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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-W ashington,
Arg. I9-rhe disturbance that was over New
England Friday night has passed beyond the
Canadian maritime provinces and cool and gener-
ally clear weather prevails over tie Northern
states east OF the Mississippi River. There were
showers m New England. the South Atlanti,
and the Gulf states. but over the remainder of
the country the weather was fair except that
there Wer. some local showers in the lower Mis-
soari valley the plains states and the central
Rocky Mountain region. and some light rains
IN Wssta.u Washington aud Northwestern Ore
gon. Temperatures are seasonal in the South. but
continus quite hish IN the West except In the
North Pacific states.
There is a well defined low pressure to the
westward Indicating that there vii be showers
with falling temperature. sunday Ia the extreme
northwest and Sunday night on Monday Ia the
central plains states ana in the Northwest gen
eraly extending during Monday into the lower
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and prob
ably the Western upper lake region There also
will be ah0wers Sunday m Northern Utah and
Western colorado and sunday and Monday ~
the central and south Rorer Mountain region In
tre East the weather WIN D.. fair SUNDAY aud
Monday. while u the South II WILL contiaus more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
TAPS FOR MONROE MEET
Final Day of Light Harness
Abounds in Good Sport.
MISS OVERLOOK IS BEATEN
Fayorite in els Pace Succumbs
to Foote Prince-Notice B.
Wins Matinee Trot.

\ light harness meeting. which you'd
have done credit 70 the Grand Circuit
closed at Monroe yesterday with tns
remnants Of Fridays programme. which
was interrupted by the rain. The IN
finished races were the 2I5 pacing event.
the go trot and a matinee race.
Fourteen horses answered the bell IN rms
30 pace. and the favorite seemed 70 %
Miss Overlook. a black mare. who won
similar race at Parkway last week. Ihe
Overlook mare was evidently not at her
best. and she lust managed 70 ger IN TIA
money by finishing second in the first heat
Forte Prince, who finished we'll down the
line when he measured strides with the
mare az Parkway. was first yesterday IL
2:lOi. for the third heat
Tom Hindss Borell vas one OF the tall
ers in the frst heat ard he got away a
dozen lengths behind the field and finished
tenth IN a field OF fourteen. After repeat
ing this performance in the second Eeat
he came up TO third position, but was ruled
out in the third heat Bale, bay sssdins'
nv Atlantic King, won tie second neat
and compelled Foote Prince TO pace tour
heats before he could claim the race.
King Edward started in the 2:0 trot. and
IL proved an easy matter for him 70 WIN
In straight heats. Bud Murray drove ALVIN
T. from the Brook Farm. and 90 was
really the only formidable competitor N
the field. He carried King Edward 70
break twice during the third heat. but sns
clever trotter recovered so quickly that bs
lost not an inch Of ground Avn =.
finished in second money position.
Notice E., a brown mare. owned ~ F.errs
L.ortuard, IT,, won the matinee t-ot and
the silver trophy in the third hsat Of ner
race. Notice 2. has plenty OF speed and
she could have won in straight heats out
for q break. which gave Se4an Gratssh
from the Liederkranz Farm. chance 10
steal In and win the first heat Mr. Lori
lard had star Baron entered. but u was
evident that the Baron had not re, re
covered from an injury received earlier N
the season, and he was allowed 70 csonss'
his own gait
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
KINGS COUNTY
BROOKLYN.



S Butterheld r. Macpherson. g. Macpherson
r O. NJ Browne. A. z. Tyr-il, 4. Lowell ana
Il. Rushtou did not bat
At Livingston. Staten Island, the Benson
hurst eleven made a poor showing against
the Staten Island team IN an association
game. and were defeated by 127 runs. The
home eleven batted first and declared their
innings closed az seven wtckets down, with
the total al ~. W. F. keenan, played
patient innings Of Is and his partnership
with y. 6 Hart practically decided the
game. They put on over 50 runs while they
were together W =. keenan,, Jr., scored
%, while NJ R Cobb and c. n. Clarke ran
up 20 apiece and J. Z. Keenan, scored Is.
Only c. z. Marshall and 2. P. Ross showed
TO advantage against the bowling Of H. r
Nicholl and Cobb Marshall was top
scorer with 70, while Ross played we'll for
an even dozen. Nichols bowling record
was six wickets for % runs, Cobb taking
two for % z. 3. Reece did the best
bowling on the losing side with three wick
cts for q runs. The Bensonhurst total
only reached 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
BRADEN DIRECT A WINNER
Takes Kentucky Futurity at
Cleveland After a Mishap.

