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New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
SPORTS 1T TUXEDO.
Large and Fashionable Cr01gd Wit
neSSes All Kinds Of Contests at Park.
rBy Telegraph to The TrIbune.I

Tuxedo Park. N y. July 5-The weather here
to-day was ideal, cool and delightful, and large
and fashionable crowd which spending the
5av AT Tuxedo witnessed the sports. More inter
est than usual was given to the events to-day.
The club grounds Were decorated with flags and
bunting. ana most of the cottagers had house and
luncheon parties
Theodore Frelinghuysen. local Fire Commissioner.
entertained the Tuxedo Fire Department at lunch
con al the clubhouse. A loving cup was presented
10 lIr FrelinghUyseu in appreciation Of his work
in tie department. About one hundred and fifty
men were present. The event Of the Gay the
department parade, which was witnessed by the
visitors to the Park
Automobile. motorcycle, bicycle and rowing races
also eulivened the day. All Of them attracted an
unusual amount OF InleieSl Inc auioIIo9lIe race
County line and return, a distance OF two and
GrfZinG a Siearns car in ? minutes % 10 seconds
ecIipsing the record made in former years.
Ia addition. there was a prize o1ered for two
cylinder cars which was by c. S. Patterson.
driving q Maxwell Among others who finished
@sIe =, p 6aregt Packard. driven by Fos-
FsI .l-st Nee MaxreIl. 4d5@ Richm3nd Talbot
Isotta 3.f2l2; B. D. Rodgers, four-cyIinder Stearns
25S. William WeygaHt. iocomohIie. 3l9i2 and
William Weygant, Mercedes. driven by Cooper
the club lawns and fireworks ruxedo Lake
The summaries follow:
Putting the shot-Won by Hugh Mckenzie;
Charles Hunter. second, and John Dwyer, third
Distance 81 feet inches
Half-mile tscratch) bicycle race-Won by Gilbert
barnes, Michael Callahan, second Mike Morgan
third. Time. 1:55ss-
l-iftv-six pound weight test-Won by Hugh Nc
Keuzie: second, John DWyeT- Distance, "A feet
ZzJ-yard dash-Won by r Davenport; NJ. Kofth-
rod second and Joseph CARTE. hird. Time, 0-2514
Two-mile bicycle (handcap)-Won by Gilbert
Barnes (scratchl; f. Forey scratch, second and
Tony Morgan 100 yards. third. Time, 5:3l.
One-mie run-Won by Pierre Osterhoudt; s
Graves. second. and Joseph Durkin, third. Time
Running high jump-Won by Hugh Mckenzie:
George Dehling. second, and Pierre Osterhoudt,
third. Distance, , feet / inches.
Toward dash-Won by Fowler Davenport; Joseph
CARTE second: J. Rothbard, third Time 0:10 3-5.
Obstacle rAce-Non by George Dehilng; John
Flanagan second, and Joseph Durkn, third.
single souls mile and tuTnD-Won by George
Morton; &. Espeusen, second, and George Smith.
third.
Fifty-yard backward swimming raee-Won by
Fowler Davenport; Joseph Carrie second, and
Pierre Cirterh0udJ IhiTO-
rzo-vard hurdle race-Non ny Pierre Osterhoudt:
.JoseBh Carrie second. and George Dehling, third.
Tine. t-1s -.
IU,-'-trd dash lfo- foys under 1s)--Won by S.
FasgrI- :. DsteTnoudt, second, and George Beld-
ing. third. Time 0.l2.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
AARTH4 CAPTURES RACE.
" ms N0tOr Boat Contest IN
Hudson to .4IbaHg and Return.

