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SHAMROCK TRIALS END.
Challenger Goes to Drydock to Get
Ready for Cup Races.

Shamrock III sailed yesterday the last OF her
trials with her sister before going into dry
dock be put in trim for her effort to win the
cup. In the afternoon she towed to Erie Basin
and to-day will be taken into dock to have her I'M
derbody re-enameiled. Fifteen additional men for
her crew have been selected from the crew Of
Shamrock I. and yesterday sailed on the challenger
for the first time. She carries fifty-nne men
all told.
She had only sail stretching trial yesterday
After waiting at Sandy Hook until noon for an
extra jib for the boat, the two yachts ran out
through the channel but separated before they
reached Sandy Hook Lightshp, the challenger head
ing out to Shamrock / turned about the light
ship and then Joined the boat after which they
had brush a few miles windward in fine sail
ing breeze. The boat passed the old one when
the latter had trouble with her mainsheet
and the trial was abandoned The racers were then
taken in for Erie Basin.
In English waters Shamrock III sailed five actual
trials measured with Shamrock l.
They were not ali thirty miles long, but the re-
suits, figured basis Of thirty miles to each
race, show that she beat Shamrock I average
in each Of 10 minutes q seconds. In the thir-
teen trial races sailed in American waters the chal-
lenger defeated the old boat average of II
minutes 81 seconds the basis of thirty miles TO
each
which Shamrock I defeated the challenger, which
was the result of huke. For nearly two weeks the
challenger has shown little change in form and has
easily beaten Shamrock under all conditions.
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Hart and c. F. shallcross Following is the sum
YALE MAN BEATS WALTER TRAVIS.
F. J. o. Alsop Defeats Former Champion fol-
Presidents Cup at Ekwanok.
Lnr rrLEGRArH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

Manchester. VT. Aug. s.-The Connecticut golfer
caught Travis just bit off his game to-day, and
won the match the nineteenth green, after an
uphill fight Alsop played a stronger and straghter
game through the fair green than did Travis. Both
men were "streaky' the putting greens. Asop
topped his drive from the second tee and immedi
aely topped his brasse. losing the hole He missed
a short put for the half on the third and was two
down. The fourth haved in ). The next hole
went TO Alsop Travis off the in his
drive to the sixth green and lost the hole, making
it all even.
The Garden City golfer got the lead again on the
seventh through misplay by Alsop. The eighth
halved in 8 Alsop made it all even at the
turn by running down thirty foot put for 3.
The Yale golfer then began to forge ahead for the
first time. The tenth haved Travis drove
over the green into the bunker the short elev
enth hole and lost it to 4. On the next Alsop
allowed too much for the wind his approach and
fell short. After halving the thirteenth Asop again
got the lead. After halvng the fifteenth Asop fell
down on his approach and Travis both the
sixteenth and seventeenth holes in to D.
On going to the home hole. both men got good
drives. Asop by a magnificent brassie shot put
his ball within ten feet of the hole, while Travis
was thirty yards away his second shot and took
the eighteenth green; the hole both drives
were good Travis was not up on his third shot
He failed to run down the put and the hole went
to Alsop in to 5. Their by strokes follow:
E. J. Alsop
G1' ::::::::::5s 3 80
Byeholes t. total SO.
Walter J. Travis Garden City:
Out ...,...............4 8 SO
In Observation-Disclosures 5-S9-79
Byehoes s. total so.
In the semi-fnal round this morning Walter j.
Travis easily defeated n. Mallouf. up and 3 to
play, and F. J. o. Alsop beat Paul Waterman. 3
up and to play. John NJ Ward nearly met his
match in the final contest for the Governors Cup
in H. G. Hartwell OF the Island Golf Club The
Troy forced him to the twentieth green and
defeated by hole.
Walter ]. Travis the best gross score prize
in the eighteen hole open handicap with card of
70 D. Lloyd and H. K: Robbins tied for the best
net score prize at Y. The results:
First presidents cup (sem-fna round-Walter ].
Travis, Garden City. beat N. Mallouf Fox Hills up
and to play F. J. o. Alsop, Arawana, beat Paul Water
man, EnglewOod. up and i play.
Final round-F. J. o. Alsop beat Walter J. Travis l
up-19 holes.
Governors cup (senli-hnal round)-J. NJ Ward Fox
Hills beat F. Harrshoff, Bristol. up and to play; H
G. Hartwel Island Golf Club. beat Jasper Lynch Lake
wood. 8 up and play.
Final round-John NJ. Ward H. C. HartweIl. up
20 holes.
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SWIMMING.
RuberI, of the n. Y. Il. c., Takes
Canadian Cham piionships.

