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New-York tribune., 1903-05-20

Meadozg Brook Wins from Vest
chester by Score of 24 1-2 to 10 ST..

Meadow Brook triumphed the strong first
team of the Westchester Country Club yesterday
by the score of 24lz goals to 1524. The game was
the second in the Country Clubs tournament.
Harry Payne Whitney went on the Meadow Brook
team, equalizing extent the superiority Of
the home team the visitors. and Robert j.
Collier played Westchester. This change
doubtedly contributed to Meadow Brooks victory,
for Whitney practically gave the star performance
polo, and his defensive work blocked the fast
scoring tactics of the home players
The Waterbury brothers did well. making num-
in less than minute The swiftness with which
match OF twenty-sx goals made in the four
periods. just one-half were made in less than
minute each Westchester realized that her saliva
ton depended fast scoring. for she had to allow
fifteen goals to Meadow Brook at the start The
home players began their method nobly in the nrst
period, making seven goals to three for Meadow
Brook that, however was the limit of their light
ming play, for, although Westchester made three
goals the opening of the second period in one
and one-half minutes, Whitney and Brooks imme-
then gave grand exhibition of hard defensive
play. Larry Waterbury made the only other
score for his team in this period
Whitney, who had been playing better All the
time himself in the third period BROOKS
made the first goal in fortyive seconds and Whit
ney made the two. Collier getting for West
chester in between. All chance for Westchester
Victory gone There no let up In
play in the final period, and J. NJ Waterbury, tr.
did of his finest work. making the first and
last goals. Whitney thrown from his pony in
the third period while making fast turn, but he
quickly remounted and lost but little time
The lineup and
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
W. K. VANDERBILT, JR, QUALITIES
With c. Gray Dinsmore and Tod" sloane
in Paris-Madrid Automobile Race.

Paris. NAV &c. Gray Dinsmore. W K Wander
biIt IT. and Tod Sloan were among the Amer
leans who qualified to-day for the section Of the
Parfs-Madrfd automobile which starts from
Versailles o'clock next Sunday morning The
judges had been occupied throughout the week N
inspecting vehicles and establishing weights and
conditions Mr.. Vanderbtlt's machine attracted
much attention II is painted vivid blue. has a
huge body tapering to a point at both ends. and
9s5 kiIos. slightly inside the 1000 limit Prince
d Arenberg and other automobtltst leaders examined
the car closely and predicted good results
Mr. Vanderbilt said;
This is the heaviest machine have ever had and
the Parfs-Ma will be its first trial have
made a preliminary run. OF course. in order 70
learn the main difficulties Most Of the way is IN
an excellent condition and promises fast time
One OF the Judges asked Mr.. Vanderbilt what was
the position Of automobiIing In America, and Mr.
Vanderbilt in reply said tt practically killed.
owing TO adverse legislation. speed limits and poor
roads Although Mr. Vanderbilt did not tell the
power of his machine, il Is understood that II has
g. horsepower 49,
Americans who have qualified for tomorrow 8 sec
+ion OF the race. Mr. Dannat has new oo-horse-
mower machine. but several OF the prominent auto-
robiIists said he had decided not 10 start
NJ Vanderbilt is No. 50. which makes his start an
hour after the first Rolls the English auto
rnobiIist IS No So and starts just before Mr. van
derbIIt There IN all S14 entries.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE.

First selling: six furongsl-Jgeer. 100 Castro
10 . won; Glass Leader 49, CHelgeson), to l. sec
and; Miss chapman, (Scully} /, third. Time
1:l6h Heroine St AIoysius. Wedding March Guar
dian and Feronia 5. A Il. left the post
furlongsl-Toah. ia, ONinkheld) l
10 10, Golden Glitter. 107 tE}eauchamp). 20 70 l.
second; fernando. 1l2 u. Ref). to 10. third Time
.2sIz. and Graces. Daisy Hawthorne and Clean
Light Our Jessie Emily Belle left at
the post.
som. won. Grand Mar, 81 C&omanellD, TO l.
second; Tom Kingsley. 1O1 Borner). 1, third
Time, 1:15 Jake Greenoerg, Insolence, The Bronze
Demon. Little Corke-. Ed. L. and Anglesea
Fourth ra, tthe Kentucky Oaks. mile and six
teenth)-I1emco 112 o. Reirf), 80 to l. won Mary La
tFTelges1l). second; The Crisis ll2 tH
Bookerl. /. third. Time. 1:4s4 Two Lick, Esher-
umarinen, Flora Willoughby and Avoid ran
steeplechase handicap; short course)Lord
Radnor I5U t1eiderl J. Helen Paxton, 13I
(ayes to J. second: Handvice, 140 tCorble1, Az to
J. third. Time. 2-5172. Pat My Boy Gov. Boyd Ada
5. G Dagnar Tatar
Sixth selling; ne)-Glassful "a tEielgeson}
Prism (Sc1lly to / third. Time - Chickadee,
King Tatius Duchess II, and Buckley
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
RESULTS AT WORTH.

