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JULY 5 1899. "13 "NEW GOOD ELKES BEi GARDINER CAIBinAB Off SEOBTS. THURSDAY, JtFMr 6, 7 Ti MORE DEFEATS ETHEL8ERT IS KING OF THREE lEAR OLOS. Openlng BrlBhton Beach Racing Association meet YACHTSMEN ON THE 41 WITH MOTOR CYCLE PAGE ITS "YIe' von8Jr CHarter Oak trotting meeting. Hartford, Conn.

Rowing regatta at Henley, England. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Seawanhaka Corlnthlan trial races. Oyster Bay; Indian Harbor Yacht Club special races; Columbia's Defender trial, off Sandy Hook. Charter Oak wheeling races, Hartfora, Conn.

Highland Park Gun Club, Dexter Park. FRIDAY, JUIjY 7. The Hour Champion, After Dislo Asbury Park: M. Boesel, New York, second; C. tuff, Newark, third.

Time, 2:46. Second race One mile open, amateur. Won by Joseph' Harrison, Asbury Park 'Wheelmen; Harry Rushtdn, Oreos Wheelmen, second; H. L. Wilson; Asbury Park, third.

Time, 2:35. Third race Atlantic, mile, open, professional. Won by E. Stevens. Buffalo; Jay Eaton, Elizabeth, second; Carroll Jack, Philadelphia, third.

Time, 2:20. Fourth race Two mile handicap, amateur. Won by S. R. Lake, Brooklyn (00 yards) Joseph Harrison, Asbury Park Wheelmen (scratch), second; Lewis Bennett.

Oreos Wheelmen (60 yards), third. Time, 5 minutes 41 3 5 seconds. Fifth race Two mile handicap, professional. Won by W. G.

Furman, Los Anceles. Cal. (scratch); Fred Sims, Washington (30 yards), second; E. D. StcvenH, Buffalo (60 yards), third.

Time, minutes. RACING AT SAG HARBOR. (Special to the Eagle.) Sag Harbor, July 5 Tho cycle contests of the Catholic Club, here yesterday were the most spirited and interesting of any previous year and considering the poor condition of the Wins the Realization in a Gallop by Twelve Lengths, Strengthening His Claim to the Title. Amateur golf championship, Onwentsla Golf Club, Casey May Be Returned to Wash ington, Giving Way to Dahlen and Jeniv cating His Elbow in a Fall, Makes a Great Ride. 1 Fleet of Sixty four Boats Compete in the Larchmont Club's Annual Regatta.

BIG YACHTS TRY THEIR SAILS. uaxe noreat, iu. De Bary cup competition for women at the Bal tusrol Golf Club Links. Rowing regatta at Henley. Charter Oak trotting meeting, Hartford, Conn.

Philadelphia at Brooklyn; New York at Boston. Sea CUtf Yaoht Club reintta at Sea Cliff. L. 1. lnary Jlne drawn from the club float to an anchored buoy, one hundred feet off shore, Beach Channel to the Spar Buoy off Block House Point, to and around a flagged buoy off Broad Channel drawbridge, and back to the starting line, sailed over twice.

The closed cabin cats strung out shortly after the start, F. S. Lafond's Orca leading. On the first round the Orca lead by six minutes, the Dorothea leading the third boat by one minute and fifteen seconds. The Orca gained considerably and waa leading by at least half a mile when within a few minutes of the finish a cust of wind snapped off her mast close to the deck.

In the second class, closed cabin cats, Captain L. R. Jagger's Louise had a slight advantage throughout, leading her nearest competitor by only twenty five seconds on the first turn. The boats in the open cats, first class, kept close together, the leading the group. The summary: FIRST CLASS, CABIN" CATS 25 FEET AND OVER.

Elapsed Boat and Owner. Start. Finish. Time. Dorothea.

Walsh Christopher 2:20:00 4:38:52 2:15:52 Frank, W. C. 2:20:00 4:40:47 2:20:17 Oora, F. S. Lafond 2:20:00 Dismasted.

SECOND CLASS. CABIN CATS 20 TO 25 FEET Elapwed Boat and Owner. Start. Finish. Time.

Louise. L. R. 2:23:00 4:47:20 2:22:20 Lulu, M. H.

2:25:00 4:49:31 2:24:31 FIRST CLASS. OPEN CATS 20 TO 25 FEET Brighton Beach races. Consy Island. MAY RACE AGAINST ADMIRATION. SATURDAY.

JULY 8. KRAMER TAKES TWO FIRSTS. QUAKERS OUTPLAY SUPERBAS. Amateur golf championship. Onwentsla Golf Club, Lake Forest.

111. Finals Flushing Golf Club championship tourna Schofield Wins Three Races at Trenton. track the time made was good. The five mile handicap was the race of the day and the ten men got off in good shape, five of whom A Match Between the Colt and Filly at Brighton Beach Being Arranged. Steady Breeze Brings the Entries Out Everywhere, on the Sound and the South Bay.

Bostons Also Lost Two Games, Allowing Philadelphia to Take Second Place. Zimmerman at Asbury Park. Other Meets. Harry Elkes yesterday administered a de ment, maiung, xj. i.

Monthly handicap for Classes A and at Statcn Island Cricket and Base Ball Club. Team match for women at the New Brunswick Oolf Club Links. North Jersey Shore Golf Club League, Norwood at Laurence Harbor, Deal Beaah at Hollywood. Brighton Beach races. Coney Island.

Riverside Yacht Club annual regatta. Long Island Sound. Berkeley Oval Wheeling Association race meet, Berkeley Oval; races at Charter Oak Park, Hartfora, Conn. Crescent Athletic Club swimming races, Bay Ridge. Brooklyn vs.

Philadelphia, at Washington Park. Boston vs. New York, at Boston. Crescent A. C.

vs. All Scholastic Base Ball Club of Philadelphia, at Bay Ridge. Brooklyn Gun Club. Union Course. Larchmont Harbor, one of the prettiest of the Sound coves under any circumstances, was in lt3 best holiday attire yesterday and finished.

The summary: One mile novice C. Benjamin, Greenport, first; E. M. Costello, Greenport. second.

3:10. Prizes, gold watch, gold cuff buttons. One mile Juvenile S. W. Howell, Southampton, first; Joe Flannery, Easthampton, second.

Time. 3:02. Two mile handicap George Fee, Sag Harbor, first; E. M. Costello.

Greenport, second. Time. One mile, scratch, naced J. L. Albln.

Eastport, cisive defeat to Arthur Gardiner in the first motor cycle paced race ever run In the Met ropolitan District. The match took place at Manhattan Beach track hefore a crowd of about four thousand and while the speed of Elapsed Boat and Owner. Start. Finish. Time.

Mavourneen, E. C.Wood. .2:30:00 4:36:55 2:00:55 Mildred Myrtle. C.W.Hay 2:30:00 4:49:05 2:19:05 Alta, F. a.

Bush 4:49:2. 2:19:2:. Ella J. L. 2:30:00 4:36:20 2:20:20 first; H.

B. Tulhill, Eastport; second. Time. 2:18. Five mile, handicap George Fee, Sag Harbor, first; Robert Powers, Sag Harbor, second.

Time, 13:29. tne Glens. ails Doy made tne arrair too one Bided for much interest, yet the paced rac Warner. Umpires Messrs. Lynch arid Connolly.

At Baltimore: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 R. H. E. ing Is Just what the crowds want. When the next race takes place with four competitors instead of two, there will be excitement and to spare.

Yesterday's race was at twenty five 7 1 Boston 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 Baltimore 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.. 2 5 2 miles for a purse of $1,000 and Elkes won by about one hundred yards short of a mile. Elkes had a bad tumble In trying his pace Batteries Lewis and Bergen; Kltson and Robinson. Umpires Messrs. McDonald and ManoB san.

