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CYCLISTS IN FISTICUFFS.
HadfeLd Punches Mcfarland and
GdLUin BR22ard.
Disqualified.

The proceedings at the Vailsburg cycle track yes
terday were enlvened by two fights between rioers'
Mcfarland and Hadfeld being in one. and Calvin
and Blizzard in the other. Hndfeld punched the
San Jose rider because he thought Mcfarland had
tried to throw him in the consolation race When
Emil Isenberg a spectator. kicked Hadhed in the
face, the latter arrested. and fined S10o by
the authorities Of the Borough of Yailsburs. Gal
vim fell on the last in the first lap of one OF
the heats OF the championship race. and Blizzard
and Fem fell over him. Calvin could not get up
as his feet were secured to the pedals OF his ma
chine, and while he sitting on the track edge
Blizzard struck him twice. When Calvin stood up
the pair fought until separated by the police. who
arrested Blizzard.
The haIf-n.i.s \. G. \ circuit championship
was won by Kramer rather easily. though
he finished thu VITA his rear tire punct-
ured Menus Beden trailad the champion into
second place. -FOUR feet ahead OF Root OF
Boston. The scratch men, Mcfarland and Kramer
did figure in the fve-mile handicap. Bedeil
had little trouble winning from Fogler by four feet
the consolation went TO Fem after he had out
sprinted Mcfarland in the last eighth of a mile
Marcus L Hurley. OF the New-York Athletic Club.
accounted for the aIarter-mfIe dash Edward Rup-
precht. tho Bay View Wheelmen. took the mile
handicap by four open lengths The summaries;
Haf-uile novice-Won By Frank F, Norris. Newark;
Harry Embeton Westfeld second; John Brennan. New
ark, third. Time. loss. ,,-,..
% d TeGd open bns6n Na0aai 1 iafs
second Burton Downing san Jose Cal third g. A
Half mile y. Q \. circuit ehanponship-W9n by
Frank L. kramer Orange Menus Bsoel Lynorook.
second E. F. Root Boston. third; Frank J. Cadweu'
Hartford. fourth. Time, 1908
Five mile handicap. professionaD-won by John
Bedel Inbrook 900 yards! Joseph Fogler Broolyn 200
YARDS, second; J. P. jacobson. NewHaven goo YARDS
third Oliver Dor!on. Coney Island coo YARDS. fourth
Tina l045eb. Lap prize winners-Jacobson. {; Bsrd-
get. 4; Doron .; Query John Bedeu. :; Jack Co
burn, =
precht, Bay View Wheeen. Newark 90 yards; ALFRED
Ashurst, Newark go yards Eecond: G. G. EInoeton.
Wesreid go yards. third; NJ T. Dove. New-Iork go
one mile consolation scratch professonal-yvon by
W. s. Fem, Waterbury Conn. Floyd a Mcfarland, san
Josa Cal. second. Floyd Krsfg Newark. third Time.
Zo4's. Lap prize winners-Scheps. =, Rossini. l.
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THE LARCHMONT REGATTA
MimOSG III Wins Her Maiden Race
Tom Boy Leads RaceabOuts.

The amateur tars Of the Larchmont Yacht Club
had plenty Of sport the- annUa! regatta yester
day in OF the fastest and most exciting races
ever sailed the club courses. w5eh a rafting
southwest breezs. Thirteen classes filled thir-
ty-eigh. yachts started William G. Brokaw's big
British ydwl Sybarita anchored the start
ing line. All the and sailing craft dressed
ship a: color'. making brilliant scers in the
harbor NiCe-COmmodore A L. Bostwick's auXil-
larry schoonc" Nergemere. with her lee scupPers
awash. had brush in the stiff breeze with Lloyd
PhUanil's rev schooner Intrepid
Commodore TrenOr l. Park OF the American
Yacht Club sailed his new Herreshof sIoop
Mmosa II, against the spasm and the Anoatok.
She won her maidel handsomely. beating the
spasm by minutes = seconds and the Anoatok
~ = minutes Il seconds. He had two other yachts
in the race. Mimcss II and the Hobo The
ten yachts OF the raceabou< class did very
close work. especially the Tom Boy (the wnner).
Rascal II and the Hobo. The Hobo beaten
one minute b. Rascal II. She in being
beaten minute seconds by the Tom Boy. J. W.
Akers thcty-footer. the Alert thu defender of the
Manhasset Challenge Cup met and defeated her
rival, MilEosa II, b. three minutes. and Mi
m0sa III. in defeating the Spasm by minutes
=. seconds. made the fastest time the twenty
tWo-rnlle course Of amy yacht. except tho big
Affair.
The first leg OF the triangular course was a broad
reach TO the eastward. With booms to port and
balloon Ji5s set. The second leg hard thrash
to windward and the final leg a spinnaker run
The summary:
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N-4LZOUR IN FRONT.
Wen Contested Harness Races at
Empire City Track.

