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11 SATURDAY 241905 I 1 I 1 i 1 rTT = GO BETWEEN BRINGS 7000 AIKX SHIELDS ttlDS HIM IP I THISTLE STAKES Broomstick Wins Sllle Handicap With Top Welsh AlanaDale Odd On nadir lleatrn Old Faithful In Ironl Foiu favorites Sticceed at 8heep head nny- fio Between ho fouryenrold Meddler geldiig who has shown surprising form nit was victorious In the Thistle Selling Stnle at nine furlongs run over the fiheeps hal Hny track yesterday He was n favorite iiininired down to i to s nnd though he- ihigan plnwly nnlshed with tho usual In- vincible rush through the Tiomestretch pass- ing the judges four lengthn heforn T C Mo- Dofffllrtderanlum 18 to 5with Alex Shields Ht Valentine 4 to l third unit dozen lengths hark Oi Between who ran In the colors of r K Fn the who bought him last year from Meyer for 3500 was entered to be Hold for 12800 When Judge McDowell onlled for bids Alex Hhlelds began the fun by boosting the figures to sooof- lrM crack out of the box Trainer Brown bid the usunl whereupon Shields kept on nirtiling IMul at a until hArt nnmed- OM At that point Fox and Brown decided- to lit the cilrling go and Shields who told hi friends Ihnt he would hop as high i Mi m pmmrd well although tome of the sharps said that It would prove In eiponslvp nraln Inasmuch as UO Bo t Tei n I reputed to soro and the handl capper in future events will not be Inclined to real him lightly The runtip netted 1211Hi for T C McDowell who ran second nrnonistlck with 128 pounds found that he nns the rlnsa In the handicap at a mile He nns thr ilioicp of the talent though ho nent to I to 3 because of the play on K E lake Sanders and Tame R Kerne Sinister Merlin rode him with consummate skill waiting until the head of the stretch ra reached where Broomstick moved up nn the outside and overhauling Smiter the pncemaUor won easily by a loiiLth and a huH In 142 Sinister was the Mine dlManee before Cederstrome 12 to 1 ho hat Sunders a head U odds on favorite In the sixth are at a mile nnd n sixteenth on the turf after showing the wny for threequarters of i mile tired under tho weight to then become the pacemftser but near the end he too got W weary and Migraine feroml choice a drive won by a naif lntth in IJ7 Joiiiull wns a length nd a before AlalinDalf he did not think Klnleydute could lan h Ion 80 h hal Ilk r hal ann sc tip 4 Jonquil- S utid ¬ ¬ > in after n Door tart In the third race 1- 0twoyenroltK live n half furlongs Whit tavls crlib rately tho heavily backei figet colt up nnHhing last II 1 Whit tes3 Old Faithful I to I von this race a hind from Ihldiax the favorite Hildn- brant pitting It all over Otlom Cassinl- 0to Jjot was third The time was 09 25 u to I took the fifth race for for fvonircll furlongs In i romp e7a ilvo lengths in front or Sived way to vuh Avlstou i to l a bead tack time wa ID4V Jockeys never ridden n wlnre had tliiinouiiVfn tie first race at si and i half furlong tjrltv coursp nnd wonderful to boner won bv n- n h h lialwlth Imoii H Iud well nauud In the rabo t to I was in the place with Arwtml rio i a length back i he- eath T va th ateiiltiif the truck four favorites w H11 Lout Utxio persoii- erc i The suminiirl- nsT rjicr- Sllnz for tir ycfrolls upvurd on SX B ur on i ilirt wvH- orir Kiel f l1 Icrkrj Htlltnf r Wliorlfr Crrfn 11 Anno Jillurton it1 ii An nai ll- AllKlth I IVJIaniliii 01 4 Bjtjrtr I Mdpf7mlricTno1Iii J- BoJerofrj Van Ceulrr 3 Illtle Jo nion v f I 13 li lvi rl Cite lii Fairstart won erMiy Vrrr cn l n t Ma traln tl- 1srcovo MI- Ilorst tinrt life M- rEronrniiilr I FlrlsterS nV- CerterbtnirrrS d- TJakeSnndcrs1 114 Unele 4 111 Lord Iiadtr ma 151 Hl Jh- l 7IU M II S- Mroims hv 5 S Urn trained Trillin PACT For lvn ytjr ods MnJO added lownrns flv iiJA lilf onjse- Hnrsr ni lf in OM Faithful S 112 Ibltiljs 2 110 Odoni- Caolal 2 I2tyner- oountnt2 Martin DeliiinlckiT2 112 OXrlll Confederate 2 122 Sheehan Viio2 112Hum W v J- Kliikyilalr2 113 W Davis i n Time lnD 2i iw Poor sun ilrlvlne Old Fallhfui- M Iliimiirs Semper Fliee owneil y ji HildrtSml T IS Jj S i J I f 3- O112uhiichan100 ta j Mined by W Roeer- irocnrn RCR- Th ie sioUf for threeyearold i r f elllnr ellowanees one mlwVat- urinnt n n ijf nv i r nn n 1 irm Diiihu ss- frfniiir l or Miller Si Vainiie 4 MONclU ll 7 Vnrlf Charlrv 3 Bl Aiibuelion ISI 6 Msianlrllo 1 M Mvcrs 001 fi nara 1 IX Snertliir l 2 T Sniiii rner 4 irci Hllrtebrsnd ISI Oold Ten 1 vt i Johnson 101 4t Time lW Good sxrt won ensllv Go netwern b- Mfddlr Indigo owned hy C F Fog trained F Prcv Finn nscs- Slllns fnr twovearoltl miles to I riurijs ttno added Bve furloncs cn and Ace in iotkti Bttlng ri OS Baird Sl IS Fp rtnar 2 105 Mortality sl 31 h- AM lon2 lit Shaw 31 Bs S Andrln 2 no nooker 151 M 4 Miss Point J 110 W Pavts 2vl n 5 Kvenlne 2 lID L Smith n 41 n Mllh inrrifs 2 IDS Dlielns 1001 4Vi 1 Ahlured 2 110 Auhuchon 121 M 110 snerllne looi 401 JlfM 110 Miller nl 2 10 ilon2 lID VT Knapp Bl 2111 K te 7 KM 10rtt 40112 Udr Valentine 2 71 13 2 nn Baynor loni 4fti 14 105 Murphr 1001 oi u Time 4 Fair st rt won easily Consistent br f 2 h owned by Mrs R W Waldfn treln d P Tlalden RACK ten pounds ahovi- n csle liftrn added allowanres one mile and tutnth on the turf 10 Alt in Jnclii Betttno Fin Mlfrslne 1 107 ONeill 21 l f Jonquils KM Sl even 2 Dale r n Muter 45 14 3 Kn 3 102 LSmlth K 4 n i i gnnnnia Blle 4 111 JCorhran 401 st s B lls j Kellyjnol toi r Time i47 4ii c od wnn hlk r 3 GallantCinderella owned trained Fred RaelnK at Buffalo BrrfAlJi lime 23Sliver Sue Searfrll Hallfa- ta Dant Ask Me were the heavily favorite Park today Collegian was ov i lookfri in th won the ctrepjtchas 4lly First Race Five Sue ion W a to S wnn Osslneke 102 J Callahnnl eond Delvolr 112 Snencrl 8 to l third Time 102 Colorni Grevllla Redstart Away rtsifr end ProRrsmme also ran Stconrt and a furtong Seirfell toft won 113 Itelgir fj to i second Pnt Duller ion K Walshli t I third Time t20 Moiarodnr Col nracg also ran K Miller 15 to I won OgreAS 110 Auzsbergli- tn 2 vrnrtd Punetui 37 Ornh m n io I third Jim R lS NaiII u 1 hirnhrrtce Wan r riiary al i rii- r One rtl 70 dOr Konaillli s to I wont Jan Holly I0 itm to l scroml Lnreita M 101 Iliiehanani even third r t49 5 Veva Sllverskln- nd Rr ran Hfii