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New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
GOELET DRIVES WINNER HARLEM OARSMEN WIN
Beat Nassau Boat Club in Dual
Regatta.

The blue and white of the Harlem Rowing
Club triumphed over the blue bar of the
Nassau Boat Club in dual regatta held on
the Harlem River yesterday afternoon,
Captain Nagle's sturdy oarsmen being VIC
torious in three out of five events.
The regatta. which was the first ever held
between these organizations, viii proba bly,
become an annual fixture.
The contests were held under the most
favorable conditions The policing Of the
course. though performed by private enter
prise, was a signal success.
The senior octopede crews rowed to a
dead heat in one of the most thrilling races
ever seen on the river. The judges ordere1
the race to be rerOwed. and the Nassau
crew won in another driving finish by three
quarters of a length.
In the first heat the crews we're sent away
on even terms, and for one hundred yards
rowed stroke for stroke on even terms,
At this point Shepherd. of Harlem, raised
the stroke to thirty-eight TO the minute, and
his crew slowly forged away until they
were half length ahead. At the bridge,
about fifty yards from the finish. Meihroff
whipped the stroke to thirty-six, and TIE
Nassau shell crept UP until it caught the
Harlem crew right on the line. In the row
Walter Manley the junior sculler OF the
Harlem club. enjoyed a field day. He scored
an easy victory in the single event, leading
Mccarthy over the line by six lengths, and
after a short rest rowed to victory in the
doubles, with ]. II. Graham as a partner.
The summaries follow;
Senior single scus-W Won by Fred Shepherd,
Harlem K. G: q. r Haywood. Nassau B. g,
second. No time taken.
Junior single gig-Wo1 by Walter Nanley,
Harlem r g; J. Mccarthy, Nassau B. c., sec
crd- No time taken
Senior eight-oared shell-Won by Nassau h. c.
tW Kohler. bow: G. Haywood. No >; l. Gavet
No 3; g. Covert No. (; 9. a. Cool, No. ,; +.
". Stettig. No. 8; H. Stivers, No :; A Frazier
stroke l. Carb1nella CoXsWaint; Harlem r. c.
q. J. Lyons. bow: II. 4. Hansen. No 2; J. F.
Kett. No. 3 F. a. Bannon, No; 4: T; W. Brady,
No. o. W J. Lyons No 6: d. s. Wilson. No. !;
F Fuesse stroke: Ted Scanned, coxswain). sec
ond. No time taken.
Junior double gig-Wcn by Harlem r. c. u.
4. Graham, bow: w F. Maney. stro<el; Nassau
r. .. II. Mccarthy, bow w Cell, strokei. sec
ord. 40 time taken.
Senior octuDle scuIls--Won by Nassau b. c.
(G r Haywood. bow. G Howell. No. .; ].
Herbert No 2; r. Koher No. I: f. W. Stettig
No. D. a Frazier, No. g: H. Stivers. No. Z; ".
Mehrhoff stroke: l. ". Carbonella. coxswainl
Harlem r g. q. Desmarais. bow; J. J. Hughes
No. 2 r A. Brown No. 3; W J. Lyons. No. 1
= i Mclaughlin, No. 5: D. h Wilson. No 8;
7. Fuessel No. = +. Shepherd. stroke. Ted
~t..UnoII coXguaiul second.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
DONNELLY Wins A I|TlE
PIays Keen Golf Over Public
Links in Brooklyn.
MISSED PUT COSTS RECORD
Schepmoes Too Eager on Homs
Green and Misses Chance
for Mark.