Several thousand persons were present TO wit
the matinee OF the New-YOrk Driving Club at
the Empire City track The racing was well con-
tested. and some OF the finishes were the Grand
Circuit order. Princess Pique WOE the first race
in hollow style. The second race went TO Miss
Delphine closely pressed by Royal Rene and
Nighthawk Isaac A Hoppers Bessie Reid. driven
by Thomas Il. Leahy. took the third. Baron Said
unsteady and failed to keep a pace The
fourth well contested. and was won by
Edgewood. who obliged to go two fast miles.
The best contest of the day the fifth.
Wilton Boy had the speed OF the party. but NAL
Zour Outstayed him In the finishing heat. Mercury
Wilkes seemed to have things his own way in the
sixth ana with speed to spare. Thomas Il
Leahy added another win to his credit In the sew
enth. with Santos The eighth race was won by
Christopher Hacketts Helen IL in a close finish bv
Darling
Dor Derby. driven by James A Murphy. his
owner. made the mile in 2N7i4 Under the circum-
stances this ii very credtable mile the wind
Blowing strong against him. The ninth race was
easy win for Free Advice. Don Riley making q
break and being distanced Free Advice was drtye-
second mile In 2:lcl. The last contest went In
jeanette. who had plenty Of speed to spare
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three-year-olds and over.
RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago July s-FiTst tsix fur.ongsl CRAM, Q9A
(RohbEs}. % J. won. Feckrau 97l1 u4vingstonJ,
J. second WaternIsoC. 100 Reed !.
ll5-5 shower General Steward. Prince Pilseu
Ing Master. Clsrion> Great Eastern Leland. Com
mandsr Norel Gud ISroennes also ran
Second race tore ZOE GEenry) TO
]. woa; Jerry Lynch. lo9 tOnphant. 10 !, second:
Merry Pioneer, los &c. Kelly, 3 !, third. Tina.
l42-5 Golden Mineral Atlantioo Edward Hale and
Reno also
Third zone nne)-Ansnias 100 Osed) 8 10 l. won;
Dslysy. lo2 hcIrJyrsl. Is second Miss Crawford
lo4 tAubuchoul 8 70 !. third Tine. LAS. sweetie.
Schoplate ana White Plume also Lonsdals pulled
W
FOurtn mile ana r. furIonE)-N~Ciea
Garsen1. ~ TO l. Bad News, (Kelly). . 20 /
second Colonial Girl lo9 CousN. .. third. Time.
LBS Horatius and Fonsoluce also
Firth race zone ard one-ha:f miles)-Rossmoud 20
tQTegar), . % J. won Major Man-ir l0s OHenrv) 13
. secoDd: Alma pufour, SIS (GTeenheld). n 5 third
Sixth five furonE-l-Miss Inez. OTonerp 10
FiaSnan 10 CHelgesen) I3 second; Pinker-
ton 10 tousI. II 10 1h'rd- Time l:01As. Ois-4u.
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RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