jiArrrnur sod s halt fiirlon HnllfAi won PtSls m Saramm lot F ttnlihItu i third Jlnr fi4 ss Iir ne Devoir illM Ffch henna I rs M Fur llnliy Willie nd lt also ran Jflil Roep fji mile end sixteenthDon irs u Mrlntyn even won Solon Shingle M illuriunan B in I t ond Ruby Hemp 1 101 III M 7 to i third Time 149 lS Mn a ay Russell A Klngernne Wile Tommy Tuelitr B ant b Lon htont J > I ali I lt n ont hall lon i r t 11 2 C St t t3 110Ih et f I Ii 3 11d1r I nl I et i I I tt Y i 3 IW IJ1 toI I JTI r 4 r4 n I Ii t1nd1rap Ir r Idnd rrt 170 111n1 FIn i Ifi P 0 I m 11 e TIr II- nond 1011 fn Rr b I I P ant I I 7I Muttn Z In won 1 1 n C I I r 4 cal rIo 2 II n 2 T1t Spbln 2 b T SIT TOt I V and b nd t 12 Ir far 11 hal e 4 ti l daR c 7 i nd I I Z od ol- In I OM San A My Mate L li i ni end 9 dId roll t I I SziIit1 eXc i t4rp 1FI O3 i tLI i S I i sii 7 7 41 t Yl 2f3 MttIc iItq lel ic owncl i W ont dir MerLin JNiltL 4I T 4 Mtllr ll1 rIl C star Tfl fir 111r11v 2 i- II i tie 112 CrtmmIn 2 VtIi v nt ICS 21 5 b a Cojtn tin Martin Jt2 Mar Trrjq tEn 1w CI 1 l niIfrs 222 rex ni Ynin ito erc tiq is t Vic i i irIs al Margaret A t ana art r- ant < < > > > > < > > < < < < < < CARD FOR SHKEPSHEAD Beldame Namcrt to Go In the Advance Slake Because of he heary truck Hysonby has not hen named t v tart In the Advance Htnket weight for n f one mile and throe furlong to be run ntSheopahond Bay today But Beldame will be a sure starter with Migraine Agile Oamnrn nnd Spanker an rival The flrent Trial for two yearolds r furlongs Futurity course should provide If fine rare II I Whitney Is represented tiy Burgomaster with top weight Queen of and Ironsides while Fred Cooks Bennett James n Keonos Bohemian K K Hmatherss Security and John K Maddpna Timber are also In the list Tim Beacon Steeplechase wilt open the card with some good jumpers Kosehen has 137 pounds In the Handicap at with Jnke Sanders Old Kngland Vaddell Sparkling Star Incantation and others meet fifth race at five and a half furlongs Hold Undue 1 Harmon and Lord of Forest areamong the best The race IH a handi- cap at n nnd a furlong on the crnts entries follows First Hire The Ilc con Steeplechase bout two miles and It half Arlnn 147 Dromedary l43Onme Cork 137 told IMlSandhurst U7 Second Hacolll hwelifht Handicap six fur- long main course Hose hen 1S7 Incantation lit take Sanders Ilfe 110 Diamond 108 10- 8Candida i IChlf finlt 10- 0Aitnrlta 123 lllaek Irlnie 100 Action 1201 Diamond Flush 105 1161 Ancestor 105 Sparkling Star HJlIady Prudence 104 Third RaceThe Ortat Trial for twoyearolds lent six of Kuturlty course llurgomaster 12 Ttmber 123 Clearer Dennett I22nelmere 11- 7Hohemlan 117 nigh Chance 122iQueen of Hearts Ill Security 122 ironsides 114 Fourth Race The Advance one mile end an itchy Spanker 1211 Ill l2HGamara Ill Migraine tin Filth Itacc for last flve and a half furlonjs of Futurity Course Gold Dnilfrf lOll Burlesque 101 IK ux 107 leaner ito Cinchona Anodyne M Leonard Joe Hcynanl04l Dantnm n- Ilttle Urn 104 Hudily 6S- Jlmmv Maher loi tOentlnn 1- 7Ah Meyer 104 There Now 7 lOCals Err n- I ber 102 Ladsarlon 87- Kllzshrth I 103 Lord ofthe Forest 04 Sir 1021 Sixth Hare Handicap one mile anil an eighth on turf Uncl Charlry n Ilrnk ito noice lerstromr 10- 3Rlrht Royal noPalrabearer 102 Stamping Ground loiSullor Doy Nlbllrk nol HArI oldn mil flank and the probable fnetorl The are a I 12 tUne 01 Old In O TODAY ei six lomm Line of Kniband too 9r > ¬ > < NO REVENUE FROM THE ACTION OF THE JOCKEY AXD TJIAVK OWXERS n t- Layert Alone nesponslble forjloka In Iho fling In Future and Have Perpeltiated thejons Will Make Mone ninjy the The crluls In lurf nffalra track severing of relations hewi deft owners nnd the bookmakerf11011- nltcly and finally Hottled wn outlined yesterday tested with member of the Jockey Clulo clrcum- partlcular emphasis that la revenue stances will the track own In future In any form from the bo the betting There will bo no recogf B the Jockey ring from any stnndpoln1 associations Club and the vnrlouft In this State operating under J no subscrlp are concerned Therurf Association tlons from the MotroF of overnight- to cover the Thero wilt be purses or tariff and the no reduction of the able to declare racing association season dividends at the netting ring will The arrancitnui William Pinkerton be under the dlpTho ring will remain and John 0 fnvply as a convenience open but the Mln two parallel lines to th public nonmembers together wlthie wmo line In view by Frank are financially the fact thell known to patrons sponslblo anempt to place thorn at a there will bolder tho settlement which dlsadvantafwlth Pinkerton and Cava rilong peaceably olTerlng no to tho presence of non further ohklng no more attempts to members What few concessions have violate the Mets are due solely to in been nv past rite Mets have borne cldentsses of a legal nature and for certal bey have asked that they bo that iterate on thn old basis monopolize tho front line again Burke practically the master WlUtlon In the camp of the Mets that of on linn seen itt to accept the present orraffnlra as Inevitable and will to sUtere IB no more friction it matter now stands the track owners ng their final decision In regard to fmanent refusal of revenue front the ring have accomplished several They have succeeded In perpctu and fortifying racing In this State the Percy Gray law They have made i r a doll ro- ot bal bell C thou h- alo r B Ito ese ecu r bookmaking end of the game a OlfSW4V DALY LEAVES YALVJHor and have Incidentally protected th bile ngalnst further syndicate operations FacIlity Find Him Oullty of rrlbbliddentally In raising the price of admission Some Dlisentlnc Members ley have succeeded In keeping away many- XKW HAVFX lime SAfter hearing undesirable persons from the tracks and by Tutor Holloii A Farr of the German derabolshln the grand stand commissioners mont had to say this afternoon In su they have stamped out an evil that was an of hi charge that Cornelius Edward undoubted detriment to the sport In other- I of the Yale varMty crew had resor1 words the track owners backed up by tha unfair means during his examine Jockey Club have placed the turf on a higher Gale Kerry and also listening to r plane than before since