At Cincinnati: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 R. H. E. The best 3 year old of the year has been determined. Etoelbert.

currying 118 pounds! il the horse, and he established this enviable reputation, by simply galloping In a winner by twelve lengths In the Lawrence Realization yesterday. To be sure, there were accidents which count for something, hut the ease with which the great colt won the race was enough to show that he could not have been beaten under any circumstances. He was favorite, of course, and so heavily played that his price dropped from 3 to 5 to 2 to 5. Every other horse in the race went back in the betting; but nearly everything was played. The Bouncer had an especially heavy play, but both ho and Half Time were in hard luck.

On the first break they collided. Half Time's Jockey was unseated and the colt ran away a mile, all of which, of course, militated against his chances. The Bouncer pulled up lame, and it Is feared that he will not be able to race again until late in the fall, If he races at all this season. The Bouncer and Filon d'Or got away la front when the flag fell, and raced head and head tor the flrst half mile. Then Ethelbert took command, under double wraps, and at the mile was half a length In front.

Still, under double wraps, he continued to Increase his lead. At the mile and a quarter he was three lengths in front, at the mile and a hall five lengths, with the rest of the field tirinir before the race started and the front forks of MCDUFPEE BEATS DOWNEY. Providence, R. July 5 Twenty five hundred persons went to Crescent Park yesterday to witness a card of amateur races with a fifteen mile motor paced race between Mc Duffee and Downey. The latter event proved a failure, as Downey's machine broke down before starting the race.

After riding three miles behind McDuffee's motor, the riders stopped. In an unpaced race McDuffee caught Downey at 3 miles. Time, 7:66 2 5. The other races were won by local riders. CYCLING PABAGRAPHS.

Chicago, Julv 5 L. K. Bender won the annual Pullman road raco. here vesterday. There were Loulsv'e 2000000100 00 2 6 10 Cincln'tl 100010010000 3 6 6 never looked finer.

Without exaggeration, over one hundred yachts, large and small, were anchored between the two grassy points of land which mark the limits of the bay, or in the deeper water off shore. The Larchmont Club house was crowded from early morning till midnight, interest at first being centered in the regatta, and later in the ship Illumination and fireworks display. Altogether It was a typical Larchmont day, with good sport and good weather in abundance. Of the great fleet of yachts, no les3 than sixty four participated In the regatta. The breeze was fresh and constant, so a rattling contest occurred in every class.

The little fellows that the swell of a passing tug will toss about had quite as much fun as the great double stickers, with their bulging sails and deck full of seamen. No class suffered by comparison with another, and every boat finished hours before sundown. Hard windward work was scarce and that helped considerably. Tho first group of boats, the larger yachts, were sent away shortly after 11:30. The first leg of the course for this division was a broad reach and the boats broke out balloon Jibs or maintopmast staysails as they crossed the line.

The Ariel got over first, followed by the Vigilant, Navahoe, Atlantic and Colonia. The Co lonla mistook the time of starting and lost six minutes by haTinK to' take In her kites and his motor tandem breaking he was thrown and cut and also dislocated his Iett elbow. His physician advised him not to ride, but ride SECOND CLASS. OPEN CATS 17 TO 20 FEET. Elapnd Boat and Owner.

Start. Finish. Time. Eunice. C.

T. 2:35:00 5:08:20 2:33:20 Josie P. C. P. Froy 2:35:00 Did not finish.

Lucy F. H. Andrews 2:35:00 Dinahled. Handsome prizes were awarded to the winners In each class. In the evening the club house and boats of the fleet were Illuminated with multl colored lamps.

A reception followed, dancing being enjoyed on the open air platform erected this spring. GOOD BREEZE ON THE SOUTH BAY. Bay Shore, July 5 The house of the Penataquit Yacht Club was filled with a gay assemblage of guests yesterday, about 150 being present to witness the Fourth of July regatta. It was a glorious day for a race, with a fresh reefing wind from the southwest. The yachts sailed three times over a four mile triangular course.

The first prize, a handsome sterling silver cup, presented by Commodore J. Adolph Mollenhaur, was won by the 3loop yacht Gayety, owned by Richard H. Hyde of he did and although some of the miles went over the watches in away under 1:50 until he Batteries Bowling and Powers; Hahn and Pelta. Umpires Messrs. Gaffney and Andrews.

At Pittsburg: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 R. H. E. THE RECORD. Post To Clubs.

W. L. Pl'd. poned. play.

P.O Brooklyn 45 21 6G 2 88 .682 Philadelphia. 39 24 03 5 91 .619 Chicago 38 24 62 4 92 613 Boston 40 26 G6 2 8S .600 Baltimore 37 26 63 4 91 .587 St. Louis 36 29 03 6 89 .554 Cincinnati 34 29 03 4 91 .540 Pittsburg 32 32 64 6 90 .500 New York ..30 35 65 2 89 .402 Louisville 23 42 65 5 89 .364 21 47 08 2 86 .300 Cleveland 12 62 64 5 90 .188 THE ATTENDANCE FIGURES. Morning. Afternoon.

Total. At Philadelphia 11.857 11,206 23,063 At' New York 2.E00 4,000 6.S0O At Baltimore 5,475 4.212 9,687 At Pittsburg 5.000 6.200 11.200 At Cincinnati 3,500 3.523 9,023 At Chicago Rain Rain Grand total 23.632 31.141 59,773 RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. MORNING. Philadelphia, 10; Brooklyn, 7. Washington, New York, 2.

Baltimore, Boston, 1. Pittsburg, Cleveland, 3. Cincinnati, Louisville, 5. At Chicago Rain. AFTERNOON.

Philadelphia, 1. Washington, New York, 0. Baltimore, Boston, 4. Pittsburg, Cleveland, 6. Cincinnati, Louisville, 6.

At Chicago Rain. MONDAY'S RESULTS. Washington, 15; Boston, 2. PittsVmrg, Cleveland, 1. GAMES TO MORROW.

Brooklyn vs. Philadelphia, at Washington Park. Baltimore V3. Washington, at Baltimore. Pittsburg vs.

Chicago, at Pittsburg. Louisville vs. Cincinnati, at Louisville. St. Louis vs.

Cleveland, at St. Louis. had a commanding lead, Elkes never cried for a let up. Gardiner is not a match for the Cleveland 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 4 13 champion unless he improves greatly, although Batteries Huehev and Suffden: Hoffer and Bowerman. Umpires Messrs.

Swartwood and it must be said in Gardiner's favor that his pace yesterday was not so good as Elkes. It might have been quite as fast, for Henshaw Latham. AFTERNOON. At the Polo Grounds: 1234B6789 R. H.

E. and Fournier, who manned Gardiner's pacing 5 0 Washington 0 00 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 327 entries and 208 starters, and the rain and mud reduced the interest and the attendance. Troy, X. July 3 In the James Lucey' twenty five mile handicap road race, yesterday, A. J.

Relff won the place prize In 1:11 1 5, and the time prize was won by I. P. Cunningham of Saratoga In 1:07:00 2 5. There were twenty one starters. Captain Reith of the Harlem Wheelmen announces that no runs will be held during the present month, with the exception of a trip to Valley Stream, L.

1., next iSunday, where a ball game will be played with the Century Wheelmen; This Is the game which was scheduled as the star attraction of the Associated Cycling Clubs' outinir. at ColleKe Point. June 25. The Inclement 6 2 tandem, did not have a chance to show what they can do, but the wind shield, instead of benefiting the rider, made it impossible for him to. run up under the pacing machine Batteries Weyhlng and McGulre; Seymour and Warner, umpires Messrs.

nyncti ana uonnoiiy. At Baltimore: Brooklyn. The Gayety has been re riggeu this year and greatly Improved. In the second class sloops the winning 1 23456789 R. H.

