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New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
woMENs MATCHES AT APAwAM1s

The autumn schedule at the ApawamIs links has
been framed with que resaId 10 Lne women mem
beTS of the cub, and contests already an
nUunced promise most attractive season. Thurs
day. September 1, IS the nXed iOr q general
resumption OF activity, ana from 10 me latter
part OF october there VIII be a generous array Of
pTlze matches A foursOme Is LaAe place on
September 1, and team matcn between taa men
ana women members on September L. Mrs John
j. KiKer presented cup Tor q fifteen hole
handicap on September 16, and On September Is
the wonen's championship contest will be begun
The quanf; ng round Will divide the held into two
divisions Of eight each the PLAYING for
the championship and the second for a consolation
cup Medals are offered for the best 5TOss and net
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
HARNESS RACING.
PROGRAMME OF GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING


AT SYRACUSE.
Syracuse Aug 2i.-The programme for the anna
feur races which will be on the cards OF the grand
circuit meeting at the State Fair next month was
,,rad todav There are eight OF the events
ragular,v named besides some specials which will
5e run on the last day.
No entrance fee will be charged for any amateur
event The races will be mile heats. best two In
80 IN four wheeled wagons. In all amateur
raceS' bonoies are barred. Four must enter 10 hll
hree to Start. Only tvs prizes VIII be given In
nrb rsca silver cups being the awards. Entries
for the amateur events close on September s.
tTat,nae time made at the intercity matinee meet
Nc az Cleveland on September and will not bar
any horse The amateur programme is as follows:
Monday September S-No. 1, for 200 PAGERS: No
= Tuesdav September s-No. g. for PIP trotters
"Wednesday September 10-No. s. for POI trotters
No g. for 2:l6 trotters .
T;hTirsday September ll-No. 7. for free for all
nacers: No g. for free for all trotters.
Friday September Especial events.
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wHITNEY's FILLIEs GO To SARATOGA
inv rrrrcp.Pg TO rgE TRIBUNE ]

Lexington KY. Aug &C F. McMeekfn mas
sold TO J. E Gushing. OF Minneapolis. the yearlins
chestnut colt bv St Julian dam Nantucket. by
Onoudaga and H. NJ. Zeigler. of Cincinnati the
yearling bay colt by wadsworth; dam Red Dress
nv King Alfonso. He has also sold 10 Pat Dunne
the chestnut colt by Fonso. dam Minnie Williams
by Barney Williams. The prices were not made
public.
Twelve head OF thoroughbred allies were shipped
from here today to Saratoga to join NJ. whitney
large collection of youngsters now being trained
there They are the last OF this years yearltns
OUTPUT of his farm. They were sired by imp. Med
dIer Hamburg imp. Lissak and Lokt
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
81 SPORTS mDAJ1a|
kNDRECREATION az}[f| 40 70

vania Ohio and Marylond. If records are not
smashed in this match the predictions Of experts
will not be realized. Illinois. which had good
team together was, unfortunately, unable 10
raise the funds necessary for its expenses
There are several new matches this year Whicn
are attracting heavy entry lists. The Natlondi
Rife Association has added two contests. the
Leach Cup and the Interclub. The former IS
for the cup presented in 1874 to American rifle
men bv Captain Leach, OF the Irish interna-
tional team The match for all comers Is at
500 900 and 1000 yards with sporting rlile
This cup has not been competed for since ISo-
The interClub ma tch is original. from the IdcL
that it will be shot home ranges by cluos
throughout the United States.
Labor Day promises plenty OF sport IN the
Yachting line Chief among the contests
scheduled is the ocean race of the Atlanuc
Yacht Club, from Sandy Hook to Fire lslaho
Iightship and back for which Commodore hop-
ert E Tod with his customary liberalty. offers
a handsome cup TO the winning schooner anu
another TO the winning sloop His intention is
to encourage the sailing of yachts by then
owners and TO develop the weatherly quahtles ol
the vessels by giving them ocean racing to DO
The object is a worthy one, and yacht owners
should act promptly by entering their boats lot
this race which is sure 10 be an interesting one.
Anothe yachtsman deserving of credit is AT
thur f Rendle through whose efforts the Amer
lean Catboat club organized last "eeh-
owners Of legitimate catboats have become
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
NOTES OF THE LINFS.

