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The sun., 1910-06-26
CRICKET.
Many Matches Played IN Greater New
Sork Yesterday.

The Metropolitan League had tvo game.
scheduled NJ Prospect Park The Brook
Iyns ran up q total Of 10 for tUo Wickets
aud then disposed Of the ManhattAns for
"a J. Poyer was IN form Wlth the bat
and registered - not out u Poyer and
o. Rushton shared the bowling honors
with four uickets apiece
staten Island met Bellevue at Upper
MontclaiT. The visitors ran up i0s and had
put out Of the Bellevue men when time
was called e H Clarke was not out for
q for staten Island and A. G. Laurie bic
well for 81 W e. Baber BOWED 4 wickets
FOR W runs aRd " r. Cobb captured for ii
The Mnnhattana met the RrOOklyns
in the second section league contest AZ
Prospect PARK When time was called the
Manhattan had all the better of the game
With 4 total Of is7. while Brooklyn could
score for 2 wickst- only q &. y Black
pTOokss. ~. aud M Dunno was not out
Tor "a for Brooklyn &. = White and y x
Walter had scOres Of 10 and y not ont
pTospsst PARK ran 40 Iis asainsr the
Y T. 4 e. ~ tho Parade Grounds. winning
The Wesf Indians srored 10 against
Paterson a. Prospect Park, disposed % the
visitors FOR u and won By ~ runs.
HenaonhuFst suffered its FIRST defeat in q
championship Eame when they met Rich.
uund County at West New Brighton The
sore Bens0nhurst. 50. Richmond County
~.
nv the NsW York Veterans IN an asaOciatiOn
matrh AZ West New Brighton BY q mArgin
of ~ runs with wickets 70 spare. The
Veterans total uaa ll0 for Wicketa
The sun., 1910-06-26
70 TRT ~ CHT NARSH4LS.
"aypr Finds mat ssopping RNtOVtIon
Prum the PoSr-R II Net Eaay.

FrOm Ihe POOr.Is Net Eaay.
Soon aftsr Mayor Gaynor assumed
ones he called thu city marahala To-
getheT and told them that in the nast
there had hegn too much oppression In
making diswaints on chattsls. and hs
warned them that not only would the law
have 10 h. obsyed 70 the bitter in 10,
seizng Of goods hut that any marshal
who VIVA shown to have collected eH-
csasiVs fees would bs dismissed peremp-
torily
The warning apparently did not have
ths eject the Mayor hoped for. -Four
maralnAs were dismissed recently for
wOrhing in collusion with men who had
az one time heen connected with the
marahaFs Oifioe and who continued 20
pose A. regularly RuthOriyed marahals
and charged sxorbitant fees. Theae
Ices. 70 has been discovered by Robert
AdamsOn. secretary 10 the Mayor. have
bsen divided with the marshala who
have bs,en in colluaion with the men
who hadlmade illegal bevies.
On charges similar 20 thess twelve
more citysmarshals are 20 be- puE on trial
next week. Unless they can provo beyond
the least doubt that there are no grounds
for the charges which have been brought
against them they will be- dropped i'm
mediately. The Mayor hopes 20 wips
out every semblance Of graft in the City
Marshals ofiice for the reas on 1hat sucf
graft Is toll taken from thu poor.
The sun., 1910-06-26
GUAYJACKBH'S FINE RACE
DEFEATS SOYA AND SPIDER ~.
~ CRESCENT REGATTA.


