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New-York tribune., 1908-07-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING

Chicago, July 15-The Giants pushed the
worlds champions down to third place to-day.
knocking the great Mordecaf Brown out Of the
box. The score II to 0. Wiltse holding the
Cubs safe every minute of the game. The VIC
tory puts the Giants in second place Pittsburg
having climbed to the top by ten-inning victory
over Boston. An enormous weekday crowd
the game. and rooted hard for the Cubs. but there
was no rattling Wiltse. and the crowd howled in
dismay when Chance pulled Brown from the box
crossed the plate
Tenney started the game well for the Giants,
hitting Brown for a two-bagger at the beginning
Doyle sacrificed, and Bresnahan made the crowd
gasp by reaching one of the three-fngered ones
curves and driving 1t far away for three-bagger
That scored Tenney. of course. and Bresnahan
scored himself when Seymour lifted a long fly
to Hoffman.
Just to encourage the crowd and to give Brown
a little confidence, the Giants went out in one
two. three order in the second inning, but they
came back again in the next, when Doyle slammed
out three baggeF and scored on long fly. This
was enough to win the game as II turned out,
but McGraw was shrieking for more, and in the
fourth inning Brown got enough to settle him
Seymour drew a pass and stole second. passed
ball let him reach third and Brown was so rat
tied that he walked Devlin. That gave McCor-
mick his chance, and the yOungster made good
with a single that scored Seymour. although he
was run down himself between first and second.
Brdwen was ready, too, and his single. scoring
Devltn was the last straw. Pfeister went in for
Brown and soon ended the inning
uI,a fol
New-York tribune., 1908-07-16
OU4KERS BADLY BE1TEN.
Philadelphia Eieuen Loses to Hamp-
shire by Hide Margin.

southampton, July 15,-The Phiadephians met a
disastrous reverse at the hands of Hampshire to-
day. losing by the big margin of an innings and
25 runs While they were playing under adverse
conditions in having to overcome big handicap,
still the team a whole batted in desultory fash
ion and did not at any time develop the batting
rally which would have meant so much for their
side The highest score made in the days play
was %.
Kennedy, of the English team. bowled with
remarkable success, and to his efforts may be
ascribed the victory the Hampshire eleven scored
He changed his pace great deal and was very
hard to put away. He was rewarded with the good
analysis Of 6 wickets for Al runs, while Mead and
Ilevellyn each obtained a couple Of wickets, the
former having 20 scored off him, while the
latter's were obtained cost of 30 runs.
J. b King added only q single run to his over
night score and f S. White added 7. After this
A NJ Wood and H. V Hordern were the only
players TO get into double figures, all the rest fail
ing disInally at the bat
The players will rest tomorrow and will jour
ney to Fokestone Friday to meet the local
eleven in the fourth game of the tour The totals
We're: Hampshire, 4s3: Gentlemen of Philadelphia
90 and l52.
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REDS TOO MUCH FOR sUPERBAs.

Cincinnati July 15.-Cincinnau took the second
game of the series from Brooklyn to-day by hard
hitting in the eighth inning. after the Superbas
has assumed long lead by scoring four runs in
the first half of the period. There
vicious hitting by both mines in the eighth inning
but the Reds did little bit the better and out
Ritter and Burch. with singles, and Pastorius by
walking filled the bases for Brooklyn and Hum
nell cleared the sacks with three -bagger. He
scored Lumley's single, Bell went in to pitch
the ninth inning fer Brooklyn and easy for
the Reds. After Huggins had singled he filed
the bases by giving Kane and Schlei bases
balls. Cancels fly scored Huggns, and Kane
crossed the plate with the tieng Paskert's
single. Bell tried to catch Paskert off first base
and Schlei scored what proved to be the winning
New-York tribune., 1908-07-16
Upton TO COACH ARMY ELEVEN.

