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New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
OFF ON N. Y. II. &. RACE.
Tzcenty-four Yachts Start on Speed
Test to Block Island

Twenty-fcur yachts started yesterday In the
New York Athletic Clubs third annual race of one
hundred miles from whortleberry Island TO Block
Island. The weather conditions were decidedly un-
favorable, there being breeze OF steadiness or
strength on the Sound for hour after the start.
The boats sent away. at II 90 o'clock. in
light breeze from the southwest The feet OF
twenty-four little craft approached the line well
punched, with J. W. Alker's New York Yacht Club
so-footer Alera in the lead. and tho contrasting
types following him closely There were cutters.
sloops, knockabouts and two yawls with every
conceivable variety OF type within the four classes.
G. A. Enelis yawl Elver II was about the largest
boat in the race although she lacked some two
and half feet overall measurement of the Aera's
measurement, and received time allowance In
consequence The Saiadin and the Tillicum II were
next in size and the others ranged down to the 2s-
foot Ramona
There some well known yachts in the race
Commodore c. F. Tillinghast of the Bristol Yacht
Club had entered his Upton Cup winner Little
Rhody and the trim little cutter, 81 feet over all
made a fine impression. The ocean racer Mopsa was
another starter, as the cruisers To- Grace ana
Ramona, besides the familiar racers Rube, Mar
guerite, Ammonia, Okee Naiad. F1Tef1y and Upper
On board the boats were some we'll known racing
men, including Charles d. Mower, on the Aera;
Paul Eve Stevenson, J. D. Sparkman and A u.
T1llicum and others of proved skill One woman
made the trip, Mrs. George A. Enell accompanying
her husband on the Eiver II.
The wind shifted TO the southeast right after the
start. Later it went around 10 the northwest A
squal and thunder shower accompanied the last
shift and caused some lively work aboard the little
by this time passed 10 the eastward OF New Ro-
cheIle and were approaching Larchmont, with the
Alera, the Rube and the T1llicum II well in the
lead.
The allowances of the boats for the course foliow
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
RAINBOW BEATS YANKEE
SLOOP EFFORT LOSES.
The Sea10anhaka Corinthian Regatta
Sailed Under Poor Conditions.

Notwithstanding a most aggravating series OF
calms, rain squalls and huky breezes. the regatta
committee OF the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club succeeded yesterday in bringing off success
ful race the Sound, in which thirtyfour yachts
contested for the prizes offered
With a lead OF three lengths at the start. the
7o-footer Rainbow managed TO outsail the Yankee
by o:s2s elapsed time sailing course of If
teen and half miles. The new sloop Effort. owned
by F. NJ Smith, beaten 0:121s and the Nicola
o;409 by the Weetamoe. and II. NJ Raborg's sloop
1rondequoit was defeated by the new Gardenia
owned by A. A Hennen Morris. by 07:17. Trenor L.
Parks Mmosa III beat F. G. Stewards Regina
o1SI7. The wining New York Yacht Club 3o-footer
was the Phryne owned by c. w wetn1ore She
defeated ". Butler Duncan tr.s, Dahinda by
O064. OF the raeeahouts. Robert MalIory's Chi
nook did the best work. beating s c. Hopkins's
Rascal III by 02:2o. In the handicap class George
Mercer's Howdy was the winner from the Nadie
by 0I334
There was a good breeze from the southeast
when the first starting signal was given. at 1245
p m from Winslow P1erce's steam yacht Gunreda-
at anchor off Loyd's Neck The wind was abearn
10 starboard, but before the toets had treveIIeS
hall OF the FIRST leg of the course they ran into
GAIN spot, and from there 10 the eastern mark on
Long Neck Point they gybed several times They
We're aoIe TO carry spinnakers 10 port over a por-
lon OF the next leg of five miles to Greenwich
Point and from there 70 the finish il was windvard
work, IN which the Rainbow always held the
weather gauge ~
There were many shifts of the wind during
the race that II was difficult estimate the merits
CIardenia. W U '"0 +'0"
The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
NEWARK TEAM WINS Y.M.c. A. MEET
Beats Orange Athletes by Three Points
New SS0-Yard Record
fBy releg-aph to The tribune ]

