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got 10 the frs' mark oil we're In close order
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JiRsiep The summa folloNe
Piaar HAvpss cup nAoE-oouRsB, 90 NLEH-
START, $50
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LAW TENNIS.
Taiiant Seats Holt and Hackett wins in
Nctropoiitan singles.

There was some fine tennis in the metro
politan championship sin giles Yesterday at
the West Side Club courts. Holt. the Long
wood PLAYER and former Massachusetts
State champion. went down before Hugh
Tallant. the former Harvard crack. in straight
sets, Holt was bothered by Tallant's service
and did nor lob strongly enough 10 make the
chances anything but easy smashes for Tai
liant al the net. The game was a good strug-
gle and there we're many fine strokes Tai
liant was not in "a good condition as Holt.
Me,Eopoll,An CGhsmpionshie sinsIss.Fir., round
Tesd + . S'ss' - SIds / 7 { f Rs1sH Ns% 5o HoR l.; FoH +.
G. +. L. Dionne. New Yora, defeated Charles NJ.
R.li. w. cTesGen! a &C.. sn ID 9I7' Myils man 8, GT Haw
fSSSGTk fo! !. G. 81 ~ aSi'4''" g. 'l''A ''"
second Round hlmqpn +, Roberts, New Y9!A
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First Round Bryan and wyeth defeated Hart
mann and partner by default. Bull and Campbell
Mems Handicap Singles preliminary round
Waugh. scratch. defeated Schmidtman, minus Is.
baum, minus IS, %. 6-s; Bennett, scratch, de
feated Galwey, scratch. 3D.. 6-3: Council. scratch.
ney. plus half is. defeated Norris. scratch, by de-
fault; Sparks. scratch. defeated ~. Echeverrta;
Richards, scratch, IS. o.; Campbell. plus, half
Is, defeated Laughlln. plus IS, SIS: - W, Slade.
r,In III IL dafeaied PrpND. Mus half IL. nv default.
Kelley, plus 80, defeated Child. plus is, %, 50;
Cross. plus half 10, defeated RasGoyer. plus hall H.
plus half 80. 60. 6-S; Schumacher. scratch. defeated
sor's 81 2lH. Is s. Ms; 90; , Il; b bS aatsuI minus
First Round-F. B. Alexander, minus 50, defeated
". b. Cragln. Jr.. minus 30. Is. %.
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CREWS DRAW FOR COURSES.
Lanes Allotted for POughke epsle Races
Wisconsin Freshmen In.

