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New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
CIRCUIT MEET FOR POUGHKEEPSIE,
Automobile Championship Race on the Pro-
gramme This Year.

The automobile meet at PoushkeeDsie On se0-
tember % will be a national circuit anair with
the usual championship race open TO aA- Ans
nouncement Is made that there will be seven cOn~
sc on the r,roprarnnne A special match race
will be arranged. Following is a comDlete list oe
the contests
E-tvae national circuit championship (Open % am
First prize $3.50. cash plate; second prize. $50
plate
cIasss(Frst prize silver trophy. value 800; second
prize, silver trophy, value 500
Three-mTe Dutchess Handicap (open only 20 thoss
owning Dutchess County and who have resided
in the county for thirty daysJ-Prize. stveS
trophy. value $50
touring cars 4O-horsepOwer and under carrying tnres
passengers; line with dead engines az
starters pistol be started and operators
and passengers place. cars 70 be stopped and
unIoaded at completion Of second nle)-FtrsU prizs
silver trophy value 500; second prize silver trophy
value $50
One-quarterInile obstacle leach car shall havs
one trial. obstacles viii be supplied oy the racs
comuittee)-Prize silver trophy. value $50
One-uls (open stock gasolene rUnabOuts made 20
carry only, and costing $1,000 or lesss
regular equipment)-Prize silver trophy, value $50
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
GREAT NECK POLO TOURNAMENT.
Postponed to July 20 and Following Days
How the Teams VIII Plav.

The Great Neck polo tournament will be held &C
Grace Field, beginning July 20 and continuing
until July "a The tournament originally
scheduled for July IT, but because the ROckaway
tournament could not be completed on time a post
pOnement necessary.
On July 20 the Great Neck Freebooters. composed
of W. R. Grace, r. Brooks. II. S. Borden and one
man yet to be selected. will meet the ROckaway
team, made up OF r. La Montague, J. F. Cowdin.
Foxhall p. Keene. and D. Chauncey- on July q
Squadron A, represented by Louis Nelson, L j.
Hunt, J. H Hunt and R E Lawrence. Will meet
the Wesfchester Country Club team. made up oc
E. A Reinall. ]. A Rawlins. ]. NJ. Waterbury. jr.
and L. Waterbury,
On July p J. P. Grace. Arthur Burden I T.
Burden. jr. and Fl. c. Brokaw. composing the
Great Neck team, will meet the winners OF July 30
and the tournament Will be completed on July a
by a match between the winners of July q and q
The winners will receive the Great Neck Chal-
lenge Cup. which was first competed for in 1898.
when 1t was won by the WestCheSter Country Club.
Last year 1t was won by the Bryn Mawr first team
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
MAY ARREST TOURISTS.
Motorists Erceed Speed Limit in
Race for GEdden Cup.
IBT TELgaeAPH TO THE rRrBUvE.I

Boston, July IA constable Of Leicester Mass :
Is likely 20 cause trouble for some Of the Glidda,
Cup motorists lie lay in wait for them IN blx
town to-day they came speeding along from
Hartford. and timing them. says be caught tvvenfv
two Of the contestants exceeding The speed Ilmit
He noted the numbers Of the machines and win
take out warrants for the drivers.
H c White. of Cleveland. IN his 15-horse-pows-
steamer led the tourists into Boston to-day arrfv
ing at 1O:f5 a. m. ID to late hour in the after
noon only fourteen of them had registered al tha
Hotel Lenox, ard the others came struggling in
through the evening. Late arrivals complained 81
many punctures all the way from Hartford Th.'
second car in was huge Packard truck. driven
by w. ]. Birmingham and labelled "OfHcial Bag
gage Wagon" f a Gilmore. OF Boston, in Ram
bier car was third in reporting at IlI5- 5 RI
Stevens in a Darracq, fourth and Ray Owen,
in his REQ was the fifth and las. to arrive IA
the forenoon.
their way passing through WaIthaH, and did rot
locate themselves Till they had lost nearly hour
There were a number OF protests fled tEs
the route to pass through Wdithau tn
stead Of down through - elleSIey and the EeWuOns.
over magnificent bOuievards anu state roads.
The run from Hartford was made without serious
mshap other than the breaking OF 2 part Os the
sbafting OF the car Of Colonel T.. TT. Woods ot
Boston, which occurred outside OF Worcester. Ths
car was tOWed into Worcester. where repairs vera
made and Colonel Woods arrived here al SIS
O'Clock tonight, the last to reach Boston
The touring automobiles were entertained to-
night by members OF the Bay Sta.F Auto-nooiie Az
sOCia tiUn.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
MlM0SA HIS CUP.
Wins Manhasset Bay Challenge
Trophy in Slashing Bree@e.

