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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
J.ACKTES IN ATHLETICS.
Men behind the Gun Compete In Games
Arranged ny Rear Admiral Evans.

PnovIScETowN Mass. July :. The tackles
from the North Atlantic squadron and the
residents Of This town had a gala time to-day
a, the athletic field day arranged by Rear
Admiral Evans The events. in which only
the sailors from the warships in port par
,iclpated. were held on Evans Field. so
named in honor of Fighting Bob The
weather was beautiful and the sailors thor
oughly enjoyed the day on shore. Flag
Lieutenant Crossley was director Of the
tourname nj. which consisted of baseball
games bet wcen the mines from the differen,
vessels. running races and other field events
For the men winning the greatest number
~ points n One challenge cup was given by
the officers and the athletes from the battle
shin Kentucky proved winners of tho trophy
The morning baseball game bet ween the
Maine and Massa oh isetts mines was won hy
the former by the score OF = to l.. Flanagan
Of the kcsrsarge was tied with Coolers
charles OF the Maine. in the creased pole
climb and Schmidt OF the Alabama won the
obstacle race. The kearsarge nine de-
feated the Kentucky team by the score OF
2 TO in the afternoon ball game.
Rollins OF the Kentucky won the 100 yard
da sh Ellison OF the Missouri the half-mile
run Ford of the Maine the pole vault Kerns
OF the Ala bama the shot put Rollins of the
kentucky the 200 yard dash Gooss Of the
Kentucky the one mile run. Rollins Of the
kentucky the 40 yard run. Kerns Of the
Alabama the hammer throw: Laudenhurger
OF the Alabama the broad Jump. and the
Alabama team won from that OF the Massa chu-
sets in the tug OF war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
AMERICANS BEATEN.
Larned and C1othier 60 Down Before
Australian Tennis Players.
Special Cable Despatch TO THE Sun.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON, July w A. Larned and w
j. Cothier. Americans. were defeated by
Brooks and Dunlop. the Australian team.
in the semi-nnal round Of All England lawn
tennis champ ionship doubles at Wimbledon
to-day The score was 8.-4. 60. 2-S. 6-l.
In the mixed doubles r. F. Doherty and
Miss Smith beat Holcombe Ward and n ISIS
May sutton. g.. o.. Adams and Miss
Boothley beat Richie and Miss Green. "a,
40. 8--2.
The final match in the singles resulted in a
victory for Brooks. the Australian. who
beat S, h Smith. the victor over Ward and
I.nrned in previous rounds, i-e g.. e.,
10. IS
In the ladies' doubles Misses Sutton and
Morton beat Misses Boothby and Brown.
e..
In the ladies semi final Miss Wilson beat
Mrs Hillyard, IS. ell. GO
In the match for the Davis international
challenge cup the Belgians have scratched
to the Americans.
Mr.. Smith Informed the committee that
owing to his severe game .Brookes could not
play in the semi final of the doubles to-day
and requested a postponement.. Ward and
Wright waived their right to play to day. as
arranged, and the match was postponed until
tomorrow greatly to the disappointment OF
many Americans. who had given up going to
Henley to see the regatta liz order 10 see the
game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
RECORD TINE FOR ,5 YARDS.
r. EnEelhardt Runs In : LIS Seconds At
Sheepsl,ead Bay 4. e. Games.

