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New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
THE SOUTH BAY POLO CLUB.
Members of Brooklyn Riding and Driving
Club Organize 1T. H. Hyde Its Patron.

With James Hazen Hyde the stanchest pa
tron. members Of the Riding and Driving Club OF
Brooklyn who constitute part of the sport loving
colony at Bay Shore. Long Island, have organized
the South Bay Polo Club. The club organization
has Just been effected. and its officers Charles
F. Hubbs. president; Arthur Bourre. ce-presi-
dent: Henry T. Peters, treasurer and captain OF
the clubs team, and Allan PinkertOn secretary.
Few new organizations find themselves well
equipped with field this. The splendid stretch
Of turf at the country home of Mr.. Hyde has been
put at their command. This field is in perfect
condition and there Is ample parking space for
four-n-hands. drags and other vehicles A lawn
affords excellent facilities for other spectators
OF the active playing membership OF the club
the following will have positions the clubs
teams of juniors and seniors: NJ p. Nicholas, Hor-
ace Duval Bradish johnson. jr.. Lewis Gibb, c. Il
Fabre and George Seidenberg Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons of each week have been set
aside for the regular match play. which promises
to be of especial interest the season progresses
A series OF contests probably will be held with
teams from other clubs. II is probable that the
South Bay pOloiStS will apply for membership In
the national association at the annual meeting
Ihey already have nne string OF ponies and every
facility for spirited sport
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
CHESS.
Busy Week at Oneida Lake-Four Tourna-
ments to be Played.

Sylvan Beach, on Oneida Lake will lie the gath
ering place for chess players Of this State all OF
this week. and the four tournaments to be held
under the auspices OF the New-York State Chess
Association at its sixteenth midsummer meeting
will keep them busy all OF that time The Hotel
ST. Charles will be the scene OF the encounters
the verandas being placed at the players disposal
for the games.
The principal part OF the programme is the Sec
ond annual tournament for possession of the Rice
trophy, given by Isaac L Rice Of this CITY the
president Of the association. This contest is omen
to representatives Of all chess organizations in the
Eastern and New-EDgland States. and will last
five days Each player is required to play two
games a day.
The Manhattan Chess Club will send its cham
pion Harold NJ Philips. and the association viii
be represented by Otto RoethinG The BROOKLYN
Chess Club, which last year won the trOD6v
through the efforts Of G. S. Howell Of the AneTi
can cable team, Will send either Harry ZIrn me
present holder OF its championship or C. C'urt
L p 10 yesterday Dr. l.. D Broughton the secretary
OF the association rad received no entries from
the other States. rhe trophy will become tbs
properly or the ORGANIZATION whose representative
wins IL three times. The time limit is tventv
moves an hour. Money prizes will be awarded ~
the players making the best scores
As usual there will be three class tOur,a-
ments open to players ~ tho first second arS
third classes. respectively. In the first class
q. Curt OF Brooklyn. will b. the first prize Thers
is also the Wright crp which will go 10 the second
prize winner in the third class All the otber
awards viii be cash prizes
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
ALLEGED CASE OF DOPING"
Entries of R. H. Brown To Be Refused
Hereafter.

The second case this season of alleged druggns
OF race horses was discovered at Brighton Beach
yesterday and from the action taken by the
stewards of the meeting it is likely that the ef-
lenders II the present suspicious are confirmed
VIII be dealt with as sun,marily were 5he owner
and trainer Of DR.. Bidde. the horse Who was
"doped' at Morris Park, and who died from the
effects of ii.
In the first race yesterday r. H. Brown started
the hVe-year-old chestnut geldng II You Dare
and the behavior of the animal vas of a nature to
convince the stewards in the stand that something
was amiss. In the language of the stable, If Yeu
Dare had the appearance OF having been 10 the
drug store" He did not win but imm ediately
after tho race Lee Brown, who trains the horse
was called into the stand, where he remained for
almost half an hour
Later in the day the stewards sent word to the
secretary Of the Brighton Beach Racing AssocIa-
ton that hereafter the entries OF r. H. Brown
would be refused, and recommended that the
badges of both the Browns be taken up. The case
will be referred 10 the Jockey Club stewards at
their next meeting.
H. F. Meyer fined 500 for being late with
Star and Garter for the last race.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
SWIMMING.
Adams Wins SOo-Yard Race-Wenck, Rich
ter and HandleY Vietors.

