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CRESCENT WINS FROM SUE.
Good Racins in Regatta OF the Brooklyn
Yacht Club.

Twenty-seven yachts. the largest feet
that has gathered so far this season in Graves
end Bay. sailed In the spring cup races OF
the Brooklyn Yacht Club yesterday. Tho
boats were divided into their customary
classee. and the winners Of the various d.
visions were: J. B. ODonohue's Crescent
Soya, which crossed the finish line with Mrs.
W. A. Barstow at the helm: the Upton cup
racer NJ aud +, which won her fourth con-
secutive race In the is foot class: inslee and
and W, J. oNsIs Miami. which no. only
the division on corrected time.
The appearance OF E, r. .Luckenbach' Q
Sue, winner. Of the. presidents cup at the
able interest TO the 81 foot division. The
craft was sailed by Harry j. Robert Of the
Creecept Athletic Club. but was beaten by
j. B. ODonohue's Crescent In the hands OF
%s ha R. q PGSsy Ss ysnso 9.sh. S the a
cent won by minutes and SO seconds over Q
tTfxs fhs boass %s sssa twice around marks on
s9 ss EIt Wind as, sSSy sSs from
the the south. which gave the craft a reach from
the starting line TO the Bensonhurst mark;
q gybe, and with spinnakers 70 port 2 run to
Fort Hamilton. on the wind to Buoy II.
and sSen sSeSt sresoh brousSs thsm
home Sue had the better OF the start but
crescents was the first around the Benson
hurst mark. and from there on the issue was
With the exception OF dories all the yachts
finished their respective conrses. L. j.
TIem ann fouled the Sea Gate. mark In Mas
Que and was disqualified. and Henry Eagle
withdrew at the end Of the first round. The
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MRS. wALLACH's CHAMPIONSHIP.
National Tennis Meeting Furnishes Many
Surprises In Final Rounds.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-After q week OF
splendid tennis the national tennis cham pion-
ships in women's singles. doubles and mixed
doubles closed at st. Martins Green to-day.
Quite surprise was In store for the spec
tators in the challenge round Of the wonne en- o
sin ngles, Miss Evelyn Sears Of Boston failing
TO retain her title against Mrs. Barger Wallach
OF New York.
The championship round Of the women's
doubles was splenddly contested, Miss Curtis
and Miss Evelyn Sears defeating Miss Nicely
surprise was the defeat OF Mrs Barger-Wal-
lach and Beais G, Wright, former national
champion. by Miss Rotoh and N W. Niles.
The summary:
Championship sngles-chaIlense round--Mrs;
Miss Evelyn sears Boston. holder ga. Id, as
Women's Championship Double-Finai round
and Miss Stoever, 6-3, 5-7, 81.
Mixed Doubles-Semi; nnal round-Mrs. Parger.
and W. n. Tilden, e-s. Ga; Miss Rotch and n. "
Niles defeated Mrs Barger- -wallach and BealS
c. Wright, 6-3. 6--3
Final and Championship Round-Mlss .Rotch
and N. W. Niles defeated Miss Hammond and r. d.
Consolation Women's Sngles-Finsl round
Miss Marcus defeated Miss Keen. 6-i. 90. Con-
ISOLATION doubles semi inal round-Mlss Rogers
and Misc Roberts defeated Miss Cotton and Miss
and Miss Rcsch defeated Miss Rodgers and Miss
Consolation Mixed poubles..-semi. Anal round-,-
Mr.. and Mrs. W H. Pouch defeated Miss cassel
and B. Atherton. e--S, TO. Ga Miss johnson and
W r. johnson defeated Mrs. Levine and W N:
Mrs. W. H. Pouch defeated Miss johnson and
w. r. johnson, Ga TO. g.
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RACES on OCEAN COURSES.
ID ellie Harbor Yachts SAN Around the SCOT.
land nGhtahip.

