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New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

= Louis Aug. 2o-Frst race Gsix tgriorgs'0HapTy 9s
~ second s. Vtus Lindsey. 30 l. third.
Tins. / Ist4 suave Oudon Dugenie B. La Rouge and
second 1--WE and oneheIf turlongs-Prnceas orna
I05 Franco. lOo tRice) 70 J,
Feond Kings Trophy u. DaIy). TO third Time.
~ Annabells Lee Ny Eleanor, Lady and ETla Lee
also
Third race six t1rlongs-Ed Ball 100 Foley). to 2.
wor- J " q Neiu 102 Audersonl. 3 70 g. second,
Felix Mozzes 1O5 5Young 50 ! third Time, 1:l5-
Pond. ST. Paris St Wtnntfrsde and Clare
also
Fourth race Futurfty; I'VE and one-half
fsrorgsy-Tonl Shelley 120 fOrs) 70 81, won Wood
isudF los n Andersen second; J. 3 Sheridan.
lG ID. Austin, 30 l. third. Time. 1:1O Shelley and
Woodlands coupled
Fffth race six furonzs)-Jirn a Long. 100 Dugan).
won; So Silver Cyoung IL 70 1. second; Cater
pillar % CRce). 10 !. third Time, 1:l5r Atlas.
King Rose Rosecourt BisztuI Kings Charm. Ono More
aHs Tally r.
sn1 oue-ESteenth nnilesjAToid, lO2 Ct
Dean. 70 Wsssndne 90 (Eioel lS 20 l. second
Scsluer es austin l. third. Time. 40. Rye
-a'e. Lady Fonso The Buzaboo. Bourze Cochran Buge
H0r-. DolinGa Flyer anc Prodgal son alzo
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
TOURNAMENT AT SHELTER ISLAND.

The second round and seui-haals for the SyIve=-
ter and consolation cups. in the open tournament
OF the Manhanset Manor Country Club. were played
yesterday at Shelter Island The weather coudi-
uons were perfect in the morning. but a high wind
sDrang up about the middle OF the day All those
Put out IN the first and second rounds formed a
pool in the afternoon and competed in a special
handicap, which by DR. CoakIey, SHINE
cock Hills The finals for the Sylvester and con-
ISOLATION cups will be played to-day. the fnalfsts
for the tournament cup being ]. Whitney Baker
Maidstone. and Walter KOboe Shinnecock Kills.
while c. Abbott Shelter Island Country Club and
Robert Moore. Nev-LondOn. will fight IL
the consolation cup. The summary
Sylvester Cup fsecond roundl-A Q
Manor, beat J. c Phillips Hollywood. BY up Kobbe
Shinnecock, beat E NJ Frtedlaader Hollywood By 3 IN
and 70 play T. O. Tyler. Nsv-Haven O. Pfckh lri
9lanhanser Manor. by A and J..
Baker Maidstone. beat Chadwick Sawyer. Midland by
and to play
-anals-WaItsr Kobbs beat A c Travis. by m
n 20 holes: ! W Baker beat F. O. Tylsr. BY % and
3 20 play.
Consolation Cup second roUnd}-Robe-t Moore. New
London. beat ?. W Leavett Akron. Ohio, BY uo ard
play; Dr. Marvin Shinnsc0ck. beat c s Pinx1ry
Fox HIS by in - holes z. Otis Shelter Island
Country Club beat P : Rowland NeE-Haven by u,
o play: Abbott Counrrv CTub
beat J. Nasthing. Lakewoot. BY 3 up ana . to plav
-hnals-tl Abbott beat Marvin BY I uD In 10
holes Robert Moore beat Il otis I in holes
MANHANSET CT-P HANDICAP
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIPS IN WEIGHTS
New Records Expected in Olympic Games
at St. Louis Fair.