At the Newark Athletic Club there VAL ee ball
sweepstakes on Saturday. and a tw, bail mems
roursome on Labor Day The Fox Hills ,eam will
play at Newark on September s PROBABLY eight
men on side \ women's handicap IS arranged
for September IS. and a mixed folrs5me tor Sep
tember 80 tournament. open to All golfers in
New-Jersey is being talked OF for September 2L II
Will be an all day affair Of thirty-six holes wiki
ball foursome handicap vii be run Oh on October
IL ana on October IS. >. . and November there
VIII oe play 20. a club cup IN which four sets of
engage the members on Norerrae~ 5 h. Is Is and
z while on NOvember = there VIII be an eighteen
hole handicap; Th' season WILL end November
% with a driving competition Tor men and women
The women's championship OF the Harbor HIl
Is TO begin on September 25 with a qualifying
round at eighteen hoes The match play rounds
Will follow on succeeding Sa tIr5ays until October
Wen the finals will be played Tne present woman
champion is Miss Mabel ScryIser who 5 captain
OF the women team Tie previous holders ~ 49,, -Ee
kobbe. Miss A h Robinson and Hiss Margaret
Johnson
w l. Baldwin. secretary OF the Wee Burn Gon
Club. announces t.-e following team matches for
the autumn season at the Noroton course:
September 2e-wee Burn vs.. BrookIawn. at Wee
October 4-wee Burn VS.. St Andrews. at
otsSt:;6 oeto6eE s-wee Burn vs.. New-Haven Country
Club, Wee Burn.
The monthly handicap Of the Dyker Meado"
Golf Club will take place "Wednesday
w. W Lowrey expects to arrange an open 'ou,- .,
nament at the Fox Hills links 'mmeo'''eS ~ -
lowing the open championship at GareeH CiS "
oc,ohsr The dates selected Will probably be Oe-
tober II and 13
IT., Nv,rort Golf Club has offered its links tOr
The won,en's annual championship Of the STATE o.
Rhode Island The contest will be played iioN1
September to s. inclusive
Adirc,d dack golf clubs expected 10 senu
strong entry for the annual tournament OF 'l'
Arpersand club at Saranac Lake on Septeinos =
and s A number of handsome prizes prizes nav nav - shs
provided including one Tor the elSAAe NN -
first round match play
THE ,,ontb1v handicap at the Dyker Meadow
r,nEs will take place on August q. Handicaps VIZ
Also be held on August 50 and oD LABOR G>>s
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

body else. but about which they are so much ex-
cited that two of them Joe Ullmann and Leo
Never came to blows about IT. Ulmann came
from Chicago heavily backed by Jim O'Leary
and others. and announced that he was ready TO
take anv bets no matter how large. AS q result
the business Of many books seriously affected
Several of the hookrakers here to form n
combination to fight U1rrann. so that we may soon
hear of boOkmakers trust.
Another season there will undoubtedly he run at
Saratoga a Saratoga Derby. Mr. Whitney wished
TO have such stake instituted for the purpose Of
attracting the best two-yea r-ods OF the East and
the West ard attractive will undoubtedly
he offered with that end In view Saratoga Is the
only place at which II seems possible to get the
best Of the East and the West to meet. After the
melancholy experiences OF the past it will be in
creasingly difficult to persuade Eastern winners 10
send their three -year-olds 20 run In the Chicago
Derby. and Western owners show little disposition
20 send their best to the metropolitan tracks. To
Saratoga. however. they do send them. and the
track at the Spa seems 10 be regarded sort OF
neutral ground. and thus admirably adapted for
just such stake Mr. Whitney has In mind.
Carruthers & Shields gave Patsy McCue 81 0oo
for winning the Saratoga Cup with Advance Guard
yesterday. McCue rode as he used to ride when
he was one of the best bows in the saddle He de
clares that he has mended his ways for good and
to-day signed the pledge.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