Trenor L. Parks's slOop yacht Mimosa III Won
the third and final race yesterday of tho series
for the Manhasset Bay Yacht Clubs challenge cup.
She defended the cup, which she won last year SO
we'll, that her challengers J. W. AIker's Alert and
Nlcor l. Cumnocks Nike. practically out Ok
it, The former was beaten yesterday BY 10 min
utes 26 seconds. the latter being beaten minutes
81 seconds by the Alert
All three races were sailed in steady breezss
Of sufficient strength 70 test the speed Of each boat
There was a fresh breeze from the southwest yes
terday at the start. and it stifened considerably
While the yachts We're sailing the latter half OF thu
course SO they had some rough water to finish IN
Inc course was four miles to windward and return.
solIed twice over, making sixteen miles in all
Inc start was made at 1.4O D. m from the scotch
zap buoy MiomOsa III getting awav IN the
lead seconds after the gun. the Nike Is seconds
atter and the Alert 50 seconds later All three wers
on tho starboard tack. and NIimosa III had the
windward berth. She fetched clear across tho
sound on this tack. but she had 70 make a short
hitch on the other tack to reach the outer mark a
buoy or Motifs Point. Although the Alert made a
good play 10 go through her lee at one time
MiInosa III led her around the mark by ) minutes.
On the run back TO the home mark with spin
makers set. the Alert gained "a but the Parks
boat did some great work the next windward
leg, gaining 6:25 on the Alert TO the outer mark
on the home run the Alert cut or seconds OF this
lead.
The summary follows:
SSFT RAy ACtJT- y-v cvr ~ v-N-r.v-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Detroit July 12.-The Hghlanders shut out De-
troit to-day by of to o. Kitson started in
to pitch for the home team and was hit freely.
He was taken of the box at the end OF the sixth
inning when the visitors had gained safe lead.
Justis. who succeeded him. changed the game into
a farce by his wdness In the three innings he
pitched he gave six bases ON balls. forcing home
two in the final inning.
fIogg pitched for the HighIanders. and kept the
seven hits made off his delivery well scattered. He
also felded his position perfectly making three
clever assists. With the exception of Elberfelds
two errors the visitors played hawless fielding
game. These misplays. however did no damage
O'Learys one-handed jumping catch OF Williamss
liner in the fifth inning was feature of the game.
NeW-NOrk scored run in the second inning,
two in the fourth. in the sixth and three in
the last. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
sACHEMs HEAD YACHT CLUB CRUISE
Interesting Programme Arranged for the
Annual Run Saturday.

The annual cruise OF the Sachems Head Yacht
Club will begin on Saturday. The rendezvous will
be at Sachem's Head Friday evening and the
programme is announced as follows:
Saturday; sail for New London. where mess
Slilher VIII be served at the Pequot House; Mon
cay, sail for Newport; Tuesday sail for Potter's
Cove, prudence Island where the new clubhouse
3I 9f, ne Rhode Island TaSht Club is located.
wednesday there viii be racing under the aus
pfces OF the Narr1EanSett Bay Yacht Racing As
soclatlon ana in the evening athletic night at
1ne clubhouse. 10 which members are invited
thursday there viii be iuteEcIub race between
the Sachem's Head Yacht club and the Rhode
Island Yacht Club for which suitable prizes have
ocen oHered Then the fleet will be the guests of
the Rhode Island Yacht Club at clambake. after
which the fleet will sail for Newport; Friday sail
ior BLOCK Island; Saturday. sail for Shelter Island
The plan OF racing from port to port will be
continued the yachts sailing in the squadron to be
Slasslued by the regatta committee, and prize 10
ne awarded 10 each yacht. winning the most points
IN her class after competition, with a second
prize In any class in which four or more boats
compete. Racing for points is not an essential
ature OK the cruise. and captains not wishing TO
compete need nave no hesitation in refraining from
crossing crossing the start and finish lines Protests and
requests Tor Information to racing should be
made 70 the regatta committee Signal charts and
flagship the Midxs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