The annual regatta Og the Crescent Ala
letic Club which Was sailed on the lover
bay Yesterday afperROOn vas a most sue
cessful one TWeuty-nine Yachts started
and every one finished This u the largest
neet of starters in any lower hay regatta
this season. and a. the wind Vas steady
ell the afternoon and 0f sufficient strength
10 drive the raoers a. their best speed the
contests were most interesting The start
vas made On the dock of the Atlantic Yacht
Club a. Sea Gate and the racr Vas manas"i
b President 4 ,. McDermot'. Commodore
Francis N. wilson. Horace =. Boucher.
Charles 4. Kelly aud Dr .. y De Mund.
10 was the second race ot.lae series fOE he
champtonships The wind was south BY east
all the afternoon and the committee 60
lected courses . aud for the racers. The
Y boats went 10 BensOnhurst. Fort Hamilton.
Buoy u and home. twice around. or twelve
miles IN all The other rlasaes vent 10
RensonhuTst. Fort Hamilton aud Sea Gate
twice around. eight miles in au The
sloOps os clasa Y we're sent away az sos
They crossed on the sfarbOard tack. having
reach 20 the BsnsonhuFut mark. The
Grayiacket vas first over the line. followed
closely hy the sOya and Spider ~. some
distance astern.
u vas q close race 10 the hrst mark
where bOoms were Gybsd. aud then u was
another reach 70 the FORT Hamilton mark
Then Il was windward work and Orayjacke Il
~ once showed her superiority oy drawing
away from the others very rapidly. She
did not seem 10 point a. high as the Soya.
hut she fOote ed - fast that she more than
made No what lbtls abe los, The times
at the finish Of the first round were. Gray
Iacker, ass o. Soya. A55 e. spider H..
a5SSS on the second round the Gray
Jacket Increased her lead aud won the race
easily The finishing times were Gray
Jacket. ttss2 sOya. iii o.. spider ~,
t5iM
There were six starters In the handicap
| class three In each division. In the ng'
division Joy led all the way round the course
The times a. lhe home marx were: Joy
on the Second round Joy still led. but she
could not get far enough ahead 70 save
! the allowances. and "a Cubana won the
/ race IN the secund division the times a.
/ less, s.sste Mischief. ass 81. Breeze IN
| shed fret and she won the race
There we're four starters In the 8 class
/ The times on the first round were. Blue Bell.
Bsnsonhurst. Io0zS. on the second round
| NJ and y made a gain Of seconds Rue
| Bell won the race. with " and u second.
There were twelve.startefs In the knock
about class and the race was won BY Plat
and Ttemann'a Su1rageite, which led al
the Way from the start. The SLOW Poke
vas second and Chico third.
y. e. MOOres Aries won the race for sail
Ing dingies The Skeets was second, but
after the hnish r. de p. Bayley disqualified
himself by announcing that he had forced
another Yacht about When he did DOT have
the right Ot way,
The summaries.
The sun., 1910-06-26
NV M RDIE RECORD.
& > Bacon Runs as7 Yards In Worlds
Ilgst Time


Tie vorlds record was broken ~ the
knight. 0fSf irthouT annual deld day ~
Jeiur park Yesterday. The feat occurred
.n tls onr.oiih Of a mus ,.i hurdle rae or,
of tho New lurE 4 g. aid the trick Ne
covered tho distance luI topped the timhers
BOZ tI T.1 .a,prd-. Hud tins clipped s-5 of a
second oT tho mark made hv Gardner Of
Uarg1rd 40 Iuygr- Island two weeks ago
bacon Hou hy Eve yards from his nearest
oppuual, The summary.
10 Ward W.r Hardirap Won hy George .
CaniH il1r.n.rh1 iyCuu. io ads FRED uheu
sNsv Nu.. a.. 1Nard. 1lr1 Tine 81 second.
uug 1910 rr'hy 0atofg lthleuc LraFle
NoT n,'...- ., 2 ,.sS,. ,i '1 3n,o,, ,.oisa 81,
ord team u.d HuC 1 minutes % -econds
Three NIr N1l Hanlica0 Won b. Ibls>el
loyr- Motatt " i'' ards .sroad - nj HarT,
smith. rasrIu" f.. IN arts thini. Time
6rs w.. cab R,isy Handicap Won By New
yars 4 q 70 yaris with I. j. Walsh, " \
Wagner q e. irr. 1ri 3 z Eisards lrlsh
q ,n ,,-ls --rona WIN Z gh.'tlgL Z
z-6 Eali Run. Iisrdicap cathollc Aihlcde
Leas.s Won ~ a. 81 iia'I si1.Pn knishu o.
Association. g yalfs. serJ1J u g. McGowan,
k1ir'', Of ST. Anthony. yards thlrt Time.
Ons Wre Ron. Hg.a,.ap carhour Ahledr
Leagrs Won b. M 1uy, ,man. lorona iyrsum.
= yhrds p Hui.sharh. 81 Peter, q. q. Oyaris.
seruud y MHiaughH1 knight. OF 20 Anthony
sCratTl. mini Time, Z mIuutrs Ji s secunds
Ile larf HTut. Won bg 4 Hanou. New
Yors : q. 3 layri 1,h American 4. g.
secona. a. raleirh. iusE fmedran A. c.
fbit Tine. UTb scConds new worlds
rrraTl
Two thirds Of n NIir Uun. HaEdicap-Won by
D. tIourHI H unaiiachri o. yards. J Monu
mont ldsH American 4 o.. sCratrh. secund:
o. sullivan. irisL American 4. C.. ErFatrh
tUfrI Time mine 'ra t3 seconds M0numeut'H
lime fniTutrs - srrluf.
Thr0W.lg ihr Discus. HhnIirap Won hy Tom
Mclaughlin. Lo4rhHu igrruw. = feet. Win
an actual hTJW ~ iDs feet ~ lrrhra. Dan
Ahenrnr lffsh Nwf iHHr A. e. Sd fest srrund
with an lrlusl Llrua ~ ne feet "a lnrhrs Y y .
sheridan, iri-h American 4 O. srrafct. thirl.
With 4 fhHnw nf f.s ..Hf j Infh
The sun., 1910-06-26