First race tive and furlongsl-Neie Waddell
1O5 tOtasD. TO won: Lucien ApPeoys no Henry, /
third Time 1919. Never Fret Haviland. Fade Meny
Goal Runner Tros Lee Stnson and Sol also
second Jseven furongs)-9irate 1o3 dialD IL to
won. Meran (TreanorE Ii to >, second Nlmhe
Nag - 1II. Ph!llipsl 20 TO L third Time. l:2s-6
Lucy Iocket, Ovilo. Dr. Worth Courage ana sr CiauS
also ,,-.t-. ,oo
Third race tone and seventy yards-Lnguist l0s
fTorninicL) 10 2 won SoothsayeT, 1O5 CA Hatl 6 TO
second. Dan McKenna. los &C. Gray 10 TO J. third
T,roe 1.44aS sarah Maxim and Prodgal Son also ran
Fourth race zone mile and sixteenth nl-Siregor b I-
,ro,iIlirsa / Bondage. 90 (Fobbins), 10 70
second Rolling Boer 1O7 (enry). II 10 3. third Time
20 haIe ,re mic and a ouarter)-Compass, 1O2 d.
r2oo[er to / won: Urchin III Gll). II 70 J. secoa
-en-ay 1O4 1fsobbns. Il 10, third line' ["o p
Faise Lead Dutch Carter. Prince Webb ana Malay aS
Sixth race (seven furIongs)-Annie Thompson TOO t.
Zyilliarnsl TO . Alec lVl 'DonnlchG, 60 .
Csctdaqa IO1 (Treanor). 20 to ], third Ilre I--
4'bscl FIc6orv Corners Canyon Henry Of traIsIaiia
md / Samelson also ran
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
SHOOTING.
Capt W. B. Martin, Second y. j.,
Scores 213 at Sea Girt.

Sea Girt. n. J., May 1e-High scores were the
rule to-day at the shooting the State rife range
by the crack marksmen of the country who are
irving for a place the All America team to go TO
England to try to bring the coveted Palma trophy
back to this country. All the who started in
the three days contest yesterday took part, and
with ideal weather and closer familiarity with
range conditions majority showed Improvement
over Yesterday when dense fog interfered with
the shooting at the 1.0eo yard butts.
The feature of to-day's contest was the record
breaking score rolled UP by Captain William B.
Martin of the I'd New-Jersey Regiment. who
credited with a total OF 213 points. record
with military gun at 800. 900 and 1000 yards.
Private George Cook, of the District of Columbia
National Guard held the previous record. with
score of 212 points made here yesterday. In to-
days contest Captain Martin scored % at 500 yards
72 at 500 wards and 6s 1000 yards. with grand
total of AIS for the two days shooting
Sergeant George D. Doyle of the list New-York.
was second high man to-day, and Captain James
n Keough of the 6th Massac chusetts. was third
DovIess score for the day 206 He made IL at
both the 500 and 800 yard targets and 81 at Low
wards His aggregate score for the two days is SB
Captain Keough ran up "A points at the shortest
distance 6S at 800 yards and 81 az 1000 yards
With the scores all in. the team members VIII De
picked out tomorrow evening by committee
named by the Secretary of War. consisting OF
Major J. F. GuilfoyIe L. 5. A; Lieutenant Colonel
c. H. Iauchheiner. Z. s NJ c; ileqIensnt 1s q
n Y: Major General Lawrensen Riggs N e Ind
General Bird W. Spencer. N G y j, anu =; a
Haskin of New-York Previous rec0Ius VII VIII % y
considered by the committee In MAKING ny tne
team as we'll the showing made IN Ihe pIeseiLll
conlpetition. The scores made to-day Win the
aggregate for the two days, are;
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20

baseball. Polo Grounds. to-day. p m Pit'souFs
New York Adm 5ec
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
GOLF.
st. 4ndTezCs annual Tournament
Begins To-day.