The Shcepshead Day A. c. celebrated the
Fourth in becoming fashion with set Of games
at the clubs grounds. Twentyffth street
and Voorhees, avenue. and the open events
attracted good entry. some champions
figuring in the list. One of the most note
worthy events of the day turned ont to be
the 10 yard handicap for club members.
The winner was +. Encelhardt. who from the
scratch mark covered the distance in the
astonishing time of = Is seconds. breaking
all fcrmcr worlds records. Only two timers.
T.. Gott and T. Patterson Of the Sheepshead
Rav \. C.. timed the race. and they agreed
bu, as the A. A. L. rules call Tor three timers
the record will hardly ever rec Give Official
recognition. The course the fun "a
yards. as it Wa measured immediately with
a steel tape The accented woTld,s record
and l.. II. cary some years ago
The fna hsa, n Of the h., = yHrd handicsp
allowance Of is feet, and W. ii. Dempsey.
Albany \. C.. with IL feet. In the run-ofi
was on by o ' Sane h ~os s hy YARD II.
inches by {. Bau mann of the Brooklyn Turn
Verein. The summaries:
ysrd Run Ht ;nd, Won by nsmps.y
Regiment VGs 10 fcs' second " < Muilisar srooE S
sS0 'h1a TIM, :,
Nc is yards. second il 4, sed'-y. Jr. Scw lors
60. 7s1 Hd Rum S Tm' 81 {,
Eastern bls,ric, Turn vcrc'n; BROOKLYN; $. j.
BepecEs unattached , second !, a. reRIs Spartan
w. sgs SeHos'S %sa :! ( tx;
80 yards. third. Time; minutes 80 seconds.
Yard Run HaRdoaP c"n Wnr y 20 members
seharps. 1 feet. third, Time, 7 .sscconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
RACINE NJ Runala

RuvvALo. July <.-Mis,iss took the feature race
a, Kcn,lworth PARK TO day. faNori,es won four
Of .he six events.
First Race-Five and a halt 'uilongs-wee Lass
io7 buchanan. 3 TO S, won: Hy Wnrine 100 (OCon
nelD, to |. second: l-azzani, lol dre). 20 10 J,
third. Time. los s. Dave Lewis. Demas and
Carrie Graham also ran.
second Race--Onc milo and a siItecnth-Solon
Shingle. los buchanan. 10 10 I. won: Monochord
100 u. Jones', 90 to !, second: isEi ioa Gioher,yI
A to /. thrd. Time. l:ia. narkenore. Bluc Bucs
Yorkshire Lad. H,anskili and The Bugahoo also
ran.
Third Race epiechss-. two miles Cardigan.
$50 iE Miller: to 2, NIst Arus. 1855 ,Doshl. even
money. second: Follow On. ls6 fE. Kelly : io /
third. Time. 'h2 SIS vosn,inc and 0eress also
ysn
Fourth Rncc-onr mile and a quarter -MIst,.s.
~ a. Henderson,. 70 1. won: Wire In. III Roma .
neilN, to S, second! Grecncrest. ln7 buchanan
Ito !. third: Time. ?;os IS Monocsdor. RUBY
Hampstead Prof Neville and Pan,ow also ran
ruth Raee-SiS furlonss- f!Ic Ball. ia Or.
depends. lo% Ct Mcade,. 26to l. third Time IA s.
lee and Nrthlrss also ran.
SlAth Rare--one mile and 20 yards Bonni. Sire,
% Organ, 10 10. Son: Foncasts, 100 IPerrineN
"a TO 1 second; Rhythm. "a u. Hennrs.v,. is 10 L.
third. Time, la6 aS Dr. SpIuill and Arrahgo ~ 10
also rem
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
NTNEOL.A BEATS YANKEE.
FOrty-nine Yachts start In Successful
LarChm ont REGATTA.

Tn. Iarchmont Yacht Clubs annual re-
Gatta which was sailed Yesterday. on the
Sound. was one Of the best in the history OF
the club Forty boats started and
raced in southwesterly wind At hrst
the wind was light but it steadily increased
in strength, so that every boat went the
fun course and finished in good time
The Yachts were sent around the usual
triangles going to the eastward first. II
was a reach with booms TO port TO the first
mark n beat to the second and a reach across
the Sound home The Yankee and Mneola
met again. and the Mineola won. She got
somewhat the better of the start. and
increased her lead very much on the second
round OF the course so that at the end she
won the race by minutes seconds.
In the schooner class. j. b. Ford 8 Katrina.
had little trouble beating the Xiv ASA In
the ~ foot class Of sloops. the NJ imosa won.
beating the Nike IL minutes % seconds The
Regina did not finish
Twelve of the New York Yacht Club 30
footers met. and as usual made a very close
race Of it. They went to the line in a bunch
and kept well together all the way around
the course. each boat fighting the others for
every inch gained or lost. George NJ. Pyn-
chon s Nicola H. was the winner yesterday
She finished | minute 10 seconds ahead Of
Nautilus which was sailed by Addison c.
Haran. y. D. Iawton's Banzai was third
In the raceabout class there were twelve
starters, and the winner was l. B. Beecker's
Jolly Roger She beat the Invader. IT..
one Of the new boats, IL seconds and the
third boat, the Rascal II :. was only / minute
IA seconds behind the Invader.
The Naouero won in the Iarchmont 81 foot
class. In Glass p the winner was the Rascal
She beat the Thelma by minute, II seconds
six small sloops started in Glass Q. and the
winner was c. P. Shedon's Montauk.
II was an ideal day for yacht racing. and
big feet of yachts followed the racers
around the courses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
STORM DAMAGES CUP COURSE.
weighing Tents Blown Down-Dangeo
or Auvergne Circuit.