Eleven yachts started in the irst OF the
series OF three ocean races held among the
boats of the Belle Harbor. Canarsie and
Bergen Beach yacht clubs yesterday. The
course was from the bell buoy on the mouth
Of Rookaway Inlet to Sandy Hook lightship.
thence to Scotland lightship and thence back
to the starting line. The triangle was fftesn
The Boats were divided into three classas.
P. Cudahy,s Imp Of the Belle Aarbor Yacht
The boat covered the oouree IN I hours ~
minutes 50 seconds. In the division which
was made up OF boats Of 35 to 90 feet over all
there were three starters. Six yachts raced
sive. The winner was A. H, Brookss Klyo.
which covered the course In hours minutes
Minnef q Class q. for boats more than % feet
over all; She covered the course In hours
The start was made at noon IN light south
frst mark. which was the sandy Hook light
htsG sSs e ID s sSusn and w ss
sheets trimmed TO starboard they reached
were set for run home.
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Chess Notes.

Adyices from the other sldo state that D. Janow-
sid Of Paris and chess champion OF France has
with Or, Tnrrasoh Of Nuremberg. This conteds
however, may be sidetraeked by the moro In
portAnt Leaker- -Terrasoh match, for which the
worlds champion has signed . tentative agree
mont with Representatives Of the German Chess
Association; The next otep OF Or. Tarrasch 10
awaited with keen interest. =
A. Kreymborgs Victory In the tournamsnt Of
the Bronx Chess Club was duly celebrated as Q
dinner held a. the clubs headquarters. 1895 wash-
fngton avenue. last night. n, y p.
III Division ssreet. where Juiius Finn, chAmpion
o. New YORK state. win give blindfold exhibition
Ths conditions Of tho match between Edward
y, Qny. STATE champion Of New Jersey, and g. n.
koehler, formerly champion both OF New York
and New Jersey. eAI for Games 10 bo played alter
natsiy q Newark and oradeii or 'Hackensack.
chess Club u thls city. The match WIN he. one
O. nys gAYts Up. dtsws not counting. undcr .
q two ssmss : week. wsniam .. Nspssr VII %
The sun., 1908-06-28
LACROSSE.
Crescent Team Wins Easily From Mons
treal's Crack Team.

Before an audience Of more than 10 900
enthusiastic spectators the lacrosse team
Of the Crescent Athletic Club brought It's
season to a close In q blaze Of glory by de-
featlng the twelve Of the Montreal Am atenr
Athletic Association by the score Of 0 goals to
at Bay Ridge yesterday. The first period of
play ended 30 In favor Of the Bloc klyn club
men. The victory was one Of the most I'M
portant Of the year. as the Canadian aggrega-
tlon was the only senior twelve 70 visit Owls
Head this season.
AZ 20 period of play was the issue in doubt.
The New Moon team. although 10 was minus
the services OF Billy Dolby, che great de-
fence player, outclassed the Canadians In 0
surprising way. Wall scored the first goal
after four minutes Of play. and from thereon
the ball was continually around the Montreal
goal.
second period OF the play. Cameron, goal
of the Canadian twelve. In trying to stop
one OF Gladney's shots at goal was knocked
ont and lt was good Ave minutes before he
was able 70 resume play. Soon after
Gladney was hit over the head by Hyman and
the game was again stopped until the little
fellow was patched up. f6e gam : became 90
end that Wall and Kelley dropped out OF the
lineup. and Simpson and Moses were substi-
tuted In their respective positions.
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PROVIDENCE. R. L.. June 3e.--Erowns q
football schedule issued yesterday has n
game with Yale, Harvard and Pennsyivania.
Colgate and Lafayette are taken on for the
but the ciosing game Is not announced. II
relations with Dartmouth should be resumed
otherwIss Amherst may be secured. fTh, The
games follow:
September %, New Hampshire state College AZ
Providence %, Batee College at Providence: oc-
tober . Colgate University at Proyidence: ios
Bowdoln College 81 pr2yidsncei ~ !lniysIsitx q
loee at Providence; 81, Harvard UnivsrSiiy ii Cam
byldge; November :, Yale Unlyerstty at Nee HsvSn;
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ssrups runs q snort Five M,Isa.

