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NEWS OF THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY RVENING, JULY 16, 1f PORT IN ITS VARIOUS » But American Built Schooner, Meteor III., Lost Long Race © from Island of Heligoland to Dover on Handicap. © “DOVER, Eng., July 16.—Emperor Wi | fani’s schooner yacht Meteor 111, w the first to arrive here in the race f.om the Island of Heligoland, Germany, for, the Von Busch trophy (valued at guinbes—t3,150) and two other prizes. The vachts state’ In the race Mon- | @ay last, but were becaimed in th North Sea. ‘The official time of the Meteor II.| was given as 1.63.14. She took forty-six | hours to cover 310 miles, The Meteor All. allows the Navahoo, owned by Herr Watjen, and the Clara, owned by Herr} Guilieaume, two hours; the Lasca, own-| ‘i @d by Herr von Bruning, three hours, a the Comet, formerly the Meteor, owned | 4 by Admiral Thomsen, four bours, and 5 the Susanne, owned by Herr Huldschiin- aky, six hours. Sa ee me! the 3 ’ wan eres and Lasca are American IP LE N . h fved at 4.08.18. ‘Thy EB Nevtige arrivea et worst te CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF O Kisbelaitoo is Ghahe Meteor on time allowance. ‘The Clara arrived at 4.40.49. ————_ RAIN-SOAKED COURSE. (Spectal to The @vening World.) ¢ WANT TO SEE THE KAISER. SARATOGA, N.Y. July 16—President i i i ily— W. C. Whitney has anne ad reasons Olymp Game meee Es Walter Travis Wins His Match Easily VOUS To unite Renne aenee , Berlin After William’s Interest. illi proposes to increase the price of single BERLIN, July 16.—The Olympiar Egan Plays Brilliant Game. admission from $2 to $3 each per day a games’ delogates, Judge John B. Payne, -— during the annual meeting which beging © Raverne W. Noyes and en re | GUENVIEW GOLF COURSE, CHI-yand lost it, 54. ‘The sixth also went RSE VACHS ieee aiice OR i Bet aes ctyect ove ‘to seo Bmperor |CAGO, July 16,-Steady, soaking rain/against him, even though Bristol bunk- | '" see inlegasasioitic cratterniiet a William and otimulate his personal in- | Prevaiied over the Glenview links when fered on his second, a long brasney, Trav-|inyh 1m reward 10 the matter Bale: in approaching short and then over-put- match play for the amateur champion- | ting The pros- , which ar of rac ot to 5 terest in the contests of 194 ed thls nora he ‘Travis won the ninth, however, | {18% of racing you cxpect to maintain, > esty Ship wasc 3. 1 r E. %0 take place in Chicago. His Majesty alae aq)| bes . x and Saratoga is a small community F facrulsing in Norwegian waters, but the | pects were that {t would continue all| with a pretty 4. ‘The medal scores for |®P4 Sanatoga ts a small community Gelopetee if the Emperor intimates his | ay, ‘The course in consequence was|the first nine holes follow: Hic ubai eine lahat tee , ‘ y / i I tropol 3 F a, 4g Hinghess to grant them an audience, | much slower than yesterday, the ball |rrasie, out PU Cera Ain real ieee al ape Will visit the Coure wherever it may’ De: clinging to the closely cropped turf of jariscl, out 5888S GET GAR] “we petteve, nowever, that it is an at ‘They bear letters from President Roose- | 1, greeny and fair greens in a way tendance of people wanting only first- and Secretary Hay that will doubt ® Egan Plays Cracking Golf. | class racing and If they get It they that was maddening at times and mak- ¥ 2 facilitate their, approach to His | Chandler Egan, playing against Walter | are willing to do whatever is necessary Barer eae ent brine: thelr ar: | ipa par golf almost ‘out of the ‘ques-/ 5, scirk, of Onwentala, showed beautity!)