The worlds championship weight throwing con
tests, TO be decided at St Louis next week In ror
nection with the Olympic games. have attracted =
large entry list, and, from the class Of s1hIe+eS
entered. new records are TO be expected The Eas,
viii be represented by strong teams from the Nsz-
York Athletic Club and the Greater New-York Irish
Athletic Association The Irish team will cousisr
Of John Flanagan, champion and record holder at
throwing the 56-pound weight. who recently u1aaa
the new worlds hammer record Of I7S feet: Martin
Sheridan national champion shot-putter and dis,us
thrower and holder OF the worlds record OF 1q7
feet So inches for the discus throw and c. Van
Duyne. OF Syracuse University. junior champion
90 pound weight thrower. The New-York AtbIeti,
Club viii be represented by J. 5. Mitchell holder
of the Canadian hammer and discus champioushfns-
John r. De Witt OF Princeton. intercollegiate ham
mer champion and record holder: Dick" Sheldon
and Tom Shevlin. two Yale athletes. and L. E
J. Feuerbach holder OF the Canadian and Metro
ern representative will be W. ". Coe. Of Boston
who, on July last. established the new worlds
record of As feet inches for the shot uut
The best known Western men entered are Ralph
Rose o; the University OF Michigan: who will
he Western intercollegiate discus and shot cham
9s fset inches at practice in St Louis last Ws
thToxer and IS credited with having senT tIS ha1T
are c. ; Rodu1an, of the Chicago Athletic Asso-
won the national hammer and shot Championships
ITniysrsitv of Nevada and Quincy and F4ytie shot
by champion weight thrower. E. Desmarteau.
wn3, tJ N 5s-no1nd weight cbampionsbips ''i sHu
The foreign entries include Dennis HOrgan. OF
ireland holder of the Irish record OF IS feet inches
fo~ 1bs shot put who visited this country in Ia.0
and won the national championship; Charles P
Georgantas and Perikes KakOusis. two Grecian
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
GERMAN ATHLETES HERE.
To Compete IN Olympic Games at
St Ions Far.

The German athletes who compete in rhe
Olympic games at ST Louis, beginning Mon
day, arrived Yesterday DIT. Willibald tiehhardt ~
the manager OF the delegation. which includes four
members OF the students corps 'Cernla MA OF
Dresden. Saxony. These students will give
hibtion Of students duel with rspiers befors
the President.
or the athletes Johannes Rughe, of the Elm
tracht. Braunschweg, and Paul Wsinstein. OF
the Club Sportsfreuude.' Halle. appear TO bs
most formidable They will take part in ths
champion wrestling contests. running and Jump
ing matches. Doerr. OF Frankfort. who known
the best sll-roUnd athlete OF Europe and who
holds the worlds record in discus throwing. viii
Try TO win honors in the contests here J.
Runge, the champion runner and hurdler OF Ger-
many. and WeinsJein. the champion jumper,
among the visitors. Runge covered 404 80 and
I5eo metres respectively Hanover in So seconds
15s So and Az Weinstsin made a high jump cr
La metres Nine swimmers are IN the party. They
belong 10 the "PoseidOn Cub Berlin. and a
George Hoffman. Emil FIausch, Otto HoOf Max
Pape, A. R Rr7unschweiser, George Zacharias.
Walter Brauck I'D William Wundrann. Gustav
CaSimfr. OF the Berlin Fencing Club. WI sntaa
in the fencing contests.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
SWIM TO CoNEY ISLAND SUNDAY,
IWenty-six Men and Two Women Entered
IN Long Distance Race.

