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New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
SARATOGA CROWD SMALL.
LORD OF THE YALE WINS.
Wise Ones Back Hastings Colt
Lady Amelia Runs Fast.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIB5xE.I

Saratoga. y. Y, Aug. 4.-That It requires a
programme filed with more than ordinary ma
terial to bring the public TO the races under the
present high tariff was demonstrated here to-
day.
There was stake offering Of any sort, and
although handicap brought out four pretty
fair overnight horses. the fields for the rest of
the contests were of the most commonplace sort.
With nothing else TO do. it would seem that
the visitors would go 10 the races. however in
different they might be. but this afternoons
attendance, or lack of it. was sufficient to prove
the contrary.
The handicap which was for all ages. at one
mile and eighth. resulted in the most pro-
nounced reversal of form that has been seen at
the meeting. August Belmonts Lord OF the
Vale. with 126 pounds up gave Au Revoir five
pounds and thorough a beating as horse
wants.
The other day Lord OF the Vale could not
run at eli in the Saratoga Handicap and Au
Revoir, in his last attempt, ran the distance in
something like two seconds better time. Conf
pairing these last two races, the amateur hand-
cappers had no hesitation in installing the Ben
nett horse fsvorite. The layers were also wary
Of him and kept the price down. and he was
sent 10 the post at odds on.
Lord OF the Vale in the mean time received
a lot OF support, both from those who do not
care TO play odds on favorites and from those
who were told that he was ''the goods"
The chestnut Of Hastings began demon
Etrating that the wise ones were not foolish
IN taking the price against him as soon as the
barrier went up ONeil had him in his stride
in a jffy. and he virtually made all the running
from start to finish.
Au Revoir received extraordinarily neat
ride from Knapp, and for most Of the journey
trailed indoently behind the field. The Hast
fngs horse had enough left to stall off Au Revoir
when the latter finally made his run, and won
by a comforta bic r.argin
In a race for maiden two-year-old fllies and
geldings at five and a half furlongs, Baird evil
IDENTIFY thought he riding through Sleepy
Hollow in an invalid's chair instead of on
l3auble, F. r. Hitchcock's good daughter of
Ornament.
Through the backstretch Baird was sound
asleep. and when he woke up 1T was because the
hlly was running so fast that he had TO or fall
on. He was too late to help her, however and
she was beaten by the favorite Hester w
Lady Amelia. the faVorite in a sprint for
mares of all ages, at six furiongs, ran the dis
tance IN 1:124-5, which is the best time
for the meeting and only 3-5 of a second
slower than the record for the track, estab-
lshed In 1903 by the great sprnter Chucta-
nunda- Lady Amelia hard pressed all
through the stretch by Rose of Dawn, and ii
was only because Of Lynes skilful nursing that
the former lasted
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
LAWN TENNIS AT NEWPORT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman Beat Mr.. Taller and
Miss Sands in Mixed Doubles.
GsT r1LEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Newport X l., Aug 4-The semi-hnais in tha
mixed doubles were played on the courts at the
Casino this morning. Both matches brought out
good tennis, and in each three sets were required
to decide the winner.
The most interesting match was between Mr.. and
Mrs Harrtulan and Mr.. Taller and Miss Sands
Both of the men in this match have been prominent
in the athletic world. Mr.. Hartman is a former
national golf champion. and Mr.. Taller Harvard
lawn tennis champion.
Mr.. Taller and his partner had 10 allow II, and
this was more than they could overcome. In the
other match the winners got handicap OF Is.
In the finals tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman
get 10 from Mr.. Sands and Miss Busk and are the
favoriteS to win. The summaries:
Seni-fnals tnixed handicap doubleslH Herbert NJ ITs-
rinan and Mrs Hartman beat T. sufern Taller
Anita sands, 4--6. 81 6+ Harold A SANDS and Miss
Margaret Busk beat sumner ". Gerard and Miss Maude
Netmore. Ct. Sc. 6-3
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.
Last Cherry WW Be Schooled to Go
OUer the Jumps.
rsr rgIEenArH TO TEE rRrRuNr.1

