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New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
GOLF.
English Team to -4rriue Merit Week
its Final Itinernrn

The expected sailing Of the English golf team, 60
Friday has added a marked impetus 70 the urspars-
toIs Tor fall tournaments Although the visitors
are not due 70 arrive IN the metropolitan district
until August u, their appearance in Boston on
august TO- against the intercollegiate team will
attract many OF the players who are summerfnr
In Nev-England, and the EngIishnnen are likely =,
have an enthusiastic greeting L. H Conklin, OF
Princeton who has charge OF the details OF the
match has not yet announced the makeup OF tha
college team. but he expects TO have the accent
ances al in shortly including those OF Walter
Esan and H q. Esau. the intercollegiate cham
pion who Won the Exmoor cup for the second
successive season Saturday.
The Enghshmen viii arrive on Friday or Satur-
day OF next week but Will not be called on 20 play
until the following Monday. In the interim thsv
viii be the guests Of g. Herbert Windeler presi-
dent of the United States Golf Association who
VIII entertain them at the Brookliue Country CLUB
terday. when Lionel H Graham president Of tie
\eW-JefSey state Golf Association. announced
Baltusrol Golf Club ON September and g when
they viii play picked team representing the as
mittee having the trip in charge 10 give each sec
ttonal association an opportunity meet the Eng
the list of such assOCat tOns. enabling the team to
gain a fair idea of American links The revised
schedule OF dates IS now as follows
August Io-Ia'srsollssato team at Myopl4 Hunt Cub.
Country Club. Manchester oy-the-Sea
August 1s-lhicaso team at Glelvew Coli CLUB
August 2fNIetro1ol-au Garden Club
August Shinnecoek Hills team. Ar Shinnscock HTls
August -AII Eastern team at Garden CITY Gol4 club
August 80 to September In Canada.
September 7AI-Uutte1 States Nassau COUNTRY
September a-NsvJersey state team ar Bslruarus Cole
September 12-PhadeIphia team at PhuadelpAa Couu-
SEPTEMBER II to 179Iateh play tournament at EwanoS
Country club. Manchester. VI
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
INGOM4R'S OCEAN RACE.
Thistle Reported in accident off
Nantucket.

Highlands OF Navesink, n J., July 2S-In the
Atlantic Yacht Clubs ocean race from Brenton's
Reef LAghtship. off Newport, r l.. 10 the Scot
land Lightship off New-Yor6 Harbor, by way Of
Nantucket South Shoals Lightship. NJ. +. Plants
schooner yacht Ingomar finished first, turning the
Scotland Iightsnip at 6:j o'clock this evening
Tie vessels time over the course go miles, was
approximately 81 hours and 2S minutes, an average
speed of almost nine knots an hour
The other two yachts that started IN the race
were the topsan schooner Thistle owned by Com
modore Robert z. Tod. Of the Atlantic Yacht Club,
and r H McCurdy's Lasca The Thistle
ported as having been struck by a squall off Nan
tucket Monday night. which carried away her
foretopmast and sprung her mainmast. None Of
her crew were injured II said and she went
under lower sails.
Neither the Thistle nor the Lasca in sight
when the Iugornar finished. One Of the vessels,
the name of which could not be distinguished,
passed Fire Island two hours and five minutes
after the 1uComar-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
ATH RACE-For mares and geldings three years old
and upward. One mile and seventy yards.
NO LICENSE FOR SAM" HILDRETE
Jockey Club Denies Application Made by
E. E. Smathers in Trainers Behalf.