Alfred Shrubb. the noted English profess
sional distance runner was the main attraction
yesterday at the nrst annual games OF the
Protective Rasketball Association at Ulmer
Park. The Englishnan ran race OF Ave
two and half mlles. They were Mike Spring
merry OF the Pastime A. G. But they proved
lap In the Astounding fast time OF Is Minutes
% rs seconds. Were the timing and track
ali iAi former "' prSfsssional nal records but but % tSe
management of the meet made no inyestiga-
tion 70 the eject. Some Of the Spectators
miles. which yas very likely. q tho tirae
recorded . vol nigh ilnpossiSle Tor human
The sun., 1908-06-28
AURORA SCORES FOURTH WIN
DEFEATS ISTALENA AGAIN IN
LIGHT WEATHER ON THE SOUND.

Thirty Yachts start In Annual Regatta Of
seawanhaA<a Corsnthian Yacnt Club
--AIera Captures the Race for %
Rooters- Flicker Wins by Two Seconds.
The 81 footer Aurora. owned by Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt, won her fourth con-
secutive race yesterday In the regatta Of the
6eawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club. She
sailed against her class companion the Ista-
lena. owned by @. M. Pynohon, and hnished
minutes 4s seconds ahead. The Aurora 10
being handled this year by W. Butler Duncan.
Jr., and while she has been sailed with good
Judgment. she has had little more than her
share Of luck and often has been favored with
a little slant Of wind that has come right AZ
the proper time and turned defeat Into VIC
tory. Mr.. Pynohon has sailed tho Istalena
we'll but luok has been against him. 1t may
change later.
The regatta yesterday was the annual event
Of the club and the committee Victor I. Cum
mock, James A. Blair, Jr., and H. H. Landon.
were on board Commodore Frank Jay Goulds
steam yacht Helenita. from which the signals
were made.
The wind was light during the morning
and the committee selected the course for
the Large yachts, TX milesa iS length; Ihs aIs
on h"e Greenwich @ Point. then to a mark ef long
was 4H. miles north northwest = west and
The fstalena got away In the weather POSI- p5
.a h ns bo 1ass lib 0psSs1 psSs second
COWS Buoy and then east northeast az miles
In II was q reach with booms to starboard.
ns snS her lead sesdy W S
and ND she gybed twice VII on very near the
The GardenIa sailed a race asainsTt T tho
ss snd fs ss, a sss
Mimosa liked and she ghosted along in rare
''.S; Eight Of the New York Yacht Club 50 footers
very pretty start crossing the line we'll
nS . shs .1. 2rs Minute es wsp
oilewing in the order ahmed: Tho Alers.
70 ss 70 %
finished is minutes sS seconds ahead Of the
astern Of the AtaIr, All 10 this class were
beoalmed for some time when between STAN
5d s1s ahs bsnS ssasn me. the Red
II fooiers. and the Seneca won by ~ minutes
best point Of sailing. - -.-.
There was NO regular class oompesitor Tor
s.Ps.S sas Is. '2s sss and rhs S1nss:
hnifnso Ths com%ittes allowed the Sally VIII.
best sa' time ne made BY the handicap class b9ats.
She was defeated by the Psamrna aid and Busy
One Of the best races WAS furnished by the
IS footers. which class, sailed over six mile
trisngs Hendsrsons m Flicker ssysn won
az oeisa this eass % fSisbed within fty seconds Of
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RIDaswoop. N. j.. Juno 77.-The oritani
Field Club Of Hack ensaok won all the matches
aaaipst the Ridgewood Golf Club ct Ridge
wood to-day. The summary:
20. Nsnksvol defeated II. A.. wyckof. s--a e--!;
o. Nanklvol and y. Nanktvol defeeted q L. Cleve:
land aud II. @. Cleveland. e-7. e-& Hazard and
johnson defeated wyckofs and Thomas. e--2,f-A
The sun., 1908-06-28
May Earl rrots Fast sIiie.