Hugh T DonneIIy. product % Brook.
,vn,s n,1blic links. won the Long Island
golf championship title By defeating J. r.
CatIfn. up and 10 play. In the thirty-siy
hole final round on the Forest Park coUrs.
yesterday. Because Of bis brilliant = ths
dav before. DonneIly generally was picked
ia win. and It may be said that after tHs
FIRST seven holes he gave his admirers fs~
anxious moments
Although slight OF stature. DouDsIiy Hif.
the hall with a snap that gets distance. and
vben II comes TO putting he is wizard On.
,b. uneven greens Unless the ball Il
c,,ite close 70 the pin. Donneily generally
uses a nfd-iron for the approach put Hs
stood ,1p at the end Of the morning round.
The first beaten eight cup was "on BY
George Baxter. while the eignteen-no3e rasa
al play handicap went 10 g. ScneDmoe$
1tho SURPRISED every one by rseiing on Iy.
within a stroke OF the course record His
allowance of 2 strokes gave him tne ex-
ceptionalIy low net Of 81. enough 20 scars
off most Of the other contestants On tns
home green Schepmoes had short put for
a II which would have broken the record
In his eagerness he Overran and then
missed the wee one coming back 1ne card
was as follows:
q. sehepmoes. Forest PARK
9ut------- 3 I & 3 I { 5s-,
win regard to the chief match. bettss
,lri,-e won the first hole for Catlin. bTr
steady pIav won the third. fourth and htta
for DonneHv. The last named also got p
baIve in > at the next, after being IN ms
.-oods CatIin won the seventh oy putting
rot,nd a styrnfe in clever style. but Don
nelly captured the eighth and ninth so that
he turned for home Up The card showed
Al to a. in his favor. Coming home. Dom
nelly had nothing worse than -, and man
aged 10 increase his lead 70 up he rnads
the full round in 70 70 the others s.
In the afternoon Catlfn drove wildly on
ssveraI occasions and he also missed opf
rortunfties by falling TO hole short puts
At the fourth DOnnelly made two rad
shots vet won the hole when his OpponeHs
sliced an approach into the woods Aires
he stood dorrnie Donnetly lost two holes.
hut the match ended with halve in al
the thirteenth
The summary follows
Long Island championship c1nal. thirty "a
boIes)-H J. Donuelly. ForesI PARK beat J. 81
Ca+Iin Forest PARK. 3 up and 5 70 play
First beaten eight tfnal)-G c. Baxter hsss
A. e MaiIlefert I'D and 1 % play
Sscond sixteen CfnaI}-G SchspTnoes beat O.
T smith up and TO play
second teaten eight (fnal)-The Rev J. L.
clark heat W Cameron. I'D and 4 20 play
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

Park Hill now has total of 70 points. the
RronxviIle Athletic Association II points
and the PoweIton Club is third with 9
points in the struggle for the association
championship.
The match in which Burchard met Clark
provided the feature of the day. The first
set was fought out at a heartbreaking pace,
but Burchard was steady enough TO pun
through the critical pinches and tnally
won the set after a prolonged deuce and
vantage session Clark fell back in the sec
Ond set, so that Burchard. having struck
his gait. waded right along and scored
again without forcing his playing. In the
third set Clark made his great stand. splen-
didIv conducting an attack at the net,
which Burchard stubbornly contested, but
which finally swept him off his feet for the
set. After that Clark wavered again
Burchard winning the fourth and deciding
set in fairly easy fashion.
Hudson River Association championships. men s
singles final round)-Ross Burchard, PoTeiton'
defeated Morris 5. Clark, BronxVlhe' 3D. o.
Mems doubles final roundl-Morris S; Clark
and Abraham Bassford, tr BronxylIle, 9eIeaIed ta-
Alfred A. Lattlmer and A Dudley brl''oh'
BronxviIle 6-S 6-2. 6-2. ~
Women's singles (semi-anaI round)-Mrs, Will-
is hi FousI STdsIey PSNSlo5 75 Gs. defauited
Final round-Miss Anna Martin, Park Hill,
defeated Mrs. William ii. Pouch, fo"e'ton' DS
default NJ,
Championship and challenge Tound-Mrs
George /. Chapman, Syack, defender, defeated
Miss Anna Martin, Park Hill, challenger 6-a'
6-4.
Womens doubles Cinal round'-Miss Anna
Martin and Mrs Henry H. Bqrdick Park rIiII Hiii,
5cfeated Mrs William H Pouch and Miss Helen
Kerr Powelton. Pa. Ga. 6.l. Mo-
Mixed doubles first round1-Miss Anna Mar
tfn and Joseph G Condor, Park Hill. defeated
Mrs William Il. Pouch and Ross Burchard'
Powe1tou SIS 2-6, 15-l-
Semi-f7nal round-Miss Anna Martin and 10
seph { Condor, Park Hill. defeated Miss Juliet
cbeIIe ID 90; Miss Waddleton and Morris S,
ozark. Bronxyille. defeated Mrs Henry H. Bur
dicly and Joseph T. Batten, Park Hill, 81, ID.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
NER BRITISH COINS.