Columbus, Ohio. Aug. l9.-The feature OF
the fourth day Of the international Bresu-
ers' race meeting was the Kentucky STOCK
Farm Futurity, for three-year-old PAGERS
Six youngsters lined up for the worn' vi
these Braden Direct. Miss Dc Forrest ana
King Daphne were made equal fayorites ~
the pool.
In the first heat Miss De Forrest ana
Wy-Drad were the only ones 70 keep tneh
feet, the former winning from Wy-Drad by
an open length, with the others far behind
Braden Direct never finished the mile.
something about his rigging having given
way just before the halt-miie wa reached
and he stopped. The judges, however
found that 1t was an unavoidable accident.
Braden Direct then took the second heat
and third heat and the race.
The final event brought out Ave 2l6 trot-
tiers. Electric Todd. the favorite, won IN
straight heats.
The Champion Trotting Sweepstakes
proved almost farce. Only two horses
started, Joan being a strong fayorite over
Brace Girdle. which won a hard race here
Wednesday Joan won in straight heats,
but the time was ridiculously slow for such
trotters.
The summaries follow
rRoTTING - CHAMPION SWEEPSTAKES -
THREE IN FIVE-PURsE. $1,000.
Joan. br. m. by Directum speer NC
DaFittJ .....s.....+..-s ..+.s..s.-. 4
Brace Girdle b. m lllcMahon)......
Timo-2:i4ls. 2le. 2.0sA.
STOCK FARM FUTCRITY-THREE-Y YEAR
OLD PACERS--TWO N THREE
PURSE, $1,000
Braden Direct. b. c. b. Baron Direct
NESd0N sss.rs . 4
Miss Deforrest. b. m. by De Forrest
Wy-Drad blk C. CValentine) .......2 3
King Daphne. br. C. (UtrsrbocS) ......
Fred DeForrest. Or. c. Swain ....,.. )
Olive o. Bierne b. tNuckolsl...... 4 4
Time-2.114 2;07 =, 2.Os&
TRoTTING-2. Il CLAss-THREE - Five
PURSE, Sl,2D0
Lulu Arion. CHI m. b. Peter the
Great &C. Benyon) .---..........
Monte Wilkes, 3. &, by Cashnont ,
Eva s99 Fsaseay 6r p 6.aypa;j
Strawberry, b. 6. (glcGarthy). dis.
Tine. 2tlia 4:l0-2, 2.0s a. 2.0e%, 2iOi1.
TROTTING-2I6 CLAss-TEREE ~ FIVE
PURSE. $1,000
Electric Todd, br. h., by Todd NC
Miss Winters. tr m q. BenyonJ..,... : 2
King Redwood, b. h. CFinnsy) ....-.-.-.. 4 .
Aaticn, CHI. 8. fGosnsl) ................ 8
Elizabeth Rsv. 81. N. lMcLaushlin).... , o
Time, 2l1-a, Gil 2o9A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20

n11NwoopIE COUNTRY CLUB.

seroi-6nal rounds for the August cup were
decided on the links Of the Dunwoodie
Country Club yesterday. In the red cara
competition F. s. Sisson won In CIass a.
with S7-l+-73. while tie resulted IN the
T. division between c. J. Stevenson. "
i7-15. and E. L Tallman, 9l-l6-7o II. W.
Phelps won in the c set. his card reading
g7-2i-73
The summary in the August cup contest
follows:
Glass A (seYni-nnal round)-H Gehran beat
, n Miller 3 UP and 20 play, A. J. watson
beat " G. Thomas. up . -. =
class r Cseui-hnal round)-Cleveland Moi
eat heat j. w. Weston, up and 20 play
E r Deacon beat W. l. Menple' up ana D
Class (semi-inal round)-J. A. Deimar
beo,t q II Moak up; W ]. Darrow beat
r II. Huto1 up and l 70 play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
wYKAGYL COUNTRY CLUB.

A four-ban match Of more than ordinary
interest has been arranged for the links
OF the Wykagyl Country Club to-day. Gil
bert Nichols. Of wilmington, the metro
politan open champion. with T. '. Bonning-
ION. one OF the best OF the Wykagyl
amateurs. will be opposed to Alec Smith,
of the home club. the new Eastern title
holder. and W J. winton- The match win
consist of thirty-six holes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
APAWAMIs GOLF CLUE.