Saratoga, n. L. Aug. 4.-Both Catesby woodford
and Tom Welsh have given up Last Cherry owned
By the former and trained by the latter, as poor
proposition, and to-day she was turned over TO
Phil chinn
II was Mr.. Woodford's first intention TO shin
Last Cherry home. but before he could do so Mr.
Ioit made him an offer. with view o schooling
The fractious flly through the field This deal was
Ai,a4iy declared off. and Mr.. Chinn took her
10 one VIII miss Last Cherry if the 1lIy is never
seen AGAIN She had wonderful fight of sneed
put temper that made 1t impossible 10 utilize n
start the hlly in the Hopeful ~ wan
Word was received here to-day +hat r-I,,a. ?
snlth: the Oldest member of the NetropoIifan r,I-r
association, was dead Providence. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
ISLAND PARK MEETING ENDS.

Albany. Aug. 4--The Island Park meeting came
to end to-day with two harness events and two
running races. Summaries:
Pacing t2i7 class. purse S50ct-Ths Duchess
second, third and fourth heats and rae Time 2-I4A
2:16&, 2;islz. Black Pebble. second. first hss
Time, 212ls. Cutter jF third Nc King Claire
olddrcp and Evangeiins Rex also started Golddrop
distanced In the and EvangsJus
Rex ruled fIorth
rrottinS t215 class: purse Seot-Svaso second.
third fourth heats and Time 2.I55s 2-ISas
2:ls. Bertha X. heat. Time. 2:I5ss
West shore Roy also started The thres last rus
fourth heat
one mile. running-Moorisa Dance won Tom Lsvzor
second. Guy Park third Hattie Day also ran Tine
l.43l1.
Five furions dssh--Ssntinsl Hattie Day sscou.i
Holy smoke third. Guy FarS and Dandy Boy also
Time, Loaf.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
WINS EASTERN PARKWAY CUP.

In the final round yesterday, at the Eastern
Parkway Golf Club, for the cup offered by W. Fl.
Ziegler. c. a. Hubbell beat w W. Wills by l up
The Inseparable Cup. presented by H. H. Meseroon
j. .. Patterson and S V. Bogert BY Dr.
George Drury who beat w F. Tunk in the final
round by up and TO play. This is the third
handicap cup DR.. Drury has this season.
A. !. sherman captain of the club. has offered
cup for the winner of the most matches between
July and September 4. Up to the present date
W H. Harding, ir. leads the field, with six VIC
tories J. A. Spoftard has won two. and r. NJ
Pendrush and II. T. Matthews each.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
GRAVESENO BAY YACHTING

The third championship race OF the Yacht Racing
Association of Gravesend Bay will be sailed to
day under the management of the BrookIvn yscb,
Club.
The starting line will be between a COMMITTEES
boat anchored 100 yards east of the Jlme~ Park
pier ana a mark boat anchored 300 wards vast
north west of the pier. The start will be at n IN
There viii also be a race under the direction OF
the Atlantic Yacht Club for the Underwood tI,D
The start viii be off the Atlantic Yacht Club pier
at 1005 o'clock. ~ F-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
AMERICAN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
Annual Midsummer Races To Be Sailed To-
day on Long Island Sound

The annual midsummer regatta of the American
Yacht Club will be sailed to-day over the regular
courses on Long Island Sound. The start viii be
made at II O'clock from the committee boat an
chored off the Scotch Capes buoy. The courses are
triangular and of different lengths to suit the
various classes. Some good racing is looked for in
the one-design class of the New-York Yacht Club
ana IN the 33-foot classes of sloops and yawls in
winch the rivalry is keen. The raceabout class Is
sure TO furnish some good sport.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
T. r. PELL WINS FINALS.

JBT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.I
Spring Lake, y. j., Aug. 4-TheOdore Roosevelt
Pell. of New-York, the finals in the tennis
tournament this afternoon. defeating Stanley Feni-
more Cooper by the score of 6-1. 81. 81
The tournament had been in progress all the
week, and there were twentv-six con,neti,ors
cooper who was defeated. is a University of Penn
Philadelphia shipbuiIder ~
PeIl will play Joseph Swain, of Bristol Penn for
the Moreland challenge cup tomorrow Afternoon
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
NEW-HAmPsHIRE CIRCUIT.

