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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21

The last race on yesterdays card at
Rockingham was marked by nasty
tumble In which Jockeys Garner and Nc
Intyre figured. Garner escaped uninjured
but Mcintyre sustained a broken collar
bone that will keep him out of the sad
die for some time, and then, too 1t was
feared that the lad might have sustained
internal injuries as well.
Mcintyre had the mount on the Dyment
horse. Mise Morgan, while Garner had
the leg on Huddy, the favorite. As they
entered the far turn. Miss Morgan, who
came @an 'GTse DOWN on m top ' Of Mcintyre. Huddy
also went down. tossing Garner into the
Jockey Garner got up quickly. and. see
ing that Mcintyre was still lying on the
track, ran to his assistance. The crowd
in the grand stand felt some measure OF
relief when Garner was seen to be up.
Meanwhile the two riderless horses
were encircling the track, finishing be
hind the horses that remained In the
With these two horses out Of the race.
II proved a pretty tame contest espe,,
9a hnS sot s a%sS far in hs rssr
showed she had much speed by finishing
strongly and getting second. Mescal.
however, romped home the easiest as e,tss0p s0s'
The time of i;i5 for the six furlongs was
NJ. J. Daly. who has not had quite as
trainers. had the pleasure OF watching
two OF his horses win during the after
noon. With Alyth he captured the Con-
tnental handicap for 2-year-olds which
looked. before post time. like one OF the
most open races OF the meeting.
Cave Adsum was In at top weight OF
llS pounds. and although he had quite q
following, he failed 10 finish inside the
money. The race was between Alyth and
Strap, the latter being coupled with Hi
ram, as the entry OF the j. w. Henning
stable. Stray led for the first part OF the
race. but was outgamed by Alyth. The
time was 1:l4h.
Sa.visa won the opening race 81 fur
longs for 2-year-olds In 0S. truly fast
time for the curved course. There were
two surprises I'm this race. one was Sal
visas win. the other Rockingham's de-
feat. Rockingham had won his last two
starts 40 easily that IL looked as though
the race would go his way. Salyisa, how
ever. was a better race mare than she
had been since early in the meeting and
easily led her field az the hnish. Rocking
ham and Sunburst made a beautiful race
for the place the former getting 10 by a
neck Rockingham Is always so In get
ting up steam, but comes fast at the
anish. and that was Just what he did
yesterday afternoon. Garner had the
mount on Humming Bee. Matt Byrnes
entry, but the hlly was never dangerous.
Ostrich. one OF the birds from the loft
Of Trainer John Hynes. won the second
| race withoA a. much az turning a
feather. 0uonGing into the homestretch.
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the Rube out. Kissenger dashed full force
into La Chance. knocking him down. Nc
Allister. knowing what was going on.
walked home. The umpire refused TO take
notice OF the act.
After that the Grays played mechanical
ball. making no effort 10 beat that sort
OF umpiring. The game will be protested.
not that anything will come OF II, but
for the sake OF calling the attention
OF the other clubs 10 II in an official
manner.
Messenger had nothing particular TO Of
fer and should never have been credited
with the victory. Josslyn started In
rather below his usual form, but held on
we'll until things went TO smash in the
sixth inning.
Selbacn's batting was a feature. He
made a long double TO left and triple
10 right. the latter coming with the bases
full and scoring Josslyn, Poland and Har-
ley. Poland singled TO deep right with
the bases full in the same inning. sending
In Brodie and Barton. These two drives.
mixed In with singles by Barton and Har-
ley. pass and man hit by a pitched
ball, counted for all the runs made by
Providence. The Grays hit the ball hard,
the Buffalo outfelders killing at least
three drives that would have been good
for extra bases. Thornhill was robbed
twice. This new player promises to be-
come a valuable man for the team. Sell
bach's triple hit sign on the centre
feld fence of a local hat house. and the
Gray's left fielder received an order for
a new bonnet
Buffalo scored two in the opening IN
ming on Mattress pass, Gettman's two
bagger to centre and Murray's fly TO
Brodie.
In the fourth Mcconnell tripled 10 CEN
tre and scored on Corcoran's long hy TO
Harley. Two passes. McAllieters drive
for three sacks and the umpire were
responsible for the three in the sixth
and walk and two hits made the two
in the eighth.
Manager Dunn had an interview with
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
FAST EIGHT
IN BOAT RACE