81 Louis. July FIRST racs selling: furlonEs)-
Us llow1ene. lO3 CWRts0nl 10 J. won Fay Tenpleon
~ tMglaughlin 70 l. second; Franco 10l CNcon. TO
third Time. ] %. nart.lula SOnya. Princess
LuflSa. Garrett Wilson The
Limerick Girl. NeherGelds and AZcira a % an
Second selling six DEMONSTRATING star JOS
CROKER. J. won. Potter, tAusn1. !
ond. SD Silver. 1O2 (IEowe. third Time l-is
Lady Ray Radiuu, Dallas. F1zbrIar Alto Alice 7ur-
ner. Lasso. Bounding and Jim a Long ran
Third selling mile and seventy yards)-Hettis
Regent. % Williams, IS 10 J. won: Lady Fonss 81
andeTsonJ to second; Easter Walters 10 GIeuncssy
lb 70 !. third. Time 1901 Tony Looping Pornpev
Billy Moore. Pettiiohn. Lady Matches Ivernla
Buccleuth. Quaker Girl ana WIszendins ran
Fourth race Independence Handicap: one nr,!s and
-siEteenthsl Nontebank e5 Lindsey, - won
Iaby Tosa 1O4 CHatsOnj. - l. second. Forehant.
fNicoD. 70 J. third Tlrae. 2O4l1 Sapbo JACK Young
Light Opera Bernays Warte NIGHT also
Fifth purse six furongs)- IA Dale
10 .. won. Floral Wreath, 10 (Foey0 to l. second
Gear the Arena lOi NicoD. 10 l. third Time l:l7
Red Thistle " 7. Palmer Rebn Iceyva'er also ran
SiSth purse; mle)First Mason 10 watson,
10 ] Fred leppart. % tNlcoN. To !. secon.
Fiarmakis. 81 GiiceD. even. third Time. Terra
BirTra. FeniaH Byron Rose also
Seventh race selling; one mile and furIonEl-Caith-
meas % tStDEsD 9 10 J. won Zella knight,
SOM 10 TO = second Boastsr. 1o4 q. Conway, 10 J.
vate Leeuja Ada -. also
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ECONOMY BY MOTOR CYCLISTS
Edward Buffum, of Boston, Rides More than
Fifty-fve Miles with Quart of Gasoline.

Edward Bufrum. OF Boston. made a remarkable
record yesterday in the quart fuel test con-
Quoted by the Federation of American Motorcy
csts the third days feature IN the annual
days endurance contest- Each rider received
quart Of gasolene and started from No 10 West
Sjxtieth-st. the home Of the New-York Motorcycle
Club course extending the length OF the
Boulevard Lafayette and back tho starting point,
the to be ridden as long tho cyclists
could make the fuel last.
Burums showing far surpasses that OF tho win
OF last years economy test when w II. owen
rode nineteen miles tho Manhattan Beach BIZ
cycle track. using pint OF gasolene Buffum
rods nfty-iive and three-tenths miles usiag only
twice as much gaso.ene. and forced TO climb
many grades in the course OF his ride. One OF the
pedals pulled from his machine by acct
dent. and he rode tho last five miles with
pedal.
As an economy test II was q great success.
BuHum's cost mile less than one mill. hgur-
ing gasolene at its present retail price OF five cents
a quart The distance covered by George N.
Hendes also good he weighs 2i2 pounds
The riders finished follows.
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CUP FOR LITTLE RHODY.
WINS THE OCEAN RACE.
c. f. T'lHnghast's Yacht Makes
Fast Time to Marblehead.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE zRIBUNEI

Marolehead Mass. July 4.-Surprisingly fast
time has been made by the yachts in the Brooklyn
Yacht Clubs ocean race OF SS1 miles, from New
York to this port. The winner of the 1o0-guluea
cup offered by Sir Thomas J. Upton is the sloop
Little Rhody. 34-66 feet lsng. owned by c. f. TIL
Lnghast, of the Rhode Island Yacht Club. she
arrived at the finish or the Boston Yacht Club
mouse at 1888 tonight. having covered the distance
in IS hours, 81 minutes and 50 seconds She was
allowed 2;49.2i by the largest yacht, the Newasi.
so her corrected time is 30 hours IS minutes and q
seconds. That means that she has averaged a
speed Of asa knots hour for the entire distance
covered
The yachts had northwest and southwest winds
OF considerable strength from the time they
sailed from Gravesend Bay on Saturday morning.
Lhey were reported passing Highland Light
cape Cod, at $50 tonight. Dr. Joseph Fourniers
sioop MiSnon, OF the Indian Harbor Yacht Club,
was then = the lead. followed by the Little Ehody,
then q r Hawess Ray II, Of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club. ana the Newasi. owned by A II. W. john
son, 30. The crew of the LittIo Rhody are Charles
T. IlhnShast, George Owens, James II. Thurston.
Irving o. Hunt George a. Fuller and s. Foster
Hunt.
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FIFTH RACD-Seliirg;
nils and = fuflr.7~
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UPSETS m REGATTA AT TROY