E. when the wind was straight across tne track in the turns. This militated against Gardi ned and as his pace was not an overhang machine he bad a hard battle of it. break them out anew. This fact, added to the handicap under which the Colonia was obliged to race, for it had been prearranged 1 4 12 5 8 Boston 00001002 Baltimore 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 weather which marked that day prevented the Just before the race started Billy Young, an old time racing man and trainer, announced Batteries Nichols and Clark; Howell and Robinson.

Umpires Messrs. McDonald and Manas that he had a commission of JdOO to Det on that the Atlantic should receive iorty nve minutes allowance from the Portley schooner and the Ariel thirty. Of course, the Colonia, a racing schooner, held a myriad of advantages ovr her competitors, but on account of her lata start did. not assume the lead until the game mentioned. Entries for the Sunday races at Vallsburgh, close Wednesday night with Fred W.

Volgt, P. O. Box 65. Newark. NT.

J. The card for next Sunday 1b an attractive one for both professional Gardiner, but as Elkes had suffered badly in san. At Cincinnati: the fall none of it was placed, much to Young's 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 R. H. E.

fast. Spencer then commenoed' to tone his mgunt down, but la spite ol all he could do. judiciously, he finished winner hy twelve leAgtlis. Lothario ran second from the halt mile and finished two lengths ahead of Flloa d'Or, which ran third throughout. The two unfortunate ones, the Bouncer and Half Time, finished fourth and fifth respectively.

The laBt half of the Double Event was won by Mesmerist. Bromley good 2 year old, from end to end. Tho Madden stable waa favorite, played down from 7 to 5 to 6 to but could not land. Mesmerist and his stable mate, Iroquois Belle, opened at Z'. and went back to 3.

Mesmerist, splendidly ridden by Taral, got a good start, and waiting in front, won handily by a length from Mark Cheek, which ran a gcod race and beat Radford out a head for place. In the first race. Fluke beat Big Gun out three parts of a length. Prestidigitator, second 3 3 0301002 0 6 13 04 1 0 3 0 0.. 9 10 delight later when he.

saw now tnings were going. The pacing machines are rigged for man Louisville 0 Cincinnati 1 and amateur riders, consisting of one and Ave mile handicaps for tho former, and a quarter mile novice, the Dashaway Open, one hand mile, and the Borough Handicap, two miles, for the amateurs. Four prizes are offered In each race except the novice, for which gold, silver and bronze medals are offered. yacht was the Adallne, owned by H. Have meyer and sailed by Elmer Jewell.

In the third class sloops hte Rel. owned and sailed by Eugene Lentllhon, won the first prize. In tho first race for cats Little Minister, owned and sailed by C. H. Southard, secured first prize, and In the last class the prize was won by Bess, owned and sailed by J.

H. Covell. Summary: SLOOP CLASS M. Elapsed Cor'd Start. Finish, time.

time. Gayety, Richard Hyde. .1:05 3:10:58 2:05:58 2:05:05 Pinkie, A. Plnke.rton...l:C5 SLOOPS CLASS N. Squaw, H.

S. 1:05 3:17:43 2:12:45 2:12:45 Three Brothers. William Tucker did not start. Adeline, H. Havemeyer.l:03 3:20:30 2:15:30 2:11:37 Jessie, Rawson Under hill 1:03 3:26:35 2:21:35 Batteries Cunnlneham and Zlmmer: Phillips.

power with a motor auxiliary, the motor be Peltz and 'Wood. Umpires Messrs. Gaffney and Andrews. At Pittsburg: PHILADELPHIA, 10; BROOKLYN, 7. (Special to the Eagle.) 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 R.

H. E. WEBBER'S WONDERFUL SHOT third leg of the first round. After that it became a question whether the Atlantic and Ariel could sail the remainder of the race within their time allowance. In this both succeeded, and the Atlantic won the special handicap cup.

The Colt cup went to the Colonia. In the other classes the Vigilant gradually drew away from the Navahoe and toward the finish, outdistanced her easily. The Amorita, which as usual was pitted against the Quisetta, got off badly and never made up what she lost at the start. In what would have been one of the best classes of the regatta the 4nbiq it h.nd to withdraw. The third acci ing of the naphtha explosive sparic Kina.

Elkes had a tandem and a quad, but as the tandem broke down in practice he was taken all of the way by the quad alone. Gardiner had a tandem. At the outset the men were about even for the first mile and then Elkes began to creep up fast. At the two miles he had Dulled into the rear of his opponent, and, 2 7 15 1 6 11 Philadelphia, July The low water mark Plttsb'g 103000010000 Clevel'd 000003020000 3 was reached in the losing streak of the Su Battsrips Schmidt and Schreckengost: Sparks, perbas yesterday, if Manager Hanlon's state Tannehlll and Bowerman. Umpires Messrs.

ment comes true. Two defeats in one day at as the men started from opposite sides of the Swartwood and Latham. CRESCENTS WIN AND LOSE. tho hands the Quakers, making seven He Smashes Two Birds With One Charge at the Brooklyn Grounds. Americans Win in England.

dent that has befallen the Hanan brothers this straight to date, was the last straw and the radical changes which had been decided upon some time ago, but which were held off because the team was winning, will how be track, this meant a gain of half a lap. At about six miles Elkes was half a lap further ahead and from this point he lapped regularly until he had a load of two and a half miles, when he slowed down and rested upon this advantage. The crowd liked the sport, even season occurred yesterday wneu tne center dronned out. The Acushla, of course, made. Emelfeigle, L.R.Adams.

1:05 sailed one leg and Withdrew. SLOOPS CLASS P. Rel, E. Lentllhon 3:32:35 2:22:35 2:22:33 Scrap. R.W.

Cambridge. 1:10 3:38:00 2:27:02 SLOOPS CLASS Q. Surprise being the only one entered went Into t00.t.T'S: 1 3:55:3 8 2:45:38 2:40:29 CATS CLASS V. 3:53:48 2:38:48 2:36:48 Snapper. O.

A. Schleren.l:15 4:09:00 2:51:00 2:2:43 Julia. Russell sailed twice around The Crescent Athletic Club played two games yesterday at Bergen Point against the Knickerbocker A. C. and broke even on the day.

The morning game was won by the Brooklyn men in the seventh and eighth inning by bunching their hit. The second game was won by the Knickerbockers in the had to withdraw. The mishap was particularly exasperating, as she had gotten away finely onri nnBSAsil nice lead over the Syce. A Casey, whose services were secured from Washington during the lay off of Jennings, cnoice in tne netting, landing third, two lengths further back. The second race went to Blarneystone, who won, pulling up.

by three lengths from Dr. Eichberg, In the fast time of 1:14 2 5. Armament ran third, three lengths further back, and a neck in front of Tinge, the favorite. Dr. Catlett, in the steeplechase, won galloping from King which beat Westowu two lengths for the place.

Maximo Gomez landed the last Tace in a drive by half a length from Intrusive, which; beat Greatland, the 7 to 5 favorite, badly. The next match race on the programme wyi probably be between Ethelbert and Admiration, the vanquisher of May Hempstead. Secretary Croft of the Brighton Beach Racing Association has offered to add $2,500 to a will either be returned to the Wagners or summary of the regatta follows: SCHOONERS CLASS S5 TO 95 FEET START, Dr. Ashley A. Webber made a wonderful shot at the clay bird contests of the Brooklyn Gun Club at Union Course yesterday afternoon and he was no doubt as much astonished at the result as any of the other shooters or spectators.