LEXINGTON. KY. June 1.-THE fastest
mile covered this season by any trotter was
done here to-day by May Earl, the six-year-
old daughter Of San Mateo and Anna Earl,
trotted In 4 205, the frst In o. AZ and third end
fourth in 3Ujx each. - . '-7' ~ ~
The sun., 1908-06-28
Wlnans,s IHorse WINS Cup.
Special Caols DsspeieA 10 rs

Special Gable Dsspcteh 10 TEE sun.
LONDON. June a7.-The last day Of the
horse show was devoted chiefly to oompet,-
tions for championship cups. Walter WI
A nans's rs-Rosador won In the class for
the best appointed stnsle harness turnout.
The sun., 1908-06-28
Montana Selling: for ih.oe. year -olds !,

Good start; won handily; Eari G.. cb. O.. s. by
Pirate Of PenEancs--Alms T.; owned and trained
ASovs prices computed BY experts; not based
ON betting.
The sun., 1908-06-28
CROSS PRINCESS ENVELOPE
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NAVY YACHTS ATNnIF roc CHELLE.
Annual Club Rsgatta ATTRACTS wcii. bus
Poor wind Mar Raoes.


Fifty-ave yachts started yesterday in
the twenty-third annual regatta OF tho New
Rochelle Yacht Club This club last winter
resiened as member OF the Yacht Racing
Association OF Long Ialand Sound because
Of difference OF opinion about rscing dates
and elected TO paddle It's own canoe. It's
regatta committee hustled TO make the annual
affair Of the club O success and succeeded
In getting together big feet OF small yachts
and these furnished some very Interesting
racing. There were In the feet four divisions
OF the handicap clase and representatives
Of many Of the one design and special olasses
that race at this end OF the Sound.
The wind was light apd fiukey all day,
First II wqs southeast. then northeast and
1naliy south, and u was as often as NOT Just
drifting work. The courses selected by the
then across the Sound and then home.
In the Larchmont II foot class the Hour
won. finishing alone, The vaauero. sailed
eiass Q boat. was defeated 81 the indian by
! minute 30 seconds and she beat the Quest
2 minutes IA seconds. The Hyperion and
Twilight sailed special race. The Twilight
got an allowance Of is minutes and she won
On On corrected time In the special yawl class
The Mischief won in the race for the New
ond boat. by II, minutes 2s seconds.
In the first division Of the handicap class
yacht. finished frst and won. The Duchess
was second. The results Of other races are
shown In the summary: .
LkRoHhoNr ONE DEsIoN CIAss-sTABr, l2.90-
CoURgH, ISL nURa
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Ruth Smith pd SsrSsni. nos hn.'s A.,
Seneca. Princess, Marguerite. Busy Bee, Flicker
and Ehrav6y.
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Poor start; won easily: Pins and Needles. b. T., 4
by knight OF the Thistle-Sandy Bar; owned by
H. L. Zee; trained BY W. o. Sculy.
The sun., 1908-06-28
Browne Football Schedule.

Corrected time on Miann, EzT00 Careless, ElGll;
and Toy, EbSE.
The sun., 1908-06-28
FIhHt HACE.
The PurgUlnaster High Weight Handicap: for |
encoNp RACE

Good start: won easily: Westbury, b. e., L. by
Medder-urania; owned oy II. p. Whitney trained
by A. j. Joyner.
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Good start; won easily; California King, ch. e.,
S, by Solitaire lI.-Candld; owned by T. Hitchcock.
Jr.: trained by J. Lambert.
THIRD AAcr.
The sun., 1908-06-28

The winners were: Hour, Scamp, Juenita, Bot.
Ogeemah. Omoo, Arizona Marjorie, oulnsi gamond
Skeeter, airline. Hyperion. Mischief Roma. Twilight,
Chaperone. Dory No g. 10.
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Poor start: won driving; Pair Play. oh. O., ; by
Hastings--Fairy Gold: owned BY August Belmont:
trained by A. j. Joyncr
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Der ben ginbditsbefebl erlaIlen min.
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Gommiiiion fir ben 5miidenitaatli-
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