| to maintain it | Wal to the attention of the Forel gy eet ere | form. Ho Mnished his mateh 7 up, 6 to| ‘We have started in on this theory. Office to-day. in CO be td day's play, were no-| Pia%, with a medal score of 3 for the|We have spent about $260.0" on the eae jeentare a yer his morning and with| at nine holes, His medal score for|Dlant, we have advertised stakes fully CRACK PACE FOLLOWERS lees or two exceptions the players | the twelve holes played was 8 strokes wp to those ot any track in the United 5 | der bogey, ates and if we are successful it ls the READY FOR BIG RACE, | truagea around the rain-sonked course |" irivis held hia advantage coming in| intention of the gentlemen in the mer | accompanied by no one but their cad- dies and the oficial scorers. Small crowds were attracted by Cham- pion Travis, Mr, Ormiston, of Pitts- burg, who tled Travis's medal score in| Giffin, East Orange, 3 up, 2 to play. yesterday's qualifying round, and one|,,Max Behr, Morris County, beat B. F. and won at the fifteenth hole, 5 up and 3 to play. Thayer McMillan, Detroit, finished 1 up on Harold Weber, Toledo. BE. M. Byers, Allegheny, beat Howard sociation to keep raleing the standard here. ‘This cannot be done in the long run without increasing the income. “The maintenance of high-class racing, with good stakes and large added money, Pe 9s Melly Champion, Nat Butler and 4 De Guichard Meet Saturday at M attam Beach. ‘The cycle races at Manhattan Beach SARATOGA'S HIGH ADMISSION PRICE IN INTEREST OF HIGH-CLASS RACING. SNAPSHOTS TAKEN YESTERDAY AT BRIGHTON BEACH TRACK. 7 ———— BUSY f VERY BUSY! TAKING CASH. President Wm. C. Whitney Explains Action of ing $3 Instead of $2. such as horse owners ought to have in order to support their stables, in a community like that of Saratoga Springs fa always a serious problem, This track has passed through a great manv vicls- situdes owing to that fact. We are trying a new experiment. It 1s very pleasant to feel that we have the co- operation and support, as we seem to have, of those who are fond of horses and of racing as a sport. “At the last meeting of the Execeutive Committee it was deciled to raise the grand-stand charge from $ to $8 and have jt Include the paddock privilege. The fence around the paddock has bee removed. No change is made in thi charge for Indies; that !s $1, and th fleld stand is the same as form fnan at Br tis 7 ¢ is cents. Thia Is c Wherever tained abroad, what |t does In this country Last nights deluging storm and the threatening weather interfered to a cer- tain extent with the training of horses at Horse Haven, and on the big track horses in training represent the stables of Whitney, Belmont, the Hitchcocks, Knapp, Madden, Lawson, Wilson, Beach,’ Long, Mahoney, Franklin, Jen- nings, Hogan, Smith, McLaughlin, Burns & Waterhouse and ‘Littlefeld. Cume EB: wor, 2 5 or two of the younger Western golfers, | CWmnéns, Exmoor, 2 up. George H. Lesile, Shokle, beat O. C. nd in spite of the downpour, trudged} Puller, Milwaukee. '6 up, 5 to play. Gaturday next will be started at % o'clock In order to prevent a long del MORNING GALLOPS | AT SHEEPSHEAD, Strings Continue to Leave for Saratoga—Bluff Works a! the Beach last | oy, ith thelr favorit J.C! Dantela, Midlothian, beat Walter pect ae occurred at over the course wi ele favorites, | J; C. Daniels, Miaiothlan, boat Walte mEaey be ed Of Big Tie. wan dormie at the fifteenth, but lont th 3 ‘The main event on the card wat . ra who tled # for the| ext three and Davidson won the extra i ween Albert Champion, of 18. Erecrece, bet A iver ‘Chsese! the qualifying Ust] J. A. Holabird, Glenview, beat J. B. France; Tommy Hall, the English mid- get; Basil De Guichard, of France, and Nat. Butler, the Boston flyer, who are fitting themselves for the big twenty- Mile motor-paced races at Wash- ington, Baltimore, Providence and