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AUTOISTS TO ASK FOR VETO.
READY FOR PROTEST AGAINST
BAILEY BILL TO-DAY.
They VIII Present lnEl, Ideh Ranks Before
the Go, ernor-Eminent Counsel En-
gageti--Two National Bodies In the
Moyement-What IL Being SAID.

Automobiles / n the city were busy yes
terday preparing to attend the hearing on the
ey-Dou ghty automobile bill that Ia to be
held before Governor Odell at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon at Albany.
The New York Automobile Trade Associ-
alton will be represented by President Percy
Owen and n. Andread. and will be accom-
panied by Counsellor Charles I. Perry. who
will make an argument and submit II brief.
The National Association OF Automobile
Manufacturers will be represented by Presi-
dent NJ j. BudlonG, Vice-President Charles
Clifton and Treasurer Percy owen Coun-
sellor Terry will speak for the manufacturers
and De Lancey Nicoll also has been retained
for the n. A. A. NJ.
1t was announced Yesterday for the first
time that the American Automobile Asso,,
citation, the national organization composed
OF clubs that now regulates the sport, VIII
not con inue in the passive role II has hitherto
before the Governor by Dr. W. +: Milbank
Of Albany who has been appointed 20 act by
resident Julian, A. Chase OF the A. 4.
club. anS ESe clubs Of Syracuse, Rochester,
Buffalo, Ut-,s and Auburn will also be repre-
The eHsfn1y o {? Mann
facturers yesterday adopted the following:
Ksored That in yeW s,on Of the .ssa ssnsiTa
OF Automobile Manufacturers was repre-:
sented at Albany by the Automobile Club Of
America. we desire 1t to bt put on our RECORDS
that this association was not represented
by anyone, nor was It consulted in any Wax
In connection with the Dor ghty-Baey blll
before the same was passed.
Regarding the appearance. OF the National
Association OF Automobile Manufacturers at
the hearing, President Budlong explained
how vitality the manufactureIs in various
parts Of the country will be affected by IN
toward legislation in New York state tat by
ting that the company OF which he Is an
officer. manufactures at Hartford, but sells
ne-fourth OF It's product ip New YORK ana
President Budlong says the same IS true
Of many other manufacturers. There y o no
seriously affected by the threat OF the Bailey
bill becoming law.
the 4. 4 A.. although likewise q national
or nization. is interested because II numbers
several clubs In the State on its lists as wei
as clubs In New Jersey. Connecticut ana
Massachusetts. whose members, travel through
the Empire State, and would therefore DE
affected by its laws.
There Is considerable difference of opinion
as to the outt ONE Of the protest to the Gov
ernor,. Several have said From what J. near ei
the bill will be vetoed, while others give tns p
same authority Of from what ] hear Tor
prophesying that the bill will be signed
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NEW YoIk "a. L.j. ~ PHILADELPHIA "a. III. ..
There were pepper and spice and electricity
in the work OF the New York Americans yes
terdny. and. playing fast. clean eutne from
first to last, they smothered the Philadelphia
champions who played poorly. The New
Works furnished combination of timely
hitting. sharp fielding. ht-and.run tactics
and base running that was invincible-as
good an illustration OF the game in it's most
scientific development az ever has been seen
around here. To top OIL the days fine deeds
properly they wound up the contest with
triple play. There were three Quakers on
bases and nobody out in the ninth inning
when Harry Davis. who Ind been killing the
ball. drove liner to Camel. The three base
runners started to move when the ball was
hit. and Camel. after making the catch.
stepped on first base and doubled up Picker
ing. Then he threw down to Long. who COW
cred second base, aud before Hurtsell could
get back to second he was the third victim
OF the lightning-like continuou performance.
runs the Phiadelphiss we're bel ping them
started ID to pitch for the New lorks, bnt had
five safeties including tour long drives. he
resigned and Wiltse wen, in in the fourth inn
Ing; His ~ide.nrm delivery stopped the
Henley, tall chap, vino does not look az
though he was through growing. was buneted
80 Drlskly Dy Lne new OTks III lHe SecOHu.
third and fourth innings that the game was
not In doubt after the fourth Henley had
speed and quick, winding delivery that
was Rwesome to look upon. but the bark OF
which was worse than The bite.
Hartsell's triple and II Days's double "a
tearing smash Of great length which only
the ground rule reduced to 4 two-bagger
gave the visitors a run in the hrst inning
Monte Cross went in the air for Keller liner
il the same inning aud doubling up lefty lefty
Davis. who Was on first, prevented the locals
from scoring The spectacular play was q.
the next inning. Harry Davis made one, and
these with hits by Williams and Conroy gave
the New Yorks three runs
The philsdelphiss turned On smother brace
Of screaming hits in the third inning and
scored once , In New York,s half Of the third
eel (onroy Long and O'Connor singled
This dish OF base hits. with base on balls sauce.
yielded Ave runs. Fine base running by
fnitz coupled with rocky ,hrowinx to bases
ruin in the fourth II Dsvis's single and
Seybold's triple earned the Philadelphia
a run in the fifth inning The New Works
found Henley again in the eighth inning
when they made three singles but amateur:
ish handling Of the ball by 7. Cross and
Schreckengost had as much TO do with the
runs rs the hits
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horse ran second. bid him up 500 At q crack
until he had reached o., 500. Then B. G. Evans,
who recently sold the two-year- old flly julia
N; to W. B. Leeds. boosted tho prioe to $500.
J, snG p 1Ia Dss bid an %
expected DAILY 70 put 10 claim for star and
Gsrter, put he did not do so.
me Metropolitan Handicap. which will be
run AT Norris Park tomorrow. was widely dir
them hold TO the opinion that, william G.
as the mare is in superb condition and has
fancy 9eow TAI beca.. Of hs nHT
when he took up i28 pc unds and won In the fast
t to. race Yellow Tai! viii carry only
three pounds less than he took w. on Monday.
l.. on o Of the race trains going from Brook
somebody threw lighted match under p sross
Though the train, was under way men and
The IRE was oo Quickly It HP. d. the
Al Simons, who gained notoriety last year
by constantly bidding UP John A. Drikes
cut, by Loeohatc hse,- Cutaiong, took the
hfth race Though the price receded to
+" on.y smons went the rounds getting his
Ssrs e. and aaos King x W III
who ran second in the last event
II, B. Durham's horses. sixteen In all.
Der, arrived at Sheepshead Bay yesterday
morning Durham's jockey. Jess Matthews,
came along. too.
Alfred Hennen Morris visited Jamaica
for the first time and watched two OF the
races from the stewards stand
James McLaughlin. Jr, is now the trainer
Of Circus.
s. &. Ross. the owner Of the Columbia
Stable. because much, fun has been poked
at his Sing, Sing colors, black and white
stripes, has decided upon new set of colors.
white blue and rcd spots
Two horses, owned respectively by, W. j.
Smith and Ed Purcell, who escaped from
the burning stable at Sheepshead Bay the
other day are still at large in spite Of careful
hunt for them
Cannon carried on the riding honors yes
terday with two winners and two thirds.
Fuller came next with 4 winner and z second,
while Martin followed with second and
two thirds
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Starter Fitzgerald Trying to Erect
Compromise a. to the Barrier.