lnspeetpr's second visit. the Sheriff.
oil called Tor i20 prisoners. while, ac-
coroing to the inspectors report. al he
found there was,iorty-ive. a discrepancy
Oi eighty-four
ne day the inspector made his third
visit, on November "a. 1906. b. found
only thirty-thres prisoners: nsverthslss.
the sheriff preaeEtsd bis hill and collsctpsi
ior zoe prisoners on that day. a difference
ot aiKty-nins.
HE sheriff received 80 canta a dav
lor tbo board of prisoners; consequently
- WRongfully collected Sc 80 for thnse
three days. Taking SIS a day a. a fair
average and assuming that this average
vas sept np during the term Of threo years
NE Sonrtn stob In the neighborhood Of
e9y0trom the county In this way alone
Iha Sheriff h said 10 have offered 10
make restitution 10 tho extent % $50 900
immunity were promised him. A the
o1sr Waa not accspted the sheriff did not
ulry 70 80 q the Grand Jury Intended b.
return a.. indictinsnt against him.
The sun., 1910-06-26
RACING no BLOCK ISLAND.
NnnuAl Events ~ New Vera 4. G. started
FPom IlnrklebeFFy lslanA

The annual lORg distance races Of the
New York Athletic Club from a line on
ilucklebsrry Island 10 Bloek laland were
started yesterday The sailing yachts we're
sent away at ms o'clock In the morning
and tha motor boats we're started at 5
O'Clock In the afternoon
The wind Vas light from east northeast
when tho feet gathered 0n the starting line
and tho small craft made a very pretty
plrture a. they sailed about waiting for the
signal The steam yacht MOhicnn vas the
committee bOat and on board Nere Com
mander 4 u iry and e. : Hing Two
stake boats were used 10 mark tho line
The usual warning signals NcTe made and
AZ mrs the racers were sent on v y
Bavier's Interim vas tho first awav. fol-
louei By Iambden \ Morse's Chinook
". l. FOuler's BedouiR aud a. \ Duel's
Rewuy Tbs 5;h-fs ueTo aeil bunched and
IN ten minutes thev we're spread out Ike
a fan on the sound. some choosing the
south side. some the north and Others
sailing In the middle.
There Wero thirty starters 81 IN
O'clO-k the Interim was stiil the leader Of
me race She vas then one mile east of
MatinneCoCk Point buoy The Crrscrn,
vas close astern Twenty Of the racers
had worked over 10 the Long Island side
and a. the wind during fhedfternoon came
/ southwest hey we're able 90 lny their
courses through the sound la'er tho
wind freshened considerably amt all we're
soon lost 20 sight II Naa thought that n
he wind held during the night the yaChis
Would reach the finishing line. lNsi IN iirs away.
early this morning
There are i've prizes Ia tho regular event
a special prize Tor the besi time made aud
another special Tor The hHudlrun dis isipn
| The starters. their owners AMI allowances
follow
The sun., 1910-06-26
JEFFRIES WELCOMES TLTHAV.
Nuld0on ~ a Pearemaker . sacress
JrTFiss 10 BoN In Morning

