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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-05-11
What?

A woman whose husband sometimes
jests because she spends much OF her
time thinking and talking about
clothes sends word that she wonders
what rs per cent. of the men would
have to talk or think about II there
were no such thing as baseball.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
TNM1N REACHES FINAL.
Man Be Challenger for 1macb0ssin
I,n7cn Tennis CHp.

Frederick e. 1nman gained his place in the SENT
final Of the Amackassin cup singles Yesterday on
tra courts Of the AuaCksssin club. Yonkars. Play
ing = swift driving game with fauItlesS accuracy.
the recent winner OF the metropolitan champion
ship disposed Of Edgar = Leo at 6-3. -
Miss Eaizabtn n. Moore and Miss Elizabeth g.
Tlunce Won tho final NJ the women's doubles. dc
fe.tfng Miss Anna Martin. the Smith College cham
pfon who paired with Mrs. Henry H. Rurdick. AZ
g q The experienced pair Miss Moore
and Miss Bunca. played strongly and steadily
-F7v % Ritchie defeated n Y. PAisAr. IS. 5-4 81
u Fl Con-eu defeated James. S-7. S4
Third ror.ud-E 2 Leo defeated Or 2. 2 Tarl0-
4 = 5 s. 2 In1nan defeated NJ = Mcclure
E4 . tiefautcdI. Roy . Richie defeated II T..
PAR 6-l 81, " ConneU defeated z n Blake.
IS 6 a. Or William Rossnbaur7 defeated C. Runyon
1n-s T. Church defeated " " Hall s.
s g. ! . To17linson. ir. defeated 9 G-oesbeck
Fourth -ound-F G. rnrpan defeated 2 ? Leo. 6-s
and Miss EunCe defeated Miss Hewitt and Miss
Browning 6-3 g. Miss Martin and Mrs = y BI-
d-E defeated MISS McAdoo and Miss Rowan 81 -
FINAL rourd-Niss Elizabeth Z Moore and Miss Eliza
rst7 Q gunoe defeated Miss Anna Martin and Ms y 4
V-araers singles ,serni-haal rognd)-Mi.s Elt-aes,A
vO--e defeated Miss Constable. IS. 6-4 Mss Brow
ing defeated MlAs EIlsaoeth = Bunoe +-6. - s-e
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
Canadian Champion in Defeat
Miss Reaches Final Round in Womans Lawn Ten
mis- Championship Singles.

tionaHstz met Hugh Tailant and LyIe r Mah7r IN
a doubles competition IS the fesrura Of lawn
rel option The committee for the reception In
Guided George Fl Haze0. president Of The Won
ans Home Companion. J. Ro.anf Min 'S-rlh-
ue-'s Magazine. Frank 9. Hoyt The Outlook, !,
W. T. Deuart and u. II. Field OF "NfuDseys''; ';
J.. A. Hamilton. Frank Seaman. J. Walter Thomp-
son. Frank Presbrey William II. Johns, r Wallis
Armstrong. !. j Geisnzer and Ralph Holden
Three thousand guests assembled Sor the finals.
and there music by the Old Guard Band. Ths
tournament is 20 be made annual event
The summary for the three rounds follows.
Third round 90. J. Post, tr. d.sestet N I wilson.
deSedred q : Bird, 6-2. NJ p Long
defeated SCheruan- s :. o - G. Vanderbilt d
faafaF +, C0I,. R-1. z \ West defeated E n
rTT1eir-~-. defeated T y
A r Cfra4~lu defeated u O.. kluha-l. 81 u
IT Fu-kra-fr defeated " Clarke. 80
Fourth uut-J ? Patter defeated g T F0st. i-
. .. o. "a Vanderbilt defeated " II. Long S
r A. defeated j. p cross. Jr- . 30 " H BurH
hardr defeated =. r GIa5wl7, 90
semi round ~ 2 Batter DEFEATED y Dc = Van
derbIt. 6-1. \ Vest defeated " II. Purkaar1',
.
Final round-Josera T. Batten defeated n. 4. we'-.
IO.N. 6-4
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24