Ottawa, Ont, Aug. s.-Charles Ruberl, of the
New-York Athletic Club. swept the slate in the
Canadian swimming championships in the Rock
Clife Course to-day. He all three champion
ships, the 100 40 and $50 yards. His strongest OPP
ponent was Joe" Wilson. of the Toronto Swim
ming Club. Wilson did not swim a good course in
the $50 yards, and gave Ruberl big advantage
over him. The New-York man established two new
records. He covered the 100 yards in 0S As and
the $50 yards in 1888 The 40 yard race was won
by him in 6:5S. The swimming done
short course with a turn, the competitors thus
having the current against them part of the way.
The summary:
one hundred yards-Won by Charles Ruberl. Nev-York
A C.: Joseph Wilson. Toronto c.. second Johnston
Ottawa Rowing Club Time, :Os4S. E. E. Wink
NeWEork A c., also
-Four hundred and forty yards-Won by Charles Ruber
New-York a. c.; j. Wilson Toronto, second, j. h. Law
less. Ottawa, third. Time, G:59
Eight hundred and eighty yards-Won by Charles Ru-
ber NeWYork A. c. J. Wilson, Toronto, second J. c.
Addison, Montreal. third. Time 1898
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THE BARBARA WINS AT NEWPORT

Newport. R. l. Aug. (SpeciaD-There was Z. race
between the Newport 30-footers this afternoon for
a cup offered hy Nice-Commodore Henry Walters
OF the New-York Yacht Clun. which was won bv
the Barbara sailed by Winthrop Rutherford There
was a good breeze from the southwest and the
boats made good time over the course which was
six miles TO leeward and return, with short reach
at the start and finish.
There were four boats in the race. the Raccoon
being sailed by Reginald Ronalds, and the Vaquero
III BY Lawrence Waterbury The other two boats
were sailed by their owners 1t was a pretty,
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GOOD SWIMMING AT BATH BEACH.

In the amateur swimming competitions given by
the Bath Beach Swimming Association, interest
centred in the match race between George w.
Van Cleaf. of the New-York Athletic Club, and L.
De B. Handley, of the Knickerbocker Athletic Club
They were to have met in three races at 100 yards
200 yards and d half mile
Handley defeated Van Cleaf by less than length
in the 10O-yard. In the next race the tables were
turned, Van Cleaf winning by two lengths Then
came the final race, but Handey taken Ill
with stomach troubles and Bud Goodwin took his
place He was fresh, and defeated Van Cleaf in
the half mile by less than length.
For other sports fifth page)
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CASTLES WINS AT CRESCENT A. c.

Crescent Athletic Club links yesterday from a
field of fifteen starters. cool breeze from the
bay made things comfortable for the contestants.
maintaining the reputation the course enjoys for
being the most perfect links within the city
limits The tournament also the means of de-
Gliding the tie between Castles and Gleason, which
occurred in the competition of August l. Castles
won the pay-off with the same score that captured
yesterdays match. The summary:
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CAPTAINS CUP AT APAwAmls.

IN addition to informal competitions among the
sumner members OF the Apawamis Club at Rye
yesterday there was a qualifying round for the
Captains Cup, in which most of the clubs best
Players took part The round was at eighteen holes
medal play; under club handcaps. and eight be
came ellgibIe for the subsequent rounds match
play The best net score returned by G. S.
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STATEN ISLAND BEATS SQUADRON A

The Staten Island Polo Club. who have their
headquarters at Smith Manor. the estate of
Martin w. Smith, played match yesterday on
their own grounds with Squadron. A. to whom they
allowed a handicap Of four goals. The Staten
Island team proved the victors by l6 TO 6. the Wis
itOrS only SCORING goals.
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GOLF.
H. Chandler Egan Still Western
Champion-Defeats His Cousin.