The junior eight-oared crew OF the
Wachusetts Boat club OF Worcester,
Mass, which Is to be entered In the re-
gatta Of the Metropolitan Amateur Row
Ing Association on the Charles river July
%, providing there are not enough Bos-
ton crews entered TO make race, is COM
posed OF past members OF the Worcester
High school eights and Is considered very
fast. The crew this season IL the pet or
ganization OF the famous Wachusetts
club and the racing board likes II so we'll
that for the first time In the history of
the club a training table and training
rules have been established for the bene-
fit OF the crew.
The crew has been organized 10 race in
the intermediate eight-oared shells at the
national regatta 10 be at Lake Qunsiga-
mond, Worcester, Aug. 10 and II, the tro-
ply of which Is the celebrated Richard K
Fox cup. the richest rowing trophy ever
offered for amateur competition This
massive cup is valuedd at $500 and Is a
fine specimen OF the silversmiths art.
The crew, which is being coached by
Mochael Mahar. OF the racing board. is
going in fine shape and its members have
skill and racing experience which will
count In it's favor In any kind OF comps-
tition. Every man in the shell other than
Coxswain Campbell, Is over six feet tall
and the average weight of the crew is a
fraction over 40 pounds. This bef backed
by skill, enthusiasm and condition, makes
the members OF the wachusetts club con-
fident that several banners will be added
10 the clubs already large collection be
fore the shell is placed on the rack for the
winter.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21

The Grays had the game won at Roch-
ester yesterday even though they were
without a head, but Umplres Conahan
and KERN again set to work and when
Il was all over the score stood 10 70 ..
So bad was the work OF Conahan that the
bitter bunch OF rooters who occupy a
regular position in the right grandstand
hooted him, and people left the game In
punches. Kerins behind the bat MADE
two or three bad decisions that affected
the score somewhat. but II was the mis-
carriage OF the justice on bases where
Conahan handed out the decisions that
did the damage.
The Providence players openly charge
the present state OF Affairs 20 delib-
crate intention OF the Eastern league oni-
clals TO give Pat Powers team the worst
OF everything possible. and Judging from
the four games thus FAR played on the
present trip Il would seem as II there were
some reason in the statement The cause
OF this ls obvious 10 those who understand
the condition OF affairs In the Eastern
league
Until the Grays forged TO the front in
the NTH there was no particular kick
coming at the umpiring. but after the
Ave runs scored in that inning things un-
derwent a change Three particularly
exasperating decisions or lack OF decis-
ions were made in the sixth inning and
gave Buffalo the runs that put them In
the lead In this one inning three runs
were given the home team. Mattress was
clearly struck out, but was passed Kerns.
He then essayed 10 steal second and
was nailed by Rock, who was between
the runner and the bag Conahan called
him safe. Gettman was also passed
White then hit to La Chance. who tossed
the ball TO Josslyn ahead OF the runner
for the third out. but Conahan again made
a bad decision. two runs scoring.
In the same inning. with McAllister on
third. Messenger hit to Rock, who held
McAllister on the base and then threw
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TUGS CALLED TO
BEFOGGED YACHTS

In finishing the last run OF their cruise
yesterday of Newport the yachts OF the
Atlantic, Philadelphia Corinthian and
Seawanhaka clubs encountered fog OFF
Point Judith and had difficulty in MAX
ing this port. All OF them finally found
their way In. but several were picked up
by tugs of Brenton Reef lightship and
towed into harbor.
The regatta committee tug Julia Mo-
ran picked up DR.. II. A. Hare's yawl
Narketa, and r.. X. Cassidy's ketch, Mir
vana. OFF Watch Hill. and brought them
here. Both yachts are OF the Philadel,
phia club. The schooner Vigil owned
and sailed by A. NJ. Chandler. the Phila-
delphia broker and amateur balloonist.
got of her course, but worked near
enough TO hear the llghtship's siren and
whistle. and heading for IT. made her
way in
+. NJ. Smiths 6o-footer Effort. was the
most fortunate OF the lot She led the
others and crossed the finish line off the
lightship without veering from her course
in the slightest. Being ahead. she ran
into the fog first and had less OF dis
tance in which 10 figure, being thrown
10 the northward by the strong food
tide. The Effort defeated her Herreshof
rival. Irolita, by minutes and 25 sec
onds, corrected time.
Among the 90 foot schooners c. Howard
Clark's Savarona. OF the Philadelphia
club won, defeating II. +. Doremus'
Lasca. OF the Atlantic club. by Am. and
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21