The New-York Athletic Club held sUinp,,ps
races at its country place az Travers Island YES
terday. In spite OF the heavy rain that fell n
large number of competitors were on hand 10 trv
their skill E. H. Adams. of the New-Yorl An
letic Club. Won the 3o-yard handicap in fine stvIa
by eight yards. He had a handicap of tv-art,,
seconds l. De B. Handley his club mate with =
similar handicap. was second. 4
K. E Wenck, jr., of the New-York Athletic C,1,,b
was the winner in the 5o-yard swim for scratch
men, J. a. Ruddy, Of the same club. and William,
c. Miller Of the Twelfth Regiment tied for second
place. and honors were finally won by Ruddv The
50-yard novice swim brought out a crowd ~
ambitious youngsters. ". +. Richter OF the t,o
gotta Boat Club. got hrst prize and ". BovIa
second.
The 5o-yard tub race furnished lots Of ar,,,ss
mont. II. 3. Warren of the New-York AthIa,i,
Club. proved to De the best man in this line s,a
got hrst place. l. De Handley and T. f. Wenct
jr his eliminates, were second and third
The summaries:
ltty-yard swim tscrstchl-Von 10y T. r Wencl Ne--
York Athletic Club. J. \. Ruddy New-YorL A+El.+t.
N'u ,tsa Mlilian 6 Miller, 18th Regiment y c.
Fifty-yard swim tnovlcel-Won by W + pt.h,a-
Bogoa scat . lub; W Bowie. Pawnee Athletic Club sec
Association. third Time. 0;44 S"N
IhIee nuncred yard swim thaudicapb-Non nv = II
AdaIns, New-f ork Athletic Club secontsI- \ n -
Handley. New-fork Athletic club 90 serc,.is,
4.47. -'' '"iu- Tine
Fifty-yard tub racs-won by H. b. Warren N.,y-vo-.
third TINE. i;22A- N'Iu'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
A FARMING AUTOMOBILE NOW.

An automobile has at last been devised TO meet
the approval OF the farmer. IL IS an asrcultufAl
motor car. driven by strong. single cylinder en-
gine of about twelve horsepower and, II IS SAD
can be used most efficiently for many OF the plf-
poses OF the farmer where power and tractNl
force required 1t will haul double furfoa
plough twice fast as four horses and, unlike
the horses. does not give out from fatigue az 'ns
end OF five six hours. 1t can be used for aaa
ing heavy loads along the highwsy. or 20 dsss
a threshins machine. and is. according % az Ac-
counts a very complete combination OF poilao'S
and traction engine
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
RESULTS AT WASHINGTON PARK.