the passage of ment from Duly himself the Yale ro the present law and are entitled to due credit who had been In session on this casmis for such hours decided thnt Daly could notso It ma that doIng with a tines in the varsity boat nnd hesity daily revenue of 6000 from tin bookmakers dl mls cd It was stated front tho th track owners acted upon the advice of There was a reasonable doubt lit of eminent counnel It was pointed out to them nt the faculty conference as to 10rtcd that If they continued to accept the fees the veteran oarsmen end it i as from the betting ring they would he liable that Dean Henry Wright ns wtagnlnst to the attacks of certain enemies of the sport sIMnnt William Hess protev ho for spiteful reasons were anxious to the penalty finally voted by Posemto lertoin persona for nn alleged JuliniiWCurtisiofNewVorvirtmeit l1 llile lho such a advisory toRch lor the his mind vnue a sevcro lov track owners ho he had n verv big d Ialv ttVi the Intrcsts of tho tuif and the breed about being sulUy Of K ndustry nt heat iltrcfoii duide1 to Oclys InnmateStuyvcnntew londnn act IltJ rt nu Ofr York flOP to rity f y could on t rrr 8d today to throw what test o the mw plan at CraNocid and blmeps- I niiir l It was fain that circumstances rorlll nrningcment Thia means provid- hurroiiiiiiinc eHiis their Jtm at pjcftted to the Increase and also rca lowed the etuileilM A Mon that Dnly to noiesity for It Gales Ferry were of I j if t enemies of ratin are still determined WHS not tiillty ntt to decision to mao an on thn sport therefore the Mr Iurtiss while was i track imrime bookmakers of the faculty sold ft alleged guilt of the one whom proceeding Mill grave Hfc tho an sort must be brought added tr oily has thl day bottit has ben ho courts on derision of the acid and per occasions and the have been tiiken nut of th university ahva won the ring operations con i rt maerno ductcon four will take hl ic s8ion was held last The i between with no that ties come At that time I recur of wager except a iiinorandum at and to it kept the layers A cat rceover a investigated the VTfJt In mind lost b llicrire mildly was under Prof f w Manccs of such In san atnrtentt are 01 la a u other courses n Jockey latitude vr 1 1 on ea Pthatho bookmakers will never 1TSS acting weH wrn takei- ioh v would h out of t man In rather lo race than In ex the boat vlhftd done air Is in College fteaUm C of in TXbtN cull say nil em yesterday wagers with the is their own a tho track else that Is all They can no special In tho of a Is no reason why sonic ie so culled cannot sit certain es to accomnodnte the friends and ietracks now 11 satisfied with tho kind nf man is always bookmakers who are members of the afternoon for Md are to llon a day home h a uh for old privilege but there no was for what had taken place an ianc for Mph a trek owners It was i not cars to have trouble and have decided 0 let well enough alone The Jockey Club ruFHS V A nll made a wise move and the enemies of T4M ARD raring are up against It Business In the ring was brisk on all the nv m races yesterday except the fifth In spite nrtnimver In Place i of the tint green stable boys mounts in th first race Jim navov bet J2ioo at Broadview Smith Bob Tueker Alex Shield Bil- lUchtenatelh and SIR Levy following suit has E F Smathers lost A heavy waver on Jake the Senders who was alto by Kid r Rogers lo Mayer Mchtonste- lrn and Joe Rose took Irlgh and Morris llarman Ceder strom was backed by Chsrley Cash and Harry Connor time Ro money waft bet on Sydney Pa geta best reel favorite n moment before the barrier went m his pri e dropped to I to 1 while over Phidias went lit to was n club ro house commission of 4noo on this colt while Davo Johnson Manhelmer Situ Delniel Joe all he l on him The public played both steadily and seemed averse to supporting the were many nnd all llarvnnl ouartnches Among those who cashed liberal waters iH the orartlse from on Go Between were Part Johnson Charley LcnnM ni outhorn iitnh Eddie MePonald John A Drake Charles Uirjea Buys were sold Head Smith and Joe Leo Mnrtdens yeeeterdny H B M none and Alex Shields net heavily on St Valentine Max Blunien Yankee Sf f W Vnnker Mrt n f hy i i Mirthful tcnlhnd R F- nftt naudit alfSMirthfur Hoi It fhy ri d jllhih- iV Mlrlltr ellei 0 Heidi s rllUllf 01j A iinn f HnlrndM- ttwa Ji Warner n f by m DrttIun A lirlfoma K Howe B f by MVim Pocltpll Pcler uiver M niJ Simons It Oannon jpstar of the West T J nneti B JyblJ3nEleanor Holmes R E- Bpiygbam BraniJK JibAtiiinti ntly 4 Co the clo lne was 7 to 5 Al Stokes and Kol Mchtensteln cashed on ConMMent In the race with KnIt Tearsnll batting Avislon E K- Smnthers dropped 12500 on event Pate Johnson Eddie McDonald Sol and JOB Rose cashed on Migraine Eddie Burke took Do Between was claimed from ThomA Kerr last fichnffer A for IIson and was the next tiny to Charley Fox for von Previous winners of I he Thistle Stakes were Francesco Andy Williams and Dainty Klnjeydale Is a halfbrother to the late V Inflexible now In the stud METEOR III irVS- KaUer Sails Her to Victory Against the Ilamburc SpeCIal Cable lltipatch la THE SUN IONnov June 23 A despatch from Kiel says that Emperor Williams yacht Meteor III today heat the schooner yacht Ham burg formerly the Rainbow by one minute Emperor was on board his yacht ever acton In J ed dun te of row Ih said ant Del P Lilt Ih book and und U Ito 111 for th borett when hA said that the I of ore about the I 1 Au I rn olhp freedom ci 101t the all of lt 0 ur expert a Gnl a but tier pro the lblp lard Club tcward asked a cent a of ri011 In the Hp are tit cut beforehand ar I to In DIilt anti there hns never been I I since h Th not at I ant d that Wtyr they do the of In I I They o hit wa I this I fee feel Ironer r lift onA who hap and dealt with them for IIi t for and s The Ilatr I IPlndlnl a kept I 1e I tnJY on have known who Is than n pp n hl raring also MRlempnt happene for It there never the tracks and the A f P Th that I I Itt Sr I flat I vCr on Whorler who harked h Jfrhicn nod Oars nnh C W Dirk and othrr8 sent on on Jniin E 1ldpn- I who plnnd down The Tanltr got the arks arid Fred played Alnl It to a at the Doh Tucker and Toa to lbs bru8h ended for the Unden took Tlnhucloo S 