1t Is seldom that better yacht racing
than that OF yesterday has been seen or
participated in. when the craft OF the
Narragansett Bay Association rendez-
voused I'm Mount Hope bay, competing In
the open regatta OF the Fall River Yacht
Club.
Two OF the races. that between the 30
foot sloops and the contest for the 25-
footers. furnished finishes such as are
seldom seen. In the former the Wanderer
" defeater three times during the week
by the Newport boat, Novice. obtained
sweet revenge by crossing the finish line
about 80 seconds ahead OF her rival. The
Novice led b yabout a minute on the first
leg. which constituted about two-thirds
OF the entire course, but on the next. a
two-mile thrash, the Edgewood craft
clearly outsailed her rival and turned the
outer mark about a minute TO the good
On the run home the Novice's crew tried
by every means available 10 overcome tht
lead. but II was impossible, and Harvey
Flint steered his pet across the finish line
victor in contest which Ii was an
unmistakable honor TO win.
The 25-foot eloops had an even closer
race and a finish that was heart
breaker. The contestants were the
Sachem, Fred Thurber's boat the Gun
fire, Flash and Pinsfore of Washington
Park and w. r. Tillinghast's Micaboo OF
Edgewood. he Flash and Pinafore were
out OF the running from the start. but
the other three fought every inch OF the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
OLDF|ELO IN
NEW RECORD

There was plenty Of speed shown at the
first afternoon OF the two days circular
track automobile racing at the state fair
grounds at Detroit yesterday. Barney
oldheld. with his machine. was successful
in his trial against time to stablish a
track record. circling the oval in Sc sec
onds. The previous record was estab-
llshed by himself at Crosse Point with
Earl Klser, and was one-ffth second
slower than the time made today.
c. A. Coey OF Chicago lowered the rec
ords for touring cars from one TO IA miles
doing the distance In i6m. Sc 2-5s. lie
did several miles under I'm. los, and one
in I'm. Ss., breaking the previous record
OF I'm. 3-5s., set by Eddie Bald last year
at Readville
In the preliminaries OF the wolverine
sweepstakes at five miles. for gold purse
OF $1,000. a. c. webb defeated Paul Albert
In SIN. sss. Barney Oldheld took the sec
ond heat from X. w Freeberg. driving
In SIN. 80 s-5s. c. A. Boey drew a bye
and these three will figure in the finals.
Webb won the five-mie handicap open
10 all classes.
Difficulty with the Insurance compan-
les over FIRE protection at the track
neeessitated the cancellation OF the "a
hour race, and instead a 50-rnne race for
touring cars was substituted This was
won by Charles Burman in In Am. i3 2-5s.
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COLLEGE GOLFERS
MAKE RECORD

Chicago, Ill. July H.-Warren X. Wood
OF Homewood mad r. B. Martin OF Calu-
met. survivors OF the S6-hole semi-hnals at
Glenview yesterday. will play the finals
today for the classic Glenview cup, over
ss holes. Wood eliminated o. w. Potter.
Jr., OF Midlothian yesterday. up 10
play. while Martin took care OF w f.
Glow Of Yale and onwentsia by the same
score.
Or. G.. p Marquis OF the home club
turned the course in and aided by a
handicap OF is strokes captured the Tvee-
die cup with his net OF Il. Former Ma
tional Champion II. c. Egan came all the
way from Ekwanok. n. II. TO contest for
the Tweedle cup and playing from scratch
made n score OF 7a
As the result OF the sem-nnals I'm the
directors cup, Ray Wells, Homewood.
will play II. A. Gardner OF Hinsdale,
while the possession OF the Lear cup will
be decided by NJ NJ. Gridley OF Glen View
and Thomas Miller OF Riverside
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21
DOVER TRACK
MAY Be SOLD

number OF wealthy New York men.
believing that there will be no legal in
reference with the racing In New Hamp-
shire next season. are negotiating for the
purchase OF the Dover IN h, mile track.
Acting I'm behalf Of these men. John
Mcdonald. who has been Identified with
the running track at Salem. ~. H.. has
looked the track and equipment over and
has. IL In understood. made a favorable
report
The plan. as outlined by Mr.. Mcdonald
yesterday. is 20 build the track up TO
have trotting meetings there that do not
come In conflict with next years running
dates at Rockingham. and TO eventually
secure a place In the grand circuit
Some OF the men interested in the pres
ent project are also interested in Rock
ingharn park while others have always
been associated with the trottins turf.
and have sufficient influence it is assert
cd. TO obtain n grand circuit Assignment.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-21

