Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-07-03

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pany River Club defeated the ESSEX
the Whippany River Club field by
goals TO 5%.
SUSSEX, July 3.-Local horsemer
and athletes are all agog over a move
race between a man and a horse Il
be decided at the driving park here
tomorrow. George Williams, a foot
racer, is matched to run a half mile
while the pacing mare, Handspring
Relle. is going a fun mile. The mar
is to have the pole at all times. The
mare is favorite in the betting
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July s.-Le-
Meta J., favorite in the 2:19 trot, and
Stately Ward, favorite in the Eli
pace. failed to come through at yes
terday's meet at the Rockport track
in the Lake Erie circuit.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-VictoI
C. Mather playing at No. / position
on the Bryn Mawr polo team yester-
day afternoon at Bala against the
Philadelphia Country Club in the final
round for the Morelton cup, narrowly
escaped serious injury. In the third
period Mather, in an effort to ride off
Thomas and Stanley Stokes in a hard
scrimmage near Bryn Mawr's goa
line, was hurled headlong from his
mount, and after regaining his feet
was knocked unconscious for about
five minutes by Alexander Brown
who was coming to his rescue.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 3.--In congrat-
ulating James A. Pugh on the chris
tening of the Disturber ", which
will compete for the British interna-
tional motor boat trophy at Cowes
next month, Sir Thomas Upton ca
bled Mr.. Pugh yesterday as follows:
"I think the motor boat mug and the
Americas mug would both be bene-
fited by trips across the ocean"
SEATTLE, Wash, July 3.-The
Meiji University baseball team arrived
here yesterday from Japan for a touI
of the United States, on which forty
one games will be played, most Of
them in the East.
NEWMARKET, England. July g.
Lord cadogan's The Curragh won the
Princess of Wales stakes of $4,000
for three and -year-olds over 3
distance of a mile and half yester-
day. The Kings Brakespeare was
second and Colonel Hall Walkers
White Elephant third.
PEORIA, H., July 3.-The Baby
| Speed Demon, owned by e. c. Smith
of Algonac, Mich, easily Won the first
heat of the free-for-all race, which
featured the opening of the seventh
annual regatta of the Mississippi
! Toaf Aecncfaf fioO
NEW YORK, July 81. b. r. Yer,
planck, who will take part in th'
| Fourth of July aeroplane race. flew
from Chelsea n. Y. to the Atlantic
] Yacht Club yesterday He left at 9:5
| and arrived at 11:10 keeping over thu
! Hudson all the way and making tht
seventy-eight miles in seventyfiv,
minutes
| CEDARHURST, Long Island, July 3
Because of the heavy rains Wednes
day that softened the turf the polt
] matches at the Rockaway Hunting
| Club. Cedarhurst, were called off yes
terday.
| SIOUX CITY, July 3.-Final prepar
| atory workouts were made yesterda,
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| city. where twenty-one drivers are L
/ compete tomorrow in a 300-mile rae
for a prize of s25,000
AMSTERDAM, N. Y, July 3.-Thir
teen horses. comprising the SANFORD
| racing stable, have been taken to Sar
/ atoga Springs, where they will b.
raced next month. The thoroughbred
are in charge of Trainer e. J. AL
bright.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-"sar
| Francisco, 1916" will be one of tn,
balloons in the national race starting
! from st. Louis July II, according t
announcement made here last nigh
by Guy T. Slaughter, president of thu
Pacific Aero Club. The balloon will
represent the city and the club, anC
will be piloted by e. S. Fole, of st
I Louis.