New Brunswick, n. J.. June 2S.-The Newark
team won the banner at the second annual field
day meet of the Young Mems Christian Association
OF the state held here this afternoon on Nelson
Field. beating the Orange team by three points
Henry Coates, of Newark the sso-yard run In
minutes is seconds, beating the previous record
by second There were six teams in the meet
representing Newark. Orange. New Brunswick
Paterson. Railway and Ridgewood Silver and
bronze medals went TO the first and second men IN
each event, The summaries follow:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dash--won by W. Courier. Orange,
second. o. Bianchi. Orange. Time OIL.
Fcur-hundred-a nd-forty-yard dash--Won by c. GroII
Orange; second. II Coates. Newark Time. o:55b.
shot put-Won by ID. Loman. Ridgewood, second,
swiek- Newark Distance Al feet Inch
Fight-hundrsd- and " II. Cnate
Newark; second. A Hay, Newark. Time, 2.o3.s
hundred and hCrdles-won by
y, Douglas Ri6sewood second. II. Phinney Bruins
wick, Time. O:3l.
Boys 2eO-yard race-yNon W Hruns-
wick. second John csrohen. New Brunswck Time 81
Running high iurp-Won by X Todd Newark. with a
jump OF 5 feet inches
onen mile relay raee-Won by Orange team. composed
% w courter. c Groel G. Biancht and A. Gordon.
The Rdgewood team Newark tear,
shird Tfme minutes
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
RACING RESULTS AT BUFFALO.

Buffalo June 8-J. J. OF1aherty's bay FLY San
fara won the Whirlpool Handicap. the feature Of
the card, KeniWorth Park to-day. The sum
maries follow:
First -four and half fuFlongsl-Crp. ! 70 l. won
Carnor, 10 l. second: Black Flag - !, third Time
055>s
Second race zone mile and forty yar3s)-Silver Wedding
u 70 10 won; Ruth W to !. second; Duke Of Kendall
Is 70 J. thrd. Tine, l:z72s.
Third steeplechase, short eourse)-Boo Murphy
70 ? Won: Arertvx, o ! second Sam Parmer s TO !
third. Time sO6Ss.
Fourth fTTe Whirlpool Handicap 81 o00-Sanfara,
10 l. won Freen, 10 TO l. second; Robbie Kesn TO l.
third Time 1427s.
Fifth race Cone mle)-Theornord to g. won: Racine
II 3 70 J, second: Sngaway IS third. Time
49,
Sixth -four and a half furlongsl-Emnoa 10 70 l.
won. Ia2tark- even. second Rscnette. IS l. third
Tine. OBS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
NATIONAL LAWN TENNIS
TITLE FOR MISS HOM4NS
Mrs. Barger- WaEldcb Meets Dsfeot
in the Final Round

Philadelphia June 23-Hfiss Helen EFor,.,u
New York. won the women's lawn tennis .ra.s
pionship of the United States TODAY dssaa,1..
Mrs. Barger- Wallach in the final round ana ,sIT
ing the championship by default from Miss r1,z-
abeth Moore Of New York
Miss Homans in straight sets. bv a ,oo-.
Of Cd. 6-3. In the first set Mrs Rarvsr-Tca,
ZACH secured a lead Of four games 10 one Ne.
Homans seeming TO be unable 10 controI -
usually effective baeHhand strokes. From IT,,
POINT on however. Miss Honans showed ,,a-L.,
Improvement IN both speed and accuracy. ana
ran cut i've straight games and the set
Inc second set was practically repe;itior =.
the nrst. Mrs. Barser-WaIlach having Isaa :,
. only to lose the next four games Althoug,
the general average of the play was infer;o- -
tnat OF the hnal matches for several years past
Miss Homanss victory was a popular ona -,
name will be the first 10 be inscribed an 49,.
Championship cup, the old one having nassaa
into the possession Of Miss Moore las, -
when she won it for the third time
Rain played havoc with the other a,,s,+a
they viii be finished on Monday. In ,ba 49,
round OF the womens doubles Miss Homans a-a
MISS Clover Boldt. OF New York had = Is.a %
Two games 10 one over Mrs. L. s Coz ana NJ
I; r Piatt. Of Staten Island. in the drst 81 80
when play was stopped. In +ba sa-.S - - so
round Of the mixed doubles Mrs n -ro,1i-t la.
n. =. townsend. Of Philadelphia. met Miss Ma
sa.et Johnson and W. T. Johnson, OF Staren TsI
and. but 1t could not be finished -
me pest lawn tennis OF the day was n.
ma me len IN the seml-hnal round OF the mems SIM
sIeS petWeen L b. Dewhurst OF PennsvIyanIa
and n w Niles. The Harvard oharnnioS Ta- -sA
hurst ., was on MS game, and won in impressive.
styIe- n c Seaver, OF Boston furnished a snr-
RisI oF csteatlng J. R. Carpenter. jr. OF PhiIa-
deiphia- The summaries follow.
Ns, oT1ens 9e1 singles zsl rOunalMss Helen HomaD,
63 '--i4en' New York "a
Challsnge round-Miss Homan. CchaIls,va-, -. -.
ItIIzaoeth Moore New York Onodsr bv dsfs1l.1 ASs
women doubles (haI roUndi-sfiss ECmsns - NJ,
gio1Sr y SoaL New York Mrs. I. : Coe and NJ 1
Nj $500 S.IIsa 1slaao games 20 CurfEisheS
Alxeo doubles (seInt-hnal round)-AIrs II T1n--t- -.
n Townsend, Philadelphia vs. Miss Mar. -i1 ana
son and W. T johnson, Staten Tsla-5 - $50 sol,
games 20 2 (unhn-hedD '-- O11 SCI al and
mems slnglss tseni-hnal roundl-E 2 r.,,b,.--. ~
Versty OF Pennsylvania beat X " SrfIas Ts--sS .li-
yersy o-2 ell r. c. Ssavsr. Boston Nsss -, M
X Carpenter. jr. Philadelphia 6-2 T- 'eA' "
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
IRISH ATHLETE WINS.
T. F. KieIy AH-Around Champion
of amateur athletic Union.