rrge5e1rhi4 June g2- Miss Louise Hammond. 0t
New York tho metropolitan champion. defeated
l1fss Lois Moves Of Toronto, IN" Canadian cham
rforl i'm the se1n-fnal round Of m" singles to-day
I'm the won1cn'z national lawn tennis championship
tournament at the Philadelphia Cricket club The
committee had previously announced that th"
singles would be held over until tomorrow but at
rfa last moment y was decided To play on7 " the
semi final matches
The match proved u0cXTe'tedLy easy victory
for the American ElrI Whether from the intense
heat or some other cause. Miss Moves seemed un-
abro 20 let going while Miss Hammond played
sterling lawn tennis throughout The latter VIII
meet the winner Of tho Misses HoloHNi7S- t'''c"
match In the final round
Tho vvo1nens doubles wer" brought ~ thA semi
d7al round I'm which tho star match VIII he Miss
rIo-rhl<fss and Miss Eotrh Mrs. W. II Pouch
and Miss CIairo Johnson The mons singles fur
tsrcd the hest lawn tennis Of the week when Wal
r,ca p Johnson the Pennsylvania state champion,
d.fa4rad \ " Niles the former Harvard and
champion. IN a gruellins contest
The summary follows
,,.,or.. singles ,scnl anal round, Miss louise Ham
ID ,t-.z doubles ts.rond round Green and MISS
Miss Hotchss and Miss Hotoh heat Miss FOX ana MISS
NN~a at.a1s d1"G5e T6Iadsrfia Ses, ,. F6v and /
-rao,er rnIad"lphia B. Mz I = t'' ryans
,,r. singles ts~rorI round,-r Pnrro0 rEat % Coz
don 6 r g. 6 .. J. r. Carpenter. ir. beat F. L.
-r,rf -6rr5 Wana~a p Johnson heat " Nil'5
3 : q T. 6 3. r. T.. James boat - h9Fasa-l. ~.
g 2 & >. r Carpenter. r.. beat A T FnT'ni7.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
DRUBBINGFOR YANKEES
TWO PITCHERS HELPLESS.
Boston NaFCs T7cCHtU-oDo HITS and
Scores FourtCcu Runs.

Boston. June The Yankee. aero 0nr.u- easy
TO- ..e fast travelling Boston n-e ro.#a~ and lost
q game marked ts rho rer-n. biting o- -ne horn-
team hv a -..ra - q %. T.e l..a. men got
tarn',..r. fts a' tu'a. making r,a I'm rnr innings
ocf ....sIra Who relieved Ies G...a ta ,,, seventh
inning
The absence uc E.norfo.d from The ta0aH helped
10 loosen .p 'l- play ~ t.c Yankees. fIs ss.ren-
sion Tor his trouble with C'I..-t't- in Sew York
on Friday was for five days. r -e.f.s. art q
also fired SO knight played -."r'sf"p and Austin
third. and 1hcn knight Was 9.' our "f ,.e game
Or .k!cauE' in I'll" ra.ra inning Chase went 90
short and Sweeney -o first.
steele did the pitching for Boston and ,.d pretty
vel. j. took the tear. hitting behind him 10 win,
hopsyor. Co1 tn" Yankees got thirteen HRS 'nou1-
Selves enough T." win nine out If ton games steele
struck out three mon in the second inning, h.t
Doyle. crce and Austin saadwica.d In hits between
The second and third strik"-oIts and resulted
DusIo got into trouble first tu the rhEd inning
He gave spencer pass and steele singled No
CouueI triped. scoring them both. bat was out
when he tried % make II "a hou" rlu. Having the
habit 'ue Bosto0s added another pair of tallies IN
tho fourth iuuir- An error by Chase two-hag-
ger by Gcsser and long ny boy Niles accounted
fo- these runs.
After that il Vas all Boston. The Yankees braced
IN tho eighth inning and fell steele for rour runs
but uo. one became even mildly excited.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
CERTSST RfCK AGAIN.
CoIumbia Captain Gets Into Shell for
4nOth6r Trial.
-R- -e.-r--- o., Tho --.--s -

