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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-21
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-21

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emmel OF
Matagorda are guests Of Mrs. II.
Rohde.
Miss Marie Adams left yesterday
TO visit IN Dallas and Denton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
EASTERN COACHES ARRIVE.
William Knfbbs and DIR. Griffin Are En-
tertained at Berkeley.

BERKELEY, Aug. 12.-William Knibbs
and DIR. R. A Griffin, the football coaches
from Dartmouth. who are to direct the
destinies of the University of California
football team during the coming season.
arrived to-day at the university training
quarters. They spent an hour in confer
ence with Graduate Manager Ezra de
Coto and with Captain James Force.
Later an automobile ride was enjoyed by
the Fasteners.
Knibbs and Griffin say announcements
about their policy and prospects of sue
cess would be ill-timed now, as the cam
didates for the team are not yet in col
lege and will not be for fortnight The
coaches will occupy the time until then
with inspection of California'sf football
plant, and discussions with Captain Force
of the material that may be presented
for the approval of the coaches in few
days.
The Dartmouth men are in fine fettle ap-
parently and are pleased with the recep-
ton the university men have given them.
Knlbbs is to be head coach and Griffin
his assistant. The Dartmouth style of
play is to be taught by them, a style that
served to defeat Harvard. and may be
expected to humble Stanford.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
DORETTA SHOWS
MARKED SPEED

Doretta, a seventeen-month-ol grey
hound puppy, by Young America-Doreen,
owned by j. Manning, surprised the spec
tators at Ingleside Coursing Park yester-
day by winning the open stake from
seasoned campaigners
She met Peerless Beauty in the decid-
ing course and showed the speed through
out. After running one minute and
twenty-five seconds the hare made good
it's escape. Russell j, brother of the
winner, won three courses and was then
withdrawn.
There were an unusual number of new
performers in the running and the talent
was out of line in many instances. Inc
hares were strong lot. the courses aver
aging one minute in duration. The re-
suits in detail with Judge John Sutton's
official scores:
Open stake-Rock Roller beat Belmont. 81:
Our Darkey beat Golden Buck. Ills: Miss
Rocklin bye, Fortuna Dawn withdrawn; Rus
sell beat Bill Rocker, 1876; Fontenoy beat
Young Mollie r, so; Commercial Traveller beat
Wattles, Sc: Lady Honesty beat Little Mercy
9-4 John l.. Sullivan beat Pyro S-4; Her
Runaway Actress. 4-3; Pretty Polly a bye.
Jennie Gilchrist withdrawn: Dick beat Evea
8 Gy Agge bea oGse @ eeo %See CLARK
ington Boy, 14-2; Doretta beat Miss Gambit
11-o; Honest Girl beat Belle Lloyd AZ; Sir
Winton beat Goldy. 1876: Icellus beat Mid
Cold 6-3; Bright Columbia beat Royal Spirit,
ST; Peerless Beauty beat Annie Gill, 9-1 Miss
Brewer beat Justicia. 1910; Sunnybrook, beat
Fellow. 1872; Alcatraz beat Lucky Shamrock,
81 Irma Hotfoot beat Crazy Jane, s7-3;. Reck-
less Rose beat Jm-H, 1872.
Second round-Our Darkey beat Rock Roller
co. Russell beat Miss Roclxlin. 30; CONNER
cial Traveller beat Fontenoy, rs; j. L. Sullivan
beat Lady Honesty IA; Hermit beat Black
Hazard, 9:s: Dick beat Pretty Polly. ISL:
EVIL Eye beat Aggie Rocker, 9-7; Doretta a
bye, Aurelia withdrawn; Honest Girl beat
Sir Winton; Icellus beat Bright Pearl IO-5;
Peerless Beauty beat Bright Columbia, 1878:
Miss Brewer beat Sunnybrook 80; sunny
Shore beat Irna Hotfoot, 11-5; Alcatraz beat
Reckless Rose 7-5.
Third round-Russell beat Our Darkey.
AZ; Commercial Traveller beat J. L. Sullivan.