This morning the annual tournament Of the 81
Andrews Golf club starts at Chauncey. y. Z. win
more than eighty entries. The contest is 20 iast
out the week and as it is the last big meeting prior
10 the Metropolitan championship. at Deal. nexs
week the work Of the leading contestants VIII at-
tract more than usual interest. TO-days feafnrs
* tn be a 1uaIifyinS round at medal play IN
which the best thirty-twO viii be selected 70 meet
to-rnorrov az eighteen holes. match play. Most OK
the college golfers are entered and the outlook -
bri0bt fo[ ore Of the tournaments OF tIle SEA
son A number OF contestants appeared yes's,1s -
for practice and the condition OF tne Hisss. SoI-
sf,5srin0 tbs lgck of rain excellent. 10 IS e1
nected that a number Of low scores viii De recoroed
in to-day's round
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
GAMES TO-DAY.

Boston. 5; Detroit . Cleveland g. Washington, l.
Philadelphia z ST. Louis, 4
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
THE RECORDS.

The Giants again took the lead in the percentage
list yesterday by defeating Pittsburg. The Chi
cago team. that gained thee dead on Monday and
was scheduled to play Boston yesterday, was an
able play account of rain.
1t sharp and snappy contest. New-1ork
won 4 to 8. Dunn's timely hitting practically won
the game. He drove in in the third inning
and also the winning tally in the eighth With
one man in the ninth the visitors had d chance
win, but failed to get the necessary hit -,
Leach was put out of the game in the seventh
inning and in the eighth McCiIaw was put OF the
field when he argued that Lauder should have got
his base when the ball hit his bat and hand at the
same time. President Puiam announced that he
had suspended D0heny for three days Dn account
of his disorderly actions III Mondays game. The
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
LAWN TENNIS.
Bowdoin Teams Win in Doubles az Maine
Intercollegiate Association.

Brunswick Me. May 19.-In the interscnciasuc
meet of the Maine Intercollegiate Tennis Assocla-
ton which includes Bowdoin. Bates COioy
and the University of Maine. rounds were played
to-day In doubles up to the final round AS ths
Rowdoin teams survived. the final round was not
t,,ed Selection OF the team to represent this
association in the national nterscholastic tourna-
mont is to be made later The matches IN singles
will begin o-morroW. The serni-fnal round was
Pratt and 6 Bowdon. defeated staples ana
sI9oIeI, ,r and L. Dana Bowdoin. defeated Sawyer
a,d Mcclure University Of Maine. g. o-l-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
YALE MAY NOT ACCEPT CHALLENGES.
Polo Team Has Not Yet Decided to Meet
Harvard and Princeton This Year.

Nev-Haven. Conn., May 10 (SpeciaD.-The COM
bined Yale-New- Haven horse polo team, which has
Just been organized by pony polo enthusiasts among
the Yale undergraduates and graduates, has just
received challenges from the Harvard and Prince
ton teams, which have also Just been started He
Harvard challenge is for game in Hamilton
Mass on the Myopia polo grounds, near Boston
The game with Princeton may be played next
month in this city. Because of the fact that col
Iege examinations come 50 soon at Yale, ana De-
caiIse the team is yet ready to meet rival
team the matches may be postponed for TINS year:
No acceDtance by the challenges has yet Deen sent
to either Princeton Cambridge. Next year II Is
proposed to start regular series of games between
the universities graduates being allowed to play.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
roRoNTo,s UNIQUE HORSE SHOW.

roronto. May l9 CspeciaD.-The city OF Toronto Is
making an interesting departure in horse SHOWS an"
is to hold novel one in the open ar on @ l-.e -
- 80 1,,,, > in connection with the Old Home
,..,,ar,re which the Board of Trade OF that city
has arranged Instead of extending show over
one week II will all be done in one hour. ne
,,,.;s,I ouaen-s PARK and University oval IN To-
t fIIrHief roadway around adjolin5 circles
nf over two miles and these Will be rahseqi & rP
,1-r,sr Of Judges will make the awards sillu
ir5ging will not occupy above an nouT te4 ID
yl1s'e avtibftion will move around the oval ah9
M IS in review before the Governor teIera5 81,
psa.s, - is exnected that over two hundred thoQ-
.S oeonie viii witness this unique horse snow. II
ie designed TO show to the AousaHds VI = he
Io,n;np Canadians how important a cehIIs q 'iiO
Sorse- breeding industry Toronto has become
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
sUPERBAs BEAT CINCINNATI, TO 2
Evans Manages to Win Game-Dahlen's
Three Fine Assists in the Seventh.

