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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
LABOR DAY.
Waterbury Labor Unions to Taks
 Part in Bridgeport Celebration.

The Central Labor union and all local labor organizations will 20 to Bridgeport on Labor Day to take part in the celebration In that city. COm- mittees from the various unIous, in conjunction with c. L. [. commit tee have been actively at work for some lime and not less than 800 to 1000 men are expected to % from hre. They VII assemble at the head quarters cn South Main street at 73O a -m- on September 2 and march to the depot. beaded hy the American band A special train viii leave here at e30 o'clock for Bridgeport re- turning at e0o D .m. A good program cf sufsrtsInment has beea provided and t i< expected thst the fsv win h< ueueret'e In fhs annals cf Drdr- pcrt Ishor csi<brzf,ocs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
DEATHS AND FuxERAIs
We'll Known People Who Have Been
 Called Avay.

The funeral of James Dunn will take place at SEQ o'clock to-moT.
 row morning from bis late residence, 65 Field street. to St Patrlck's church. Intsrment will be In St Jos. eph's cemetery
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29

The funeral Of Ella. the months |old daughter O. u1 and Mrs James Costello. who ded yesterday at her |rarsntz' home, 1s Cole street. sak |helf to-day. Intermsnt was in Cal
 vary cemetery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29

Howard. the infant son of Mir and |Mrs Frznk N. rerriil of IS Nar1cy
 |plscs. .tiet last aight- The funeral
 |took place this sfssfnocn st o'eloxk. |fntsxmszt in nsu zt gorerh's cenn- |fsrx.
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POST OFFICE CLERKS GAMES.
Taylor Beaten IN Quarter Nlile Handicap
-Fast Time M the MILE.

The Post ONCE Clerks Athletic Association
held Its postponed meet from last June at
Celtic Park yesterday and a crowd OF about
900 persons attended. Many champions
were down for the events. but they we're evil
IDENTIFY reserving themselves for bigger things
a week hence. J. b. Taylor. the colored flyer
Of the University OF Pennsylvania. qualified
for the final Of the quarter. but after going
about $50 yards he pulled up and the race
was won by J. Il. Ford of the New York A. C.,
who had 10 yards. in the fast time OF IS s-5
seconds. .
One Of the best events Of the~day was the
half mile run handicap. which went to p c.
his ,clubmate Bsnderman. The mile run
handicap was won by W, Berkeley Of the New
was I minutes "a seconds. Witch meant that
there was a hard task in front OF the scratch
man.
Putting Is Pound shot-won by John White.
~ inches; Martin sheridan; Irish. American a. c..
Y. J. KreSsei, frish. a@srie.Dn 4 c. V s sses II ,n ,hirs,
with IS feet 10 Inches. |
Money order 'f Department. ~ yards. PS 5. Z I. B Bca,op,
R.sistry Department. SYards, third. Time. Is rs
loo Yard Run: Hsndieap-won by W. Burcn,
\ S'S &. f 5 Yards a; G. .;e u yf bsa Frank "; (; s!:s.. n:: s%s
A, G, yards, third; Time. 10 seconds.
rl SO SfT : ) s.nss' s.EsS.; o' e. 5, s:so. X K.s e; s'' 81:
vision, IS yards. second: A. Ackcr. n. d. Cicrks'a G.
"a yards, third. Time, ! minute 10 as seconds.
900 Yard Novtce-Won by T. J. Wright. PasiIme
A, C.: J. ". Gardner. Pastime A. c., second: John
Mcnamara. Gordon A. c.. third. Time, 1 minute
$50 Yard Handicap Won by D. c. Kennedy. Irish
American A. c.. " yards; ]. Bandernan. Irish
American A. c., % yards. second: J. Ledwock, Pas
seconds.
Running Hop. Step and Jump-won by H.. Hen.
Erickson. Xavier A.C., 4 feet, With actual lump OF
~ fee; S inches; Plstt Adams. New York A. c., ) feet.
second, with actual jump of ~ feet: A. n, ychneid.
~ feet 4 inches.
One Mile Run Won by w. Berkeley, New York
~ yards. second: Win. Bailey. New York A. G., 90
yards. third. Time. Z minutes - seconds,
10 yards; J. NJ. Deyere. Pasttme A. C., ~ Yards.
second; T. b. Doriand. Pasnme A. C.. " yards.
third. Time. Is SIS seconds.
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CHAMPIONS DIVE AND SWIM.
7. ). OCaliaghan N l.. u. Goodwin Win
MetropeIitan TreIes.