contestants in the long distance swim to be held
he1t sunday. under the auspices OF the United
states volunteer Life Saving Corps, viii start from
the Brooklyn Bridge pier az 10 a. m SWIMMING
along the Brooklyn shore 10 Bay Ridge, thence 10
Fort Hamilton. up Graveserd Bay to Norton's
Point, finishing at SteepIechase Park Those who
nIllsh VIII receive medals and the others who may
stop at Fort Hamilton or Nortou's Point a GER
uicats indicating the distance covered
Each swimmer viii be accompanied by a rov7boa+
IWenty-elght arc entered, including a one-arned
man. and another with leg missing Two v,or7e,
are 70 start The competitors are as follows.
Charles J. SiefHed. Harold Halstead Arthur
Deatley, Thomas A Wallis DR. Josepb Ferguson
Arthur Dietz, George Goldblath Harry r Davis
Royle c scotsan, S. ". Berg, Alfred Brown. ?
". 6tachton. II. P Hare. W G. Hare William,
EtaHWeg. Frederick aetZel. Frank Olsen A1rOuIo
Ross, Martin FrelmUth, Clarence A Brown Frank
Itayaes, hugo Switzar. James J. Kennedy, George
Parcegar and Arthur ". Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
THlR7Y-FooTERs IN STIFF BREEZE.

Newport, r. I. Aug. @.-A sweepstake race this
afternoon for the 3O-footers was by the Breeze
sa fled b William g. Rocker. jr. The contest
sailed in strong southwest breeze, and while ordi
pa-y craft In the bay were double reefed, these
littla racers carried whole sail. The course
triangular one Of about ten miles the first leg being
run up the bay, with spnnakers to the Compass
buo,, then a beat 10 jamestown and a reach home
The Breeze got the start. but when the boats
hauIed on the wind the Carolina and the Eleanor
took the lead. and IT pretty race between
them After rounding the jamestown mark they
had a luffiug match. which allowed the Breeze 10
walk in ahead Of them. The Carolina and the
Freeze were sailed by their owners. The Eleanor
nv Victor Sorchau and Woodbury. Kane. and the
Raccoon by Marion Wright The summary:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
GETAWAY At ( SARATOGA.
DOLLY SP4NKER'S RACE.
Uins the lS1ranac- Hunter
BOTS Tendon.
rEr TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBuNE.i

Saratoga -. Y, Aug. 25.-The most successful
meeting Saratoga has known since the late Will
am c whitney undertook to restore racing here
-ane to an end this afternoon at the victory Of
Z. seagrans Merry England. the red hot favcr-
- IN IN aIl-age handicap at mile.
F-7ugh OF The ancient traditions of getaway
ra-s' we're observed to insure the philanthropic
,ooz-nakers seats in the dining car and the gaunt
thar accommodations between the trucks Of the
..vannigan Special" which started south while
-,a sun vas yet high.
--,e breaking down oc \. Dynents useful colt
- F5u1ter. the odds-on favorite for the Sarsnac
s5srs,caD IT nile and a furloug. severe
.Tovr 70 MS owner and q facer COR the public The
.Ls.-vsar-old son Of Potomac had only Dolly
snarker and st Valentine to dispose of to win
-. q 60 which the Saranac was worth. and. al
rboUzh he giving the former eight pounds
and The latter four, the seemed TO be at his
mercy. The regulars played him confidently and
rsrsisteutlv. IN spite OF unsatisfactory pre-
5,,t-s-v gallon and the fact that Tom HeaIey
vrbo trains M. Wilson's Dolly Spanker. had told
MS friends that the gslding would take q lot Of
bssring St Valentine. the only other starter
vert begging al prices ranging from SKIES 10
eigEts.
The Kingston gelding has always been a front
-,,-rer and no one was surprised when Shaw gave
him his head and permitted him TO make the pace.
O5o-n on the favorite. pulled in directly behind
MIN an5 the Erandstand waited 70 see the leader
come back 10 his company. It waited in vain. vain
T5I-nfer and for q few yards he responded, but
AZ the quarter pole he stopped so suodenIy tina, tnat
pene5. Odom pulled him 10 walk , T.. -.
TloT1v Susuker and ST. Valentine fought II our
.t-9-Ieh the stretch. and the Einyar COLI kept
shaw extremely busy for time. but ne man
gsS n stall him of and al the end had little 10
eSaTe Fort Hunters injury. IL was FOUND. was
sboved tendon in his OF forele. and there Is slai'
cbe-~a of seeing him the races again
n the frsr race the three-year-old hlly the
ciobe also owned by the DEmenJs, bowed. ana
-a-r-Ted 10 the paddock On three legs
A third breakdown occurred IN me sIseplecnaseS;
-
E2+1rs-5 went wrong after the last jump had
been negotisted From the stand II looked az
.to--e57 +ba horses leg had been broken he was
riSdsr bv M Baker OF Boston. who pulled up
- 5=-,,r7-reS before the wire was reached IhS
80 u.s. vror 5v :. Colts Maiden. VINO TOOK up
- hounds and beat LLoretto and his stable com
-e-fCr lin Slick after q pretty contest thal
f-+a5 f-0r1 start 10 finish. Maiden was Tepealer,
i,---rr heater Trek yesterday. ana, coupled Win
lin Slick was a 70 IGVorlte
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
COLONEL POPE TALKS ON GOOD ROADS.
He Urges Elevated Boulevard Along Man
haitian Waterfront.

