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ON MANY CRICKET CREAsEs.

a. irawn same resulted IN the meeting ~
ne BROOKLYN and columbia oval teams
iaso was all with the brooklyn eleven,
whi'h had declared its inning. closed win
H.. score Of y? FOR sx WIckers some
ne game, u. Meyer scored ~ by Knocking
An exciting finish characterized IN. MAJ,
ropol!tan League gaWe between p,tersn,
ana Nings County; which was Won by tho
handed by three men BY tho narrow
margin @, on. run; Patterson. batting frs,,
,o,s''rd 90; OF which number John mullen
AMI ~ Gilmore scored II and IL respsc.
The Staten Island team me, With ,. a..
defeat in the association series RRensmnrn,t
Winning by ~ runs ri. v,"tory
men, J. i. riggs nS ID" Efforts .,
not out innings FOR 20. and with n p az q
grave, who contributed a.. rava ncu he,.
+" me START Tor the hrst wicket.
The United C.. = d.f.,,., 81.
81 srosppsc' rarh by q margin "f ,hirty SIX
on the part of A. Tall. Wwnnn s"or .'I'i IA,
=, tones. who contributed ~, and q stan
t ,h.'' c Wm" scored J." were enah'ed To reach
nosed Of When IN" Coloninis wsnw," ~.
WiIk,n.on AL Mayors: who scared II and
the bowling OF l. Holder and c. Lynrh,e 10
"a close finish marked the game he, wee,
pect Park. the Cleaners winninr la rs,
ns.row margin ~ two runs. 90 o 3s RIM
.s.'inx was scarce in the game and All
WV """'e's mac exceptionally hne nguyes'
hichmond county had M difficulty I'm
,tIea,nS the eleven ot N. Crcscen, All.
:assyln FORM rug frr s,,pNM Sr,l"T fonn ~ ,b q
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DoNIM AT n OVAL.
VIII Lead AsbuPy Park Team
Against McLean's All Stars.

Ussnae Denim and Larry Mclean, both one
n nsS. giants. will Be seen In action this after.
,y.nr. ~ Irnox oval. i<sth street and LAnox
m',a With Larry's AL Stars in the feature
bill. thu hrst game Of which vim
yy.ss toss'hsr McI<an's team and the Bronx
b 6s,s u he. bsen quite some time since
S'.. ~ friends In that section Of the city
M. '.aIcs,'ona point 10 . large turnout to
M ,h' old time Giant favorite.
~ "n wv M. q team Of former minor lee u
H.. c,Isna nine slsO boasts Of Quite q few.
ssny this season Donlin organixsS Ma team
IA !. H.S London, snd then Transferred the nine
n."urv Park, where the team engaged the
s,hsNu isntres, Cubs and other major iessus
nv rsst sundays. Woods will pitch the 6rst
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CHINESE IN JERSEY.
O%rientais VIII Tackle Jev.ey C,.,
Nine ~ West Side pnrL.

with the addition of Howard Lohr. ,oru.-
Cleveland. American Lacquer, who got four III.
last sunday. and Al Schacht Of the Ncv.rs
Intcrnstionsls. III" Jersey city team c,nnc,.
from now to %vanauish Its rivals VIA, req
larity. This afternoon at West Side PsrL ~.
University 81 Hawal' In the second game ,"-
series. In their first encounter early this 500
sDn. III" Jcrs' nine heat the Ori"ntuIs viii,
n full hnnsr was In sttrnianrc. The t,,,i,"..
pla yc'i s,ui' snRpp, article nf hall Tim, H,.n
sgcr nr.sclIl tried To get thcm for a rctnr,
game the following week. hut failed. ~
Clinton and .Apaa will I've the rival hurlers
In the hrst game the Jersey City Rlr>ueo
ssd Pstsgvea Giremen VIII clssA.
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MISTRAL FASTEST
40" AT STAMFORD
G. NJ. Pynchon's Yacht Beats
the Rowdy in Fluky
Weather.
JOYANT SHOWS SPEED.