T-6: Dick beat Hermit. 12-4; Doretta beat
Evil Eye, sos Honest Girl beat Jcellus. 9-5;
Peerless Beauty beat Miss Brewer 11-4: AL
catraz beat Sunny Shore. Az.
Fourth round-Commercial Traveller bye,
Russell withdrawn; Doretta beat Dick ].
81; Peerless Beauty beat Honest Girl. 7-2;
Alcatraz bye
Fifth round-Doretta a bye, Commercial
Traveller withdrawn; Peerless Beauty beat AL
catraz. 90
Deciding COURSE. Manning's Doretta
(Young America -Doreen) beat H. c. r. Loves
Peerless Beauty parton -Quickstitch), 1873.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
CARDINAL TEAM
HAS FEW CANES
Limited Number of Contests
Arranged With Outside
Eleyens This Season
COLLEGES ARE FAVORED
Athletic Club Aggregations
Will Not Line Up on
the Stanford Campus

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug r.
Treasurer r. w. Barrett of the Associated
Students has completed the football
schedule of 1905. Seven varsity games
have been slated and one will mean a
trip for the squad TO Los Angeles.
Practice will probably begin the first
Monday after the opening of the college
and on September % the varsity will meet
the eleven of St. Vincent's College of Los
Angeles upon the Stanford campus The
game will be played upon the old field, as
will all Of the practice games, and posi-
bly, the intercollegiate freshmen contest.
September 80 Willamette University OF
Salem, Or, will visit the Cardinal and
will try conclusions with the team.
The next date upon which a game will
probably be played is October T. An at
tempt to arrange a game with the Uni
versity Of Oregon has been made, but
to the northerners il is likely this will
remain an open opportunity for the re-
playing of some previous contest, or for
the obtaining a new match.
The contest next in Importance to the big
intercollegiate struggle between the Blue
and Gold and the Cardinal will be the
clash of the freshmen teams of the rival
universities. This game will be held Oc-
tober ID The struggle of the youngsters,
terest outside of the classes involved.
has gradually increased to a point where
all students of both universities are Wit
ally concerned. Last year the struggle
was extremely close, the final result de-
pending upon a decision of the national
football committee. This has led TO an
especial feeling of rivalry to the coming
contest of the classes of 1903. Owing TO
the intercollegiate agreement between the
he freshman will he
held at Stanford. regardless of the con-
dition of the new football field.
The University of Nevada eleven Will
meet the Cardinal October Il. This an
nual contest has always been close
and interesting match. The results OF
the contests between Nevada and Catl-
fornia and Stanford have always been
used as the best method OF obtaining
line on the merits of the two rivals
The only game which the Cardinal will
play on any gridiron other than their
own will be a struggle with the sherman
Indians at Los Angeles. The southern
trip will be an excellent thing for the
team. coming as it does upon the twenty
eighth of October. This is so far ad-
vanced in the season that should the
squad show any signs of staleness the
change would probably act as a tonic
November the eleven Of Pomona College
will appear upon the Stanford campus.
November II will be the climax OF the
season. This is the date set for the
California Stanford game. The contest
will take place upon the Stanford campus
for the first time in the history of the
universities ,,-.<
The schedule this year differs from that
of any other season as it does not include
any games with athletic club teams.
Coach flanagan does not think his team
derives any benefit from this practice
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13

Oakland finally took brace at Reerea-
Ton Park yesterday and to the delight Of
The faithful who have been patiently
waiting for the unexpected TO happen put
an end 70 Tacomas row of victories
The Commuters were Ourpatted nearly
two 10 one, YET they nosed out the
champs by a run PretzeI Schmiddy was
on the mound, and though batted quite
freely at times he pulled himself out Of
some tight places, when a hit would have
been disastrous. Busher Brown allowed
only i've hits, but three of these came in
a row in the fourth. The score: Oakland
8, Tacoma 2
II looked bad for the tailenders in the
third, but this was where the German
tU-irler showed a flash of his real form
and let the Northerners down with a
single tally. With the bases full and no
outs Nordyke sent a hign one to Van
HaItren in center. Brown, who was on
third, scampered home. Doyle tried to
beat the throw in, but was nailed at
third. The next man died on an infield
hit.