il "a Eaid frsI Cor some time the british
-7itrlt VIII continue ~ issue the coins Of
5s.ng Edward VII. and that a new issue
vel not be forthcoming until late in the
-sar. A die. however. viii have . be pre-
pared oud submitted to George / for ap-
rrovaI. II precedent should he followed the
face of the new King VIII be on the lef:
hsad side n the profile. as the custom
Hitherto has been 10 alter the position OF
the head in each succeeding reign. Thus.
Queer Victoria MAS looking toward the left
,-irr of the coins. Ring Edward toward the
rigat-LrOE6on Ca-c:aic.es
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
RICHMOND COUNTY
CRESCENT A. {

Because OF darkness the game between
Brooklvn and Manhattan at Prospect PARK
was left drawn. The contest was IN the
championship series of the Metropolitan
league. second section. and VIII add
another draw TO the already long llSt
plaved by the Manhattan team brooklyn
hated first and ran up a total OF llS. A
Lowell was in splendid form with the pat
and headed the run-getters with an innings
Of IS O Smith nit well for l. and w Mas
slah PLAYED carefully for 49, = ;. han
had the best analysis with the ball with ;
w5ckets for % runs.
RI
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
ENGLAND AFTER DAVIS CUP
Will Send Team to Australia to
PLAY for Lawn Tennis Trophy.

London. Jul- 1S.-The Lawn Tennis Asso-
clarion of Great Britain has accepted the
invitation Of the Australian association TO
send Z team to the colony 10 play the pre-
liTninary matches with the American team
for the Davis cup
The British association also has decided
10 accept the guarantee Of expenses offered
hy the Australian association. The names
of those who viii make UP the team have
not vet been announced.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
BENsONHTRsT c. {
STATEN ISLAND c. c.


The Crescent Athletic Club played a
spirited game against Richmond County at
Bay Ridge, and won by a margin of ~
runs J A Simpson hit In good style for
the winners for Al. r. CIendenning ran mp
% before he was retired. and ". F. Jack
son was responsible for - Jackson also
performed well with the ball, capturing 3
wickets for 81 runs, but the best bowling
was accomplished 10y " Bonnar. who
secured > wickets at a cost OF SO runs.
For Richmond County, J. n Escobal
stroye valiantly to avert defeat, and was
in a long time for % runs. while o. Tur-
VILE during his stay at the wickets put on
Il runs TurviIle also had record Of 4
wickets for 43 runs with the ball. and J. II.
Briggs did still better. with figures Of 5
wickets at cost Of - runs.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
DEAL GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB.

In the play-off Of the tie for the Glass A
cup on the links of the Deal Golf and
Country club yesterday j. l.. Kelly won
with a net score of II. The seml-fnaI
round for the July cup was also played.
George Burd beat J. f Stanley. jr.. up
and 10 play and f. W. Cone defeated n
C. Turner. up and 10 play. The semi
final round in the r division resulted in
!. D. Johnson beating II. T. O'Reilly, .
up. and J. f. ConkIn disposing OF Jesse
Watson by up and TO play.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
BALTUsRoL GOLF CLUB.

T. T. Reid won the eighteen-hole medal
play handicap on the links of the Baltusro1
Golf Club yesterday. with card of S2-s-74
In the semi-hnal round for the Baltusrol
cup c. j. Sullivan beat A. G.. Downer /
up. and D. ". Granberg beat George G.
Howell up and > to play. The attraction
at.the club to-day will be A four-ba1 match
in which W. ]. Travis of Garden City, will
team up with F. r. Upton. jr.. against
J. S Woodward and George Low. the Bal
tusro1 pro
The best scores in the handicap were as
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

Members Of the Nassau Country sl's
competed In a thirty-siN-hole medal ga.
handicap yesterday Nearly thirty startso'
but only ten fuU cards were returned, VIE.
the result that 4. Fletcher and ". Eeas-
tied for first prize. with net scores OF "
The scores were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