Troy y. Y. July &-The regatta held on the
Hudson to-day part of the city's celebration
OF the Fourth marrec by very rough water
Shells were swamped. The most important con-
tests were won by representatives OF the New
York Athletic Club ATLANTA md Union Boat clubs
oc New-York Tho Cr1igie four OF Cambridge de-
feafed the Laureate fouF. The time was poor
owing 10 conditions In the e!ght-oared race be-
tween the New-YoTk Athletic Club and the Iau-
reate both shells were swamped, and three New
Workers jumped into .he river and swan ashore
IEe JGnier single ecull was won by w. Gilbert
Massey, or the At2lants Boat Club, New-YOrk
The junior four-oa:ed shell race was won by tho
Atalanta Boat Clrb; the senior four-oared BIZ the
Nassau Boat Club, New-YorK: the match four
Dared by The Cralsle Athletic Association OF Cam
bridge: and the tunior eisht-oared by the New
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= bird RECT,-THE u
Ia - six 7uTl0nEs CT
sSCCE and Wine -....
Councilman .....
Sparkling Star........
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MORSE WINS INDEPENDENCE TROPHY
IBx TELEGRAPH TO THE TaIBUsz.I

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBCSEl
Manchester. Vt. July 4-Tke anal round OF thir-
ty-six holes for the Independence trophy was COM
pleted here to-day tho EkwanoK links Georgs
E Morse. Rutland Golf Club. won over Allan
Lard Columbia Golf Club. by up anc 70 Play.
The Rutland man was down at the end OF tbs
morning round. II the afternoon. however, ne
played faster golf and won by brilliant work l. J.
Hazeltou Tekoa Golf Club. captured the Old Glory
cup He easily defeated E. *. Biddan ApawauliS.
12 up and 10 TO play. L. NJ. Daley. St Andrews.
took the consolation cup. He beat Paul Waterman.
Englewood up and s to play. svOd Held started
In the all day open handicap. IS holan, medal play.
When the cards were all handed IN e was found
that Edward Clark. Ekwanok. had the best gross
score. with card OF So l. J. Hazelton, Tekoa.
won the prize with So. 3. So The summary
follows:
Indepsndrnc- cup final round)-George Z Morss Hut-
land G. G 49,. beat Allan Lard Columbia Golf Cf1h.
up . play
Old Glory Cup ,dnaI round)--Ls = Hazston reko&
beat f n. BeddaN. Apawsmis. Il Ep 20 play
Consolation Cup Glsal rpuntD-E. NJ Daley 81
drvws. beat Paul Waterman EnSlewoOd %, up and
play
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CHAMPIONSHIP AT HILLSIDE.

Plalndeld. y, J.. July (SpeclaD.-In the qualify
ing round for the club championship the Hillside
Tennis and Golf Club this morning. the play was
follows:
Willard Na1sworth IA: Robert Abbott 20. Leighton
Gakins 40; Walter Peterson, So. r $ Rowland 50: w
l. Gl.nrey. 10; II. D. Hbbard IS: Norris Duulont 81
after playing OF tie with c. w. ABBOTT who also GOT
a -
Second eight w Abbott. sd: H. r Stock IS = T.
Murray. 30 G Morgan. %: George Cathcart. o.; J. Y
Erickson. ~; q. T. Van Boskerck. 81; Howard Hunt
Ing, >
Third eight-E. f. Iremonger. Us: D. W. TAYLOR oi
Z. b Shoemaker 90: H l.. Hall 100 Y i PsTtersoD'
100: e. F. Earl III: Evarts Tracy lie: II Hall IaS
For the Green's Committee Tankard Willard
Wadsworth won leg with Il net. For the Holt
day Cup. for men with handicap Of Is and over
W. L. Cheney won les with IS net
IN the afternoon the match play rounds for the
club championship resulted as follows:
W l. Glenney VI. ]. Dumont ! u2 and q 10 ,l,v
Walter Peterson beat Robert Abbott. up; IelshrSa
Caktns beat willard WadswoTth. up and to play ri
ID. Htbba=d beat r. 5. Rowland. Up to play
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competed although only few of them rs<urns1
cards The scores were:
gNeLEwooD GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE.