In the fourth Vans men did the pret-
test piece Of batting Work OF the present
series Dunleavy sent g clean single to
center and then Tacoma's infield played
IN for a bunt. Kruger fooled them by
sending a hot single along the third base
line. Mclaughlin tried to throw Dun
leavy out at third. Kruger took ad-
vantage Of the throw ana with clever
base running went to second. Kelly made
the third successive hit and brought Dun
home. Kruger scored on a throw to Sec
end 10 catch Kelly. The next two men
went out at first.
Sheehan had an of day at third. He
allowed Schmidt. the first man up for
Oakland IN the fifth, TO go to second on
z single by making a wild throw 70 Nor
dyke. Van Haltren sacrificed and Schmidt
registered Oaklands last tally on
F'rancl1s' iniel1 out. .-
The champs made desperate efforts to
cVertake the leaders in the sixth and
eighth innings. In the former round they
succeeded in getting one tally on two hits
and in the eighth they led of with two
singles. The Oakland twirler again showed
in brilliant form by not allowing them 10
score. Casey. the first man UP in the
last frame, was given q walk. but he
could not get farther than second, as his
team mates were not there with a bingle.
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
KEEJVE'J SPLENDID COLT GALLOPy
HOME IN $4,000 yTAK[EJ
.LAT0N|A TRACK
DEEP IN MUD
William Gerst's Colt Romola
Wins the Handicap for
Two Year -0lds Cleyerly.

| CINCINNATI, Aug. 12--Rain- at, La
tonia made the track a sea of mud to-
day and mud1arks again had things
pretty much their own way. The first
race furnished the only close finish, Be
gonia winning from Floss S by head
after a hard drive down the stretch.
The usual half holiday handicap over a
distance failed to fill and in it's stead a
five and a half furlongs handicap for
two-year-olds was substituted. 1t drew a
fair field. The race was won by William
Gersts colt Romola in an easy manner.
The colt got away first when the barrier
was lifted and had no trouble in keeping
his head in front all the way. winning by
six lengths -
In the fifth event Early Boy, Hortensia
and Orient fell at the first turn. but none
of the jockeys nor horses were injured.
Handy Bill won the final event, but was
disqualified for fouling Brooklyn, which
finished second. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Ftve furiongs; two-year-olds;
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
1S to 2-Begonia. 81 Caadtke). 8 II
% to 2IFlSss S. 81 (Morris};,. a;28
Time. / :04 4-5 Start fair won driving.
Winner; E Corrigans b. +, by. Brantome-'
100 windshield IS, ar and pO Tosa io2 III finished ifa as
named.
SECOND RAcE-one mile; three-year-olds
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey, St. q Fin.
to 4-Eonsolues, Eonso "a 194 Morris : +
20 to BAN Belle, 81 SHarrisj 2 5s Sc
Time, Las: Start good. Won easily. Win,
81 EaaR Lou oa s. Mint NJ BsG ss snd
Sanction "a, finished as named
THIRD RAcE-Five and a half furlongs;
two-year-olds; handicap:
1EsettiEg Horse Weight e6d Jockey Fin
So 5Topsy' Roo'n.io q H5s'y1 5Rdtkej 2 q SF
Tome Ill Start good Won easily. Win
sure. Agnolo no. Neodosha los, and Hogan
no. finished named.
FOURTH RACE-Six and a half furIones.
three-year-old and up; selling:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin
g 9 to 2-Deiagoa, 1o4 l1Iorris)... 2 SK2 :
Winner; B. N. Camden Jr.'s ch. T. 81 BY
Esher-Blue Danube Clifton Forge 49, Queen
Esther ST. finished as named.
FIFTH RAcE--one mile; three-year- r-olds
and up; selling:
7 Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey, St y Fin.