Special Cable Despatch 10 The SUN.
CLERMoNT-FERRAND. July "A terrible
storm to-day blew down the tents here' IN
GLIDING the weighing tent. dozen cars
are yet unweshed. II tho weighing cannot
be done before the time for starting the auto
race for the Bennett Cup, the machines Will
start and be checked afterward.
The Auvergne circuit. over which the rare
will take place tomorrow. lies just to the
west OF the Clermont-Ferrand grand stand
of the French Automobile Club. which Is re-
sponsible for all the arrangements. The
viii be gin, and end and faces the Puy de Dome.
Ths Is bu tte SSet be four
When it wa. first announced that this
outcry. because OF the extraordinary dim
culties and dangers presented by The route:
tn Sc an many myyossBe one the 9s
Of race. Subsequent experience, how
ever. has shown that the criticissm was rather
be surmoun ted and dangers to be avoided
cannot be denied: but they have been to
Sx Tx 1enah aeS by Hsfe .nd
there the road has been ,widened, and at the
more awkward corners the track has been
The course has been subjected to q, severe
test, for it was utilized for the French elm
mating trials There were h ssci dehd some as
quite eiated When all is said. however.
viii put greater strain on the cars nd
their drivers. to say nothing OF the tires.
than any previous race for the Bennett trophy
In former years tire troubles have had
a GOOD deal to do with results. But u Is
viii play q bigger part than ever In the contest.
There are eighteen comPettors repre-
senting France. ENGLAND. Germany. Italy.
the following order:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
HuESTIS HURT IN CYCLE RACE
Accident In Century Road Club Contest
MEM the Winner

VALLEY STREAM, July go As a result of tho
breaking of the fork of his racing wheel. Will
liam Huestis Of the Century Road Club Asso-
citation lies seriously injured in Vests Hotel
here tonight. and may not recover lie was
a participant in tho twenty-five mile hsndca p
Of the association which was decided to-day,
starting and finishing here. Just after h.
passed Jamaica. while the bunch OF riders of
the back markers were setting up a great
race. Huestis went down, the wheels and
flying riders passing over him. then crashing
into "A confused heap all about the PROSTATE
man. Blood gIshed from his ears and nos"
md deep cash in his head. showed that he
Huesis was taken back to West Hotel
whore medical aid was summoned The
young man lapsed into Inconsistencies and
the physician gave no hope OF ultimate recov
cry. He reganed consciousness for short
time this afternoon, then relapsed. II il il
believed that he is injured internally
y. J Nieni won In the fast time OF hour
minutes 50 seconds Charles Mock won tho
fast time prize among the scratch men, and
j, NJ, Elmer was second. with his brother
third.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
TO-DAY'S CARD FOR BRIGHTON.
Brighton Mile and Distan Stakes Features
At the Beach,

The Brighton Beach meeting will open
to-day with an excellent card. The feature
is the Brighton Mile. in which Beldame is
slated to meet Delhi. Broomstick. Ort Wells
and others. over a fast track. with a chance
for a new worlds record. The Distan Stakes
for two-year-old flles. nve furlones. will
bring together James r. Keenes Ballotta.
Woodford Clay's Running Water. William
Lakeland's Cousin Eva and P. H. McCarren's
Edna jackson.
In the first race, at six furlopgs. Roseben
will pick up l3s pounds and meet among
mann. Jocund and Pioneer In the steeple-
chase Nitrate. Red. White and Blue. Knob
hampton. Jim Newman and Pagan Bey are
possibly the best Two-year-olds will run
In the ifth race. at ak furlongs. with Ano.
dyne Lord of the Forest. Confederate. Eliza
beth F.. Lord Provost. and Sir Russell the
best. In the last race for maidens at a mile
and sixteenth. Angler. Don Royal and
Comet figure we'll. The entries are as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
LAWN TENNIS.
A. l.. and n. 4. West Win Fast Jersey Doubles
(nampi onship.