Bos- ton, and, barring accidents during the q week, the quartet should face the starter Rahm, Omaha, # up, 1 to play. Pyne Wins Close Match. Percy R. Pyne, Princeton, beat J. C. Hinckley, Midlothian, 1 up, 19 holes. F. R, Hamlin, Chicago, beat C. B. Fownes, Pittsburg, 3 up, 2 to play. A. G. Lockwood, Alleton, Boston, beat C_B. Buchanan, Racine, 6'up, 4 to pla Played off the tle before match play be- gan this morning. Louls James, a Glen View youngster, who had made a medal score of 79 over the course, and O. C. Puller, of Milwaukee, were the fortu- nate ones. They were paired with Ma- turin Ballou, of Apawamis, and G. H. P. B. Hoyt, Glenview, beat R. R. im- il ¥ Hit to follow the big motors at a record- |Leslte, of Bkokle, respectively. Both) hi Hi, Hovt, Glenview. beat R ™! Mile and a Quarter in Fuller and James won in fours, Jamen| Path Om DAY. artes Prenkiog clip. holing @ 12-foot put and Fuller going 2.14 1.4, Zeublin, . 4 up, '2 to pla: down from the edge of the green. Will-] M. Doran, St. Paul, beat Chisholm fam Waller, former Western champion; | Beach, Cleveland, 3 up, 2 to ple Teddy Billington, who ta the closest rival of Marous Hurley, the amateur © champion cyclist of America; George | y,, Herbert J. Tweedie, Belmont, beat F. P Glasson, one of the beat handicap riders | Walter B. Smith, Warren Dickinson, of Oden Iorstman, Cleveland, dupe? to (Special to The Evening World.) © 4m the country; Charles of New-|Jowa, and T. D. Hooper, of Nassau, | play. SHEEPSHEAD BAY, July 16.—The ark, who defeated Hurley in the five-|were among the thirteen. Dr, L. TL. Harban, Columbia, beat 1. rae brah | milo ‘race at Manhattan Beach last| The tain ed entirely before 10) 5itmuel Chase, Onwentsia, 4 up, 2 to) Gay way bright and clear and ocean i Saturday; Fred Winnington, the speedy |. ir ving | Play breezes swept over the Sheepshead Lay 7 Kings County Wheelinan rider, and|°°l0Ck and a strong southwest win John C._ Davidson, Columbia, beat | course this morning while the racers did 1 Walter Smith will mart with twenty-|qulckly dried the course, This did no: | Hamflton Vos, Milwaukee, 4 up, 2 t0| their gationg, dhe ee ‘ five others against the champion in the|!mprove conditions, however, the wind] !'!@). gallops. The track had been but two-mile open race. Billington has fully |belng ao strong as to eerlousiy interter | louis samen, Glenview, beat Maturin| slightly affected by last night's rain, { Teoovered from the fall he received at ig ne sf allow. Apawamts, 6 up. '6 to pla: and the racers whose workday it was ; WValluourg two weeks ago, acd he econ: | With play. Stephin iPatl, Racine, beat Baa ; dues to make 1t'more interesting for his ‘Travis in Poor Form Smith Huntingdon valtey, 2 up. ad ho) teubls’ tp atepping. byer the ipleb tate than he nes oa formee pone H, Conlin, Princeton, beat W. C,]ground at good speed. ‘The departure i sions, when he twice forced Morley to aw S T. Bulatel, who vas paired with Ughland, Pittsburg, 2 up i] for Saratoga still continues, and in the 4 y jampto . 8 . 4 ve Preak the world’s record to cross’ the Ghampien i ravia, survrise i fren *|_H. @. smith, Onwentsla, beat H, c,}O@Tly hours several strings were sh oe Besides this there will be two races ae ane hace ay aon aes pa Highlang, Pittsburg, 6 up 4 to| to the Springs to take part in the 1 { for amateurs. So ing s0on to begin there. Among those ye nixalnht ieeiGave terse: f co] at: ©. Reinhart, Baltusrol, beat O. D, : ng thas 5 Poet wing Mrgena and a terrific | mnompeon, Pittaburg 1 Up Bren pray, [that left were sixteen of the W. c southwest wind, with occasional show-| py iy "p. ituntcicn ers, put Travis sadly off form, and espu-|W. H. Hennett, Skohle, 4 up ato play: clally in his drives and