Chief interest at the Fox Hills Golf Club
yesterday centred in the match play for
the Colonel O'Donoghue trophy. Following
are the results:
a II Pogson beat J. s Primrose. > Up and 1
10 play: II Cozens Hardy beat Captain Scott, Z
up and 10 play: Thomas + Lee beat James
NJ. Fleming. I up: E : Powell beat ]. w Nc
Nenany. UP and l to play; Thomas ". Tan
mock beat ?. W Posson l Up; W F. Helm beat
Lloyd Tefft, l - holesp- R McClain beat
George Armstrong. up and to PLAY: H n
Lloyd beat Frank Reilley. up and TO pIay
The class handicaps resulted as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
CLASS \.
UPPER MoNTcLAiR GOLF CLUB

JBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune
Montclair, N J., July l6.-The qualifying
round for the president cup and the sec
ond round at match play for the govern
ors cup were played by the members OF
the Upper Montclair Country Club this aft
fcllOEs N1I - ~
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
GIenmere Stable Does Well in
Goshen Club Matinee.

An innovation in the shape OF q Japanese
tea house was the surprise which John l.
Townsend had for the devotees of Iish'
harness racing at the matinee OF the
Goshen Driving Club yesterday afternoon
T-ufo,tunately the rain which had threat
ened all dav held of until every one was
on the lawn and then came down ana
snoiled the tea PARTY The tea house, how
ever. was commodinus and tea drinking
was resumed there, with real little Jap
auese lady in attendance. and members OF
the Driving Club to pass the champagne
waters.
The old bandstand. decorated with Orien-
tai lanterns and palms. made a charming
tea dispensary The new stand, which IS a
gorgeous structure, will be ready for oc's-
pancy next week. The rain held off until
the racing was we'll under way. and then
did not materially interfere with the pro-
gramme, aside from leaving the new satin
coats a little bedraggled Mr.. Townsend
has been driving the entries from the Glen
mere Stable but yesterday he left them
entirely to Robert Goelet, and 1lr. Goelet
did so well with them that he finished
first and second in the two races in which
they were entered. IN the Class e trotting
event Shaible won in the last two heats,
after losing the first 10 George Fitzgerald s
Black Mahogany Mr.. Goelet made a drive
I'm the second heat that was worthy of Mr..
Townsend himself, and defeated Shaible s
stable companion, Red Gift, which finished
second in each heat.
Jap, from the GIenmere Stable, had to be
content with second honors in the Class
r trot first choice falling on Robert W.
Goelet's Walton Gentry, in the hands of
Ed Bovine.
Pierre Lorillard, jr.s. bay mare Guess
Again has kept every one doing just what
her name implies for the last few weeks,
and has absolutely refused TO win heat.
Yesterday, however, she was travelling un-
usually well. A break in the first heat
threw her in third position. but when she
stayed on her feet it evident that she
would travel just about two yards to one
Of the rest of the field. In the second
heat she had it out with O. W Decker
Mabel X. and carried her TO break al the
finish. which gave Guess Again the heat.
Mr. Lorillard IS such a good loser that
every one was glad to see him win. and
storm Of applause attested the popularity
Of the victory.
The summaries fo{InU--
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

Class \ July cup first round1-J- r Sar-
dersou beat J. o. lockwood. up; Paul star
rett beat T Nalsv, I up ". r B-sDusr bssf
n. HOrnfeck. . up and I 70 play. 4. r. Ahsc
and Paul Harrison. all square.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
SPENCER AND BROWN WIN
Head Handicap Lists in Their
Glasses at Montclair.

Medal play handicaps and match rounds
in several divisions kept the members busy
al the MontcIair Golf Club yesterday c j.
Spencer won the Class 4 handicap with
SIS net. while A > Brown showed the vZt
in the y division.
The scores and summary follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
best scores were

r,r' i,e governors cup. Il : blossom, heat
NJ -I,c' t-urc' = up /. H. Y. c. NIacke heat a.
1r,, Sdai',n"ads up :; $ Dickson beat ] Eart
y ~, ~, = up :; A. c. Peterolf beat G r Rerrie1
~, osa',n Tight-F. ". Kent beat H. Marin =
va " \. J. clark heat \. Wright 3 tp -
LII -. ".sI =, W Northcott. up -; = IA Non
ntu beat 5. - WhceIer. hv defa,lII - ~
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
AROSIEY CLUB.