Although many Of the members or the
Apawanis Club have forsaken golf for
few weeks. an eighteen-hole handicap IN
two classes was run OF over the Rye INKS
Yesterday afternoon. one division was Tor
those having a handicap Of ten or less and
the other for those having eleven or more
II. Kryn came home the winner IN the nrst
event returning a card OF ss-9-T. ". n
conrov Was the winner m the second divi-
sion with ss-l5-7S finishing FIVE strokes in
front OF James A Tedford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
WINS SWIMMING MARATHON.

St Louis. Aug. l9.-Mchael McDermott
Of the Chicago Athletic Association, dis
tanced thirty competitors to-day in the
NTH annual ten-mile swimming marathon
In the Mississippi River, under the auspices
OF the Missouri Athletic Club. for the
National Amateur Athletic Association
championship. and won IN one hour and
forty -one seconds. The official time for the
race was eleven minutes below the mark
az last year. set by Z. 3. Goodwin, Of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
VARUNA CLUB REGATTA
Close Contests Of 0arsmen IN
Sheenshead Bay Inlet.

Over half-mile course that was famed
by a strong wind the Varuna Boat Club held
its annual regatta in the Sheepshead Bay
Inlet YESTERDAY. Nine events composed the
programme. but owing 20 darkness TWO
events were set aside until this afternoon.
The Junior and novice singles furnished
the best struggles of the afternoon. Rob
ert r. Clark and Robert X. Wright rowed
almost abreast from the outset IN the for
mer event until one hundred Yards from
the fnish. when clark increased his stroke
and won By two Yards.
lanes Van Houten roWed fast race
against Arthur J. Michaeis in the novice
singles, winning by a close margin. The
time was I minute q seconds, the hest OF
the afternoon.
Tho summaries follow.
Junior sngles-won BY R. n. Clark. r. X.
Wright second Time. SO.
Intermediate siuE.es-Won bv Ell. Mullen. A.
+ Macdonald second. Time 80
Novice singles-WOn by J. Van Houten; A. j.
Alichaols. second. Time, l:2l.
Junior doubes-Wnn by r. X. Wright and
4. y Michaels. A. Z. Brunlcy and II. -reiser,
senior doufies-Won bv " T. Hand and r.
K Wright. W. q. Montanus ana r. r. clark
second Time. l3s
Four-oared barge-Won bv Crew No. 4 with
n. Y. Douschuck stroke. W. G. Montanus No.
a. Horn. coxswaiE. Crow No second with
". !. Hand stroke. j. II. Norwood. 40. !,
n. g. Flannery. No = n. -peiser 10. 3, A.
3. Lead. roxswain. Time. Sc.
Fancy dlving-Won by H. y. share with 30
reints. r. r. Clark. second. with 40 points T..
p. Haase, third, with IL points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
JOTTINGS OF THE DIAMOND
Big Leagues Planning for Next
Seasons Campaigns.

The Eastern League has entered COM
petitor for the home run honors that both
Schultz and Luderus are after. and this
person is none other than Tim Jordan. eN-
BROOKLYN first baseman, now holding down
the first sack for the Toronto Maple Lear
team. He again has earned the name
given m him while member Of the Brook
lvr team. or Home Run Jordan Tim
poled out his fifteenth home run Of the
season on THURSDAY. in the game with
Providence. He is the leading plate-to-
plate hitter in the Barrow organization.
and now is the joint holder Of the home
run record. which Is fifteen. made A few
years ago by Tim Flood. who at the time
was playing first base for the Leaves.
President Navin OF the Detroit Tigers
has purchased Evans, third baseman. Of
the Bay CITY team. Evans is considered
the best third sacker IN the league. and Is
hitting we'll over goo.
Announcement Of the sale Of Joe Kelley,
right fielder Of the St Joseph Western
que club. 70 the Chicago White sox.
was made YESTERDAY He will Join the team
az the end Of rho Western League season.
George Dauss, the star pitcher Of the
Winona club. IN the Minnesota-Wisco
League. was yesterday sold 10 the Pitts
burEh Pirates.
Larry Cheney. a pitcher. and EDDIE Len
nox. third baseman OF the Louisville
American Association team. have beer sold
70 the Chicago Cubs. The players will re-
port at the end Of the American Associa-
ton season.
Fred Beebe. the pitcher of the Phillies,
and a cash consideration is 70 be given for
KiIlifer, a catcher. OF the Buffalo team
Of the Eastern League.
Charles Graham, manager Of the Sac
ramento Coast League team. has an
nounced the sale 10 the Boston Red Sox. of
Herb. Byram a pitcher and Jimmy shinn,
third baseman.
Lessard. pitcher Of the Columbus
American Association team, is 70 have
trial next season with the Cincinnati Reds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
PASTIME RUNNERS WIN
Take First and Second in Team
Race of Fifteen Miles.