It was in the third sweepstake event. The contest was at five pairs thrown at unknown bought and kept as utility man, Dahlen re turning to third base and Jennings going to Elapsed Corrected last half of the nmtn on t'rea amitn error, short. Anderson may be a fixture at first his first this season, on a thrown ball to Length, lime. nme. Ft.

H.M.S. H.M.S. and then withdrew base, McGann being held for emergency. CATS CLASS W. catch Mahoney at the plate.

Keator at center Name and owner. Colonia. C. A. Atlantic.

W. Ariel. L. Leland ....93.13 3:51:15 .86.31 4:23:35 4:17:14 ,...33.57 4:09:33 4:07:17 Maysce. H.

W. Warner.l:15 4:36:40 took everything that came his way, beside angles from a magautrap. Webber's third pair .1:15 4:35:58 3:20:38 Bess. J. H.

Covell. knocking out two home runs and two singles. FEET START, were thrown at such an angle that the birds SCHOONERS CLASS 05 TO The scores follow: FIRST GAME. Crescent. I Knickerbocker A.

C. COLUMBIA AND DEFENDER OUT. The Columbia and the Defender made an Amorita. W. G.

Brokaw 74.92 3:58:15 Quisetta. H. F. R. L.

Llppltt.71.10 3:55:27 lb po a e' 10 po a Keator.c.f... 1110 2 0 6 uem.c.l i Mulvey.lb 1 2 12 0 Daley.2b 0 2 2 4 Davtes.l.f 0 110 Mahoney.s.a. 0 0 0 1 Burt.r.f...... .01 1 0 though one sided, and when Gardiner made his single rally he was loudly cheered. The short distance racing was good, being all confined to the amateurs.

There was a third of a mile dash, a half mile handicap and a tandem handicap at one mile. Both the dash and handicap were won by the popular little Kramer in decisive style, but In the tandem Kramer and Schreiber, although riding in amateur competition tandem record time, failed to get into, the prize list. Bedell and Moaner of the Harlems won, with Sullivan and Torrence of the Greenwiehes second and Alexander and Tollner of the Uralias of Brooklyn third; 'v Charley Earl of the Kings Countys made a hard ride in the dash and even upon his 112 gear got a third in the final, finishing behind Le Roy See, the Brooklyn boy. Se is im 'proving 'wonderfully and is to be watched closely by the amateur cracks. The summaries: Third, mile dash (amateur) First heat won by Lie Roy See, N.

Y. A. C. G. C.

Schrieber, Harlem second; time, 44 3 seconds. Second heat won by F. L. Kramer, Harlem W. Daniel Sullivan.

Greenwich second; time. 32 4 3 seconds. Thin! heat won by C. T. Earl.

Kings County W. George Ruth, Harlem second; time, 42 3 5 seconds. Final won by F. Kramer, H. V.

Le Roy See, X. Y. A. second; C. T.

Earl, K. C. third; time, 42 4 5 seconds. Kramer handicap, hale mile (amateur) First heat won by P. O.

Mondt. H. Brooklyn (40 would cross each other at a certain point. Webber made a clean miss with his first barrel, but just as he pulled his second barrel the birds crossed each other and the one charge smashed them both. It was a lucky shot and put Webber among the leaders in that event.

Manager John Wright offered a special prize in the shape of a gun case lu the club event. Three members scored the limit and in the shoot off Dr. Creamer and John Mllliken were still a tie. The latter declined to shoot any further, so Creamer got the prize. Over 1,100 SCHOONERS CLASS u.

umhm.u i START. 11:40. Elsemarle. J. Berre King 71.07 4::8:36 lO Katrina.

Robert. E. Tod 73.14 4:22:14 4 r21rt9 SCHOONERS CLASS UNDER 63 FEET START. 11:40 Ciorlta, P. T.

Dodge 51.46 Uncos. C. B. Buchanan 51.40 4 SLOOPS CLASS CRCIS1NQ TRIM. Vigilant, Percy Chubb 80.14 3:32:09 3:32:09 Navahoe.

R. P. Carroll 30.42 5 0 ol 6 3 3 0 01 1 0 0 1 F. Steph'n. lb .2 Smlth.c 1 l.f...

0 Foster.r.f. 0 Chauncey.p. 0 0 DIsBoway.p.. I 1 3 0 The fact that Casey may be returned to Washington will surprise many. He was secured from the Senators on probation when Jennings' arm gave out and while his work has never been up to championship form, the team carried him along by its winning streak.

The morning game, yesterday, was won by Philadelphia by heavy hitting. Umpire Smith, who, by the way, is a native of Philadelphia, was. partial in his decisions, giving everything to the Quakers. Dahlen objected at one point and was removed from the game, Jennings taking his place. Farrell was hurt in a collision with Lauder and will be on the sick list for some weeks.

The game was closely fought until the sixth. When the Quakers scored three runs on a combination of hits and bases on balls, seouring a lead of two runs. This was further increased in the eighth, the Superbas falling to rally effectively in the ninth although they tried hard. Score: BROOKLYN. 0 3 0 0 0 1.

3 10 8 0 2 a Total 6 5 27 13 2 Total 4 9 27 11 4 sweepstake for 3 yenr olds, colts to carry 110 pounds ana fillies 105. at a mile and aa eighth, or any other distance agreed upon by. the owners of the two horses. The trainers of both have signified their desire for such a race, and both.are confident of winning. Admiration has beaten Ethelbert at the same distance and at practically the same weights, but the latter's trainer does not think his colt, which won the Realization yesterday in such Impressive style, was fit then.

Admiration's tralper, on the other hand, claims that bis filly was far from flu' Both being agreed, there seems no reason why. the match should not be made. Of course It will be an open race, with a big entrance fee as a sweepstake, which will probably keep other 3 year old3 out, unless the owner of May Hempstead wishes to take another try. A meeting of tho Jockey Club stewards was early start yesterday morning in order to get out of the way of the large fleet of yachts as 6emollng at Larchmont for the annual regatta. They left their moorings soon after 11 o'clock and with a good southwest breeze were soon hull down to the eastward.

They were out of sight for six hours, during which time the crows were well drilled iu the handling of sails. The Columbia was seen coming up the sound Just as the schooners in the Larchmont race had rounded their outer marks for the second time. There was a spanking breeze and the big sloop was lying down until her leo rail was almost awash. She was close hauled on the port tack and was carrying three lower sails and her baby jib topsail. Off Mattinicock Point she kept off and wait Score by Innings.

123466789 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 08 Crescent A. Knickerbocker A. 1 0 1 0 0 0 20 0 birds were trapped. Scores: Club shoot, 30 birds, handicap N. J.

Lane. 30; Dr. Creamer, 30; J. B. Mllliken, 30; Dr.

Webber, 29; Adam Schubel, 28; Dr. Kemble. 20; J. S. Wright.

26. Shoot off. 30 birds, handicap Dr. Creamer, 30; J. B.

Mllliken. 30; N. J. Lane, 29. Sweepstake.

15 birds Webber. 11; Creamer, 11; Schubel, 11; Kemble, 10; Paterson. 7. Swer pstake, 10 birds Webber, Schubel, Earned runs Crescent A. C.

3: Knickerbocker. SLOOPS CLASS 13 TO 51 FEET START, 11:45 cushla II, W. Hanan 50.15 Disabled. Svce F. Hoyt 50.S6 3:20:00 3:23:09 Kestrel, J.