Chicago July N.-Presiding Judge Morse lifted
the suspensions on Jockeys Henry Adkins. Won
derly and Treanor. who were set down for rough
riding. The summaries:
First race ave furongs purse & Rainland. us H.
second Mast los Gezel), TO / third Time :O5 &
Toltee. Pat Harmon. Tryon. oudon, Martus, Water
melon and GayOsO also
Second six furlongs: purse)-Bardolph III Ian
dry). TO l, Orone. l04 IL WILSON,, l. second
AhoIs. IO2 GRIehardson) /. third Time l:I72s'
Christine Beautiful Best. Americana Iuckett ana
Floral Wreath also sid Silver al the post
Third race tFhe Lakeview Handicap. gross value.
$3.50 six furlongs; for year-odsl Proceeds l19
IHegesOnl 70 .. won Flo Bob. 121 (Wonderly) 3 10
!, second Peter Paul, 1l0 o. Wnkheld), . third.
Time. I:1S. Jerry Lynch. Auditor Lonsdale Iierney
Bats and Soldier Q; Fortune, also ran.
Fourth wheeler Handicap three and over.
value 81, 695 mile and quarter-Jack Ratlin,
Is. Bonner . I and 10 l. won; Gold T9ell
90 Reed. l. second; Flying Ship % CfI PhllIpsC
to 2 third Time. 2:l2%5- Lucen Appeby. Aladdin,
Bad News and Six Shooter. also
Fifth race zone mile; pursel-Bob Franklin. SIS Il.
Wilson, 10 p won; EchOdale. 103 III PhilIps). 8 10
second Evelyn Byrd los ADKINS TO l. third Time
1853 Balm OF Gilead, Little Duchess IL Moablna The
KeEtuckian and Lord Touchwood, also ran.
Sixth Zone mile; purse}-Warte Nicht a3 CV
Knapp, 3 TO l. won; EsheEin. 99 (B. Davis, TO 3
1;46. Travers and Hot, also
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

The winners. by corrected time. are as fol
lows: The Ingomar wins from the Emerald by
3 minutes seconds: the Latona wins from the
Elmina by 3 minutes 10 seconds; the Nicola
wins from the weetamoe by 81 seconds; the
Queen Nab wins from the Aspirant by l minute
81 seconds; the Challenge wins from the Hebe
by % minutes 45 seconds.
In the special classes the Chanticleer wins
from the Emerald by l minute SO seconds the
Latona wins from Katrina by minutes 80
seconds. and the Queen Nab wins from the
Isolde by minutes 81 seconds
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
GALE KEEPS YACHTS IN.
Wind and Rain Too Much for the
Shamr0Cks- Race To-morrrozC.

The two Shamrocks held fast to their moorings
in the Horseshoe of Sandy Hook nearly all day yes
terday while half gale of wind whistIed in their
rigging. Sir Thomas Upton had to make the best
of it the Erin, with Charles r. Flint and Cap
tain Willard H. Brownson, of the United States
Navy, his guests
Despite the rising gale Shamrock III started 10
leave the Hook at 10 a m. to run offshore for a
race, but before she passed the point of the Hook
rain began to fall and she returned to her moor
ings. The trials of the Shamrocks will be
sumed on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
EASTERN CLUB AT NEw-LoNDoN.
Fifteen Yachts Arrive-Rough Weather Ex-
perienced in Coming Around Cape Cod
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

New-London Conn. July lS.-Fifteen yachts OF
the Eastern Yacht Club arrived this afternoon
after good run from Newport Commodore Lau-
renee NIinot's schooner Hope Leslie is the flagship
OF the feet. In the special class the schooner
Puritan the old Cup defender. beat the lOO-foot
schooner Hooser, owned by William Nelson pro-
pretor Of The Kansas City Star" The flagship
was in the handicap schooner class, and the Cos
sack in the slOop class
The fleet had rough time coming around Cape
Cod. The sloop Wasp, after making three at
tempts TO round the cape, gave IL up and returned
TO Marbehead. Some of the smaller craft into
Hyanns for a lee.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
PLAY BEGINS AT NEWPORT.
IpY TELEGRAPH 20 re rnrRrNE-

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Newport. r. l.. July 1s-The first polo game
Of the season took place this afternoon at the
Westchester Polo Club grounds, and in spite OF
the rain the game was played to a finish The
teams were made up OF three the Reds and the
Blues. the former winning by a score of TO 8
The line up was follows: Reds. Reginald
Brooks. George H Norman Arthur s Burden:
Blues, P Z. Collier. Ogden Mills, tr. Peter ID
Martin. Games win be rlayed from now on every
Tuesday. Thursday ana Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
POLO.
Westchester Wins from Great Neck,
12 to s I-2, in the Rain.