West Point, N Y. July 15-Lieutenant J. W.
Brachan 17th Infantry, and Lieutenant A. c. TIP
ton 5th Infantry both duty at Havana Cuba
have been assigned for duty at West Point, and
will take charge Of the football squad The squad
numbers between eighty and ninety men Upton
was captain Of the Army team in 1904 and Brachan
was captain Of a great Cornell University team IN
1881.
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sox AND ATHLETICS SPLIT EVEN

A. hradelnhia-First game r. II. e
e5iia5sin5js e5Isa5E3 ':s 9 3 : 8 60 5 j j
Ratteries-Chicago. Walsh and Sullivan; Phila-
dephia Vickers and Schreck-
Second game r. H. F.
chicago no o 0 % u .
Batteries-Philadelph Dygert and Schreck
Chicago owen and Weaver. Cmpire--Connoly.
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CHANDLER EGAN CATCHES TARTAR
Put Out of Western Golf Championship
Tourney in Second Round.

Rock Island ILL., July 15.-This was day OF
surprises on the Rock Island Arsenal Inks III
the Western Golf Association championship tour
nament Chandler Egan. present champion oelhs
Dut ont In the second match round this afternoon
E,nectat,ons were upset with the conclusion Of
rearIv every match. Kenneth Edwards. warren
X wood and Harry Legg were all beaten
Chandler Egan lost his match on the ninth hoie,
where he drove into the rough, sent his second
over the green into a ditch. barely got OUT on
+he third and made a short approach with the
fourth while John D. Cady. his opponent, went
down in four Egan squared the score on the
tenth; then Cady won three straight holes. They
halved the fourteenth. and on the fifteenth Egan's
fighting chance for this years championship went
out with an s to Cady's g.
warren K Wood lost. down and 9, to the
Rev Paul R. Talbot of Wichita. Kan, who laid
his approach shots up to the hole with regu-
larfty that took the heart out of the Homewood
player.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-16
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES

The scores by innings OF yesterdays games fol-
low:
At Newark r. H T.
Providence 20 o . o c--3
Newark .....0 0 0 0 0-l 0
Batteries-Providenoe Glaze and Peterson
Newark. Brockett and Stanage Umpire-Kelly.
At Baltimore:
Baltimore .....-...3 o l x-4
Jersey City .......1 0 0 O-l
Batteres-Baltimore, McCloskey and Byers
Jersey City, LATTE and Fitzgerald and Crist
Umpires-Stafford and Walker.
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pIvTssuRG. 8: BOSTON. 2.

At Pittsburg: r. II E
Boston ..O 0 %
Batterles-Pittsburg. Lever and Gibson; Boston.
Flaherty and Smith. Umpires-Rigler and Rudder-
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Totals .. "A I6 II p 16 0 Totals 30 27
atted for Hogg in the eighth inning.

FBatted HOgg N tTie tIsIIJTI IIIIIIIs
Cleveland ................. . 3-16
Two-base hit-Hinchman. Home runS-tilckrnan.
Hinchman Hits-On Hogg IS in eight innings; of
Tovle 2 in one inning. Sacrifice hitsThielman f2l.
stolen bases-Chase. Perring Double plays-N Clarke
and Iaioie Thielman Perrirfg and Hickman Left on
bases-Cleveland g. York g. First base en- balls
OF Hogg, l. off Thelman. = First base on errors
Cleveland 3 Hit by pitcher-By Thielman 2; by Doyle
struck out-By Hogg, g. by Thielman. 2 Passed
bals-Sweeney. 2 Wild pitch-Hogg. Hme-2;oe I'm
pires-Sheridan and Evans.
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CHICAGO.
Totals 142714 l Totals
= .nattas for pfel.ter in the elghth mining.

.Batted for Pfeister eighth inning.
New York...................2 0 l 2 3 I'll
Chicago .....................0 0 O o o O. o
Ty,,-base hlts-Tenney. Mccormick. Three-base hits
-Eresnahan Doyle. Donin Hits-Of Brown. 5 in three
and one third innings: Pfeister. in four and two
third innings Sacrifice htts-Doyle Seymour Bresna-
nan Deylin bases-Seymour. Bridweii,
WcCorn2ick Double plays-Doyle, Bridwell and
Tennev; WiItse BridweH and Tenney. Left bases
New York I; Chicago :. First base bals-O6
Brown 2: Off Pfester, 3 off Overall. 2; off Witse. B.
Trirst base on errors-New York 3. Struck out-By
brown l. by Wiltse, 2. Wild pitch-Brown. Time-200.
ITmnires-O'Day and JohnstoEe
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DETROIT, S; BOSTON, I.