F-szrIeoa-ta. y S.. Js~@ "s .'.-'.~-.'a va
=,,- eE-r went ou- ara.0 to-day without TH.'.'ps,
7,H7 IS =-tu IN IN Nev York r. is expected. how
ever thar "a vrr 10 back ON F-tf7v morning IFS
continued absence caused another change I'm tra
Columbia she'll t.rs morning Captain 'er~z=i was
put .r ~ no. p Fer-farv vas shifted from bow 70
80 2. f.so'+.t-- Fe--. and W-0rua~ or~- from "
p, t77. G,..r took .s~.--fz a's.a - stroke IN
me f0a~
r-r-r-e- shook $50 rra CORNELL varsity crew in
the afternoon practice. Su'fer Was taken olt A.
y, g. rrd hts ..a.a was @w-F .r Stevens. Who
roryed re-- voar S.rr-=r~. who had -een rowing ~
30 urru last night MAS sim absent He SIS I'm.
The crew Went out .r-l morning AMI afternoon.
nith ra~Hgs '0 Simpsons rI+.e
Es-a-sso ea- rur tn rre morning NTH all tH-"a
crows. and tho .var=.rr e'sn' had trial over the
e course Pho freshmen and -.e four picking r. Up
ar -ra -un.rrI.a mark and re..~r i" ~ the finish.
The crew dsi i-ore==l.er i~ tr@ last mtlA.
and tra freshmen had ''--.e r-".'a 81" pulling away
frr load 90 ton '.'E'
Fcnus,rra0.p and Wisconsin also 1e~- over the
course to rho morning practice TIL" quaker var
rf-,- appeared re i'm bad condition a. the end ~
The trial. y. -c.rz especially urI.~ me weather
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
MR.. GAFFNEY IN RACING
TO BUY STRONG STABLE.
Julia P07ccI U'ius in His Interest at
First 4sbIug at GraJ6S6rd.

James 2 Ca%nAv the vel known contractor and
brother-in-lav Of g. F. Murphy. leader OF Tam
many Hall. has made start toward getting 20
Eerher strong racing stable with the purchase ot
Julia PoVeI from W Z Jennings The mare. than
which there bigger and better looking
ir training won A. The first asking for Mr. Gar-
0ay when she beat fair field Of sprinters IN the
first race over the short six-furloug course AZ
Gravezend yesterday. Julia Powel ran in the ooors
Of Frank Weir who VIII train M CiaffDAv. as
the lat-er's coIo~s have Yet been registered
with the Jockey club.
In the race yesterday Julia Powell looked beaten
a. the last sixteenth pole. with Sir John Johnson
the paoeraker. a good two lengths in front She
responded, however, 70 ButweIIs strong finish.
while Sir John Johnson stopped badly in the clos
ing strides and was lucky 70 beat James r Nsene
DazqJe head for the place The last named ran
the best race he has shown this year. closing
strongly in the stretch.
lTr Gaffnry was ar the track 20 SEQ Julia Powell,
for which he pad 500. run, and waXed e7thust-
a=rr0 his victory He expressed The opin-
ion that tho outlook for racing as now conducted
without orEanfzed bookuakirE Vas unusually
bright and that thare was no better -im= than the
present 70 buy horses and establish a racing stah--
Nr. ,iaf0ey has been lover of racing for sew
erar years and took lively interest IN the stable
of Frank Farrell before the latter sold out Jim
Gaffrev. a good horse two or three years ago vas
named by Frank Farrell after his friend
The Montpelier stables Mezoana wCu the Bed
ford Stakes. for tVo-yaa--oIds but Pretend. which
finished second was the better horse IN the opinion
Of many good judges ?. J. Dwvar president Of the
Brooklyn Juckey club. sold the son OF Golden
Maxim on Tuesday 70 Thomas NIo0ahsn ar private
terms bur ar good advance, n said over The
price paid by NJ Duyer for the colt several DAYS
ago. when re bought him from ". Jennings
= Duca1 had the mount On Pretend IN rne Bedford
Stakes. bur This usually ale-r hoy UrluCkv AZ
rhe START and through rre rae Pretend closed a
big gap after stormy journey but could not beat
NeT0ans. which came away in The stretch when
Little King The ea--v psre~ake-. tired. tIIenna-
dean@ failed 20 run back 20 her last rare and vas
never prominent
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
LOW SCORING AT GOLF
SHOCP 1ND NICHOLS hin.
4mateurs Team Up 5citF Pros in
Curtain Raiser to open"