fsrookline Mass June 23-T F. Kiely. of Tippe
rarv Ireland won the national an-around cham
nionship OF the Amateur Athletic Union here to-
day with SPA points. John Bredemus. CT South
Bend Ind was second, with 5.064. and Ellery H
Clark of the Boston Athletic Association. third
with 4.67s
Kiey's victory was due principally to his su-
teriority in the weight events all Of which he won
bv large margins over the other two competitors
He put the shot 81 feet 10 inches. flung the hammer
1a2 feet 10 inches and hurled the Sc pound weight
30 feet inches Kiely also won the high hurdles
by two yards from Clark and captured the broad
jump by a margin Of more than foot over the
Boston
Clark won the 100 yard dash, the high jump and
the half mile walk while Bredemus captured the
mole vault and the mile
The work of Bredemus, who is scarcely twenty
years of age and is a graduate Of Philips-Exet
Academy was a feature. In the mile run Clark
did not compete but Bredemus. after trailing
Kiey for the first lap. shot ahead. leading the
three-quarters and more than two hundred at the
Kieiy.s total to-day Of sara was more than five
hundred points behind the record made last year
The weather was cool. and the first events were
run of in a shower The summaries:
one-h -hundred-yard dash-won by Clark Time 11.s
seconds.
Sixtsen-3cund-shot rut-"on by kiely. Distance 81
fgh iunp-won by Clark Height. # IN IN
I5oa nsnlt@Wen by Rreieinus HeiENt 10 n ei u a. ~
hundred and twenty-yard hpFdlts-Won by Kely
Fifiy-sx-pcund weght-won by Kiely Distance 80
Broad iump-won by Kiely. Distance 10 fl 10 in
Mile run--w.l by Bredemus Time d:12%,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
STATEN ISLAND.
A drawn game vas the result 0, the naeet,ng

A drawn game was the result OF the meeting OF
Paterson and Brooklyn Team B. slightly IN favor
of the latter. which needed but 10 win. with
a wicket still undspesed Of Top score ot the
match was reached by w Bunce. for Paterson,
with IL Double figures were also added by w
Dedds. q net out; 5. Player and S. Simpson. Il
each, and F. G. Warburton. 10. The best work for
Brooklyn was done by II. Poyer. He made top
score az batting, with SO, and got wickets for %
runs The other double figure F. A Cor
bin. z. o. Challenger and o. Smith, with II each
The totals were: Paterson ZIG; Brooklyn. Team B.
1O7 for wickets-
An easy win gained by Team 3 OF Kings
County, which defeated the Manhattan second
eleven by 50 runs. A. Baekus most successful
at bowling for the Manhattans. his analysis show
ing but "a for wiekets. while for the win
ming team G. Gauter took for IS. A. Nugent
played steadily for Kings County for 2S. while z
williams hit hard for g. F. Gautier scored "a T.
H. Clark 10, and ]. c. X. Jordan Il. Manhattan ,
chief scorers were J. NJ McGfufae. A Backus and
z. E Citizens, with q. Is and 10 respectively. The
totals were: Manhattan III. n; Kings County
Team B. l23.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
WIND SCATTERS YACHTS
SqadU Dr1Ues atlantic Y. &. Re-
gatta Com petitors to CoUer.