-7 motor boat Martha. owned 10y = Iossek. OF
el-. e rzs winner Of the New York Motor
- '--9s race = 20 miles 10 Albany and back
"----A fourteen boats started al o'clock on Sat
10y ug1t- The Martha rounded the stake boat
=. 1--@iN at 1896 g. m-. on Sunday. and finished
- - t.-S New York Motor Boat Club house at 3.i5
--ek yesterday morning. r Gise's Elmo II
-7-eH hrst- 81 - a. Ta.. but the Martha had
- greatest time allowance. and on corrected time
:, E'a from the Elmo JI 10y Is minutes. The
- Nas The scratch boat. but unable TO
-I'eie The course. The third boat was A. Sauer's
80 ls9V. which finished Al 4.Z6 a. IN. and the
- F'SF' owned 5y r. Croft takes the fourth
Tire principal prize was the New York
-'5 boat Clubs e2p The Elmo IT wins q prize
making Tie best elapsed sine. q hours 81 min
-. All lie shippers report Toaph water and
racing during Saturday night and most 9i
N-i-la3' especially in fI- Tarpan Zce
i-le summary follows
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
MAN FALLS OFF YACHT.
Escapes ycith Ducking an Regatta of
Brooklyn Club.

Spirited racing marked the midsummer regatta
of the Brooklyn Yacht Club sailed Gravesend
Bay, yesterday afternoon. The boats started IN
fresh breeze from the SOUTH which grew considera-
bly, stronger as the afternoon advanced Thirty
three yachts started being divided into the custom
ary classes.
The winners in :he different divisions the
sIoop Peri. J. s. Bradley, owner, in the class;
W A Barstows Soya, among the Q boats; ]. H.
Ivess La Guiana IN the first division OF the handi-
cap class Richard Moores Papillon In the second
division of the class the 15-fOoter Gunda,
the property f. c. Noble; F. l. Billingham's
Csravesend Bay knockabOut Queen and the New
York Canoe Club dingy Midget. which belongs to
w. B. Schuyler.
Several accidents reported during the after
noon. While trying to set balloon jib on Sea
Gate, paid hand washed overheard from the
yawl Sakana, whic! belongs to John and Walter
Haviland of the Brooklyn Yacht Club The sailor
cung 10 a rope and was hauled on board
Another accident came In crossing the finish line,
when the knoctabout Mouse rammed the committee
boat the yacht Albcore. the property of William
Campbell The Mouse carried away part of her
rigging The knockabout Bobs was responsible for
the accident. She refused 10 give the Mouse room
to clear the committee boat.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
NEW YORK CREWS BEATEN
Fare Poorly in Boston-Regatta
Marred by DrOzoning.

Boston, July 5.-The New England Amateur Row
ing Association regatta to-day. marred. told else
where by the drowning of Edward Morley MEM
Der of a Roxbury eight, developed into duel be
tween New York and Boston crews. The water
was so rough that sheer power vas in demand
more than fine Craftsmanship, dozen shells being
swamped at time another.
The New York crews Jared toe WELL win
ming only two OF the six races In which they took
part but they made things interesting for the win
ners in all OF them
The summaries follow:
Single sculls (novfce)-E. Kelley, Springfield Boat
Club. Time 1920.
Single sculls Qntermedstel-John Buckley. jr..
Farragut Boat CIVo. Lynn. Time, 1212
Single sculls (senIors)-Carey Faulkner. River
side Boat Club. Time. 1911
Single sculls Ounior)-J. Keenan,, West Lynn
Boat Club. Time 1880.
-Four Dared shells ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rowing
Club New York Time 1881.
Dared shells ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rowing
Club New York. Time, $3.50.
Match race (eight-oared shells)-MetropOlltan
Rowing Club, of New York. and Riverside Boat
club OF Cambridge. Won by Riverside Boat Club.
Time S35.
Eight Dared shells Ounior)-Won by Jefrries Point
pnuin1 Club East Boston. No time taken.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
CLASS B
MINED FOTRSONE
PLUMNER TO PLAY PELL.
Both Reach Final Round an Rich
mOnd County Tourney.