II was little short Of a miracle that
the f~fty-three yachts that started yes
terday In the twenty.sixth annual re-
gatta Of the Stamford zach Club we're
able to finish their courses before dark.
Most Of them had to tow to tho starting
line and nearly all towed home AFTER.
the finish. The Sound was smooth as
glass for miles. with patches Of caln
spots near the Long Island shore, which
held the yachts up at times.
George NJ. Pynchon's Mistral. one Of
jhe "forties." proved the winner In that
class. defeating the Rowdy by . minutes
81 seconds; but clifford Mallory's JOY
ant. which won from the Nahma in the
"P" class by I minutes 10 seconds. made
faster time over the course Of thirteen
and three-Quarter miles than her bigger
sister. the Mistral. by I minute 40 Sec
onds:- In the handicap class the Nadia
won from the Robin Hood III. by SO minu-
utea 45 seconds. showing the fukIness of
the weather. for these two In a good
breeze would be perhaps only seconds
apart at the finish.
There were several specia, races. In
one OF which II. -. Shacn's Ruzzards
Ray sloop Mariquita won on time al
lowance from c.. II. Keeler's Alice. The
'''N' " 'V o'nc 'tHSStS WeTe "
Comrade, the Vamoose. the Polly, the
Iete. the Wasp. the why Not. the
Lobster. the kee Wee and the Yam.
\ feature OF the days sport was the
FIRST appearance OF Childs and Haran's
y class sloop MAMMA with n new leg
OF mutton sail, similar to those used
on the yachts that race In Bermuda
waters. The tip OF the spirit OF this maize
sail Is some sixty feet from the dech,
n II makes a striking appearance.
being such n radical departure from tn.
usual RIG In these waters. W. II. Chilhs
was steering the zach, when ~hc crossed
the line. The new sail did not hclp
the Nahma yesterday. for she was beaten
by the Joyan;.
The start was made of the Stamford
Lighthouse In a light breeze from the
eastward and with the tide running west.
The course for the larger classes was
from thestart to Matinicock buoy-a
broad reach OF ~ miles. From there
II Was "A beat OF ~ miles TO the bell
buoy OF Lloyd's Point. and the last leg
from there to the finish was a four mile
broad reach with ballooners TO port.
The summaries:
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Easiish Fiat Rseias seases.

tLoNpON. Aug, lS.-Four more meet.
Ssrs u be held a. Newmarket viii
70 shs English nat racing reason
Nm. ~. u the Government In the mean
sls' y through the new restrictions Of the
i, ,r of petrol. This feature race Of tbs
u Mnn MIXTURE In the September takes
n,rhnnich F!nnsl.s. the winner Of this years
ss,sr snh oaks. Is entered. az well as
Gun n'her Derby. starters. The Jockey
s.'n. American owner. John ssnf"rd'
,K'hhn'1 .rhAnrs 10 pull on the big event
ls,ss. NJ famous horse NassovIan. The
Nh" ne r'msinine m:stins: a. New:
0NSSsssfSlha,ttH. "a /. y
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CHIN CHM COWBOYS WIN.
Defeat Islip Freebooters In .
Polo Match. u 10 ..

AMIrrvILLE. l.. l.. Aug. 1?.-The hin
Chin Cowboys. a picked eam. defeated
the Islip ~Freebooters at polo here to-day.
The score was 6 to 5. Both teams were
on even terms In the sixth and seventh
periods, the deadlock not being broken
until the eighth. J. r. Mayer accounted
for the winning goal after receiving a
long, cieverly placed drive from Fred
stone. The victory was a distinct sur
prise, the Freebooters being considered
favorites. Tho score:
COWBOYS N. FREEDooTERs 81.
l-stone. l-P1nkerton'
Lehman. :-Peters.
mayer. --Grgxenheim
Back-Williamson. Back Knapp.
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RuMsoN WHITES WIN EASILY.
beat Dlses - Pslo Game for the
Jones Cops.

RrMsoN. y. j.. Aug. l~s,1Playins be-
fore a large gallery al the Rumson
Country club to-day for cups presented
by W. Stroiher Jones. Jr.. who n few
weeks ago fractured his left collarbone
in a polo game here. the Rumson Whites
defeated the Rumson Blues by the score
Of s l-3 goals to 3 la. Each team lost
q half point on fouls.
The White combination OF Hugh c.
Barrett, Leland II. Ross, J. Berens
Waters and Peter Hack proved too
strong for the Blues. who were shut out
In Ave Of the eight periods Of play. The
team work and goal SCORING OF Barrett,
Ross and Waters were the features, each
Mia yer making three goals apiece. Joseph
Clancy refereed.
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Z0ha Double Winner at
Bay0nne ROwing Races
Oarsmen Star in Peoples Regatta on
Historic Course-Shea Brothers Also Win Two
~Events-Rooney, Champion, Gives Exhibition.