ErNH. Nay June 70 -Pes0ns.liatiouz
vera the order ~ Tho dav az M0nna Spr. ng-
John T. sullivan shook hands with James J.
Corbrft and l.gtched uD their difficulties
and later still vra,ped the hand of jams y
Iefri-- Jim Corbr,' agreed 10 forget and
forgive in = Wh0la-0uisd fashion JeTries
entered info The peace conference and re-
marked % friends after John T. had left
that he was glad sullivan had yi~ited ths
camp and that 40 had shaken hands
The reconciliation wa- tot brought about
without zorns manruvring and chief ~ edit
Tor the happy conclusion of the affair u
due william MuldOOn. Frank Hall and Joe
Choynski
Jim. Ssid Muldoon 20 Corbstt. 7 want
10 bring John l. 0u' here and ! want YOU
to iorrst your differences and b. friendly
We'll. replied Cofbstt. ! did feel bitt ~
toward John D.. sullivan Tor the thing- he
has said about ne bat have blown "a the
steam and am wiling 10 shake hands with
him " he viii come here
The -~Juring Of the consent % Iefnes
10 meet sullivan vas fgiTiy easy. for Iehries
sHid that sullivan would hs WelcOued at
the camp John l.. Sullivan, hi= manager
Frank Hall and William MuldOOn were
Jim. said Mnidoon. who acted a. master
Of ceremonies. want yOu 10 shake hands
with sullIvan. patch up yOur differences
and forget all this
COrbsit extended his hand 10 sullivan
and unmarked. John. you mustn't roast me
any more.
Jim. / have never done that replied
sullivan and the tFO men stepped aside
Iafrtea talked more about his CONDITION
TO-DAY and about hi- dea. u the contest
than usual. some one said 10 him fhat be
Wa dong q lOt of work.
Yes. he answered. and can do q lot
m0re % n. The work appeals 10 me be-
cause / expert 20 reap the harvest Om the
Fourth ~ July There are some peOplr.
he contin,ied. who say that ] can 90 o1tr
q distance and that have 20 win this Iighi
In shorf Time / knoW inst o. veil D. II
The Hrht were over that u 10 goes fifteen
Or twenty rounds that vii win and expert
that l WILL he getting better al The time
have been testing myself Out and ! know
pretty we'll by nov just what can stand
The big fellows work was cut short to-
day. much TO the relief % BIZ trainers, Who
fear h. - taking % too much weight iu he
hot climate and h. decided % 20 lsaing
this afternoon. u b. whispered around that
hla SUNDAY boxing will b. done a. O'ciaCk 4
Al all events he has issued orders TO- his
irainers 20 b. % and around az 0'clock
IN ffs morning.
johnson attracted a large gatherina a.
his rrmp this afternoon The hlafk cham
pion Wa- schesiuied 20 do his boxing 10 the
atpen af 2 o'clock. and although he is some
ffwaa late In hls WOrkOuts b. rarely dis
appoints ~ regards hia programme Auto.
nlnhfies and rigs we're TeuuisittOned "a take
fhe rrovd oui - he road nouse and ihere
wa a remarkable gathering when Johnson
appeared The Champion boxed In good
form and opened The eyes of some II The
men uh0 bed not heretofOrs ~ren him u
a'fign.
The sun., 1910-06-26
TWO START FOR BERWrDL.
EroneI -. leads a. TNry Pass out 10 Sea
on l.sRg Journey.