animal ashore and disappeared among the
DaIton's exhibition was the feature Of the day
Our of a total of twenty feats the best were stand
Ugmmine sg S1ii "a like porpose undressing in The water
and showing the various methods OF ilie saH!ttisr
in one of the East Side public schools The ciuo
presented Dalton with gold meoa' a' tue coioiu
Charles Donna quarter mile rowing match
ond Time minutes T,o1oee 2U p Ropers Won a tub
second duck chase ana lnois nd ssI9TonIS In
an under water swimming match j. RaG@macher
made a record of ninety-e1sht feet he also won
Among the officers present We're Commodore F
Commodore John Dieden George A SjeigedeI;;
Louis Adler Andrew Dafng 5ohm snd
Thomas Hall and William Donaldson, OF the mouse
viii be sailed on October 5.
THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM
The vawl Vtgiant owned by Percy Chubb of the
New-Yok Yacht Club which has been making an
extended cruise in the waters of Labrador and
Newfoundland. has returned to Halifax. Nova SEQ
Ma Mr re ea[1y ya viii 0n9a Go6nue 10 cruise
along the Eastern Goa st 'or short time 9efofe re
owned by Evans R. Dick, of Philadelphia arrived
at Halifax Thursday.
Henry o. Havemeyer's HerreshoT built sloop
yacht Electra and John R. suydam's Arrow are
entered in the SPECIAL OF sd fhe {o
$500 cup offered by j. Campbell Smith, who owns
FIcctra have each won a leg for the cup, and to-
days race is expected TO be keen one from
start to finish. The other entries include Richard
Hyde's Gayety, Allan Pinkerton,s Pinkie. Charles
n Covells Treasure. Aymar Johnson's Marie. F.
+ Viking j. Fred Ackermans Sci
NADIA and H. H. HOLSTERS Grotona
Off Oyster Bay to-day the knockabouts en-
tered for the annual Corinthian of the Sea-
wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club will sail over the
rs club They will be manned by anna
teurs and some lively work is expected IL there is
good breeze from any quarter. The entries include
he Marc he CsOWau.
Lucille and the Heron.
The officers and members of the Seawanhaka
Club are said to be pleased at the action of the
Town Board of Oyster Bay in assessing the club s
Centre Island at $4,000. This shows
material increase In the value OF the clubhouse and
grounds
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
THOROUGHBRED TOPICS
LOOKING FORWARD TO THE FUTURITY-
PROBABLE STARTERS
A BOOKMAKERS WARRIOR A SARATOGA
DERBY-MCUE GETS $1,000 FOR WIN
MING WITH ADVANCE GUARD.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Saratoga Aug 24.-With the Saratoga meeting on
its last legs. only four days of the meeting re-
naming the thoughts of racegoers are turning
with one accord toward the Futurity, greatest OF
all two-year-old stakes. More interest than usual
is felt in the this year for two reasons-hrst'
the stake will be worth nearly double its value or
last year: and second the difficulty of forecasfing
the result is greater than ever before Several OF
bIv th6 Keenss have already shipped their horses
TO Sheepshead Bay and the Futurity candidates
are all either at Sheepshead or on the way
The equine exodus is at its height just now. and
it is not unlikely that s1o00.Co0 worth of horsefesh
left Saratoga to-day. Among the tnoroushoreuS
shipped this morning Payne. who Will carry
the elder Whitney's colors in the Futurtty; irish
Lad and AcefuIl who will represent Whitney &
Duryea: Merry Reel. who will run for Nj; Madden;
Skful who will represent G X EHlson ana
Afr!cander
There is no doubt that the Futurity field will be
one Of the largest in the history of the stake,
The Keenes will probably be represented by three
starters II has been said that they will start nve
horses. but this is extremely unlikely. NOBODY
knows just which OF their eighteen eligibes Will
be started but the fleet flly Dazzling and the game
Whitechapel likely TO be selected Rigodon'
Blturca Clarion. Prediction and Injunction can De
saf ly put aside In ones calculations Whe
Flying Prince and Hurst Park are possloLlQe5SS.
Tam o shanter and Sir iIaunceot are TO- the pGoYe
Rowe has a surprise among them
Merry Reel is known 70 be fast. and Mr. MADDEN
will surely start her. Irish Lad and Acefull may
be depended on. go to the post with Payne
Sknful and Africander Will run Mary Street VIII
carry the Feathers;one colors- August Belmont
has four eligibles in Mzzen. Fire Eater. Saiimaker
and Lord Of the Vale Mizzen seems the most
likely of the lot. This fine son OF Hastings was
prevented by Interference from running his race
IN The Saratoga Special and Mir. Belmont hooes
he win show his Morris Park form In the Futurity
~ he snes lei the look out Hurst bourne VIII
run for the F"eischmann stable and. as ne mas nor
started since Brighton. should be fresh for the
great struggle
SIR VOORHEES, seems likely 10 bear the Haggin
silk but Sir Hugh and Lady Sarah. practically
unknown quantities. may be selected. Mexican $
lameness turned out to be less severe than had
been feared and r T Wilson. jr.. expects 10 start
the $4,000 colt on Saturday. Green 3. Morris will
rely on the Golden Garter colt ATtvs. and Blue
Ribbon will De named by Captain Sam Brown
Jacob Worth has a candidate in Mamie Worth.
while Golden Maxim. whose work has been mos
promising will for J. p. Kramer.
There has been started al Saratoga a war be-
tween bookuakers which concerns scarcel my
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