The revival Of amateur rowing racing
over the historic Newark Bay course wal
nttinsly celebrated yesterday afternoon
when the Bayonne Peoples Regatta was
staged under the auspices of the
Bayorne Rowing Association. Thou
SANDS OF rowing enthusiasts lined the
Famous course and voiced their approval
AZ the return of the sport. Newark
BAY was thronEed with private yachts
ana launches. and dories and rowboats
also were much In evidence. In County
PARK. alongside Of the course. the usual
restrictions were lifted and the guests
OF me city were early on hand to pick
out points Of vantage.
The grounds Of the Newark Bay Club
and Its spacious clubhouse we're thrown
open to the public n q large grand
stand wa erected to accommodate the
overflow crowd. Gov. Fielder Of New
Jersey was expected to be the honor
guests, but the Chief Executive was un-
able to be present. Other we'll known
Jerseyites were on hand. however. among
those present being Cor Austen Colgate,
Cohsressman Edward w. Gray. former
Governor Franklin Murphy n former
Mayor H.. Otto Wittpenn Of Jersey City.
The programme. although late in get
ting started. was run OF rapidly after
the conclusion OF the first event, the
junior four cared gig. Each Of the
thirteen members was keenly contested
over a one mile straighta way course,
starting near the Pennsylvania or LA-
Valley Railroad bridge In front of
the Newark Bay Yacht Club and fnish.
Ing at the clubhouse Of the Newark hay
Club at the foot Of Thirty-third street.
Courae an UAeaN No..
The many fine things said about the
course proved nc exaggeration, as oars
men OF many years experience yesterday
said that Il was the best route over
which they ever had travelled In a she'll.
II was on this same course that Charles
Courtney. king OF oarlocks and prince
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CURLEW A BIRDS.
Scores Victory In Bayside Yacht
Clab Races.

BArsrpE. L. L.. Aug. is.-Fourteen
yachts took part In the weekly regatta
Of the Bayside Yacht Club on Little
Neck Bay to-day. In addition to the
sailing yachts. a hyd~roaeroplane went
over the course. keeping principally in
the water. It followed the Birds fvom
start to finish.
The Bird division wag taken by Cur
lew. In the Star. class. the winner was
Big Dipper and Bebe Nd home the Bay-
side Bees. Mayhower had a sailover
in the one design class Of the club. The
summarize:
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syIph Wins Championship.

PArcHoGuE. L. l.. Aug. Is. lin a sim
gle reefed breeze from the east by south
w. C. Atwater's Sylph and Z. w. Pow
ellis Dolphin sailed on the 1915 cham
pionship Of the Glass "A boats here to.
day. The yachts raced boat for boat,
the winner being Sylph, The summary
CLASS AA-sTARTsls-COURsE. 10 MILES.
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CLANCY 10 Take Thiuss Easv,

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. l0.-EIxht fans
here wfrb disappointed to-day following
receipt d a wire from Ben Ble,zsr. man
sger of George CLANCY, saving the Balti-
more no, win train here only seven DAYS
for his battle with Johnny kllbane for the
festherweiEht title Al Cedar Poin, on La Dor
Day,
Bistxer wired that Clancy will remain
a. his training camp at Catonsv,lie, Nd,
another week or so. kilbaas to-day got
dOWu % hard work
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GRUNT BEST FISH.
shaw's Yacht Wins Race - Oyster
nay Regatta.

