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The sun., 1904-06-26
BOXING ON rHE TURF.
Bob Fituimmons and Tom Sharkey Exs
change Blows at American League Park.

That pugillsts are always willing to voluri-
teer Ia the cause of y worthy charity was
demonstrated at the American League Park.
where the annual athletic games oil the
st. Matthews Union were decided yesterday
afternoon. This union Is Hpntrolled by the
st. Matthew'S Church, Wet sixty-soventh
street. this city. and IL presided over bv the
Rev. p. F. Mausher. 1t was due 70 pominrk
Buckley, brother OF James Buckley. Tom
Sharkey's manager, that the affair Was 60
succ essful
The feature OF the gamcs was the reVivai
of open air boxing tn this city. Three In
teresting bouts took place, the stellar attrac-
ton being the one between Bob Fitasimnnons
and Tom Sharkey. Fitzsimmons left his
training camp at Bensonhurst expressly
to appear. and his exhibition with the ex-
sailor wss worth the pfice Of sdmission In
the days when pusiism hourshed IN TINS
State these two wers bitter rivals. What
ever enmity existed between them hss ev''
IDENTIFY disappeared. judging from their ses-
sion yestardsy. 80, ..
They spared and in the final round save
an idea OF q fake knockout that. hguratively
speaking. brought down the house. Ihe
knockout. which looked like the real thhs'
occurred In the final round. First sharkey
toppled to the ground and when ne arose
Fitz went down. Then they EXCHANGED
two stiff counters and both were capsiSed
simultaneously. Fits fell on his face, whiie
Sharkey rolled on his back. The PAIR seem
inGly were efrectually put to sleep. While
in this position Jim Buckley. who acted as
referee and announcer counted botn OUT
When the men arose they were greeted with
laughter and applause.
Once during the progress OF the exhibition
Fitz let loose q stiff jab. catching Sharkey
on the nose The ex-tar snuffed back the
blood which was about to appear and blinked
once or twice.
The other bouts were between Spike
Sullivan and George McFadden, and Kid
Critic of this city and Smoky Mokes. "
negro Of very ebony hue In the latte.
exhibition the gloves Of the pair were covered u.
spirted E'th a.s e"a and wSsn ffem
the contest 1t was difRcult to distin guish MN
ss pseTss ns Fl.
mitts somehow failed to make any impre;-
cause the law was In no way violated.
The Sa ts wh .ss vss ,a % :. the n q
nss s' E'' N .;Sas q avoid
SIX , evsnts on the cinderpath xers DECIDED de- /.
Matthews Union and the gins: Deputy Com. ON.
missioner OF hishwsys Joseph hasan was
so Yard Dash-won BY L. J. Lons. -: JGppnl,s Jc:spal,s
Lyceum: c.. A.: connor., st. Anthonys oA'noh0
100 Yard Dash.won BY J. J. Long; O. A. connor'
SACK Race, 50 Yards-Won BY Richard a: Barry,
81. Monlcas Lyceum; Joseph Kenny ~. Joseph
500 Yard Dash-Won BY william Daily, Epiphany
League: ]. Liable. 81. Matthew'S Union, second.
Time. "a ~ seconds. ... -. !.
High Jump-Won By J. ]. Long. With feet .
inches: J. sehoenaker. Epiphany League second'
Relay Rsce--Won by John Hogan. Epiphany
League: Arthur Keating, 81. Monica Lycsonh
second; J. Liable, St. Matthew'S A. A., thiru 1lne'
minutes SO seconds.
The sun., 1904-06-26
YACHTS OFF ON LONG RACE.
Rix starters in New York Athletic Club
Ocean Contest,