Two Metropolitan Association champion-
ships--a diving contest and a quarter mile
swim-were the features OF the aquatic meet
OF the New York A. G, at Travers Island
yesterday. For the quarter mile the nice
string OF eight contestants lined Nd in front
Of the starter. and numerically It was the best
field OF starters for a district title Ia. a Ion 2
time. This Improvement ID principally due
to n plan put in vogue by the swinmin q
authorities that Of holding the champion
ships one or two at a time and far apart.
Daniels was not on the firing line yesterday
and OF course the absence of the champion
detracted somewhat from the event. Bud
Goodwin OF the New York A: O., who has been
doing good work this season. made a spirited
effort to make things interesting. and no
doubt had he been extended would ha We set
Up respectable figures. When the gun
flashed sending the men away. Good W IN 4
head was the FIRST TO dit, into the brine and in
rivals. Al the nrst turn Ito yardsrphe was
ave yards to the good and drawing away
at every stroke. Half way Goodwin was ten
won by about twenty-five yards. "'
Half a 5ozen daring fellows tried for the
diving and all sorts Of stunts were seen
somersaults and other acts which came under
the head Of sPsSisltie%s. From the start the
ReIiy oFths Bath Beach swiE@imsRiSHSa Sfu bq msSs
a good showing. O'Callaghan hit the brine
{ n little e. c S,ssnsf snsn as Lee e. S sls1. we: a F Sit "a
RSiSl'"s MADE s01 good % = ,S BiG'sg'' f ffs% s de' y and
IsShss. r a.d c, e. !, y sGG s ss "; TN Ven. Sps e
Berk or the T~wenty-third street Y. NJ. z. 4.
after a good race. -
s, g S' 3 l 4. g. 2 -s : s.. By +; s ? T. Ec: ;s.s ss..a
unattached. 8 seconds. Second; W. Phinny, Sc ven. h
Rsgimsn, :: A. Q seconds is'rd. Time ! Us
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fast time reaching the iiK miles; The Meet
Of following steam yachts that had waited
to witness the first turn had to hustle, tafss
TO the second mark. and few wers, sEssS
when the Queen took In her light, sails and
at 2is:3 The ingomar had been left astern
on this reach and she did not sybe at the
mark until 22214.
The Tstaiena and Nicola made a hot fight
all the way. The Nicola tried several times
TO get by but failed and &C the end TIE !sts-
gybed at ? ts:23, Nicola at '3;4t 20. and Win
some at 2AS;S2. The .Aurora. bringing up z
isesher breeze; GAINED On tho win'oms and
The Aurora turned at 7A7 81 . apd the
Avenger At 75s7o. The Queen, dig the BEST
fastest reach was made By the Aurora. ard
the Avenger did the next. best work. Inc
and the gains Of the Queen. on the other yachts
in the race are q. cwn In the following:
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TAYLOR WINS KINGS cur.
Great Race for English Vile Swimming
championship.

The mile swimming championship Of Eng
land. which carries along with the title King
Edwards cup. was decided recently at Swim
Of the British Isles figured In the event. with
Radmilorie, the WELSH champion, as fayorite.
but the Welshman was wanting and the GOV.
was - minutes 4 Rs seconds. There have
been but two faster times recorded In the
championship. In ieos Billin gton won with
20 minutes 80 rs seconds and In 1905. when
keeran. the great Australian, competed, Bii-
~ington won again. making the present Eng
lish record Of 20 minutes - 3-5 seconds,
Second to Taylor WAS Willie Foster OF BHcup.
and his time was - minutes 81 as seconds
and Radmilorie was third In Is minutes "a
seconds. Battersby OF Wigan, the Mersey
champion. WAS fourth In 20 minutes 70 seconds.
IL was a truly remarkable contest, the fourth
man home swimming In time which would
q Few years ago.
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the psxt marx. eleven and Q .quaEter milee
With the. wind over the starbosrd quarter
II was Q broad reach.
The balloon Jibtopsaii broke out beforsstt
was mastheaded and the crew has some hard
hauling TO get ~ up. In the meantime the
closely together and all tucked Tor the mark
about the same time.
Baby ilbtopssIls we've run down and bal.
first 10 turn at t:744O. the Nicola vas pext o.
1880. and Winsome turned at t:2e:oc;, Tbs
get by until i:2e:S0. and the AysnEer .was
timed NJ 1880. On the wind the IrGcrpsr
made the best time. She beat the Queen
thirty nine seconds.
The elapsed time for this leg OF the course
and the gains. made. by the lngomar over
the other yachts are shown In the Relieving:
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BROOkLYN y. e.. CRUISE.
-----
jamestown Trip Abandoned and Fleet wall
spend Q Week IN the Sound.