OYSTER BAT. l. l.. Aug. 1s.-The third
race of the third series for the yachts
of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club were sailed of Centre Island to-
day. The wind was light N from The
south. In the Fish class the irst yacht
across the line was Grunt. the property
of Samuel T. Shaw. Among the outlaws
the winner was Black Spot. The sum-
mary:
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Waco. 3. Beaumont, /
H~nre'"por, y: San Antonio. !.
rort Worth, .. Houston,
Ipalas. 4. Galveston. 4 ,Grx,
'~asreeton. .: Dallas, .
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SWIM MEET d

The 40 yard a. A. I. Junior cham
pionship race will feature the swimming
meet Of the Jamaica Bay Yacht Club
this afternoon.
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Salt Lake. :: Vernon, . ,nrs,,.
salt Lake, d; Vernon ! ,secona,
san Francisco. :; Oakland. 60
PORTLAND, =: Los Angeles.
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Petersburg. :. Rocky Nom, ~
n"cky Mount: 3 Petersburg. 4 se"ond,
nor,snouth, J; New port News. o ,nrst'
PORTSMOUTH :; Newport News, o ,scrond,
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iaston'Salem 8 Charlotte. 4
,taieish. p. Durham, ! ,nrst,,
durham. 2 Raleigh. I ,sccond,.
greensboro. .; AshevtIIe. 4 ,Grs,
'reensboro. 3; Ashevllr. o ,snconn
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JOY AND MAY ARE
AMONG WINNERS
Lead Rivals in Respective Dr.
visions in Handicap
Yacht Races.
SHADOW AGAIN VICTOR

Yachtsmen Of the lower bay sailed the
ninth championship race yesterday in
. light bpeeze from the southwest.
The regatta was held under the auspices
Of the Atlantic Yacht club and the start
and the finish was of Sea Gate. As
the wind came the race committee was
able to give the larger classes a good
race around a course made up Of W
broad reaches and a beat. The first leg
was a broad reach on the starboard tack
to Bensonhurst. Here the yachts gybed
and several set %spinnakers on the next
leg that took them across the channel to
Craven Shoals. Then cam . e to
Ambrose Channel. buoy No. 49,. fol-
lowed by another reach home.
10y had no difficulty in winning among
the first division of handicap boats. as
Ramea. the only other craft In the class.
needs a good deal Of wind. In the Sec
ond division Of the same class OrIole
led tho fleet home. but on corrected time
nrst prize went to May. NJ. and r. H..
which lost a mast last week. appeared
with a new pole and won handily from
Cyric In the 3 division, Skylark was
the first Of the knockabouts home.
W. l.. l%nslee. who has won every race
this surnmer In his SHADOW. again sent
the boat first across the fine In the star
class. Mavourneen led home the third
division Of the handicap class. but on
corrected time the prize was taken by
Bug III. Two of the dinghies OF the New
York Canoe club raced. the winner be-
Ing Mercury. The race was managed by
John X. Brophy and Samuel l.. Finlay
OF the regatta committee Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club.
HANDICAP C~LASs-rIRsT IyIyJoN
START. 3:N-COrRSE. u o NILES
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Ell WVILLO IS FAST
IN PARKWAY FEATURE
Carries or HOnOrs i'm Class A
TrOt in Straight Heats
Who Knows Wins.

Moe Aronson's bay selding. III VI
WHO. piloted by Joseph +. Gibbons, car
ried of the blue ribbon ~n the Class A
trot. the feature Of the regular weekly
matinee Of the Parkway Driving Club
yesterday afternoon on h Parkway
race track. lie won in straight heats.
Aronson's stallion traversed the mile In
the second heat in the fast time OF 2
minutes II Ia seconds. The initial heat
of this brush was a thriller throughout.
Who Knows. the Pathways champion
PAGER. owned and driven by Fred Leo
pold. ~triumphed in the Class a pace.
winupng as she pleased. f. A. Meckle's
bay mare Countess Kohl. the only other
starter in this race. broke the reins In
the second tilt and was unable to finish.
A. Issaen. the Russian Count. intro
duced his brown mare Lucy u. and the
Counts steed made a successful debut.
taking premier honors in the Class !
tro'. winning in easy fashion. The sum
maries
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IN RAcE-Tvoyer ol.. M.idA. i've hrlonn pur.. 500 Time 10 a,
IAUW III SE"
HerOd...

Star Master braNng faster than sal for~d,s carpta into submission in fret he
Macns: H men, or: out. tsd .,or p.,. : So -s. .Sus s;HS % Stretch ss md nun r sns sh% az IN o. : t%as
w,"rr rht Al END did not threaten winner Kunur thoush very orhnsy Guild have
h snn h,nInd 10 better advsniase Blackboard. slow to begin finished sounya and will
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7c9 SEVENTH RACE. Two arc . Matden. Five turNr:. Pure 500 Tim. im

\ W.sMnne%C Ia NMmrr nunshment from the tar: followed torn Nymph closely until
.,.WS Then FORE the alter down dswiny way in ma furons. to scre easily Cudsh
about md hus on The fence In early sMWC cSd sstouMy last quarter. and out
gsmins storm Nymnh in last huTdr s,y ynw ~. rs h ~ ec orr sT s"si sSsr Sympn no ssount'
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Csstentisa Proves Correct.