Brooklyn played of the best baseball games
of the season yesterday at Washington Park
Rrooklvn defeating Cincinnati to .. Evans
,,i+ched a good game and succeeded in shaking the
..boodoo' from him. as it the first time this
season he has won game. He held the visitors
to seven scattered hits allowing only three in the
f7rst seven innings A splendid triple play py
Beckley and Corcoran was one of the heding feat, eat
ures the others being Dahlen's three assists, Two
of one hand stops Of line hits. which retired the
entire side in the seventh inning.
Jordan who covered second base. made Two pau
errors. The visitors played an errorIess game ana
had the home team in a bad fix few tunes. put
Evans remained cool. and with good support with
the exception of Jordan, got safely out OF then'
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
REGATTA AT SYRACUSE TO-DAY.

syracuse. May IS (SpeciaD--At the intercIass row
ing regatta at Syracuse University on olohoasa &c
T. to,r,orro1, James A Ten Eyck. coach OF 'he
- .ro,-e will row two-me single scull
80 With Ben" Henley. starting from the clu1-
house of the Syracuse Yacht Club Last year as
regatta was held Onondaga Lake N "hIch ~ ~ ne
Laureate Club eight OF ITO & va s' @ the cas-
the freshmen Wen from AilS
caduIas of Ithaca The Syracuse ere" >t1roorisi IN
Tsg This year as the navy offlciats Noulu fr tbe
nropriate the money TO defray xpeIS ftI % club
of New-York- City were called on, ,a1Tad for
rdr,a here in which outside crews %9u!o % 81
tered hui the athletic governing 81 The present
fuae
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20

o 10 and to l: oror 8. 100 eCreamer, 20 to and
TO and knight OF Harlem 81 (ConnelD 10 10 and
to j. also Start good Won driving Time, 1:l5
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
OFF DAY FOR FAV0RITES.
ONLY TWO IN FRONT
Baychester Won by Brigand-T1oo
Good Things Successful.

~o kindly airs interfered with summers sizzling
.sl5 iav at the westchester racing Enclosure yes
te-5sv and the heat 1t rose in fierce, vibrat-
.-r waves from the prematurely bronzed fields. not
-, made itself felt. but well. The grand
s-a-5 vas Ike huge chatting dish and its wilted
oc~rDanrs looked like HOLSTERS la Newberg and
felt Ike plain simple ones.
The thoroughbreds were the only beings who
really enjoyed the climatic conditions and in their
7.e-zerse way they and equalled records
made new ones Only two favorites won. but the
downfall of the others was more than Offset by the
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
SALISBURY AT EMPIRE CITY TRACK

Monroe Salisbury. one of the best trainers OF
trottinr horses in the country. arrived al the En-
nire City track. Yonkers. yesterday. with string
of California horses he is preparing for the season
campaigu on the grand circuit tracks. Among the
horses are Mush. Monte Carlo. the horse that IS
expected 10 meet the winner of the Major Delrnar-
Lord Derby race: Judge Green and Trilny. all oy
Directum, EsteIla. Giabolta and the two-year-old
California Cresceus
Nr Salisbury who will look after OF the
horses belonging 10 James Butler, viii be at the
Empire track until the grand circuit starts
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
WEST SIDE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

The West side Tennis Club will hold its annual
snrtne tournament and club championship on Sat
,rdav The contests will consist of mems singles.
5orhIes mixed doubles. and womens singles First
and second prizes will De awarded N eaeh eolteS,
g. I soIa+ton prize I'm the mems singles Mixed
anu sh1es and womens singles will only be held IN
case of sufficient entries Ovledo NJ bostWlcK VI VII
80 I'm To the winner OF the championship sin
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
JERSEY CITY CLUES CHAMPIONSHIP.

