Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-12
SPORTING NOTES.

Eight sDeederS of automobiles were
fined IS each in the Concord district
court, Saturday morning.
The Uniform Rank, Patriarchs Mill
tant, of the Massachusetts department,
will hold their annual field day in
Brockton, Friday, June %.
Sidney Paget's Chairgorm, the to 2
favOrite. won the Brooklyn Derby, one
mile and a half, at Gravesend, Sat
urday. Four other favorites also can
tered in winners.
The Syracuse University eight de-
feated the Argonaut rowing crew of
Toronto. Saturday afternoon, at SYRIA
cuse. N. Y, by four lengths. in race,
over mile and a half course.
Official announcement has been made,
at Ithaca, that the crew of the Cor
nell Varsity eight will remain I'M
changed in the race with other college
crews, at Poughkeepsie, Tuesday.
The light harness racing, at Balti-
more, Saturday, ended in protest be-
ing entered against the winner, Of the
2.2s trot. AL Trayntor, and the money
was held up, pending an investigation
Walter f. .Egan of Chicago. wound
up mis- golf career in Massachusetts.
Saturday, by winning the champion
ship medal play tournament on the
course of the Myopia Hunt Club in
Boston.
Henry G. Holmes, while driving an
automobile i'm Boston, Saturday, ran
into a carriage and as result sus-
tanned broken collar bone, beside suf-
fering internal injuries. Mr.. Holmes is
the managing editor of the Boston Her.
aid.
Charles J. Glidden has finished his
tour of the world in an automobile.
During the trip the car was driven
rs, 100 miles, i'm "a different countries
and 5000 cities. towns and villages and
hamlets and the trip consumed 21O
days.
Fourteen representatives of the Yes
per Boat Club of Philadelphia. who
will go abroad to take part in the row.
ing competition for the challenge cup.
at the Henley regatta. sailed on the
steamer New York from New York,
Saturday.
Hugh Mclean defeated Bobby Wal
thour in a 20-mile paced race at the Re-
we're track, Saturday evening. before
400 persons, by II laps. 12s miles. Nc
Leans time was IS minutes, 80 Sec
onds a new track record. Records were
broken from start to the finish.
Bicycle racing is evidently being re-
vived in Rhode Island. Saturday, a
race was held from CrastOn to Provi-
dence, in which there were over 6O
starters. The race was over a course or
90 miles and was won by ChaS. Lewis
of Providence, in hour, Z minutes and
Is seconds.
The record of SO4A for the two-mile
relay race was broken, Saturday, at the
races held under the auspices OF the
Irish American Club, Travers Island.
n. ", by the members of the club
team, who made the distance in 7.54A.
The University of Pennsylvania team
was a close second with the time OF
1854.
Sweet Marie NO4h), the largest
money winner on the Grand Circuit,
last season, and Tiverton (2.04l0, win
ner of the $4,000 Charter Oak stake In
1901, have been matched for $780, The
match will be held during the meet
ing of the New England Breeders AS
ISOLATION, at Readville. Aug. 20. The
race will be best two in three heats.
Tom Phair, the champion trotter OF
the Boston speedway. won his sixth
straight victory, Saturday, at the
spring races of the meeting of the Met
ropOlitan Driving Club Of Boston, at
the Charles River Speedway The ami
NAL also established a new record for
the course by stepping the second half
mile heat in 1.03A, lowering the pre-
vious record by a quarter of second.
A rally by Lynn in the ninth. Satur-
day, at New Bedford. when five hits net
ted five runs, gave them the game, to
4. Labelle pitched good game. KAY
anagh's batting and fielding and Pastors
timely hitting were the features. val
dois was put cut of the game for using
insulting language to the umpire.