nasty squan from the southwest broke inst as
the boats were finishing the first round of the re-
gatta, sailed yesterday afternoon. under the au
spices OF the Atlantic Yacht Club. 1t brought with
II thunder, lightning, rain, hail and heavy mist
So severe was the wind that most OF the Yachts
either for shore anchored until the storm,
over.
The blow lasted for a half hour, and when the
sun once more came out IL seen that or the
feet OF twenty, all but ten had dropped out of IN.
contest. T. ]. Havens Jig Step was first home IN
the division, and the JOY, which is the property
OF Commodore W. H childs won in Glass o None
OF the Special boats finished, and in Glass only
one, j. W Tornow's Alloy timed
The various divisions all sailed the same course
The start was made of the Atlantic Yacht Club al
Sea Gate, and after crossing the line as the wind
was coming from the southeast il WAS a broa9
reach 10 Bensonhursf, then spinnaker run 10 Fort
Hamilton, close reach the port tack 10 Craven
Shoal, a beat 70 the Sea Gate mark and - short
reach nome. The marks all left on the MORT
hand, ana as the course was sailed twice the race
was IN the aggregate Sc nautical miles
IL LuTlng the nTst round the boats had good whole
san breeze The FIRST division. which was made un
OF sloops and yawls of Glasses N NJ and haa
pretty nght At the Crown Shoal mark the Zig
step. the Crescent, the Sue ana the Vivian n uers
close together but in crossing the channel The
VIVIAN II was held up by outgoing Ctnard
Dner winch put the y boat of race
A. the end Of the first round the times were a.
fol!ows The Jig Step. Al 30 the Sue $40 %; the
crescent SsS 3s the Vivian II. s:iSI2. and the Sa-
the storm broke. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
CRESCENTS WIN EASILY.
Beat Montreal Lacrosse T1relUs IN
Last Game of Season.

In the final lacrosse game OF the local season %
Crescent Athletic Club OF Brooklyn defeated yes
terday afternoon az Bay Ridge. the twelve o. =.
Mnrrraah afsnl4ci Assoaarinp 10y So-s
TO 2.
One of the largest crowds Of the season witnesses
the contest. which was interesting througnOu.
Montreal took the aggressive at the race-oI - -
inside OF the first minute Mclaughlin, inside 49,
for the visitors. made goal IL was the CaIao-As
only tally In this period for from then on 80
Crescent team kept the play chiefly near ne W.. NJ
treal cage Before the half ended Shirre Sf.as1S.,
and OF1ynn had each scored for the bfooA'-
players.
In the second period the Crescent team kepS r
us aggressive work. soon after the laesssSS
o ORourke scored pretty goal and Gladney aoue~
another six minutes later
long shot by Wall gave the Crescents sti5 81 -
other point. and then came the most sens4No.-sS'
play OF the game Muir. goal OF the Canadian tea,
evidently disgusted at his team mates tnaolLity
score. caught the BAH In mont OF his cage a's
running down the neid, through the whole S1,sssr
cent team, Tailed the visitors last goal w. ~
made the last point for the Crescents. The 1n7~s'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
ANDOVER GETS MEET.
]. E. SulHuan Decides That Rich
mond's Jump Vas Not a Dire.

Andover. Mass, June 22W. A. Colwen of Har-
ward. who refereed the Andover- Exeter track meet
al Exeter on May 50, declared Andover the winner
of the meet to-day by Hi2 TO Az. points.
On Memorial Day II figured that Exeter had
4s points and AndOVer II, A dispute occurred over
the high jump. Andover maintaining that F. c.
Richmond, OF the 'ocal team, should have been
awarded the event The judges. however. declared
that Richmond landed improperly after the jump
ana that he had executed a dive
The referee, after receiving "A protest from the
Andover management, referred the case 10 J. y
Sullivan of New York, secretary of the Amateur
Athletic Union. who has decided in favor OF Rich
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
Rim STOPS MATCHES.
CTcketers Held Up by Storm at
Branch Brook Park.