85 econdl Th Inlhrlmer on tl e enl on rid Ipcond solid War and Top prac In Tp8 the trainIng tnday Ha on d over the four the TAckman a at end ten lid the down to s to Lyman hut nHdle n with Stoke ho the postponed at o Z taken h who CounsElor In then 164 pounds ten he hen pal and In four on HI IhlA I IA TeT even third Iho paid CApt the blt tight I out toom I o ialyC han ann mr Ire break In man liob And Pup In tribe Itorl At rile ant Sister the Job l the for a I D In thai and SIr to pnfIOlrlrrA 70 on Between nl and Ch t rlc n Onrk lo nth 1M M plo rIhlen lpln 4n0 t no r Jrrl p tralmr 111 Scerll pAr h I p t Ii rm sold 1t sno a t U n br f i IlOO n r 2M Pla 1 II or hr f OIl C 1IJQ Ii t IlOO 200 35 B t LO The t J- I away I ttttng otT was I cice ttt 1 hey this raied lii ettli nt III f lwnd3a it tCa daily gross stzted hits roan itt ruetubers revels 11Jt ie than undr bug iI cvlty in vies tip the traclu with nih make the is graduatl big lizes lbs rcvteretI bookmakers t tie tJt lutes drawn attorneys doubt Iii ger civil stilt course and I Ii i I he qteetIons ore be ay atiitiatboii ore theft finn month tsin T litI lilatter ther wheit revenue vas ott at- nio lIbertY bring Park art receding front that Daly thought an recognized all bit his ighu rnit iii nay ntatffii n public him oat instantlY as would far rr nil sos cribbIng un the worst i etc 00 Oil p regard thali I known entire responsibility I c boat niid tiiitii fl ituthorit regret more ii iinnds I that t well politIcian interested Mr DEl hnI worked way i and niT ibis will be any further trianclal unbounded uithnns between ring his Ut lie reI the that alt s I EreiIIflIeiI a Mile rw LOSOOX June 22 Hsrvarda was th freshman four were the stein Snyder flrnwti list were time over the course Grant tito lead of the freshl was q Increased ength mile flag Aste went The time f Mike Main of and host was S minutes bet Voladny operators busy the tide and light wInd All race cart ed Red hr Jack MeIinni eiflhii goIng mile I and the ciitbhniisn rush the forcing s put urns again Coach Wray Sinister Al down rid the until Dnlyifi CCfl the ctghe pounds sub ely t titute list Oridi I the weighs It in IPIVI rne w55 trios Viii WI will have to ott next cceaien all ai express the Eli Gutfhorn Bill Porter Tucker a ci sympathY rir Vogel Tlr I Catisid I llanisn me before Ctnriev Cash Lr the toteS follow reranhtim iiie hyphen the went fin the last minute alIce Stable Cit AInn F tkflld table liT way p Ii i ITO by IP Rirkfleid ly t ij f 3111 or Rennet o0 f hIP Laymen o fby 0 f 260 178 0 > > > > < > > > > ¬ ° ° Electric Carriages Exclusive Ienlin Finest Construction M HT nu H nir i- VIVTOniA IMMBfON IMO ELHKIION YICTOBIA lOOO SURREy LANDAV8 IAN DAtllETH IIANSOMS liVEs Special Carrie Catalogue on ELECTBIO v4AlCIB COMIANT 1413814 West oath Street Metropolitan Opera House Member Mfr TRAYERS AND SLOAN TODAY ENGLEWOOD GOLF TOVRXAMEXT TO V WITH GOOD MATCHES Tiffany and Chadwlek Again the Hod ion River Flnallit Low Scoring on Tw alf klll Course Metro- politan Women Compete A aohoolboy and a Princeton boy Travera and Sloan will the finalists for the class A cup today at tho Ennlewood Golf Qub tournament It will be the third M O A tournament In auocoaslon at which Travem has been a Had their tin for the gold medal on Thursday depended on the match yesterday morning Peters would have lost but as It Is the Frlncetonlan will have another show today to win tho playoff from Archie Graham In the handicap Graham did 17 43 80 to 30 44 83 for Peters and won by 1 up Travers duplicated Grahams totals In his early match and beat the elder C Fowncfl by 3 and 2 The sensational morning match was be tweon Laird the Blojruer from tho tees and Oswald Klrkby Laird won four holes straight to begin with Klrkby was but I down at the turn the out holes hnvlne been In 39 to 41 Laird came home In 41 to KirK bvs 4n Tho former was 2 up at the twelfth but they were oven at the sixteenth and still Bqunro at the eighteenth and also even In strokes at 80 An extra hole was a half In 5 On the twentieth holo ball was to the right near the brook and the PrincetonCanada entry had the match by getting 4 to 5 CIOM A Cup Second Round Archie Graham North Jersey beat Ralph Peters Princeton I up Jerome I Travel beat W C Korne- sOakmont3ui ajid 2 to play Doutloa Laird Prince- ton beat 1 up 50 holes K J Sloau Princeton heat V P Iawson- Montclalr 4 arid to play SemiFinal Hound Travers beat Graham 2 up Sloan beat Laud 1 up Beaten Eight First A Marcellus- Yountaltah best C W Talntor Richmond county SemiFinal beat Marcellus 2 up and 2 to play Keep beat Barrows 4 up and 3 to Class n Second Round F Snare Englewood beat O herb Inwood by 1 up E P Parmelee- Xew Haven best 0 Graham hy 2 up C H Blalte Jr Enzlewood beat O O llaxter Forest Park by 2 I to play S V Ileckwlth- Montrlalr beat A Van Vichtcn by 7 up and B Io HoundParmelee beat Snare 2 up Beckwlth beat Hlake 1 It holes ClossC Second roundA P beat II F Rlndmiind hy 4 un 3 to W M Collier North Jersey teat H O C Davis South Orange by 4 end 3 D Dettmar best J Campbell Phillips Hollywood by up and 3 to play D MarvIn Knglewood beat C A Corie by I holes Semifinal Round Palmer heat MartIn I up Dettmar licat Collier S up anti 3 to play Casi nSecnnd round U T Allen Hills bttt If C Shrnvood Knjlewooil by 5 up and t to tila 1 M larnes heal C S Cot 1 up K C Carroll FlrV heat H ctlr Wfitcheiler jolt by X up- J W Hayninnd Marine aol beat i II pelwr Jr Jersey City default Srmttlnal flounil beM Mien I up Car- roll heat Raymond B up and S to play Th ro was a tip in four ball competition- In which only a few of the starters returns scores Sidney Maddock and St John Wood 36 42 78 J nd II Prter jr jo an 78 XV C Free- man mid XV C 40 42 43 II Weathtrby And S F Lerrerts 43 4882 XVest Talntor and Frank M Wilson 40 44 SI II Itelninund and M R Howe 41 44W G A Graham and H C Sherwood 41 45 M There will br an eighteen hole handicap besides the llnal final fur the championship of the Hudson Kiver liolf Association at the Twaaltertlll Club links Kingston will be u repetition as tu thu principals of tIn same maui tact year i beat Joseph had xi ick one hole Both were Ink very good coil yesterday I had wick making an 82 in the morning and Tiffany