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THE BBOQKLY DAILY EAaLMRIDAY. JULY 5. 1895. OFF ON THE SECOND TEIP. BAD WINDS FOR SAILING HOBART'S LUCKY START.

NEW E0AD RECORD MADE west, when at 1:20 tho starting gun for the sloop class was fired. The boats were Bent off In fourdlvIsons.ClassesB and golngovcr together. The yachts crossed the lino in tho KSOOKIYNS LEAVE FOB THE MAKE FOTJBTH OF pJTJXY AQUAT Brown, won; Tartiuiuri, se concl; Babe Murphy, third. Tlmo. 1:07.

Fifth ract) Soven furlongs. Joo Miller, won: May Thompson, socond; May, third. Tlinu, Winning Stables at Sheepshead. P. J.

Dwyer heads tho list of winnLng owners during the Sheepsheail Bay track, duo mainly to the earnings of Handspring. Tho Dol Monte stables are second and Gideon St Daly third. The winners of and over are as follows: THE YOUNG TTrEPHAlT "WINS THE REALIZATION. SEELET BODE TWENTY FIVE MILES IN 109:46 2 3. "WEST WITH GOOD PBOSPECTS.

ICS TJUPIEASAITT. season. Stlvetts was batted just when the visitors mado their errors. Treadway and Duffy batted out homo runs, the hitter's beings the longest hit of the season, to deep center. Corcoran, Shlndle and Shoch carried off the fielding honors for Brooklyn, Nash, Long and McCarthy doing good work for Boston.

Brooklyn made two runs in the first Inning on Griffin's single. La Chance's baso on bails and Anderson's triple. Three more followed in the third on Lowe's fumble of La Chance's hit, a steal, Ganzel's wild throw, Schoch's two bagger, Corcoran's slDglo and Duffy's error that sent Tommy all tho way home. Treadway made the sixth on his home run. Stivett's scratch hit and Duffy's four bae following order: SImonson and Bennett's sloop Gael and H.

W. Brett's slocp Arrow, breaking loose at the same t'ire. 1:22.25. Unfortunately, howover, tho Arrow fouled tho stakeboat while crossing and was declared out of tho race. These were followed in quick succession by the Pup at 1:30:15, and the Isre, 30 seconds later.

The Lo3ter, at Llazle. Isabel, Rob Koy. Edda 1:42:47, and Clytle, 1:46. Tho flatties started: Bessie, Columbia. Naiad, 1:57:25: Before reaching tho first turn the wind veered to tho northwest, making the leg a beat.

Instead fCho Present Home Series Finished "Witli Surprises at the Iiarchmont "Yacht Club a Becord of Twenty wo Victories Regatta Gravesend Bay Boats Start He Won the Time Prize in the Jamaica Bace Bartels, a New Man, Captured First Prize by Very Good Owner. I'. J. Mwyer. Keenan Beaten for the Rich Prize by a Neck Handspring Outfoots Apple gate in the Double Event Brighton Beach Heeting Begins To day.

Out of Thirty one Games Played. in a Light Breeze and Finish in a sti.ble I .12 Boston Easily Defeated Yesterday. (jldeon I.alv J. J. McCallerty J.

11. K. 1'. gor scored two for Boston In the third. Then they ware unable to tally until tho ninth, when Bannon's double, a base hit by Ganzel A.

II. i U. II. Morris lCrlo stable 1 Tha.Brooklyns lelt last night on their eoc Times. Times.

Ain't. 2.1. 3.1. Won. 1 2 0 2 1 23.

7 3 le.41') 1 tl 0 0 4.0 2 5 4.2 1 a 2.741 7 3 I'll 2 I 1 2.2ir, II 0 2.ou., 6 1 1.2!). 3 i 1.21.) THE Larch 0 oa Western trip, after one of the most suc ana Btlvetts force sent in another. Score: BOSTON. Yacht club's annual 3 3 cessful series at home in years. Of the regatta was held yes III.

T.D. D.D. an. P.O. A.

thirty one "games played since May 28, they stuble 1'. Lor I Hard Santa Anita OnecK stal Marcus lalv It LlttI. :lo.I Ooulia. r. i table Louis Stuart .1.

McLauKlilln terday morning, under "Won twenty two, a record equaled only by most adverse circum Baltimore. They are new in sixth place, A.O. i 4 3 4 Long, s. McCarthy, 1. Duffy, e.