a race that was worthy of better results. Shot
Gun, Handzarra and Ancestor were always in
the van to the stretch turn, where Shot Gun
began ID tire under the weight, and Frontenac
moved up. 1t was hard drive to the wire, and
Frontenac was lucky enough TO squeeze through
a narrow opening, and under one of Martins
strongest finishes win the post by head.
Ancestor went wide at the stretch turn and
came down the middle of the track. But for this
she would have earned the decision. Bedouin
was running over his field at the end, and had
the distance been little further could hardly
have lost. Lady Amelia was never able to get
TO the front and retired after half a mile
The other winners were Lord of the Forest,
The Southerner and Ismalian.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
THE sUPERBAs TAKE REVENGE.
Errors by Pittsburg and Malay's Home Run
Responsible for the Victory

The Superbas delighted their few remaining fol-
lowers by defeating Pittsburg at Washington Park
yesterday by q score of to 6. The fielding of the
visitors wofully bad. and five errors were
largely responsible for their downfall Flaherty.
who pitched for the Pirates. was knocked out of
the box in the sixth inning. Lever taking his place
Batch made two errors for Brooklyn, but otherwise
the men played errorless game
The fielding of Hall, of the home team, one
of the features of the game. He made several diff
cult catches that brought the crowd 10 It's feet.
Beaumont was the star batter of the day, making
four safe hits in his five visits to the bat One Of
the hits was a three-bagger. and another for two
bases. Malay, in the sixth inning batted out a
home run to the centre field hagpole. sending in
two before him. The score follows
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Hildebrand was brushed off Kingsmere as the
barrier released in the first race. and landed
in heap the track He was not hurt how
ever, and rode out his engagements.
J. Maroon is trying hard TO buy up stable but
with little success far. On Tuesday he bid
Pronta up and yesterday he tried TO buy Lord of
the Forest and The Southerner. He bid Lord Of
the Forest up TO $500 and The Southerner up to
s2.O0 but both horses retained by their re-
spective owners with the customary IS advance
J. L. McGinnis claimed Aviston out of the first
race from H. T. Griffin for $3.50.
Major Daingerfeld is educated hound a
disgruntied regular remarked after that noted in
and-outer had run bad in the selling affair.
fifth on the card. 'All the papers will say to-
morrow that he sulked, and guess he did-at to
liice.
Fourteen horses went to the post in the third
race yesterday. and. with five six bad actors,
the start delayed from fifteen TO twenty min
utes. and when il did come hardly than four
or five horses had any chance to win
Miller took the jockey honers yesterday. winning
with Lord of the Forest and The Southerner and
running second with Ancestor.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
FIELD MEET AT DREAMLAND.
Many Well Known Athletes Entered in the
Various Contests.

A track and field meet will be held tomorrow on
the new athletic field at Dreamland. Among the
athletes entered are Lawson Robertson Of the
Irish-American Athletic Association; Charles J.
Bacon. of the Irish-American Athletic Association
holder of the national championship at LOCO yards;
II. V. Valentine, of the New-York Athletic Club
holder of the national championship at half mile;
F. Rickart. holder of the 10Oyard junior champion
ship; Nyer Prinstein. p. J. Walsh of the New-York
Athletic Club; P. II. Pilgrim. F. ]. Nabrik of the
New-York Athletic Club, and James S Mitchell
The full list of contests is 50-yard dash, handi-
cap; 22O-yard dash. handicap; quarter-mile run,
handicap; One-mie run. handicap. and throwing the
dfty-six pound weight, handicap
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
BICYCLE RACING BY ELECTRIC LIGHT
Prominent Professional and Amateur Riders
to Meet at Vailsburg.