The Jersey City Golf Club will hereafter hold Us
cban7pionships annually instead Of sem-annually'
and the next one will start June 13 with quail
flying round at eighteen holes. eight 20 keep on a.
match play for the title All rounds are to 2s a.
eirhtee3 holes except the finals. which viii %
AZ thirtv-sfx The women's cham pion ships vii re-
main a. before the first one beginning May q and
the second October Il
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
JERSEY CITY, 5; ROCHESTER, 2.

Rochester May 19-The local team played the
hetter hall to-day but Jersey City had the luck.
In the second drive to centre by McManus sent
in two runs, and another was scored on a muneo
throw to stop double steal Hayden, taInsdn
and Woods starred in the field. The score:
r. H z.
1arse,. Citv o 0 0 Is 4 /
Isnrbsster ....... o 0 o . 0 0 o 10
Batteres-Barnett and McManus: McCeese and EVers'
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
INDIAN HARsoR CLUBS SCHEDULE.

The Indian Harbor Yacht Club. OF Greenwich
Conn has announced its schedule of races for the
season as follows: On May co. race Tor the So-foot
class and club handicap; June 10. race for the
"a footers-the Reliance the Constitution and the
Columbia: June 81 club handicap and race for SAIL
abouts July ls for power yachts; July % ciuo
handicap and race for sailabouts; August g. races
for special and one design classes August . races
for regular racing classes: August annual regatta
for ali classes September 3 races for all classes
and on September Z. club handicap and race ior
,gF,,E,,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
RpITtsH YACHT HERE FOR iSELIN.

The British steam yacht Surf Captain Patterson
arrived to-day from London. by way of St Mich
ae1s Azores The yacht had rough weather to ST
Nichaels: from there fine weather with some fog.
The Surf was chartered by c. Oliver lseln from
her owner F. D. Lambert. of Leith She was built
- 9th IN 1902 and is 1851 feet between perpen-
dicuars i73 feet on the water line 2565 feet beam
and Il 50 feet deep.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
NEWARK, 4; BALTIMORE, I

Baltimore May 19-Moriarity was such an enigma
to the Baltimore Eastern League club to-day that
the home team barely escaped another shutout
As II was the score TO l in favor of Newark
The >, :,
Newark ..-.........1 o o o.
I3sItirore ..........O O-1 D :
Batteries-Moriarity and Shea Souder. Fiater and
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
BATTALION OF 23D AT CREEDMo0R.
All the 324 Officers and Men on Range
Qualify as Marksmen.

Creedmoor Long Island. May 10 CSpeciaD--The
range occupied to-day by battalion OF the I'D
Regiment n. G. y. Y, under the command OF
Major F. A. Wells There 324 officers and
present. all of whom qualified marksmen.
The weather was fine with a light o'clock wind
Skirmishng conducted the silhouette tar
gets usual. Shooting and issuing of decorations
under the supervision of Colonel n. 3. Thurs
ton. ordnance officer. n. G. y. Y. The results:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
COMPETITIONS AT aALTUsRoL LINKS

The BaltusroI Golf club announces an eighteen
hole medal play handicap each SATURDAY uh'il
June 27 The lowest sixteen net and tne owes
sixteeu gross scores in all handicaps VIII nee, at
handicap match play In july the Two Se1s -,
-, a, y.,,sra+s classes The club has extended
70 ali pIave-s entered for the New-JeTsey Stats Ss
championship the privileges OF rs gu TS. a
links The tournament > Scii-e-''i0N 80
y
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
OPENING OF MOUNT PLEASANT SEASON

The committee on golf at the Mount Pleasant
p-id C-I,b or Ossfning this season includes Frank
Presbrev Richard Deming. Dauheney Brandreth
Francis Larkin jr. and George Hyatt They nave
arranged busy schedule. beginning next Saturday
with team match at Ossinins between the nome
team and team from the Nyack Golf Cluo; Ptay
for the Mount Pleasant Cup Is 10 start on JGne -
and for the club cup June 20. There Will oe
snaciaI hardicaps on holidays and club champion
ship for men beginning October 10. and for women
r7T,A
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
CONSTITUTION CATCHES ON RAILWAY.