Q to AForeener ss Robinsonj 5 y
20 Tme TO- The ies Messenger 1o7 4Bkr) L 2 2 2
Lady Fordha f, ioense Ses Earl Be- 46s
Hortensia lie, finished as named. Orient 9s,
fell.
SIXTH RAcE-one and three-eighths miles;
three-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey St q Fin.
l3 TO 2-'Handy Bill 81 tBregar) 2 h III
8 to 5Brooklyns; 10 tF1sher).. I 25 10
Time s:s1 Start good: " Won sastix. Win
Reo F6s .,s n MeGaner5y 1o7 br "a o by Tenny;
as named. disqualified
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
2:06 PACE PROVIDES
SENSATIONAL RACE.
Riley B, Charley Hoyt and
Winfield Stratton Each
Take a Heat.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 12AThreaten-
ing weather conditions all this afternoon
kept the crowd that went to Kenilworth
to see the windup of the Grand Circuit
meeting down to comparatively small
proportions but those who were there felt
amply repaid, as in the 2:O6 pace they
saw as fine a race as had been witnessed
during the meeting. In this race George
E I4atimer started the little stallion
Charley Hoyt, against Baron Grattan,
Winfield Straton, Riley B, and Ecstatic
all the way, won the first heat from
Baron Grattan, that horse making a
break at the short distance.
Just at the finish with his horse under
punishment, Snow landed Riley B first
in the second heat by a narrow margin
Mr.. Latimer won the third heat with
Charley Hoyt by two open lengths. The
other races on the card were without fea-
ture.
2:1O trot, consolation purse $1,000. three
heat planetary Gem won three straight
heats. Time-2:20, .21s15. 2:2O24. Mamie r
second, Morosco third
2:O6 pace, purse $1,000. three-heat plan
Riley won the second heat in 2:0S
Stratton won the first heat in 200 Baron
Grattan and Ecstatic also started.
2:20 trot, purse $1,000, three-heat plan
Minter won three straight heats Time
2:15%. 2:16. 2:22. Martha B. second. GRO
Wilkes distanced
Consolation, 2:08 pace, purse $1,000, three
heat plan-Bolivar won the first and sec
ond heats. Time-2:11, 2:11h. Elmwood
won the third heat in 2:102t Oregon Maid
was third. Jubilee, Baron Rogers and
Bald Hornet also started.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
Lovers the Colors of
Oiseau, HIS only.
RlUaL.
NohavkX Takes the
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Special Dispatch to The Call

SARATOGA, Aug. 12.-The Grand Re.
publican Handicap, worth $4,000, of which
/ 900 went to the first horse, was won
to-day by James r. Keene's Sysonby:
Oiseau, Of which much was expected,
shot his bolt early and was passed with
consumate ease, Oiseau was quick to
break and he went past the stand three
! lengths in front of Sysonby with Dande-
! lion and Broomstick close at the latter s
heels.
Just before Strengthening out on the
back stretch Sysonby went past Oiseau
as If the latter had suddenly been tied
to post. After that the race was all
over. Sysonby went on and galloped in
in his usual masterful fashion, winning
easily by three lengths. Oiseau hung on
to second place all the way, outgaming
Broomstick in a hard drive. The race
was one of the greatest of the year and
justifies Sysonby's title of King of the
Turf
The Hopeful, worth s1s,4so to the win
ner, fell to Mohawk II. See, Horse IL in
the steeplechase, strained a tendon. Five
faVorites went down to defeat. Results:
FIRST RACE-Five and a half furlongs;
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey. st. y. Fin.
~ 70 i-sReedWay. Speedway. 1o2 (Relp: 32 u
to i-BiHouac iHlss los sc 1HiIdeb55 81 MP5 TX
Winner. Speedway Stables br f., by Dieu-
Of the Forest odd Ella, Miss Point. SUN
cheney, Mollie Donohue, Gentian Mintia Ire
land. College Girl. Third Alarm Ruth W.
