drive and doubled Keeer at
second Singles by Wagner and thinner and
Dahlens error gave Pttsburx run In the
seventh Brooklyn scored two In the eighth
on singles by Kelley and Sheckard and Wag-
per' = wild throw. The score
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In. Olmy pic A.. 4 Of Butte Onsrs $40. 900 for
.Iengrics ana Rublin

According to despatch received IN this
city yesterday the Olympic A. G. Of Butte.
Mon. has started tho ball aroling with
an offer OF s2o.ODO for ths Jeifries- Rubin
fght his IL the same amount which the
San Francisco 4 G.. of san Francisco made
through IT, Eastern agent several months
agO for the match. The Olympic club agrees
10 give the big 1ghters 85 per cent. of the
gate receipts and vii guarantee that their
share Of the RToss VIII amount 10 $4,000,
Billy Madden, kuhlln's manager. who left
town with the Akron Giant" q week ago
arrived at Butte yesterday After a talk
with the managers Of ~" olympic A. C.,
Madden said that the ORGANIZATIONS ofsr
suited him. bat add'd that before he would
take any definite st"p the CLUB must deposit
$40. .UO with Al smith as a guurantes Of good
faith. The promoters promised % do this
either to-day or Tomorrow. Each pugilist
will receive 500 for expenses n the battle
4 ratified In an interview Madden SAYS
that be y prepared to sign articles at once
for Rubin
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Al 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. July is.--Thsre was good sitndanc.
al Delmar this afternoon The hiIh event furnished
the sensation Of the day. nackcrs Of Irving Mayor
insisted that their horse had won. but as matter
OF fact. Dales superb ride Judge Steacman brought
the favorte across The wire winner By nose. and
the Judges 50 ruled. Summaries:
First Race-Fiye iurlOngs--Lec Nuttf. III COver.
toni 8 10 I. won: Sting. los 1Tvinl. TO |, second
Maggie Copton i0S tGillniorel, 3 70 L. third. Time
Second Race--Sx and a half furlongs-Tsnny
Belle 100 tJOnesl, 70 10. won; Echo Dale. iOs
(O'Brienl. N ? second Sweet Dream, 10s Lindsay
8 70 1. third. Time. i:.,.
Third Race-One mll.-Menace % oO'Nein
I to 2 won: Fairy Day, % tHall. rs " I. second
Bulgarian. 100 (Iones, 10 10 1, third. Time. iiS.
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs-La DESTROYS. lnf
tO'Nein to 2 won: Lord Neville. ia (O'Brerh.
ato + second; Dominic 10 dale. 5to third. Time.
l:2ok
Fifth Race-One mile and three esixteenths--,Iudge
Sfeadman, III CDalel. 10 10. won Irving Mayor.
9s (ONelD, " l. second Fiddler Ill. 400 tJOnesl
10 TO H. third. Time. 2:03.
Sixth Rao--Six furongs-Pen Frost, lOi
tO'bren, sto won: Horseshoe Tobacco, io7 tDalei
4 10 /, second. Hungarian, iOS tWedderstandl -
70 S. third. Time il5.
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MURIEL WINS AT LARCHMONT.
Dsats Ouisssata aad Elaiaa After . Ciss'
aad Intsrsstlng Contest.