At Boston: s. K II H.
ResF9It Resf9n ,:.......55 ........5 q z
Observation-Disclosures Willetts and Schmidt; Boston,
Ftlrchell and Criger Umpres-Hurst and Egan.
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ECOND GAME.

Two base hit-Iajofe. Three-base hfts-I1lnchman,
Ieiehanty Perring. Sacrifice hits-Rhoades. Keeler
stolen hases-Ifemphr, Birmingham, J. Clarke. Double
play-Ball Chase. Left on bases, iand
:. New, YORK First base ballson Rhoades. /; off
Ia+e First base on errors-CHeveland. Struck out
Ply Thoades 2 bv Lake. I. Wild pitch-Lake. Time
80 Tmpres- Sheridan and Evans
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WASHINGTON, 8; ST. LOUIS, 2.

At Washington: X II T.
81 Louis is........O %
Batteries Washington, Burns. Hughes and
Street St. Louis, Bailey and Spencer Umpire
D' Inlnch
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PHILADELPHIA, 8, ST. LOUIS. I.

At St Louis: r. H. L.
Philadelphia % 0-s 12 o
Batteries-Philadelphia McQuillan and Dooin St
Louis Beebe, karger and Bliss. Umpre-Emslie.
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The score follows:
Totals "a o2711 2 Totals -.
Batted for Bell in ninth inning.

Cincinnati ...................O 0 2 3 x-T
Brooklyn .....-.....-.... u Z u U U U 4 U-0
Thrse-bas bits-Mchel Hummel. Home run-Paskert
Sacrifice hits-Huggins Lobert Camel HusWitt, Jordan
stolen Double play-Maoney
nell. ballson spade l. OF Pastorius. 4; off
He'll Struck out-By spade. 2: by Pastorius 4 Hits
on Pastorius in seven innings: Bell n one in
ming: off Spade in eight innings T1me-l45 I'm
pire
New-York tribune., 1908-07-16
YANKEES HARD HIT
LOSE DOUBLE HEADER.
CleUeIand Shoes No Mercy and
Buries Ne1o York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY

ST Louis New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia
Chicago BOStOn
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RESULTS OF GAMES

Cleveland. i6; New York, Gst ganle);
New York. 2 cd ganle)
Detroit, 81 Boston, 1.
Washington, 81 st. Louis. <
Chicago, g; Philadelphia, 1 Ust game)
Philadelphia, Z; Chicago. ed game).
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Apprentice allowance.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.
Lawrence, 2; Brockton. O.
Eaverhill, ,; Fall River. 2.
Worcester. 13; Lowell, o.
Lynn, s; New Bedford. S.
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GIANTS HUMBLE CUBS
PILE UP ELETEN RUNS.
Neze York Team Reaches Second
Place IN League Race.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES To-DA'

New Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston Pittsburg
nh at
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PRESENT STANDING OF TEAMS in
THE OLYMPIC GAMES.

.rhese points are ALSO counted for the British
Empire
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AUTOMOBILES.
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Baseball. To-day. 4 %. m.-Americsn League Park
N 4 AnsTtcans St. Louis
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RESULTS OF GAMES YE

New York II; Chicago, o.
Cincinnati, Z; Brooklyn, g.
Pittsburg, 8; Boston. (ten innipgs)
Philadelphia, 8; st. Louis.
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y Il Professional baseball x OoU
ENGLAND'S FIELD DAY
TAXES THE TEAM RACE.

.Sseeden H1ins JaUelin Thro1r by
Jennings Record Toss.
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FaIcada in a bad pocket In the run up
strongly outgamed Bouquet in a hard drive
could not quite last the distance
S%TH RACE-Steeplechas for four-year-oIds
- start good. Won driving. Ttne. a:lS7,
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down eu'
arelis added About two miles
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Apprentice allowance.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
bridgeport. s. Waterbury, 2;

I ST RACE-selling; for -year-oIds; $500 added
i 1:064s Winner, b. g.. by star Shoot-Lyndall
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Improved ans
plnched groSzd
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well had' OF he
drive Expans!onst hardly respec
ling
frH RACE Selling for twoyearoIds $500
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NEW YORK IN. H., 7; p1rrsBuRo, o.