Yale's old lawn tennis champio-I. Howard H.
Plummer and James D. Peil reached the final Of
the championship singles yesterday the turf
courts OF the Richmond County Country Club on
Dongan Hills. Staten Island. Plummer was put
to the test in his semi-f1naI by Arthur c. Foote-
Both of the men engaged in some slashing rallies
before Plummer carried of the match by the
score Of As, So and 6-S. The former Yale man
captured the cup In 1857 and 1908 In the final last
year he defeated Pell and should he win again
this year the trophy will become his property.
The summary follows:
Mems championship sngIes-First round: Dwight
H Day defeated Frank NJ. Patterson, e. 3-5. s..
Howard H Plummer defeated J. II. Manice. 60.
81; P. c. Peck defeated T. w. HOxe, by default:
James D. PelI defeated II. a. Davis. 81. So; Mel
T Griffin defeated R r. Esselstyn, Ga. 50;
Gordon Willis defeated Waldo PeIl, g. 60: Wal
dron P. Belknap defeated c. W. McCandless.
81. 81.
Second round-Arthur G Foote defeated Dwight
II. Day, by default; Howard H Pummer defeated
P. c. Peck, so, So; James D. Pell defeated Mel
T. Griffin 60, rs; Gordon Willis defeated
Weldron P. Belknap, 6-3, So
Semi-final round-HOward H. Plummer defeated
Arthur @. Foote, 4-S, So 6-3; James D Pell de
feated Gordon Willis. 2-6, 6-3, "a
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
CLASS A.
CLASS B.
ENGLEWooD GOLF CLUB.

championship of the Englewood Golf Club yester-
day, DR.. l. W. Calan beat Roy Webb up and 1
to play. Other match play results follows:
Championship second sixteen-H. NJ. Coke beat
D. l. Manson, ) up and 70 play
Championship third sixteen-W. w. White beat
NJ. Z. D. Higgins, up and to play.
Second beaten eighth y. Keep beat F. Star
buck. up and to play.
Third beaten eight-G. c. Austin beat NJ. ".
Peters. up and 2 to play.
In the morning II. NJ Coke the annual
handicap for the DR. John A. Wells memorial cup
with 1870. There tie IN the special handi-
cap between George Van Keuren, S6-I8-6S and
A s Ridley. 9o-22-68 The four-baH handicap
competition by II. Weatherby and A c.
Barry, with 98-9-s9.
The following eight qualified for the cup pre-
sented by Arthur J. Billin:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
YEARLINGS SELL WE'LL.
W. T.. ID. Stokes May Race Stable
of Thoroughbred Horses.

w f. D. Stokes who is interested in the trot-
ting turf paid So 100 for Spy H. a brown colt BY
Disguise-Semper Paratus, at the sale of thorough
bred yearlings in the sales paddock at Sheepshead
Bay yesterday, indicating that he would Join the
ranks of those who follow the running turf. The
yOungster bid in for him by Charley White
The sale the most successful Of the season
seven head offered by E c. Cowdin bringing a total
OF s13.20O. average of almost $4,000 apiece
James r Keene was a spirited bidder on some
OF the offerings. especially the get OF Adam Alto
gether thirty-nIne head sold total OF s35 e7s
Top price and the star OF the sale was chestnut
colt by Adam-Grace Gumbert. which went 20 J. A.
Bennett for s4.100 Mr.. Keene paid Ss.IOO for a
colt by Hamburg-Spindrift.
Some OF the more important sales follow:
Chestnut colt. by Adam-Purty: J A. Bennett 81 500
Chestnut nly. by Adam-Ntrgin Soil: J. A
Bay colt by Sempronlus- -Firtneer j. A Bennett 200
Bennett . 100
by Adam-Shaft. n. Bennett. ...... l. 500
County Gentleman, b. br. c by Sir Dixon
Homespun j. Powers.
Mutineer. ch- c. by Watercress-Pr -Prtvateer; New
6atonah. by Hamburg-Spndrift; James
The spy H. br. c.. Dtsguiso-semper Paratus.
Black colt. by Hawkswiok-Iady Disdain; j. R ''0O
ksene ----------- LOO
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
HANDICAP
BOGIE COMPETITION

H w. Warner up; D. A Loring. ir. up.
A W. Rossiter, up; Harvey Murdock ! up; G. G.
Geddes. up; ". L. Hicks. up: c. H Smithers
all even; H F. Whitney, all even; W II Richards
All even; II. C. Folzer, jr., l down: II. B. Toby. l
down; j. n. Stearns. Sd, 2 down; w V Hester ?
down; +. N Doubleday, 8 down; ]. H. OttIey ,
down; j. B. c. Tappan, down; J. r ~5Iunroe 4
down
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