doing in the afternoon Is the best score made on tho 3000 yard course this your and within iwo strokes of tim amateur record ton the links L A Hamilton nnd Uiadwick Sr will fight out for the consolation cup while in tho other llnals are players as known at M O A tournaments There wore women in the afternoop gallery who had gathered from the eight towns in the league fur the reception and dance In their honor last night at clubhouse 1 he summaries Championship Second round Gllman P Tiffany Powrllon beat It A Ktnxortny IJutcness County ky 2 up x K Cilllell Columbia beat L K Van Ellen by 2 up and I 10 play Joseph Luadwlrk Jr Howeltnn heal J G Van Ktten- Twaalfsklll by 4 up and 4 to play XV A Adriance- Dutches beat H U Phillips by I up SemlinialTtltany beat lilllelt By 6 up antI 4 to play Chadivlck best Adriance by 5 up and 4 to Consolation Cup Second A Hamil- ton Dulchr6S beat II Keowortby Dutchess up and 4 to play H C Jordan Iowelton beat J H Seeley by 2 up T F ChadwIcU- Powrllon beet J L Moore by 6 up and 6 to play XV C Harris Haegklll brat XVT Hilton Iowelton h up and to Semi UnAl Hamilton heat Jordan by 4 up and 2 10 play Chadwlck heM Harris by 3 up and I to play- Third Sixteen Cup Seeond round A H Vail Dutchess heat H Bureu by 7 up and 5 to play O L McAllister Twaalfsklll u S Roulette Saejklll hi I ID holes K II Tebow beat F O Mitchell Powelton by de- fault V Schoonmakcr Twaalfsklll beat K F Pnweltcn by 4 lip sod 1 to play SemlnnalVall heat McAllister by 8 up and 7 to play btat Schoonmaker by 4 up and 2 to Beaten Eight Cup First D Dewey Twaalfsklll real T II Sllkman Raegklll 4 up and 3 to play F Coykenrtall Twaalfsklll beat C H Arrnt hy 2 up and I to play W A Vetterau Dutches heat J S Taylor hy 2 un Jobn Smith Poweltnn heal H G Phillips Saegklll by 2 up and 1 to heat Dewey hy l up Smith heat Weneraii by 2 up and I to plav Second neaten First round HS Gordon Twaalfsklll bra C Reynolds Jr Twaalfsklll by 3 up and 2 to play J Bartlett Dutchess heat H Nelson Dutches I up C R Olllett Columbia beat C H Delevrrcne Twaalfsklll by 7 up and- I to play C II Arent Saerklll heat X A Dutehess by 5 liP and 4 to play Semifinal heat nartlett by 8 up and 4 to Olllet heat Arenl hI S up and 4 to Third Beaten Eight First round J M Herbert Twaalfsklll tiV F Powley Twaaltsklll beat F Hnlhrook Sae klll by I C A Warren heat I F Herbert Twaalfsklll by S tip and 2 to Powley heat Herbert hy I up Warren a bye n Joe 001 all on at Club be W o Roundf 2 and I to P H l1arroO Jlalnntld hr 2 up and I to play EMI Pla a tIlt 01 I M 10 b th town I toda all II bO man oallslllli PI roundL 7 6 an rack TWaII klll Tbo pIM roundF h 1500 ieetrt NauaU assau S by up play beat Murray Engiewood by a and 2 tO play 11 V Keep lngiewood beat J D Foot play Palmer Park- way S UI Iatriil Itt Id lhl the hi- S > < > ¬ ¬ > ¬ All the final rounds today be at hnle and there will bo an eighteen hole handicap for cups presented by n II Coy A T Twentrfoiir started In defiance of the showers in Womens Metropolitan Golf Association tournament yesterday at the Nnn nu Country Stout who would have been at s did not appear for the handicap Miss Maud Van won the net Mi Helen the gross score Ortrtule won at the approaching nnd putting Tho sum- mary Miss Maud Van Boskrrck Plalnfleld 100 Miss Helen Illshop Hrooklawn 05 BR1 Mrs Harris Apawamls 103 8 04 Miss Gertrude Travers Nassau P 4P4 Miss NassauICfl Ot Mrs C L Tiffany Nassau 103 8M Mrs S f 1irens Hnclewood W 4 M Mrs H F Whitney Nassau ins fues Mrs E F Sanford E e County BB 207 Mrs H B Clark Inc sBs M n Paterson Kngle wood 1M 2 107 Mrs T II Polhomm Parkway 108 4 04 Mrs William Beard Nassau 112 fl 104 Mrs John Hill Nassau 122 184IX F L Ixirlnc Nassau 123 isins Mrs n A Jr Nassau 141 IS in- Appmachlng and Putting Won Miss Gertrude It second Mrs S F 19 after play on with Mrs Beard Nassau Mrs f F Sanford Mil Mrs II n Clark Apawamt 10 K erlne Travers Nassau Mrs F Whitney Mrs John 11111 Nassau 20 Mrs n mond County Mrs T H Eastern P way 21 Mrs D A Fuller Nassau 22 MIss Jee- Hlninan DyVcr Meadow 2- 5Westall Win In Handicap TennIs Toina mont In the final of the Metropolitan haicap tennis tournament held nt the Tennis lubs grotinds yesterday H U st fall of the Kings C E Central U 1 o r Do Bishop MIa pro 12M A- I > vaml Mr b Pnrl ood Will Ear oi lotltemus ount semis t 00 13 asIr aasil LeITert Coon 0iis ass de- feated i ¬ > CHESBRO DISARMS DETROITS PITCHES FtE GAME AND VISIT OUS DO OT SCORE New Yorki lilt Molten third In Two Innlnr and Win KasllyPUIIartelphla Take Another Pall Out of trip Leader Uostonc and Brown Sleet With Dole Thp Xew York Americans closed up thel homo series with the Western teams yestor day by out the Detroit Ohesbri pitching telling form All told the mont of June at home was a hard out for the Net YorkHelght games being postponed on aoooun of rain nnd there being more defeat than victories In the grimes that were played Th Westerners captured A majority of their some In the East hiving a margin of three vlctorle to their credit All of them except St I ul won morn games than they lost The goo work oftho Phllartelphlas against the Invad ore was all that kept the latter from maklni a better showing The 1hlladelphlas gay tho Cleveland another setback yesterday taking three out of four game The Chicago won in Boston so that the New Yorks game on the Boston and the Washlngtons bee the Browns The results New York 7 Detroit O Washington4 St Loulil Philadelphia 8 Cleveland O Chicago a I sTAxntsa or TH ctvns- CJuSl IP JCI Cu5j W I PC Cl veland S3 17 eisriioston 22 2 Chicago 31 VO j8New VorkSO 20 40- 1hlladelphla 32 COI Wtshlncton21 8 Detroit 27 J4 32SSt Louts 19 II K- NEW TOnK A I DKTI1OIT 0 There wcro no kinks or soft spots In Cbes bros arm yesterday as good as over has pitched and tai NeW Americana won In I canter better bull III ever respect than the shut then out cut style The only kind of made by the were not one of their fpawly distrIbuted was driven the There not have been that many Detroit tilts If the been and thus ra tarded fielders In getting ball The whole New team showed In batting fielding and base running thi gray having no depressing on an of With smooth and effectively the men behind hint wen usuall bothers the New York deal