Starter Fitzgerald had talk yesterday with
Patrick } Ryan. who alleges that he Is the In
ven,or Of the barrier and who has tied up the
use Of 1t by an Injunction. the purpose OF the
talk being to effect an agreement by which
the barrier which Mr.. Fitzgerald has used for
wears may he utilized without further compl-
cations until after the Morris Park meeting.
II appears that the injunction was Sc
cured from Justice Thomas OF the
nrei states Court, the answer to the suit
not being ret,irnable until May is. lMr. Fitz-
retsids attorneys are endeavoring to secure
stay n proceedings which with the putting
~ Of q bond will enable him to use the barrier
until the merits OF the case can be argued In
court, Mr.. Fitzgerald started the first race
Yesterday with a recall flag. but after that he
used an improvised barrier OF the simplest
kind. 1t was a long piece OF rubber tubing
stretched tightly across the track from the
arms Of the ordinary starting machine ana
when the fields were lined up man on each
rail pulled the tubing down in front OF the
horses heads Then at the word OF command
from tho starter the men let go OF the tubing
and it few up with jerk. the principle being
the same as tina on which the regular machine
isaccustomed to work. Several starts under this
method we're excellent, but the send-on In the
final event OF the day was not satisfactory.
In the hrs, race Mr.. Fitzgerald drew line
-cross the track and told the jockeys thar ne
would fine them II they crossed II before they
cot the word to come on As Hoar.
Kramer and Feicht crossed the line each
was fined s?5
The selling-race war continued when Orion
won the FIRST race The solding was entered TO
be sold for 81 500, and A. c, McCaherty' whose
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Baseball NotO.