II has been decided that the Brookly n
Yacht Club will not cruise to jamestown
this summer The squadron was to have
left Gravesend Bay yesterday. but when
the, roll call was sounded only three boat
o ners signihed their intention Of making
the southern trip. vice;Commcdors W. G..
Towen said that be would 90 In his schooner
Tammsny. Col. David T.. Austen In his sloop
Ondswa apd George W. Titcomb In his
schooner Uncas. -
Instead Of a trip to the fair the BROOKLYN
tars will take a week Is cruise on Long Island
Sound. As Commodore Bird 8. Coier has
not put his flagship Rusalka in commission.
the feet will be under the command Of Vice
Commodore W. G.. Towen. II Is the intention
OF the club to rendezvous at Manhasset Bay
on Tuesday next. The following day the
feet will weigh anchor and sail to Huntington
Bay. On August 20 the run will be to the
Thimble Islands and on the following day
the squadron viii continue on TO New London
The feet will sail TO Block Island on Satur-
day, August ~. and will then continue on TO
shelter Island on the following day. Here
there VIII be a meeting OF the captains on
hoard the flagship to see II the cruise will
disbard or continue westward down the
Sound. II is the intention Of the BROOKLYN
club to invite the smaller clubs along the
Sound TO join In the cruise and a large fleet
is expected. Racing will be held from port
to port for many prizes.
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The third leg was. northwest hall, north
and the wind, which had freshened. was
just abesm. Reaching lib topsaiis, were
sent up and the two schooners carried thefr
smallest main ,topmast stsyssils. The wind
was much fresher than IL had been through
out the race. while the caps began to show
themselves on the crests Of the. waves and
II looked as II. the Queen. which had done
well so far. would be outlueked after all.
and that the Ayenger. with her big allow
ance. would be able TO skin In and capture the
cup;
made IL q close reach to the finish. The
Queen sailed the. last leg very fast and she
crossed the finishing line az sl22S and stand;
and lowered her club topsail,
She then lowered around the line. Az
each minute went by all we're counting 20
see IL she had won, The .Insomar was the
next yacht in. She finished at 3 le and was
3 beaten boat. Capt. Barr had sailed her
for all she was worth. but she had not got
the speed 20 beat the Queen under the weather
conditions.
The Istalena was the next in. and she
was followed by the Nicola, Winsome and
Aurora. The Aven ger was then far astern
and IL was easily seen that she was beaten
The times over the last leg OF the course
and the gains made by the Queen over each
OF the other yachts are shown in the following:
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The QUEEN WINS KINGS CUP
MARRY H. MAXWELL SAILS YACHT
WITH GOOD ~ JUDGMENT.
Merton ". yiants fnsomar Finishes Second
n the iAttle AvcnRcr Third -nicsi
a.. Racing wcsther for .Contcyt which
winds Up New York w. 4. Cruise.