With night racing a success at the VaiIsburs
board bicycle track as was demonstrated on the
Fourth Of July. the management is planning a
big season. which includes the appearance of all
the stars. The next Will lie held at the track
next Saturday night. when two professional and
three amateur will be held.
Among the pros" to start are Kramer Nc
Farland Fem. Eddie Root Menus and John
Bedell Oliver Dorlon and Joe Fogler. OF the
amateurs the more prominent to compete will be
Charles Franks, Eddie Rupprecht. Teddy Billing
ton Jimmy Zanes c. y. Sherwood. J. NJ. Eisele
Harry Vanden Dries and W. ]. Klusick
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
ANDERSON PLAYS FAST GOLF.
Makes rs in Practice for Big Tourna-
ment at Van Cortlandt.

Many Of the professionals who will compete to-
day in the open tournament at Van Cortlandt
Park were on the links yesterday putting on the
finishing touches prior to the great test Of skill
this morning. AS rule on the day preceding a
big tournament the golfers themselves as
much as possible by only working up on their
driving, approaching, putting iron shots. as the
may be.
There were plenty. however, who played over
the full course yesterday, but Willie Anderson was
the only of the cracks who went over the
course in anything like record figures. He went
out in Sc and in in 49, for a total OF 75
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
THE ATLANTIC YACHT cLus CRUISE.

Eiy reason OF the foggy weather and the lack or
interest In its daily the cruise Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club had to be abandoned at Shelter Island
Only one yacht made the 10 Block Island. and
that was the schooner Iasca. owned by Robert =.
Doremus. The officers OF the club deny that the
resignation OF Vice Commodore Underwood had
anything TO do with the shortening ef the cruise.
The ocean race from Newport TO Sea Gate was TO
nave been started yesterday. but there were not
enough entries TO warrant tha contest
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
FIRST sIXTEEr

ChampioCshp (hrst round)-Austin beat Ellis by / up
Q9 holesli Shepard beat Fredennick by up and to
play; BsrasT & beat Martin Ma by % and to play Honey
Bronson by and to play; Graham beat spratt BY
up and to play; Hard beat Parmeles by up and 2
Second Cup Cfrst round)-Hewes beat Chase by up
and to play; Marshall beat Davis by up and 2
play Ely beat Riley by and to play; White beat
Moulton by l in 10; Jackson beat Bradley by up
and to play; Race beat Day by up and 8 10 play
Lyon beat Cutter by default; Zimmerman beat Sands
by up and play.
Third Cup first round).-Hapgood beat Robbins by s
up and to play; Marlin beat Camp by Z up 5 to
play rTa rGaPp beat kellogg By up and to play Hail
by up and to play; Beach beat Williams by up
l TO play; Worford beat Patt by up; Merritt beat
Fourth Cup (frst round).-Cutter beat Farnam by s
up and to play; White beat Race ! lard
beat lockwood by up and to play; Douglas beat
Munson by up and TO play Hall beat W. II. Ely by
up and 2 to play Butts beat Woosey tb 4 up and 8
70 play; Platt beat Billings by up and to play
Hale beat Bryan by up. -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
CONNECTICUT GOLF.
Some CleUer Play an AnnuaI Cham
pionSkip Tournament.
fnY rELEaRApH TO THE rR1BuxE.J

New-H Haven. Conn. July 12.-The seventh annual
championship tournament OF the Connecticut
State Golf League begun to-day over the links
Of the New-Haven Country Club. There was
big field of seventy-two competitors, but there
was lacking the presence of Stephen H. Patterson,
Brooklawn Country Club. the present title holder,
and Charles H. Seely the Metropolitan champion.
who for three years in succession, prior to last
year. had won the Connecticut championship.
The weather favorable for the sport, and
some good golf was played The gold medal Of
fered for the lowest score in the qualifying round
was won by r. P Sprott, of the Brooklawn Coun-
try Club. Four sixteens qualified for cups, the
first being the championship division
The first round match play for the four cup
was played in the afternoon. The match. which
carried the gallery, was the meeting between s..
D. Barnes Brooklawn. and DR.. Carl Martin, Fair
field, the first Connecticut champion Barnes did
the course in rs to Martins SO and proved the vic
tor hair rds
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Three Adjourned Games the Only Ones De-
cided in Yesterdays Play.