Nash. 3b Lowe, 2b Tuoker, lb Bannon, r. f. Oanzel, Stlvetta, stances. At 11:30 o'clock, tho hour with every ohance of retaining that position.

despite the wear and tear of a long series when the start should have been made, there dway from home. Every member of the team is in good health and spirits, Tom Daly being the only regular player off duty. His Trotting Results at Huntington. Huntington, L. July 0 Tbo trotting at this village on Wednesday was exceptionally fine Olid was largely attended.

The 1 summaries glvo the various results: 2:23 CLASS l'A Cl.VG. Lucre i Ulack Crook i i There was a big crowd of spectators at tha starting point of tbo Jamaica road raco yesterday am had tho day boon a pleasant ono it is uulto likely the wholo course would havo been lined with onlookers. Despite tho rain tho raco was a notable) 0110, because of tha tlmo made. Tho winner of tho time prize was C. Ford Sc eloy uf Bridgeport, who did tho twenty five miles In Tho fact that this time was made under such unfavorable conditions astonished everybody, and there was some skepticism as to whether the.

courso was fully twenty five miles long. It has recently boon however, and several wheelmen vouched for the fact yesterday that It was fully twenty live miles according to their cyclometers. Tho raco was won by a man hitherto unknown to tho bicycle world P. Bartels of Iiast Wllliston, L. I.

It will bo remembered that lust year Frank White first came into place is capably filled by George Shoch was hardly a breath of wind, and when the signal was given the yachts barely drifted over the line. There were sixty five of them In all, the biggest fleet to start in a race this season, and all of them tho pick of America's fast yachts. Tho light breezes that blew were from tho north, thus making two legs of tho triangle reaohes and the other a run, with Kennedy was hit on his pitching hand by Nichols yesterday, but from all apperancos, It was like a mosquito bite to the sturdy twirler. The Brooklyns open at Cincinnati to morrow, playing four games, ono of them Two Links IE 3 Getaway day at Sheepshead Bay attracted a crowd of nearly ten thousand race goers yesterday. The courso' was like a circular canal from the heavy rain, whllo the grass was slippery and was weighted down with water.

There were numerous scratches in consequence, but the racing was excellent. Four outsiders won, most of the odds on favorites being beaten. The P.ealization stakes, tho most valuable purse of the year, wero won by Bright Phoebus, owned by Mr. Hobart, tho young California millionaire, who thus starts on his turf career with enviable success. Mr.

Hobart purchased Bright Phoebus from Charlie Littlefield for $7,500. and a third interest in the Realization. Tho raco was a disappointment to the talent, which had made Keenan, Gideon Daly's colt, a hot favorite. There were seven starters in tbo big event, Keenan ruling on edds on first choice at 4 to 5. Tho winner was second choice at 7 to 2, Counter Tenor had few followers at 6 to 1 and the others from 10 to 15 to 1.

The dlstanco was one mile and five furlongs, the start being from the half mile post of tho Futurity course. Cromwell Jumped in front at tho start, setting a hot pace. They passed the stand with Cmmwnli 4 4 tv.ii. Lake Tho ByMl TlmO, postponed from the first trip. the game yesterday was easily won, or a reach as it started.

It Increased in force, also, klcl.iag up such a heavy soa that the small boats wero compelled to abandon tho rare, all but the flatties, which hung on and finished. Tho little cutter Pup plucklly attempted tho round, but as she reached the heavy water off the Dyker she was boarded by heavy seas and nearly swamped, so that Mr. Hallenbeck was compelled to put In shore, and was taken off by a boat from the Avoca villa. The catboat Edda D. had the most trying experience, however.

She Is at all times a wet boat, but in yesterday's heavy sea became badly waterlogged. After rounding the first mark she was blankoted by one of the big Iron steamboats. Instead of coming up In the wind, and filling away naturally, her helmsman, either because her water logged condition made It impossible, or through negligence, allowed her head to fall off. The instant the steamboat glided by tho wind struck her suddenly with tho force and effect of a squall, and she went over like a flash. Fortunately she was not heavily ballasted, and Mr.