The drawings for positions In the inter-
cole giate regatta on the Hudson on May
90 were announced yesterday. Following
the suggestion made by Francis S. Bangs.
OF the board Of stewards, the courses have
been moved farther out in the river. The
courses numbered |. . and 8 are under the
second arch of the Poughkeepsie bridge. near
the Highland shore. The other three are
farther out under the third arch. This helps
to eausllze conditions, and the Grew closer
inshore are not now under such a disad-
vantage as they have been in years past.
Formerly an. outside lane under certain
weather conditions was worth anywhere
from one to two lengths. Now it is con-
sidered that all are about equal.
The drawings are as follows:
Varsity F~our.-cornen. 1; Columbia, J; syria.
cuse, 3: Pennsylvania, 4; Wisconsin, S.
Freshman ights-Columbla J.; Syracuse, .;
Cornell. 5: Pennsylvania, 4; Wisconsin. s.
Varsity Eights-Syracuse, /: Columbia, 2; Wis,
consin, s; Cornell, 4: Georgetown, s; Pennsylvania, 6.
IL ia interesting to note that Wisconsin is
carded as a starter in the freshmen Fights,
as well as In the fours and varsity eights.
IL Is the first time in many seasons that Wis
consin has started a freshmen crew. The
Wisconsin freshmen won the race several
years back. but conditions have been such
that the Westerners have been unable to
send a first year crew. This gives five starters
In this race, which is likely to rival the varsity
In Importance for that reason.
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their own strength.
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bench aud one Of then, II was charged, had
he "a. s,nY ysTR pl EI%1sIf * *. ' P1yss. S SST4 n2
objected 10 serving as cuspldors and Roger
Bresnahan made a complaint; : couple or
70 the West iS2d street police ststion Police
Ca plain CottrelI, who was al the game. directed
that a charge OF violating the sanitary code
be made against the pinched person.
There was a headless play on New lorke
pa RI in. the second inning. AFTER Tinker bad
singled Evers hit 10 Dsvlln Tinker had
arted for second. but Devlin threw 10 that
bag instead Of 10 first. where there was q
chance to make al, ont Both, Tinker and
Evers were safe, and Johnny King followed
Moran's sacrifice with a two Dagger. which
SEQ red them Chances two Dagger, singles
by Steinfeldt and Tipker and an on gave
the Spuds two runs N the sixth inning, 4
tumble by Dahlen spoiled = chance to get one
NJ the scorers at the plate, though Dahlen
retired the batter. Also, with little, change to
get a fas man like Chance al the plate, Bres-
nahan returned Steinfeldts hit 70 that point,
allowing Stelnfeldt to take an additional base
With a New Yorker on second in the sixth
and two out Devlin win ged a liner 10 left
which Tinker Jumped for sideways and caught.
There was a sharp play at both ends in the
seventh on Bowerman s infeld tap. Stein
feldt made a one handed scoop and Chance
a neat pickup. Tinker. Moran, Slagle,
Sheckard, Schultz. Chance, Steinfeldt and
Tinker agai in hit the ball safely In the eighth.
II was the fifth hit for Schultz. There was
a wild pitch and poor plays. by Mertes and
Devlin, Mertes returned a HIT TO third when
there was a man scoot ing for the plate and
Devlin relayed the ball against the runners
back. The score.
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: to, s, Into the nlace beating Fer west 70 toJ
,to1, o, r. P9l,sEs.s bore .s.a In 3 ,n |. .rs raS =:
a. lefi, bu' Gamer rushed him 10 10 tke1 leaders
Too great end slowly lacked sg In re run
the pace. won IN a galop by four Lengths
in time 70 beat just 30 a head Tor the place
picked w TOP weight p tae Ssndie.
cap. AZ eeven f~urlongs, and making oil the
Mandarin oyerhaulinE him rapidly AZ the
end and taking the place from LoEistllla,
Is to !, by three Paris II T. ,ensth Ths lss-
wood q head back me time was as IS.
r Hitchcock Jr.,s Golf Rail. 2 70 /, with
race, for Two year-olds. Ave and a. half fur
longs, and won with the margin OF O length
over Fred Burlew's Royal Breeze. a rs TO I
before the Newcastle stables ssracinescs
a to 5 ~fsyorite, who was hard ridden all the
way by Miller and beat Botanist. J to 2, by a
length. The race was run IN 1907. Four
f~avorites were beaten, The attendance was
about 5000, The summaries:
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BUFFALO, June s.-Heavy showers len the track
at K%enelworth In bad shape Today and the helds
were short after the Withdrawals. Fayorttes won
all six events and the ring got q screening. sum-
mares:
First Race-Five furiongs1Kil,s- ios tNico9
IL 10 S, won: Plantaeanet l0l Hand 20 TO l,second:
Mafaida, % (Scoyillel. II to /, third, Time, Los rs.
Miss Morgan. Tosean, Angelica Many IhanNs,
Gertrude F.. Chief Deputy and DR.. Moody also ran
second Race Five uriS9gsaAlyth g ,FsIroS,:
Round Dance, es ". Harris 0 70 !, third Time.
los, Harry Jamison, Buster B., Excuse Ne Stern.
NIGHT Star, Impe rtinenoe, Edwin 7. Fryer, PAud.
Black alag and Bogumal also ran. u,,,
Third Raoe-One mile-Greytlla, o! IL, Smlthl
ITO 10. won: Head Dance, los Glare. 40 1, second;
R~lennenworth. 100 CMcGec), 8 10 ., third. Time.
l4S S. Three starters.
Fourth Rae. Five furi~ongs-Ethon Jos tMeGse,:
8 TO s, won: Jack Akin, III (Duganl. 4 TO ], second;
Triumphant, 100 t~Scoyillel, 80 to !, third. Time.
io3 as. Percentage also ran.
Pifth Race-One mile and a sixteenth -Disha-
billie, III IMcGcel, ! TO z, won; sopirere- 100 e,
9to 1, I third. Time, 1885, Three starters,
Sixth Race-One mile and 20 yhIds-Cadiehon
Is Harrow. 8 10 s. won; Secret, OIL &c. Ross, 8 10 J.,
second; Thistle lis Leel s to i. thlrd; Tims. lAsi:s
MarpesSa, Duchess Ollie, Graphite, Dondlgo,
Realm and Seteuket also ran.
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BERMUDA RACE EACH YEAR.
Frank Mailer NJ a Banquet Makes the Lip.
ton Cup a Challenge Trophy.
Special Gable Despatch to THE sun.