Colonel Albert A Pope. the crusader in the inter
ests of good roads, addressed number OF news
naner men Yesterday on the subject He said in
part rs follows.
Now that autonobiling is taking firm hold on
the public it is more necessary than ever thal
7 should work harder than ever in directing atten-
tiou TO the necessity OF improved roads. Eo man
can drive a team or automobile over bad roads
ans feel sure that before my business career IS
ended I shall see the various States OF the mon
marching shoulder TO shoulder IL the cause Oh sooo
roads - = ~
VIII live TO see the day when the city OF New
York will have special elevated boulevard SKIRT
ING Manhattan Island near the waterfront wnlcn
viii he used exclusively by the large army or auto
rrobfIis+s and cyclists This boulevard can be made
On the plan OF the elevated railroad, ana viii oe
accessible at various points for ascending anu u
sre
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
PIPING ROCK HORSE SHOW DATES.

Locust Valley. Long Island Aug. Is (SpeciaD-
The coming annual horse show of the North Shore
Horse Show Association. which will at
Piping Rock field here September 30 and Octo-
Der l. is being enthusiastically anticipated by the
members of this and adjacent summer colonies
An attractive programme has been arranged which
provides and Interesting classes for saddle and
harness horses and hunters. number OF the blue
ribbon winners in the Manhattan and Brooklyn
shows last winter will exhibit. The directors of
the association are William H Baldwin. II. George
Bullock, d. Fairfax Bush, Percy Chubb. ". Bur
ling Cocks. L. Fahys. Thomas Hitchcock. jr.. Wal
Jennings, Clarence H. Mackay, Howard W.
Maxwell August ?. Montant. Frederic P. Moore,
Edwin d. Morgan Herbert L. Platt. George r.
Sheldon, J. 3. Coles Tappan Charles ". Wetmore,
Harry Payne Whitney and Samuel Willsty
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26

PrcesS w0T ,s Sylvia M Talbot lOs CiooD to 5 second
Mccarevt te9 Hsrne CrestfaIlen T9uachuca and MAJ
won. S s-. race tone nilep-Ahola 100 fAubucbor, .,
CNcon fs 'Aountain 13 . second; Careless 16a
Huzzah also ran Inns 4'+ZS. Gregor K and
C4eISesent "a mile and furlouK)-Whirs Plume IL
secoSd: TL,e 70 l. won: To1aIon 122 C5icoD 70
Fifth rsco scord and KATE Powers also ran 400 A
cScol, Is - Z ME- @ anc sixteenthl-Ethe Wheat &c
T.47< 11oss, 101 Q.awrence1 s to -hrS ,a
AI9 Hulsville also ran '-' i'ADuIl'A -N4A1Ea
r5r1-14 race lFe half Pu-JonesN r-rs---,- -
sec63 to won; Astador ia5 9f9rrison5 to II
Lady FASHION ana ao +enry . to 2. third Tina "a
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26

er-J z Sesgragns Merry England by 81. George
Know u. Start good; won orlFins oy length
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
SHOOTING 1T FORT RILEY.
imd'riduaJ Match Begun-Neao-
YORK. Nan Stands Fifth.