Rurnmel managed to throw out his anchor. Those on board Hugh Fur gueson'8 Loster saw the accident, and Immediately gave up the race and proceeded to save the helpless crow who were shivering astrldo the boat. It was a big three hours' work to save the sails and boat, but eventually both were taken to shore, although everyone In both crews was wet to the skin. One of Mr. Simpkln's carrier pigeons, which was aboard the Edda was drowned, much to tho grief of the owner, who dived after It half a dozen times without avail.

Only four boats of the fourteen starters finished. They wero tho Gael and tho three flatties. Tho summaries: OLASS A SLOOPS AND COTTERS 1H FEET AND OVER. Elapncd Finish. Tlru.

Yacht. Ownor. H. M. S.

H. M. 8. 'inol Simons ni Beu't 4:25:03 2:02.38 practically no windward work. The racers Total 35 3 6 10 0 124124 BROOKLYN.

a.s. a. in. t.d. B.n.

r.o. a Grlffln. c. 412200200 Shlndle. Sb 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 1 La Chance, lb 320001 80 1 Anderson.

1. f40130020 0 Shooh. 2b 3 1 8 3 0 0 8 2 0 Treadway, r. f4135003O0 Corcoran, s. S3100 1055 1 Grim, 40000031 0 Oumbert, p.

..3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Total 31 1 "7 1J 1 1 ST 14 8 Scoro by Innings. .12 3 15 8 7 8 0 Boston 0 0 2 5 0 6 0 i5 13 Brooklyn 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 Base Hits Each Inning. 123436789 Boston 6 ij 2 2 6 6 6 6 Zb Brooklyn 112 0 1 1 0 1 .7 Brooklyn outplaying Boston with ease. Ken wore accompanied over the course by tho nedy was, in great form and had the visitors at his mercy throughout. Kid Nichols, who formerly toyed with our sluggers, was steamer Albertlna, chartered by the club, a large fleet of naphtha launches and a fleet GLASS TltOTTIUO.

Mnrle. Jnnson Prince Mmieflold I.onsbury 1.1a Jefferson 3 Bmoo Killer On Time 1 0 rtosallo Hill Lena '13 Lady Itowena a hit hard in the fifth Inning, which, with two costly errors, sent In enough runs to win of steam yachts which must have somewhat 3 3 a 4 (1 7, 4 1) 0 7 11 7 a 11 Pi depleted the lower bay. Among the latter the twice over. Brilliant work was were tno cosair, Oneida, Jean, Reva, Helvetia, done on both sides. Considering the morn lng crowd of 5,000, the rain of the afternoon TilUe, Forget me not, Alray, Nixie, Levanter, Halcyon, Alicia.

Allegra, Oiienta and Teresa, beside the schooners Ariel and prevented an attendance of tuny zo.ooo. Fritz Wagner Tudor Henry .10: 13 12 12 13 (14 14 dr. Glendover. Earned runs Boston. 2: Brooklyn.

2. Home runs Duffy. Treadway. Three base hit Ander The first inning was full of pyrotechnics in the way of pitohlng and fielding. Long, first up for Boston, rolled a slow bounder to La Chance, who had but to step on first.

Mc The big schooner Emerald, J. Rodger Max son. Two base hits Bannon, Shoch. First base on errors Boston, Brooklyn, 1. Left on bases prominence by winning a road race on tha Merrick rond.

Ituth are country beys and Bartels bids fair, it Is fald, to mako a nama for himself, White bos done. The race was started at 11:05, for which groat credit is due to Frank Borland, the clerk of tho course. There were 105 entrios for this raco and which Is an ex ecedinijly largo pemicitge considering the character of tho weather. There were moro entries In tho IrvingCon ilburn race thia year, but thoro were not so many starters. The success of the race yesterday goes far toward proving tho corrections of the prophesy that In tlmo the Jamaica road race will eclipse the big Now Jersey ovent.

The courso is undoubt the fastest one in the metro pOiitau district, the time of the winner of the prize belBK within two minutes of the bs wen, as usual, led the lleet ana succeeded in winning the Colt cup, upon which her name iltno, 2:23, 2:24 CLASS TROTTTICG. Jubo 4 4 1 Snip Nose 2 2 Ituprocht 3 3 2 Hussar 7 Carthy seat a hot one to Kennedy, who field aosion, 1 iinookiyn, 5. btruclc out Long, McCarthy. Anderson. Troadwar.