Ostend, Belgium July 12.-There being no regular
round in the international chess masters tourna-
ment to-day, those with adjourned games on hand
played them to a finish The games were Alapin-
Janowski, eighteenth round; Observation-Disclosures
nineteenth round. and Leonhardt-Tschigorin twen-
ty-irst round. Alapin drew with Janowsk and
Tarrasch with Tschigorin. while the last named
iost ms other adjourned game to Leonhardt Fol
lowing are the scores to date:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
sT. LOUIS. 6; PHILApELPHIA :,

Philadelphia. July 12.-St Louis easily defeated
Philadelphia to-day. Pittinger was hit freely
while the home team could do little with Browns
pitching. The score follows:
:. ", R. II. E
Philadelphia ....,...O 0 0-i ;
Batteries-Brown and Grady: Pittinger and Doo,r
Umptre-Bausewine. Attendance. 2.5lS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
VANDERBILT CUP FOR MOTOR BOATS.

Commodore w K. Vanderbilt. jr.. has presented
cup to be raced for the latter part of September
Dy motor boats driven by internal combustion
eHglhes Inc race is to be without time allow
aaGe aIiIe on & the sound the distance. hundred
should be propelled by internal combustion en-
si3es The exact date win be settled later.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
BOSTON WINS AND LOSES

Boston, July 12-The first of two games played
here to-day was characterized by free hitting and
was won by Cincinnati by a score of Is to q The
second was pitchers battle. which Boston took
by a score OF to 2. Cincinnatfs score in the
earlier contest swelled by mIsplays by Ten
rsy ana Fraser. Willis opened the second game
by hlllng the bases with gift runners and then by
making balk which Huggins was allowed to
score. Huggns's second run Was forced in Moran
interfering int with the batter when the bases were
in both games. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
Brooklyn
PittybuFY

"O- nase hts-Dobbs, CIymer and Beaumont Three
base hits-Clymer and Beaumont Home run-Maav
sacrifice hits-Lumley Lewis Clarke Rtchey Stolen
bases-Dohbs and Ritter. Hits-On Lever l in one
third inning off Flaherty five and two-thiris inn
ings on lyneh l In two innings. on bases-Brook
yf- .; 1pittShurg First base on sals-on F1aherty
l: or Lynch. z; on Eason l. First or errors
Brooklyn, 3; Ptsburg. q Struck out-By Eason /: bv
!4ynch; l; by Flaherty, . Time-2:I0. Umpire-Eiem
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

At Syracuse-Troy Z: Syracuse (seven Innings rain,
A. Bnghamton-A Albany, I; Binghamton. 4.
Al Wilkesbarre-Wilkesb 3; Utica
At Scranton-Scranton. .: A. J. q G. first gape1.
scranton. 3; A, J. x c.. second game)
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS

At Montreal-AIontreai. s. Providence 4 Cmorninv
camel; afternoon game postponed account OF rain
AT Bunao-BuffalO. .: Baltimore l.
AT Rochester City game postponed on
account OF rain ~ 80
AT Newark-Newark-roront game postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

First base errors-NeW-York, 2; Chicago 2 Left
bases-New-York q Chicago. O. First base balls
Off Mathewson, 8. Struck out-By Nathewson, s. by
Brown 4 Two-bass hit-xlins. Sacrifice hts-Chanee.
bert and Doniin: Dshen and McGann C21 wild pches-
Mathewson, 3, Passed balls-Bresnahan. 2 Unpires-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

o X. 7. NtlIIOII 1lUNNy We
q complete surprise, as Carroll had been regarded
likely winner Hovey however, did the course
in Y and played sterling golf Sprot, who won the
best score prize, put in the first round by
S. J. Graham. The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
HANDICAP AT DYkER MEADOW.