One Of the largest fields that ever took part IN
golf competition at Fox Hills participated In the
dinerent fixtures yesterday. More than 13o mem
bers drove off from the first tee. The tournament
committee decided that in the competition for the
W. W. bowrey medal all those with net scores of
75 under would be tied
The leading scores in the various fixtures were
as
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
TRIPLE TIE AT FOREST HILL.
Lintott, Kuebler and Pulyer Divide the
Honors in Golf Handicap

More than one hundred golfers competed for prizes
the links of the Forest Hi Field Club yester-
day. In Glass A a triple tie resulted between
Judge T J. Lintott. president Of the club. Robert
Kuebler ana 2. c. Pulver. KuebIer returned Il net.
but there is rule preventing any net score better
than p
In Class B E. b Gregory won with IS net while
the prize for the best thirtysix hole gross
the entire days play went to Floyd Spencer with
rounds Of so and Sc for 1866
The handicap scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
HAYES BEATEN IN MARATHON RUN

Burlington. -. July 5.-Fst Dineen, the Boston
la zer, won a fuli distance Marathon held at
Centennial Field here today connection with the
Champlain celebration Johnny Hayes, Of New
York. the olympic winner Of year. was
second nearly "A mile behind Teddy Crooks Of
Fail River was third, and Black Hawk, Canadian
I.aian fourth. Dineeu's time was three hours nat
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
THE SOY-I FIRST HOME.
Loses Yacht Race, Ho5ceoer, on Cor
rectcd Time, Dozen the Bag.

Thirty-one boats. the pick of the racing feet in
Gravesend Bay. started in special handicap race
under the auspices Of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Yesterday morning. TIE regatta was held in con-
necton with the Independence Day celebration at
Bath Beach and Bensonhurst. ". A Barstow's
Soya was the first yacht TO finish on corrected
time, however, first prize went to the Trio, the
property Of g II. Clayton.
The summary follows:
SPECIAL RACIAL. CLASSES - START, 1fl0-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06

Murphy up and to play. and c. B. Morgan de-
feated ". Lester Glenney up and to play In
the seEni-fna round for the consolation cup S. Fl.
Patterson defeated H r. Fox up and to play,
and A L. Wills drew bye. In the final Wills
defeated s. H. Patterson / up.
The leading for the Independence Day cup
follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
GOLFERS THR0NG LINKS
OUT FOR THE HOLIDAY.
Watson MakeS Losg Score by the
Lpht of the Noon.

Golfers celebrated the glorious Fifth on many
courses yesterday by turning out in numbers under
the ideal conditions. Medal play handieaps' bogie
competitions and fixtures for women were al IN
cIuded At the Nassau County Club r W. warner
Won two prizes while over at Engewood Dr. l. W
Callan the championship of his club
Both and women played over the links or
the Dunwoodie Country Club yesterday. but noun
Ing happened which created half so much taik as
the moonlight performance of A. J. Watson on
Saturday night. Watson's feat was the more
remarkable coming it did as his Iourlh con
secutive eighteen hole round He began the uay
by tieing for the second net prize in the open
thirty-six hole handicap at Apawamis. and then
hustled down to Dunxoodie in time to reel on an
81 late in the afternoon
When ne ready begin again 1t was
O'Clock at night, but the moon was full Watson
started bravey a wager that he would not
lose ball, and incidentally got round in less than
100. He also started with the understanding that
his moonlight round would stand against a day
light round to be made later by P NJ. Mclaughlin,
a Glass man. Watson went out in 10 and back
in IL for 81, and he used the ball throughout
His card read follows:
A j Watson. Dunwoodie:
Out fS .:::::::.::.::s t44-o2
The competitive programme at Dunwoodie yes
terday varied M Parrish-Watson the
red card Glass A handicap, with s5-12-73. while
G. E. Hall in the division, with sS-24-6s
In Glass c. W. L. Wemples 1G+-S6-68 was easily
the best. Glass competitions in a. best-ball team
competition drew out a good sized field, ". W
Babcock and d. Torrance winning in Glass A. with
76-91z-6612. Class winners r. W. Graham
and J. D. Wildman, whose card read s5-19i9-6513
and in Class ". A. Mgan and r, NJ. Barthoo
won, with 97-2S-G9.
A large entry received for the women's
twelve hole putting competition, for which three
prizes were given Mrs, Bird won, with a score OF
a. followed by Mrs. Wildmar, with %, and Mrs
Gardner, with q.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
WARNER LEADS FIELD |
ROUTS COLONEL BOGIE.
WINS T10o Competitions on Nassau
Country Clubs Links.