Time of camo 1 win be engraved. W. Gould Brokaw now a length In front of Iteonan and Connoisseur, 1 1 3 2 4 2 3 7 4 ed cleverly. Duffy's line drive was pulled hour and GO minutes. Umpire Mr.

McDonald. schooner Amorlta, designed by Cary Smith witn tno others well bunched three Innrthn down by SMndle and it was Brooklyn 8 turn, At New York Baltimore. New York. 4 (ten sa. er.t 8 4 Lizzie 7 7 5 innings).

Hits. Bultlmore. 10: New York. 10. Griffin found Nichols an enigma and struck out.

Shlndle fouled to'Ganzel and La Chance Errors. Baltimore, New York. 3. Batteries proved tho wonder of tho day. Her sails were only bent on Wednesday last, her crew was green, and her captain unacquainted with her peculiarities.

Despite this fact she not only defeated the flyer Elsemarle, but very nearly 6 0 0 In dr. away. The ordor was the same to the far turn, whore Connoisseur dropped back beaten, Cromwell then beginning to back up to Keenan, while Bright Phoebus. last to that point, ntoved forward. Cromwell held his Ackerson 5 Matilda 0 Fr Knrisn 11 Fast View 1 lifted a short fly to Long.

Nash led off the second with a grounder to 1 dls. Hemming, Esper and Robinson: ituslo anu Farrell. At Washington Washington, 11: Philadelphia, 10. Hits Washington, 11: Philadelphia, 15. Errors Washington.

Philadelphia. 4. Batteries Maul and Maguire, Lampe and Clements. Gionwoo.l i) ti Deat tne ninety foot Emerald. Just after fin loaci to tno last turn, where Griflln on Keen ishlng she ran aground, but was hauled off At Cleveland eve and.

5: uttsbunr. 4. Hits an, went up and oassed him with a rush iris i. i nail net hnlal. Arrow 11.

W. Brolt Did not linUh. Time. The. ovents that wore to have been trotted yesterday were postponed until Saturday on account of tho rain.

Cleveland, Pittsburg, 9. Errors Cleveland, with no apparent Injury. If yesterday's race Keenan leading as they straightened out for Plttsburc. C. Batterlos Cunnv and Zlmmer.

Jor CLASS II SLOOPS, CUTTER AND YAWLS UNDER 18 dan, Sugdcn and Merritt. tne run nome, urltiln then easing him can De taken as a criterion, the Amorlta will prove the fastest schooner of her size In this at ivouisvme Cincinnati. 15: louisviiic. 6. lilts up, ana looking back at Bright Phoebus.

Cincinnati. 19; Louisville, 9. Errors Cincin which was after him, with Hoiff hard at country. The thirty four rater class made (rood snori INTERNATIONAL CHESS. nati.

0: Louisville. 6. Batteries FnmiDs ana ilur wont on mm. On the straight. Bright phy; Inks, McDermott and Warner.

and the Dragoon only won over the Vorantll FEET. Pnp O. Hallenbeck Did not linlli. Iert O. J.

HowBUm DM uot tintsh. CL CATDOATS OVER 18 TEXT. M. Furcueson Withdrew. liob ltoy W.

f. Collin DM not finish. Isabel It. II. Sht rwood Did not finish.

Clyilo O. F. Spate Did uot nulsh. l.izzlo S. not fniLh.

KddaD K. W. Rammell I'apIzod. CLASS SMALL JIB AND MAINSAIL CLASS. by a very narrow margin.

The little half uoeuus set sail lor tne favorite. and closing fast In the run through tho last raters Trust Me and Question made the nrot Becord to Date. IV. L. P.C.

Clubs. w. 33 20 .023) Phlladelp'a. SI 25 quarter, drove Griflln to the whip In the last furlong. Bright Phoebus overhauling tlest race of the day, the former winning by uim at me sixteentn and straight, and al P.C.

.554 .552 .404 .404 .158 30 oniy 44 seconds. The twenty one footer class offered somewhat of a surprise, as Mr. Gould Brokaw's Vaguero was generally thought to Clubs. Baltimore Pittsburg Chicago Ilnsto.n Cleveland Brooklyn Elnp tcd Corrnctod out, winning by a good neck. Keenan second, ten lengths before King Arthur II, 38 20 084 Vew York 32 2i .5931 Washington 35 2S .574 St.