Some brilliant tennis marked the hnal day =
play for the doubles championship OF the
East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association. yester :
day, on the courts Of the Roselle Casino.
The home team. G.. II Miller and E. Mch.
Miller and the Bergen Point pair, A. l.. West
and r. A. West, who met in the final last year
again came together in this years event.
West and West winning after a hard fought
contest Of Ave sets. So. 3-6. "a, 81, GO
The summaries:
Mems Duubes-Second round--A. L. West and
n. A. West. Bergen Point Lawn Tennis Club. de-
feated S. l.. Smith and F.. johnson. Bersen Point
Lawn Tennis Club. a., al: II. J, Cochran ana
eoli club. CO IS So g n Muller ana Z. Mex
Miller, Roselle Casino: defeated Wyl,s RIown ana
n S Chsrlocs and 4. + chsrloci; Eij,sb..h Town
and Country club, defeated F. w. c, GSdd.rd s sna
Bs1ssn Point d s.,.sso n,f ros eUS
s0G Thomss P'i t. hi Miner and + aeK' Ml.i
Roselle Casino. defeated II s. Charlock and y;
CCharloch: Elizabeth Town ''nd Country ''oo
v Final Round-A. !" IVES, and R. =. West; Bs5g. .n
S"'. l. Il w. en-. N'''''' "'''' ''
On the courts Of the Kings County Tennis
Club Kingston avenue and Bergen street
BROOKLYN the race for the club championship
ick g. Anderson, the former Canadian cham
nj on, taking the honors by the defeat Of Henry
Mollenhauer
Mems Cham piouship Singles Semi anal round.
Henry Nollenhaucr defeated H. L. "esiai'
y Final round Frederick G. Anderson defeated
Henry Moicnhaucr. 90, %. g.
The club handicap tourney OF the knicker-
booker Field club was held all day yesterday
on the club courts. East Eighteenth street.
tlatbush. The scores:
Mems Handicap. singles Glass Amsee % round inn
hall Is defeated j. E, Michel owe hali Is. rs: o..
H. s Roberts owe half is, defeated W. a. Billings
ha F,n al fi " Allen owe half IS defeated
II, S Roberts, owe half $50 49, easS.7s, I.
de t'ais h sss0fS jr s e
r. y. Crane. scratch defeated H. pespal' scratch
WIEN h 80 p G1ane isTa'ss asssis
Msn bcu b w A.na ss1sf4 Cas-
H. $ Roberts and " y Jennings, scratch defeated
p b S END an. n S &c B Rs j h ssI.s de
" o. w. y a. Misn and : i bHiiGssi .sfaish de-
t''"s 8 G. Holm Holmes am and + s. Cameron hall is
d,ssisdE s3o'I Ia and 9 Y s's.. and
Ia, b Esxis and i'd T Hass
horn half IT, BY default; H. ". Livingston and
farsrsyc >sraes sefra,ed ro f. j. a., sos'Is
crane. haif u. defeated g. X. Mackenzie and n
Pcspal half is, G-s. -. q:
semi anal R"gndA C. S'ec'r H WI g , tiei Is
5 ga y ". Livingston and c; F; Fairrrieve.
scratch. defeated n. :. focT and r. u. Crane.
half Ii. SO G-l. g.
The Hackensack and North Jersey Country
Club teams finished all square at two al In
the interclub match yesterday at the Hacken-
sack Golf Club. The summary.
S,ngles-C. Wnitbeck heat r. Parson 81. IS:
Y. Aryu'mbeau hea, C.. Kemp -. s. r. whitney
Doubles" Parsons and Holmes beat s Williams
and Whthcck. Ga 20 So