aad lntssssting Contest.
Yaohtsmsn who raced at IArchnont yes
tsrdsy were favored with fair southwesterly
breeze early In ths.day. but before the sohoon-
ers and some Of the bigger sloops had finished
Q souall from the northwest swept across
the Sound and rather spoiled the finishes
In some Of tho GLASSES The races. for class d
Of schooners. classes I. X. /. NJ and Il oil
sioops, racea bouts. Manhnsset racsabouts
and IArchmont special 7s-footers
The start was made at ii:3s % clook. the
sohooners being sent OF first The Muriel
led tho way over the line, followed by the
ouissstta and Elmina. II was reach with
booms TO port TO the first mark. which was
placed six miles east from tho starting line.
The Muriel. which has been getting into shape,
drew away from the others on this point Of
sailing and the Elmina passed the Quissetta
The times taken at tho first mark were: Muriel
i2.T:so: Elmina. l2:so:i2: Quissetta. l2:3i:5l.
10 was q beat to the second mark In Hemp-
stead harbor and on this leg the Quissetta
did remarkably well. She passed the FL
nina and was only a minute behind the
Muriel at tho mark. The times we're; Muriel.
i:+o:Ss; Quisetta.'I:ti:5a: Elmina itio. 1t
was a run with spinnakers 10 starboard across
the Sound and the Quissetta on this leg took
the lead The first round or fifteen miles
OF the course ended with the Quissetta in the
lead and at this point the yachts we're timed
at follows Quissetta 1923 Muriel 2:OO:os;
Elmina, 2:02ti
No change was made on the second round
until the windward log was nearly ended
The Elmina had closed up very much on the
leader and was the second yacht In the race
and the Quissetta and Elmina tackled to the
porth, while the Muriel hugged the Long
IN tho north and when the yachts We're near
tho Hampstead mark It broke. coming from
the northwest, There was not much wind
Muriei She turned tho mark in the lead
and held her advantage to the finish The
shift in the wind made IL beat across the
Sound 70 the home mark. The Elmina beat
The isolde, Hester and Eelln started to.
gether In tho order named for the prize offered
GT dpeS cs sxsE Z? rom s0q other, sS ss
tho second boat The Hester. had to allow
> minutes so second, 20 The Isolde and she
ss che ohsnss enabled hs 20 s
close 20 the Hester that the former won on
In The si-foot class the Humma. Affair
and Huguenot crossed the starting line Us
named The Humma led all over the course
and won handiiy. The Dorwi9a beat the
IIEi and in 1yl class X the Pos,aS easily Beat the
Apoatok. .
Seven raceabouts started and made a hot
finish. The Merrywing led at the end of the
hrst round, with the Badger second and Joker
third. This was the order until they were
running TO the home mark on the second
maker longer than the others and IN anaged
to get TO the limo first
Opossum won the race for the ls-foOt sloops,
with Hope second, and the BAD won the race
for the Manhas3 set raceabouts The follow
ing table shows the times taken as the bigger
boats turned the diierent marks:
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Carolina and Breeze Win at Newport.

NEWPORT. July Is.-This was race day
at Newport not only the special thirty -footcrl
came out. but the fifteen footers sailed also
for sweepstakes. 1t was an ideal day for
yacht racing. there being a strong south
west wind. The thirty-footers sailed to Dyers
Island and back, n run out and "A beat back
while the small boats went over n triangular
course. The Wa Wa ana Barbara beat the
gun at the start. the others crossing well
punched. The Carolina took the lead on
the wind and won Several society women
sailed in the boats. The breeze won in tbs
fifteen foot class. Summaries
The sun., 1901-07-19

New LONDON. July is.-The sloop Inde-
pendenoe arrived here from Newport at II 20
o clock this morning, and anchored OF the
Eastern Shipbuilding Company's wharf in
the upper harbor. The Boston boat was
towed here by tho tug Wrestler, and en-
countered foggy weather after reaching
Point Judith. George Is. Lawley Of Boston,
who built the sloop. is here with a dozen
Of his skilled workmen. They will commence
alterations and repairs on the boat as soon
as she Is hauled out at the Thames Towboat
Company's railways tomorrow morning
The Independence was towed mp the river
70 the ways this morning, but the tide vas
falling and II was deemed advisable 20 wait
until tomorrow before docking her
Desig gner Crowninshield was hero this
afternoon In consultation with tho Thames
Towboat Company in regard to the repairs
TO the sloop. The platforms, which were
covered by Q landslide a fortnight ago, have
been cleared and the cradle hauled out Tor
the fret time to-day. Everything was found
20 work smoothly, and the Independence
will he placed In the special cradle and docked
about II O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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Flagship Susie wins the Brooklyn Yacht
Club Run.

BRID0EPoRr. July is s--Tho flagship Susie.
Commodore Cornelius Ferguson's sloop. led
the feet Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club into this
harbor tonight on the run from Thimbe
Island The fleet Is at anchor illuminated
on the bridgeport Yacht Club. and that
organization il entertaining the visiting
Corinthians Tho start was az gl5 O'Clock
veeTing point or two as tue run was mado
Several II the feet wsre beonlned before the
nnlsh and the Susie had the the weather
berth ~ the trip. and. outfootinS the rest,
second 10 minutes rs seconds later, and the
stanAopo, Charles W. Wright's craft, third
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CHICAGO. O. xEv YoRK. s.