Cleveland, Aug. S-The morning round of eighteen
holes in the finals of the Western amateur cham
pionshtp between Chandler and Walter Egan was
played in ideal weather before large gallery. The
eighteen hole was as hoty contested as any
match this week. At the turn H. Chandler Egan
was l up. At the ninth he up, but Walter
Egan holed a remarkable 40-foot put the ninth
green and made it l up.
On the upper course both played superb golf
Walter taking the tenth hole and Chandler the
eleventh. The twelfth haved and Walter
made it up by taking the thirteenth 4-5
The fifteenth was halyed. as was the sixteenth and
seventeenth, and Walter just lost his chance OF
halving the eighteenth hole by missing a fourfoot
put The cards:
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Interesting sport marked the special regatta of
the Brooklyn Yacht Club, which was held yesterday
the club courses off Bath Beach. Gravesend
Bay. The larger boats covered the course extend
ing from the clubhouse at Bath Beach, to Craven
Shoals Buoy and the smaller boats the inside
course. The winners We're the Winona. in Glass A,
the Bonito in Class B. the Sand Piper in Class D
and the Boozie in the catboat class.
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CLASS A-START 3;35.
kNIckERBockER YACHTS ON CRUISE.

Sea Cliff, Long Island Aug. S.-The fleet of the
Knickerbocker Yacht Club sailed into the harbor
here tonight its annual cruise to the east
ward. after fine run from the home anchorage at
College Point. Tomorrow the yachts sail for
Bridgeport. On Monday d squadron run will be
held from Black Rock Harbor to Thimble Island,
off the Connecticut coast.
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FISHING TACKLE.

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start the Raccoon crossing with the gun and up
10 the finish il looked though she would
win the race. She led the feet to the outer mark,
and the wind but just before the reach to the
finish the Barbara got n lucky slant of wind. which
her the lead. ard she the race by twenty
seconds The summary:
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SHOES,
SEWING MACHINES.

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LOANS.

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HARDWARE.

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Teachers agencies.

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CANADA WINS CUP RACE.
The Strathcona, Through Better Sea
manShip, Defeats the Ir0ndequOit.

Toronto, Ont, Aug S.-By sheer seamanship the
first of the Canada's Cup races went to the de-
fender the Strathcona, after a close race with the
Irondequoit with most exciting spnnaker run
at the finish. There a brisk southwestern
breeze of ten miles and the course beat of
seven miles, with a broad reach and close reach
home
At the start the Canadian was first over and in
the weather position. The Strathcona finally ate
out a lead a length at a time. The was
lumpy but she made less fuss than the Ironde-
QUOT and steadily increased her lead. Then the
Irondeauoit suddenly shot w;ndward, banketed
the Canadian and passed her like a rocket just
west Of the second buoy The time Of the turn was:
INNS.
The last leg of the triangle was run home with
the wind the port quarter. The wind had
varied trife, and at Us p. Jarvis decided that
big spinnaker dragged her along inch by inch
enough to interfere with the leading boats wind.
The American yachts spinnaker boom scared into
the air and the sail collapsed in a tangled futter
She luffed to keep the Strathcona from passing
her weather quarter. but Jarvis also luffed
until his big spinnaker no longer drew.
The yachts steering away to windward of
their course, but Barr again luffed Jarvis hung
grimy to his weather quarter, and then suddenly
squared away. shooting across his rivals wake
out came his spinnaker and away he ran. The
American set his Spnnaker a minute later, but
the SrathCOna opened the gap steadily and crossed
the line a winner. The official time of the finish
was:
rcndequot %'o' oo
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teen starters and eight cards returned. The win
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MATTRESSES REMADE at your resi-
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BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

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