n. W. Warner proved the star performer at the
Nassau Country Club yesterday. winning both the
independence Day Handicap and the bogie COM
petition with card of s4-r7-s7. Against bogie the
winner finished up. W. L. Hicks returAed cred
liable So Following are the scores:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
CLASS A
CLASS J

Robert Abbott the driving competition. his
average for three drives being 26S 1-s yards C. B.
Morgan finished second, with average or ZZ7 l-3
yards and r F. Murray third, with an average
of PIC 1-3
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.

Medal play in handicap and mixed foUrsomes
in order at the Richmond County Country
Club yesterday, X. P EInmous and Z. Crawford
winning the net prizes while W. II. Rachau and
P. H Jennings tied for the best gross at 79.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Stout won the mixed four
somes. The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
PLAlNFlELD COUNTRY CLUB.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

T1ainaeId N j. July 5.-Perfect weather ana an
attractive Iist Of fixtures brought out big crowd
at the PlainaoId Country Club to-day. Robert Abb
bott won the club championship, defeating C. B.
Morgan, up and 20 play. In the semi-fnal
round this morning Robert Abbott defeated Arthur
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
aALTusRoL COLE CLUB.

Three competitions kept the Baltusrol golfers
busy yesterday. The all-day handicap resulted IN
w. V. Swords winning with 175-26-149. while f.
G Faber accounted for the afternoon handicap,
his card reading 9l-2O-71 The sweepstakes went
to the veteran f. A. Wright. with Il net Fol-
lowing the scores:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06

The draw for the first round Of the Billin cup
matches. to be played next Saturday, Wealth
erby and BeuteIle, Sayer and FelIs Pomeroy and
Austin and Barber and Coke
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06

Little Desil $500 the Masgue, $500; the JOY 5707:
the lis the NuEt TrOs % 10, the Mana 5S:37
-ae Chico. 5s44 tie aries $3.50; the Mischief. 5S :58
Queen. ssr-El J4-3l. GuuIa. 81:
-5.- Mouse Nance. Slow Poke
lJo.Io. slim. l-5y-O4. 81 and =. 1.00:4I the
Iaaulu I-gG4l- Bl-as, the Goblin. 1.0l:0T
he Carellss lol:1I- Francis l01 -: the Merry
widow Midget 1O4 IS. the Meteor, I:O5 49,
BulfHea. l.Us-@7: the ansaee Ill 81. Peri H. Z
BRADLEY. Cld finish.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
DEAL GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB.

There full turnout for the thirty-six hole
medal play handicap at the Deal Golf and Country
Club yesterday. P. II. Moore won. with card of
1S3-SS-145. while p w. Kendall. playing from
scratch, the gross prize with credltabe 1e9
The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
YoUNTAkAH COUNTRY CLUB.

Miss Whitney and F. B. Williams won the mixed
foursome cups presented by Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Benson yesterday at the Yountakah Country Club.
The cards in the handicap for the Berry cup were:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06

Miss Grace Ten Eyck and w McNaughton
the putting and approaching competition with a
Of @
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
ST. ANDREWS GOLF CLUB.

St. Andrews yesterday, with a card of Ss-I4-75,
while A. VI. Reid won the gross prize with 73. He
had play from plus ,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
DYKER MEADOW GOLF CLUB.

There were thrty-three starters for the Inde-
pendence Day cup yesterday at the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club but only ten cards were returned. E. J.
Phillips the winner
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
APAWAMIs GOLF CLUB.