Louis 32 25 .561 'Louisville lnim. 1 lino. I imo. Yacht. Ownnr.

H. M. S. II. M.

S. H. M. 23 34 19 42 9 48 De a sure winner. She was beaten by Hour! M.

I.athrop... 3 1 2:01:45 Ueikle W. K. John on ...3 'i! 1 oy aoout 0 minutes. wnicti.

lighting out, landed in third place chiefly because Penu, on Connoisseur pulled up close on the post. The time The starting signal for all classes of uoiamma.r. naizifral.lj :4. The Bessie and Xalad on corrected time 2:34 2 3, was fast, considering the condition tied, and will have to sail the race over schooners and classes 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of sloops was given at 11:35 A. M.

At 11:43 classes 6, 7 and 8, special, got their signal, and classes 9, 10, 11, 12. 13. 14 and 15 were sent off at or tne track. eastern record. Frui.k Tatum claims that bo eiiii name a who ran do the distance In than 0:10 hour.

The raco war, run uihIht exceptionally difficult circumstances, the rain making It impossible for the scorers to seo the numbers on tha oac.s of the mm. and tbo had to call out tuolr respective numbers as they whizzed by. This was not so hard as might seem, as tne men hu.I to slack up as they passed tha hotel, oecaiiso tho corner upon which the hotel stood was very mtiddv and the turn was a shrp one. Alex Schwalbach, as tho chief timer, and his assistants, had a hard time recording the men, but there Is no doubt as to the accuracy of their work. The timers and scorers were distributed ou both sides of the road.

an.l. as their agree, there is no reason to think that the fast time Is not accurate. The best previous time made on tho courso was 1 hour 14 Seoley who won the prize, a Llbc rty'blcyclo. Is a well known rider and has made good records In the famous Linscott race of Massachusetts. A.

W. Abo, tho winner of 'the second time prize, Is a comparatively unknown rider Karl of the Kings CoiL ity wheelmen, won a very handsome double bicycle clock for third prize. One man who a Kaoa showing was A. Relyea of the Kings County wheelmen, who rode very little before this year. His time was and the fact that ha develop such speed In one season's work speaks well for bis future.

Tho men finished in the follow I order again. Next In importance to tbo Reallzaton was the second part of the double ovent, the first of which was won by Handspring. This was Butler "Wins the First Bace for the 11:51. At 12:01 the twenty one footers went Games To morrow. Cincinnati vs.

Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Chicago vs. New York at Chicago. Pittsburg vs. Boston at Pittsburg.

Clevland vs. Philadelphia at Cleveland. St. Louis vs. Philadelphia at St.

Louts. Louisville vs. Washington at Louisville. Base Ball Notes. "Brooklyn is playing pennant ball," says Man Canoe Cup.

really a match race between Handspring and over, on a one gun start, well together. The summaries are as follows: SCHOONERS. CLABS A AX. OVER U8 FKET RAC1SO 1.ENGTH. Apple gate, the crack 2 year olds, who had THE first race of weights and everything else even.

Thoy were the only starters. Applogate ruling a the sixth series of races for the New Elapsed Corroct'd time. time. sngnt ravorito. After the llrst quarter had ager Selee.

been run, Handspring drew away and was At the present pace the team ought to return Ramona II. M. 4:48:24 4 V7. 5 G'onstellat'u. 107.4 liayord 1hyor.4i:S5: The Big Tournament at Hastings in August.

Monday, August 5, will see the commencement of the International chess tournament at Hastings, England, which, according to all accounts, will be In every respect the greatest congress ever held. It Is stated on good authority that this gathering will include among many others every living winner of an international chess event, Steinitz, Glmsborg, Tarrasch, Tschigorin, Weiss, Blackburnc and Burn, to which "brilliant array of names must bo added that of Laskcr, the conqueror of Stcltiltz, and tho present holder of the world's championship. When the fun begins there should bo turned out some specimens of chess that will bring Joy to the soul of every devotee of tho game tho world over, and the man that succeeds In coming out on top will bo fully deserving of the great horr.rs he achieves. But what In this connection is of most Interest to lovers of chess hereabouts ib tho fact that Brooklyn will ranst likely be represented at tho meeting. That Is, If tho efforts now being mado by tho energetic management of the Brooklyn Chess club amount to anything, as they usually do.