City Island N Y, May 19-The Constitution,
while hauling out Robert Jacobs marine rail-
way here to-day to be cleaned. caught on the
blocking A line was carried to her from the Satel-
lite. her tender and she was pulled back INTO the
water She was towed to an anchorage IN the mar
bor She received damage
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
,..peu,p CREWS RACE AT NICE.

-. France May ia race took place ihls
-. a, The roadstead between the whaleboats OF
,he limited states war vessels Chicago Albany. Ci
crnati and Machias, and was won by me ere" .a ~
-, (,AIcavo The Cincinnati was secoho' iie
,ne .tird and the Albany fourth
baseball game viii be played tomorrow o',- on
- - d,Armes between teams from the Albany
snd the Chicago
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
GOLF TEAM FOR BROWN.

Brown University has organized goH 'eani. - 80
T d 7ra4+ as manager and c. D. Mercer as tempo
rarv captain and match has already been ar
ranged with the Institute OF Technology soif team
Another college note OF interest IS that Coium0a.
Cornell and Pennsylvania have arranged % met -
the links OF the Dutchess County Golr CLuD "
Poughksepsie on June "a and % two days before
the intercollegiate boat races
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
MANHATTAN BEATS VERMONT.

Manhattan easily defeated Vermont yesterday-l6
to / Krebs pitched fine game for the local team
striking out eight men The batting Of Mullen
Nrinaban and zimmerman feature of the
rama Davis Of Vermont. batted out Of the
hoy in the fourth inning, and was replaced by
Woodard The score: =. =
,,s-..a O . . x-1G 10 =
90 -.-" y - ~ ="
Ea-t.arias E.rc,s Duff Davis. Noodara and oIla-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
AUTOMOBILING.
Floral and Decorative Parade to Show
Horseless Carriage Under Control.

A r Pardington OF the Long Island Automobile
Club in urging the Importance OF the turnout of
vehicles for Saturdays floral and decorative
uarade of the club has this say: The parade -
10 present educational features II IS hoped 20
demonstrates that IL is vehicle under perfect
control and when ntelligenty handled. IS peaceful
and law abiding.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
LACROSSE.
Oxford Cambridge Team Accepts Challenge
from University of Pennsylvania.

philadelphia May 19-The University Of Penn
svlvania lacrosse team to-day received olIciai ac
centance of the challenge issued by Pennsylvania
= .ho Oxford-CambridEe lacrosse. team. which
will ne in this country during the summer. Inc
E,npshmen will meet the PennsylVanla IeaIn ann On
June . on the grounds OF me deIA'i''o
CYub in this city
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20

SECOND RACE-Selling; for two-year-olds; with 500
added. Last four and half furlongs of the Eclipse
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20

Al Observation-Disclosures. =; Nashua, 2
Al Fall River-Fau River. >; Rrockton, tsix innings
rain). - -, n ,... ,,,,r,.,
At I1ouell-Concord, 10; Lowell. 5 tten lnnlngs)
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20

FIyfn, Jib l07 tBuIlmen) le 10 and 10 = hlgo
tGannbn). 20 10 and to = duke OF In7
90 t-nci7rsng 100 % 80 J. Red knight loa
Tp'Neflil - 10 l. and Stamping Grooio ~
fO5oul 30 10 / and { also Start so22o- Won
l.ao4<-
FOURTH RAcE-maiden 8-yea--olds and over; last
furlorEs Withers Mile.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Bridgeport-Bridgeport 6; Meriden g. ,
Al Norwch-springfeld. IS; Norwich teight innings
A. Nev,-I Iondon-New-Lon 10; New-Haven. l.
AT Hartford-Hartford. 10 Holyoke. ,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
WINS PLACE IN HILL CLIMBING.

In a hill climbing contest at Minneapolis on May
Is the Toledo EasoIene four cylinder touring car
won the place IN field OF twenty eight contest
ants The distance covered nins-siNteenths 0f
a mile grade eleven per cent and the winnlng time
one minute fifteen and one-hftE seconds. the
winner beating the nearest competitor sixteen see
onds.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-20
THE COLUMBIA AT GLEN COVE.

Glen Cove. Long Island May 19.-The Columbia
arrived at her moorings here tonight from South
Brooklyn, where she had been hauled out TO De
cleaned She is in fine trim for the race on Thurs