Concord. y. II. AUG. steps will be tak.u for
the formation of a New-Hampshire harness racing
circuit. made up OF the mile track ar Dover ard
the half-mile tracks at Nashua. Rochester s1d
Concord In accordance with a scheduls. prepared
for this circuit the local management announces
a shifting of dates by which the next meeting IN
this city will be given August - 80 and 81 and
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
GOLF TOURNEY AT WATCH HILL.

The officials of the MisGuamicut Golf Club. at
Watch Hill, r. l., announce tournament. open to
United States Golf Association club members on
August e to 26 inclusive
The following prizes will be offered: Misquamicut
Cup. runner up cup. consolation cup. medal for
best gross score and handicap for lowest Gross
and o
Entries will close on August 81 n. m. The
privilege OF the course will be extended to all
entries for ono week before the tournament
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
SWIMMING AT TaAvERs ISLAND.

There will be swimming races at Travers Is
and. under the auspices Of the Nev-York Athletic
Club. on August 2S. The events Sardad are ~
yards 100 yards back stroke. 100 yards novice. 81
yards handicap and a diving contest. Entries vii
close on August y with Charles l. BuTnham az
citv rI11hbO,Ise
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
LONG SHOT GETS MONEY.
First Premium Wins at 90 tn nt
NdrTdgQnsett Park

PROVIDENCE. r /. Aug. 4-The surprise at Mar
rassnsett Park came in the third race to-day xvba,
J. W Fuller's chestnut colt First premium, = On
70 snot romped away from his field and won by
nVe lengths The second choice and favorite fought
q out Tor tho places The summary:
First CseIling: about sir rurlonrs, N.-I, ,ox
'1'eis' 70 J. won; Pstsr. H. Perrine) to 3 sec
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
MUDDY TRACK AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati. Aug. 4.-Three favorites won at La
tonia to-day. The second event went to Western
Duke. second choice in the betting. The handicap
steeplechase won by Lights out, outsider.
heavy rain, which fell shortly before the second
race, left the track in muddy condition. The
other winners Grappie. Tosy Robinson,
Eduardo and Trenola-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
SARATOGA WINS AT POLO.

Saratoga. N. Y. Aug. 4-The polo match for the
August Belmont individual cups was won to-day
by the Saratoga Polo Club team by the score OF
9% TO for the Freebooters second game will
be played tomorrow afternoon.
The lineup:
SARAIOGA POLO CLUB FREEBOOTERS
RAYMOND belmont Harry Disston.
august 5ernont. lr +. Ambrose Clarke
Fred & Won August BsIrnont
Victor Mather. Edward 7, smith
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
BREAKS WORLDS CYCLE RECORDS.

ogden. Utah. Aug. w. E. Ssmuelson. Of Provo
Utah. broke the worlds bicycle record. for tvo
miles. at the local saucer track riding from
scratch. In two-miIe handicap. professional racs
he did the distance in S:4Sts. This is = OF ssc-
ond better than any previous record.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
WESTERN GOLF TEAM CHOSEN.

Mr.. Alan L. Reid. president OF the Western Golf
Association. has announced the team to represent
the association in the contest for the Olympic
Cup: 1t will consist of II. Chandler Egan, Walter
z Egan, r. Z. Hunter and Mason Phelps The
Egans are from the Exmoor Country Club and
the other two from the Midlothian Country Cluh.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
HORSE DROPS DE4D.
King Rock FaIters and Falls Lifeless
at RcadUillc.

ReadvHle. Mass. Aug 4.-Stra-ght heats were
the rule in the three events on the card az tas
ReadviIIs track to-day. and IN each instance the
winner outclassed the field in speed.
A noteworthy feature was Oracle Keller eut.r
Ing the 2:1O list OF trotters. gaining record q
9:osE making four to enter the class az this
meeting
In the first heat OF the c.2f trot King Rock fel
dead on the track at the head Of the home stTstca
EIe vas leading at the half when he commenced
TO set bad gated. falling back third position,
when he dropped. He owned BY C. G A0-
bott. OF keene. y. H. The summary:
CIAss-PURs5 $500 Gvo N
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
LIE ROY WINS CUP AT NORFOLK

Norfc Conn. Aug 4-Robert lie Rov. the CO.
lumpla University tennis player. won the finals for
the Brldgeman Cup in the eleventh annual tour
naInent here to-day. defeating W. q. Anderson of
NeW-h ork. The scores were IS. Is SIS "a
and 10. IT was sharply contested match 7
Roy also took the cup in 1sO4
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
RouTH FOR cANADA's CUP JUDGE.