Amateur drivers will have inning at the
grand circuit meeting Of the Empire Trotting
Club II September. provision having been made
for wagon race each day. Horace ". Wilson
the secretary. says that wagon champions Of
America are certain TO be seen in competition
for each class Of trotters and PAGERS will be
offered opportunity to show sp= ed. All races
in the amateur classes will be two in three. mile
heats and non-wnners of one heat in two will
be sert to the barn. This will insure racing of
the keenest kind. Among the horses that will
be seen in competition are The Monk Jolly
Bachelor, Indian jim. Don Derby MalZour and
the best of Billingss stable.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

On Saturday Buffalo and Western New York
viii witness the opening Of racing plant In
fact, there viii be few plants. outside Of per-
haps. Saratoga and one two of the New-York
courses, which can compare favorably with the
racing course, which has been created at
Kenilworth. the North Main-st. city line of
Buffalo. The Buffalo Racing Association
its way with the State Racing Commission and
the Jockey Club. where many predicted Its
failure, and the fact that it secured license and
dates, respectively, from these two bodies is
reconr endation in itself for any one familiar
ar all with the American turf. The New-York
Jockey Club has made and is making, every
effort to keep the turf OF the Empire State
guiding star for the country. and, perhaps, OF
the world, and Buffalo means to play no incon-
spicuous part in this circuit being created
within the State borders
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
ON THE RICHFIELD SPRINGS LINKS

Golf IS now at its height at RfchheId SPRING.
The links Is well patronized and weekly handbags
for both and women will continue well into
September The golfers have recently been rein
forced by the coming OF Stewart Campbell Of Yale
who has already equaled DcvereaUx Enmets rec
ord OF 81 for the double round. Among the other
good players there the Messrs. Bailey Young
Jennings livingston, Cole. MouItOn and Maonev
Mrs. George A. Beaton leads the women PLAYERS
whose best represents tives Mrs Adele Kelley
Mrs Ransom, Miss Tuller and Miss Orr
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

cup. Mrs. George ;. Dearborn the runner up cup
and Mrs Richard T Wainwright the consolation
cup. On October ! there VIII be 4 bDgis handicap
for a prize presented by Mrs. Harry T Shriyer.
and October a team ma tch with the POwelton
women. OF Newburg- There will also he a match
with Hillside on October Il and with EngIewood on
October u. the first at Rye and the second a.
EngIewood-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