VPTVFTF VVVFt I7VEPHFVTF W III WIN
HAMILTON, Bermuda, June 6,-Vice-Com-
modore Frank Maier, owner Of the yawl Tam
erlane, which won the Upton cup offered for
the race TO Bermuda, and all the visiting
yaohtsmen were entertained ttfis evening at a
banquet at Atlantic-P hpnix Lodfe. The
yachtsmen were accorded a great reception
nd were lauded by the speakers for their
pluck and skill In the recent contest.
Commodore Maier announced that the lip
ton cup will be. sa lied for each year, which is
taken to mean that he will make the handsome
trophy which he won a perpetual challenge
eur for a race from New York TO Bermuda
This announcement was cheered. and the local
yachtsmen are 80 pleased that there will be a
Bermuda yacht in the next race.
Speeches were made by Thomas Fleming
Day, g. B. Robinson, owner OF the Gauntlet
and others. There are to be aquatic sports in
taiualents have been arranged for the visitors.
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Cornell Crews Picked.

ITHACA. June Coach Courtney to-day
announced the oarsmen whom he has selected
to carry h Mcconnell oolors in the intercollegiate
races At Poughkeepsie on jun IS. The tina
cans will leave on Saturday night and will
OCCUPY the Oaks, the quarters which they
are as follows:
varsity-Newman, bow Barton, !; Stowell. s.
pods. 4; Gavatt, s. Cox. O. Lee. =; foote, stroke
ley and Hpit.
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bow; wurst, 2: Clark, 5; Slmp.
Sloan, ooxswain. Observation-Disclosures, Nc
Guile, P1tonet and. Halberg.
Four Dared -W alth, bow, Gracy, O. Acklin, g.
Goodier. stroke.
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Miss Vanderhph did moi. make an error on
the Iona game. but she took three strokes for
seyeTal, Greens, while Miss drisSop was IL an
match. Miss vanderhoff was out in 81 and
! y p as Miss Griscom needed 81 Continuing
tby . and S Mrs. y. Psndleton Rogers and
Rogers vas In a hurry to get to West Point
TO join her son at the commencement drills
and dance, and Miss A. McNeely won by eand
Mrs. Sanford won q ine match from Mrs:
In the other matches were; Miss Bryce BEAT
Miss Z. McNeely, by : and :? Mrs. Leferts beat
Miss Gilbert, by 2 and / Miss North beat Mias
Hurry, BY ! and !; Miss Condor beat Yiss
kemus. by 3 and 2 Miss Milne beat Mrs, o.
Mccammon, by 9 and 5 Mrs. = Ter beat Miss
2: AYERS. by ! and 3: Mrs, Toulmin beat Miss
Msule, by 2 up, and Mrs. Work beat Mrs
whitney. by up.
The tally, stood: Philadelphia 8 and New
York S., with four pairs 10 come in; There
was a Nassau. player in each. which was, a
grain Of comfort to the New Workers: who
hard. But the gods Of golf we're against
them, the Philadelphians winning in three
out OF the four contests. The score:
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To-DAY,S CARD AT GRAVEsEND.
Westminster Handicap and Crit erion Stakes
the Features.