Jockey Bell was suspended by the stew
ards Of the Brighton Beach Racing as
ISOLATION YESTERDAY. His horsemanship
on Bobbie Kean failed TO satisfy the
officials and they determined TO keep him
on the ground pending an investigation
OF the race.
The stewards who took this action
were c. j. Fitzgerald. II. X. Knapp and
w. s vosburgh. Fitzgerald was the
moving spirit In the case. He is a prac-
tical racing man and alive to all the
angles OF the game. and when he saw
and haul the horse back behind Maxnar.
with which ne had been racing in second
position. two lengths behind Aeronaut,
the pacemaker, he suspected crooked
work
Bells peculiar actions began quarter
OF mile from the inish, just when he
should have been thinking seriously about
giving his horse free rein II he was de-
sirous OF winning the race
His work was so crude that Il was
pam 10 the NerleSt tyro IN racing that
the boy was not trying TO win Every
one OF the 10000 spectators saw II and
gasped I'm astonishment at his bold act.
| Fitzgerald demanded an explanation OF
Belrs riding The boys story failed 10
satisfy the stewards and they then or
dered his suspension.
This is not the FIRST time that Bell has
been criticised for his riding. He has
| been In trouble before
The race that brought about Bells sus-
pension was fourth on the program. II
was "A handicap at n mile and "A six.
teenth. Bobbie Kean, on the strength OF
his defeat Of I.ogistilla Thursday. was
made the early favorite. but soon rcced
ed In the odds and was supplanted IN
the position of FIRST choice by Aeronaut
This horse. easily beaten by iogistila
! the last time they met was plunged or
by the club house contingent who hacked
him from 10 down 20 10 g. Aeronaut
made all the running. lie opened up
gap ~ three lengths early and was FOL
lowed by Maxnar and Bobbie Kean Bel
always held the latter under A pull ant
he finished under wraps Aeronaut win
ming In a driving finish BY a length
Sir Russell. a horse that could not wiz
maiden race when In charge of e Kur
nan. suddenly found his speed when Johr
r. Madden took hold OF him and In
! marvelously fast race Che nan the al,
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FOG SPOILED RACES
OF EASTERN CLUBS

On the placid waters of the harbor at
Five Islands, the beautiful feet OF boats,
which included those Of the Boston, Port
land Kennebec and Augusta Yacht clubs,
lazily rocked through the quiet OF an
ideal summer night. The sun rose ms
morning through a shimering veil OF fog,
which melted away under the bright rays,
leaving an almost perfect atmosphere.
Promptly at the hour OF s. every boat
burst into a blaze OF color. flying 10 the
wind a hundred futtering banners The
day thus auspiciously begun as 10 wealth
er, continued until about $780, when
heavy fog set In. and at $50 one could not
see across the harbor.
Owing 20 the thick fog only one-half OF
the regular course was sailed for the
races.
SECOND CLASS.
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BALTIMORE.

Runs-Huelsman. G.. Bannon. Hartman
?. Dillon, Leroy-s; Hail. Hearne. Now
rev. Byers 2-5 Two-base hits-Hartman.
Burchell Three-base hits-Huelsman
Hearne. O'Hara. Sarcifce hits-Mattern,
Joyce. Byers. Jennings. stolen bases
Hall 2. Double plsys-Keiley 10 Jennings
Jennings TO Mullen. Hit by pitched ball
BY Leroy /. Struck out-By Leroy 3; by
Burchell ?. First base on balls-Off
Burchell 2. Passed ball--Dillon. Umpires
--Rapp and Mason.
Two out when winning run was scored.
JERSEY CITY, 6; TORONTO, g
Torontos errors and opportune hitting
by Jersey City gave the visitors an easy
1900.
The score:
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TORONTO

Hlub-tltment, Bean, WOODS, keister.
y; Grants. Yancey, Frank Left on
bases-Toronto. II Jersey City. g. First
base on balls--On Mccarthy. 1: OF Fox
en-, j. Struck out-By Mccarthy. s; by
Foxen. 2. Home run-Keleter Three
base hit-Hanford Two-base hit
O'Brien. Sacrifice hit-Bean. 3: Cassidy.
stolen hases-Clement. Cassidy. Hanford
Merritt O'Brien. 2. Flynn. Double play
O'Brien 10 Flynn. Hit by pitched ball
By Foxen, ]. Umpire-Finneran. Time
IN. &m.
ROCHESTER, 4. NEWARK 1.
Newark never had chance IN yester-
terday's game AT Rochester and lost 10
the locals by the score Of to ]. Attend. .
ance io9s. Score.
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Runs-Nattress 8. Gettman 2, Smith,
Mcconnell, Corcoran 2, McAllister--f0; Po-
land. Harley. Brodie. Barton. Josslyn-5.
First base on balls-On Kissenger 4: Off
Josslyn s. Struck out-By Messenger g.:
by Josslyn q Three base hits-McConnell.
McAllister, Selbach. Two-base hits-Gett-
man. Selbach. Smith. Corcoran. Sacrifice
hits--Gettman. Rock. White. Stolen bases
Murray. Messenger. Mattress. Double
plays-Nattress to Mcconnell: Corcoran
10 Mcconnell. Hit by pitched ball--By
Joeslyn 1: by Messenger /. Umpires--
KERN and Conahan. Time--2h. I'm.
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GARNER '|NTYRE
DOWN IN SMASH