The stewards Of the Jockey Club, at q meeting
held last evening, refused the application for p
trainers license made behalf OF s. c Hildreth
by Z. L. Smathers.
That such application had been made or was
about to be made, to the Jockey Club to reinstate
Mr.. Hdreth has been common turf gossip since
NcChesney was brought East two weeks ago. os-
tensibly TO meet J. 3. Haggn's Waterboy in a
match race AZ Brighton Beach. There were many
turfnen il: fact, who contended that the real mo-
tive in bringing the Western champion East was
in the hope Of restoring the trainer to good stand
ing with the Jockey Club. The theory of these
men was that Mr.. smathers. as owner Of McChes-
rey. would agree to postpone the match until the
Saratoga meeting if certain influences brought
to bear in Hildreth's behalf
Il these inferences correct the refusal Of the
Jockey Club to grant license to the trainer proves
that the plan fell through completely Although
McChesney was brought to New-York by Hildreth
he was turned over to F. NJ. Taylor relative OF
Hildreth, Immediately his arrival at Graveseud
Hdreth's troubles in the East began two years
ago and date from evening when, It is alleged
he drew sun a in West Chester village
An alleged fight with John L. Madden at about
this time did not help him. Until within few
months OF this occurrence he had been training
William c. Whitney's horses
The Jockey Club last night granted the applica-
ton of the Buffalo Racing Association, incorpo-
rated yesterday. for racing dates from August %
TO September 70, inclusive. The following officers
OF the Buffalo Racing Association were approved
Joseph Murphy, presiding judge and Handicapped:
L. y. Salmon. clerk of the scales; Mars Cassidy,
starter; Barney Riley, paddock and patrol judge
J Boden, secretary.
The following licenses were granted: Jockeys
Henry Knaack Charles Gray. William smithson,
Edward J. Furman. s. Wainwright. Louis A. Munro,
Dyer; " Bodily Igaae, Cohen. Hiram T. Pierce.
i. NJ Taylor, r. H. Clark John Dymcnt, John
v alterS, J. L. Madden
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
TWO CLASSES OF THIRTIEs IN RACE
Buzzards Bay Boats Make Better Time
Than Those from Newport.
lRY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

Newport r. /. July 2S.-There was a race for
the two small casses-the Newport special 30-foot-
ers and the Buzzards Bay thirties-today. given by
the New-York Yacht Club over course in Nara
gansett Bay. The race showed that there was little
difference between the speed of the two classes
and although the Buzzard's Bay boats beat the
Newport boats over the course by about five min
utes SO confident the owners Of the latter that
they can sail on even terms that Tomorrow the
two classes viii start as one for cup offered by
Commodore Bourne Of the New-York Yacht Club
In the race to-day the 50-fOoters sailed for a cup
offered bv Fleet Captain c. l. r Robinson, while
the Buzzard's Bay boats raced for the New York
Yacht Club Cup There was strong southwest
wind The course was from of the dock at Fort
Adams 10 the spar buoy al Dyer's Island rounding
the jamestown rnark-both going and ccrning-4n
all fourteen miles This made short reach 10
Jamestown a run up the bay, 2 beat back 70
jamestown and reach 70 the finish linz
The % footers were sent OF fret, followed ten
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
SPINS FOR RELIANCE.
Ne,c Defender Sails IN NoTogansett
Bay-CoIumbia Stripped.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1BUNE,l

Newport. =. L, July &--The cup defender Re
lance went out for two sail stretching spins to-
day. Her manager. c. Oliver Isein, means 10
make all the improvements possible in the yacht
between now and the date of the first race against
Shamrock III. The Constitution is to be kept in
commission and under the management Of August
Belmont she viii also have frequent trials, for
she has been appointed understudy, to speak,
for the Reliance, so that If the latter should meet
with an accident serious enough TO prevent her
from keeping her engagement with Shamrock III.
the Constitution might sail against the Upton
yacht. According the deed of gift OF the
Americas Cup the challenged club is not obliged
name the yacht which is to defend the cup until
twentyfour hours before the time of the first race
The Reliance went up the bay as Tar as Prudence
Island this morning returning at noon. In the af-
ternoon she tried one OF the Constitutions main
sails, sailing 5 far Beaver Tail and back Mr..
Iselin says the yacht will remain in these waters
for about a week 70 try a number OF new sails
She will also go TO Bristol for q day or SO.
The Columbia was stripped to-day OF her sails
and gear She will start for City Island tomorrow
n
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
EeAN REDUCES oNwENTsIA RECORD