Meriden. Conn, Aug 19-Smith and
Stack. OF the Pastime Athletic Club New
York. won the hfteen-mile Marathon team
race held al Hanover Park this afternoon
By the Dublin Athletic Club. on a six-lap
track. The time was 1 hour minutes %
seconds. joyce and Smith. another Pastime
entry. finished second, two and a half laps
behind the leaders, with Condor and Har-
vev. Of New Haven, third. Nine teams
we're entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
DvKER MEADOW GOLF CLUB.

In the contest against boyle Yesterday at
the Dyker Meadow Golf Club there were
thirty-two contestants. There was a tie in
class A between II. 0. Parsons, Is, 81
down. and y n. Garland, 81, 5-1 down.
W. X. Cleverley won in Class ?, with ss,
20 down.
Only a half dozen made returns in the
handicap sweepstakes yesterday at the
Crescent 4. c. course. the winner once
again being c. 3. Van Brunt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
R0WERS IN STIRRING RACES
Good Sport Marks Hudson Boat
Clubs Annual Regatta.

Swinging along IN perfect rhythm Crew
no. 1 rowed over the line winners by a
few fact. In the eight-oared shell race. the
feature NJ the thirty-third annual regatta
Of the Hudson Boat Club, held over the
club course yesterday afternoon. The race
wac a thriller from start 70 finish. and IL
was not until the last half dozen strokes
that the winner could be picked. Then,
urged to the limit by the yelling coxswain,
Soutar dashed the stroke up 10 near the
20 mark and shot his crew over the line
ahead Of Mike Doyles crew. which won
second honors.
One OF the prettiest races seen along the
river IN some time was Witnessed in the
novice four-oared barge race, IN which
Schohed's crew flashed over the line a
scant three feet in front OF Nike Doyles
crew, after a bruising battle all the way.
Warren Graley, a former Harlem Rowing
Club oarsman, roTed a dead heat with
Harry Norman in the race for junior
scullers, closing strong from behind in the
last ten yards.
The summaries follow:
Novice junior gigs qir't heat-won by q
W Drastai r. r. Mccain. second. Second
second. Final hear-won by T. Brodigan F.
. Hare. second. r. Bunmil er. third Time. J.44
Junior single gigs (hrst heap-Won by L. ".
GIalat. N j.. ruenes. second. Va. y. Bruce.
third second heat-Ton by H. Kunz. G.
Lewis. second. Final heat-Dead heat between
L. W craiey and r Norman. Time, 4.l0
Senior single ggs--Won by Mike Dovie; A.
e. Patterson second Time, 4.0l.
Junior double gigs Gnal hett-Non BY. Il.
Norman and g. Podeyn +. W. Gralev and J.
B.odlgan second. Time. 435
". P. DE- Witt l. Wade and r II. Graham,
second fine. 5.45.
Senior duadrupls sculls--W on by Crew No.
w Wade bow. F. ,. (freenhut, No. . 7. Dc
w.t. No. 3. and W II. Miller. stroke). Crew
No. 3 CDonnelly. bow; L Graley. No. 2 Charies
crew 10. ? a. Aspell, bow H Mckinley. No.
.. a. &. Patterson. No. 3. and NJ. Z. j. Doyle,
etrokel third Time 3.24
Novice four-oared barge-Won BY Crew No 3
Il Kurt bow. T. Cunnesn. No ., F. . Hare.
No. ?. T. Schofeld, stroke. and y. stark cox
Il Hertz 40. 2 @. Brundell, No. 3, and Il.
Bumiuar. stroke). second. Crew No. T.
I.eitch. bow; H. Kruse No. 2; 9, Jansen, No g.
. Wras-al. stroke, ana Ct. With. co1swain).
Ftght-osred shells-won by Crew No. 1 ".
g. T. c. Bruce. No. 4. II. 9. hr1ise No. :; L.
Gralev. No. g. h e. Cordes. No :; A T.
SCrter stroke aud G. Kunz. coxswain); Crew
30 . r. NcCreedv. bow; 5. Connolly, 10. :.
II Kunz No 5; !. Donnelly. No =: W. z.
Dc Witt No 3. F. o Hare. No. g. NJ. DOYLE,
second Time. Sol.
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20