putting. He| Alan (Hibbard, Milwaukee, beat R. E, was bunkered playing for the ffth hole, | 24mes, Glenview, 4 up 2 to play, R, E: Hunter, Mid > y after hooking his drive into the rough, W. Hanban. cote ay ir a Ws OU City, beat | Whitney lot, twelve of the Goughacre contingent and several from the T, J Healy stable, They all shipped in good shape. August THE FUTURITY FIELD. r Probable Starters in Event Will je Announced tn @ Few Days. Belmonts star tw, year-old i * 7 Within a few days the fleld of prob- — Uy je starters f Mizzen, going with a stable mate, coy. i (hea . or the Hutuslty will be ST. LOUIS RESULTS. ce arian mough to check the seventeen ares aie suRtongs handt! A in 1:221-2, | soa q Torch Light and Sallmaker going to- Goney taland Jockey Club. Declarations| Race TRACK, BT. LOUIS, uly 16— “AAR The races scheduled to be run here tc day resulted as follows; First Race—Five-elghts of a mile.— Won by ‘Crime, § to 8 and 7 to 10. Doc Wood for place, 4 to 1, was second, and Welcome third. Tame 1.03. Second Race—Six and « half furlongs. avon, bY Tillan M., 6 to 2 and even: t Howe, {0 : ¥ ght pends with es fve-pound allow. ond and Mise Dora thict. Time’ 26° 2 elghts to be Battie’ by the Putney ie ‘Third Raco—Three-quarters of a mile {bout 117 to 430 pounds. range from | won by Bt The nominations for this year's Py. | Konsos Lily gether, turned seven furlongs in 1:34 1-2, Blue Peter reeled off six furlongs hand- ily. Masterman and others were all shown, but nothing fast was wanted P. H, McCarren's Clonmell was sent 4 mile and a furlong in 2:02, Bluft ga! loped a mile and a@ quarter in 2:14 1-4 The two-year-old Mackey Dwyer reeled oft seven furlongs in 1;36. J. R. and F. P, Keene's Orloff breezed five furlongs in 1.08. Wiite Chapel Dalesman and others trotted and can for the rich event were due yesterday, and all owners who didn’t declare must Pay forfelt of $60, ‘This season's Futurity will be the frat ¢ @un under the new conditions conse- Quent on the raising of the scale of weights by the Jockey Club. The maxi. Mum penalty under ithe new rules {s nd James A, Brady, the Joint ownerm of Gold Herla, have purchased trom Artint Henry Stull @ painting of the recent fut for the Suburban Handicap, showing Gold He: re as they dashed under the memorable finish at Sheepshead Day June 14. The painting will be presented by Gen Melewee and Mr, Brady to the Coney Island Jockey Club, eo 8 | Jockey Chertes Garrigan may ride tor J.B. Haggin 10 California thin tall and during the Cuthbert, even and 2 to 6;])f 3 to 1 for place, was gec-|¥!DOr season, Frank Taylor has recelved at furity, 1.400, broke al! records’ being the | 2% and Hainault third. "Pirme—i.16 1-2. | rain trom John Mackey at Omaha, avting ines | tered jaree Rumber ever made for any stake ——— Garrlean go on (o Join him. Mt ta Mr. Mackey's| J: E. Seagram's youngsters, Merry 4 Intention to race @ atring of th England and Healing Salve, reeled uf WASHINGTON PARK RACES, |at the catiorne stan ra meeting, which opens | @ half in 0.62. J, B, Haggins’s Sir Voor RIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES, (Special to The Pvening World ) OR TRACK, BRIGHTON BEAOH, July 16.— entries for to-morrow's races are as fol- at Sacramento the latter part of August. In reply to the telegram Garrigan wired asking Sr. Mackey what terms ho will offer. expected to-day, — GOLF, hies vovered five furlongs in 1.07 1-2 Jude and others got short breath three parts speed. A. J, Joyner sent Lux Casta six fur- longs in 1.12. Thomas Green's Dr. Bar low, that has been wo long amiss, got a short gallop at half speed J, W. Schorr's Potente covered the mile distance in 1.46 1-2 ———__—. L. A. W. NATIONAL MEET. Atl RAQE TRACK, WASHINGTON PARK, July 18—The winners of the races run here to-day are as follows First Race—One mile.