NEWPORT. n. l.. Aug. 1.-THE Queen.
j. Rogers MaAwell's schooner. won the race
for the Kings cup to-day and IN a measure
she has been recoinpensed for the Hard luck
she has had In big races since she was built
last year. The race was sailed In weather
TO the Queens liking and she was sailed
with good judgment by Harry l.. Maxwell.
the son Of her. owner.
Seven yachts took part in the contest.
the absentees being the Effort. the winner
last year. and the Weetamoe. The 1ngomar.
owned by Morton Il. Plant, was second. being
beaten 3 minutes and ~ seconds. and the
Avenger. the smallest yacht OF the lot. which
received an allowance OF a. minutes 10 seconds
from the Queen. was third. beaten ~ minutes
81 seconds more than her allowance.
The race was sailed In n true steady wind
and as far as could be seen there were no
fukes. The wind was light from the south
southwest at the start and toward the end
OF the race H. freshened considerably. This
rather handicapped the Queen. Ms the other
yachts were able to sail the last leg OF the
course in Q stronger wind than she had. but
they could not get within their allowances.
This was the second race for the trophy
presented 70 the New York Yacht Club by
King Edward VII. and the Kings luck must
have gone with the cup. for this was an Ideal
day for . race. but not pleasant for those
who went to see the contest. II was very
much like last year. Then the Astor cups
were sailed in light auky winds. but for the
Kings cup there was . strong wind and . true
one. This year there we're plenty Of fuky
winds for the Aston cups races and the Aven-
ger managed to get home In time to win.
In to-day's race the Avenger received a
big allowance. but she was never able 20
hold the larger yachts. and the Queen sailed
away from the others from the start. The
Effort went out TO the line to start and had
her clubtopsail aloft. but just before the
preparatory signal she withdrew. This was
disa ppointing. She beat the Queen last
year under similar conditions and 1t was
thought that she could win again to-day.
The Kings cup Is for schooners and sloops
in one class and under the rules Of the New
York Yacht Club %schooners are rated at 81
per cent. Of their full rating when sailing
against single maHted boats. The rom
mlttee in figuring the table takes a phantom
ship to figure allowance from. The IngOmar
was the largest yacht racing to-day. and
figuring from her size the allowances for the
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BALL0TyS GREAT. REPUBLIC.


SARAroaA, Aug. J7.--James, r. Kssns's
Ballot. by Voter-Certo. showed to-day that
he 10 tho equsi Of his stable companion. Peter
Pan, when he won the rich Great Republic
stakes for three-ysar-V lds aud upward. one
mile and a quarter, without being extended.
He carried its pounds. and with Miller In the
saddle he was we'll backed at 2 to 8. From
the moment the barrier went up Ballot mad
the track and showed that he was easily the
master by leading all the way. He had a safe
lead at all stages and salloped home four
lengshs % the gqodin ?ti SO. The track was
slow, which ACQUAINTED fcr. the time. . H. p.
Whitney's Paumonok. 30 to 4, romped home
in the place seyen lengths In front Of the
~Patchogue Stables Charles Edward, q II to
10 favorite. who was the biggest kind OF q
disappointment. Charles Ed ward was re-
garded-asa world heater before the race. but
for some unknown reason he showed nothing
Of the wonderful speed which caused many
to hail him champion when. he broke records
during the recent meeting at Brighton Beach.
His owner. William ". Dubois. was unable to
explain the colts poor performance. He
thought he would win in a big ga1op. and so
did others who aost, thousands OF dollars on
him.
Mr.. Keene's Colin was scratched out Of the
ldSssi so s ssss John tSF z sT MAIDEN. S;.. ii5 mas was
August Belmont 8. entry. Fair Play and Hall
Iultn SgOOhto Nb ~ ~ w ~
MI. Keens.S Rsytisoashs got q rood play a,
Gslt.r 70 coz e jim Il Cam d:sney =, .S SsrT Wilmer cC %sns
s set a no pace g closely SI attended, ai By Half sovss.
eign and Meelick, Then Nicol got busy With
Jim Gsnney. who proved much the best
and S.mSt TO the wire three Lengths in front
g. 81 Pi Non play :n %aS ;'' Sns s'f ssem r; sRs fa: sad By Sst :
length. R~estisouche and MeeIick were not
far away. The time was 1916.
an easy winner OF the shilielah Eespieehsse.
at about two miles and a half; He drew away
six lengths over y, 2. Widensr,s Co,ieny,
Palm, II TO 1. by ten lengths. j. w, Cots
Kernel, . to 1 ~favorite. had no speed, while
Pagan Bey, backed down to IL to 5. fell The
picked up top Weight and won the handicap
FOR three-year-olds. six furlonge. But Miller
had to ride him for all he was worth to beat
W. J. Young's Fleming; 70, TO J., by q head IN
poor third. just beating Aletheuo. 7 to I, a
head.
/ Fred Cooks King Folly. 20 to I. came with
a great rush at the end and won the nrst race.
for tEO.yesI 1S.S. Ave S and Z half M.dS.9
iSsSnssssRR in i 'front.' Of Frank K J. Farr.l f'U james
y Brady. 10 to 5, Marbles. IS 20 10 %favorite.
Gentlemen riders had the mounts In. the
NTH event, for platers. at a milf. Larry Null
lixsn's Sir Toddinston. = TO s f%avorite, ridden
by Mr.. Tucker. made all the pace and won in
4 INV BY = length and , half; Senator tor
place BY a neck from j. T.. widener's True
boy, 10 TO 1, the latter being In a pocket up
TO the half mile mark. The attendance was
about 10000. The summaries:
RVUAr
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The yachts ran into the habor and were
soon snug for the night. and while they we're
running In the sun shone through the water
laden clouds that had made thing uncom-
but the racing Of the cruise of the New York
Yacht Club was over.
Commodore Vanderbilt called a meeting
The capt aims thanked the commodore for
the way he had led the feet and congratulate
banded The yachts will separate and by
to-morrow there will be few In the harbor.
The Katrina left for Maine this morning and
the Gardenia went west. The Effort will
start west at once, and at the end Of the week
the best OF the fleet will be racing at the other
end Of the Sound. The summary Of the race
for the Kings cup follows:
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PA, for Championship At Ho,,, wood.