There were morning and afternoon matches at
the E?sIewOod Golf Club yesterday. and a varied
programme. Miss Hubbard won the womens
eighteen hole: handicap in the morning. with
score of 106, IS. So and also qualifying putting
round the best four 90 compete at match play
putting for the cup IL the afternoon. In the
match play Miss Ethel Howe beet Miss z. Fei
lows, by 1 up, ana Mrs. =. S. Loferts beat Miss
Howe by up and 10 play. Therewas a splendid
contest in the naI Mrs Lefrerts beating Miss Hows
on the nineteenth hole In the morning, NJ r.
Howe. with 49, 41-So. equalled the competitive rec
ord for the course. The summary OF the mems
contests
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STATEN ISLAND WINS AT POLO

Morrstown. n. J., July (SpecaD.-The polo
match the Whippany River Club to-day was a
return match for the one played Saturday when
Whippany won by quarter of a goal. The local
team lost to-day. however. the visitors receiving
handicap OF four. which made the final score to s
in favor OF the Staten Island Club In the second
half Mr. Boyd. of the visiting team was struck
on the forehead with the ball, and was obliged TO
quit the game. Wilmerding took his place MT
Boyd not seriously hurt. The lineup:
Whippany River-l. Rudolph Kissel C r
Alexander: J. Ben Nicoll; back. Norman Hender-
Staten Island-f. Charles Pnzer: ?. BOYD; 2. p
Hart: back, G A Hart
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HANDICAPS AT ARDSLEY.

Competitions for an Independence Day leup. as
we'll as for the July Handicap Cup crowded the
Ardsley links yesterday and many good scores were
returned. II. Z. Worthington the Independence
Day prize with net score OF 1856 while the best
gross score was made by Howard Jaffrey IT., who
did l62 Both these cards were made at thirty-six
holes. The July handicap eighteen holes,
and here there was tie at first place between
j. w. Johnson and H 5. Brooks, jr.. who each did
a 80 The summary:
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CUP PLAY AT HOLLYWOOD.

Long Branch. y. J.. July 4 (SpeciaD.-J. Campbell
Phillips to-day the Independence Day Cup
the Hollywood golf hngs, defeating Frank E.
Henderson by UP and I 70 play. the
eighteen hole coure. Phillips covered the courss IN
record of the links making the eighteen holes in
e. % ond 81 in There sixteen TO qualify
IN the handicap.
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TROPHY PLAY AT LEMON.

LenOx, Mass. July I (SpeciaD.-Edward Burnett
the annual Fourth OF July gOIs trophy offered
by the Lenox club He tied with s. p Shaw, ot
Boston. in tho total and they played or, Burnett
winning at the nineteenth hole Those who re-
turned low scores included William Douglas Sloane
Robert ". Paterson. J. Bowers Lee, John II. Ham
mOnd. GiraUd, Foster. Harold Goodwin and j.
Montgomery Hare.
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GOLF.
Class Handicaps Croagd Richmond
County Links.

Holiday golnng had its social side yesterday at
the Richmond County Country Club Staten
Island The clubhouse and lawns were prettiIy
decorated and orchestra entertained the visitors
from surrounding country places. An Informal
ception was held in the afternoon and The golf
matches were watched with keen interest. There
we're several OF these. including an eighteen-hOle
competition for both classes of the clubs men,
bers In Glass A Victor Garrett had the dstinc-
ton OF making the best gross well the best
net score while c. c. GouldsbOro second place
in the handicap. In Class = first place
by T. H Seaman. The results:
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CLASS B.
WHITNEY WINS MAXWELL CUP.