The contention raised In favor Of
Hourisss proved correct. With Camp
Ars out Of the way the Belmont colt had
no one to race With him . quarter In
3: is seconds. ~ vas the case last
saturday. Consequently Hourless won
easily. He got or sluggishly. but Johnny
Ncraggart o q desperate chance and
slipped him through q small opening At
the half mile post between Rickety and
The rail.
Achilles at that time was second, but
No soon dropped back A. Tom McTaggart
moved up on the outside. Hourless was
not TO Be denied when once his head was
IN front, and he draw away steadily and
son by open daylight.
The Finn has to be reckoned with now
% the best four-year-old in training.
he won the Merchants and Citisens
Handicap easily from such horses a.
d. crump. Roamsr. Stromboli and Fly
is Fairy BY four lengths. This victory.
following his triumph Of a week ago.
when he won the Champlain Handicap.
establishes his class again ~ n Of the
NJ horses Of the year.
The BLACK Little Devil a. he IL
called. o. IN his best racing mood. He
tsilsd the field for the hst i've fur
bags. while Roamer and stromboli were
hscing . fast pacs lengths apart. The
FINN moved up fast on the outsids and.
the leaders In the stretch.
seinted home the easiest kind Of .
winner In l:SS. the time made by Sir
John johnson ~ Q track record In 1903
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Daddy Choice. Av to get Tone moved NJ stouty entering homesrrth ce~d with o.
.s:s on Q. Gs. ::%:. :eT s ssi' e.. s II .S s %nsT m Ss-% sSn :: 4: S S$"s .s@ al ! = :, x Ss: l.
Iva or tp of pace. lad no. exCu@. knmer .urfrmed in .rehtabe manner. Sprint
broke veil. raced With he held. for t ausItr then sssdhs droppedb back and thereafter
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The Sun-Press Racing Chart

"AAV"A' Nj II" August 10.-Eghteenth Aay Of the sunuai
= eratsg Asssciatl . weather clear track fast.
167 III M AAMcf.asnGcsp Al. a~s ssMhs. s1 iuhcnss Purs.. aa Tim.
=. j. =. scEHoHgRS =" TAI al OF. e~ winns , 9 : b ~ ,Psn.Audc. Owner.
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clos. sse 3: Sc. rSS e ;SSsh ~. S.a n...Sms sss:ss rSsss m !: "a: > 20 ,.nsac: ney.d
ana ~ 4 Az S;ay in Sne 80 sssNs q hH.y S;n.r Hole cut .cs. p. I'd M .s
s aS 9 .sasss e .d sss r 4: a. !. 1a sssp. 'h b, IN. i al T :.Ts s.n ' : I'M, ma s SsY:
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AMERICAN CHESS BULLETIN
Issued monthly since 1904: $500
weary; sample copies upon app,i-
cation: only New York City en-
porium for chess goods and hooks;
l50 Nassau Street.
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y. - :sfSs ~ r. a s! sl s s s%.a h q .aS :. ~ %ss ss%n A.n..rseA
sI fs:SSs CO. On .eiys@ clos. !" 70 I ss p. %: tsrcaueho@. oa asS a f FUN :" an ,s =.
SSsSo;sd 81 Ss.p IL y a&Ms S1 r1.n sn aop%a s% %S liz %%s s %uT s:S s :D s%a NJ y p S%s
Ssushoono u SH"K . a. :Ty sST; By: Hopp,a 70 : ~Ms w%n Hrashsnsd IN 'rHch
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HOURLBSS BETTERS
RECORD IN WINNING
SARATOGA FEATURE
rites Grand Union Hotel
, stakes in 1:12. SIS for Six
Furlongs.
rHE FINN RANKS AS
BEST ~FOURYEAR-OLD