was n obstacle In their path yesterday for thai bunched hits on double Detroit of busln In the llrst Inning ol Cooler grounded to Conroy who sat do i- on wet Chesbro worked hid man nicely and made hint fan hit to Williams who has not made an error Jr long that It i hard to remember when last transgression occurred Jimmy tosea the hall to forcing BId Yeucer threw tu Chase in time to nip triw ford run In tim first Inning wo a gift walked went to rund on n to third on to right ind home on a wild Me would have c red anyway as Williams spanked a single toleft on Chases From the first Inning on to the elehtl tiere was a mutual presentation of In the of Detroit vriked out to Connolly and Insisted that leeraJ of the Now players who were III a far corner tin told tovicate the playing had no anyway Connolly did see to It they got outside the line their time iibout going Hut something In the manner of to Irritate Connolly nnd he ordered nil tilT the Held Its getting so you cant a these a said onovan afterward Connolly also put a sto to any was on the bases and altogiher wan iiultti Imperative with the players a high done by Ih Xew York In the eightl hector fire with a sIngle nnd MI lid Williams hit Heeler lia n nnd xlnizlQ- to right scored Conroy Willlatnsind fultz the utitteeze the form This are Inimitable on this flint nn a to and Yeager wn out Irving the with t lieshro thmtrike A moment later tie tripled to rid scoring Fultz and Conroy scorn DETAOIT NUW 1t R Hr A R n u r E OLeary sea 1 0 0 Oinoujhtv IB 2 0 0 0 Cooley cfO OIKceler ri 1 Hlckmnlbo 0 S 1 oiConroy 3bl CnwfM rfO fl 5 0 Williams jJ 2 3 B n- CoUBUIu3bO 0 2 3 OlChiSC IbO I 14 0 0 Schaefcr2bu o 3 2 I Yragcr I S 5 o- Lowclf 0 1 I 0 OIKultt Drillr 0 fl 4 2 oiKleliiowel Mullen c I 2 OiChesbro pO 1 o 0 0 Totals 0 II Totals 7 13 S7 IS 0 Detroit 0 0 0 0 Now Xork 2 0 0 01 0 0 6 7 First base on error New York on bases New York 6 Detroit 4 First on balls Oft Chesbro 2 oIl Mullen 3 struct Chis bro 4 b M lien 2 Three h hitsChaseC- bcsbro Sacrifice hits Chase IXI Stolen bases Chnsi Double rays Xllllara6 nod Chose 2i jill by By Mullen 1 Wild Passed oil nrlll Um Tlme1 hours d 50 minutes Attendance 1200 WASHINGTON 4 ST LOUISA L i WAsntNOTOK June n les la a row Kith an error antI nwlldlteh In the eighth Inning today resulted In four r and a victory for Washington after ilndes latterly pltclilnc for Mvin innIngs hid kept anspno from keltln- ibyonJ icrond bane The HI LOUIS ASHINQTON- n n r A x an r A r Stone If 0 I 2 n OIXIII I Hcknfd2bo 0 1 J cf l y o u- XanXanllbo i 8 o UStalilh I I o o 0- Koehler cf 0 040 ojtnorf l 2 o IrISh rf 010 OiHutrnniilfO J J 0 0- XVallareasl o l 1 u I I l ileasonabO 1 1 2 OiCaidy M 0 0360S- ugdejico tun lillidcn l S o fl 0 0 0 I 07ep 0 JJ Totals list 9 3 otals 4 72711 1 St Louts n 0 0 t 0 0 0 01X- Xasnlngton 0 0 0 n o o 4 4 Left on bases XVashlng St Louis 2 1lrst base on errors XVishlngH 3 St Louis I First base on rtMde I Struck outBy Wolfe i by tilnde Hi liy prherBy I XVtld Stolen bases Stone Umpires Kelly and McTarhy Tne 1 hour 33 min- utes Attendanci 1101- PHILADELPUA A S CIBTZLANDO- rHlLADKUnt Tun 23 The rhllidelphlas made their The could rto notnlrr wlih addell at critical ta es The score CISVEMIO PBlLADItpnlA- it T n np AC Jackson lf0 2 C 0 Hsrtsel If 0 2400 01 f Hoffman cfO 0200 flick rf t o Paris ih n n 5 n o Lalolf 2b i1 0 Cross Sh 0 0 i 0 0 t 1 rfO 0200 Turner a 0 Murphy Zb 0 Stovall Ib i 0 0 1 i o I 3 J R 1 0 rihoades p I f JolWadrtell pi j 0 s 0 Totals tt If Totals3 7 27 T 0 n n 0 o n o- PhiiadSpf n z o i o o First b on errors Philadelphia 2 Left on Pl delphl t a Ilrst biwe- on halls I outny Waddell Two Sic Waddell 2 stolen Rnffmai SUerldan Time i hour and K AtlcndaneeeJSlI- CAOn AM 3 BOSTON A I 1 DOS III I 4M ZI 83 7 trolt Thll and hit and live well hl rlsll It II A anl Pat 11 0 onolIn ullI Till t lie Ololnn energetic whn Conro HI INI nllllmq 001 pair pin Klllnow r Ill 11111I Chc bro > 3 S 0 3 tOo I 0 0 I 000 2 I 0 24 to 0 0 0 00 Aft lIe iiuit hug WolverInes hits walked right hcre 4 I 6 0 PItch Mullen ice I 7 1 0 I 3 Mun 2bU Glade I Ii 0 6 halls 10 8 Tao Surden hlIa eounttodni 0 I t C 1 4 2 0 0 13 Knight as 0 c i 2 ° ° a ° 0 255t5 Struck r bin has < > ° < > > ° Dosr1 June 23 Chicago won out In the ninth Inning tod y game Fords helped the via unTil Donahues grounder A hit double brought Donahue borne had flied to singled jcorti Sullivan Owen pitched a tine game The score BOSTOJf I CBICAOO- n n p A n n n r A E- ciwh rf 1 1 I n oJonscf n 0300 i n 2 Holmes j i n o- nutt If0 n n ol Davis ss n l i 4 0 240 01 Donahue lbI 1 11 o n lbO 0 H 1 Ollsbell rf Mfns 3bO ft 1 o nlSjIllvon c I 2 s l o- vls 2hn ft 4 1 liDundnn 2b cer 0 3 1 liTannehlll 3bn ien pO l n fl p n n o 4 eeman 0 nnnoi Totals 3 82712 olals 1 7 10 21 Batted for Grtmshaw In the ninth Inning ston 0 0 ilearo l ooonnno 23 First base on errors Doston 1 Chicago 1 Left n bases Boston 8 Chicago 4 First base on alls Off Owen 1 out fly Dlneen y Ofren S Three bate hit Burkett Two jase hits Sullivan S lbacli Sacrifice Dundon Grlmshaw Collins Double DavisDundon arid Donahue Hit by pitcher Uy 1 I hour and 2S minutes Attendance 4281 Game Scheduled for Today NATIONAt ICAODE Boston In New York Brooklyn In Philadelphia two games Cincinnati In Ilttsburg St louts AMERICAN UCAnUE- Xew York In Hoiton In Wash elba 51 hauls In Cleveland Chicago In Detroit EASTKIIN LXAOUK Jersey In Providence Newark In Baltimore Toronto In Montreal Rochester In Buffalo two gamest DHtball rein Grounds Today 3OOP M- nhAmploa GIants i Botton Adm 60c Adr I tmblmr a i- ts 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 7 it C 0 I I I A t hItS r r 4y ° ATIOAL LEAGUE Drookl7i Wind lf In the West by Loiln a Game In Plttaiiurp The first Invasion of the West by the Easter teams of the National League came to an em yesterday when the Brookljnn played In rittohiirg and swelled the 1lrates list o victories The ChlcagoSt Itil game wa postponed on account of rain The NCT York held their own In games won and lot in the West although they lost cxmslderabl in points the Brookjyng made a sorry show- Ing the Bostons did slightly bettor than wa expected and the 1hlladelphUvi aoqulttei themselves creditably PlttsbiirB 6 Brooklyn 1 BTANDWa Of ITU