Lon" BRANCH, y. ~. Aug. II Chanpion-
ship matches in women and mems singles
we're played this afternoon on the tennis
courts of the Hollywood Golf Club. The
following were the results. "
Wonen'sS Singles First round Mrs. Il. \ Bavrr
beat Miss Olga brandon. n q. 81 Miss ttuib a..
pea, y IS v2ntcnl o.s3. ! .; Miss 5. Schsfer
rcnt 81 MSrh lohen. u n. 81 Mr., { /. Green
sAp beat Mrs. u. BlumcntiaI, "a; a., zen
-"po 'o"nd NrS. 4. :. layer beat Miss Huth
by default. "Ns' l'ooman
Mems singles Fiat round-I. p. Regensberner
HAROLD Sonleni By default: y. NJ PiiIilps best
z. u, Grcenhal. q o. q a. j. Campbell Ph,i'Io.
beat Harry mjnr, 60 a. l. '""'ps
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CORINTHIAN YACHT RACES.
Klyo and Vision win In Regatta or Canarste
Yacht Club.

Corinthian races made up the programme
at the Canarsie Yacht Club Yesterday and
some excellent and exciting finishes were seen.
Thirteen yachts started and all finished bar
ring Gertrude, which parted her throat hal
yard soon after crossing the starting line and
withdrew from the contest. A. II. Brooks 9
Klyo. one OF the fastest boats on Jamaica
Bay. was the winner among the cabin sloops,
and Vision. was first In the open catboat class.
subsequently, disqualified by the regatta com
mittee. consisting Of John Brisley. ST.. c. NJ.
correct course, The prize was then awarded
to Vision. Win or Lose captured the cabin
catboat division. and Lester was the FIRST
launch to finish. The wind wac strong and
from the south. II held steady bout
and allow ed the boats to make fast time over
a ten mile course on Jamaica Bay. The
summary: -
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BOOKIES CLEAN UP AT EMPIRE
SIX HEAVILY BACKED FAVORITES
GO DOWN TO DEFEAT.