tn. Msuss has asy j5 5snf ss
The Seminole A. C. would like to book games
With M:s
4 Fan-He is not forced 10 run unless there are
two out. The batsnan is out whether the ball is
caught or not,
The Willow Field Club would lIkr to arrange games
Reynolds care Charles Herbert. se Fast Thirty
sixth street
The school Of Commerce Of New York unyer.
siy osse4 yors % addIess John sTn
would IL. 70 a,:! 'S% r., ;o0d sqS ,ha1 WI
aIiison. "a ' aamSold, street. Bfooklyn.
sharp mRr f.S asHns sol
game. he declared
The star Ac q newark has JSns sand q , open
Address Charles Smith, manager. a71 South Eleventh
street. Newark. n. ].
elias. 81 clubs r of,er,ns suitable inducements Decors
lion bay and Fourth e. July spsn 70, double 1,.
Jersey City.
o a'sSs "; fs's
The Boston America os
Washington scored runs In the ifst.
two and three base hit In the Fordham game yes
terday He also cracked out homer with the
bases full In the fourth. Catcher Huber Of the
Pennsylvania team was badly spiked In the sixth
inning.
Columb,a's nr.t important home game Of the
syivania al the Polo Grounds this afternoon The
Cuskers have won eight out of twelve games play ed
and Coumblas record Is nine victories Out Of thr-
teen games.
The schedule OF the Hackensaok Wheelmen base
hall team for the season Is as follows, VII: May
IT, Peekskill. at Peekskill: May 50. Rutherford
at Rutherford: June Q. Jersey Cuban Giants st
Hackensack; June IL. American a. A.. a. Hacken.
sack: June 10, C1oster al Hsckensack: June n.
h.eken.ask jpy II, Tyssa a, ii9ches:saeE Ivy
iegiate. at Hackensaek: Augs l. oItanl. at Hacken
sack AuG. 3, Fort Schuyler. At Hackensack: Aug.
is. Ontario. al Hackensack; Aug; q. Kingston B.
r. c.. at Hackensack: Aug. %. Jersey Guiana. ~
Hsckenasck: Sept. open Sept. Crttani: 81 Hack.
ensAck; Sept H. Nyack. At Nyack sept 10, Closter,
a. Coster.
The sea Clln A. 4: has .5ransed the iollossMIng
s. B. G., a ss. Gin June .. RopsonIoms a &.
G!l 6 June is: MineSl. G. :, Mlneols June q.
Thirteenth Regiment. at Sea Ciih; July I. Norwich.
A. C.. at Sea Chit July ", Long Island Business
es gx s1 s,s S 10y H. n'?ss s c e. AZ !:
Railroad Company. Al SEA ChA Aug. IS, American
re, 9, Sea Gin Aug; 2; Twenty ssesnd Esei9sn,;
5. fnslewood T. &. Al sea cia scot: I, Prospect
Part n; C.: 4. g, Sea ciif; Sept ~ silk
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7W0RACES R"RATHERBILL"
u,u,EIF AND ORIDFF, nor n
rAyORITES. WIN AT JAMAICA.
=. p,,,,brx Phil' Burns Up Ring with tho
FARMER williamsburg Handicap for
,.ccnarometer and Eimhurst stakes
oar nace king-P1Ne FayOrites Win.