B. Mills 4S.37 3:41:30 3:41:58 SLOOPS CLASS CRUISING TRIM START. 11:43. Choctaw. G.

B. Watts. Jr 46.13 4:03:03 An, T. L. Arnold 40.78 4:02:39 4:01:29 Klaova.

M. C. Parsons 46.50 4:09:32 4:07:43 Llrls. T. J.

McCahlll. Jr 48.00 3:54:40 3:54:46 Onlawa. H. J. Roberts 47.00 4:17:11 4:17:11 SLOOPS CLASS 36 TO 43 FEET START, 11:50.

Tigress. C. A. Appleton 40.50 4:26 0 1 4:23:20 Fleetwlng. Dr.

F. 'alk 40.00 4:30:50 4:30:50 A. 3. Three base hit Daley. First base on errors Crescent A.

Knickerbocker A. C. 2. Left on bases Crescent A. C.

Knickerbocker A. 9. struck out ty napneey. Dy sowftv. 3.

First base on balls Off Chauncey. 3 A.B. R. 1B.T.B.S.H.S.B.P.O. A.

....3 2 11 oft Diseowav. 2. Hit by Ditcher By Chauncey. 1. Stolen bases Keator.

Beln. Sacrifice hit Carter. ed for the Defender to come up, that yacht held yesterday at Sheepshead Bay. The re Jones, c. f.

Keeler, r. Kelley, 1. f. Dahlen. s.

Umpire W. H. Rhea. Time of game 1 hour and being a good mile astern and to the leeward. port of the Coney Island stewards on the ..1 Jennings, s.

s. 1 Anderson, lb. 4 Daly. 2b 5 Casey, 3b 4 Farj ell, c. 1 Grim, 4 Dunn, 5 Both yachts lowered tneir mainsaus soon ai i matter was taken up.

ana tneir action ter. They made fast to "their moorings off approved. The action of the secretary in ac Now Rochelle at 4 o'clock. cqptlng the registration of thr colt Vehlca A special race has been arranged by the of was also approved, and the reinstatement of fleers of the Larchmont Yacht Club for the the gelding Xcstor, was confirmed. Father Columbia and Defender.

They are to race Bill Daly's application for a reconsideration of for a prize offered by the club next Saturday the stewards' action In refusing the entrieo of over a special forty mile course, provided, of i Klepper, was refused. C. A. Reynolds waa Mnm rm accident occurs in to morrow's race I reinstated, and King Ban was adjudged ellgi 42 mlnuts. SECOND GAME.

Knickerbocker. I Crescent A. C. lb po a lb po a Beln, ct ....0 2 2 1 Ol Keator. 2 4 0 0 Mlilvey, lb.

0 1 9 0 II Afteld, .0123 Daley, 1 1 4 3 01 Butler, 0 113 Mahoney, ss 1 1 1 5 1IF. steph'n, lbo 1 11 0 McScrlev. 3b 2 2 11 0 Smith, 0 0 1 1 Burt, 1 2. 1 1 OlCarter." 0 0 10 Dissoway, pi 10 31 Chauncey. rf 1 1 00 Davles.

0 1 3 0 0O. Steph'n, 2 2 1 4 Voorhees, c. 1 0 6 0 0 Watt, 1 1 1 6 Total yards): seconds, Jti. H. Fuller, K.

Brooklyn (40) yards; E. A. Barling (30) yards. K. C.

Brooklyn, third; time. 1:07 2 5. Second heat won by F. L. Kramer (scratch).

H. Oranjre, F. W. Rlcht (40 yards). K.

C. second; G. C. Schreiber (20 yards). H.

Y. third; time, 1:06 2 5. Third heat won by C. T. Earl.

K. C. W. (30 yards): C. A.

Arthur, Brooklyn (50 yards), second: George Reith, X. Y. C. (20 yards), third; time, 1:03 2 5. won by F.

I Kramer, H. W. (scratch); G. C. Schreiber, H.

W. (20 yards), second C. A. Arthur, Brooklyn (50 yards), third; time, 1:01. Collect tandem handicap, one mile Won by H.

Y. Bedell and W. E. Mosher. H.

W. (60 yards): Walter Torrence and Daniel Sullivan, Greenwich W. (30 yards), second: William Alexander and Hugo Tollner. Uralla Brooklyn (150 yards), third; time, 1:57 4 5. Twenty five mile paced race Harry Elkes, Glen Fans, X.

vs. Arthur Gardiner of Chicago. Miles. Leader. By Miles.

1 Elkes 20 yards 1:54 3 5 2 1 6 mile 3:38 2 3 38 7 12 14 0 PHILADELPHIA. A.B. R. IB.T.B.S.H.S.B.P.O. A.

E. Cooler, lb 3 to prevent It. Total 27H 2 Total 6 llt23 16 DJe lu ruti: lu nuiuie uiiu k.uaac iuti under the Steeplechase and Hunt Assoclatioa rules. G. W.

Hayman'a application for rein statement was denied, and like, applications for the horses. Governor Griggs, Gould, Monroe Doctrine, Junck. McMonso. Humorist, and. Zamacrane, were referred to the National.

Thomas, c. f. ..3 Delehanty, 1. f. 4 Lajole, 2b 3 Flick, r.

5 Lauder. 3b. .4 McFarland. c. 3 Cross, a.

4 Fraser, 4 SHELTER ISLAND Y. C. REGATTA. (Special to the Eagle.) Shelter Island, N. July 5 The opening regatta of the Shelter Island Yacht Club held over the regular course yesterday proved a Chauncey out, hit by batted ball, tone out when winning run waa made.

Score by Innings. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Steeplechase and Hunt Association to be in, .0 2200002 1 K. A. C. C.

A. C. ..1 3 mile 5:21 4 0 0103200 06 Hussar, James llalr.i ia.u., kuoj YAWLS CLASS START. 11:50. Alblcore, S.

J. Hyde 41.00 4:19:27 4:19:27 SLOOPS CLASS 30 TO 36 FEET START, 11:50. Anoatok. Oswald 34.00 4:14:46 4:12:49 Acushla. C.

G. Wills 34 00 Did not finish Possum. J. R. Maxwell, Jr.

...35.0) 4:13:12 4:13:12 YAWLS CLASS START, 11:50. Audax, H. W. Eaton 30.90 4:41:03 4:41:03 CLASS 25 FOOT KNOCKABOUTS START. 11:55.

Olseau, H. W. Maxwell 25.00 4:17:10 4:17:10 Momo, H. M. Crane 25.00 4:19:52 4:19:52 Alyce, W.

D. Hannen 25.00 Did not finish. SPECIAL 30 FOOT CLASS START, 11:53. Esperanza, H. O.

Havemeyer. jr 30.00 4:07:00 4:07:00 SLOOPS CLASS 20 TO 25 FEET START, 12:00. Cclla, W. Gould 23.04 2:34:53 2:34:43 Soner and Dance. L.

23.7S 2:33:32 2:33:32 Hourl. E. J. nercen. Jr 22.50 2:35:57 2:34:57 21 FOOT KNOCKABOUTSSTART, 12:05.

Spendthrift. S. C. Perie 21.00 2:36:50 2:36:59 Kittle. Hazen Morse 21.00 RACING KNOCKABOUTS START, 12:05.

Madge. F. M. 'Boyer 21.00 2:40:32 2:40:32 Luclle, Daniel Bacon 21.00 2:38:27 Thelga, A. P.

Thayer 21.00 Did not finish. SLOOPS CLASS 15 TO 20 FEET START, 12:05. Constance, M. Post 20.00 2:23:35 2:23:35 AlKonquIn, E. M.

20.00 Did not (InUh. INSA1L YACHTS 25 TO 30 FEET START, 12:10. Owl. E. W.

Crabbe 26.50 2:48:34 2:43:57 Wlndora, M. L. Ward 30.00 2:31:34 2:31:34 MAINSAIL YACHTS 20 TO 25 FEET START, 12:10. Vera. A.

