New-York tribune., 1902-08-03

centred on the field of the Saratoga Polo CUP,
where on July Is the polo chanP5oIsna P
They have occupied all the available DAYS ' SlISe'
be games gam We're Supplemented BY the annual tour
snament OF the Saratoga POLO cup ior tne no .The
of the Hitchcock Sanford and Ballston cups. ne ne
Junior polo event for the cup presented ps
Test is for the cup presented by William Waldorf
.Astor through the Tuxedo Club. The champion pn
teams: Lakewood duniorl George J. Gould @ Jay Jay
Gould ngdon Gould and BENJAMIN a1 II SiGS %ontagne
sr, f. s. Conover and P. F. Collier; Country Club
& {. 15iafs7' BrokaG and J / Blair: Lakewood: E
Cowdin. J. NJ Waterbury, 1T l. MafeF0n'y Tfon 9IaTk Il
" q Goodwin and Joshua W SFa2e r. n BFGn E Rosen Mash
eesses beautiful polo field, but on the opening day
like other places, cannot control the elements
easst be impTessien that his team or his road
ster discount almost anytning I"n1d be gS the
aforesaid colonist handles the rens as they shouLu
ceptionaiy fast horses here this season. conse-
,uuently there many differences or opinlqn 2
f3endly rivalry, have to be settled. The new
speedway, almost mile IN length Is 1Ia Jne free
neutral zone where all such matters nave yea a l9Te e
end impartial trial Every fire day there, are
IeIg an9 rapd succession of brushes Of
half mile and appears TO be the eslaollsle
Condition much to the delight of the horse owners,
almost all of whom Go their own driving. s-nG Inc
Ia rresf number of contestants is TO be observed
on the speedway in the late afternoon and carry ~
evening hours AT the recent d9rlnd ma gTiyen bv
Names Shevlin. of Brooklyn, who owns ana ocGu- SG
ribbon for speed. The speedway has become one OF
Saratoga's summer institution ,z
At time it seemed doubtful II saratoga NVu@ f
again this year enjoy the spectacular dellght E OF
enother floral fete and festival as me aroSonS t @
labor incident to the voluminous oetaiIs OF sucn - @
undertaking had proved burdensone 10 Inose 2 MIdI
events After several conferences between the sara
4oga Floral Association and leading citizens IL was
september which is close at hand. and TO conduct
& much greater magnitude tnan f ever oeI01. I
gramne In the original parade given here seTeIai i
wears ago remarkably fine effects were proouceo
by flower decorated carriages and vehicles. After
ward artificial designs and floats were INTRODUCED.
which in the opinion of some, had deter11raunss Is
eject The new programme eliminates all such
designs and floats. and limits the parade TO mower
.5ecore ted carriages carts, automobleS ana
horsenen. Even the bicycle is not TO be recog-
universal approval as it viii insure the presence in
the parade of fully mile OF carriages ana I a. n
mobiles. The battle of flowers will take place III
The little people Of the ChiIdren's, Home last
Tuesday had a trolley ride to Kayadeross PARK
Saratoga Lake There they embarked on the
steamer Alice. and were taken to Luthers w Mhl6e @
the lake where they had dinner After several
the same route The Rev DR.. Bostwick Hawiey IS
president of the Children's Home. I'll,
The Rev Dr. Herrick Johnson, OF the McCorInlck
Theological Seminary who Is mere on MS i aIlauai
from the accident recently sustained py MIN al
e familiar form of the venerable Brooklyn cer
syrnan, the Rev. Dr. Theodore l. Cuyler, Is seen
on the streets daily He has been annual V1sltor
here for two generations DR.. Cuyler says that he
owes his continued good health TO regular pilgrim
ages to this place and TO the Judicious use OF the
sparkling mineral waters.
The links of the Saratoga Golf Club are patron
tzed by large coterie of enthusiastic players the
majority Of whom are summer SaTatog1ains; The
most from dav 10 day, regardless of the weather
In fact It is almost a continuous tournament anu
many handsome prizes competed for.
The movement to organize an automobile club is
etfu being aeitefed. With a few exceptions, the
automobiles are owned by visitors and colonists
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