p,m.ef and Orlor. both favortes and
,.,,y,nr the colors OF Father BIZ DAILY.
vos races at Jamaica yesterday afternoon
he slor, margins. Himself enabled PITTS
Lure PM" 70 get in tremendous killing In
a.. last event OF the day. $1,000 handicap
a, n mile gnd sevaRty yards. Bonnibert.
arriving top weight, op,Ded favorite 81
,h,,e, with Flying ButtreSs at tours and
r,imself at skies but "a soon AS the opening
800 appeared against Days horse a world
- money came pouring into the ring. the
n,cs cropping rapidly until Himself was the
ta,o,n. at II to when the buEle sounded.
whns tue horses were oil the way to the post
,bs bs,,.nc on Himself continued and when
,h.y were sent away the quotation was to D.
1hs start was ragged. Wild Pirate and Nc
wI,iains getting the worst of II. Flying
H,,tre.s quickly rushed to the front and set
hot clip up the backStretch attended by
himself Rounding the turn Odom took
mo lead win Daly's horse and looked as II
bs night win easily when he entered the
stretch. but Fuller came, from behind with
Mid Pirate and ii required all OF Odom's
,nerrv aud skill to land the fayorite winner
by short neck in t6 Two lengths away
Kwass iulng climax for a most successful
the talent as five faypbses ss snd third
: tTfe chilly. yet the usual crowd Of 5000
rsr.nns swarmed through the stands and
oyer cs 9 d both Two pro osse hooM
n tfF ls,'f afSS chcise IN the Williams
Hand, ap for ,hree,year-olds at SIX furlongs'
rometer vas rubbed OF many of the states.
Inc talent PLAYING Frank Farrell The
70 bes -an 9 ST tns
hIt lie did not have the expected walk-over.
ior shaw was compelled to ride him out to win
10y length, Hoar driving The Guardslnan INTO
For the Eimhurst Stakes, for two-yeur-olds
# Ave tar!onesi o. MGh .,sd;i Isnny &c |9 'n
R~Imonts Sinepin, who receded to ,twos
Race King made Tunsway OF Il ana won
iims Of the meeting, while sydney Psgets
T wA ss Kss"e aH Mzs asf Hs
orion vas quoted at II TO ) to win the frs
rac-, for plsters at six furlongs but he had a
@doT escape IRON dTie. .hows e' ,s Une
10 the head OF the stretch, where Burns came
~ on the outside with Orion and after using
me wn and ne TOOK 5SG the race by neck from s
aud Garter, who beat Northbrook half a
icngth, ,--.-
II six furlonss. was confined to james K:
krees rut9tta Lazy LIZ ake al and ra S%Tts
had no trouble in winning by length and, a
half in ia. Sweet Alice being three lengths
better than Ascension, 20 to ! shot.
sydney Pagets Ausualina. who ran third
in The fifth event. for maiden two-yesr-ol bids
At fve frlonss This Was the closest finish
eat third choice at fives, julius Fieischmann's
Heritage and Australina passed the Judges
heads apart as named, the time being o2 So
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A. Chi~4O.

CHICAGO. May 5.-Beau Omonde and FavonIus
furnished a sensational nnsh 10 the third race 81
Worth 10 day. The former Was ridden by Jockey
Henry. while Mrs =. {. Hildreths horse had Domi
nick as his guide. Fayonius had q lead Of two
lengths down the hackstrctch. Al the eighth
pole Henry was forced to his cad and the punish
men. drove Beau Ormonde on In desperation
like team and at the wire Beau Ormonde won
the verdict BY nose.
Frs. Race-Si1 furongs-MsrlIn. a. tRobblns,.
to l. won; Fuback. 90 III Phillips. IL to !. sec
ond: Harry Beck, los lHenryv. TO I. third. Time.
ia 35. Irene Mac. Annu La Cache. Dr.. Moody,
Prince OF Melrose. Msnsano. Angato. Or. Guern
sew Mr.. Bender aud !. Ssmelson also ran.
Second Race Four furonEs-Lady Free knight.
III lDomnck. to s. won: Miss FleSchmann, los.
&c. Kelley, TO second: Bell Juan. 100 tferreD ID.
80 to |. third. Time, ois. Badger Girl. Bernice
Pocasssl Hindilene. Riceful. Lucreta NJ. and
Native Daughter also ran.
Third Race-Six and half furlongs-Beau Or.
monde. 100 Henry. to 10. won: Favonius ia
IDomlnlcD. 10 to S. second: Soothssyer. - o..
walsh. 4to l, third. Time. 100 Prince OF Africa
and Vulcain also ran.
Fourth Race--One mile and 20 yards GreEor x.
90 Up. Phillips. is 10 l. won. Nitrate. ll2 Henryl.
3 to s. second Bondage. % IN. Philippe, ~ TO l,
third, Time. iA SIS. Major Tenny and Albula
FiftS Race-si1 furones-sver Fisz. % tE.elI.
Our Bessie as tFerrelD Q 10 2, third Time 1913 SIS.
Marco, Playilke. Joe Martin, Harvester and James
J. Corbcu also ran. ~
sixth Race-One mile and an eI9hth.Bonnie
Lis.ak lO7 (Birkenruthl. 7 to 2. won: Omdurman,
ito (Dominck). Q to S. second: John A. Clark. i0l
iH Philips). to l, third. Time, ib4. Gin Spray.
Alma Gil. Malay and Jack Doyle also ran.
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At 81. Louis.