Fort RILEY. Kan. Aug. 25-In to-days e-st
e. Q, TIE national individual shooting match tae
lo1ioWlng were the ten highes. scores in the SLOW
Hle, zoo 800 800 ana yards, in which 200 points
vas the possible: ~ A'''''
rjebts1.+ N L Pile District of Columbia rs E4+
Centain ''Aiph Alderman. District Of Columbia III
tionaI C3,,a~s s ehurs q Infantry Georgia Ma
Msr-e ,~I -. Corporal l. Eurzhardr r-rt.S s+-ta.
%ayr 10, Ordnance
Corps ~ tryste J. Marxey United Staras Nar51a
tenant II y lse Massachusetts ia, First Lieu
Charles ttoope District Columbia Ira: Sergeant
ia r. dan n'hirE. Massachusetts National C;7fard
N'@o''ee list New-York National Guard ia
l9 rapd IRE shooting In this match was the pro-
s1i-iiie Tor this afternoon but the freqlIent
work +. or the day delayed the shooting and the
u-f-b n ne rapid fire Will be finished ro-mor-Ow
retitor ne .s.kirnsh fire, two for each com
when VIII conclude the national indtvd1Ial
-1a-Ll - ! MS was the most favorable day the
ne AsIe3 iI3 nave had, there was very little wind
i, vLb ubt'leual scores in the national team ratch
.5Su the highest possible for the three davs
F,5,-Cy'' - vera tabulated to-day. The highest ten
a+5 T-s- Asyhee marine CORPS, 40; Csn+atn Nu,s.r
vi, states Infantry, 400: CORPORAL Sho-t Ca
IONA Guard, 800: Private Johnson Rhode rsa-s
ef0sro. $50 u. II White. ed states Na--v
saselsnt Cooksou. District ~ CoIurnha National
49,. xSol N Aartynewski. United states Nav al.
.o-l< District OF Columbia National Guard P-q
-s. SEeaE c5an1an. 9th United states Infantrv sra
s76 -4NHAliisF ->e"-Aork National Guard.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
SMATHERS HAS DR.. STRONG
Judg Take 4ction in Grand Cir
cut at Readuille.

Eeadvilie Mass Aug 25--AIrnost gale of wind
swept across the track to-day. making fast time
impossible at the Grand Circuit meeting Major
Delmar. booked 10 against the worlds record
trotting of 2:o2 without Il pacemaker. in the lead
put on the attempt until tomorrow
1t is announced that E E Smathers of New
YORK bought DIT. Strong t20S>. after the second
neat or the Massachusetts stake race yesterday
Tor the sum Of $1,000 The judges added 10 the
excitement by insisting that certain drivers go
strictly BY rule The Poncapoag. an early closing
stake, for trOtters eligible the 2.I4 class last
Aprit vas the feature. Sweet Marie the favorite
won out not until TWO heats had gone 70 Direct
View
smith. N" driver of the favorita. got the word
tr7iil1S the opening heat. and was unable 70 over
Eedkc Dre.t View. Sweet Marie was timed the
.tnaI 1ali ~ 0e Smith did not make an effort 10
Ine second heat. and removed for Alta
tAltLohaid Going away, Direct View Went 70 a
ofsdN ana the mare had little to do 70 beat thT
others IN the field. After that De Ryder behind
Dlrect View. was unable TO ma Ike Sweet Marie trot
N raster time TO win. How the officials will dis
row | 'ii ~HitO-ii07 ''-ii'Ol
Daynook owned by !. NJ. Johnson. Of Calais Ne
TOY me 2;lS pacing race, il with ease.
ne -;Vt rotJlng was the subject OF considerable
discussion, which resulted in Boone's asking the
Judges 20 let Ed" Geers drive Mckinley the ia
Norlte 4 ne request was granted. and the gelding
won The results:
TROTTINCf-2;14 CLAsS-TTIE PONKAPoA oA+PURsE
s2.NOo-TFIPEE IN FIVE
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
MISS CARPENTER IN sEMLFlNALs.