Six .loop yachts arc now racing through
the Sound to Block Island Tor prizes offered
by the New York Athletic Club. They started
early yesterday morning of Whortleberry
Island and the finish will be at the west harbor
OF Block Island. q distance OF li6 statute
miles. They had lair wind yesterday.
and II II lasts It Ia expected that they Will
reach Block Island aome time tins afternoon.
The race was for boats not more than 10
feet inches on the water line or more than
a. feet over all. They were to be of good
cruising type. and had to conform to certain
restrictions named by the committee In
charee Of the race Iney Are raes sns wrnom.
each There were seven entries as follows:
Po,.sm ,eSn xS,Ss sna BOOB s~sre E. fa
iSss. a,Gs ny. Ss'A. aS a
fSS ,sSoiSs New Nss xS,t YSi. a. q sds
ess,s y soqy rsa. isa.n qS a:4Sul ss%
The steam y.ch, Stella owned SosY By whatns, VIII .sy
starting starting line. which was betweep the club
house on .ss ss p.a s.1 sde BUOY On shs
and exactly q. the time ds,Ds IL O'clock
snf ileRt Rt soutReriy wind blowing and the yachts
fsSS The he s ss ss ss ns
h6eade and the Hanley, They held well
out into the Sound and then laid their course.
Possim was still leading. but the Hanley
had taken the SECOND place and she Was press-
my vi The Afternoon the wind freshsned con-
siderabiy II still held from the south And
sometimes little west OF south. II holds
fyon that point throu ugh hout the race the boats
viii make fast time and have reach until
near the finish,
70 Vitneas the start and yachtArpsn vent
AZ, from View Rochelle and tarchmont TO
seS the racers Oh on their long trip.
The sun., 1904-06-26
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB EVENTS.
Race Arranged for Small Beats Owned
BY Membefs' Sons.

The regatta committee Of the New York
Yacht Club, 8. Nioholson Kane, Newbury
D. Lawton and oliver E. Cromwell. has issued
particulars OF the next events Of the club.
which will be OF Glen Cove on July 7. ands.
On Thursday. July 2. there will be power
boat races for boats owned by members
or their sons. In the morning there viii be
speed races for all GLASSES. according to tho
rules Of the American Power Boat Associa-
tion. The starting line will be od Mott's Point
and the start will be made st 1880 O'Clock,
course iOk milee In length has been laid
out. Boats In classes A, 2. c. Il. and will
70 twice around this and the others once.
In the afternoon there will be an endurance
race. The start viii be made at 2:s0 clock.
The course for this race 10 -four miles out and
back. TO be sailed over four times. or thirty-two
miles In all,
on FRIDAY, July .. there will be races for
yachts too small for enrolment In the club
owned BY members or their sons The olasses
are. over q rating and not over % rating;
is rating and not over % rating: not over u
rating; Newport 50 footers; New York Is
footers: and raceabouts, The start viii be
made at aso o'clock. The course for these
races win be sisnaIled before the start.
On July there will be races Oh Glen Cove
fSr al si.%ssSs M 10 crl.si.s Or , EsS,nS irim .
yachts sill racs over course TO BE- etgnalled
before the preparatory sisns, D osde
The sun., 1904-06-26
A RACECOURSE DOG SHOW.
Summer Fixture Of the Long Island Kenne
Club,


Flags waved over the paddock and club
house at the Brighton Beach rscecourse
Yesterday, but blue-blooded dogs were In
possession instead Of the thoroughbred horse.
It was the first summer show OF the Lons
Island Kennel Club and the number Of entries
made the task Of judgin the most severe
ever seen at a one day show about New YORK.
but in ali csses the awards seemed to give
satisfac ction. Whippet racing on the stretch
Of the regular track was an extra feature.
Walter Stone, secretary Of the Boston Terrier
sence Of A. P. vrcdenburG. and j. A. boutelie
served a. starter.
The breeds wore grouped In the boz stalls.
which was not a. effective a. rows OF benches
in the open would have been. but the padd ock
ade an ideal place to pitch the four judg-
inc rtnRs. The clubhouse salleries made It
nossible to watch tho work IN all the rings
spontaneously and . cool breeze from the
ocean added to the comfort OF the dogs.
their owners and the onlookers.
Among the noted experts Of the kennel
world about the paddock, many Of whom
served as ofiicials, were James Mortimer.
H,i4v L; NJ qlaesmM haey Tsyior James Wst.on,
: ffrnR TnGTfs'b = bSis S5 if f. X hisSss sised
bxsst asasnsw acCrs s D. Snd csaEss casnEs
Bay B d and J. +. Colllns. Many Of The entries
were %sds , Hyd n hs ns
largest M Glasses follow:
5lssE:. X. H.. H. I.g 6s;:
n.s as..9s ass: 7s:sa ss:%pon daao
OF Russian yl.y V:y.v Farm:
s1s@ss ss; ,s::Ss Ss's' 'Ssa 5sE tss
Enssh G. Bsp:ds1. sS:n -, Bny Ii
oGSld GNSsld sesa.sl.-D's'. sYe,,.1 we''d''0a' K'aads
CHAMPION oSsgsa 6hsi H.; bitches. Brool'ids Kennels
o1SSsda SoSds; Dog. and BisoAe'-Rsd Brook Ken
sss. s:n :.ns: %:''Gs:1 s4ss
,sas Sss. Ds1 sssH;z as..ss:
wIes, Lssos Ss'sGf sus:s s:sns Pan
N1,ss. ss Ts,ssel'ess: el'ess APs bo.:
dSs@HHi Nrsdsie Tsrrsrs, dogs and bsches-York Ken
h'is Boston TernsTs-Dors, Joseph n. Dslss oars-
Tss, p4ss asas!
mIoss Rs'ss1 T.s pitches O. NJ
irish Terrlsrs-poes Mpnson MorIs's Court
Pomeranians-Docs and bitches, Mrs. Ferd
IfRn Ensi,.s eSaS ToS sp.aslsDos. and bitches, Mrs.
NJ WhippsssNDoss and bitches. Newton Abbo.
Kennels Northern Flyer.
Three specials for competition by dogs
OF member only we're awarded. The Clareh-
don cup. for the best American-bred Of any
breed, went to Warren Rutherford's WsIren,
Kennel Associations . medal for the best dog
at the show. and the similar trophy for the
best bitch was won by Dwight Moore's Boston
terrier Champion Boylston Reina.
The sun., 1904-06-26
Hor,e and Carriage Dealers Busy.