In the series OF Section A Of the New York asso-
citation. two matches contested az Branch
Brook Park, Newark. but could not be finished
play
In the first game, between o. N T. and the This
ties. the Brooklynttes forfeited the game when 1t
seen they could not continue. Going 10 bat
first. the Thistles scored but g. OF which J. John
son made top score. with 8. This due 10 the
effective bowling of H Smith and ]. Coielough-
Smith took wickets for B runs, and colcleugh
for 6. The o. y. T. had scored II for BickstS
when stumpS were drawn The score:
TTIISTI.ES
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
ON MARINE AND FIELD CLUB COURTS.

The annual handicap lawn tennis tournament Of
the Marine and Field Club was brought down 70
the semi-hnal round yesterday. The courts at
Bath Beach were in splendid condition. and thu
singles matches were closely scored The to1rna-
Ilsnt will be brought 20 close during this week
The summary follows:
Mems handicap singles Carst rOund'-A, " Wsrdsa
(rninus sO9 defeated W N. Pickslay plus hall ID -
So eli Herbert tplgs I5 defeated A Ts00s.s s re
feated N Garland plus half 10 BY detanlt = =
Cerero (ninus 15) defeated s Be1saA nS.nIs -
rs 81 g.: W. G Biddle. 5r. minus ha-r L as
feated n W livingston tnainus half 10. -. Mn Mn.
q W Sim minus half 15l defeated c J. Sawys ssas
half aOa 8-I e-2 W c Biddle (mnus 10 selsatsse "
+ spalding minus half SM. 4-6. -. - D AoAsS
son tpIus half s0 defeated c A Kimoal tserslHA@
default ,,- oo s.,.stst
lanes HsrberT CpIas IO. 81 SIS. 81: c Csrsso
minus 15) defeated c Osborne plus ID Stt,s =.
(rninus half 80 lie. - "a; D. e 9oleSsn p-'
hafT s0l defeated c Bddls minus 1oo. 80
semi final round-A W. Warden Srninus eo eet7aAeA
r n Cerero (rntnus 15l. S-d. 81. 6-&
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

The Staten Island eleven had no difficulty in
beating the Montclair Club N Livingston yes,er-
day in league championship game. Batting first
the champions ran the up TO Is9 for wickets
when they declared the innings closed Top score
was made by NJ. r. Cobb. who played a splendid
innings OF AZ before he run out F z Kelly
came next, with 2, not out; D G. Humble Contrib
uted 70 and P z Boushaid 4dded l3 Kelly can't
ITed wfckets for II; Humble got for g. and C.
II. Clarke, for 6.
For Montclair, ". c. Newman was the best in
both departments, scoring % and securing wckets
for 6S runs. The score;
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
ON CRICKET CREASES.
4 GAME FOR BROOKLYN.
Poyer's Cleuer Borcling Instrumental
an Beating Kings County.

Cricketers were out in force again yesterday
championship games being played in both the
Metropolitan League and the New York Associatieh
In Section OF the league two games were played
at Prospect Park between the first elevens OF the
BROOKLYN and Kings County clubs and Paterson
and Brooklyn Teams B. while in the second section
Manhattan met Kings County q.
In the Brooklxn-Kings County game the latter
sustained defeat by Il runs. A feature OF the
game was the good work of j. L. Power, Who. in
addition to scoring 81 captured wickets for %
runs. H. Rushton took for 26. W. r Jackson
played steadily for l5. J. s MahOn and J. D.
Maclennan carried of the bowling honors Tor Kings
County taking wickets for Is and ) for
IT, respectively. The score;
rroOrcr
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
YALE.s BIG FOOTBALL GAMES.

New Haven. June 23.-rhe dates of four big
football games TO be played by Yale next fan
were announced to-day. They are November q
West Point at West Point; November 10 Brown AZ
New Haven; November IT, Princeton at Princeton:
November "A. Harvard at New Haven
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
MISS SUTTON WINS ABROAD.

Leicester England June 23.-In the final round o,
the ~oen's singles in the open lawn tennis tourna-
ment. to-day. Miss May Sutton. OF Calfornia. de-
feated Miss Pinckney. 80. rs
In the mems doubles. final round r F. and q. 7.
Doherty defeated Frank L Riseley. OF Eugard
and Kreigh Collins OF Chicago. 81. %. 6-2
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
THE TILLY VI WINS AT KEEL.