Amateurs and professional golfers nearly a hun
dred strong engaged i'm C7n1peritiva play over the
links Or the Fnzevo0d 6f0'f club Yesterday after
noon as curtain raiser for the open cha1nptonship
TO-DAY In rho <0I--n7U fixture W. g. ShCup.
prominent member ~ the houe club. and Gilbert
Nichols. the Wilmington Country club pro led
the field with Il best ball ~ - closely pressed -
p VI Barnes. another E0EIew70d man. and JACK
Ffo1en=. the clubs professional. with 81
Jerome r. Traver=. -1e national amateur cham
rtcr 1-r1 had NOT ball in weeks. arrived On
rHe links about noon and teamed Up with ON An
de-so7 +r who recently secured rha Shelter Island
green Although OUT oS practice. Travers Eo- round
IN "a. and this combined with - by the FAR drtv-
ing Anderson. resulted in best ball of - Walter
7 Travis. the Metropolitan champion and H H
Barher had the same T-av=rs and Anderson
3 a7C7 uay. while " stafford. Of EinSle10ods
and Willie Anderson. ~ present Identified with ths
$ Louis Country Club had 5S and 81 for a ~
In getting their 6s Sh7up and Nichols made =
hap7- co-7at7s zion the latter doing The n--lnt OF
the work, getting score n a. Nichols had
a. the fifteenth hole. and h- brought of twenty
f0ocar for another 3 ON the home green Fie vas
all smiles A. The finish. claiming that II vas ths
first time he had really found his game
VIII Anderson also had an even -. while Hooers
did Il Travis made - which was easily The oest
among the amateurs The prevailing opinion -
even with the professionals. that Travis will finish
n the money in the open championship
Throughout rH- forenoon tre professionals fairly
burned NJ the course in their practice for t1e
championship. VIII Anderson vent out n - ana
home in -aa phenomenal figures % 81 for A q
Ar-oEetr=-. Anderson has made three rs ~ as
many davz- and Fred N-T<0d. The national
open -teHo14-, were partners in f0ur-oalL ra-esz
against Nichols and Herbert strong. ard t1S
former pair Won rarfTv by 11 ard 3 % play.
returning best ball ~ s.
r remained for Alec Ross. ~ F-74 Burn tho
Nzsz7~ ~ruse--= open rrarut70 % DO himself proud
1r making +r4 short @-reer-l hole IN His
rrasrA shot landed RE ball ar0u- eiz1t feet from
tbs pin and r. had Just enough speed lss- 20 trtcIs
i- --A ~uP
During --@ dzv r7e prediction vas freely rads
that Tom Vz-di7 would arrive I'm time for ths
open. H reached po-- on r-a Majestic Ias- -ights
ro7rev4-. and VIII r-4v Hl-1 smith IN the champion
ship TO-DAY
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
SUPERBAS TURN HARD
STITE QT4KERS TWICE.
Team H'in2 N0rc Games IN one Day
than in Last Three Weeks.