There was a tie at thirty-six holes for the w r.
ThurstOn cup yesterday at the Apawamis links
between B. c. Fuller and NJ. W. Laidlaw, who will
play off next Saturday.
The cards follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
WEE BURN GOLF CLUB.

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Stamford. Conn JuI~ 5.-The competition at
the Wee Burn Golf Club to-day a thirty-six-
hole handicap for Glasses A and B.
The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
PARK GOLF CLUB.

Planfeld N J., July 5-There a large field
out at the Park Golf Club to-day Play for the
summer cup finished. DR.. H K. Carroll win
ming. with 1g% points. c. B. Morse was second
with 16lb points ". E. Lough won the holiday
cup The leading follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
DRIVER INJURED IN RACING AUTO.

Los Angeles. July while practicing for tho
Santa Monica automobile road race to-day. Bruno
sefbeTs car racing at seventy miles hour. broke
two wheels and turned over sharp turn. pin
ming seIoel beneath tho machine and tracturins
two ribs
For oth.r sports see paxcs 9 ana
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
N0t finished when committees
came ashore
HARRIMAN HORSES WIN.
Deiafeld COlOrs L0zcered IN Straight
Heats at HOhOkuS.

The meeting Of the rival stables OF E H Harrf-
man and Richard DeIafeld provided plenty OF sx-
citenent the light harness meeting on the half
mile track Hohokus, n J. yesterday Grand.
stand and clubhouse were packed and enthusiasm
ran riot Three races were on the programme. the
2.35 trot the % pace and the 21S pace. but IN
terest centred around the trotting event. II
here that R,ichard Deiaaed's Happy Madison
would try conclusions with The Laird. from the
Hartman stable
I04 at Tuxedo Park not long ago. was entered IN
this race but was finally scratched. and it is
doubtful II she could have beaten The Laird who
finishes as strong as he starts Bud Murray
was in the drivers seat, and he drove The Laird
to victory in three straight heats although Az
crfggs Waikiki Wilkes gave him SoOd race in
the first heat and finished almost neck and neck
with the bay stallion. TIE Aycrfgg entry got sec
ond money. and Happy Madison had TO BE contens
with third place
The programme was opened with the 2-Z2 pace,
and here another entry from the Hartman stable
won in straight heats. Silver Gentry. beautiful
roam stallion with a perfect head and a silver
name and tail that sweeps the ground. He quite
outclassed the rest of the field and employed his
usual tactics trailing the leaders until they were
on the second Iar and then coming on down the
home stretch with burst of speed that resisted
all onsIaughts from his opponents and landed him
under the wire in front every time. Murray also
drove the winner in the 2l6 pace
By this time the spectators had become accus-
toned TO seeing che crimson satin jacket and cap
out in front, Murray in three in
straight heats. making nine winning heats for him
in the 2.l6 pace ne drove Weston. bay stallion.
owned by Rensselaer, Weston. The best time was
2.l5l.. The judges DIT. II D. GIL. DR. A c.
Hopper and r. A Adams Thomas Floyd Jones.
DR. J. r. Finch and George Keegan were tha
timers and s VI Klotz sent the horses away.
The summary follows
New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
The leading scores follow

Class An Carey, up; DR.. Carl Martin. up;
w A. TIlty, up; e. c. Converse. 8 up; B. II.
! up: r S Armstrong j UP: F. c HiIliard even;
G. P. Sheldon, even; B, $. Bottoe, down; E. n.
Judd, down: J. T. SOutter, down; A. V. Wite-
man, 4 down; V. r. Muller 4 down: J. W. Cur
tiss. down: E B. CuTtiss down; r. c. Carroll.
S. McGovern, down; E. S Fink, down,
H l. Camn1ann. even; W S. Neidrun even;
James MeCutcheon down; F. W. Russell. down;
A. @. Myers, 6 down; r. Craft, down; A. b.
Turner, down J. a. Topping. down. William
Bracken, down; A M Blake, 10 down; F. n.
Norton. II down; W. S. Comfy IA down.