The New-York baseball team continues to
bring I'D the rear in the battle for the cham
pionship Still some of the teams above New
York are so pitffulIy weak that there is yet hope
for Harlem at least escaping tail end honors
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
All Wool, a Yard Wide. No Shoddy-
q 4 {, &


The of New-York Tribune shows gain
than ii cent Sun
day for July 1902. compared with the sams month In
>Nx1I ~-A u - stiU krowink
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

NAMENT-NoTEs AND COMMENTS
proper knowledge Of the rules Of cricket ap-
pears to be lacking in New-York, and frequently
when some unusual question comes UP, those IN
terested are at q loss for the correct ruling IN
the game between the Brooklyn and hnlcher-
booker teams on Saturday, there was dispute
as to the fitness Of the light for play. ana the
Knickerbockers refused 10 continue the game
The BrookIyns remained in the field. bowled a
ball at an imaginary batsman, and then the
urnnire awarded them the game by forfeit
There are two rules of the game to cover this
contingency. The first says: The umpires are
the sole Judges Of fair or unfair play, Of the fit
ness of the ground the weather and the light for
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
IN TIE WORLD OF SPORTS.
FACTS FOR AMATEURS AND PRO
FFSSIONALS.
'ORTS TO-DAY,

>0y.I.EDGE OF CRICKET RULES-PREPAK
ING FOR RIFLE AND REVOLVER TOUR
NAMENT-NoTEs AND COMMENTS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

The Monmouth County Hounds will meet at
Newport the following dates: September 8.
Mile Corner. 4:30 2. m; September g. Slate Hill
Farm. 4:30 p. m: September IL. Coddington
Cove, 4:30 p m; September 13. Quaker Hill,
4:30 p. m: September Is. Vanderbilt Farm. 4:30
D. M: September IS Brier Farm. 4:30 D. m.
September 20 Indian Avenue. 4:30 p. m: Sep
tember %. Ocean Drive. 4:30 p. m: September
% Miantinomi Hill. 4:30 p. m; September q.
Southwick Grove 4:3O p. NJ; September 80
Sandy Point Farm, 4:3O p. m: October .. Slate
Hill Farm, 4:30 2. m; october i, Vanderbilt
Farm, 4:30 p m; October 4, Mile Corner. 4:30
o. m; October 9, Sandy Point Farm, 4:3O 2. m;
October II. Vanderbilt Farm. 4:30 ?.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

This promises to be active athletic season.
and the lovers athletics in this district will be
given several opportunities TO see the local
champions. well as the national champions.
compete. Three very important athletic fea-
lures scheduled for the month OF Septem-
Der On La Dor Day the Greater New York Irish
Athletic Association will close its outdoor season
with athletic programme Of specially
ranged contests, notably meeting Of De Witt
and John Flanagan, who will meet in special
limited handicap, and a three mile match race
between A c. Bowen. the intercollegiate cham
pion, and Jerry" Pierce. the Indian runner
These two lads dead heat July 4, and
the referee has ordered them to run 1t over
again Labor Day.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

BY his travelling twenty miles in the worlds
record time of 27:1S and by covering of
those miles in 1:1Sh, the fastest mile ever made
in the world with bicycle a bicycle track.
Joe Nelson. the dmnutive Swedish lad, has
proved his ability to succeed his brother John
ME-" who fatally injured in a at Mad
iSon Square Garden last yer. Nelson paced
by the Red Devii' motor tandem, behind
which Munroe has travelled fast and the
machine is now looked upon one of the best
in America The motor was brought to this
country by ''Plugger BIZ Martin
One Of the best attended athletic meets of the
year is usually the Scottish games of the New
York Caledonian Club. Fifty -fourth-st and Sew
enth-ave. which will this year take place at
Washington Park and Casino Long Island on
Labor Day. The sports of the day will begin
with an old fashioned Scotch reel at 10 a. m.
Music will be furnished by Lovels and Bos-
walds banGs and the pipers of the club. There
will be twenty-four contests
Tennis experts expect that NJ. D. Whitman
will again at Newport save the day for America
as he did at Bay Ridge recently. Those who
fear II. L. Doherty more than they do his
brother.
While the automobile meet at Brighton Beach
on Saturday was success. the time made was
remarkable Many of the fast machines
were not seen at all. Competition among club
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