Two motor boats started yesterday on
the race ~ Bermuda. These we're Vice
Commodore samuel Cochrane's ErOnel II
and Henry Douglas Baron's Yo 10 The
Eronel ~ represents the RsnsOnhurst Yarhr
club and the Yo Ho The Kennebec Yacht
Club
The start was made from a line 81 the
New York Motor Boat Club a. the foot Of
West Itsth street on the Hudson River
They were sent aWav ~ 1910 o rlock and the
Yo TO was the first across the line. leading
by about ten seconds The Eronel ~ soon
cut this lead dOwn and had passed the
80 H0 hv the time he racera we're opposite
Grants Tomb When she passed Out ~
sen some time later she had q good lead
The Yachts are 10 race 10 bermuda. fuishing
OF - David's Head. go miles auay. The
uriye IL challenge trophy ami ~ 90 Ia
cash 20 tho winner
The sun., 1910-06-26
TACHRIS 10 NAVE CHiRGE.
Ordered tO.COmmsnd Italian Bureau Al
Central Omee.

Lieut. Antonio Vachris. according 20
an order issued yesterday by Police CON-
missioner Baker. il 70 leave the Brook
lyh branch Of the Italian detective bureau
and take the plaoe'formerly held by Lieut.
Joseph Petro.snO who was killed in Italy.
A. head % the Manhattan Italian buueau
He will replace Lieut. Arthur Gloster.
who has been temporarily in command.
Vachris's plaos ia Brooklyn is 70 be
filed by Nichaele Meaili. who has been
Vachris's right hand man. lAeut. Clos
ter will have charge Of the new branch
u the detective bureau In Fast Sixtieth
street. which Is 10 be- opened Tomorrow
Other transfers announced yesterday
are a. follows: Acting Captain William
J Clark goes from the first branch de-
tective bureau in Allen street % the fourth
branch In West Fifty-secOnd street
Capt Edward { Barnett is transferred
from the fourth b the first branch.
The sun., 1910-06-26
TOBiCCO AND POLITICS.
EuFIey Nen Gloomy because CaRtrul u
Nominated by kentucky Democrats.

LExIN0roN. Ky. June 2s.--John Camp
bell Cantrill of Georgetown was nomi-
mated for Congress to-day by the Demo-
Gratis of the seventh district. The Burley
Tobacco Society asserts that he will do
all IN his power 20 disrupt the sOcisty,
whereas State senator Claude NJ Thomas.
whom he deteatei, Is an avOwsi Burlsy
supporter.
The fight was one Of the bitterest ever
fought IN this district Mr Cantrilfs
majority will reach 5000
Congressman Cantrill said IN the cam
paign that he would introduce a measure
which would force the Burley ofiicials
20 open their books for inspection of the
tobacco growers who had pooled their
crops
The sun., 1910-06-26
Ed Hears FIre Is ChsrEed Win KIIllnE
Takes 4 Gun. His wife.

HELFNA. Mon. June 20 Forty indict-
ments wern returned by the Federal
Grand Jury to-day. Il is Understood
that several of them have % do with the
taking % the new crnElls Most Of them
are for Indian reservation and postal
service offences 81 Hears Fire. a Grow
Indian. IL charged with staying his wife
whose name was Takes A Gun.
The sun., 1910-06-26