ST Louis MAY tnseu.h Rrs... n. se w!
GROUNDS TO day. The closest nnish was the 9TH
race. when they all anlshed In ounch ,r
l. won: Iona 8. los tBayless e 70 .sSon$ Bessie
Dear BIRD Bessie Kirby Anna Hardy and SexteHe
second Race-St1 furlonss-Hemlock. io+ tHall.
sto l. won: Crutehhsld. lo7 lBsttistel 70 second
III in Pond. John Carney. MAJ. .I, Woe sS3es
Never such and CAnnel also ran. 49,
n.I,v, 1,o T. won: sara Mckinney, los tHalD. toi.
second: Eusenia B.. los donovan. % /. third.
Inn. o.te Il May Noiin. Christelle, Edna Daniels
By Righ, and sisnorina Also ran ,.,,,so,,
sreeze los HalD, TO 10 won EdGardo. 1905 WILSON,,
is to s. second: W b. Gates io7 tEarD sto l. third.
Time ga Ben Chance also ran. r-
Fifth Race-one mile and 20 yards Kinq Y
100 (Bonner, to !, won: Nearest, 100 twi,s on,
10 s. second: Audlphone. ios DEAN, 70 s. third
Time l:A5l1. Pharaoh also ran.
. to i, won Outlaw, io7 (Austin). 70 !; second;
Blue Grass Gin, ZOE (Donneiy,. to .. third Tine
FIST Sardian Po,ntsman Jean Grayter. Besmud.;;
indian Cherry. Prince Eugene. Detest ana Hurahst
also ran.
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At Louisville.

LouIsvnLE. May S.-All the favontes Yer, we're
ves,srd.y when Charley Ellison played him heavily.
won handy IN the hrst race JShnny HelH armcsa
TO morrow He will sign with Ed corngsn 70 noe
the rest OF the season.
FRS, Race-Four and half furloa(s.Esherson,
,os III booker, ! 10 |, won; Walnut Hal, llS tCas
tYo. 5 to l. second: Play Ball. loe tHelgcrson'. 10
to /, third. Time. o:SSh.
Second Race-Slx furlongs-Aonseur BsueaiTe.
eS a. Booker. 8 to !. won: Bummsr u. !V' !Schu
linei. 10 /. second: Hares, lo7 Wlnsleto. 10 L.
third. Time 1913. ,.. p
Thrd Race-One mile and q sixteenth. Bean.
,oo ~. booker, to l. won: Lombre. % tScully,.
to /. second: The CaIton. 100 tHelserson'' 10 70
= Fourth Rare-four furlonEs- -Shawana, i6
tcroWhurst, TO /. won; Phelan, los u. Boosep'
TO /, second Cardona los a. BOOKER ~ 70 !.
third Time 0+o. - ~. ,,
Filth Rscc-One mlie--Lutes Fonso. los tCastro,.
4 10 / uon. Pepper Dick, i07 III Bo0kep. 10 20 !,
second; Boomerack i0e a. Booker). . 70 l. 'nird'
Sixth Race-one mile-Aimless. lo7 tHsleerson!.
to i. won: Em,r; 81 ~ naiyl. rs 70 seGona'
Winesap 90 (AcIntyre,. |? to L. tn'ro I'me'
1881
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Auto Makers May withdraw support From
Aut OmOblle Club.

A meeting OF the executive committee OF
the National Association OF Automobile
Manufacturers was held at the offices at !
East Forty second street. yesterday. at which
action regarding the Bailey bill. told in an
other place, was taken. The Pope Manufac-
turing Company. Hagtford. vas elected Cd. to
active membership. + 8 Fish Of the stude-
filled by W R. Innis OF the same concern
The most significant piece Of business was
the instruction of the techni cal committee
to report suggestions at the next meeting for
the holding OF an endurance run this his, summer anI
run nor was It decided not to enter the one
proposed by the Automobile Club. but the
mere action WAS suggestive Of the possibility
OF the manufacturers withdrawing their
support from the contests OF the club
The plan OF holding an exhibit that will
display automobiles in action at the st. Louis
Exposition was discussed. and referred to =
mall vote OF the members,
II was decided to have national show at
Chicago again next year as well as one in
New York.
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Afro PARADE IN BROOkLIN.
Long Island Club VIII Hold Floral Demon
stratiOn on May Is.