tired Of racing against freaks with fin keels, and
they hail with enthus the advent Of club
which declares its intention Of giving catboats
fair and equitable with a reasonable
chance of winning prizes.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

members would prove to be more enjoyable and
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

The Newport Golf GLIB has offered ITS hI'As |.
III. wonep's annual championship Of the STATE
Rhode Island The contest will be pidJeu A4''
September 2 to s. inclusive
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

Adircs dack golf clubs are expected 10 SEM -
. antrv for the annual tournament or th'
Ar,nersand club at Saranac Lake on September
and s A number of handsome prizes nasG nav T., I'm IN,
orovided including one for the eiSht Oe<'sn ~ 49,
first round match play
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

The monthly handicap Of the Dyzer Meade"
Golf Club will take place "Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

w W. Lowrey expects to arrange an open 'o.,-
nament at the Fox Hills links immed'a'sy -.
lowing the open championship at GaFoT" OltS - =
$3.50 -rbs dates selected will probably be Oe
tober II and l3
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
FOURTH RAcE-sellIng; three-years-old and upward

FIFTH RACE-Maldens,
half furlongs.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

The monthly handicap at the DSAer " n
links will take place August q, Lidn9,S
Also be held on August 80 and % LABOR &>s
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tsll1fADa t y y TT
Col. Black, Judson Harmon ani

Col. Black, Judson Harmon and
W. Won Steiniw,e'hiir: II we're visitors
the FIRST & of the week They are
interested in the Ft. Stevenson
reservation and were looking over
the tract Of land with a view Of
placing portion Of it on the
market. They returned from their
trip Tuesday, well satisfied
with the land, this being their first
tour < of inspection. The gentlemen
were more than pleased & With this
country and y were surprised at the
great growth Of vegetation. Apof
|atiioaps aias 81 I. the resasyetiien viii be +
thrqyn opagn., to e. / purchasers yla 4 thie I
fall; IhsX deRaEtsd feE thgiF h9Ws
Tuesday. ..7.5
\ p:c..ay Hs.h. 4 "a a
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his voucher Mr.. Gronna, an ol,
time leading republican of Lakota
Nelson county is largely settled BY
Norwegians, and citizens who hav,
always stood for law and order
and would scarcely stand for {
lawyer without his being in favo1
of the enforcement of the laws. Il
is believed that b. p.'s will have nc
favors if Mr.. Erich is elected at.
torney general. Professor Frich
father of the candidate, is an hon.
ored member of the faculty oi
Hamline University, Minnesota,
and stands high among the leading
churchmen of his countrymen.
Prior to coming to Minnesota, Pro-
fessor Erich was president Of, the
noted Iowa educational institution
at Decorah, where ex-Congress-
man johnson and his brother were
educated. The ex-congressman
lives in Nelson county, knows the
candidate and his antecedents.
Professor Erich is we'll known
throughout the northwest as an
educator of high standing and a
clergyman who is said to hold as
confidential relations with his
church people as does the good
Bishop Ireland with his clergy
and what higher standard could be
attained? Without knowing Mr..
Erich personally, those who do
speak for him in the highest terms,
and his candidacy seems to meet
with favor, as his antecedents are
known and backed by a constitu-
ency like Nelson county repub-
licans stand for Mr.. Erich must be
the proper man for attorney gen
eral. Judge Corliss of the state
supreme bench is quoted as saying
-"I have known Mr.. Erich for
many years ane truthfully say
he is in every way qualified for
the position Of attorney general"
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