Turkey Foot and Cats Eye finished as named
SECOND RAcE-About two and a half
miles; the Shfllalah Steeplechase: four-year-
olds and up:
Betting Il 6oEss Weight gls 5Sesy 5ss St
u to Gold Van. 155 .CHolnn) 8 2
to los; Horse II. lac Owns 40 -.
Time 5:29 Start good, Won easily. Win
ner. j. E. Wideners ch. m, by Walmsgate=
Bella. Russell Sage also
THIRD RAcE-six furlengs; The Hopeful;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St g. Fin
8 to 1H4hsTk iHaieEs II lis 1a9 4laaeTs} RsfTa}
Time. Time. .1;1$ p; start good. Won driving:
Tosca. Pegasus, Bellsnicker. oyama, Sandy
D, Shinbone, Belmere and Meteor finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-The Great Republic of
$50, coo; one and quarter miles; three-year
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. ST. Fin.
to 2o-Sysonby, d1s NieoD 2. / u ! g..
20 to 1-Broomstick, 126(Martin) 4 y 20
Time. 2:oI; start bad Won. easily. Win
Dandelion, Prince Hamburg. finished named
FIFTH RAcE-Anle: selling; three-year-olds
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
II to 1T. Lawson. l47 (Mather) 8 2 I 2ic
2 to 1-Saladin, 130 (R. Baker, 6 Il 2 "a
to 1-Ralbert. 126 Gonesl... 11z3 :
Time. 1:44; Start good, Won driving. VIM
wick. Old England, Caquita; Maxnrlian. I'm
ished as named
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs; handicap;
three -year-olds: -.e -'.. e.
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. * Fin.
IS to 5-Councilmn, 102(Bchanan) 8 h III
G TO 1-Dreamer, 100 (IfIdbrand5 2 Is 2
Time. 1:1S. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. NJ. II. Tichenor's br. c. by Approval-
Bremen. Handzarra- Broonhandle, Blucher,
Funiculaire, Oxford, Angler Col. White, The,
Belle. Kittie Platt, finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
SHOCKING ACCIDENT
BEFALLS EARL KISER
Famous Automobile Driver
May Die From Injuries
Sustained on Track.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 12.-Earl Kis-
er of Dayton, who first acquired national
fame as a bicycle racer and recently as
an automobile racer, met with an ac-
cident to-day at the opening of the Cleve-
land Automobile Clubs summer meet that
may prove fatal In warming up prior
to the opening of the races, when no one
was anywhere near him on the ettrack his
machine was suddenly noticed to turn in
toward the fence and crash through
Another racer just behind hurried to
the grandstand and secured physicians,
who found that Kiser's left leg was re-
duced to pulp while his right shoulder
was dislocated and he was otherwise cut
and bruised.
An ambulance removed him to the Glen
vile Hospital, where his leg was ampu-
tated. AS he has not been in the best Of
health lately it is feared that blood
poisoning may set in.
With Kiser out, Webb Jay had things
all his own way in the free-for all
classes, defeating Charles Burman The
latter won the second heat, The finals
will be raced Monday and Jay is a. sure
winner unless he meets with an accident
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
AMERICAN YACHT. DEFENDS
CANADA,s CUP. SUCCESSFULLY
Fife Boat Is ON the Heels of the Iro-
quois Until the Final Leg
Is Reached.
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ROCHESTER, N. y, Aug. 12.--In a
breeze varying from ten miles an hour
at the start to almost dead calm be-
fore the finish. the Irouuois. of Roch-
ester. defender of the Canada's cup, de-
feated the Temeraire, of Toronto, the
challenger, off Sunmerville. to-day, by
12 minutes and SO seconds. The race
was about triangular course three
miles to the leg. twice around. The Fife
boat was on the heels of the defender
until the final, leg. and yachting experts
sad that in a sitter breeze and under
other conditions, the Temeraire may
produce a different result.
The IroGuois crossed the line first,
with the Tenieraire a few seconds be-
hind. Rounding the first buoy the
American boat was over a minute
ahead At the second stake boat the
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13
RUNNING START
:
HELPS WINNER
Columbia Girl Is Never
Headed at Fort Erie in
the Rich Buffalo Handicap
Special Dispatch. to The Can.