CHICAGO. July is-Ths New York base
IN one Of the prettiest games OF the season.
First one team was ahead and then the other.
Both played brilliantly with one or two ex-
ceptlons. and the large crowd got their moneys
worth One error OF Judgment marred the
game. In the eighth inning. after Ganssl
had been sent TO FIRST on called balls and
reached third on Hickman's single Streng q
sent q high fly over Chances head. tho ball
striking the bleachers. CAMEL scored. but
Hickman stopped at second. On Warmers
long fy 70 centre Hickman reached third.
but was left when Taylor struck out. Chi
cago. started the scoring IN the FIRST inning.
making two runs on two hits and wild throw
by strans New York tied the score in tbs
was advanced to third on Childs's poor throw
to Dexter. .strang reaching second. Hick-
man scored on Warmers sacrifice Strang
reaching third on the throw In, Strang
scored on Taylor's bunt TO Childs. CHI
cago regalned the lead In the last half OF
this inning on a little bunt by Mccormick
and Kings double New York again tied
the score in the fifth inning Raymer made
"A fine stop OF Selbach's hot one but could
not fold II in time TO catch hls man. Selbach
scored on McBride's safe one and a sacrifice
by Davis. New York took the lead In the
eighth inning on Cancels base on balls.
Hickman's single and Strangs long fly over
Chances head. Chicago Immediately forged
safe hits and two sacrifices. Van Haltren.
the first man up in tho ninth. made a single
and scored on 6elbaoh's safe hit and long
ny by Mcbride. Chicago won In its half
on Green's single and long ny by Dexter
The score,
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
NEW FORKS LOSE 70 cHIcAoos AGAIN
AND DB0OKLYNS DlAf PfIYsDUD0.

FhAsAsapAaas 0vsswAsan sAs ClasannatAs VIM
bssesas Defeat %. xsub -fAs OuakWs
b oscsol Plsss -OAleaGss n Yrsat fer sAs
Americas Lsasss Psnnaat -0thss 0anss
The Ave games that ths New FORKS figured
on winning d Chicago have already dvtndled
20 that three y tho best the Gothamitss can
DO and that only By winning I'll the rest Of
The contests on the trip. The team has fallen
far short Of first division form. having lost
ten games and won four since leaving homo.
The Chicasos best them out in the last inning
yesterday. Ths Brookiyas asaa won from
ths isadsra whom thsy hsvs found oompars-
evSy ssU I'll ssason TIE PhnsdSphlas
overwhelmed Onoinnaa. and - the Bostons
dafsstsd Sc LOuls the latter team rsAsnod
second place 70 the Qusksrs New forks
defeat prevented the Eastern teams from
making . clean swesp The Bostons lost
their lead In the American LsAgua being
defeated By the Clsvslands Chicago won
from Baltimore Milwaukee took the Phila~
delphias Into camp and Warrington worstsd
Detroit The National LeaSus results and
standing follow:
Chicago. q; New Yoft,
bnsoklyn, 4; Pitssbusg. g.
Bostoa. Q: ST. Louis.
Philadslphs. -; Cincinnati. I.
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BUFFALO, July is.--The weather and track con-
tlnued good at Fort Erie to-day. Summary Of the
races.
First Race-Sevtn furlongs-Great American,
iO2 (Dalyl, 2 TO /, won: Magnetic iO5 tMOrrisl, 8
10 /, second: Zisgfeld. iO2 Uacksonl " 2. third
Time. i:2st.
Second Race-Four and a half furongs Dixie
Qteen. los Wondetlyl. 10 5, won: Bronze Medal
iO4 jackson, 7 10 l. second: Edwin Kenton. iOS
(IIayden) third. Time. O55h.
Third Race-One mile and SIxissnth-Dr Rid
die lO5 (Wondrrlyl, even, won Chappaqua, 100
lMlller) 10 s, second Alfred NaIgraye. lO5 Ryan,
30 to /, third. Time, i:47.
Fourth Race-Sx iurongs--Francs Rris. 90
Jackson), 10 10 I, won: Jake Weber. iO4 tMliltrl,
70 2 second; snesky. iOi twondcrlyl. third. Tine
i:lab.
Fifth Raee-Five furlongs--J. Patrick, los
nhOmpsonl. II To 5, won: Artificial, 100 iDely),
Is 10 |. second. lauretta Burke. 100 Jackson, .
10 1, third Time, lO3h
sixth Racc-Seven and half furlongs-Lirris
A. 100 (Dalyl, 5 n T. won; The Boer, iO4 W on
derly) 10 5, second: Montreal, 9i Jackson), 10 l.
and . TO |. third. Time. i:3Ah.
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A Barber Of San Francisoo Makes . worlds
Record on q King Target.