NEW YORK IN. H., Z: PIrTSBURG, o.
PITrsBrRG. July l3-The New Yorks took
good revenge on the Pirates to-day for the
two defeats Of last week. taking both of the
games in this afternoons double header. the
first being a shutout. Z to q. while the second
was won by the score OF to 4. Mathewson
pitched gilt edged ball in the first game. but
three hits being made on his delivery. lei
field started in to pitch for Pittsburg. but
made an awful mess OF 1t.
After one run was scored by the New Yorks
IN the first McGraws men began to clout
the BALL In the second, with three men on
bases, Doyle hit long double to left field,
scoring all three OF the men on baees. There
was only one man out and Clarke lifted Lei
field Camnitz taking his place. He pitched
rood ball with the exception Of the fifth,
when three runs were made OF him. Seymour
doubling with tT2 men men = on bases. scoring
on Bresnahan's single.
The Pirates went out In order In almost
every inning and only three men got to first,
Mathewson refusing to issue single pass.
seventh Davy Brain took Devln's. place at
third and accepted the only chance he had
The second game was a weird contest.
Maddox and McGinnity started as the op-
posing pitchers. but were later relieved by
Young snd "e Tos nrss eSs uns were
yst their total number of runs for the game
was only four With Leach on base In the
fourth Wagner hit for q homer. In the
eighth, with no one on bases. Storke found
McGinnity for the circuit and Wilson, the
NEXT %ss pwho sS home %
shed the game without giving the Pirates
anything that looked like q hit. The scores:
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STANDING or THE CLUBS.
CLEVELAND. siNEw YORK "a. LII G

u. VI v.
The New Yorks were afiicted too much
with fly ball hitting yesterday to make runs
against the Clevelands. The Clevelands
too were just a shade better In com bining
their hits, 30 they managed to get three runs
over the platter and win. There was not only
a great deal OF overhead hitting by the New
York;, but when there were men on bases
this falling was particularly prominent.
Chech's rotary shoots spun nigh in the air
of the New York bats. Thirteen Of the home
team went out via the balloon method, and
the more the need Of hit the more skyward
York ramblers stood forlornly on the bases
for the HieShndsr RS, but on that Occasion the he
ana Wss sss ss
IN enfoI cling this sort OF hitting, but his pitch
ing In the main was no better than Mannings.
1T esnseeutysy IN only the @ If h round. hen zen
tsc es sG snsns ss SGe Seo2s ss S
came See hSssnnT xorR K bssf s Rtosbsa bste good
Chech iugsled Conroy''s sacrifice, the only
0 rs G. asse Morfy Msyn on @ hid
second and only one out was the inviting
opening that beokoned to Chase, but Chase
ley. Hemphill made much better attempt
He drove a hard one to Hickman. The ball
took bad bound. but Hickman got his man
after a scramble.
Manning issued his second pass In the
fourth inning and the recipient, Josh Clarke.
got around He reached third on Bradley's
two bagger and scored on n, Clarkes nv to
Conroy., Laioie Ind been passed purposely
9 ns 81
pass to Larry, but It was good baseball.
Larry and Bradley tried double steal, Brad
ley being caught at the play by Niies's fine
return to Kleinow after the second baseman
didn't slide and apparently didn't touch the
plate at all, but he slammed his cap down at
Sheridan'a feet. breathed fire and was war.
Ike from top to toe ,p2n't you come back.
Hrmly, and Bill didn't. Turner went to right
and Hinchman to short, vice Bill Bradley.
deposed.
fiinGhman and Perring mad, solid hits in
hs th HnGhy sHns to third on PeTrpgs
minRhsm's fiy to Delehanty. This was such
Q long hy that Perrins ron from first to second
on Il. He scored on q hit by J Clarke. Fine
fielding by Hemphill and Bah banked the
Gievelendi IN the eighth; Hickman hit over
basting swats The old boy was laboring
by the time he reached second. but he plunged
on to third. Hemphill made mighty throw
e Ball who pegged Ike Bisley rife shot to
much force, Hick taking a header over the
short tiy was another stellar performance.
iI the NTH & inning, With With Bal ~, on SECOND and
ham and ailss popped to Hickman. In the
two out, Manning nied to Clarke. In the
eighth, with Niles on second and none out
Clarke and Chase fouled to Pefring. The
score:
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NUTMEG WINS A DAY CUP.
Finished First in the Fail River Ciub'i
Ocean Race.