0AaAfooA, n. =, AUG. ls.-Befors .
sswd Of $4,000 raesgoers. with the hu-
ssfsy making the tempers of the spec
1.ssrs short end sharp but causing the
,Asfoushbrsds TO ace fast. Hourisss. the
~ brown colt owned By August BEL
~cut, won the Grand Union Hotel Stakes
sailop. Houriess was in such grand
S,ttjs that he ran the six furlong course
n i.i3 IS. the fastest race By any
t~vv.ysar-oid in the East ana the bsst
Sns made over the courss By any horse
Of sny age during this meeting. The
ucs was worth $3.50 net to the winner.
Five horses were withdrawn, which
sft seven youngsters to sport silks.
Hourless opened up favorite. but there
vas q hot tip on omar Khayyam. which
vas In receipt Of fifteen pounds from Mr..
De.mont's colt. Omar Khayyam was
made . slight favorite. but II the men
Who backed him blindly had known that
Mo legs had been sprayed with ether in
peevtous races they would no have been
u eager to support him to-day. The
admirers Of Hourisss were strong In their
admiration OF him. each man claiming
that he was not opposed by the great
Campfire to-day. n he was Q week ago,
snt that Campfire alone can beat the
Belmont colt.
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Southern Association.

~ Nashville n III
Nashville. 10
'iuhiie o ss'r ssss Hsats .s..s ga.
Iatteries-Herbert and street Iu,.on
and Schmidt.
A Chattanooga 'frst Gamel- n
ne e sssfss sHfs n
Eight innings by agreement.
Batteries-Ailen and Kitchens: Smith
and Eberry. ~
Second same'- HE
>na.' nnnosa' t'''''......
= 'rirdrS . - o. s ss.s t.r.Hs ..... q q
Seven innings bv agreement
bstteries.knowison and Kitchens. Town
send and Higgins.
At Memphis n
Memphis
Birmingham
Batteries-ke and Huei. Rack and
Hauser. ~ ""'
At Little Rock n
Little Rock 4 .
'.""'" e @ . - 49, s's.s. t.s.,. 4 .
Observation-Disclosures and Chnninnn. IA,
and Neidcrkorn. '"s
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RsaaeP 00ing Back.

Noamsr, the. champion Of last season.
was beaten at the end Of the mile and II
clearly not the great horse he was last
year. He had to be urged hard to keep
up Q fast pace. . condition which did
rot prevail In others years.
The greatest ovation rendered any
horse was paid out lavishly to Star Mas
yer when he flashed past h post the
winner Of the NTH race. This tribute Of
s~pproval was not given to the horse. hut
a. recognition to A. X. Macomber's nne
sportsmanship.
Mr.. Macomber 10 the owner OF Star
Master. and this colt Ia the irst race
horse to win out Of the big string In the
stable. All season. from the Kentucky
Derby To this afternoon. the Macomber
horses have raced. not n finishing bet
ter than second. This position they held
many times. Many another man would
have become discouraged. Not SO with
NJ. Macomber. Defeats merely spurred
hin on and II vas only yesterday that
he paid $4,000 for three horses.
The applause lasted until Star Master
had been pulled up and had walked
hack to the scales. Finally Mr.. Ma
eomber rose In his box and doffed his
hat Now that Star Master has broken
the Ice turfmen regard him as a likely
candidate for the Hopeful Stakes next
week. which 10 worth nearly $4,000.
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768 sS SoS "a nM s.aas sssp.sh:: HsD%se. mrs..ssrad: nc up~..d
TT%%SSM .ssiS 2 ny y s$sSss - $50 $50 II Il. 49, sS :I 4: @"s1'csA ~ %A%::
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Fise Finish II chase.

The Saratoga Stecplechase Handicap.
worth $3.50 net to the winner. distance
Two and a half miles. the longest CROSS
country race Of the meeting. not only
resulted In a good finish after q fast
pace al! the way. but furnished Its quota
OF thrills and spills and an unusual fea-
'ure In a new record OF s rs as against
the old mark. s :23.
Benny Laddie made the race memoir
.o'e BY topping over the next to the last
!ump, 1t was the first time he had ever
Altn In a steeplechase. His mishap
csused Lysander. which was last but
eiosins fast with q fine challenge, to
UP over him and to fall heavily. by
.ns time rebeto had passed Hlbler. the
pacemaker. and had gained such an
AIRY lead that he won despite the fact
mat he bungled his last jump.
tommy McTaEEart. the leading Jockey
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