chicago. july 2s-H- Chandler Esan. Of Exmoor.
the Western and intercollegiate champion. In to
days play on the OuwenJsla links in the first
and second round for the RaveEoaks cup. re-
duced the record for the first nine holes OF the
course by going around IN thlrty-rour strokes.
seven strokes better than bogie EIe also defeat
ed his two opponents IN mastery fashion. win
ming in the first round nom l. r. Conkiin
the Princeton crack. BY . up and 20 play In the
second round Egan forced L A. Cros'y- Of Edge
water To give up after being up with 20 play.
not allowing crosby 20 win q hole Esau - the
present owner lf the trophy Lofls y James or
I5efiy.iev the national amateur champion. did not
enter to-davs play as ne said he intended 10 rest
fo- the Western amateur championship
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
MINISTERS BEATEN AT CHICAGO

Chicago. July 2s-A. {. McNIasters, the Canadian
tennis champion. was defeated here to-day in the
third round in singles for the Western champion
shin McMasters' opponent was J. J. Forstall d
local player The summary
Third round mems sirgles-R. -. Hunt beat r "
stephens. -. 6-i, L H Waidner beat c : Peters,
e-I- I T. ForsuaI \. -. AcNlasters- q
= Sro,,r Ierr q RI tIa-ne+t 6-3 G.. A. Djeh beat
= T9rnT t-2 fi-i- W Burton J. " Bingham.
I2--II O-6 30. y Emerson beat ". L. Knight GO,
6-1
FIRST round meme 5oUoies-BaEe and winston bear
vay aev and Price. by Gelault Collins and Waider beat
Peters and Garuett t-+. 6-3, IS. Palmer brothers
bas- VVf-b-euucr ana Kellogg. S-S 64- 5--I. 46 bS
Preliminary round. womeu's stnzlsS-Allss Miriam
steever beat Miss Mabel Lee g IS
First round. vvou-5n's snges-1Iiss annie Bqrsess
beat Miss Grace Ki1gsbury. 6-2. Go Miss Louise
Pound heat Mrs Abbot Thorudyke 90, e.; Miss Carrie
& NeeIy beat Miss Alice Hillran Go 81; Miss Violet
Suumerhsves beat Miss Leila Soule, 60 60; Miss
Winona CI0sternlan beat Miss Miriam SLeever 61 90:
Miss Marie Winner beat Miss Maud Pennington, t---l,
Ct Tdythe Parker beat Hiss Alice Rute7uan BY
dsfault Hazel Hedley Miss Eursor hy default
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
SUMMARIES
bE LNtLlE
3 FL.