ssss mt IT. I
ma @ Apa Ss.s T. MEDIUM seller Suysr
q everything perta,hinins ain TO driving n oSt1t To
wSs. aUos Sus
Ing in ss Pen S .ed snS
ssSses ssnsesea 0 arc s voTh aeepns
mind. For the buyer there is the advantage OF
EyeTr w BE- made rood .nd H. Rep.
TO create a steady. healthy market for the con :
signor.
The line Of harness, saddles and stable requisites
:ny Ts's ;ne elS .nd ne @ Of Se se
@ hss eesn sh tsR II sap.s
.s oils, dressings brushes. combs combs shamGis, horse
s"le Up etS9 trade IN ,a. cIa.. goods
ay ~ 81 popular
William H. Gray. es Wooster street, can point
pas 70
a.s "a 2 :ssyH Is % .SS
style At Attrsc.lys prices M Gray Cray IA: has also some
al Sa hey 70 sas
and they are practically As good a. when they ief,
the shops.
The,e e!wsys feeling Of ;esny'y ns 70 the buyer
S ,fsss nF hqs ar. rs ssews Ss ss me-
best horses that the barns OF the breeder and the
Of ss sf. aoTe .sa
so warranted
W. r, Bishop. - Warren street. Is having a big
ssssy n Of Hon sssop h.. made speca ssnds
dents OF New Jersey and Long Island though II is
y raj IN. oss a Ssess ST 3, az !. I"s:: and
and all at moderate prices, are also shown on the
Moor n you want to see novelties In pony carriages,
don fall to call and them They are handsomely
trimmed and appointed and for all sizes OF ponies.
The Logan horse STALL the only perfect system
In the world u constructed on scientific, hygienic
principles II conduces to the health and fort
old stables. II Is highly recommended and adopted
by the New York State Boa I'd OF Health. Mr Logan
4, showing this stall AZ the American Horse Fx-
change, Fiftie,h street and Broadway.
Aschenbach d Co.. 81 MURRAY street who make
a specially OF specially designed delivery wagon
work have had a busy week This well known
house caters 70 the wants Of busy peopis. men who
others. Asehenhach Co. are Just now supplying
Ave new delivery wagons 10 one OF the beat known
shoe houses in New York city, The company also Is
can and PAcinc Tea Company and the james Van
Dyke Tea Company.
activity these days Horsscwnsrs are nndna Out St
that II pays TO trade here Harness quality Al
maichlessly low prices Is the Macy motto II Is
the only inducenent offered 10 harness buyers.
to the county viii nnd Il capital place 10 stock up
for the summer with horse Foods Of every descrp-
ton
Gross runabout harness with s1'ra wide Swiss
collar cut TO keep the horse cool has decidedly the
Cross dlstineti tion about IT, II Is made In the hest
Ensiish lea,her and haes' vcrkmanship, the sAms
- ~ the Cross harness and ssddiery.
The sun., 1904-06-26
FRANK ERNE TO FIGHT AGAIN.
Ex.IAghtweight Champion Trains with
F1txAmmons and u In Form.