—Won by Was: wift n id 2 to 5; Bragg, for pl: 1 to was second, and Martin Bur third. Time—1.46 2-1 Becond Race—One teenth.—Won by nnes, 7 to 2 and 7 i1a|to 5, Star Cotton, for place 6 to 2, was seoond and Ed ‘Adack third. Timo Third Race—Five-clghths of a. mile.— Won by Btem Winder, & t i and 9 to 1; Gregor K,, 2 to 1 for place, was second: and Watonna third. ‘Time—t.oe 2-6 TS at An auawer le mile and a six- ‘Two of the Jersey shore clubs announce special competitions for Saturday. At the’ new lake. of the Hollywood Golf Club there will be « quality- ‘nu round for the President's Cup, presented by Joseph J. O'Donohue, Jr, eight to keep on maton play, and ac the Steeplecbase; tor tour-year- and uppard; milling, about two nade helt wie 1h Adjustor “1B Facile Opens nile City with Re- Threerearole; si wsdl, feabright Golf Club there ane id = will be a men's foursome at eighteen hole, ception and Many Speeches, Hi Pe Seno TURF NOTES, frihmesa ps. tach toa nen, wt pesa e Toe tring Wert 16 i ane be made UD so that the eum of the hy YTIC CITY, N He Cioamer’. ie Ite members ‘shail nquei restart’ (handicaps ot | ATLANTIC CITY, No J... July Blanket’s victory in the sixth race yesterday hit the books hard. Alfred Feat The enter o Co . enterprising Colonia Country Club, of Rah: Tulaslonern placed KO0 wagers ot wer, has brought cut Ma meson sebeseie ty Gz | After books Aad then acoapted 4 to § for more events for thie season. There will be weekis | for the week Lady Uneaa 012,227 34) | ROMY: Walle a consorvative estimate ot the land holiday competitions, under varied ceaginer, | the forces of the L, A. W., and Nationa i stable winnings on the oolt 1s $20,000, the amount | ana for both acti Associate members, trom | Cycle Association ts reap-esible for th taken out of the ring was probably $26,000 ‘i ine was pr coming Saturday co Nov. 16 inclusive, Be- | holding of the meet. and the champion The Twenty-third National Meet o: League of opened here bh Hace.—The Test Hand! Alda and upward, six furtouga,) OT ‘ree American Wheelmen to-day and will continue The practical joining of Race—Vor two-year-olds; six furlongs ee H ine Highiander'e deteat left a ton of money in the |*i4e% the Colonia team Js in he Mam Jerey Lahin races are a foawure tat wll, do if Premauist | 1198 deposited 1a thousands by JK. MeDonsla, | (Ky ieadere 9 #esve ond ie well up among! much to make the affalr succcastul i poe George Suni, J. HH. Carr, BR Bauer Bresum ‘The opening took place on the arrival sortaseb Alrlbander serssys. 31] | OLY SOF As Mesthersond, and others 00 bs, of two hundred riders fron Philadel humerous te mention, As one prominent layer ad NATIONAL LAGU. Dhia, A recepilon of the members at. Hath Race—Wor three-year-olds ani vp; sailing; i ‘u'll ma'l gt Old Mele ies | ae Clap. Wb tending the convention was held at the i he chalked up 3 to} on 018 | pognt® 6 iadeiphie.g2 41.44] Grand Atlantic. Mayor Stoy welcomed a Opaned the horse at 1 to 2 | eptine ’ % 662/81, ‘Louls j # 437 | the ovolists and J. B. Unie. Presiden: of * 4 rooklye ifs | the Hichway Alliance, evoke on ‘Hii Starter Fitagerald, afier the seventh re ” '] way Improvement.” Bi phew were mide plained to the stewarde how the m! Club, w 5 Obicago oy § editor of the pletpai KO0d "road Crandall Journal, on AM Baseball team, which ty ot the American Loagu lover the railing ot bis | 2e. 1oule BL -687|Clevaland Dickerson, of Bpringield, Mass.. on iM on rt] Belttmoi o1 e ink; Het didi time, will play the atrons | sand, calling 10 4 joakey 00 the extreme outside Phlladelphia. 86 it Detroit Bee eae Seuniaglsnen ee Newt af ‘At the Bt. George Cricket Grounds | to ger his home , Bent Sunday. barrier,” when the te Road vi ot LEAaue. n Fepalring stone roads. wih Deegan, the crack lectrie bution which releases the barrier was] hub, LC, Hoardman, on the throu) Lobeh'e sesiaat un anaghe | Pressed against the woodwork aceldentally, OF ae - i fo c aes USA goxe D Meee an a Safe" | course, the barrier went up, but aldrier ‘Baslwontesn” ' wv, York ‘and ‘Atinatie <i Lake: Cy) fontreal Yor. tle Clty, via POR. filled with NEW YORKERS WIN AT ATLANTIC CITY Mrs. John Gerken Takes First with Dolly Varden—Nota- bles at Horse Show by the Sea. (Spectal to The Evening World.) ATLANTIC CITY, udly 16.—The tendance this afternoon at the H Show was considerably larger than yes- terday, and the private boxes were well prominent soctety people from New York, Philadelphia, Washing- ton, aBltimore, Atlantic City and else- where, The weather was clear and warm and the grounds {1 fine condition, Among the noted persons present were former Governor and Mrs. Lowndes, of Maryland; Rear Admiral and Mrs. Phil- lp Hinchborn, Mr. and Mrs, James G. Blaine, jr.. of Washington; Rear Ad- miral Mordecai T. Endicott and Admiral Warquhar, United States Navy; Edgar Gibbs Murphy, the champion wing shot, Mr. and Mrs, John Phil- Np Sousa, Miss Helen Sousa, Mrs. 8. B, Duncan, Mra, Jules C. Weiss, H. B. Goodman, B, F. Stauffer, Wesley Har- per, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. George S. Graham, Mr. and Mrs, Joel J. Baily, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Michens, Me, and Mrs, Russell Tucker, Mrs. James Reed, of Philadelp! Attorney-General P. C. Knox and family, of Washington; Mr. and Mrs, Charles T. Schoen, of Pitts- burg; Samuel Hart, of Bar Harbor; Miss Teil, of Boston; ‘Mrs. 1. L. 1 and Mrs. D: Lewis Bartlett, of Ba more, and others, ‘he first event of the afternoon was ng of three pairs of roudaters orses never having previc Mrs. oJhn Gerken, Gravesend ate e Hidden by am Brooklyr BROOKLYNS AND CHICAGOS WIND UP THEIR SERIES. oo —— Result Decides Who Is to Occupy Third Place in League Pennant Race. The Batting Order, The weather, which was threatening Chicago Brooklyn. ail che morning, cleared nicely for the Rises. ck, Sheckard, If. game, the wind having changed ‘pe ay ae iS cea} about and thought better of interfering Menefee, rf. Dahlen, with the game. The attendance was not Kling, c. Ahearn, ¢, a large one, considering that the two Renaeran sb, Teresa 1. teams are fighting for the third position iller, If, Flood, 2. ini the (rsoa: Pop Williams, p. Kitsap, p. First Inning. Umptre—Cantillon. (Bpeetal to The Evening World.) CHICAGO, July 16—Chicago and concluded their engagement this afternoon in the three-game series here The fiial game was hotly con- tested. and each team extended to th limit to take the rubber as the result decided who ts to occupy the third place in the pennant race for some time to come. Manager Selee was not able to pre- sent a much stronger Une up than he had yesterday, but all the Cubs were in the game from start to finish. Neither did Capt. Keeler's men al- low an opportunity to get on bases slip them. The Easterners leave to-night for Boston, where they will play a series with the Beanentere before they Sheckard singled to centre. Keeler singled to left. Dolan safe on Lowe’ fumble. | Dahlen popped to Kling, Ahearn forced Sheckard out at plato. Lowe to Kling. ‘MeCreery out, Jacobs to_A. Willlams. No runs, Slagle out, Dahlen to McCreery, A. (Williams safe on Dahlen's poor throw to first. Lowe filed to Keeler, A. Will- jams stole second. Menefee filed to Mc- Creery. No runs, Second Inning. Irwin singled to left. Flood out, Lowe to Pop Williams. Kitson hit by pleched ball. Sheckard popped to Kling and Irwin scored on the play. Keeler out, Pop Williams to A. Willlams. One run. Kling out, Flood to McCreery. Ja- oobs out, the same way: Schaefer out, Kitson to McCreery. No runs. Third Inning. Dolan singled to left. Dahlen filed to return to thelr native town. Selee will] Menefee. Ahearn filed to Lowe. Mo- take his cubs to Pittaburg to-night,| Greery, singled to right. Irwin filed to Where they will play the Pirates two} Miller singled to left. Pop Williams games, one a postponed , which| sacrificed, frwin to MoCreery. Slagle Poraeoned Fame, whlch) out, Dahlen to MoCreery. Miller eoetea will be played Friday, and the other a regular scheduled game, on Saturday. GIANTS AND CINCINNATIS PLAY THEIR LAST GAME, (Continued from First Page.) on ‘a passed pall. One run. A Willams fanned, prepared for a call, and in either case it Kked mighty bad’ for the poor Giants. Firat Inning, Jones boosted a little fy and Peltz got fanned. O'Hagan was a victim at first. on his hit (82 Corcoran. | No runs, Jahn got a base on his rap to centre. Dobbs walked, Hoy tried to sacrifice, but he di dbetter, He beat out his under It. Smith raised a foul and Ber- punt, and again were the bases gen took it. Brodie, as it Is his dally Beckley bounced the ball ve Bangs, flea. doing, moa a hit Lauder slapped a threw accurately to the plate, but Yea- doudle to left centre and “Old Steve" ger failed io hold the ball and. Hahn t nped across the plate, Yeager's foul ran with Dobbs behind him, Ci Was high and it fell to Bergen. One hit for a base that tallied Hoy and Dobbs bounced the fall past, Evans | him” ‘Beckles’ areregt gob MWAH Som and earned a base. ‘Hay's sacrifice hit | reached second. Pelts'’s fily-tumbled to was handled by Byans. Beckley walked. Dunn. Magoon fanned. Wagner helped Crawford ¢ ked out’ a eafety and the |Goreoran ou, Four cons. bases were filled. Dobos | scampered | home and Peltz ‘reached first before | Wagner got the latter's knock. Magoon | Dhied leaning, knocked out another safe one and Beck-|_ Magoon aided in putting Evans out. ley and Crawfond chased home. Cor-| Dobbs was under Jones's fly. Smith hit at the ball, but missed thrée times. No runs, Smith assisted O'Hagan in retirin, Bergen. Hahn walked. Dobbs hit for & base. Hoy's hit to Wa was Dobb's undoing at second and his own at firet. No runs. AMERICAN TENNIS TEAM. Whitman, Larned, Davin Wara Play Englishmen Here Ang, 6, BOSTON, Mass., July 16—The com mittee appointed to select the team to represent the United States Lawn Ten- nis Association in its competition for the Davis international challenge trophy at the Crescent Athletic Club, Aug. 6, 7 and coran's ray to Wagner was Peitz’s fin- ish betwee third and home. Evans was the assistant in the retirement of Ber- gen. Three runs, Second Inning. Dunn's fly fell to Crawford, Wagner CRACK CHESS-PLAYER HURT. nd McMartin Fractures Knee-Pa: Withdraws from Tourney. MURRAY ISLE, N. ¥., July 16—A McMartin, of Johnstown, N. ¥., one of the class ‘A’ players in the State Chess Tournament, to-day fell from his bicycle and fractured his knee-pan. Yhe acci- dent necessitated his withdrawal from first with Dolly ‘Varden. Mrs. Good, New York, second, with Thyr. Mrs. W, E. Keelman, New York, third, with Wild Irish Rose; dtord Wright Atlantic City, fourth, with Eben Wa Cyril W. Armstrong, Philadelphia, won first prise with Miss Florilla and Miss Rosela; Dr, Philip Marvel, Atlant City, second, with Helen M and Alic M; John B. Clothier, Pailadelphia, third, with Marti and Charlie in the second lass, In the class of twelve horses in har- ness Lord Golden Il, driven by Mrs. chard Donnelly, New York, wife of “Dare Devil . won first prize for Dr, John L, Wents, New York, Mrs, hn Gerken, New ork, who drove boy, waa second; Shultzhurst Stock arm, Port Cheater, N. Y.. third, with Trintt J. nd W. R. Fitesimmons, Philadel ph! urth, with Col, Direct. ging three pairs harness horses the t nea Stables, New York, captured ‘ira: prise, with’ the Arab Chief and ‘hello, Herbert Coppell, Tenafly, N. J. lreoond, with Dungannon, any Prot. Thomas Young, Philadelphia, third, with Graylght and Borlight a TERRY’S BIG DAY’S WORK. raiming Hard at Rockaway for Fight with Corbett, erry MoGovern han ptarted at Rockaway Beach to train for his com- ing battle with “Young Corbett," which takes place at New London Aug, 29. Terry's fret day's work consisted of a ten-mile walk to Far Rookaway and back, then & rub-down @nd one hour's bathing, after whic! 6 @ good mea. of roast meat and v After luncheon he 18 PM then walked over to Detmiing’s Pavilion, donned the mite with Whitey Lester for four rounds and wrestled for fiftee minutes with Al Sheen, He then box: four rounds with his brother Hughey, had another bath, took a carriage ride then boxed tnrer ro the tournament. 8, has announced the make-up of the ——_— team, It will be eomposed of M. D. PUGILISM. @Vhitman, William A. Larned, D. F. Davis and Holcombe Ward, Whitman and Larned will play singles and Ward Jack Root, of Chicago, the midd and Davis doubles, , baa two fights on for the His first encounter will be amplon of the Wet shampion: atthe The announcement of the American \team has been cabled to the English with George Gardner, the middle-weight cham- pion of New England, which te to be fought at] l#Wn Tennis Association. Nhe English Sait Lake City next month for a purse of $5,000, | tam will be composed of R, F. Doherty, His second battle will be with Tommy Ryan, |4- L. Doherty and Dr, Pim, Rupture take olace at Kansas City for the frat week in Grows Wors If Neglected, 4 ‘Thousands are to-d woarlng trusses wie do not hold, ‘Tho ree sult is unnec torture and Boptember, If Root det both men he will be the undisputed middle-weight champion of the world Part Pugitiem has caught on tn Savannah, Ga. All the of the Savannah A. C, have been suc- ceases, The next important battle there will be eclded next week. It will be.the twenty-rous bout between Owen Slogler aiid Jeok Bennett, of Philadelphia. “2 6 RAdle Connolly, the crack Hght-welght Mente who defeated Pat Daly, the English fighter, tn their @fteen-round bout before the National Sport- Ing Club, of London, has been cabled by his man- ser, Abe Pollock, of Chicago, to come to this country at once, as he bas clinched three fights for him in the @ifferent cities in the West, ‘Two of Lis opponents will be Tom Counig and Martin Duffy, Both Aghts will take place in Chicago, in Paterson, M. J, will be resumed in ruptun ! Our Mr -Glute hag had 3 ty once fn holding and curing Rup- tures after all othe nd 80> called “now had failed, Bort two works, now that Tke Gardner, of tis cty, | No Belts, p2,,,/*jsiaus he has realived that he cannot go to the Jersey city |IM pressure on hips or bones, water and rup boxing shows in opposition to the two root and odorl Diessing tn bot slubs there, The officials of both the Wont aide |i Weetbor: (ye es A.C ‘and Paterson A.C. complained to the au- | Automatic PAA, I the riwciples and thorities about Gardner, lite picceat i be very cane. Trainer Johnny Hyland ta indiaposed ot diel Onli OF tte fe fo. cm home Iu Sheepshead Village, Foreman Swan MM 14th Mf. bet, BU apd Uni ised up Octorwon fae her, Face Yesterday, The re a Fok ie, Anemia Belmont Aliy te just Bow at her best, and’ but =i re BLIND HORSE WON $10,000 STAKES, The Remarkable Feature of Rhythmic’s Great Victory Is Fact that it Was the First Race He Ever Trotted. 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