FIRST EArE-2- --r-o.az. So farl7ss-
fT5.-T G.-e- III + 3Tlnst.es ,s, Z. n o--
zz.e -- Hasr7es. lo'-.-.., ,g G-gl-sF a. .
lrlH an 103 .Sst.epz ~ 10 aal s 10 /. Di-ah
--as 1ea 11----.. 10 70 and Adsl Trebla, 1o4
- 70 5 = % - .l5 raa 7 @ ser, soaa 155,' Won =
,..F---- Tine 1919
SECOND RACE-ssfag 7--ra--olds which have not won
1905 7 mile and 20 ya-5=.
a" 7 Izr5ets - osgo95. tr Faver
'Haay G--- s5.........-... .,--caf.er-y, ; S. 81
r5 55 .,s. 122 49, IS 20 70 a sa5 to , l. sneFs] 5s
-e-t : 70 end % L Szll-a q5 tVIEersor1. % +1
r7e = 5sstl % ,Creame- 80 70 ! and 50 10 /;
5r-s-l IN -, ~ - d eH1 r. ! lSse e. WtE1t 80
20 T ana % to E5sl r-a.e % RED ngtoap % 70
s.z- --H sta-r tzl- Won ridden out Time j Az.
7ii-HD FAcE--'zE CEEE. FIELD Stakes; selling
2-ye4--cls. So flronss
Ga,595s-.as 5--ss b % -5! I-aaaa- ISr.55 & 3
>==i. @ 5..75ss. '5sss3 55sss - - II ii
as % 70 sa5 = 70 I. Lam 4a 2 70 + oa vag@r ~ l95
= H9-sig Mss q lNioCarerty1. 20 70 and 70 /.
~ ae t ana oat also 7sa staft m 4aiT si-75e Won
l-L-s-H EAcE-I5aaa.oar. al ages. 1-16 mile.
.t, Ees11iT s1T - e. Z APr-l Shower. by
4...z. .gz.4s- s.... II 5s..s9ss} ,5ssss5s} al E
az-t1,s. 9 - 1tcczae-.yj u 10 and r, nal,
r---. y - aao 20 ]. and agnes D ; 81
-----.' e--. 20 70 ]. also EtaTT good Won
-EIzl 5e- 5e15se-l'Hs .ars and over. surlonrz
.1--as hohe-5sorrz ch & syrin nv g
e -a.Eo1r--I-asste aged. IL (Roterr-S,, % ,
.--a-a Z f0.' .-------. - lCoctral) 81 q
- --'- 81" elnprighu SOL 2l-I
p 1-ssen 30 'tzsaclo. 70 / sr6 . =, -
..t-e- lgi ,D-Eg--s- 90 and % =
p 80 .-zl-'1--', % = I and 20 70 Srei1z y
---S. .7', - . a15 % 70 4 IavaSio1 : 764
hl-H4-s11l- 70 70 and Ci1cf,rs-@+s = -: 10
@-- - p 1 Ju5ge Fulton @ % C-inresS-- ~ ~ %
- 70 - J. Locker 4 10 fC' 'E-is.1 35 - =; % 70
- 1aea Homer. aEc1 l07 lFUlerl r. ~ - 70 70 J.
enc Carer =. - X, WaIsaf IS 70 s - 80 . -
----e- > -gl t-z-So-s. j. ana & r. 70 10 J.
s-i good ~ ln ei@veriy- Time III " ais' ran
..A--- Es-E-0Iai4sH-5 3 years ana over. ,,-, z-5
20 yzr1E
--11 GARRISON. d Z slaoe- Rloaa..-
---l g -1--n.a--E Eeret-a- !, 100. l5iozs 10
5ss ss--5 E .o5 g ~ o,55zis - 81
>rer.-re !. 1gT G'e.sse. 65 10 and . 70 = IT,
- 't--a-a 10 70 an 20 1, Russell Carl
~ i-e @--za. 20 80 and 3 l. Pass Booi- 80
,--'.. 90 - and 20 10 T. King CarTa~ p 80
-----Sr - = and eseu Polite. 9 IG- rS,-l--tNU ~
'- ~1- 10 = .lc L1-gWorrh. 8. IIo (1fcCsMa-r-.
. arc 2 70 q 'Nill-srlsLeat, g. 10 .C- -E~ier1
- p q --tl--e . lo5 tDaisyJ. TO and 2 - -
- -gl '-rea-nerI lCo 70 and 20 10 / sror--
q 10 Cte11-Igron}. 10 70 / and I q ]. CO.. So
p ~. p" zt-7-elt]. ite ! 80 70 / vsrCg ,d.
.F.srl. 80 20 Z anc 10 ard White -. 1y'
.n-t.. 20 ~ 3 and - - T. also ra- So -
. vans Ilue. l-5s. s''l
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
woMEN,s DOUBLES AT NEWPORT.
TBr TELEGRAPH TO he 1RIBUNE.I