The Long Island Automobile Club has ar
ranged for horal and decorative parade on
Saturday, May 20, at o'clock. NO entry
fees will be required. but the committee IN
charge desire to have those who contem-
plate making entries to do so on or before
May % The parade committee of which
+. G. Webb. il chairman. can he comnun'-
Gated with at the clubhouse, 3? Hanson place.
Brooklyn 1t is propos q to give prlIe
for the best decorated Ca ward TO he mace
after Judging by the parade committee:
The order Of orocesslon slIi hs as fo'i T,s
tors with women. 2. Club members with
women. 4. Visitors. :. Club members. and
then undecOrBted cars.
The line OF march is from 3" Hanson place.
to Greene avenue. to Clinton avenue. to Gates
avenue, to Bedford avenue, TO Eastern Para
way. to Prospect Park, to Wash ington avenue.
to Flntbush avenue to washington aTshu e.
sixth avenue. to F1atbush avenue, to the
clubhouse, where the parade will be dis
banded .,
An entertainment will be held on Friday
evening. May g. AZ the clubhouse. AUTO
mobilists generally are invited.
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NEWS or THE HARNESS HORSES
Ma jsr Deln,ar and Lord Derby Race VIII
he Held at Empire City Track.


The $4,000 match race between Major
pelmar, 2:osh. and Lord Derby. 2o5. will
he trotted over the Empire track on July
The time limit to receive bids for the race
closed on Friday last and the stakeho older,
David Bonner, received several that were
considered advantageous. All were sub
mitted to the principals and Alta Mcdonald,
who backs Major Delmar. and George Spear.
who represents Mr.. Smathers. decided to
accept the bid from the Empire City Trottins
Club,
E. E. Smathers changed his plans at the
last moment and instead Of having his horses
trained at the Empire track the entire cam
e esh,11"N Oak Park. Hartford. where the
ssns, George ssS ap Of 9F Lohs
Derby. 7oSa; wentworth. 2oeh Ida High
ne Ass ssenss aa'2G s.As n'szsa
Shadow ds Chimes Chimes. sos: SPHINX s.. ,o', and
Cold R1ek esT osafn 1e% wR's g. s nd the
has O cancelled hi. entries for the races on
a ). aSsthmsy will ,. ship 10th to tn. Empire
Tudor Shimes ga End Senator snss' MiIIs 22an
them for their stake. ENGAGEMENTS 1t has
been NJ, Gwathmey,s custom Gust to have his
stable cos thr
vanta gee OF the Empire.
The race at Empire City Park on July I
between Major Delmar and Lord Derby il
are to have this season, The secretaries
Of the tracks in Gens Falls. Albany and
Pou eepsie have contracted with A. p
Mcdonald. who manages the Delmar horse
this year. and r. +. Smathers. owner Of Lord
Derby, for a race OH each Of their tracks.
July %. in Albany July 20 and in Poush-
keepsie Aug. 5. in competition with the sum
mer meetings to be held in these cities: The
series, the winner to take Is per cent, and
the loser the smaller fraction Each horse
is under $500 bonds to each track to race on
Lii 70 h,.f ho
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Investigating DaIsheimer's Record.

There was considerable discussion in inter-
scholastic circles ypstef1iay o-er the an
nounoement that Dalsheimers record Of
disputed Chairman Rhosdee OF the New
York Interschola.tic Athletic Association
matter At once II was also learned that
the starter said the boy did not steal and
that the record was made fair
Dalsheimer, who Ia In business on Park
place was seen Yesterday and said: The
whole thing L case s Of petty jsallou lousy To
was fast ] naturally made the record time
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Lawn Tennis.

Five matches were contested in the second
DAYS play in the championship tennis tonr-
nament at Columbia YESTERDAY Inc bnik-
,ar'Camnbell match was the hardest fou aht.
three acts heine necessary to determine
he winner The former won the first get,
u a 10, 90 act only 10 fall again in the third
The preliminary round in the doubles was
also begun.
Preliminary Iound-Lous V ledon1. pos,
III John r. Wylie. 'O4. science. defeated John G.
Tomlinson JT oi law. e. 80 Kenneth BncsieS'
10 college defeated Clarence l., Campoeu w.
science ID -. o.. .....
FIRST Round G F.. Eaton. os, college. dsfes'ed
noubles-Preiiminary Round Lyle Mahsn
o. law. and William j. Mclaughlin. o. aw: ae.
feated George l.. Rosenberg, 0S. college ana 'osePu
Ncwborg o. science, g: 81