The second spring meeting Of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club will begin at Gravesend to-day
with o card Of seven races. The feature
Is the $4,000 Westminster Handicap, one
mile and a quarter. with a splendid field,
including Cairnaorm. Blandy, Dainty, Dolly
Spanker. Bad News. Won Tromp and others.
For the Criterion Stakes for two-year-old
fllies, Ave furlongs. James R, Keene's Court
Dress will probably rule fevorite over a
fair lot. Lady Amelia must pick UP 1888
pounds In the handicap at about six fur
longs, with Lotus. Consistent, Van Ness,
oyama. Tradition and Halifax all dangerous.
In the selling steepleohase, at about two
miea. Tom Cogan. Fergus. Sandown and
Dromedary may 60 well. For the fifth
event. at a mile and a iurlong. ,Glenecho.
chances. Maiden two-year.olds will run in
the last v races at five iurlongs. In the
look good, while In the seventh Sir Toddlneton,
EfalT, Kentucky Beau. and Mitre seem to
figure. The entries follow
pir.t Rhce-Handicap, all ages: about siX fur
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competition designed to be played every

A eompetition designed to be PLAYED every
yesterday at the Richmond County Country
Club, The competition is called the Ladies'
All Year Click Golf tournament. The scores
yesterday we're:
Mrs. Henry T. Bode. IS; Mrs. Gerald Brophy. 80;
Mrs. Ralph Mcneil, IS, John A. Morton, 81; Mrs: j.
Ralph Lane. a, Mrs. ". p. Preble, Jr. 80; Mrs " 3.
Thomas, 81; Miss Thomas, So; Mrs: James l.. Ward,
IS: Mrs. Ernest Flagg. 81; Miss Brewer. 81; MIS-
2. R. Settinlus, 10: Mrs, Edward Bro wn, IS: Mrs, A L.
walker, ~: Mrs. r. J. Carroll, 81; Miss F. Van Rens'
selAer
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nth Raco-For maldens, " year Odds; Ave
shakeup in the Harvard Crow.

CAMBRIpoE. June o.-There was q Ahift in
the makeup OF the Harvard crew to-day. the
only. one in two months, except when Flint
was moved TO bow, replacing Corlett, whB
had been there since Flint was pushed out.
Three men were tried at Lappan's old seat, No,
AZ the seat and one Of theee VII be picked az
the final man. %
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PITTsBuRa.

rBatted for Goode In the ninth Inning.
First base on errors-Piitsburg, 5 Left on
bases Boston, s. Pittsburg,3 3, First bnse on balls
field, 8, by Young, I. Three base hits-wagner.
Leach, Stolen ASSASSINATION, Clarke, Double
Ncalon: Wagner and Nealon. Hi hy pItchcr-By
Ieineld. /. T~mpires-Conway and Carpenter, Time
II hour and 81 minutes. Attendanoe-l.s96
PHILApELPHIA IN. LIZ, g. CINCINNATI. o,
PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Cincinnati had no
chance to score In the face OF Richie S superb pitch
ing TO day. Two OF Fraser's wild pitches were
responsible for as many runs, and the third was
started with a base on balls, The score.
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Chess.