TBr rELEGRAPH 10 IHE TBIBUNE.l
Newport r I. July 2s-Two interesting matches
we're played at the Casino to-day in the women's
doubles lawn tennis tournament, and, result.
IN the nuals tomorrow. Mrs Barger Wallach and
her sister Miss Edna BargeT, VIII play Miss Maud
Wetnore and Miss Mary Busk Mrs Barger Wal
lach and Miss Barger defeated Miss Anna Sands
and Miss Mary Sands IN straight sets. Miss Wet
more and Miss Busk defeated Miss Anita Sand and
Miss LeonOra Sears in match which required
three sets to decide. The summarE-
Mr. Rsrse- WaIIach and Miss Edna Barger beat
Anna Ssuds and Miss Mary Sands. 63, % Miss Maud
Wetnore and Miss Mary Busk beat Miss Anita sands ana
Miss Lsonora Sears. 6-3 S-6- e.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
woMENs OPEN TOURNAMENT.

C. 4 Congdor- secretary or the GIsuStew Club
has announced the programme for the women's
open tournament which viii take place at that
course from August @ 70 Q. inclusive The links
will be opsn 10 visitors ten days prior 10 the
tournament aud practically all the wen known
women golfers Of the West who viii appear IN th4
subsequent national championship AZ Chicago viii
compete The qualifying round August 3 viii
be az eighteen holes and three pairs OF eights viii
qualify. Match play begins on the following da~
with an approaching and putting contest n the
afternoon. The semi-riuals 10 be decided Oh
August j. and the finals on August 8 There VIII
also be q mixed foursome handicap at eighteen
holes on Tie lIst daN-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

Baseball. Folo Grounds TO-DAY. P Il BOSTON
,s wv ToFE ADM SOC.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
bob" wRENN SHOWS IMPROVED FORM
Englishmen Win Matches at Nahant Tour
nament with Ease
- rErEGRArH Id - rRIRUNE.

Nahant Mass. July 2S--In the invitation tennis
tournament which began to-day on the Nahant
Club courts the feature was the hard rub given
G. L. Wrenu. jr, by r. {. Seaver. who took a
love set from H. /. Doherty last year. Seaver
took the first set easily to-day, and Wrenn won
the second only by combination of pluck and
luck Wrenn beat Seaver Ii. %. 6-5- The most
encouraging feature Of the day from an American
standpoint was R. D Wrenns Improvement IN
form. He played two matches, and won each
easily Neither OF the Englishmeu was called on
TO exert himself. The summary
First ro41nd-H. :. Mahony beat G. Atkinson j, fS
6-3: II J. Holt beat ". :. Warlauc. 60, 2-6, 80
T MoCIey jr., beat Goldman, g 2-6. Ct; r D
yy-berr heat T Pier f-1. II. L Doherty beat H
s Gladstone, by defaut: z P Larned beat II r. AIeI
second round-R- L. W-anu besr r = LaIned o."
C-l. II l. Doherv beat Il J. Holt g. o
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
PLANS FOR SEPTEMBER JOURNEYS.

Following its usual custom. the Westbrook Golf
Club Will hold open tournament Immediately
following the national amateur championship
Nassau The dates chosen are September g 9 To-
IL and T. some conflict Is likely 10 oc.ur as the
Hudson River Coli Association has chosen the saus
dates for its annual championship. September fa
always crowded month. but this wear owing -
the presence OF the English team, it is likely To
more popular than ever The Ekwanok Country
Club viii hold its annual tournament the week be
ginning September Il; Jhe LenOx Golf Club will
start similar tournament September 70 continuing
until September 10. tho Country Club OF West
chester viii hold its invitation tournament SEP
Jeulber "a, - and IS. while the Womeu's national
championship ls scheduled for the week beginning
September &S The Nassau club viii hold the
amateur championship on September I 10 s. in
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
FOR WORLDS BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Pittsburg. July 2S.-President Dreyfuss, of the
Pittsburg team of the National Baseball League,
announced that If PittsbUrg the National
League pennant the winner of the American
League remnant would be challenged to q series of
eleven games to decide the championship of the
world. the winner to receive 70 per cent Of the gate
receipts and the loser 25 per cent. the winner TO
visit the West and the Pacific Coast world $
champions, the losers to remain 1T home
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