CLOThS CTudJ W L PC clubs W L PC New York 18 700 ClnclnuaU 27 5- 4Iltt4burga U tMSI Louis U M 4- 2PhlladJlphlail 24 tC4 Boston 18 M Chlcaro 34 27 Ml Brooklyn 17 41 2- HTTSBCBO 4 BBOOMTN J Juno 23 The shortest am ever played In or perhaps any where on soggy wa between and Plttaourg thi team winning The time was l noui and 25 mlnutM was not a base 01 baits gIven by either Flaherty or norwn an jrror mode on either aide Thi score PITTBBUnO BBOOK aBpAB napA CUrtcclf o 0 0 Dobbset I 1 0 lietumt cfJ 1 0 0 930L- etoh 3bl 2 S 0 1umley it 0 230W- wner ss 0 170 lb 0 I IS 0 Hiward rfo o o o Batch 3b 0001C- Uncy lbJJ 17 1 0 Malay I 1 4 Rtthey JbO I 1 o Babb u 0304 1 I 0 Clutter o 0030F- aherty pO 340 Htrtklett p 0 0 0 t Total S 8 27 17 0 0 34 18 nttaburj 3 1 0 0 J 0 0 0 Irooklyn 0 Three base hit Howiid Two base hlta Dobba- Halay Sacrifice hit Leach SUllen b ca- larke Lumber Struck out By Flaherty J bj- Hrlcklett 2 Umpire Klem Att ndnc EASTERN LEAGUE OTANDDfa Or TOM CUTBt Clubs TT L PC Clubs irrr po Baltimore 0 18 824 Newark 33 28 4 M 18 Toronto 31 t4 4 Providence U 23 Ml Kochuterl 28 4 Buffalo 22 23 l 3IMoQlrea 18 28 9- juasir crrr t PROTIDINCB 8- PitOTiDixcK June J3 l tw Providence and Jersey City wu cUd at Use en of the twelfth Inning on account of darkness Tb score rilOTIDKXO ZBSBT OTT- n nr A B nnrjim Poland 3bl 312 1 Clement It 2 3000M- cFrldUJ 1 0 Dunn 2bO 231 o Kelslcr rf 0 3300T- bomu o 0282 2 AferrUt Ib 1 2 10 l o Halt rf Coon lb u 1 1 0 0 Halllgan cf 0 1600 0 1 1 2 1 0 Urodle cfl Voods 1430 0 o B 3 o McAuley c0 0610j- oolep 1 1 0 0 0 Llndamax p2 1 0 t 0- Josslgm PO 008 u PfaamlUerp 0 0 1 JO Totals 11 M 13 6 Totals 10 38 16 2 Providence 1 04 Jersey City 0 0 OZ200000 o First base OB erron Provldonce 7 Juicy City 3 Left on bases Providence 12 12 First base on ballsOfl Poole 4 off 2 Josslyn 9 off Llndaman 2 Struck out By Poole 2 LJndaman 2 by Pfanmllter I Horns runs Clement McFarland Three bats hits Kelster Poole Two base hits SacrIfice hltsMcFarland Hock Dean K l er- McAuley Stolen tise1 UerrtU 2 Double McAuley Passed UmplreEgan Time 3hours Attendance lswiN- KWAhK i BiLTIUOBE 2 riALTiMOBE June 23 Shorlatop Neal lost to days game for Baltimore to Newark by a wild throw the third Inning The score BALTIMORE NXWABK- R n r A r B H r A B- Burchell lfO 1 S 0 0 Uahllng2bO 0220M- cAleejerfO 0400 OHaganlb0 0 14 0 0 Kelly cf 0 0 S 0 0 Swander cfl 1200 Jordan lb 1 280 0 Jones If 1 3400 Neat ss 1 1 1 2 3 Cockman Sbl 0060L- oudy 2bO 0 I 0 Murphy rfl irimn 3bO 322 0 WagnerssO llearne CO 1 8 2 0 Shea c 0 McVcal pO 1 0 0 0 Motiarltypl 0050 Dyers 0 0000 Total 6 J2714 1 Totals 1 3 flatted for UcXral In the ninth Inning Baltimore 0 0 2- Xewark 0 0800000 08 Two lias hit Xeal Three base hit Jordan Sacrtnce hits VcAleeae Mahllng OHagan Stolen basei Jones Murphy 2 Swander Waancr Double vlay Wagner and OHaian lilt by Uy McXeal 1 Struck outBy McXeal 4 br Monarity 1 Wild McXeal Left on l i Ililtlmoir 1 Newark 2 Umpire Moran Time 1 hour and 45 minutes Attendance 1682 AT BUrTAU R B B Buffalo S 0 0 0 0 A 1 0 4 8 0- HochesVer 0 0 1 8 1 Batteries Yerkes and McAllister Cleary and Payne AT UONTn Al n B Toronto 0 0 J 5 2 Montreal 0 1 3 6 4 BatteiKa CrrsUl and Tort Leroy Barber and Bulb New York Stat At WUkesbarre Wllkesbarre fl Syracuse 3 At Scranton Soranton 8 BInghamton I At Johnston A J AO 7 At UtlcaTroy t Utica 4 New Encland At New Bedford Xew Redford Lowell 1 At ManchejterManchcater Haverhlll 2 At Concord Lynn 4 Concord S- At Vail RiverFall hirer 3 Nashua 3 Connecticut League At New London Xew lIsten 4 New London 0 At Hartford Merldcn 4 Hartford At Norwich Norwich t 1 At Sprtnrfield Springfield 0 Bridgeport 3 Southern Tier Association At Corning Comlnc 10 Elmlra 7 At Addlson First game Honmllsvtlle 4 3 Second came u AddIson l Southern League At First came Shreveport 7 Mem- phis 4 Second 0 Montgomery Montgomrry 6 Atlanta 3 At New Orleans New Orleans 8 Little Rock 0 American Association At Columbus Columbus 2 Toledo I eleven tontngs At 7 Indianapolis 0 At Milwaukee Si Paul 2 1 Western League At Den Molnes DCS Moines 12 Colorado Joseph St Joseph 3 Omaha 2 At Sioux City Sioux City 5 Denver lew York Girl Will Take the Title Play In Doubles PniLAHKLrnU lime 23 The Womens rational lawn tennis championship was ad anced a further stage today in the presence f a representative cntherlns of players and nlookers Cool weather made tennis more lensant and the rain had Improved the ourts which played fast and true This year ho title will go to New York as both Miss lomans and Miss Moore the two players liibs In the absence of the holder of the year Miss Sutton tho winner of he single event also take the champion for the by default rc In best form and will strain very lerve to achieve the coveted title Womens Double Championship nf the United llatta M1M beat Miss laule iind Miss Obertcufler 80 Mined Doubles Miss Moore end Mr DewhurM rAt Miss Dlxon and Mr Trotter 8 4 2 Mr nd Mrs llobart beet Miss Howell unit Mr n- Vllllne ft3 60 Miss Moore and Mr DewhurM eat Miss end Mr W F Johrsnn 61 Mr nd Mrs Hobart beat Miss Honians and H F Allen 3 16 82 Mens Trotter 61 30- S Dewhurst heat Carpenter 8 2 1 8 e lolket best MorSe 81 3 8 8 3 Consolations Dr B Knerr beat Chew 7 s- l Collum best Thayer 6 2 6 1 Stllle heat inerr fl i 6 Womens Consolation Mrs Winner beat Miss luhrlng 62 6 2- IXTERXATIOXAL CHESS Urooz In the Lead at End of Ninth Round Special Cable Dfipift u THE Sate OSTEND Belgium June 2S This morn e afternoon the ninth round of the chess masters tournament as contested at the Kursaal In this city nd at the conclusion the Htingirlan expert larocy thanks to his victory over ent to the front while by virtue f his victory over Marco eatlntr and Tanowskl bv draw with Marshall for second place her other results were Tschl- orln Telchmann beat and went down before Alapln The ceo irds to date 4 Marshall 5 Scblechter Tarrasch 3 Taubenhaus 3 Telchreann 5 ir L 4 6 6 SU- e 3 2 7 4 4U 8 JM Wolf 4 to- day Lyle I 1 1 I C Hall 1 1 I 0 hbO 1 puts 1 I TotaLs 1 < 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 JerseyCil 000 S 0 Dean a I 1 3 5 Pallet 2b 0 7 4 1 5 0 I Iii 0 ofT and 1Unn Pattee Merritt and 0 1 0 0 C I 2 1 0 0 3 1 1 0 27 4 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 