The s.oar-=s returned rr r-noH.s" Yesterday
and z-0u more games IN ono afternoon than they
had rae- able 20 do in .ar.- Three weeks on tho
road They fell upon tie surprised and confident
C..akers who had been do.nE uone roo "'l on
the road themselves and looked for something easy
IN BROOKLYN. and won both games. E'0ser shut
rn- visitors o.- with three hits In the hrS' game
md Hunter clearly ou-pl+.aed the once dreaded
,-a,al.sk.e tn The second contest. Tho margins Of
victory were . TO @ and 20 !.
The s.rerba- scored ta the fourth and eighth
innings Of the first game good hitting being
mixed with Quaker errors. They jumped on IN
me first inning of the second game. scoring twice
an -0.o bases on balls. long 6y and "a two
nsrzer rs Leuuoz. The FhtaeS picked un run
,r The fourth inning. an error aE Clement and a
raf- Of hits being responsible bur Hro"hIFn added
three more in the seventh and slowed the game
-. o- some hard hitting and Mage bad ,hTow.
The scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24

Fight horses have hna0 named overnight 70 20
- the post IN the historic Suburban Handicap a.
Sheepshead Ray to-dav. 2 ~ara made famous by the
victories of such good horses Salvador. Henry
of Navarro. Ben Brush. Gold Heels. kEnley Mack
Africa7der. Reld7r7e and Ballot. among others In
tho absence Of King James the hero Of tha Brook
lyn Handicap. and james r. Keenes 'elt The
beaten fa--o-,-a for that race tho outcome looks
decidedly open. ~ the 6a1d IS we1 balanced, even
e lacking ~ some extent fu quality. : g. Hi
drerhs Rez--co,.cre which second ~ his stable
companion in the R~ook'-u three weeks ago, is
81 top weight with III pounds while ArCir" comes
next with -os pounds. which is indication IN it.
self thai +-e better horses have declined the issue.
leaving the ushrwei-rf= 20 d' battle
The Suburban Tf=udfCav. a- one mile and quar-
ra- has stood our tor many years as The most
0opllz~ and attractive race of rne American turf.
and the Cnney Island Jockey C'uh which opens its
spring meeting TODAY. has made preparations 10
entertain . big crowd. Tho thr0nC of recent yHaTs
may h lacking. bu- m view Of the growing popu-
ls-'+z- # rha sport under the changed conditions
between rer thousand and fifteen thousand persons
ara likely To see The r-.a decided.
: e. lr5~e-r VIII send TWO horses 70 The post
Pes-tEorch- and FFrz Harhe~--R.'h his o7lef de-
Ve7de0Ca on -.e latter. = three-yesr-".1 ~ TNl0h
- thinks highly The son of FrreI5err has started
gs-lo-ed IN easy victory tn rra Broadway stakes.
bur he has had = Iona preparation for the sub
urban and appeared - ha the choice for The race
among the horse-ren zr G~avesa~d yesterday Hs
VIII not fack Tor good handling. as F. hrEan -
down 20 ride.
%-x+ 70 F-z Herbert. Tho horses 0-7s- talked or
YESTERDAY were Alfred Noble. which qualified for
Parl7rav Handicap on No1da~. and Kings haaS9-
-e- = marc which r " Mcdowell shipped here
from T7-o~t- This week. after she had worked 2
r-ra and e quarter trial in 265@ @-5. quite E00a
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
FAST PLAT or COTRTS
Battcn. old Princeton Star, Uins
4dTertiSing MEMS Tourney.

.-a-. den .rstrate1 frs superiority with the vic
,7r,- of Joseph L Ratten Yesterday i'm the adver-
riefnE mems lawn tennis tournament The old
T,.,,raror intercollegiate champion came out from
r.. .,,rav,,arr and before he had worked his way
IN the final ont Of the field of siN'v-four "ompet-
--,- m the courts NJ The We=- Side Tennis club.
77srh street south of Van Corr.endt Park. he was
driving and smashing ~ slaSFins rate IN 'nN
e..r ps,+sr met 2 ) West a former East Jersey
raag,,a champion. and defeated him at rs.
st .
A. the close of the single DAY tournament Harold
4 Hackett and Raymond D. Little. the interna-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
BIG CHESS MITCH OYER.
Finally Beats Marshall
in T7ccntj-thrd Care.