The Horoscope tyo-year-old My Divination who
won L three-ouarters Of d mile sprint at Brighton
IN fast time has been sold to Andrew Miller for
sIyr1 said 10 be S. 900 She the first race yes
re~Gav al Jamaica in ner new colors. She was
formerIv the property Of J. g. Follansbes.
Albert Sn1ons whose fly Agnes Brennan ran
e-o5 ~ the Greenfield Selling Stakes. bid Ishlaua,
entered 70 be sold for $3.50 up TO SIS Her own
ers kent her by the usual S raise.
George Cdom who has not been well since last
Satt,rdsv. did not accept any mounts at Jamaica
.-a-t.rdaN.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
H4RNESS RACING.
Handbooks at Chenille 7'rack-N0
.4reSts Made, HOzCeUer.

Cleveland. July 2s-In spite OF the vigilance OF
the officers placed at the Glenvile track by Mayor
Gof. handbooks were operated this afternoon and
many wagers were made, the bOokmakers passing
out to their patrons small blue tickets No
were made as the work was done quietly and
without the sanction of the association
The sport was OF the best. despite the practical
absence of betting fast time being made The
first race. the 24 trOt. went to Billy Buck without
much effort. IN the 225 race Elastic Pointer won
easily although ne was forced to reduce his
ord from 2.lo 2,l6z. Fanforan. IN the 217 trot,
took the second and third heats. the first being
by Bernald-
Joe Pointer had the speed OF the 2-N9 PAGERS and
reduced his record TO 2;o5i4. thus making him the
fastest son OF the champion PAGER Star Pointer.
The first heat Of the 2:l6 pace produced the best
finish OF the day. the first four horses finishing
abreast in what appeared 10 be dead heat The
Judges gave IL TO KinEmOre, who had started away
behind the field and won out in the last stride
In the second heat spill occurred, in which Hal
Patron. John ". Patterson and Queen OF Spades
went down. The accident the fault OF the
driver of the Queen OF Spades. and the other two
were allowed 70 start II The last heat. Lou Dllon
will try 10 beat 2-0e1z tomorrow. The results
TRorTING-a:14 cLAss-PURsE 5000
Billy Buck b & by 81 Clair Cseersl. .--------.----
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
BOSTON SHUTS OUT INVADERS AGAIN
Both Sides Field Brilliantly-Home Run for
Criger-The Score, 8 to 0.
by TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

Boston. July 2s-Boston shut out the Invaders
again to-day in game that full Of brilliant
fielding by both sides. Not error was made
The batting of Collins and Criger was excellent
The former made a two base hit and the latter a
home run. A large crowd saw the game. and eX-
element at fever heat. Griffith, the captain
OF the visiting team. in the box. and allowed
nine hits Hughes for The local team, allowed only
three
Boston made its first run in the opening inning
on TWO singles. sacrifice and bunt In the third
they made another run Hughes went out on a
long 1y. Dougherty made double O'Br1en hit 70
EIberfeid who threw to Bevile in time 10 catch
Dougherty at the plate Collins tailed moment
later. Crigers hit TO the bleachers in the seventh
inning allowed him to make the circuit Of the bases
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

JAMAICA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

---7- ----1l-ior al ages. handicap. SIX furicnr-
re-r -.- 80 VT
..i..L H--f----.-- IL wealth --........ ~
--'-.-. -.-.-.---9tI houe .-..---.---.-. a.
'----'- ~ srE ---.----...-.. 80
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

-@D HAcD-Fos threl-y-a-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
.ox,nc STOPPED AT FORT ERIE.

bulL4I9, -15 onrsrio to-day found John d Herman
ilt Of promoting the Root-oaTaineI nsh' . rti
International club house at Fort El-s snneaI
oi Jun. 81 If Appeals of Ontario The penalty
70 the g from $50 10 500 fine or one year
laCi.s .so,enr or both The decision OF the Coart
Of Appeals IS epeetea. 1H ouid Stop glove
1aaglsLratg ,Snti1 the Court OF Appeals nassed III
appsaL
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
AUToM0BILING.
Dealers Object to Private Club Garages
NAV Retaliate, Says Mr.. Gallaher.

