The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-17
SUEURBANTHURSDAY
GREAT RACE CHIEF EVENT THIS
 WEEK IN SPORTS.
superman Stands Out Prominently on the Last of Entries for Rich Stake--Athletes at
 JamestOywn.

New York, NJune I6.-Over the beau tiful course at Sheepshead Bay next of the greatest of American turf fea- lures.
 It is a handicap for s-years-old and purse guaranteed at $20, ,oOo. and more classic field of horses than this year has never been entered for the event. of the eighty.four o nomima6eeii mat aii.btaen m iS or twenty will start, and though the race has but once been won by a g. year-old colt-in 1903 by Africander- the entries in this division this year seem to hold it secure 1T ireckonlngs based on past performances count TOT anything.
 Standing out prominently in the g. year-old division are James K. keenes brooklyn handicap winner, Superman; Electioneer., who won the Puturify last good goo e race ' in the Standard stakes: Montgomery, the Southern house that has shown remarkable speed and game. ness in all his races; saividsre' Ja;1 last SeweIl Fountainbleau and Frank Gill. Flipfiap. Dandelion,. pr. Gardner. Blandly, Beacon Light, okenite. Disha- Comedienne, Ironsides and Running Water are the leaders among the older horses.
 the week will be the track and field championships to be held at the James town Exposition Saturday. A great gatherings of athletes Is assured. and University of Pennsylvania, Princeton. Harvard and Yale all have teams en- tered for the various contests:
 Lake links, near Liverpool, competi- ton for the open golf championshir of Great Britain will begin; Alex will represent the United States in tho tournament. To win, Smith will be forced to defeat the highest class of professional golfers in Scotland and call for seventy-two holes at medal play. thirty-six holes being played daily. Smith sailed for Europe some concerning his play say that he win prove a dangerous competitor.
 The American open golf champion Thursday. The open always has been an easy event for the professionals, but this year with Smith absent. the hopes rome D. Travers. the Metropolitan and New Jersey stake champion;
 The annual regatta of the New York Yacht Club Will be held Thurrsdaiy, and Club Friday. Ten little jib and main sail yachts of the so-called Sond@ class. type made notable by the races last year for the Roosevelt cup, are assembled in Marblehead harbor. and on Tuesday will begin. series of races for the honor of representing g second international contest between Germany and America for a trophy offered by Emperor William.
 The contenders this year. three of many are: Aux owned by A. H. Roi lins, Corinthian Yacht Club; The Bone dri owned by George Abbott, Eastern Yacht Club; Cheewink VIII, owned by F. G. Macem5er. Jr.. Corinthian Yacht Club; Corinthian. owned by B. c. Tow CT Corinthian Yacht Club; Marblehead, owned by w. H. Joyce and Sumner H Foster. Boston Yacht Club; Maria. owned by Max and R. L. Agassiz; Sall. VIII, owned by A. P. Loring,. Boston Yacht Club; Spokane I and Spokane II owned by Vice Commodore l. Lewis | Clark If the Eastern Yacht Club, and | the Windrim Kid. owned by George | Lee of the Eastern Yacht Club, The | Cheewink VIII Corinthian, Marblehead Maria end Spokane are the new boats l in the fleet.