J r Czrah'an-a the Cuban chess champion
Won the match Of eight games uu from Frank J
Marshall. of New YORK Yesterday The match
started on April "a, but vas u0r concluded until
the Cuban took the Ve-ry-t1rd game A. the Man
haitian Chess club Yesterday afternoon. The final
s-o-a vas. Ca77bIaroa s. Marshall +. drawn. =
Capahlanra Won the final game. Queens Gamhlt
Declined aftar fortv-rf-a moves ~ established
p strong position on The queens side. and finally
co-7reuAd Marshall 20 give ur piece for two
p4wrs After that s. vas only question of t01e-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
CL4RO SHOH'S SPEED.
GcIdiug PAGES Fastest Heat Of Sea-
son IN Matinee on SpccdrcdY.

The fastest time ~ the season ar Spea6Ta- Park
uas made by Joseph GjhhonS.s chestnut Eeldi7s
T1s-o AZ the fifth matinee ~ the Road Drivers
7rf-1 VAS held on the upper stretch yesterday
afternoon CIar0 started in Tire \ A A pace with
Thomas r Lsaay'S Who Knows and as they
rounded t-a turn in the first heat rIaro vas Lead
t-- nv --yo lengths He held his position ana
"a sssd the post an easy winner IN -o1t4 The Sec
o74 heat was closer race. and Who Knows
finished about haIf length behind tTa-o. although
+, vas apparent that C.aro could 20 faster If put
70 drive TIE time IN the second rsat vas l-oL
Who Knows separate.y timed. made IL n -o1l7
= + Ia Places Kate Nelson Won the A A. pac4.
beating Frank kipatri~k's oay mare Alone IN t1s
two final heats in 10 and o. after losing the first
10 her in I.1512 SD Axvorthy the fast chestnut
geTdinz owned by Charles WieIanf has nor vet lose
A heat and yesterday he put two mors 20 his
credit n the A \ A trottinE class. beating his
stable companion. wentworth. n 1-o5 and --o4
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
CHICAGO. d; CLEVELAND. 3.

cleveland. Juno o. Berger lost his own game
today hv tUo Wild throws and a Wild PITCH Chi
,aao winning by SCORE of to s.
The score follows
clas.isss~ eE.e.s2 ~ -. ???@ 5-s ) 3
batteries Ffene and sullivan. Berger and Remis.
I-mptres- Co7noily and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
ea Baseball Racing AuomobHng Golf Lawn Tennis y Rowing
FORD CIR 1T COAST.
U'nS OCcan-to-OCran 1uto Race and
Guggcnhcjm Tr0pby.

Seattle. June 22-Ford car No. arrived a. the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition grounds shortly
after % o'clock TODAY the winner Of the long
ocean-to-o,ea0 automobile race from New York 20
this city for the Guggerheim trophy, valued at
x2"0
dropped by the wayside. while Ford car No.
and the Shavmut are expected late tonight or to
morrow. The winning car covered the distance in
q days ~ minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
PHILADELPHIA, 3; WASHINGTON, Q.

Philadelphia. June O. -Krause pitched splendid
baseball TO-DAY. and shut the Washington nine
ont This is his sixth straight victory and he IS
UnhearsU vet this season
The sc0re follows
r II f.
Philadelphia .-.-.-.-.0 % 2 o o 1 N2
Washington ............. % q % o o H 70 90 = %
Observation-Disclosures and Thomas. Smith and Street
and Bankeushtp TnuIres kertu and 81 terIdau.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
HEAT TOO MUCH FOR oABsMEN,

,:srs. Ferry Conn. .r- o ~-a Vale and Ha--
ward varsity crews d.T ur.e work To-day ON ac-
count az rra intense heat
A race between m" hal" and Harvard second
Fr..-- has been arranged for saturday afternoon.
Tho -te-.- has NOT been fixed. h.lt 70 Is expected
that lt Will be over Two mile course"
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
FIRST CANE.

