The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-28

traction at Grayesend on Thursday. tho Ocean
View VIII DO tho chief event tho Sea Breeze
'its gill close on Saturday with the Prospect
and Oriental hnndieaps.
At Morris Park tho Matron stakest to be
as well as the jerome handicap. Will be the
three stakes TO be decided. b
Miscellaneous Sports.
-Four thousand people a. Montreal friday.
night saw Maupha. the French champion. win
In two straight fails from Charles t"Yankee'')
Rogers. Of Worcester. Mass. The match was
at Graeco. Roman style, with European rules
governing The first fall was secured In
2e:i3, and the second IN So:4o.
1t is announced that Baltimore will DO early
In the field as a bidder for tho next national
regatta. and the Patapsco Navy, Of that city,
has been reorganized with this object In
View Worcester. Mass, Will also endeavor to
get the regatta. ~ "a ~ WI i5S
Mnlcahy and kafka, OF tho Atalanta Boat
Club. champions in senior double sculs. won
country this season. They did not lose one
race they rowcd In from the Harlem regatta
70 ,r the Middle States last Labor Day.
The Potomac Navy, composed OF the row.
Ing clubs OF Washington. u. c., and neigh
borhood, wants the Middle States regatta OF
~ nc QHtc OIL RECORD STlalBt 1Of
autos at orn,ond- Datoh. Fla,, has been
changed to November 18th.
Robert Halen, OF New York. won the flt-
teen mile professional foot racing champion
ship OF America Saturday night on the New
York A. c.. grounds BY defeating Pat"
Dineen, Melrose. Mass. and Peler Hegelman.
Of New York. The winners time was one
hour twenty.sx minutes ffty.onejtwo aeconds.
very fast, considering the slow ira ok.
which has sharp turns and is nine laps to the
Eor +ba rtr.. 81. ~ ,,.,g Il, =, ,,,,,,
tennis champion OF the United States Hol-i
was defeated Saturday on tho courts Of tho
conqueror was Robert Leroy. OF tho New
York Tennis Club ana OF Columbia, VINO
achieved success only after hard battle.
j. Or. Simon Carr. OF tho Huntingdon Valley
Country Club. Is this years winner Of the
Philadelphia cup. the main trophy in COM
of tho Golf Association. OF Philadelphia. Ho
won the honor! at the links Of the ST. David
Golf Club Saturday BY defeating Ga crump
ware county, won the consolation cup; F. "A.
Hayes. o. overlook. being defeated In the
final round 6 up and 4 to plays iSS 5i2
I. The fact that Miss Lotie sDodd, the British
champion woman golfer. win arrive in Phil
adelphia during the first week in October
and will participate in several OF the events
adds slamor 70 the coming local loo! golf tour.
Adair' visit to Philadelphia last year. Miss
}Dodd. who will be the guest OF Misc Frances
sC.EGriscon, at Hayerford, during her stay in
Philadelphia. is not only N expert golf player.
but she has for two years won the national
ladies' tennis championship OF Great Britain.
and with her sisters has captured innu-
merable trophies on courts In all parts OF the
British Isles. s5S
II Thomas F. Kiely. the Irish athlete. who
won the worlds all-around athletic cham
spionshp under the colors OF the Greater New
Ybrk Irish Athletic Association, was tho guest
OF hopor at a love least at Sulzers Harlem
River Park Saturday night.
Il Under the ausRices OF the newly formed
Irish Counties "A thletlc Union. which promises
to be an important factor for the betterment
OF Gaelic sport in this country. G. big series
! OF track and field games and Gaelic foot
B ball Will be decided in Celtic Park October
eth. $50
K NEW YORK. september 27-Lous Mang
broke the Worlds record OF thirty-five feet
eight and three fourths inches for three stand
i ing jumps. held by Ray Emry OF the New,
York Athletic Club. BIZ an inch and quar-
ter yesterday at the Mohawk and Mott Haven
Athletic Clubs. games at Mott Haven
NEW YORK. September 27.--1ver Lawson
and N. y IL Hurley. the American bicycle
racers, arrived here on the ST. Paul Saturday
after most profitable and successful seasons
in London. T hey went abroad to ride at the
Crystal Palace meet. where Lawson won The
title OF champion OF the world. and Hurley
won the title OF amateur champion OF the
world. Lawson rode in fifteen races. win
ming twelve. finishing second In two. and fall
ing to qualify in one.