Pastlme 4. e. Cantures Pslnt Elonors
Win small fetal

number OF promising athletes com
petai IN the annual noyirc games of the
Flnthush Nthletic Cluh a. Hawthorne Field
Br10kirp vesferdav The pustime Ath-
letIc Cluh J.p ne point trapky gith a
total of NDInfs The Nev West Side
AthlCfir 'lHh va SECOND WITH r. points
some spirited tOuprtition vas Witnessed
] " Reyes. au unntiu" he'd runner. after
running abreast with D. Irefry Of Com
merrlaI Hirh school for three quarters
1f tho way M fhe go yard ruu, breasted
the tape a winner 1r q iew inches
The sImmsries
tU Aard Pun Won b. %. JommershacE. 50
MirharIs L.yrrsm ~. U. Eiiuar.ll. pnsumc A. u.
serond D. larE.Jn. CicncDe a G.. thirt Time
rhrss aaarts- unc Run-won ~ T. w. Keyes.
unatiarh1d 2 W Ainrrt1n. Bethesda a. a..
sec0ud J.. Martin. Acorn A. =. third. Time,
mlnutrs Is srruuds
tnNarI RunH Won bv 2 RohrTtson. Ncu West
sllr A. & b. FFcfY. unattached. sou1nd. H
Gilman. NanUlal A. g.. third. Time. 81 Is
rhrer NIi- wah Won By q Williams. Pas.
dine A e. r Kaiser Morris 4 :. . aernnd NJ ID
kcarus. MORRIS a. a, hird. Time = miuutsu
80 YsT,i Rua Won by " n Coulns. McCaddiu
Lyrrum. q H 1aHman, Auols a. a.. ssrond.
W lini, Nru Wet side A. G.. tlird. Time,
. 3 arnuuHa
rhrrg uIic ln-won by vs. wIlsan. Hudson
Guild q. strrn, National a g.. serund n Crurk
Momiursldr a 8, udri Time. "a minutes
81 srrunla
The sun., 1910-06-26
AFRO RACES At EMPIRE.
speneer WIslhArd wins WestchesIer Gen.
flemea's Hnandienn


spencer wishard, who drove q Mercedes
car In the Vanderbilt cup race on Long
Island last fall. won the Westchsstsr gentle
mems handicap race Of ten miles yesterday
afternoon a. the Empire City track In the
Mount Vernon Automobile Clubs annual
automobiie Secs meet foE gentlemen
Grand stand and AFFORDED about a. much
applause 10 the starter and the Young
cannon he used In place OF a revolver ~
they did the victOrs in the races A. sIs
O'ClOck the announcer SAID there would
be an int-rmis.sion Of ten minutes 70 sprinkie
the track, and the racing vas resumed az
as.
The cars entered for the Westchester
ssSr es eSrdhs sTs % S.toS Slssfa asp,S S,o
ment. IN Class A, for cars Of 20 cubic
inches piston displacement and less. Walter
WeisbeckeT, Buick. won The ave mile elm
nation trial from r. ~ Owen, REQ. The
winners time was : minutes y t-s seconds.
and he won BY three-guarters Of a mile
ln Class y. lor cars Of 20 g B9 cubic inches
piston displaoement, n. p. Bats, q p. d,
Won the i've mile elimination trial from
Byron Chandler. Plat, In minutes ~ IS
seconds. In Class e. for cars Of s0i 10 go
cubic inches piston displacement Russell
Smith. Buick. won from Joseph A. Hen
nings, Buick. In 2 minutea s. 5 seconds
In Class D, for cars Of more than Aso cubic
inches piston displacement. Spencer Wiah-
ard Mercedes. won from W harold Mendel
Mercedes, IN minutes ~ rs seconds
The handicans for tho final heat 30 ten
miles we're arranged a. fOlloWs. only the
winners Of each i've mile elimination trial
starting IN the final. Weisbecker. Buick
80 feet. Bats. \. Z. o.. go feet smith
Buick, ago feet. and Wishard. Mercedes.
scratch Weiabpcker led AZ the end n the
frst mile, Bafta Jed ~ tn end of the second
ana third milca and Wiaharu led from then
on - the hniah. utpuing EASILY hy ihree-
quarters q a mile iu % minutea "a 2-5 sec
onda Bats finished second
Byron Chandler. ta-10 hlrae-power Plat
defeated OTTO y huat, G bDfne-pouer hinCE
This event Waa for mamhara of the Mount
Vernon club nBd vas nnen % cars uf less
than 30 cubic inches ntsiuu dINrlacemenf
chandler b time uaa IutnuiAa % IS aecoudru
of the 0HU furiOng obs2acia Faee IN % sec
The sun., 1910-06-26

The ElmO n was winner ~ the Marble
head race last wear MargO il a GieioW de-
signed boat and mir b a new one ai me
racing game She was built an designed
BY Charles johnson Of south ncoOklvn.
The sun., 1910-06-26

ANNAFOLIs. Nd. June Is -MakinE 7.1as
points. the record aoofs Tor the season IN
any match IN Whicl the midshiDnien have
participated, the Naval Academy Fin8 Team
Won this Afternoon from the GuaFdrman
nf Maryland and the DltriCt 81 CoivInhia
ne Uigtfict men oaa The match "a
belwegn teams uf twelve mfn. be- ahlta
aach at tho l1o. en- and On yard rHmrl8
tlow IRE and tho 90 rapid Ore.
The sun., 1910-06-26
WOMEVS TENNIS.
Mlas Ilotchkiss Beats Mis- Hammond N
GhamplSnship Challenge R0und.