or less unsettled. with occasional showers. l;
will be warmer Sunday IN The upper MISSISSIPPI
valley and the upper lake region, ana warmer
Monday IN the lower lake region ana me LAST
generally.
The winds along the New England coast
will be moderate northwest 20 north; middle
Atlantic coast. moderate northwest 20 north.
becoming variable Monday south Atlantic dnd
east Gulf coasts nght 90 moderate variable
west Gulf coast. moderate southeast 70 south,
on the lower lakes. light 20 moderate north.
becoming variable. and on the upper lakes,
light 10 moderate variable. becoming loutheast
and south.
Forecast for Special Loealities.-For Mary
land and the District Of Columbia. fair to-day.
with moderate temperature Monday. fair and
warmer light north winds. becoming variable.
For Delaware. Eastern Pennsylvania and
New Jersey fair TO-DAY and Monday: warmer
Monday light northwest 20 north winds
For Virginia fair TO-DAY snd Monday.
warmer Monday IN the interior. light north
10 northeast winds.
Tor Eastern New York fair to-day. Mon
day. fair and warner. light 20 modsrats
northwest % north winds
FOR New England. fair to-day. Monday.
fair. warmer In west portion moderaie north-
west 20 north winds
For West Virginia fair to-day and Monday.
slowly rising temperature.
For Western Pennsylrania. fair 20 day
Moudag. far and warmer; light 90 moderate
north winds. becoming southeast Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
WINS DEAL CLUB TITLE
shaniey Defeats Kendall IN Final
Pornd Of 36 Holes.

John r. STANLEY Jr. won the cllo clla4-l-
-t,~e-i- e- The Deal Golf and Country Club
-,-- t. r~.D6a1r
fes-e-1aE HF url1at-As 4eLOy "
I- the final round AT thirty-siX holes by q
-, - -- AZ .,..- +be case last
up anu u. t.a- A' "-9 ~ 49,
week rllye-e We're Cu- iD force Inc AlSl
ro,,-5- -- mattel, ,la,- For the presidents
49, 80 , -1-rr5
rlp, the vice-presiCents cup ana t---t~
trophy were decided, while the CLUB lule
..s. ---.. 40 &c -.. lace cNou cotiut as 10
t--a- --0-~7 r- OFT 20 -- ' -
brought alout q tie IN the hrst division Oh
t-a rlr..a- -fri,+a-r-bole club handicap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20

CHAPLIN TAKES ESSEX CUP.

Manchester. Mass. Aug. I9-T. NJ. Claf-
IT, Of Woilaston. won the Essex Cup to-
ocy By defeating r. G. Stevenson. Of Ny
cpia. lu the hnal round Of the open golf
Tournament Of the Essex County Club, by
tae score Of up. The match was closely
contested and was watched by Il large
gallery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
MAG D. RUNS SECOND.

ueauviIe. France. Aug 19.-In the Prtx
des Garaniums Of 500, a selling hurdle
event for three-year-old FLIES, distance
one mile and i've furlongs, run off here TO
dav Eugene Pliers Mag n. finished sec
ond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

The feature competition at the Fox Hills
Golf Club YESTERDAY was kickers' hand!-
can. I'm TWO classes. Al no one in either
class finished with the net score Of u. as
arbitrarily set by the committee, Lloyd
Teft and T. NJ Fleming tied in Class -
with rs. the nearest score. Harry swan
was the winner in the Class 2 division
under similar circumstances. Besides the
kckers' handicap, the first round az match
NAV for the Manhattan cup was played.
The summary and scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20

Manhattan cup Grzt round)--T. S. McCoun
heat q. A. Conoyer 3 no ana 2 to pIs,y. 2,
-..air Leaf o. L. Eheeocy up. vs.. j. Haska J
L.of r. Kanmer bv default. George u.
Armstrong beat John 3. Catlin. up. B.. T.
An-u beat I Z. Townsend. up ana 20 PIE.
r-Cv4 reTt beat W. N. Ostrandcr. up and 6
to nla,-. b. NJ Poscv heat r. Heikel. up AMI
10 play. T. Il. Lloyd beat 7. W. NJ. Draper.
by default
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20

higheSs ierrpersturc YESTERDAY. 70 degrees.
1west. az cesrees cat M. sv~age -:
sverige for corresponding date last thirty thrss
years. =.
Local forecaz--Fsir to-day. Monday. eaar ana
zarlnex. ugnt g mcdfxate ncxtnvsR - nWeS
ulnrs- =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

z. c. Halstead. with a card OF s2-20-72,
led the field In the eighteen-hole club
handicap for q cup presented by F. N
Doubleday az the Nassau Country Club
yesterday.
The scores follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20