M. Bradley 20.07 2:52:26 2:45:15 Total 33 10 14 failure in comparison with the notable events vcfltlgated. given by the latter organization, heretofore. crU i'mlr h'aryrf S. Earned runs K.

A. C. C. A. C.

6. Three bofie hits G. StDhenGon. Davies. Hornp ninn The courae was from a point ou the cluo uock it.

Crowhurst. charie e.iaerntrana ana jama iy nail lioache. Trainers James rsrnwn. Charles Boyle, Score by Innings. 2 3 4 5 6 nnhn Kpku t.

D. Gibson. Geoa 0 1 7 2. ...10 Brooklyn 1 Fhlladph'a 0 Keator (2). Burt.

Sacrifice hits Butler. P. Stephenson. Stolen baeea AfPeld, Chauncey. Left on basee K.

A. C. 7: C. A. 3.

First base on errors K. A. C. 3: C. A.

1. Struck out By Dis noway, 6: by Stephenson. 1. First base on balls Off Dissoway, 1: off Stephenson, 1. Double play Beln and Mahoney.

Wild pitch Stephenson. 2. Umpire W. H. Rhea.

Time of game 2 hours and 15 minutes. MIKer. Louis Stuart. V. D.

Randall, E. Whyte, Charles Ballard. Michael J. Cavanagh, Luther. Curr.

A. C. Franklin, James McPherson an J. D. Smith.

Creamer, Kemble, Paterson, 1. Sweepstake. 5 pairs Webber. 6: Kemble, Creamsr. Schubel.

Wright. Mllliken, 3. Sweep stake, 10 birds Creamer, Lonsdale, Webber, Schubel, Lane, Kemble, Wright, Mllliken. 3. Sweepstake, 15 birds Webber, 13; Schubel, 11; Creamer.

10; Kemble, 9: Lane, 9. Sweepstake. 15 rlngle and 5 pairs Webber, 22; Waters, 22; Creamer, 19; Schubel, 14; Kemble, 12. Team race. 15 birds, Kemble's side Waters, 12; Kemble, 10; Lane, 10; Paterson.

David. total. 45. Creamer's side Webber. 13; Schubel, 11; Creamer, Mllliken, Wright.

total, 42. Team race, same conditions. Creamer's side Webber. 13; Creamer. 11; Schubel, 10; Mllliken, 7: Wright.

3: total. 44. Kemble's side Kemble. 13: Waters, 11; Lane. David.

Lonsdale, total, 41. AMERICANS WIN IN ENGLAND. At the International trap shooting tournament held under the auspices of the Hurllng ham Gun Club at Hurllngham, England, American wing shots competed with signal success. On the opening day, both events which made up the programme, were won by Americans who defeated all the crack shots of England, France, Russia and Italy. The first event as a miss and out sweepstakes, 5 entrance, handicap rises, with a 50 cup for the winner.

There were only two Americans entered. H. Yale Dolan of the Car taret Gun Club of Garden City, L. and C. H.

Robinson of California, who won most everything in sight a year ago at the same tournament. The scratch mark was 32 yards and while Robinson was placed at 32 Dolan escaped with a handicap of 30 yards. Robinson missed his fourth bird and was out. At the end of the seventeenth round Dolan, Brooke and Lauderdale were the only three of the original 57 entered in the race remaining. Tho two agreed then to divide the purse, 285, and then shoot off for the cup.

Brooke and Lauderdale both missed on the nineteenth round while Dolan killed and won the prize. With the cup and his share of the prize money, the American won about $725. The other event was also a miss and out affair, 5 entrance, all 30 yards. The entry list of 44 included not only Robinson and Dolan, but Walter W. Watrous and Gould Hoyt, of the Westminster Kennel Club of Babylon, as well.

Hoyt lost his very first bird and Robinson dropped out on the third rcund. Dolan let his seventh bird get away 10.. 13.. 14.. 15..

16.. 17.. lap 7:10 1 5 35 seconds 9:04 1 5 10:55 4 5 12:46 3 5 3 5 4 5 ....54 seconds 18:25 1 5 20:21 2 5 2 laps 22:15 1 3 24:14 1 5 26:09 4 3 ....214 laps 23:00 4 5 1 minute 39 seconds. .29:56 4 5 31:51 5 5 33:47 3 5 ....1 mln. 42 3 5 sec 33:45 2 5 37:41 3 5 39:41 2 5 41 4 3 43:30 1 5 45:36 4 5 1.700 yards 47:32 2 5 at unequiL ruin, iu road Wharf, Greenport, to stake boat at East Marlon, to and around stake boat at Hay Beach and return, the course to be sailed over twice.

The wind was blowing strong from the southwest. The boats which started were as follows: Sloop Class Marion, F. M. Smith; Martha, H. L.

Coe; Ottalle. O. E. Lohrke; Thalia, E. T.

Nugent. Catboats, Class III, Slto, H. R. Otis; Edna, Edward Burns. In the Class sloops the Martha and Thalia fouled and broke down, while a foul was 18 19 20 21 TTJBF AND TBACK GOSSIP.

Steve L'HommedU'U wnn a fortune over the wtn, nine of F.thclt.ert. He ix wild to have cashed at least Si0.f The hlKhcst price vas pnld by P. Brown for brown ci lt bv St. Blaise Satisfaction, by Sensation. The price wan Over 22.

"OO people paid Tor admissions to the. Bav truck stenlay. moat of them to see the ncallEatlon. Thin Is the largest crowd of the mei tincr. barring nly Day.

22.. 23 24 25 SOUTH SIDE LEAGUE. Freeport, L. I July 5 The base ball games of the Long Island South Side Base Ball League yesterday resulted as follows: At Rockvllle Center A. Rockville Center 10 Amltyvllle, P.

Rockvllle Center, 6: Amlty vllle, 14. At Freeport A. Hempstead, 13; Freeport, 12' P. Hempstead. 10; Freeport, 8.

At Bellmore A. Semlnoles. 26; Baldwins, 12; P. Semlr.oles, 23; Baldwins, 8. THE RECORD.

Per claimed by Mr. Coe. and the race was given to the Marlon. In Clasa III. the Edna started aione ana save up the race after going over the course I OK.UnsburK.

N. July 5 Sidney Pointer, son of Star Pointer, ywenlny paced a mile against. once' I r.inniT In lowfrlnn th; halt mile track CLUB OPENS AT NORTHTORT. w. yesterday Northport, L.

July The new Northport the stn: mo miu road wason record Karn ed runs Brooklyn, Philadelphia, 5. Home run Delehanty. Two base hits Keeler. Kelley, Cooley, Lajole (2), McFarland. First base on errorsBrooklyn, 2: Philadelphia, 1.

Left on bases Brooklyn. 11; Philadelphia, 7. Struck out By Dunn, by Fraser, 2. Bases on balls By Dunn, by Fraser. 6.

Double plays Farrell and Dahlen, Delehanty and McFarland. Hit by pitched ball By Dunn, by Fraser, 2. Passed ball McFarland. Time of game 2 hours and 45 minutes. Umpires Messrs.

Emslle and Smith. PHILADELPHIA, BROOKLYN, 1. The afternoon game was extTemely one aided, Philadelphia winning by 9 to 1. Magee, late of Louisville, occupied the box for the Quakers, and be pitched great ball, holding the Superbas down to four hits and one Hughes, on the other hand, appeared to have lost his cunning, and was hit hard and often. In fact, after the fifth inning; the game was too one sided to be interesting.