Twenty-Five members of the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club competed in the Slonthly handicap yes
terday for two prizes. which won. respec-
lively by P. NJ Eyne and W. B. Rhett There
We're only about a dozen cards returned The
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
vANpERgILT,s RITERRoIsE WINS.

Paris July 12.-W x. Vanaerblt's Biterrose
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
LEAGUE.

New-York Z; Detroit. o. Chcago. A; Boston, (seco1d
St. Louis Washington (rain) game)-
Boston. Chicago. first C"et
game). grounds).
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Giants Haze an off Dag and
Meet Crushing Defeat.
GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at New-York. iSt. Louis at PHILADELPHIA
Pfttsburg at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

Earned runs-New-York. 3. Base hits-Or Kitson,
hit-Mclntyre. Sacrifice hits-Barrett. Chase Yeager.
stolen bases-E Elberfeld. Chase. Bases bas-By Kit
SON /; Justis. 6; Hogs B. Left bases-Detroit II;
New-York, 8. Struck Out-By Kitson, 1; by HOgg, g.
Double playsILndsay unasssted): Mcclure to Eberfed
Time, hours Cmpire-Connolly Attendance 1.COO.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

baseball Polo Grounds To-day 4 D m chamnion
Giants Va. Chicago. Admission. 90 csntA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Highlanders Shut Ont Detroit
scith Hogg IN the Boz.
GAMES TODAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Nev7-York at Detroit. philadelphia at Cleveland
Boston at Chicago Washington AT 81 LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
A PICKUP POLO MATCH.
Rocka1cay -Four Beat Westchester
in DashiHg Game.

Cedarhurst Long Island. July y (SpeciaD-Rsns
La Montague. jr, John F. Cowdin. Foxhall P.
Keene and Daniel Chauncey. jr-, Of the Rockaway
Hunt Club played a dashing game OF polo to-
day on the field at CedarhursJ. when they lowered
the coIors of quartet from the Westchester CoUR-
try Club by a score of s TO 8.
The ROckaways were always su-er in their dirNc-
tion. and time after time. when the Westchester
four had managed to work the bah well down TO
within few feet of their posts, they lost the
clever combination work and fast plays OF Keens
and COwdin.
Four goals were scored in the first period BY
ROckaway, none in the second and four in the last
Westchester made three goals in the third period
The match was played without handicap. The hne-
up
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

Boston .............1 o 0 o / O-s o
Cincinnati ...........1 % ?
Batteries-Wllis and Moran: Harper and schler I'm
pire-Johnsfone. Attendance. 2.52S
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Chicago, s; New-York Boston 8; Cincinnati Sec
Brooklyn 8; Pittsburg. g. gane).
first game).
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
CHICAGO BREAKS EVEN.

Chicago. July 12-Chicago broke with Boston to-
day Boston shutting Chicago IN the first by
of 1 TO o. and Chicago defeating Boston the
second by Of 1. TannehiI. during the
first game allowed Chicago only six hits
the second Chicago punched hits and cnched the
game in the first inning The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
FIRST GAME

FIRST r H. 2.
GS:sso a2ssae ':::SS ::....:::::: % g j
Battertes-Tannehil Criger; sullivan.
SECOND GAME. r H E
B0faS0 BoSto5 ............ ......... 81 8
Batteries-Owen sullivan; Young and Criger. I'm
pire-Sheridan. Attendance II. G32.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
FIRST GAME

c,,--,-., R II. F.
Cincinnati -....-....1 o o : o o 3-Ia ~ D
Boston .............0 0 o 0 o "a IA q
Batteries-Waker and Phelps: Fraser and Moran
SECOND GAME
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

MANHAsSET BAY YACHT CLUB CHALLENGE CUP
FINAL RACE-sTART 1;4O-CoURsE. 10 NILES
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
BRIGHTON BEACH SUNNI 4RIES.

& % @ @ % % s 5 @ 5 a4
q E a
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

r. Their cards We're:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

J. L. McGinns claimed Aviston out of tho first
race from H T. Griffin for $3.50