Ciauaher. chairman Of the technical com
.,.++ee of the American Automobile Association
~at6 when asked about the proposed p'l'a.s ',-
s1iaee - in+o the trade. For years. when the
, ness TO W was in its infancy the dealers were forced
IIu u'SI lost Of their profits IN making sood
,Iefecttve parts. he declared and now th4I ,ls
cars are being made fairly PEREZ - t,,otr
should receive a chance 10 gel D"0''
money. =. .t,. dealers were forced 10 the
wall t.lgs fI,rnshed to private garages it ao re-
fIIstng to supply their stocAlio
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
BOTH sHAMRoCKs OUT OF DRYDoCK.
New Yacht Takes Short Spin OFF Sandy
Hook to Stretch New Mainsail and Jib.

The two Shamrocks were taken out of drydock a.
Erie Basin yesterday morning, and towed 10 Sandy
Hook. Shamrock III did not leave the basin until
about Il o'clock
nlainsai and tib, left her moorings ~ Sandy Hook
and stood for the outside stretch her sails while
the rest of the feet remained inside. After going
Is far Sandy Hook bar. Shamrock III returned
and made fast her mooTingS.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
DUMRARToN CASTLE WINS CUP.

London, July cS.-The Goodwood race meeting
robbed Of much Of its customary attractive
ness by the absence Of the King who is in ireland.
The principal race Of the day, the Stewards Cup.
of 900 sovereigns, added to handicap sweepstakes
of 10 sovereigns each for threeye year-olds and up
ward. at . furlongs and 134 yards, brought out q
field Of twenty-one horses 1t by Dum-
barton Castle Nabot was second and Le Blizon
ran third. A heavy downfall of rain after
the beginning OF the racing spoiled the track
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
DRIVER HURT AT oLo sAueus

S~usus Mass July 2s-At Old Saugus this after
noon the trotter J. T. feiI in the stretch in the
% trotting- That his driver. William p11ntlev
was not TamPled ON was due only 70 the ouick
action or the other drivers. AS il was he wss
bruised on his face and head and VIII - Isf5 m
~ ~ several weeks Johnny Wiseuan won rhe 2-s0
class pacing The results
PACING-2.ao CLAsS-PURsE 5000
JOHNNY Wisenan- b. e by wiIkes-GIdson
ttoNt $50.
The Judge b. =. BY Belliri-Juua Thoraaals
Young 1,yazs 5 .ila5s.a 5sss
Time 2-l5-s, 2-15-s. 2.15ia 2.1T
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
wATERRoY ARRIVES AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga. y Y. July IS (SpeciaD.-J. & Haggtns
racehorse Waterboy was brought here this after
noon, and was included with the Haggin horses In
. new stable the main grounds of the Saratoga
Racing Association Waterboy is reported in good
form L. L. Smathers's McChesney. who has been
here several days, IS Horse Haven. an annex of
the running park. Naterboy and McChesney viii
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

minutes later by the Buzzard's Bay boats. ths
Mashnee and the Zingara- Though beaten by the
local boats the out, the Massachusetts
yachts. when hauled on the wind. pulled up the
other class. The Carolina got hung up lobster
pot and lost her chances of winning, and the Bar
bara withdrew before the was finished. evil
IDENTIFY having some trouble with her rigging.
OF the Newport class VaquerO III finished first.
( minutes seconds ahead OF the Breeze. The
M4a!snnee beat the Zingara minutes and seconds,
With the exception Cf the Carolina and Naqusru
III. all the boats were sailed by their owners The
Carolina sailed by Harry O. Havemeyer, tr-.
and Naquero III by Harry Payne Whitney. The
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