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New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
o,Nc,NNATL 6: CHICAGO. !.

chicago June 22-The Reds found h'oh ana
,ae,. o-5s,. and heat the cubs by score
.s-o. The score follows.
Cincinnati ----..-.-- - . a n q %
r,.++e-,es Casper. Fromrre and Roth. overan.
- Igarerr74n Brown, Moran and AF'heI- 'Hl-
- o.Tbav and EneHe-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24

Fitz Herbert and Alfred Noble Liked by Horsemen for
Historic Race at SheePshead Bay.

enough. if repeated. 70 give her royal chance -
win. Powers came East with NJ. Mcdowell and
Will have the mount on Kings Daughter. While e.
J.. Harrison has secured the services If Mccarthy
who has been riding in Canada. to handle Alfred
Noble
". T RYAN las high hopes 0f winning -lH Gov
fixture with FIefandf, rhree-ye yeaT-old colt bF
Previovs-Ha which showed an ah'lir- 70 20
distance few DAYS %. E0a0di IS fairly thrown
in with only s. pounds up, and If he viii run hnaF
is quite likely 20 prove dangerous. UPTON vii nave
the mount. Doyle. the regular stable jockey
cannot make the weight
John r. Madden has not lost confidence IN Faz-
cite. and following the ogden colts good rare with
Joe Madden in the BROOKLYN Derby. T. would not oe
altogether slrprisne if he made uQ for past fail
ures NIr Madden has engaged 'Rr-Uo'. who Is
riding IN good form. 10 handle FaErtte Fas7'0n
Plate. another rnrae-year-oIi. and Arctic. West
aspranr for the honor, are NOT considered ser
orIe1v hv ho~Seueu The formers race IN fhe
Parkway Handicap he must NOT he dismissed OF
hand as he was right ON the heels Of Alfred N0oI7
fre- q somewhat stormy journey Accepting the
opinion Of q number of ho~=emen. however. thH
race seems lie among Frrz Herbert. AIfre' Nome
and Kings Daughter.
CaIt is said 10 have pulled up sore after his final
workout for the race, and there is l-fe or no
chance of his being added which means that James
r Keaue Who won the race last year with Ballot
will not ba represented. Hilarious is being saved
for the rich TidaI Stakes of 10000 on SATURDAY.
The entries other than for tIe SUBURBAN H2Hd--
cap follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
The score folloa.


Tro. base htrs.6iessler steele. Niles Three base
hits Ma,-on0eu Denmttt Gardner Iurs or Do,Ie.
II innings. rF t'hesh-o. 10 iu
rd,e htr-%nes Sacrifice eles- Niles spencer stolen
scS-SraII o bases Boston. York
4 First base baIs-Or steele 1 off Doyle.
First base e~rors-%cw York Struck
DovIe. -
t-IrlErff7 nd
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
ROCK4U4T FOUR LOSES.
neado5c Brook Second Uins Hard
F0ucbt Polo HntCh.

Her7r=read. long Island. June q lS0e0'ah--
duplicating here the success of the clubs crack
team IN England tho second four ~ tre Meadow
Brook club beat the R7rkavav HUNT club I'm
sttT game IF polo for rre Meade" Brook cups in
the hr4I match to-day r- s-0~N of goals f" l.
Receiving three goals hv fandrra0. the winners
earned raNfes
The game was hard fought r--0uzrou-. and vas
in doubt ur-" the last period ended r looked -
first as ff Ro~ka7-av would win sas''v- h1t rhA
home PLAYERS soon r~agef. and added enough goals
RoCkav team.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
-r- ,oND CANE.

ProokI-u 81 10 I
Philadelphia
80. So ,lre-r1an. Sacrifice h''~-Ii ms. ate-A'
has@ So. rasre R-r.. Lorr0N. i'nE'.@ P.t...
l, .rpe-r-.au and tfuurre' l"f' oh nAS"S ne
adelnhia :. R-.ok.n. q E, E'E- 20 ,~ 60 F,4if-
ooEtaLTs struck out r. C0vaIesN = 'F fi'-''..
adc.I.,-Lla r--r---r. EH-r ans Kane
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
MoRIoN RLAMT oRDERs RAcLNe YAcHT:

Glasgow. June % Morton F. Plant. of New York.
has decided - ra~" .r British waters next year.
He has ordered racing cutter 20 meet the sham
rock and the White Heather. tho only ~" bis sail
trg- va. hts .- this years yeEa''1s.