Chicago. Aug. 25.-Fiercs winds swept thu Glen
view course to-day and made accurate medal scor-
ing almost impossible in the second round or the
womeu's Western golf championship. Al matches
in the championship class. with the exception OF
one. were handily Miss Frances Everett dis
posed OF Miss E COngdoh. up. TO play; Mrs
G l. Bertng defeated Miss Gladys VIM. the Indi-
golf champion. up. 8 TO play: Miss J. A Car
penter defeated Miss Elsie Boulton. Exrnoor. up
play. and Mrs Il A BeiGler. os Lake Czensvz
defeated Miss Mary Gardner, OF Hnsdale. up
and thus earned the right TO play Mss Carpents-
tomorrow in the semi-fnalS
Miss Everett. OF ExmOOr. VIII meet Mrs. Der
fng. OF Midlothian IN the other ssmi-6ual match
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
HIGHLANDERS WIN. 2 TO I.
Take ELeoen Inning Game from st.
LOuis-PozceH an Form.

In an exciting eleven inning game at American
League Park yesterday the HighIanders defeated
st Louis to / Powell. for the home team, struck
out hve men and allowed only one base on balls
The fielding Of the local players was much better
than that Of the visitors. Wallace. the shortstop
of St Louis, though, made clever stop of PoweITs
grounder in the eighth.
Botn sides scored in the eighth, the Visitors on
poor throw to third, and the Highlanders on three
singles and an out With two out in the eleventh,
Conroys single. followed with others BY Fultz and
kleinow. brought in the winning run. The score:
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
THE RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
GOLF.
George Lo1C Makes Nezr Record fof
Deal Links.

Record breaking golf was the order Of the ~ sk
Deal IN the professional tournament yesterday. and
the smashing OF records that expected came
but not from the source looked for. the open
champion. from whom much expected. cut
little figure in this tournament. He did not get
INTO the money in the best ball match. which was
divided into only three parts The frst record
broken IN the morning BY John Hoobins-
fouEtakah Country Club. who made ~ His
score was:
In -. -, 3 2 S&v
George Low. Baltusrol. in the last foursor-e then
came IN with Is, a record which may stand FOR
long time 70 come His was;
In In .---------------.-----+ +s-Ts
Out .----..-...-......-. 3 ! 4 IA
The best ball OF four OF the eight couples in the
morning he tied at "a Hobbins and Griffin. who
Withdrew on the first day on account OF poor
scores. followed up their = with 3 the after
noon and bear Stewart Gardner and Alexander
smith by a single stroke who repeated their "a OF
the morning with a - In the afternoon
Willie" Smith and David Hunter who came in
TOT third money. followed up their "A with a y.
beating George Low and Bernard Nichols out by a
stroke. who made a IN the morning and = in the
afternoon u was though, that Willie" Anderson
and Willie Norton. who did 70 in the morning
would have chance in the afternoon. and the
match carried a large gallery. but 3 their
limit The summary.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
NEWCOMERS IN MARATHON RUN.

St Louis. Aug 2-Entries which closed Tuesday
night for the Marathon race OF 24S miles. in the
stadium August 80 the opening day OF the Olympic
games show the following New-York men: z. p.
carr Xavier Athletic Club: A. l. Newton, New
York Athletic Club: NJ. Spring. Pastime Athletic
Club; F. P Devliu, Mott Haven Athletic Club;
Fred Lorz. Mohawk Athletic Club; Sam Meller.
Mohawk Athletic Club. and Frank Pierce. Pastime
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
&C 20 ace zhootLng In this rnatoh . tha 90.
OLD GUARD GOES TO SEA eIer