Twenty-Five cards were returned In an
18-hole medal play handicap yesterday at
the Ardsley Club. a. F. Robinson had low
gross, at S. and the low net was T. Pres
colts y. The cards were:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
HAckENsAck GOLF CLUB.

IN the final round for the club champion
ship at the Hackensack Golf Club yester-
DAY, = g. Shotwell beat j. q. Sage. in
thirty-six holes by > up. The four TO
qualify for H. +. GHrnee's prize We're:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
YouNTAKAH COUNTRY cLus-

Al the Nountakah Country Club yester-
o@y r - RiN won the Glass \ handiean
win '6 net. assisted by 1i-stroke az
.eWance W. r. Pfei. who has returned =,
IuS I vicinity after several years stav ~
ihlIadelphia had an ~ gross The 49,
scores were follows: "es'
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
PIAINFIELD COUNTRY CLUB.

TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
P1ainfieId. y. j July 16-The golf fxturs
at the Fairfield Country Club TODAY was
ar eighteen-hols medal play handicap fos
classes a and 3. The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17

Otto II. unck again won the annual
championship, in singles of the Nontclair
Athletic Clult yesterday in the challenge
round on the courts of the club. at Mont
clair. y J. The players to furnish the
hattie were the defending champion. who
has held the title for ten years. and Her
bert r. Smith. who played in brilliant style
through the tournament. AS usual the
conditions Of III match were the best three
out Of five sets.
In the opening game Of the first set Smith
took the lead and il locked for a time as IL
Hinck would have 10 part with his treas
ured title When the score stood 8 to I in
favor of the challenger. Hinck woke up and
secured the next two games by hard driv-
ing making the tally even. Then it was
game and game on service. the score stand
ing - in Hinck's favor. Hinck won a
love game in the next, and this gave him
the set at 6-4
Smith LED again in the beginning of the
second set. hut Hinck, playing steadily for
placement soon made the score > al. Just
then Smith weakened, and Hinok, smash
ing at the same pace TO the end won the
seat easily at e-5.
Smith showed signs or Weariness in the
third set which was rather one-sided for
HiuCk. who won with a score of So. The
fun score in favor OF Hinck was 6-,
s . s.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
oYKER MEADOW GOLF CLUs

Thirty-ftve took out cards in the foaAs'
monthly handicap at the Dyker Nssd's
Golf Club yesterday. the Result for the ~.
score prize being tie at - between hun
and Love. The best twelve cards were:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
PARK GOLF cLU5.

Plainfeid. \. =, July ts.-The vsesis
competition for the president and goL
club cups was PLAYED at the Park COX
Club to-day. The leading scores follow
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
APAWAMIS CLUB.

Play in the handicap at the Apawaps
Cluh yesterday was victory for e
Shease, jr.. with - net. The cards WstS.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
ERCCIlI.NN \.

" NASSAU. % oates, CITIZENS. -..--.--..--- 10 70
:. Lowell g MacGufis. b BROOKS -.-----.-'-
y xzgf3heFs3u. run out ---.-..-s-- =
= : t-orffu. a. TayloT, b Hall --.--- =
r l. Waller. ltail ---------- -----'-- -
q Sr7iIi@ 10 Riaclhall ------ ---------.- !.
u y Kong Wolf. h HAIL
u {: Mcintosh rot out -.--..--- :
I. = Tyrrin ] b ~ Blackhaii.. .......----.
I-x.-,s ..-..-.. .-.-..- -.......-.-- -
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
The summaries follow