The Westchester Country Club defeated Great
Neck yesterday in the second polo competition for
the Rockaway Hunting Club cups, played on the
field OF the Rockaway club. at Cedarhurst. Long
Island. The winners scored II goals to o1s foF
Great Neck OF which FIVE goals were allowed 20 the
latter team by handicap. Most of the club members
were surprised that the game was played at all as
rain fell incessantly. In the third period j. T.
Cooley. of the Westchester team, was cut over the
eye by a malet in a lively scrimmage. but he soon
returned TO the game and played to the end
j. NJ. Waterbury jr., added considerable strength
to the winning team He began the first period
well by making two excellent goals, and Blair made
the next two The second period the best OF
the match, for Great Neck held Westchester down
TO two goals. while Morgan Grace made the hrst
goal for his Robbins made another goal Tor
Great Neck in the third period, but after that
Westchester did all the scoring. Blair made four
Waterbury made one each. The lineup and score:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
EMPEROR WILLIAMS YACHT LOSES.

London. July 1s.-The American built schooner
yacht Navahoe, formerly owned by Royal Phelps
Carroll but nOR the property Of George w Wat
jens. was the first boat 10 reach Deal in the handi
cap yacht race from the island of Hegoland 10 this
place, started THURSDAY. There are three prizes
Tor the racers. $500 $50 and Sl25 given by the RoyaI
Temple Yacht Club. Among the starters. in ad-
clifton 10 the Navahos. We're Emperor Williams
Meteor the EmpreSs'S Iduna the Comet and tha
Therese. 4 - ~
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
Elapsad
Boat and owner.
THE oUIssErTA RUNS ON ROCKS.

Branford, Conn, July 1s.-The schooner yacht
Quissetta. of the New-York Yacht Club. owned by
Samuel c Davis. ran OF the rocks off Branford
Beacon to-day while making for New-London with
the yacht club squadron. She pulled of by the
steam yacht White Heather Edmund Randolph
owner an hour later and proceeded east apparent
"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

Mrs Parker and Mrs James Court, both OF New
York The first was from AllendaIe 70 I EaIlh EI
lin Beach, distance Of one ana One-elshtn LhiSs
Wrs Court won by % seconds. covering the 0iS
tance in 32:l4 After two hours rest a sec seGoh1 40
Mr. Court by 5S seconds. The time was S433 The
racers swami IN the track of steamers
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
J. FINN AND Or. KgIoANz ARE TIED

Three more games were contested In the Rice
Gambit tournament at the Manhattan Chess club
yesterday and as a result julius Finn and DR. II
keidanz are now tied for first place. Finn who
had the white pieces, was beaten by Major Han
ham. while Keidanz with black could do no hetrar
than draw against Phillips. The scores.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
EDGAR SCOTT WINS AT BAR HARsoR

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
Bar Harbor, Me, July B-The regular semi
weekly race for the 31-foot raceabouts here this
afternoon resulted in another victory for Edgar
Scott, Of Philadelphia. Last Saturday the Phila-
delphian won with his boat the Bat, and to-day
in a twelve mile he in almost three sec
ondS ahead of the second boat, PapoOse III sailed
by '. EVerit Macy. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
POINT JUDITH WINS FROM RumFoRo

Narragansett Pier. R. l.. July 1S-The second
game OF polo was played to-day between the Rum
ford Polo Club, OF Providence. and the Point Judith
country CUB the latter winning goals TO 1
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
PREPARArIoNs 81 KENILwoRrH rRAck-

perntendeut OF the Morris Park track came -
Buffalo to-day 10 take charge OF the kenilwort1
track. recently sold To s 5 Howl ef New
York. The grand circuit tT0tting meeting viii BE-
held the FIRST week in August. and August %
fortnight running meeting win begin
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
RAlN STOPS BICYCLE RACES.