The Quakers in both games showed great Improvement over their previous games with Brooklyn, while the Superbas seem to have gone back. With the addition of Magee, to strengthen the pitching department, Philadelphia should be a stronger factor in the league race than heretofore. Brooklyn finishes up here to day and returns home to wind up the series of fourteen games with Philadelphia. Hanlon looks for a big brace in the games on the home grounds. Score: Played, won.

Lost. cent. 10 2 Hempstead 12 Rockvllle Center 12 I from to ii.il. ii wun uiiiim .833 .833 10 1UUI1L WUU naa p. pound rubber 2 7 7 12 .500 .420 .420 .000 Amltyvllle 12 Freeport 12 Semlnoles 12 Baldwins 12 SCHOFIELD TAKES THREE FIRSTS.

Trenton, July 5 George Schofield of the Kings County Wheelmen took all three amateur races at the cycle meet at the Interstate Fair Grounds here yesterday, while Orlando Stevens had things his own way in the professional events, winning both. The summaries: One mile, open, professional O. L. Stevens, Ot tumwa, Iowa, won: Hardy Downing, San Jose. second; A.

C. Mertens. St. Paul, third; Billy Sims. Washington, fourth.

Time. 2:25 1 5. Two mile handicap, professional O. L. Stevens, Ottumwa, la.

(scratch), won; A. C. Mertens. St. Paul (90 yards), second; Bob Walthour, Atlanta (60 yards), third: Billy Sims, Washington (120 vards), fourth.

Time, 4:56. One mile, amateur, handicap George Schofield, Richmond Hill. L. I. (scratch), won: P.

J. John Tw. nly rilr.c yearlir.Ks from tV' Falrview stud som of them by St. wer: sold at auctloa sterilr.v. at Huston's Paddock, opposite Sheepe he.i'l Hay race track, britiKlnp a total of $14,550, an ui erYjCv of 301.72.

Perrv Itelmont. the owner of F.thelbert. will receive $13. on the winning of his colt. Pittsburg Phil of Lothario, which ran second, receives "l.s.13.

T. Wilson. owner o. Fllon 'wt. which ran third.

Clawson led the winning Jockeys yesterday, put inc tv. victories out of fnur mounts to his The other winners wore i iilom. Taral. Spencer and p'lnnepan. the lust ov, the Jumps.

The money was falrlv well divided rind vas won by Hayman Frunk F. r.ron Hromley Perry Belmont. .1. W. and Mllte I'lnncy.

day afternoon. The ceremony took place at 2 o'clock, when J. B. Morrell of Brooklyn, commodore of the club, in a few well chosen remarks declared the club open. The Stars and Stripes were then run up one flagpole and the club's colors another, while the cannon roared forth a noisy salute.

This was followed by the first race, in which several boats competed. The sloop yacht Romeno, owned by J. W. Hlltman, narrowly escaped capsizing, as she received a severe knockdown In a blow oft Little Neck. The Ranger, owned by James Cockcroft.

parted her chain plato and the Lola EAST ORANGE, 13; CRESCENT, 11. The Crescent Athletic Club's second team played the East Orange Field Club at Bay Ridge yesterday afternoon and after a ten innlnng contest was defeated by a score of 13 to 11. Score: 128456789 10 R. H. E.

Florence. A. H. Alker 22.04 3:03:24 Win or Lose, S. 23.50 3:04:50 3:02:40 MAINSAIL YACHTS NOT OVER 20 FEET START.

12:15. Miriam. J. M. Price 19.S6 3:59:46 3:53:33 Spunk.

C. E. Sllkworth 10.00 3:25:51 3:23:33 Ox, R. N. Bavlr 19.14 3:20:47 3:24:44 lone.

C. W. Bird 13.36 3:30:45 3:25:24 Ka Za Zn, T. J. McCahlll.

20.00 3:01:32 3:01:32 CLASS SPECIAL START, 12:15. Emma, B. F. Saxton 14.91) Did not finish. Lobster, T.

J. S. Flint 15.00 3:37:56 3:37:56 Snapper, A. D. Fuller 15.00 Did not llnlsh.

WAVE CREST REGATTA. In the annual regatta of the Wave Crest Miniature Yacht Club three classes were decided. The water was very rough and tne choppy sea made the boats pound very heavily. In the first class the Nauska won first prize, Tempest second and Conqueror third, owned respectively by Messrs. O.

Gray, John Martin and A. Gillie. In the second class boats, the L. Gray, won first prize; the Kitten, W. Thompson, second, and the Storm, John Martin, third.

The Mabel, O. L. Gray, won first prize In the third class; the Asthore, John Martin, second, and the Tam o'Shanter, A. Brown, third. THE STAR KEEPS THE CUP.

The challenge race of the American Model Y. C. for the organization's perpetual challenge trophy was sailed yesterday morning off the club house, foot of Thirty sixth stTeet. from him and at the end of the tenth round, Watrous, Haviland and Heywood were all E. O.

F. 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 1 413 10 C. A. 3 0 0 3 2 1 1 0 0 011 12 5 4 Michuel. the hloyole rider.

who has Batteries Maine and E. Gray; E. House and Holden. HITS FBOM THE DIAMOND. L.

carried away a portion ol nor JID. I ne turned tookey. made hw first apr irance as a win. best time was made by the catbout Myrtle, ner at' in, nlnu of ihe Torrimuon, nwnorl hv William Chercbrough of Brooklyn In tli C' iorr1 Murphy and Camp that were left in the race, i ne trio divided the purse, 220, and then shot off for the prize, a $350 gun in a case. Watrous won on the thirteenth round.

NAGER WON THE CASE. Clay birds thrown from a single trap gave enjoyment to several members of tho old Empire Rod and Gun Club at Flatlands, yesterday afternoon, and as the targets were thrown at known angles in the majority of the events, good scores resulted. Secretary J. D. Nager made the best record for the day and won the gun case offered as the prize in the club event.

Scores: CLUB SHOOT 10 BIRDS. The Clintons and Linwoods played a same yesterday, which the former won, 15 to 6. The Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum team defeated the Admirals of Rockaway on Monday, 26 to 5. The Clermont Field Club defeated the Frank lyns by the score of 13 to 8 at Prospect Park parade grounds yesterday. bell.

tlr.il Mis? Jirwnd, won oy a ru rli. nnfl his Linnet, by L'tlon. July The I lion meeting of the Central New York Circuit r.i'envd vtry nuccessfully at rhlriin'Tt Park yr su nlay iifternoon with an at tenitnnee Mn Th races on the day's curd wf ro all uikMi In Rtrnicht heats, but tha llnltihr r' wen fli; mul UlnK. The winner were at fntlv.vj: trotting, Forest Scout, bv Knrri Prince, Oalimha, Herkimer, y. "2:11 c1p.s.

puclnir, TciMy b. by Octoroon. H. I Klmlni. N.

class, trottlnff, Ircnu, b. by Nutwood, F. Matty. Syracuse. which went over the nine mile course In 40 minutes and 4 seconds.

Iu the evening the club tendered a reception to a number of guests and a large quantity of fireworks was set off. This wa followed by dancing, music and refreshments. BROOKLYN MODEL YACHT RACE. The Independence Day regatta of the Brooklyn Model Yacht Club was sailed yf stcrduy on the Reservoir Lake at Prospect Park, in the presence of several hundred enthusiastic A.B. R.

IB. T.B.S.H.B.B.P.O. A. H. Jones, c.

401100500 Keeler. r. 4 0 I 2 0 0 0 0 0 Kelley. 1. 300000210 Dahlen, s.

Anderson, 4 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 Daly. 2b 4 1 2 3 0 0 1 5 0 Casey, 3b 4 00000101 Grim, 300000311 Hughes, 300000040 Total 32 1 4 6 0 0 24 14 i PHILADELPHIA. A.B. R. IB.