Unless he changes his mind Frank Erne
will return 10 the ring. Erns 10 now
puttins his powers 70 test. He has Joined
Rob Fitzslmmops's camp at Bensonhuist,
where the CornIshman 10 getting into trim
for his mill with Jack o'Brien. Fitz and
tmes lately. Although Erns Is fully nifty
pounds lighter than "l.anky Bob. he manages
70 hold his own and give Fitz plenty OF fast
Erne will not say whom he will take on
nrst. Hs prefers Jimmy Britt, who knocked
him out st San Francisco few YEAR, ago.
Corbett. such . bout 10 paturally out Of the
question q present, Erns mnS possibly
iishtw si1hts In siI round bouts
The sun., 1904-06-26
Manhattan Reach vhee, Records.

New records for Manhatta Beach track
are prospective as a probability. George
Leander. Floyd Mcfarland and Jimmy
Moran have been ma tched to meet there In
0 ffteen mile paced race to-day. Moran
recent tly made set of new world 8 records at
Boston and broke the American one hour
record. He 10 riding In unprecedented form
and the thres-sded 70 between him and
the two other stars 10 q promising card
There will also be q programme OF short
races run of.
The sun., 1904-06-26
At Chicago.

CHICAGO. June D-pesplte the heavy snoysrs
Attendance was light. Port Royal won the feature.
he third race. Ia drive With Poncasta: Hs was
pounded down from 70 l 70 10 70 Ocean
In ths second race. He was backed from ! 20 }
down % 70 !, and went 10 the post favonte.
First Race-Sevcn furlongs-Ney nown Hay,
III (oay) 70 !. won Ananias ~ (Heep' - 70
i:so Edward Hale, Exclamation. Lonsdale, Fore.
master, Singing Master. Lucy e. >. and Fair Allen
AA Second Race-s,1 turiongs-;Ras Tag. 100 Knapp:
70 won; zibia. se AueuehSn,i 70 =. seSona ,ssfa
Tom Tom 1I, Hsybin, M Werd Emma K. ". Shipping Port
Third Raco-one mile-Port Royal. III lAoIn.
tyre, 10 70 s. won: FoncAsa, Knapp).
second Ocean Dream, ioe (otiS. - TO ., third
Time, I:4s. Beau ormonde. Merry Pioneer and
Vonoy also ran.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs-Van Ness. l0i (On-
phant, ls 70 s. won: Sad Sam. l0l (Sherwoo0, 70
( secon d: Finn King lo2 Uawrencel. II 70 o. third
Time HAAS. Nervator. OrfeO Red Raven, Money
Nuss and Birch Broom also ran.
F1fth Race-One mile and . half-Gus Traas. -
tGrecnneidJ 70 1. won; Lacy Crawford io2 lNlooD,
4 70 q second: Sir Launcelot, los lhcIntyre),
10 70 /, third. Time, $40. Valeat 100 !Brvwn),
m 70 l. finished third, but was dlsqua!ned Tor
q foul. Barunet, Lady Chorster and Golden Mn :
eral also ram
Si.th Race-Fwe and . half fuhon9s-Kur
mann, lis Dominck)l. . 70 y won HandiaIrs'
iU7 (Hofier) 70 s, second: Airshlp, i0e LAwrenee)
IL 70 s, third. Time. l:00 SIS. BoognA. II Dotore,
and Dixie Lad also ran.
The sun., 1904-06-26
At BuHals.

BUFFALO. N. " June a:-To-d.y v.s getaway
Gay a. kenlwohmh;c ~ co,umbis S,ir ".' '"' A'-'n'f
rr., Rscesi1 fuTOnrss;mnMIsht, rs;nLI snrAGs ,so
TO /, second Morning Star, io5 RomanellD. 0
70 /. third. Time, iA 49, Palette and Httaous
Second Raoe-r1ve tSaons.IMM,:s ~ ~ Gan ns
70 T. second: suice, no (henecamp,. TO 1. third.
1'mei ms;i,d R.ceNOne mile and . sixteenth-Court-
maid. loi (wonderlyl. 4 70 l. Ton: LashsFon: AZ "
j 10 i, third. Time, iso Is. herriment and
Fourth Race-One mile and 4 siIteenth-The
Leather Stoc cking-columbia Girl. 100 M. Johnson,
zsGkeek, los (Wonderly). TO. I. third. Time.
i5i 5. Play BAIL Hnroor. Retieent ana Naiour
Fifth Raoe-Ftve furlonEs-Bsxil, 100 (M, John
SOM TO l. won; Stainbrook, - tOlncy1. 100 70 !.
second: Handy Bnl 100 W. ,Daly,. 9 to l. third.
Time l4. Rossessa, Homeored and Como also
ran. -, ,.-.... MAJ.
Reader osI3 (McCaferty). 4 10 !, won: Scarel
% w. paly, 81. sseond Luets'' ioi SRsns- ~.
also ran.
The sun., 1904-06-26