MAJOR : Ellis Briggs and thirty members OF the
Cld Guard, by the invitation Of Governor Franklin
duFphy or Nevv-Jersey went to the State car7p at
sea tTiF0' n J.. yesterday. to spend a week and
p"aii-y as naarhsmer and sharpshooters on the va
nous ranges. Special prizes have been ofya-ad br
olSers ana members OF the Old Guard and other,
20 De s9oL Tor to-day and to-rorrovv and on Nor
90 i tu uesosy or next week new feature 0F
f this year will be matches with the re-
~ ne shooting viii be with the rar7,la-fo-
arm IN use by the National Guard ana ,1-5a- r.
FuIes OF the National Ride Association 80
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
DOG SHOW AT HOLLYWOOD.
Rodney Smasher Wins Walking Contest for
Bulldogs

Hollywood. y J. Aug. 70 (speciaD-T first
annual bench show OF the New-Jersey Kennel As.
sociatiOn opened in Hollywood Park TO-DAY Tyyo
hundred and thirty classes judged a feat
ure was the prize walking bulldog match and the
whippet racing. The latter was held tonight
with good audience present. In the bulldog walk
ing match, the much penalzed Rodney smasher.
led by mis- owner c. Il Hopton of Newark won
first honors. The time for the haIf-1riIe was 2.52
Alexander Archibald's Queen Alexander was sec.
ond and H 2. Bilings's Lady Ward Surprise third
Following is a list OF the principal winners:
Great Danes-FIoweu Totem Washington nrst and
second with Harlequin and Tristsu. wofhounds
e. N Lockwood, OF New-York. first, with RUzeT
GreyhoundsJohn ". Patton, OF Devon. Penn frst Tft
Ga-let. PointeTs-H ". Richardson OF East Orange
with lingo Of nJrs.1
Albright. Of Eatontown rrst with Snapshot. Bracken
Oisck and Queens Place Pride. Cocker spaniels-Ars
George Freeman Of New-Yor nrst, Buster Brown
and IN bitch class with hsr No Puppy Poodes-Red Brook
Kennels owned By Miss Alger and Miss Grace took nr
prize. The bitch class. Red won Collie class
Da taas-AIiss N. ". Martin. Chestnut FII Penn
BulldoEs-Frank Croker. Nex-York first
with Black Friar: p. Earie's Taysand second and
H. 2. Billings Chtbubos, third. Bitch ciass-H
FIRST prizes with Lady Surprise Bull terrters
IseNisobr. q with OF Navarro
Airedales--Mrs. Theodore OGeTman. OF End first
Masterpiece and French bulldogs
Mrs Ofsrrnan first, with Haboue Boston terriers
spotswood Kennels. Of Broadaxa, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACIRG.--At Hawthorne and at 81 Louis.
HA ARNEss RACIEG.-Grand Circuit at Readvile Mass
LAWN TENNIs.-Tournansn at Niazara-on-the-L
coIF-Tou-narnent a Shelter Island; West
@rn championship. Glenview. Prssdents Cup
E2xwanOk
POLO -westchester tournament. Newport: Saratoga
tournament at Saratoga
RAsEBALI--National League; New-York at Chicago
Boston at ST. Louis. American League: Louis.
at New-York. ! D. m. Detroit ar Philadelphia
cleveland a Washington: Chicago at Boston.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
REAnY EoR CYCLE PARADE TO coNEY.

Arrangements are complete for the cycle reunion
parade tomorrow. and It IS expected thaI thFee
thousand riders will take part No entrance fee Is
charged and nfty-one prizes-cups gold watches
gold and bronze medals and various articles usefu
=, c,rIists-sre offered. The parade starts at
~ m on Saturday from the Grand Circle, Fitty-
ninth-st. and Eighth-ave, and passes through
T-frrE-aZ.e no the Williamsburg Bridge, and thence
through Bedford-ave. BROOKLYN 10 the reviewing
stand on Eastern Parkway. ending at CoHeE Isl
and