Kel. Germany. June 23.-Neither King Alfonso's
Mouriscot Crown Prince Frederick williams
Angela IT among the FIRST 1ve yachts 20 finish
IN the special class for small in the regatta
to-day. -Four Danish. three Swedish. two Spanish
and nine German boats were entered. The Tifly vi
which did well In 1895 in q good breeze over
the fourteen and q half mile course
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
sgHR TAKES THE CHALLENGE CUP.

New Haven, June 2S.-In the challenge round
AZ lawn tennis for the New Haven Lawn
Tennis Club cup here this afternoon Karl Il ben,.
of Yale. who last week won the New Easi.tp p
championship beat 2. c. Colston OF baltirnore 20
holder OF the cup. IN straight sets The score "S
81 6-2. S-S
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
BIG PRICE FOE YE4RLING.
4. j. Joyner Pays $4,000 for a
Half Brother to Water Pearl.

Among the yearlngs offered at auction by the
Fasig-Tpton Company. at the sale OF the Rancho
del Psso yearlings Of James E. Haggin. yesterday,
ar Sheepshesd Bay. the half brother OF Sydney
Paget's great colt Water Pearl He in such
demand that after opening at $500 the price was
advanced In s1.eoo bids 10 $4,000 before he was
knocked down 10 A. J. Joyner The colt Is a we'll
furnished fine looking youngster, by Golden Garter
Pearl V.
Frank Farrell was among the bidders yesterday,
and he bought q colt by Star Ruby-Nayada for
$ SEQ and q colt by Golden Garter-Miss Maxim for
$500. The other sales of 1900 or more follow
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

and Miss Crawford. which took the last race, at
a mile and a furlong, the turf. Dishabille
was held at a short price in the closing race
and heavily played at even money. She
in good position all the way under gentle
restraint, but did not respond when Sewell
called on her in the last furlong, so that even
the despised Sailor Boy beat her for the place
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
HERmIs TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION

Three horses which have made turf history Il,
the last few years will be sold at public on
July J. They are Hermis, Stalwart and Advance
Guard The sale Is for the purpose CT dssolvinx a
partnership between Alex Shields and f r.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

Lengths are given IN feet and inches
Five prizes are offered To the boat having tne
hest corrected time H. Enson Raborg offered a s15e
cup; w l. Marshall has presented a cup for the
second best corrected time; another Is given z!
the club for the third boat, anG atleInsr ~ tHS
va achting committee for the fourth. r L Hlsnroa
has given additional cup TO go 70 me new aork
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
NO PLAY FOR NEW JERSEY TITLE

Morristown, N. J.. June z5-Heavy showers torcsa
a postponement Of the challenge match and mas
today in the New Jersey championship AVN 's' "a
MS t0urnarnent The matches will be played Oh
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

Referee-I DOYLE. Crescent Athletic Club UmgyH gas
Saunders. Crescent Athletic CLUB. Whitney We
treal Athletic Association Goals-waM C2. Clancy =
shirren. O'FTynn and O'Rourke Crescent Atals.,
Club. ana MoLaushlsn Montreal Ifrss
haives-Twcnty minsteS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

The West Indians made good Showing in their
game with Newark, and would probably have
gained a victory had the storm held of. c. Cum
berbstch and II. s Alexander hit in great style
for the West Indians and had Tailed past the half
century when the latter was bowied out by Tor
rance for IS 5, Aleyne followed and when play
stopped was still undisposed Of for 45 c. CuInber-
batch scored Il Three West Indian wickets
down for l24 runs. with the Newarks still 10 bat.
making result draw.
Team p OF the West Indian Club. suffered its
first defeat this season in the Association series
when the Mount Vernon team by 50 runs
G. Stedman. A. A. Thomas c. Roberts. G. BIawn
and Z. Brophy were Mount Vernon's chief run get
ters, while Z Odium j. Titley and G. Roberts
made the hlshest scores FOR the West Indians The
TeanL B. g.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
SUMMARIES.

& $ss 9Ra 4 y FPrss:: :: ae t ss &
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES MONDAY

FIRST RACE-MAIDEN RACE NO. 2 for tyvo-year-
olds; $3.50 added Five half furlongs Futurity
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

Kiss craWfarc nas1s Insuistor stop The
A-A-- -asans D.sAanae - stretch bat
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