Local oricial Reeord.-rhe following orncisl
record from The Weather Bureau shows tia
changes In tho snperaturs for the last twenty
four hours N comparison with the corresponding
A-.e last wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
PARK GOLF CLUB SCORES.
II TeIesraph 10 Ths Tribnn.

Plalnneld n. j., Aug. le.-Tho scores al
the Park Golf Club for the Presidents and
Scratch cups this afternoon were as FOL.
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
HARTRANFT LEADS FIELD
Shows Return to Form in Sprint
at St. Gerard Games.

lake R. Fartranft, OF the Now foTk
Athletic Club. showed A return 10 form,
after a long absence from the cinder path,
b,, winning a 300-yard hardicap race at the
esmea Of the s.. Gerard Catholic Church,
Reid AZ the Jamaica racetrack yesterday
IIartrauft held 4 tsn-yard allowance snd
in the last 100 Yards waded through the
leading group 70 win by a few yards. HIS
time. SO IL seconds, for the sandy course
was. an excellent performance.
Il. Smith. Of the Mohawk Athletic
club. who finished third in the N0-yard
handicap. followed Hartranft across the
tape; Eddie Mauser, OF the Long Island
Athletic Club. Rugged Smiths shoulders
across the tape.
Martin J. Sheridan. who was 70 make ar
assault on. his discus record. found the al
verse elements a retarding factor. he only
scaled the missile a distance OF II teet.
ANDY Sheridan. his brother, also could nov
get the platter away 70 a consistent throw
beaving II a distance of ll6 feet ~ nches.
Martin. from the scratch mark IN the
s,xteen-pound shot event, captured third
nrize with an actual throw OF q feet 50
inches. Henry c. Klages, the junior cham
Mon of the New York Athletic Club was
rho victor with throw OF 81 feet, 81
inches.
The summaries follow.
ssO-vard run Chandicap; closed 20 o. n. -
Won By II. Y. Brown, Mcl adam L. Cev ,ii
Us vards). James e. Buckley. Louga ~,
vce1Irn f16 vardsl second J. j. 'lesg. SIC
CaddIn Lyccurn 20 yards third. Time
36O-vara run 6handicspl-vo by Jake !.
Hartrauft New York 4. q. = Eardslt \. n
smith. Mohawk A. g. IL yardsl, second, = -
Mauser. long Island a. e. 90 yards)' thiro'
0re-rniie run lhandlcapl-Won By p. \.
Hunger. Irish-American 4. @. 80 YARDS :,
Fessler. ST Mchaels Lyceum tllO .A4"s''
third. Time. 40. --....,,-
10O-v9rd dash Chandicapi-W en- hr THOMAS
Kennedy Dominican Lyceum ga yardsl' JOIN
A B0han Xavier 4. 4. a Yards. second = r.
smith Mohawk =. o.. ~ Yards thira. ll-He'
sixt4en-pound shot put Gandicapl-Won b.
Henry n T[laaes. New York a. q. d = eeu. a.
faar s., inches: n 3. Blanchard. unaitachea ~
feeu. 4s feet 81 inches second, Martin u
Sheridan Irish American A. G. '''raicHj' = le''
90 inches. third.
44o-yard run Cnoyice,-won By James mes, Il =
Ivceurn. second; James J. Brennan Fius' y
s. C.. third Time. O.5s 90 -,...
---rovviuz the discus lscratchl-Non b" Aar'!4
Sheridan Irish-American 1. g, ~ Leet' =
D sheridan. Irish-A merican A. =, llo teet
inches second J. j. White. lrish-AlAeiI-aA ~
g. 100 feet 1912 inches third. 80,
Running high iump-Non by FRANK 4u4l1
gan Grace a. O. 10 inches. feet inch. Il. =,
f3rur1relt View York A. O.. fSoratchl teet W
inches second. Charles Martens Mott Haven
A e. Is inches). feet 10 inches. third.