however. Ostrich Strengthened out his
long neck and fairly few for the finish.
The time was l:40. kumshaw and Yazd
set terrific pace for the first half but
couldn't last when II came to the final
drive. Kumshaw came again, however,
In the last sixteenth, under punishment,
and beat Yazd by yard for place.
Brait scored his second win OF the
meeting, the one-mile selling race. after
a terrific drive in the stretch with Court
Martial, who had been leading all the
way, but lacked the strength 10 stave of
Brait's rush.
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ORIOLES TRIMMED IN LAST
3 INNINGS BY MONTREAL

Baltimore whaled Mattern and promised
90 give the Royals double drubbing AT
Montreal yesterday. With the bases filled
Leroy was sent in and a single and a
passed ball gave the Orioles two runs.
making their first total OF three. Burehell
twisted his ankle sliding 10 second. mad In
the last three innings Montreal easily hot
him The score:
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Waterbury 3; New Lon
don l.
At Bridgeport-Holyoke 3. Bridgeport 2.
At New Haven-New Hayen s. Spring
field
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JOCKEY BELL SUSPENDED
FOR HIS BAD RIDING

furlongs In 1912 4-S beat Pantoufe by
three parts OF length.
Miller. who rode the latter. was cen.
sured by the trainer OF the filly for los
ing the race
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FINEST YACHT RACING OF
THE WEEK YESTERDAY

way. The Gunfire and Sachem crossed
the starting line on the gun. Although
crossing neck and neck with the Gunfre.
and with Micaboo but a length or two
astern. Mr. rhurber worked his craft
along on tho wind in great shape. At the
start OF the second round. the former
managing to get through the tangle OF
all kinds OF craft a little more exped-
tiously than her rival. The second thrash
down 70 the Gas Works stake boat put
the Sachem a couple OF minutes ahead
-again. a close inshore course giving her
a little more wind than the Gunfre had
offshore
The Gunfre's spinnaker was much more
effective than the Sachem's and before
quarter OF the distance on the last leg
had been covered the Washington Park
boat had closed up more than half the
gap.
ouarter-mile from the finish the Gun
ire. further of shore than the Sachem
caught breeze that sent her up within a
few yards OF her rival BY this time the
finish max was in plain view, and the
crowds on the yacht club veranda were
watching the close contest with interest.
The Gunfire was going almost two feet
to Sachem's one for a few minutes. but
the mark was only yar6.s away For
moment II looked as the Washington Park
sloop would poke her bowsprit across
first Then the sachem got a pun OF air.
and running up to the line through dozens
OF steam and sail craft. barges and tug
boats. she shot across IL seconds ia the
good. the echoes or the gun hardly reach
ing the opposite shore before Gunfire fol-
lowed. just 10 seconds ahead Of Micaboo.
In the cat race the Elizabeth was the
Victor by a small margin, with the Scatt
very close un.
The only accident was TO the Priscilla.
the Fall River sloop, which carried away
her bowsprit for the second time this
week. After the race several protests
were filed. The Orian. OF the 2l-foot
sloop class. was objected 10 by the Mos
lem's owner on the ground that she was
improperly measured, and by the Bohe-
milan. on the ground that she had fouled
the latter with her boom while rounding
n mark.
The Hope protested the Wenonah and
Snipe for carrying one more man than
the rules allowed. while the Mayanni
charged that the Vanken had been haul
ed out and cleaned on the previous day.
The owner OF the Gunfire protested the
Sachem, claiming that the latter's spin
maker boom was set against stay In
stead of against the mast
Tie summary:
3o-FOOT SLOOP CLASS.
(Start 2:lS p. m)
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Runs-Dufy 2. Barrett, McLean--4;
Cockman--1. First base on balls--Off
Carrick /. Struck out--By Carrick 3; by
Mclean 3. Three base hits-Duffy. Bar
rett Two base hits--McLean, Jones.
Stolen bases-Duffy. Barrett. Umpire
Moran Time--ih 4bm.
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