SAN Francisco, July is.-1hs worlds
record on a king target was broken at Shell
Bound range this morning and a new king
Of the National sch1tzenbund was created.
This champion sharpshootr Il Adolph
strecker. q barber Of this city. who made
score II gsi. The first king was + e. Ross,
no made rl six years ago Next came
William Hayes, who made s7s three years
ago. TIE performance " hrecker gives
him p points more than HAYES made An
other remarkable score at the king target
was Ihnt of 4. II. Pape. the boy wonder'
who made 3'7.
The sun., 1901-07-19
Shamrock II. Ready 60 Go Into the Dry Dock.
spseiai Cate D,,patca 10 THE 3


GREHNoaK. July ts.-Shamrook II, ar
rived here from Govan to-day. She will
go into the dry dock on the morning tide.
N be fitted out with her ketch rig for cross
ing the Atlantic
GLASGOW. July is Tho Shamrock IT..
will be painted light green Her mast and
spars will be unsh ipped at this place for
Transmission by stea mer to New York.
The sun., 1901-07-19
Auxillary Yacht Pensi,s sold TO John
LAnsioth.

A. Homer Skinner has sold the auxiliary
schooner yacht Panelye, through Hunting
ton A Seaman 70 John Iangloth Of this city
She was designed and built by Read Bros.
last year. she Is 81 feet over all, SO feet
draught. The Psnelvs b equipped with
q sixteen horse power gasolsne en gine. Mr.
IAngioth. who has q summer plato at lArch.
mont. Intends using her there
The sun., 1901-07-19
Sea Citn Yacht Clubs Annual REGATTA.

The annual regatta OF the Sea Clir Yacht
Club will bo smiled on Saturday. July 27. start
ing OF the club dock at II O'Clock There
will be races for oil the regular classes from
flfty-one feet down. Entries must be made
In writing with c. s. Cheborg, the secretary
OF the Face Committee. at Sea Clin. j.. l., not
later than the evening ofJuly 10,
The sun., 1901-07-19
THIRTY. FooTERs.
owner Of Yacht Grey Friar Welcomed at Mon
treai.

MONTREAL. Quebec. July is.-Lorn Camp
bell Currie. owner OF the English yacht Grey
Frair, which will race next week for the
seawanhaka Cup. arrived here to-day and
received n cordial welcome from the Mon
treal yachtsmen. MIR. turrie expresses the
opinion that the Grey Friar will be a very
fast boat in light wea ather, md Is confident that
1t will take the cup to English waters. The
Defender has not yet been chosen by tho
st. Lawrence Yacht club,
The sun., 1901-07-19
shsrkey Beaten Again at wrestling.

woRcEsTrR. July ls.-Tom shaTkey. was
beaten by Hjalma Lundin OF Hartford. In
to-night's wrestling match at the Coliseum.
The men were 10 wrestle two bouts of 10
minutes each Tho men vent the limit of
the first round without fnli l.nndln took
the second bout In minute, and 50 seconds
lie vou on n bar and hall Nelson. landing
the sailor boy three points squarely on tho
throughout the match His strength was
almost too much for l.nndins oleverness
and sility. In the sparring Tor holds hhsrsey
quently breaking holds secured by I,undin
Lundin now challenges any wrestler In
America for the Greco- Roman ohALp pton-
ship, with Roeber as prefeIence
The sun., 1901-07-19
hiss Frances c. Grisoom in a winnins Match
Abroad.
sptciaI CatIs Dsspdtfh 10 The sun


LONDON, July IL In the semi-fnals OF
The golf tournament OF 81 Anne's club ct
Lythsm to-day. James Braid beat Harry
Vardon ty up and to play. Taylor beat
Kinnell by 4 up and 2 20 pay
In foursoms at North Berwick to-day
Miss Frances G. Griscom and Ben Sayers
beat Bettls and Hinkle tho Philadelphia
golfers by up and to play.
Mrs Griscom and Miss Frances Grscom,
holder OF the womens cham pionship OF the
United States are residents at North Ber-
wick this summer, one Of their neighbors
being Joseph X Choate. the American Am
bassador 10 Great Britain. whe has also taken
a house there for the season II II the second
visit Of the Grisooms TO the neighborhood
OF tho noted links Sayers, who was her
partner In the foursome. is the local profess
sional and their opponents Samuel Bittls
and W Hinkle are well-known members Of
the golf links about Philadelphia.
The sun., 1901-07-19
Omciais for the Saratoga hestins.

A meeting Of the stewards Of the Jockey
Club was held yesterday. James X. Keene.
Andrew Miller. +. X. Hitchcock and r. X.
Sturgis were present. T. Hitchcock. yr.,
was appointed to represent the Jockey Club
at the Saratoga Association meeting, j. q;
ard to serve during the absence OF IL. X.
Knapp abroad The following list OF officials
for the Saratoga Association we're approved
Judges. Clarence Mcdowell and G. 7. Pettngill
starter @. j. Fitzgerald clerk Of the scale sA. Dain
gerneld: paddock Judge, J. l.. Hall timer. W. H..
barTetto