Toronto, Aug. 4.-The Royal Canadian Yacht
Club has suggested Charles Routh OF the ROvaI
st. Lawrence Yacht Club of Montreal as the third
judge for the Canada's Cup races at Ontario Roach
Routh has been the skipper on the Seawanbaka
Cup defender for four wears
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
SQUADRON II BE4TEN.
NG1C-HaUen Frcebo0ters Win Polo
Match at Narragansett.

Narragansett Pier, r. l.. Aug. Ain a close and
exciting game of polo in the Freshman Cup series
here to-day the New-Haven Freebooters defeated
Squadron a. of New-York by three-quarters of a
goal. The final score was: Freebooters. 5; Squad
ron A, AZ. The lineup and summary;
SQUADRON A FREEBOOTERS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
FREEBOOTERS.

Goals scored-Freebooters ); Squadron A. 5. A safety
by Lawrence. of Squadron A. J. goal foul by
Hunt, of the team, Z goal making Squadron
AS net "A goals. The Freebooters
allied the handicaps even making the net score
Freebooters. D: Squadron 4. IA. Referee-Wilam A
Hazard. Timer-H. 3. Kane Scorer-E. A. Mitchell
Time-Four
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
F. r. Kelly, b Mcdonnell

ByeS
leg byes
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
S4R4TOGA SUMM4RIES.

rSSs Hsois Ben n: s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

Hester ". tired toward the end Bauble. Il
posins ran & good race.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

n-ashhs point on
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

,E-seling; throe-yoar-olds and over; $500
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

Totals .............. 5 Total
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

NN -"
ed five and oneha driving Time o7
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

good ride from larson proved much
9Th RACESeinE: maiden Niles geIdines
u sood. i9sA Winner, blk T. by Mack
New-York tribune., 1905-08-05

THIRD RACE-TFE SARATOGA SPECIAL; two-year-
olds: by subscription of 1000 each. half forfeit
piece Of gold plate Of the value Of 800
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Snuptauartier: 3pider's Sone,
Gde Gllbo. mo anorcitrobe. Sing.
Itunoe: Wittipod) Iben6s s ltbr -
Girieent: Silbert Stripped.
,Mrbeiters 2iebertafeI."
Soliptaiinrtier: @oI5' SaIc, yer.
4OS, @eit 2erinstonItroBe. Cling.
Itunbe: 0ienita9s-Girigcnt Subert
STRIPPED.
,WcIobie."
Sa%llptqliartier: ). 8ics' SaGe,
Ode 2opltrobc mo @elair : Warft.
Singitunoe: 9onnerItoes - 0iri.
gent s. &orolus.
.gaperiiher WGnnerhor."
Saiptoltortier: s(dermonn's Souc,
Gde bon Caroline. uno @ouebitrnbc.
Singitunbe: 0onnerItng abeno -
Oirigent: giigltIt Sdneiber.
n8ermonia. Qllortett.G Club"
Sonptqlinrtier: Reienberg's SnIlc,
Nr. TIC, Torb YneaItraBe. Sing'
itilnoe: 0ienitasS = 3irigent: s.
8aroliS.
nMetscr.@ eiangperein."
Snuptquortier: Soffmann's Sale,
Com. unb Sorrcit Strabe. Sing.
itunoe: 0ienitags-8irigent Subert
Stripped.
,gbclpeiB."
Souptaiortier: 6eorg S. aoer's
Sone, SIR. I, Sait. aoeniie, Canton.
Singittnoe: Oienitags - Girigert:
Iug. Sbneioer.
yTbaIia.M dnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: 8oigt's Sale. Wr.
1922, Sarforb.a penlie. Singltnnoe:
7ienitags = 0irigent: S. 9. Grant.
Silrnperein .BortuGrts."
8orpGrts . Salle, Nr. 1924,
eIt-2eringtonitrabe.
ygihenfron5."
Sauptqiartier: Sobn Stmiot's
Dorm. 3orn's) Saae, ede 3. uno
@onabitraBe, SisbIanotown. Sing
itnnoe: Mitttpods - irigent: Chm.
Bodner.