The bicycle races that we're to have -,s - ss.l
Manhattan Beach yesterday were
next Saturday. on account o. ram
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

KALEIDOSCOPE ARRAY OF BAR6NSs
may be found each sunday IN the lt1tie @A
vertfsements in the narrow columns.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

ballooner from the lightship in. but it did not
help her much.
The finish times Of the leaders in the other
classes were
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

T. E. KimbaI general manager OF the ten,i-
Automobile Company. announces that ne
made arrangements in Paris which eaaoe hii'. y
place eleven and eighteen horsepower Mors cars
on the New-York market for mmedia's deiiVsi'-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

John a. Scott. eh. c. B. by Russeli-BengaIine;
+; Pwyer :: $500
imp Early Morn E: = pHyeT -. 1900
9. Bennett. :. 1.7OO
FranE Brown =. -. 1900
John May. 1900
vagaTy. br, +, 2 by Plaudit-vendl Henry O''
Mordeila. b l.. . BY Russeil-imp, Memorial. -''0
Frank Brown. -. 800
-; Lawior ;:.;....... $500
simons =, T.. 1900
,5 L Mc'iinnis :, -, -. =. -;:.:..;.. $500
imp Duchess o Ksa4aI' Al AleNs.lsr saields $500
Mr. Reed ...........--... 600
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

New-London Harbor was never crowded
with yachts as it is tonight. gale from the
southeast is blowing. and there may be some
accidents before daylight if it continues.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

Forty -eight of the total OF nfty-six games IN ha
played have been finished The black pieces now
have an advantage OF IS To IL. four games having
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

F. A La Roche. with bis new hsh speed =,
racQ car. will race with Barney O'u''e'~ = = <
Empire City track Yonkers. on SATURDAY, '"' & =,
nj > m. six other contests are promised iqr '-'
day.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

The Central Automobile Company. at NO -
Broadway. near F1fty -third-st, have ior - -.
date delivery eleven and eighteen 49,, -
AIors and ten horsepower Renaui's' g - -. r.r,
OF their Kind that may be had az tznHisdil'' y
livery IN this country
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
HORSES IN TRAINING SOLD.

sale Of horses in training held in the
paddock at the Brighton Beach track before the
races yesterday. The prices ruled good The con-
sgnments were from the stable Of J. ". Schorr
and various other owners. Fourteen head from
the Schorr stable sold for a total of 81 700 The
sales OF s.. 900 over
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
NEW SWIMMING RECORD BY WOMEN

10y TELEGRAPH To TIE rRiRUNEl
Kalamazoo. Mich, July ls-A new SWIMMING re-,
ord for women was made to-day at Gull Lake hv
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
HoRsg AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

A r Thorpe. of the Miller Stables,
hfth-sI and Broadway. reports s0V0
Charles T Proctor. OF West Fifty-eisn'i
now al the Atlantic City HORSE show
The little advertisements In tas req
columns look small. but the onef' - A. o
resent fn some instances
house
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

20 NeiD 8 to l and to 5: Unterock g. 90 u. Jones).
- 70 and - SGuid 3. 91 CCreamer). 100 10 l
and 40 10 J. also Start good Won hanoiiy Time.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
WEsTCHESTER. GI
Total

Summary-Goals earned-Westchester Il. Great Neck.
Allowed by handicapGreat Neck. 3 Lost by penalties
Great Neck q goal for two safet1es. Net score
Westchester u. Great Neck. Ga.
The final game for the Rockaway Hunting Club
cups will be played tomorrow, the competing teams
being Rockaway and the Westchester Country
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

For long tours the Pan-Ameriean - -. -
handled BY the Commercial NotcF ~9'F ,, 80
sey City are showing up we'll Two g - 1.-.-r
ue~e usss last sunday in s5emils tours 70 lsi'-'
and Pennsylvania resorts
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
HAVE A SPLENDID RACE.