II. F. Whitney won the Maxwell Cup at the Mas
Country Clubs links yesterday by defeating
J. D. Travers in the final round for that trophy,
up and TO play In addition there were Glass
a and matches. in which c. S Denning and II;
F. Whitney tet. for first place in the former and
L. NJ Williams won in the latter. The summary;
Maxwell Cup tseuli-fral rouRd)-H F. Whitney beat
c. j. Dunnirg. and to play; J. ID. TraVsTs beat
Loring, UP ana to play
Final roupd-WhitRey beat Travers and TO play.
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Ii. DAY HANDIcsp-ls Horzs-arloAL PLAY
MOTOR CAR PARADE AT ALLgNAURsr.
tiny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


AlIenhursr. y. J.. July +-The parade % motor
the feature of the Fourth OF July celebra-
ton arranged by the entertainment COMMITTEES OF
the Allenhurst Club Cor this afternoon There were
twenty-five automobiles IN the parade. which
moved through the streets OF AHeHhurst. Deal
Beach. Loeb Arbor and North Asbury Park The
judging took place IN front OF the AleRhurst Club
The first prize, a bronze trophy. for the best ap-
pearing motor vehicle. awarded F. W
WOolworth of New-York. The second a similar
trophy, went TO c. o. Burns. OF the same city.
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

RACING-At sheepshead Bay. ESQ o. m; Hawthorne
and st. Louis
RowING.-Henley re9atta on the Thames. Ensiand
CRICKET.-Hsverford at Marlborough England
LAWN TENNIS.-Open tournament a. Kings County
Tennis Club: Canadian championships at Niazars-on
the-Lske; open tournament. Swanoy Club New
Rochelle.
BASEBAI!IA-National League; New-York a Philanel-
phia Brooklyn at Boston. Chicago Gin
cinnat ST. Louis American League PhIadelphia
az New-York. D M Boston Washington ST.
Louis Cleveland.
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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP AT ARsDALE.

In the semi-fnaI of the club championship yes
terday az the Arsdale club. T. E Mclaughlin beat
J. & Baker, by up and TO play, and A. 3. KIsht
beat W. WtswiCk by 5 up and 10 play. klghr
beat Mclaughlin in the final by up and 4 to play.
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PRELIMINARY HEATS AT HENLEY.

Henley. England. July although tho Henley
regatta properly begins tomorrow. Il was neces-
cary 70 row couple Of preliminary boats for the
diamond souls this afternoon in consequence OF the
large entry. L. F. scholes, OF the Don Rowing
CiJo. OF Toronto easily his heat. defeating
lengths. Time s.ol-
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Gross. Handicap Ne
TRUEsDALE WINS AT FAIRFIELD.

There were forty-nvs starters In the thirty~stx
holes match play competition at the Fairfield COun-
~ Golf Club links for the cup presented By e B.
Curtiss. The winner c. Truesdals and a Few
OF the best cards as follows: c, Truesdals
l up; Dr. g. r. Martin. all square; W. F. Clapp,
down; J. McCutcheOn, down; P. lockwood.
down; II. NJ. Day it., down: z. c. Converse.
down; q. Z. Sheldon. down.
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breeze from the southwest, that sent them flying
the ten and three-quarters mile course IN Iast
time F. G.. Stewards H-foot raceabout Natnahe
sailed a close race in her class against johnston
De Forests Mystery and the Jolly Roger. ohe won
from the former by "a seconds. Six boats started
in the I5-foot class They sailed over tne same
course. Colgate Hoyt's Cayenne won peatins - ..
Matheson's BARN. sailed by Gus Aathesoh' ny
I'm. S2s.
The summary:
RACEABOUT CI.Ass-sTART S:20-coURsE lo3.
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TIE IN CRESCENT GOLF.

Three men tied for the independence Day handi-
cap cup yesterday. the Crescent Athletic club
links, with net score of q They were w
Rhett A S. Fedde and c. L. zimmerman Tn.
tie Will he played on their earliest convenience
Inc course WAS IN line condition. and a large field
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MIDLAND GOLFERS TIED.

At the links OF the Midland Golf Club. at Garden
city. yesterday T. T. Rushmore. Donald McBelar
and F. Z. Kerr tied for the Fourth OF July Cup
with score OF So each. They will play It or next
Friday at eighteen holes
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ON THE NEWARK LINKS.

At the Newark Coli Club yesterday there was a
thirty-six hole holiday tournament for prizes pre-
scented by n. Allsopp and James Bless The win
F. AllSopp; second place went to w "
Burnett The summary:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-05
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Should the winner Of the Test Handicap at
mile thu feature Of the opening Brighton Beach
tomorrow, make record. the association
viii add cup OF tie value Of .250.