TIIOTTING-CLASS r.
Walton Gentry l.. E. tR ". Goelet.
Jap. h. e tRubert Coeletb -.----- -..---.-.---
Stately Dame, n. m o. ". Van Ness).... > 3
Romeo. b. z. ~. Howard Fordi. ............
Time. 2:27i., 2:26i-.
TROTTING-CLA I.
Mayner b. $ hillside FARM --....-..--..
AWasis, blk. <. d. Howard Ford l...-....-
Flushing h. <. (E. r. Bownei .--.--.-.-.--- ,
Time, 2:26'2. 2:2I =.
TRoTTING-CLAss a.
Grat;an Lad. ch. g DIARY Van Cortland !
Gazena, Oh. ~. H. Wiicoxp- ......-..2
Time. 2:3l. 2:33, 30.
TRoTr1NG ~ TWO -YEAR-oI.Ds ~ ONE MILE
DASH.
Thorn Patch, b. q. B. Guney) ..-....... !
Alcy Fatchen. b. T tW. NJ. Halstradl ..-..... =
Yarmouth, %. Z. f1Y X Dickersony ..-...... ,
Time. 2:i9
PACTNG-CIASS u.
Helen Paudh br M. dD. b Rumsey) .-.... ]
Pat Rooney, b z d. ". Van Nessl ...-... .
slis Patchen, d, m fMr. DckersoBi ..,,... = ,
Time. 2:26l4, lbs q
rROTTING-CT.ASs +,
~haibe h. 2 tRobert GoeieD- .........- 3 /
Elsck Mahogany, blk < George tiTz-
red Gift o. -. - II. Tow rsendl ....
Miss Ethel. Z. m GHenry Wood ..,.... > : dr
carrie Wvrthy. b. tRobert IohnsonJ.. , 3 Dir
lime 2.2oa. co, 80.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-17
WHO KNOWS CAPTURES RACE
Defeats Little Kate Nelson at
Driving Clubs Meeting.

Honors were evenly distributed at thA
joint meeting Of the New York and Psr.,
way driving clubs yesterday afternoon for
with six events on the card three went 10
representatives from each club.
The classes. both in the trotting and
pacing divisions were the best on the mr.
gramme, Who Knows from the stable of
christopher Hachett and Tony r. owned by
j. IL Powers, being the winners. The ex-
cessiVe scoring in the pacing event tired
little Kate Nelson cut completely, and size
had really given the best there was in her
before the race began. while Who Knows
seemed to grow better with each 11nsllccess-
ful getaway. Consequently the mare was
defeated when they finally got the VOL
Co. and finished second in 2:t615 and
. ;1S12, with Who Knows first in each heat
Tony b. defeated Thomas Hinds's Isnai-
Ian in the Glass a trot, and here aga!,
the time was good the miles being trottcd
in 2:l9!2 and :17la
CLASS D-TRoTTING.
Todhunter. h. c. q. II Powers} }1
Kate faudie. hr m. IT. V. Patter-
Hyacinth br. m. jW. scotii ,....-. = ?
Lemon Girl, ch m P.Heperhausen) ro
Iime-2:24is, IDS, 2:331a.
CLASS C-TROTTING
lss Miss Ebzis b m Ct. W, Bassetp .... =
wand b m. tW Halstcd1 .-.....-.. ro
Fime-2.31 Z, 2:29is. 2:3Ois
CLASS A-PACING
Who Knows. blk e. C.. Hackett1 ..
Na'e Nelson, hr IN. tDF II. II. Gilb-... = =
prncess Direct blk m. Ct. Il. Hindsl . 3 :
noctor Ihreeh. bT. &. NJ. =. ReynoItfs1 : 4
HaIiock NJ, hr. =. r. Cohenl ........ ! :
Time 1871. 2;G3ts
CLASS B-TROT~TING
Hazel r. b. m. 81. II. Powers ........
oakiand Direct, jr.. blk. K &C.. Moncrfef) = 4
Ella Todd br. m. NJ. Aronsonl ,. ...... =
Oakland T, hr. = tW NJ. Haistedl J. ... z ?
Time - L., 2:,2t 4.
PAC1NG-CLAsS AA-TO BEAT TIME OF
CLASS \.
Clare ch. 2. Ioseph Gibbonsl ......-.......
Fime-2;i3.
TROTTING-CI.ASS \.
Tony r. b. z. u. H. Powerso .............I
Ismalian, ch. & It. q. Hinds) ..,.......a 4
Althom, CHI & &C., H. Seamon). -.........J .
/. @, hr. < III. b. Clarke. .............1 >
King Edward b. r w. Reid. -.-..-...-...3 ;
Pime-2:lSA. 2.f1 =.
P.ACING-Ci.AsS Il.
tfiIam Abin a. < 81. W Mtnorl ...-.....1
Netrie Direct. blk. w Reid df-.............
Red Bird. b. S. tB. Cohenl. -........ dis
Catherine CLAY b. %. II Powers, ........ dis
Lilly Wilkes tJoseph GibbGnsl ...........dis
Time-@2o. 2;21.