T.B.S.H.B.B.P.O. B. Cooley. lb 4011oaiOOO Thomas, c. 2 2 2 2 4 0 0 Delehanty, I.

f. 512400500 Lajole. 2b 511100260 Flick, r. 401100100 Lander. ..4 2 2 3 0 0 0 3 0 McFarland, c.

422800210 Cross, 0. 411100340 Magee, 301 110000 Total 37 12 .17 1 3 27 14 Score by Innings. 123456789 Brooklyn 0 i) 0 0 0 i) ftti Philadelphia 22012011. 0 Birds. Birds.

Name. K. M. 1111111111 1 1 i 1 1 The defender was tho fleet old timer, the Star, owned by Messrs. Townley and Plgott of the American Model Yacht Club and the D.

Naser 10 L. n. Hooper 1111111111 10 0 son, Paterson (50 yards), second; W. Feist. Trenton (120 yards), third.

Time, 2:35. One mile, amateur, open George Schofield, Richmond Hill, won; J. F. Holds, New York. 3econd: Robert "White, Penn Valley, thfl d.

Time, 2:34 2 5. Two mile, amateur, handicap George Schoflold, Richmond Hill, L. I. (scratch), first: A. L.

Prentice, Trenton (150 yards), second: W. Feist. Benton (180 yards), third. Time. 4:49 2 5.

THE L. A. W. BULLETIN. Publisher Sterling Elliott has announced that ho will publish a League or American Wheelmen Bulletin Supplement weekly when the present weekly paper has been abolished and a monthly issued In its stead.

This is to meet the terms of the contract with the League of American Wheelmen which requires a weekly bulletin for the official organ of the league. There is still some conjecture as to whether or not this supplement will fill the contract, as It is to be sent to "all state officers and to all local consuls who may requost It." The official organ of the League of American Wheelmen, so it is said, must be sent to every member. BROOKLYN BOY WINS AT ASBURY PARK. Asbury Park, July 5 The cycle racing here yesterday attracted more than 3,000 spectators who took a lively interest in the amateur and professional events. Dute Cabanne, who was on scratch In the professional events, withdrew at the last moment, because his cranks were so long that his pedals touched in the turns.

Zimmerman tried for the track record of a third of a mile, but could do no better than 39 2 5 In the high wind. 3. R. Lake of Brooklyn won the amateur handicap. The summaries: First race Mile novice.

Won by James Barrett. Da! Hawkins of Pan Francisco and Jack O'Brien of 'w York will ttRVit tw nt rounds at th ltroa lwny Athletic iuli on Friday night. O'RrU'n' victories ovr Ocar Oariner and Martin Flaherty have made him a favorite over the California Ilshtfr whoso lat appearance la New York w.ip when lie defeated Kid MrPartland. spectators. John H.

Pfelffer's fleet boats captured tho prize in both the first and second As a fitting wind up to the day's sport, Commodore Beebc's Brooklyn won the scratch aweopstaUes. JENKINS THROWS ROEBER. Clevelnnd, July 5 Seven thousand people saw the wrcfitllnR match between Tom Ronkonkoma, L. July 5 At the game of base ball here yesterday between the Peconlo nine and the home team the Ronkonkomas were vlotorlous by the score of 16 to 3. The Borough Parks and Bay Rldse A.

C. teams met In their second match of the season at Borough Park diamond yesterday. Borough Park won by tho score of 28 to 12. Scranton, July 5 The Scranton Base Ball Association of the Atlantic League disbanded last night. Poor patronage was the cause.

The players were released and allowed to hustle for themselves. Sayvllle, L. July The Brockton Field Club of Brooklyn took a day's outing yesterday, coming here and playing the home team. The game resulted In a victory for the Sayvllles by a score of 8 to 4. Tho Brockton Field Club played tho Elk Field Club at "Woodslde, L.

Saturday and defeated them In a well played same. The feature of tho game was the batting of Breslln. Williams, Mc Manus and Westervelt of the Brocktons, all making four hits each. Mattltuck. L.

July 5 Probably the largest crowd ever drawn together at exclusively a ball game on Long Island witnessed the game here yesterday afternoon between the Sidneys of Brooklyn and the local nine. After a spirited game the Sidneys were victorious by the score of 15 to 8. The Sidneys expect to play the Rtverhead nine on Saturday, July 15. CLEVELAND BICYCLES! K. y.

Atcmey iiiiaii'i i i H. C. Byrd 1111111110 9 1 Charles Smith 0111110111 8 2 Shoot off, 10 birds J. D. Nager.

10; B. Hooper, S. Sweepstake. 5 birds Nager, Hooper. Byrd, 5' Atchley, 4: Smith.

3. Sweepstake, 3 pairs Hooper, Byrd, Atchley Naser. Smith, 2. Sweepstake, 5 birds Hooper, Atchley, Na Ber, Byrd, Smith. 4.

Sweepstake. 3 pairs Byrd, Naptor, Smith, 5 Hooper, Atchley. 2. 'Sweepstake, 5 birds NaRer, Hooper. Atch lev Byrd, Smith, 4.

Sweepstake. 5 birds Nager, Byrd. Atchley, Smith, Hooper. 3. Two star bouts will be put on by the Coney bland Sporting Club next Monday night.

Matty aMtthews of this city Is to face Otto Seloff of Chicago in a twenty flve round contest at 138 pounds, and In the other bout Prank Patterson of this city will have as an opponent Solly Smith of California, who Is matched to flght Terry Mc challenger was the New Ttork Model Yacht Club's Kroam, sailed by William Murray. The course waB half a mile to windward and return, and a choppy sea was on, the wind blowing freely from the southwest. George F. Pigott handled the Star in his usual clever form, and the challenger was never dangerous. JAMAICA BAY REGATTA.

Rockaway Beach, L. July 5 Tho regatta of the Jamaica Bay Yacht Club was held yesterday afternoon under favorable conditions. The day was perfect and a. steady breeze blew out of the south. There were four classes and twelve starters.

The first class, open cats, started over the course at 2:30 o'clock, followed five minutes later by the second class, open cats. The courte tor all classes lay from an lmas Earned runs Brooklyn, Philadelphia, 4. Thtee base hit Delehanty. Two base hits Keeler; Daly, Lander, McFarland. First base on errors Philadelphia.

2. Left on bases Brooklyn, Philadelphia, 10. Bases on balls By Hughes. by Maffee. 4.

Double play Kelley and Grim. Hit by pitched ball By Hughes, 1. Passed balls Grim. McFarland. 1.

Time of same 2 hours and 15 minutes. Umpires Messrs. Emslle and Smith. OTHER GAMES. MORNING.

At the Polo Grounds: 1 2 3 5 0 7 8 8 R. H. E. Jenkins of Cleveland and Ernest Kocbcr ot New York, at League Park, yesterday after $35.00 AND $50.00, 810.00 DOWN AND 81. PER WEEK.

FEATHERSTONE BICYCLES, $25.00 AND 30.00. DOWN ASH 1.00 PER WEEK. Ttndoms ro rent Lessons. Storage, eto. TONKIN SMITH, Nostraud at, Cot.

Fulton St And. 093 Fulton St. noon, beRt two in three catch as catch can. JenkinH won two falls and the match, but he had to work very hard. The first bout lasted 29 minutes and 15 seconds and the second 1G minutes and 4 seconds.

Jenkins secured the flrst fall with a crotch lock hold and the second by a half Nelson. Washlnirton. 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 1 05 10 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 few York ButtoriearMcFarlan and Klttredcc; Carrlclt and veil.