PHILABELFHIA. June p Mss Hazel
Hotchkiss Of Berkeley. Cal. this afternoon
retained the wOmen's singles national lawn
tennis championship. defeating tho chal-
lengeF. Miss Louiss Hammond OF New
YOrk. e. "a
The summary.
The sun., 1910-06-26

Thefe were sevvn -IaTiers % Tue r8Uo Tor
motor boats These we're sent on nt .
O'Clock The Gracelda led AZ the start. fol
lowed by Elizabeth. Marg0, Elmo n mir,
Surprise and Nutmeg The details oi
these follow.
The sun., 1910-06-26
BOARDERs WANTED.
-. -. 3. ?: o. wOp b - a o IAs

onds. Batts. \. p. o.. won In Class A % the
obstacle race In - gecondE,
Mayor Ftak % Mount vernon acted aa
chief aFtillerYman ~ the start Of the ten
mile interciub faoe open 70 recogniHed
clubs In Neaiche1ler county. Russeu Iaith
luigk, Who drove In the name of the bTonE
Valley Auto Club, won this event ~ 10
minutes u pecOnda. J. Mora Boyle, MID
land, who drove ~ q member u the Bronx
vile Automobile Club. finished se0ond
Nc. Boyle entered q protest against award
ing the MeaicheaieF cup-the prize fof this
race-tO Mr smith. declaring that there
Wna no such 0rEanlEatlOn - the nFOus
Valley Auto club. and also that Mr.. smith
had violated one of the C0nditi0 of the race
Decauae be did own the car he drove
Russell smith, 10 Horsepower nulok,
won the hve mile club champi9Bahip Face
for members Of the Mount Vernon Auto
mobile Club. his time being q minutes 80
seconds, Byron Chandler, I'D horse
power Flat was seunnd. The other start
egs In this event were William VI. Mendpl
~ horse-power is0ttarFraschini. loaenh
A. henuinga. 20 horsepower Bulck. W
Harold Mendel. % horsepower MsrCedss,
and Noe 4. laaaca. o. horsepower Mer-
celiea smith drove the last two miles
of the race on one Nat tire.
The sun., 1910-06-26
TTE ~ LACROSSE MATCH.
CrPseeuts ant Teeuniseh % ToroBto
Eaeh aeore q Goaln.

tacrosss for the season came 20 an end
a. the Bay Ridge grounds of the Crsscsut
Athls'c club yesterday 18th a W. game
BET Ween tho New Moon Twelve aud tho team
of the Tecumsch lacrosse Club of Toronto.
Canada After leading the visitors By q
scoTe of Z goals 10 Z ~ the end Of tho
frst haf. the New Moon players went ~
piores IN me second period Of play and the
Oansdans were able 10 score three nor
goals ant tia TIE arnFe ~ goals lM
Neither team Vas anAious % play 0n thotia
The sun., 1910-06-26

Mi-a Hotchkiss and Miss Rotrh won the
nat iunal uomens d0ubles chamutunahip.
dpfaaiinH in the 1nal round Miss hruwning
aud MIss Wlidey BY "a -.
The sun., 1910-06-26

Broadway & sOth ST.; sth Ave; 10Th ST.
The sun., 1910-06-26
SCHENECTADY GRAFT HUNT
rt,IN NEARLY TWO YEARS
,sO M 4 SUPERVISION.

Comptroller Gynn Made the ESrst hives.
,lsauon which Disclosed NlolAtlsna
sI IaN b, superNisors-Ihs sAeFiR
. ub, T. MISSING stole aa0.OO0.