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FORT ERIE, Ont, Aug .T2.--Coluni-
bia Girl was sent away running in the
Buffalo handicap, and the others could
never head her Marshal Ney was car
ried wide by the winner turning for
home. He hung at the end. Ben Fonso
was raced into exhaustion chasing Co
lumbia Girl on the back stretch. Crest
fallen was always outrun. Summary:
FIRST RACE-One mile; selling; four
year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Y Fin.
to 2-Trepan, 106 (Sheehan.. 3 u IA
II 10 1-Revelle, 1o2 CWalsh) u p
3 to Flour L. c., 104 (Boland) 9 3 3n
|. Time. :43 10. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. NJ Louden & Co.'S b. g. by Top
Gallant-La Creole. Little Boy, Small Talk,
c. B. Campbsll, Reeves Montpelier, Monad-
mock. The hawaiian and southampton finished
as named.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs; selling;
.two-yea -olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. y Fin.
to I-eaR I-ea4eG, Groys ss tobsT g sRun., ~
8 to 2-Marvel P. 1o1 Genkins).. 2 n =
Time. 1:o2 40. Start good Won easily,
man Rival. Factotum wistfui Henry War
ing. Lady Chiswick. Wee Girl and Calox fn-
ished as named.
/: THIRD RAeE-one and a sixteenth miles:
selling; three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 1@Amberita, 1o1 (Roland). 8 5 IN
to 5-Varieties, eS IJackson).. 2n
s to Depends, "a (oberO. h n
Time, :4s 1-5. Start good Won driving.
Winner. E. J. Gildersleeve's ch. f. by Bal
gowan-AIiss Baker Ink. Monochord Derry
and Trappist finished as named
FOURTH RAcE-one mile: the Buffalo;
thrhe=year- -olds and up; selling;
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. Fin.
Z to 10-CoIumbia Girl. 107 (Munro) l "a ! u
6 70 Ben Fonso. es 1obeTo.; g 2 i 81
+ Time. 1:41 As. Start good. Won driving.
Winner Johnson & Dodson's S ch. f. by Loyalist-
Salaire. Crestfallen also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs' three-year-olds
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
IL to 5-Mrs. F. Foster lot Uee) / 1872
to pirate Polly, 100 (obertl 81 81
Winner. T. p Ryan's br:: +. by The Roman
Right Wing. The Bugaboo, Edgerly.. Henry
Waite, Yo San, Peter Paul, Monis and Neva
Welch finished as named
: SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
three -year-olds and up; selling
Betting. Horse, Weight jockeys st. u Fin.
Is to dor. Dodd. So tTcTaylor) 1152 h
!, 3 to HAIRY New, 90 A.Wlsh) 2 8 8 IL
!. Time, 40 2-5. Start good; Won driving.
Ironic. Mamie Algot. Arrahgowan, Fairbury,
Bisque, Doc Wallace and Henry Leuhrman Jr.
finished named.
SEVENTH RAcE-steeplechas short course !;
handicap; three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. y Fin.
to 1-sweet Jane 140(McHnry) 3 2 l %
a to 2-Gearholm, 139 (Kelly)... g 3 u
Time. ;ol. Start good. Won easily. Win
Jew-Lizzie Walton. Trenct the Mere. Billy
Ray, Bank Holiday and Japalak finished 5
named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-13

relative positions OF the yachts were
about the same, and in the run for the
home buoy the Temeraire gained a few
seconds. In the second round the wind
had died down to about six miles an
hour.
The American boat was apparently
doing better work in the lighter breeze
and began to slip away from her rival
with the greatest ease. At O'Clock
the boats were almost becalmed. Soon,-
however, the wind freshened until it
reached about eight miles an hour and
the American yacht crossed the line
nearly half mile ahead of the chal-
Ienger. amid the cheers of the crowd
and booming OF guns for the victor
The official elapsed time of to-day's
race was Iroouois 5:02:56. Temeraire
5:15:46.