Special Cable Ds,pateh 10 THE SON,
OSrFvp, June e.-Play in the international
chess masters tourney was resumed at the
Kursaal this morning, when the second round
Of the first sta &c Of the contest was disposed
OF the results and pairing being shown In the
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~ to,r ,tt i.N ytg voHH - g. y
~ lntts hius ~ istis rhfNvasb ti
ne kev Ngik AwrfttHHs tosday The
vistots ware rlrtftv nafpisyed Ire fsttut~s
getr w glrsth gl,htnf " Hgaen, and .on
deftil Nrlilrf ~ th4fH ehn ferea'eNf pte
tented INC Hrnvua ffnw increasing theif
suofe He stop " Jtemrhiis hni dfive IN
the hfe lnhipg aNd throw IN sernnd. rftchlnp
stone. VISA tersfksbie picrs W vptk uUHlt
cont ofth N w iva ~ i've ,isHofa White
tl had hrTu mrF efeftivs m Previous aatnea
IN which he worked. tbr pfNwntea md Nc
difmii'v N srlyiue hiI delivery, ha'lina hlm
more clsan hts. Pitcher lowell reading m
With three. two for estfH baaes
Tho feellnf evidenced IN pfeyions games
VAS plainly hcilgeshle today, but gethape
No, ~ such a mn tkad degree, though Che fans
fuasted Gtinf'h freely. aeaminSly. hlemlng
him for all the trouble Not ttn the fourth
inning we're tho visitors even In s,tlklnE
distance NJ the plate keelor Nas h' BY .
pitched hall, taking third on Gontoy's, drive
70 rlght. then the two ATTEMPTED 4 double
steal hut kseief vas M lied by Rtckey hetore
he could reach home, Contov taxing third
After that the v%islore- were unable IN s"t
q man beyond second The score
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New England League.

Al Fall River-Fall River. /; Lawrence, a.
At Observation-Disclosures, II; Manchester, 4.
A. Lowell-Rain
AZ New Bedford -Haverhill, I: New Bedford, 8.
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New York state League.

At Scranton--Scranton, :; Syracuse, /.
At WIlkesbarre-Rain,
At C;ica-Raln.
AT Glovcrsville-A. J. and G., 8; Albany. ).
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fret round resulted as follows when resumed
to-day: Swiderski beat levitt. and Teich-
mann and TaubenhAus drew.
The game between John and Leonhardt
was adjourned this evening.
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The JOY boat he Sova 4 minutes 50 seconds.
the Jigstep Z minutes ~ seconds and the Sue
A minutes 20 HeC onds.
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Connecticut League.

Al Wa,erbury-New London, o: waterbury y, I.
Al acknowledgements. Q; Springfield, 8.
At Hartford--Hartford, s: New Haven. 1.
Holyoke-Game postponed.
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American Associa lion.

At Columbus Milwaukee, 5; Columbus, l.
At Indiana polls-Mln eap2lis, :; lndi annapolis. I.
e do, /, Second gamc-Toledo /; Kansas City l..
At Louisville-Louisvllic. 10; ST, Paul, /.
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DETROIT. 2: WASHINGTON. /.


Totals. > p II Il Totals. Te6 IL 8
1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
petroit. 9 9 9 Q o II
Sacrifice hits Donovan, c. Jones % Stolen
OF Kltson, 3. First base on errors-Detroit, 2.
Left on bases-Detroit, g. Washington, 8; Struck
Kittredge and AltiEer. Umplres-Connor and Hurst.
Tim FL hour and IS minutes. Attendance-2,ooo
CLEVELAND. 5: BOSTON "a. LJ,l
CLEVELAND, June 6.-Cleveland won from Bos-
ton TO day by better ball playing. The score:
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solf ven t"sHTaffSd Mrs Ffcol mcdsstiy," 7
y" cp,I sry tOrISS., men. or Ey seEr2sT aSd N ind
Pot was bu, two holes down TO n Mrs.
BARLOW. Who beat the alional Champion.
N'': asYIssssiiissss' II r. I"T Sssf. e'a "s s'ca,. ''GGhHss
plon, BY and . Mrs Barlow, was The
Se,tins a. much distance. apd in the putting
often very brilliant, II Mre, stout could
have held her own In putting .he would have