Allen C. Jones's sloop Nutmeg won the
ocean race of the Fall River Yacht Club. This
race was for small boats and the prize was q
cup offered by Thomas Fleming Day. The
course was 100 miles and took the yachts
around the Brsnton Reef, Vineyard Sound
and Hen and Chickens lishtships. -..
The Nutmeg. which finished first in the
Block Island race but lost on the allowances
to smaller boats. sailed fast race. Her
elapsed time was 1s hours "a minutes. The
Peri II: was next, her time being 10 hours
Q boat. was third. in 10 hours minutes. and
the Dorothy Q. another Of the 9 class fieet.
opitsah II. did the course In 10 hours is
minutes. The times OF the others in the
feet were: Priscilla. 10 hours a minutes;
10 hours ss minutes: ,Procyon, p hours 81
minutes; Moose. 81 hours 3S minutes; Abide.
20 hours 10 minutes. 80.
They raced in aouthsrly wind and after
six yachts, turning the buoy of Narragansett
within ten minutes, Y wes a reach to the
her isad and was ,,is minutes ahead at the
Hen and Chickens lightshp. It was Q reach
back to Narragansett Bay and run home
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aEAWN' 'EENNIs.'
Play 6garts IN, geabright Toegnamsnt y
Lose and Out singles. OtheR Ieeaatla.

p "%SoD essstA WV Dt4A8kN3 -WouvH AaNA@At9s
The lose and out singles for ths Achelis
challenge cup at the ssabright Cricket and
Lawn Tennis Club began yesterday. four
matches being played. The, field entered 10
OF the hrst rank. The winner will meet
Raymond d. Little in the challenge round
Tor the cup. In the matches yesterday
Karl n. Behr defeated Bernon 8. Prentice In
three sets. Rebr lost the first set. 2-e, but
serves @ show. how ever, that Behf p not yst
IN IN he bic best form n he has to 40 three sets
William j. tIothier, the national champion
OF 1909, defeated Henry W. Slocum. who was
fheTs sSs sas sns little asS of z seei about
the ,hin match G except that elothier had as 4-ueh
Nathaniel W. Niles met with a surprise when
he encountered his college mate A. 8. Dabnsy.
Ihey won, the doubles for Harvard IN the
Ss sse, cSsp Sns S M %sS
winning easily in two sets. 0-.3, 90. Nles's
rhssumnatism must have been eothering him;
day Bsais G. Wright Two Won Without great aim.
Guilty from C. r. Watson. Jr. This was
get the being
.,a tinas This his, sftsrp9on there viii be play in
a ef s. wit eS sas ls.eSsa GsPGSs ss
good matches, defeating +. b. Montsomery
Vi uoHis CiuD III btrhlgnt betS. nOutHOIh-
cry did not get game This was In the
second round. In the semi,f final round
Cragin beat Lawrence d. Woodbury. Of the
Orange j.. T. c. In straight sets. rs, 81.
Cragin will meet In the final the winner OF the
match between Lyle E. Mahap, the former
Columbia champion. and James 8. Cushman.
Both these players represent the West Side
!. G.. 40 that the Anal will be West Side
victory, no matter how Il comes out. The
singles matches played resulted as follows.
.Apewamis Club Tournament; Mems SINGLES
First Round-H, D. Montgomery, ApawaTis Club
defeated DIR. william Rosenbaum. Harlem T. c..
second Round-calhoun cragin. West Side T. c.
defeated h; D. MONTGOMERY, ,ApawaTis Club
90. 90: James s. Cushman, West Side t. c.
defeated Walter V. Bennett, West Side T. c.. SIS
e--2 Lyle Il. Mahan. West Side T. c.. defeated
George Salinger. New York. 8-l. 60.
T. C.. defeated Lawrence ID. Woodbury., Orange
L. T c.. no
The Southern doubles team that will come to
the Crescent A. G. for the national doubles
championship preliminary on August i3. "a and
Is this year is made up of Hugh whitehead
and !. NJ. Winston Of Norfolk. Va, In. the
CHALLENGE round OF the Southern cham pion-
ships at Atlanta on Saturday lest they de-
feated b. NJ. Grant and Nat Thornton. cham:
was the singles champion Of Virginia In 1907,
but was beaten this year by Franklin Geohe:
gan Of Washington. Whitehead and W. Reed
are the doubles champions Of Virginia. and
Whitehead Is further the champion OF the
city Of Norfolk.
The sun., 1908-07-14
Shamrock Being Measured.