Sidney b. Bowman Automobile Com pany has
received news from Boston that the Clement Bay
ard has broken the record between Boston and
beverly. The record IS minutes was formerly held
by 70 horse -power and was accomplished At mid
night when the road WAS perfectly clear. The
20 horse power Clement -Bayard although having
only half the horse power Of the that previously
held the record made the run. between and IN
the evening. In - minutes.
The sun., 1904-06-26

The domain Of the Knox cars comes prrtty near
spTead far and vide, and in fact Continental auto
tourists are generally found getting the most out
several reasons Tor this but the principal one Is
that the Knox V the car that obviates tho tow.
its reliability Is Its long suit. Its mechanism u
such that there Is no water to freeze. boil leak.
IL is absolutely wateYiess. The engine cylinder Ia
kent cool all the time by the Knox patented air
cooling system.
The sun., 1904-06-26
Richard Croker's American BOY Wins
Shifnal Plate.

Special Cable Despatch to THn sum
BrRMNoHAM. June 2s.-The race Tor tho
shlfnal Plate. Ios sovereisns. for three-year-
olds and upward, one mile. was run to-day.
and won By Richard Croker's American Boy.
The sun., 1904-06-26

trated on the part of the motor around the exhaust
valves In this way the part Of the mechanism
where the greatest heat exists Is kept safely cooled
n inches. The car Is painted black, with yellow
running gear. which, combined With arseefui
AppearAnce.
The sun., 1904-06-26
SIXTH RACE,

Tine lao 20.
Good start: won driving; Ben Mac Dhui. b; M
Q. by Bend Or-Serra Madro; owned and fraineo
BY p. Ryan.
The sun., 1904-06-26
YIFTH RACE.


Good start: won driving: Irish Lad. b. &C. I. by
Candlemas- grass owned by n. b. DuryeA;
trained by j. W. Rogers.
The sun., 1904-06-26
THIRp RACE.

Great Trial Stakes: for two year -oids guaranteed
cash value. SIS 900; penalties and allowances; SIX
The sun., 1904-06-26

There Is slwsys feeling Of security TO the buyer
in dealing with q reliable hrn such De Cernea
Of West Fifty eighth street. Here are shown the
best horses that the barns OF the breeder and the
skili OF the trainer can produce. All horses are
sound arclimated and thoroughly broken, and arr
so warranted
The sun., 1904-06-26

Foxhunter, at S to 1, and Ar. Chamblet's g
Titan begging at +Os. Caller and judith
Campbell had the race to themselves after
the first time around the course and at the
conclusion Of mile and three-Quarters the
former seemed to be invincible. but at that
point Mara, who had ridden Judith Camp
bell under wraps most Of the way, cut her
loose and she passed Caller as II he was stand
ing stll Then. taking the last jump neatly.
Mr Colts fllly ran away again from the per-
si.tent favorite on the fat and won In drive
by a length and a half In sos. q new record
for the race and two-hfths Of a second slower
than the track record. Titan was ffty
lengths bohind Caller. Foxhunter falling
ut the Liverpool.
t r Thomas's Lady Amelia. carrying i22
pounds IN the lightweight handicap. at six
furiongs, who was favorite at l3 to 10. made
all the running and won driving by length
in 1872 As W. NJ. sheftel's Major Pelham,
10 to i. took the place from s. s. Browns
Auditor. 10 to l, by u length. John j. Ryan's
Reliable, hurdened with $50 pounds, could
not get out Of the ruck He went UP in the
betting, John A. brakes Orly H.. backed
down from 20 to to hves. was of slowly
And never got uo.
TIE NTH race. for two-year -olds at hvs
ana half furiongs. Futurity course. went
to the Oneck Stables Virgo. 8 to ?. ridden by
i,hdebrand, who had two lengths over Newton
Brnningtons Asterisk. 3 to l. The latter
got the place in the last jump ffom David
Gideon's HiRhborp. to favoritc The
time Was Os As.
There was q smashing finish In the last race.
handicap at Il mile and sixteenth on the
grass Ben MacDhui. a receding favorite at
,7to 8, won Il bv a nose from Florham Queen.
hammered down from to to 10 to s. Hide
brand closing with the latter In the last six-
teenth. leader, 10 I, was three parts Of
length back. and head in front OF Roeetint,
iotol. The time was I "a as. ifth Of
second slower than she best record for the
course, Four fsvertes and two second
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