From here 10 Cornfeld Shoal Lightship II was
a splendid race for schooners and sloops alike
With all the wind they could swing In their ton
sails and maintopmast staysails. the schooners
were making fast time f. C. Benedict set two
great staysails a fore and aft mainsail and fore
sail and two gaff topsails on his steam yacbt
Oneida, and she kept pace with some of the new
ones. Cornheld Lightship was passed like this
by the uineties:
HM.Sf uNe
6esaee i.S 'ouhnoia IL % 25
All three OF them set big reaching ifS+onsails
now and faster time than ever was made ~
the next turning polnt-Bartlett's Reef Lightsbin
which they passed as follows:
Inns p..e
Reliance 4 % Columbia %
Constitution ........ i:24;3ji
The Reliance covered the twelve and one
quarter miles minutes 10 seconds faster than
the Constitution. and : minutes 20 seconds
faster than the Columbia. The run from hereto
the finish was soon made, the Reliance crossing
the lire at l33:4S The Constitution carried
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19


audience -.-------.----.,-.. Co'NeD 6-i %
PiTouette 100 Achaels), 20 and to /; Mariorann
40 toGon) 20 and 10 3; SNonsoon 80 fsbea5 ~
ana to :; 'Petunia IA QIicks). / ana to .:
Glad Smile l0i (HaaC). 100 40 10 4. Serni,tc'
100 Gurnsl. y 1 70 . sweet Gretchen I6s
tSulnan). 70 and : .; Mernoram io4 5f'onnaiJh
? 10 and 70 I; CyPrenne. Cannon 10 10 anS
20 J. Flammua. 50 (McCaneTty) TO i ana 20 70 i
and TDancing Belle. % CCreaHnerJ ana 40 10
also ran start poor Won driving. Time l:0I u
"Couped. fLeft the post ' Iva %
FOURTH RAcE-THE IRoQUoIs STAKES; s-year
olds. Is miles.
"A Belmont's B. c Fire Eater. by Hast
ings-hlceS, III. /
Cardinal Wosey. los. 0Sannonl %
nISr,s III '6N;,jJ. 20 80 todonD 51 Even
start good. Won easily. Tine I:5Sss
FIFTH RAcE-Iiandicap; years and over; Is miles
" J. divers B. &. Badge by
Bedee-AoaHing Bird. Ic7--. .fFuier 81 Even
sct'1rle.dy, = loS- Cannon i0-l
SAIiihos = lle--.- (3urns) 81 s-H
Day. , 40 1lsedfeTr). II to l. Peninsula 4
!oe ~ HelI. y 70 and 3 70 l. and Hunter Raine q
~ 'C39n4, o 70 alc 10 : also Start good
SIXTH RACE-selIing; years and over: i-Is miles
Hampton Stables b. e Rostand. By Rus
ssi--ttslena H. 3. lel .fSPnnonl I 7-2 s-5
Saline. 5. .ffIlcks1 16-i II
''Sl ana Garter 3 81 .-..--.... Garson) i5-1 e-1
Tribes iiiL { IL CBuImana > 10 l and TO 3: Irish
Jewel 6. i0s HsackJ IS 10 ana I s: Anden s. l06
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
FIRST RACE-To ridden by boys that have rid
den winner: three-yeaT- and upward; sell
ing one and ono -sixteenth rniles
SECOND RACE-steepiechase handicap: for four-year-
oids and upward that have $1,000 in 1903.
The sho course about rVo miles

THIRD RACE-For three -year-olds an
cap. one mile and 4 frrlnnr
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Price 7bc. per bottle. 'sold'by all
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using these tiny little pills in pref
tarence to all others, because they
are 80 pleasant and effectual. They
cure billiousnes, torpid liver, jaund-
ice, siek headache, constipation, etc.
They DO pot purge and weaken but
cleanse and strengthen. Sold by FIN
Hickman. r.