usury. 90 90 0 M - More Than
10000 Persons at the yonkers Track,
Fully 10000 persons attended the races at
Empire City track yesterday. From a specu-
lative standpoint the crowd got u pretty
rough deal. as six solidly backed fovorites
were defeated. the bookmakers cleaning
up q large AMOUNT. The clubhouse vas
nlied with notables and the ppc balcony
was the vantage point for many handsomely
dressed women. Three hundred automo-
biles were lined UP behind the grand stand
during the afternoon.
The feature OF the card was the Norris
snia Handicap at about SIX furlongs. Samuel
Hyman's Quadriile was served up as an $ to .
favorite and Trainer Watkins ssid that the
Rapallo gelding was a cinch. 4. n. Thomas.
who. by the way. lost some big wskers during
the day. bet heavily on Quadrilie, A. did the
public. But when II came to racing Quadrille
was lacking in speed and backed up In the
most distressing manner when he reached
the head Of the stretch. Meanwhile 7. q.
Molinelli's Royal 0nyr, an added starter. who
was well taken at 4 10 ! by the italian con-
federscy. made sl the running and won In
q gallop by three lenathsin i:i0. TIP. Hayes's
Fnniculaire, who receded from 4 TO =. was
always prominent and tool the place by Ave
lengths from A. J. Gorey's Old Honesty.
10 to l.. The latter beat Polly Prim. Q to !.
q head. Then csmN OuadrilIe. rightfully
c.Iisd = 800 ~
The biggest surprise came In the second
race. at q mile and 100 yards. J. n. Vain
wright's Posing was literally backed on the
boards. being hammered down TO 7 TO 20. She
stumoied at the start. wnich was u~ndouoteo'y
4 severe handicap. for in spite Of running a
game race thereafter. she could not overhaul
B. F. Guthrie 3 Usury, q 10 TO I shot. who made
the pace 81 all / ages and won by bwo engths
In 30 3-5. Dick Brown. the well known boob
shots. had $500 on Usury. getting all the way
from 30 TO so to !. and cleaning up about
$4,000. He won the $500 on Bounding Elk In
the first race. Until recently Brown was
making a oooE IN par'nersInp WIN I'm, hef%'
ana together tney ran a small Dankro' lhto
CSC. 900. Then they separated and during the
Brighton meeting Brown went to the all.
sue ~ "n 49, 'e
Usury COUP. and duit about s3S,oo0 winner on
the day. Escutcheon was backed down to
8 to in this race e. R. Thomas having a
sVUu . Nv"
Inc DOCKS won = nuhch rt2hI on Ihe Iee'
when George II: HOLES Partisan Model. a
first race for two-year-oids. Ave and a half
furlongs. She dropped back steadily after
the start and made a sorry showing. Bound
ing Elk. who receded to 7 to 2. and also warmed
neck from II. *. Vinsut's Beiphoebe. 8 to /.
Gun Cotton, IS to I, was a poor third. Louis
Roederer backed down 70 Z looked TO have a
Again the talent went wrong in the third
race. for two-yesr-olds. hve and a half fur
longs, when T. p. Hayes's Col. Bob, 3 TO 5
f~avorite. was beaten ten lengths by William
NA - RNnNn nIAN0d from .
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Pony and s~teeplechase Meet for Da, sncr,

Pony and steepIechase Meet for nay shore.
The fall pony and steeplehase meet OF the
Bay Shore Horse show Association will be
held at the associations grounds, Oak wood
Park. Bay Shore. on Labor Day, September ,
Inc meeting Will take place under the rules
citation. The purses that are to be awarded
are much larger than any the association
nave given in the past and should attrnrt
many Of the amateur racing stables Of Lon
Island, Boston and Phiiad eiphia. s
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On corrected time the Queen defeated
the lngomor 3 minutes IN seconds: Avenger,
IL minutes ~ seconds: I~stalena, IS minutes
II seconds; Aurora. IS minutes - seconds;
Winsome. Is minutes IS seconds, and Nicola,
20 minutes IS seconds.
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Good start; won driving; So Joseph. Oh. T.. 4, nv
Daily,
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IMP WINS At OYSTER BAY.
Sea " snhaka Corinthian Is Feeters san
Int ar estlnk RACE.

OYSTER BAY. J.. L., Aug. t7-Seven Of the
Seawanhaka CoriDthian rs footers sailed on
here to-day one OF the most interesting races
OF the season. ". 4. Landon was again the
winner In his speedy creation, Imp. The
course was - miles and the boats made eI-
cellent time. being driven by a strong south
west wind. Imp led at every stage Of the
voyage. u. Roosevelt's Grilse was second.
The summary:
SPECIAL RACE ron IS ,oorERs srssr $50 oouRss,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-18
hNtks
or three year olds; $3.50

Fair start: won driving: DE Mund, Oh. G., 3. by
Goldnnch- Gracloslty; owned by p. ]. Rainey;
trained by w. Garth.