Prof. Hallock. measurer Of the New York
Yacht Club. and John r, Brophy. measurer
OF the Atlantic Yacht Club, got TO work yes
terday to find out the real rating Of the schooner
Shamrock. owned by Frederic Thompson.
These two measurers took the water line
In Gravesend Bay. and then measured the
spars to find out the sail area, The sham
rock was then hauled out on the ways at the
work, and Il win be continued to-day. While
on the ways the displacement and other
areas have to be obtained. and then with
all the figures as given by the tape the measur-
ers will find ont exactly what the rating Of
the yacht is. r. B. Schock and ". H. Grimm,
members Of the regatta committee OF the
Brooklyn Yacht Club. were on hand while
the measuring was going on.
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HALF SOYEREIGA'S HANDICAP
BELMONT FELLY BEATS KING
COBALT AT BRIGHTON.
Grania Scores for r. j. Dwyer-C Crcssina,
Black Oak, Jimmy Lane and Eliisdaio
Take the Other Races-Tnree Fa-
VOrites Succeed q 900 Persons Present


vOrites Succccti--S,O 900 Persons Present
Probably 5000 persons saw the races at
Brighton track yesterday afternoon. II was
boiling hot In the sun, but there was a cool
breeze which made the grand stand and tho
clubhouse places of comfort. From the first
race, a handicap at six furlon9s, eleven were
scratched. yet twelve were left to face the
barrier. August Belmontt Half Sovereign.
with only O6 pounds on her back and quoted
at 10 TO /. got a splendid ride fro m little Sweet
and won In a drive by length. She followed
closely the pace set by Kina Cobalt. to 1, to
the head of the stretch where she went to the
outside and got the money. King Cobalt
hung on we'll and took the place from Dreamer.
3 to 1. by length and q half. The latter
closed gap after rather hlow beginning and
cinched third place. The time was t:l2 2-5
p. j. Dwyer's Granta, o to s favorite, was
much the best In the second race. for two
year-olds. five furlongs. McCnhey kept her
In hand while Short Cut, 0 to I: Prudent. 4 to 1,
tSs and bss mys II ns Ssss as wsy hse H
to spare in 100 SIS. Short Cut beat Hanonia.
was neck before Prudent. who had rough
Bill baly s Grace Cameron, 50 to /. and
making maxi % for nearly " tSrss-aSsrters RS Of Of al mile 10
the third race. at mile ana sixteenth. and
tnen DitW up. aIt6r Wlnt IL W Woe ouSy lOI ~. -.
yoyner . Cregsina. to D.. who rolled home two
lengths before BeauClers. z to o. with Moon
shine, to L. length and half back, The
time was l47
p; s. p, Randolphs Black OAK. y to !.
made all the running In the handicap, at
mile and a sixteenth, and under o hard drive
manaeed to beat William 1i?kelands Question question
Mark who got bad ride. was two and a half
lengths before D'Arkle. q, % to ! shot Iou-
while Shadow Glance, a to !. after running
persistently for nearly seven furlongs. died
away IAN
IN spite OF the fact that Jimmy Lane. 1 %.
came, near falling at several jumps in the
steeplechase, at about two miles, he managed
to win in a drive by three parts of a length
from J. W. Colts rince OF Pilsels ito /. Jim
McGill s TO 1. wss bad last. The time was
357
EllIsdale, to .. made a runaway Of the last
race. race. at a mile and a sixteenth. 1T, FL; + Dpgan tpan
lengths to spare in Ia7 l-5. Lally. l5 to /.
ran into the place. fvs lengths before Col.
much weight. Tho summaries: