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Crowd Present at Brtshton TrekThe crowd went to the Brighton Beach

yosterduy afternoon an If many had not heartthat tho match between MoChesneyWaterboy had ended in a fizzle Althoughn tog bank accompanied by a gale andthunderstorm rolled In from the ocean about2 oclock every train that Mopped attracks gates unloaded thousands of enthuslants More than 15000 persons werehand when the bugle Rounded andworn Btlll coming In droves

in the Montnuk Stakes for twoyearoldr-at six furlongs the talent figured R W Valdons The Southerner tho but and the sonTIM Commoner opened favorite at 6 to 5

But he goon went back to 9 to fi as thero wa nat demand for A L Astes Uoldaplnund L Hollands Bob Murphy each backeddownto fours There was a Up out on Jullu-Fleicchmannt Long Shot a colt by Indlo-Htray Shot who was said to be the best young-ster In tho Cincinnati turfmans barn but hwas allowed to go to the post with 12 toabout him Long Shot with Kedfern upcame Into the stretch apparently an easywinner Gannon came withterrlflo rush on The Southerner who wasgaining on Long Shot with every strideRedfern went tb the whip In the lastyards and Long Shot got tho verdict by i

noso Tho favorite was half a dozen lengthsIn front f Mohave 10 to 1 The latter beatJuvnnal Maxim who stopped in the stretchby a head The time was ilft

Andy Williams apparently had the thirdevent at a mile and a sixteenth at his mercyBut the race that he had overestimated won In a drIveby an eyelash lIe was an oddson favoriteand was ridden by Odom The MexicanStables Daisy Oreen at the liberal price of12 to 1 rushed off In front and looked like arunaway until threeQuarters of a mile hadbeen covered Then Odom moved upher with the favorite while Lady Potentatewho had got away poorly joined them atthe head of the stretch Then all threeunder the whip rushed down to the judgesso close together that the crowd from

to roared In excltgmtnt Odomwas the In the favorites successfor ho got him home with a short nose tospare The time was 183 45

There was still another sensational finishin the last event at a mile and a sixteenthThe smart money wont on Dtkaber who wonbacked down from to 2 to 8 to S favoriteElla Snyder and Sam Craig were next In

world of backing

good thing Miss Mazlna 10 to I was generally overlookedThe mistake was as soon as Fullertook Guvtola to the front Tho was fullof running Hut at the far Gannon

with Ella Snyder and they hada smashing race right to the wheniqvlclu won hy a whisker In 148 2S-

x hottest kind of a favor-ite at 0 to 5 In tho llrst race forold nt six furlongs Ho was In offifteen from the Duke of Kendal thedims of tho race who ran for the that tlmoIn the colors of Alexander Shieldslost no time in rushing Counterpoise to thefront Ho won galloping by two In

35 O to Idid a somersault not by rushing into the placeimiler Itodforns drivo aIntnl Dilkeiof Kendal was back In

A mild killing wns inocted In the steeple-chase at about two miles whenhacked down from 15 to 1 to sixes won In aromp after leading all the wily Walter

tho favorite after finishingKooomf broke down hopelessly It Is thoughtYour IInil fell Libretto on the to the posttried to run and before A Hewittcould get him under control thehud climbed over nn obstacle unseating hisrider Hewitt remounted only to aterriblo fall in the bfickstrrtch the first tlm-nroiind Ho was picked up unconscious nodwas taken to the room In an nnibulance where It was discovered that his collar-bone was fractured c Wilson and OLearywere bruised

The InrgoHt field of the day faced the starterin the tlftli nice for twoyearolds-nt six furlongs seventeen going to the postSin rninclseo iurdnors Floral was

the choice at tl to 5 When It ranFloral King made the others look likeof cheap cuttle Ho dashed from

the post with phenomenal speed end wasnever In withlengths to Hpnriv Lelb who Is lianaMars full HlHtcr was second throe lengthsbefore Donnelly-

Tor threeyearolds 11000 added penalties anilallowances six furlong

llarse unit Aor Wt toelifii llrttlna ptaCounterpoise 3 Kill Ilullman C5 12 1

lit Itidfern 381 81 2Iliturltn 1 HO inaaon 165 exrnTrlMfsse 3 hoe Hick toolIelpsli1 3 111 Cochran 101 151 5ulvntella 3 lot Cunnell 121 41

Krjuailto 3 103 Fuller 301 101 7Unlit or Kendal 3 I2N Odom 41 H

Miss Dorothy 3 lot MCalTty 1001 311 I f-lLalarn 3 103 lloiesen 5001 2001 10

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Genii start won easily Counterpoise eh 3by llathaniplon Balance 11 owned by j L

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lliNio added selllnc allowances tIle short courseabout two miles

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selling for threiyrarold and upward Slutadded one mile and a furloni

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nlsyireen3 Oil Otlrlin 121 31Iwidy Pnuntme 5 mConncll l ai-

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Aftermath of WaterboyMoCliMnfy FiascoJockey Powers In Trouble

Turfmen wore still discussing the WaterboyMcChesnoy fizzle yesterday All sorts uopinions were advanced as to the probnbllltof a meeting between crack horsesprevailing Idea belnirthat they willbe brought together in tlireeuoriitret-Hffalr with Herm

The meat of the thing wits Just this studa wellknown sceptic Siimthers thoughthe had a crack and came hero to cleanwith MaCheitney Tho journey told on thhorse and when lllldreth bud seenwork at Sheepshead Hay on Sunday It

that McCliesney wax up against

Owner Smuthera declared yesterday Urnwhen McCheaney Is hlinwelf he will match himagainst Waterboy or any other horse In

world He said he regretted the postpone-ment but that ll Wits unavoldnblu Mil

dreth him to Chicago and McChesnewill be Saratoga today-

II owner of King wasfined for having his horse luteIn the paddock-

Steeplechase T Powers lieuup at Brighton yesterday 1

wee learned thatoff the truck at Montreal

had never bOll reinstated The owner ofhorse who watt badly ridden rowersto the Murfcice yesterday with the Informn

which a renewal of thebanishment-

In tint Montiuik Stakes Juvenal Maximhumped The Southerner as they cattle out

and on formerup to void a fall

Hill who him been something of nbread winner for J S wasout of the third race by F

Tommy Hums was on tho Hick list yester

was a visitor at Brightonyesterday and saw the races from the

As the horses the finish in the fifthrace Electric stumbled and threw MoCiiffertsto the ground The boy was not hurt

Sttlllou Mirthful One or Mne lost InDisastrous Fire

IRSINOTON Ky July 21 The 20000training barn of John E Madden at Humburg Place here was struck by lightninglast night and burned with thefamous Imported thoroughbred stallionMirthful and two yearling colts by Plauditand Mirthful The bolt truck the tele-

phone wire leading to the buildIng hiramSteele tho manager wits thrown from hisbed by the shook The alsoMirthful HO that whento lead him out he could not move Onegroom remained with him trying to get himup until his skin was parched

Madden valued Mirthful at 1100000 andhad no Insurance on hint lie wax the sireof Acefull who ran In the Derby this year

Mexican Wttful Ac and wasone of the most promising sIres In

AmericaMadden Imported him four ago

and has the second crop ofhis With the barn was consumed

of feed and trappings runningup the loss to probably SI2OOOO barnwas insured for

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Sister Cheer-ful Petrarch Scalper hr c 2 veersby Imp Quicklime II Fnrnn

g i years by Imp MirthfulPride of Montrono by Montrose

Imp bay flllv by Ciidwlckl ocnDuke of MontroHe bay gelding

3 years by imp Star colt 3Htrome bay colt 3 years owned

by John A Drake

Brighton Beach Kntrle for TodayFirst liarcSelllng for twoyear olds five andhalf furlonjsl-orlzel MO Mlrron lotroliir lit A tins Ilrrnnaa 100

ContentIous toil silent Water noHopeful MIM lOS UomlilnoThe llovery 103 Mruma 04Harbor 102 Funny Side H4

Monitor toj Hnyalton mNet Moore 102 Krilimm 14Thistle Heather 101

Srrond KneeTor threeyearolds and upwardHint have run and not won since Stay I one milemil a sixteenthUrncst Parlinm lift I Potente 112Water Tower US nnly 112-

Vrdin US Athrlroy 1117

AprIl Showers 115 I Lord Advocate 107Tall Hi Humping Ground 102

Third Hare For nonwinners-if three riires six furlongsllmrlweod 112 Fair OrderKlorlxrl loll Ned Moore 07Tomcod 7 Flower

Fourth lOire The Brighton Oak piilcrs forhrrcyiarold fillies one mitt anti 70 Snrils-KtiKenls Dureh IM nravluii 1110

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upward one mile n furlongklsternan Dwycr l0-lu Cista 123lriini us-

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IIICAOO July 23 Wane Nlcht antI Aholatwo extreme outsider In the Ixttlni ranIn the mite handicap the trture of the

titanic rare to WIM thirdchwnlbc the heavily played favorite luclen-

pplrhy anti Ilrnii rear honorsFirst llaee Four and a half furlonn Martlus

112 Domlnlcli 11 In 3 won Instructor Ito illlooker 3 to VIUInm Wright hID otis

Time 055 li niaek Wolf Lanark-Chanel sir Andrew Liberty Bell Hnrfnnir Miss

Iolk Well Apolllnnrts-FrecUman and John also ran

Second short courseeylnn Ill Owens II to 10 won Amis ItSllrazlli 10 to 1 second 131 Johnson

to I third Time 251 35 Vat Spurs fell SlapPath threw rider

Third narcOne mile Warie Nlcht 14 1

Hooker 12 to 1 won Ahnla IX L Vllsom 15 to I

second Toah 10S Wlnkllcldl 13 to 5 tlilnl Time140 35 nrniit Luclen Appleby Schwalbellnzzah also ran

Fourth hare One mitt nml a slxleinthif Avnn 100 Vondi fyi u to 2 won13 L Wilson Louisville lOt lnvolsi

to 1 third Time IMS Anna Real Uanana-renrn Kil Adazk Klna Hex Harrlca Xelln Knluht

and Wing Dance railFifth niee ftirlongvTnimimuse 105

II Wilson 5 won Sweetie 105 Wonderly-i to 2 second My lent 105 Henry 12 to I thirdrime 101 45 Waller Dully lluecnneerlammon Sol Smith lllumvntlml and Father Tal-

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17 liimlntrk 7 to 10 won Cnltm 112 Hrlirer-onl 3 In 1 second Sir hugh 117 Adlilnsi even

Time 111 lloMnionil elM ran

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UfPfALO July 22 Ioti Key nn rid Mark iirlillndemi In the the rucii-

it Fort today Silver Dream was the onlyilnnlnit

First furlongInlrburr ion MeJuade K to I llerves 101 A N In C

worn Nellie 107 Minder 3 lo 1 thlnlrime 122 icorie Ierry Fluke Military tOtehomily Duke of Melbourne and Mnrston

Second Hvc Five furlongs MnlnkotT 101 monivnn 5 to I won Henry Wallr 101 Mindern I second 102 Vmirn 4 to 5 thirdrime 101 Yankee Ilulcn Fnlse Kntry anti TheWorld titan ran

Third IlaeeSeven furlongs Amlitart 101

vnrds 5 to 2 won Artlil MH Inull 4 to I secondlaretin 107 W lo I third Time 1331-4Ireeksten Arnletna Hat Gift Hercnl Ilosle MiVallaliout and Perry M also ran

Fourth Ilaer Full and n half furlones SliverIM J 7 in 5 won Dale 107 H ill

I serotid TOScarborough tie0tu I third Time umi hell llodwn Yrrcml-tlanola llrucevllle nnd SI also run

Flflh Ilace One mil and a quarter LineOH 311 HO Miinrolto 5 swond Latrobe or Wiilsh V to I third

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Sixth Dynasty 107 J-

Valsh R to 5 won Cr nevlle Miinro evenTom lOll Strnrnsi 5 third

123 Maxette Fade Money Inmnntacnc andInn l milan ran

SYLVAN IlKAni V Y July 22 Tho princifeature of todayK piny under the nu-

ploes of the New York State Chess AHsoolatutu was the s uond for of

flirt trophy between Otto Itocthlnir antiI M riilllips both of New York Itmtlilng won

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nil In tho elites tournament considerably-odnv

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Ftmi SftlAIOHT ItElKATKW 1OHK ATIOAIS

They Lose a Teiilnnlnc Came In Ilillade-plila Tlie llrookljna Cume to Grief I-

HoNlun Third foiuecuthe Setbackfur lleds by St Iouli Other Canin

The New York Nationals are encoiinterin-extrainning guinea frequently these daysYesterday they lost one of ten inningsPhiladelphia making theirdefeat The Hrooklyus to Boston amcame to grief St Itfrom the Cinulnnul Iteds Hesultn-

Iblladrlplila 3 New York 2Ilu ton 5 Ilruoklyu 2

St lAuls 8i CincinnatiHrANDIKQ OP TUB CIU8S

Club If fC Clubs II Pl-Htt buri53 20 071 Brooklyn 3S 31 5New York 41 10 005 IloMon 31 44 41

Chicago 4U 33 SOT SI Louis81 50 3f

Cincinnati 41 in 510 Philadelphia2t 55 3-

1riiiiADKiPiiu N L 3 SKW YORK S iIliiiADiiiiiiu 22 The ffiime

wont to the Philadelphia in the tenthwhen for New Yorkmade a wild throw to first on buntallowing Kelwler to store Kelstcr reiichei-Mmiond on 1 ripping hit to the left Meld screenPitcher was in splendid form findsteady as an wits parti

effective when It was mostfor him to be so The madenearly twice as but coiilinot get them together right They had omor two men left on bnscs In everyuntil the There were Inchdents In the game that kept the crowd of 151persons interested content that at tlmei

to become tiresome One of themwits in tIme seventh inning when Wolvertoitried to score from on Harrys hitleft Urownn mild a pretty throw to tin-

plate and Emslin out Wolverton tumid something or other tIme resuit that he was missed in the lineup in tinnext inning llallmnn took his third

Iron Man slnrted in to pitchNow York but us his work was suItSfactory he gave way to Taylor in the third

rillLAUKLIMIIA NEW TOBK-ii ii A K II u r A K

Thomas eli I 0 o 0 Browne rfI I I 0Oilcan 2I 0 0 2 1 1 VanHTnrM I 3 0

0 MrCiinn Ibo 270H-allmanSbO 0 0 1 0 Merles lfOKelsterrf Babb as 0 I 3 2harry II I Lauder lUll 0 1 3DougriilbO illbert 2h0 I 4 4

HuUwtu0 llrmn rfO I 3llolhr 0 MGnlypU o 0 0Sparks p o Taylor p o 0 0 l

Totals 3 II 30 13 21 Totals 2 827Winning run scored with no one out

Philadelphia I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

New York Z II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-

Flrst base on errors New York I1 Left on bases New York 5 Philadelphia V

First base on ballsOff 2 oil Taylor 2off SParks 1 Struck out By Taylor 4 by Spark7 Two base hllKelster hitslor Kelster Stolen bnsea Thomas RelaterDouble play Wolverion ileason and DouglassBabb Gilbert Mcilnnlty lilt by pitcherBy MrOlimlty Sparks I

TimeI hour and 55 minutes AttendanceI537BOSTON X L 5 BnOOKLVN 2

fusioN 22 Boston won anvictory over Brooklyn this afternoonteiiKer was on the for the locals und atusual the visitors were nimble to cope withhis delivery Schmidt pitched fornhd after the first Inning good workCooley led off with u single but was thrownout to steal second andStanley received free transportation andCarney singled toMoran tiled at first Ablmtlcchio drove onethrough Strang for two bases bringing InStanley anti Boston ant one moreIn Coolcys double mud Tennuys wife one Brooklyn got Its first runIn sixth on a Stranir and twoouts at first Boston scored one in the eighthsn Morons drive over the left fIeld fence

made the circuit of basesover time rlvht field frnix In the ninth

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Untied for Currle In the ninth Inning Twonit when Innlni run was scored

t Louis 2 0 0 II 3 II 0 0 3Llnclnnntl

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Donltn antI Heriren Stolen bases DonovanFarrell DeMoiilrevllle Burke Stein

eldl Left nn hasps SI Ixiuls fl Cincinnati 10out By Iurrle 2 hy Harper 5 First base

Off Brown I tilT Currle 2 on Harper 3Allil pitch Harper lilt by I

mnlre 2 and 25 minutesMlcndanre 170-

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liillal 17 2O 701 Baltimore 37 52-1lcriyCltylD 22 7n Worcester 25 42 373

roronto Si 15 543 Hochester 21 47 13Newark 3x 33 VI5 Providence 24 Co 324-

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PioviiirNCK July 22 Burnhams Newark teamshut out Providence In the Oral tRout and walkedaway with a victory end In the second game theyought n not a run bring snored on riOterpith In Innings

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iacrlllee lilts Shea YrrUes Double plays Shntamid Warner Taylor Wagner anti nn Firstuise on bills Olt Pardee 2 oil YerkiM 2 Struck

nit Ily Pardre 1 liy Yerkei 3 Paned ballsIliricins Sum Implre Sliannoi Time I hour

and Ti minutes Attendamc son

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CIKVRIAND July 22 Cleveland had no troubleIn defeatlnit the St Ixiuls Brown this afternoonIliirkett was railed home owing to the dangerousIllnrss of his wife and In running toIn the sixth strained n tendon In hi leI ruellrowns wire unable to bunch their hits

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Double and Anderson Leion bases Cleveland 4 St Louis 7 Passed ballsAbbott 2 OIUhlln Time I hourand 25 minutes Attendance 3518

American Association-Al Milwaukee First garni Milwaukee 5 Colum-

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NoteThn llrlgliton A C will play the Visitation A C

net Sunday al BrightonNext Sunday the Cuban X jlants will play the

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The Bronx II II O will play Y M C C tcnmof West Farms it the grounds Vestchesler on Saturday

The Brooklyn P C has Sundays tug 2 andopen for any tlrM class flub ollerln a goud cuaraiitee Address F C Wlnnett 374 BioidwnyBrooklyn

The Jefferson A C has the following dntcs ripenfor games Aug 1 2 Sent E Luther liny inurn

and afternoon and Sept 12 Address H Hum1240 Park avenue nuljncii N

The Orchard lloxrhall Club of llrooklyn InsSundays III Aiifust o in for out of town teamsolterlny suitable Indurrinrnlt Address John T

W5 l rlmer lrret BrooklynDOVKR July 22 The Vh rlon A A to ilay

defeated the A A ofN J nt Whnrton In n runlested Kamr of ballby the score of 2 to I

The Cellars have neit snnday open anti wouldlute to hear from some team Induce-ments Address John Dentpvy 170 Cast I millstreet

The Cortlandl A A has 2 lo 23 30 openand would like to cloio same with snme stroiiiteam with players 15 years old on Cnrilnndt OvalAddress 4IX avmuc BronxBorough

The Hough Illders of ew Iliiehelle would liketo nrrnnte out of town rEacts with the tennis InWestchester to deride who tiltteur tram of Westohestrr county Addrev tIes

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ITICA July 22 The affairs of the loral bairbrllclub which holds n franrliKe In the State Leacuesri In nn state To day Presidentrel was In the city calllnic upon n number of wellknown cltlens In liopr of mnklnu some ills

of the franchise It Is possible n localcapitalist Ian be Inducril to take up the frnnehlsehut If titus plan fnlls It Is nlmoit n certainly that ncompany pan li forinnl to laKe rliiricr of the clutSeveral have expressed heir wllllnitness to gui onthe latter will nut be done except as nlast resort In nny event the olnh will probablybe continued in the elly nt least for the remainderof the season

inisco nr rroThree Iarlles on till Almost

thereThere tire now three lirTereiit purlieu of

on their wuy across the rontinent from Hnn Francisco to New YorkAlthough several ntitomohilcs have attemptedthe trip und failed thin prospect in that ontIf not all of those now on tint way will succetv-

J A Wymiin who rooently mauls the tripfrom Sun Francisco ti New York on it motor-cycle and sans thin lr t mm to complete tlin-lourney with a power vehicle says firsttwo out rro e l worst partof the ride anti Rhonlil flnlMi

The secnndl to Htnrt ails ofK T Krlch of Warren Ohio andof Now York city They have crossed thegreat desert Ilocklos nnd yesterdaywern heard frrfm nt Denverto start was of Pr II Nelson mcksoil of Hiirllncton nnd his chauffeur SK Crocker of Tncomn Wash They leftConst In lime nnd nr on the road between

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11 tl i MATVHKS Wit OXFORD

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Their aitatn Veers American Tour IIArduous Hut Local PUjfr There1 No Occasion to Make a Itoscy-mr Illmnte Iolntu to Precedents

A Hpeclal meeting of the Executive Corn

mltte of the Metropolitan Jolt AssociationWild held ye irdny at the City Midday Club

tii flx time arrancements for tho visit ofOxford and Cambridge lolling Societysteam Horace Kuascll tho presidentin the chair and thou others preaoat were

V JVIIowes MortKin llnrvoy Mtirdoclc M M

C K Wutson und Mnturln Balloi-

Hie tcnm will o from Boston to Chicago nrrlvlnc in this city on Aus 20 for the first otIme yacht nxrcs for the Amcrleaii Cap ThM tl A commlttoe adopted theof the U 0 A for the mutch with the pickof the local players und it will bit held atnurse of the Cinrden City Golf Club on Aug

21Two days later the visitors will play

till Eastern team ut the Jlllto Golf

Club Thw Invitation tournament ofdub hUM been announced for AUK 2629should th visitors chouse they will hi v-

nn opportunity to part The weekfollowing the Oxford and Cumbrldce Socletys will be the guests othe t S A as spectators at tho amntouichampionship schedule for tho NossaiCountry Club on Sept 15 Tho U S O A

ha In course of nrrnmtement a matchthe visitors with nn nilAmerica teamalso a mutch piny tournament The captainfor the two matches under the direction of

0 A will be Adrian II FarklnVnim tukah Country Club and of the ExecutiveCommittee

In commenting on the Itinerary fortour J li who in to captain the Oxfordnnd Cambridge Oolflne Societys tcnm

the Kiiallsli Athletic NewsThe tour planned out l too

a very arduous win and I cnn scarcely expoet Judging from previous tours In Americathat the visitors will be nblo to hold their ownwith thin representatives of suoh largo bodIesof golfers under the totally different condi-tions which exist on the other side

Me adds that the change In cllmnta and en-

vironment has iilwnyn been found to actdetrimentally to athletes visiting America

dipt low reed not make a bogey of ourclimate wild a wellknown M J A playeryesterday on reading the above WhenHurry Vnrdon was here In lOOrt besides winnmjf the open he played irover seventy matches losingmidW ilrdwood Stewart the amateur whowns here 1807 had many despitethe climate We will be very lucky to

mutches against the visitors nre BCthoroughly versed In every detail of thegenie

Malcolm Ir chairman nf the

yesterday thft the amateurs who had acinvitation to play in the tournn

merit on 30 11 and Aug I Included Findlay Douglas the M A championJTravis C 11 ConnecticutM M Michael New Jersey Murray Olypliiint Allan Eben M

K C Cnrroll L I Travers li I

Kcllogtf Devcreaux Ummet Frank 0 Reinhart F J 0 Muller Jr nodlulin M Ward Iloston and Philadelphiaare still to bo hoard from but it IsII n SIcFiirland W P Smith A Lockwood W C Chick and C II Cory will cornson Tho Hold will run up t fiftyeach player tioing personally Invited notbolnc through his It his beenfound impracticable to Orahalo to limit the f w lotml invitations totwelve The professional wlio hove acceptedfor tIm thirtysix play compe-tition so far era Anderson cham-pion Aleck Smith Western champion Will

David Brown Istnc FredStewart iardner Ilcrnnrd Nlcholls-

ami ieorge Low

Playing with II M Hrittin one of time KngleClubs mci the limbs

W F estnbllshml yester-day i now record for time 0371yard courseIlls curdOut 4 3 t 4 3 1 r 4 SJSIn S J 5397-

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lpmcil and MrUhl Lend tile Wrenns at

HUSTON July 22 Play in the annual Longwood lawn tennis tournament was continuedtotliiy anti although courts wern n trifleoggy in cotipciiuencp of honvy rain some

exrolleiit rnntchiM wern played The big

match of tin day cumin In the Eastern doublesFlinniplonMilp The contest which time ox-

liort looked forward to with much anticipa-tion was that between W A Lamed andHeals C Wright nml the Wronn brotherThe contest sells n slaKhing good one and thespectators wore on their toeS nearly nillinnv When rlarknofw settled over the courtsthin match semis still undecided anti will bo-

InMiod tomorrowturned and Wright lid when the playing

was postponed needed hIlt OTtO game towin the match The champion andnut made a great pair anti worked togetherus if they had been doing so for years Tha-

Wriim brothers putt up n stubborn resistancemil It was only by lint of hard work thattheir opponents managed to take the lead

Limgwood Singles First round 11 K Allen de-

fealtd L T Wnllls l 2 n o do II Ward de-

fcatcd R Ware fl 4 0 1 O I Tones defented C r Watson Jr 3 0 3 fl 1 D C

Wrluht defeated W f Grant fl 2 3 0 I E V-

Inrned defeated W S Warland 0 7 61-i W A Lamed defeated It le Roy 0 1 81

1 2 It D Wrcnn defeated P II lionland 81-I 0 a 2 L L Wrcnn Jr defeated U W LeonardJ I 7 t I 1 I

Eastern DoiiMcs First round S Ware and WHallowell defeated P Htanwood timid S L

Heals n I 11 I C rrolhlnjhnm and C M

touch defeated C H Cox Jr nnd A M Hnrlo-I 2 I fl 2 It M Miles Jr nnd C F Wntson-Ir defeated T II JlUmiton and li H 82

1 I 3 II Ward nnd leo E Ware defeated F H

Hovvlnn and partner fl 2 I o 0 K I LamedantI H F then L Perry anti J C Neeley

2 n 8 3 I t I V F and tl H Nettledefeated A W hell and A H llolden fl 22 fl n W A Lnnied and U L Wrleht de-

teitcl II L Wren Jr H l fl fljv-rcoml llniind A Codnian and II s Uladston-

lefenwd O W Morrlll and II V Cole I fl

I fl N W Cabot anti II II Hayes defeated LLnderwood ind W L Ollrlen 2 1 ll t 7 5

The KrclUh intornatlonal lawn toiinjst-

tMin roicliid this yeslordny on thetoainHhi Tlu ptSiago was it

i in1 anti the players worn somewhatilmkeh up The tho Dohertyirnthers II S Mlhoiiti and WnlllnM Nln cliirunoftlio tripTho too to take part

n thin totirnev now being on-

l ho Cricket Club Kroiindn BostonLast vnir tliov took thhpvnntfrnni the Wronnbrothers They however to be in-

Huston and while there will makeheir headquarters at tho Lougwood TonnH

Aivood courts will put tliom In trim for theSnhailt meeting next woek-

Tho tounuiy now goinix on nt thf tho Cincinnati Tennis Club includes

soum of tho crack WeHtern Of thoseWaldior th

rn nre the RaymondLittle i the present champion mind has

wiie won till lovcrnorn A winhh the trophyThu llolli wood Golf announces n ton

ils tournament for Saturdav nt LongUranch Matches will be cDnlinicd throughiiit next week The events will bo mensi-oiibliH and mixed doubles

Irogrosilvo tennis miitcho will beit the Slwanor Tennis Club courts NewUochollo next Snturclav afternoon A roundobln lournev will bo hold beginning Aug 1

Tho belated reports of the challenge roundor tho In doubles

which thn Doherty brothers rnwiiined theirM laurilH Smith ami haveirrived on this side curl this official reports

f tills longBxpncteii match show itwIts not as IIH WHS supposed

the rnbled reports Tho wonhn match by 6 4 fl 4 14 beating Smith

mil their Hheer al-though was as brilliant as overSmith on the other hand had nn offmil lost several of his service gRoins nicking

number of double faults HIselRy Hwon every genie in which they

rvpd and it was Smiths failure that costtin nliln thou mulch and the championship

In the challenge rouml for the IleckeilhamMuillongo A floro formerly chnm

of AllKngland tumid visitng Intornntlonal of 1000 challengedII li Dorwly nnd was liMtoniy l i fl2 12 Thin score shows how

much the brut of other English tournn-iient players ore outclassed today by theunions brothers seemo Improve a little the others tirecoing buck ward

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Confusion or Identity In Ilo l Race and aDisqualification

A protest that was filed by O K Schwabwho finished second in the twentyflvcmileroad race on Staten Inland on July 4 resuited In an investigation that brought outa curious tangle of Identities Schwab pro-

tested on the ground that the winner whowits entered as Mike Sloann of Rnynnno wasrot Slonne but E Mends of HiiyomieMeade is a professional rider who wits sus-

pended for one year by the N C A for enter-ing as nn amateur and riding In the IrvlnKton-Mlllburn race on May 30

The Century Road Club Association whichcooperated with the Richmond County luteing Association in this conduct of tin race ofJuly 4 undertook an investigation Slome-wns written to to come forward and Identifyhimself He minIs promises to appear butnever lid o and finally Referee D M Adenallowed the protest of Schwab by defaulton the part of Slonne to prove hits IdentityThis gives Schwab first prize arid the otherprize winners each move up one place

According to President Van Dyke ofC Ii C A the investigation broiiKht outthis feet that there really Is a Mike Sloan-oa well us an K L Mcnde at Ruyoimo A

titan saying he was Sloano went to the cus-

todian of the prizes and claimed the win-

ners portion This omen Van Dyke sayswas afterward Identified as Meade and Meadeappeared later at the clubhouse representing

as acting for Slonnethe X C A lifts started a fresh investigationfor Meade has applied for reinstatement as-

a professional

The Hare Cotnmittooof the liny View Wheelmen held n dinnernod theatre In Newark Tuesday nightnt which the officials of the raceIt was there by tim committeethat the historic race will run again nextrear under the same auspices anil that thecommittee In the springwith thin aim of obtaining tim biggest entrylist the race hums ever

The 5Omile team race oftime Century Road Club Association wits heldlast over the triangular course atValley Stream U I Three teams of fivemen started captained bv S Mohrboch-li V IKnch menu rode ten miles the triangularcourse being covered twice The Mehrbnehteam was the winner in 2 Italics in minutesthe Hnnlenhergh team being second and

third Kach of themembers of thin winning team S Mehrhanh-C A Sherwood Paul C K Ilurcli-ntid Burnley will receive a goldmedal

Swift Axtcllo Meet nt Kmplrn TrackToday

Swift and Axtello having workout theirway to the top rung of the ladder at thismatinees of the Now York Driving Clubthis pair of trotters will meet In class A

the championship class nt thin Umpire CityTrack this afternoon The winner will havescored two heats In the struggle for the cham-pionship cup Another race will be for clansII trotters with Kquity and Jolly llach

contestants There lure ten eventsscheduled Astello leads the trotters withnine hcaU to Jilts credit Swift having sevenStout leads the with tour healswhile Vlrgls hello is credited with throevictories Swift stands at the head for theimp to bo nt the end of the seasonto this trotter making the fastest in a racethis timo was 2tl although he did 2m In anexhibition pacing record is held byBud Stout 2l4V-

Htln Stops the Harness Glens Fa Us-

CLXNS FAMA July 22 The track was neverIn finer condition titan at the opening this after-noon Hut one hrat In the 2o pare was workedoff before a heats rain a postpone-ment This heat was the closest of thewith Knoi nelatlne Queen m bcallnic I JohnF sr by a nose Tutu citlnrs finished In thIsonlrr Roland Reed blk n 3 llbeiet br m 4

Kittle Thistle ur m 5 Cuyler Coast Jr b sdistanced Time 210

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OSTOK n A two weeks mrrllnit Irvintoday on the Old track Tlir hrnvy r ln-

of yesterday inaclr thr track heavy and tuneswrrr stow Thr 3M8 split Into two dl-

vUlon1 bernuw of the rnlrlrs In the firstdivision after Romt outrli hrrn flnril V n furlaying up the Hrit two brats hr dnivr U Polnti tovictory

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mnmit TIKE SPIDER PHACTON jiootsplendid Pneumatic Runabout 1750J iooil Phiiton 14000 Fine Rubber Tire Coach anti IaniliiM-

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