Ill X 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 League 2 League > 3 Addi- son 1 At fit TOIIENS TEXNIS CII 4 IPIONS1JIP oar left to th event to eeiey best and ternat tonal are tied beat urn w L iackbume 4 S inoavalel5 nnhardlI area 4 arucsy 4 c > ¬ < < THECLEVELANDU- P TO DATJE DESIGN BEST nOBKMAJVSUIP AAU UATCU- 1AI28OO IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES l enl Kutcra DUlrtbutlng Agent n GALbAJIKH 141 West Uth Street Yoc i PHONE J OOLUUBUS Winner GordonBennett Cup winner 1904 French Eliminations 90S Costs no more than any other good car 141 West 55th St N Y CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB UACltG AT HirEKfSIIEAn HAY June IE to July 4 za 1 II RaIn or shine TODAY Advance Stakes of 15000 One tulle and 3 rurionri tie following horse will tncxt IJKLJJAME 1V1 STHOMtV ill TAVTA ice UI8EAU Ill WATKItllCIIT 111 Also Beacon nreatTrlal 3 other races Leave St I R via L I H II at 11 GRAND STAM 3OO KIEIU SlOO HORSES ASh CAnniAGEMI- IAIINKSS AND hIDING SAUDU53- Bueiy Ilarnnu 840 and 1100 Swim BreA1t Collar Surrey Hamcui 2200 T aa- HaiatM 1100 Sliver Swiss Collar Kunalmut Har- ness 3500 Saddles oW AstrIde Saddles 1800 Iony Saddles and Harness Sheeta 05 cent Lap Diuters 75 cents coolers 130- PBTEIIS HARNESS AND SADnLEHY CO 88 West Broadway near Chambers at upatalre Monroe Orange Co N Y Nov SO I cured a bIght show horse ot a spavin with halt a bottle of SavcthellonP- KIICY W BARTON booklet on all Umeneo and letters TRaY ICAL CO Blngharaton N Y GOOD COMBINATION riding and drtrio horse bay 152 absolutely sound strone sfe for sI cheap HOKS15 Squadron A Armory Uadlson av aud 04th st- PLtlNB LINIMENT cures sprains atraloi and bruises SI a bottle with PIXINE CIIKM CO Frey N Y- MOTOIl flOAT FOR SALE New twin screw motor boat 80 feet lone 2 Speedway 6 cylinder motors ten model Cli8 about completed at inn Knglne and Iower Companys plant guaranteed speed aj miles per W C COS Chestnut S- tPhlladeJphla Pa AMERICANS Iff TENNIS rrALW- rtsrtit Will Default to Ward for London Championship apreiai CaMs IHipateli f TKK Sm LONDON June 23 In the lawn tennis toumojnont for the London championship at the Queens Club grounds today Deali C Wright beat Ilrookes 3 4 4 fl 6 4 0 I 1 Brookes started In line stylo but weakened and the game had a very tame finish Ilolcombc Ward boat Gore I 8 8 I 2 0 8 l Gore played a magnificent came riving Ward more trouble than any opponent haa yet The eoino was doubtful to the end Todays result left Ward and Wright to play the final match tomorrow It was announced that Wright would default making Ward the winner In the doubles learned and Clothier beat Harelle and Hltchle 6 7 75 6 3 4- In the doubles Vard and Wright boat Brookes and fi i n 7 a Ward was tired rfter his uliinn with Gore arid Wrights feet blistered Two Ameri- can teams are Ply for the tool but It U ex- pected that ono will b scratched Americans wllll po to Wmbledon- tonlcht to take up their quarters Trouble arose over the nominations for the Davis cup The Australians Ameri- can contention that the nominations should antedate the playing ne day bo English wontedto iralt hat event begin but It eventually agreed o the American proposal It Is now thought Gore and Ritchie rould bo better representative of the Hritlsh han the sine tha Australians have beaten tho latter In prac- tice twice Thero Is little doubt that and Wright will represent the American not b t of health n deference to the wishes of the Americans t has boon agreed that the trial for the hans shall at the Club tn toad of Tin critics eypcct bat the Americana will have an easy win IAVGItAtf AHEAD OF RECORD letters Wrldtways Time In First Third of 1OOO Mile Trial At 1030 oclock last night Guy Vaughan ad completed 42fl mile1 at the Empire City rack In his attempt to lower tho 1003 mile iitomnblle track record of 25 hours 50minutes second held hy Charles fj Wridcwav nt- hich time he was 1 hour II minutes ahead f Mr WrldRway s time for the same dltatic- VauKhan began his long journey nt iss clock yesterday afternoon driving tli lit le middleweight 40 horsepower Oocimvilie lint he has won FO many tarts with L A Iltchell rode with the record isenkcr as me hanlr The r airs of tle left lew cliiys had iade the track soft near the pole hut the Mir ice was so tliorouBhl v snaked that ny dust was raised inn there was just nnistiire In the track to tho cool At n3S oclock last night when Vnutrhnn- ompleted his first eiiiht hours of riding ho- iad KM nillis and vnn in mlimtci heid of Mr Wrldgwnv record for that tic mulct The latter niedo lila record nt on Ilearh n few woks aeo lth n 24 horse oner Peerless keeping his endue runninc ir the entire he acted ns one f Iii onicinN for VaiiKhnns trial Vaughan made no to capture honors hut Is trying to capture lousancl dollar PUP the track He did not stop until tan ulles had been covered oil arid lasollne supply was nished which was necessary nt 102 milf n mlnuten 30 were the tlrst tlm antI 15 seconds lore the other as both men ate sonic ist At 312 miles 44 seconds were lost flxlns- IP ami nt fltn inner the of the right front tiro blew out logins minutes s seconds If Vnughnn corn the looo miles before 115 this oon he will keep on to make n now 21 hour cord also naseufclt Notes The Yorks and Ilrooklyns will play at Ws igloo Park tomorrow PARKERS HAIR BALSAM Promote growth ot the hair and gives lttfc luitr and irUdnesi of youth When VLti haIr to gray or taxied u SlINGS BACK THE YOUTHFUL COLOR R ynnutt DaeOrotf and hair tailing AUTOMOIHLES I r es- E New jar 1l- nd fl- tIQclrnraDras1eI nd ry ch Yce- TVIW j1 j er ers Steeplechase A M 1210 1240 1350 I Car Train tao I 40 210 240 310 1 64 Take ferryboat foot Ahita ballet 4 V II AMand thercaftercvcry2ornln utea connecting at th t Hrookmvn 3 ininutas by trookiyn ItopId Tranalt tl trolley ii car trirristor lirect to track Concert by Lander t I o 300 all dealers Send for copy of guarantee F CUI0 ct w livi i w te I J Ot l es swat p nit i the trf an elation tutu 50 a u Y jata I 100 enough v tins it pX ale t ta tfl itrid I ifl ice w as sin usd ohfl o clock tim des New uuwvals vsI ItJ the aMesaZp ca aM hsa1tby a 4 a a > < > ¬ ¬ ¬ > °
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