II. X. Pills bury, the youngest American master, has been unanimously selected by tho beard of directors to be the club's knlght crr.int, and a better choice could not possibly have been made. Such at least is tho opinion of Mr. Plllsbury's friends, of whom ho has a host In this city.

Arrangements are expected to be completed in about a at which tlmo It can be definitely stated what will be done. as be pleased by two lengths. home better than fifth. Key del Carreres won the first race In Vork Canoe club International challenge cup occurred yesterday morning over the Manacer Selee tried to have the afternoon game CLASS 71 AX.L OVER 81 AVD NOT OTIC 0(1 FFBT. clever fashion from Hanwell, Aurellan beat Emerald.

80.31 J. R. 4 4:05:00 ing Applause for third money. Pittsburg played to day. He was informed that it took twenty four hours to reach Cincinnati and the arrangement was impossible.

Pour games will be plnyed in the next series with Boston. id f.LUWi Phil is said to have lost Slfi.OOO on Applause Marine and Field club course on Gravesend CUSS Ii (CRCIBIKO TMM) Ovm 81 ASD SOT OVEIt 90 Corcoran and did not run. Lowe singled to center, reaching second on Griffin's fumble. Tucker took his base on balls. It was very ticklish Jat.

this point. Shlndle, however, pulled down Bannon's foul, after a run clear to the players' bench and was liberally Ganzel's fly was taken by Griffin. Brooklyn scored the first run In its half. After Anderson had been fielded out by Long, Shoch drove a long fly to deep right and settled on third base. He scored on Treadway's sharp grounder to Long.

Corcoran dropped a in Duffy's hands. Boston's half of the third was short. Nichols led off with a single to center. Treadway made a good catch of Long's fly. Corcoran took McCarthy's grounder, stepped on second and threw to La Chanoe, completing a sharp doubls play.

For Brooklyn, Daly and Kennedy retired rapidly on grounders to Long and Nash. Griffin was again unable to solve Nichols' shoots and struck out. Duffy, Nash and Lowe led off in the fourth with successive base hits. Duffy scored. Tucker's sacrifice advanced both Nash and Lowe to third and second respectively.

Additional runs looked certain, but Bannon hit to Kennody, and Nash was caught between third and home. While this wan being done, Lowe took third and Bannon second. Ganzel rapped a hot one to Shoch, who made a pretty stop, retiring the side. In Brooklyn's half, Shlndle was thrown out at first, after a great stop Nash. The same player pulled down La Chance's liner by a tremendous jump in the air.

Anderson beat a slow grounder to Long, Shoch singled and stole second. Tread way sent a line fly direct to McCarthy. Nichols' foul to Dally, Long's fly to Anderson and Kennedy's stop of McCarthy's bounder made Boston's half of the fifth Inning short. Then the home team proceeded to win the game. After Corcoran had filed out to Bannon, Daily singled to right and Kennedy placed another in left.

Griffin followed suit. Daily scoring. Shindlo poked a fourth In center that Duffy fumbled, Kennedy and Grlflln tallying and Shlndle taking second. Long allowed La Chance's grounder to go between his legs, Shlndle crossing the rubbor. Anderson made the second out on a fly to Long.

La Chance stolo second and sprinted home on Shoch's third successive hit. Shoch ran to seoond on the throw to the plate, took third on Treadway's hit back of third and completed the circuit on a wild pitch. Corcoran made his seoond appearance in the inning and filed to Tucker. Both sides retired in order in the sixth. Duffy fouled to Shiudle, Shcch made a pretty running catch of Nash's fly and Lowe was fielded out by Corcoran.

For Brooklyn, Daily flied to Bannon, Kennedy gavo Long an easy chance and Griffin filed to Tucker. It rained hard at this point and Umpire McDonald called time. After the customary thirty minutes' wait, the game was called. Score: BOSTON. ana on tne meeting.

Doggett. Ram rr.KT. President Bvrne received a letter from Burt bay, Oharles E. Archbald of the Corinthian Sailing club of Montreal, Canada, was the chal iro, Ed Kearney and Lucky Dog wero the Iroquois H. O.

Majtlower 89.611 W. A. :58 ouier winners. Summaries: lenger, and Paul Butler of the Vespur Boat Abbey yesterday which stated that the pitcher was unable to loin the Brooklyns owing to an lnlury to his pitching arm. He was hit on the point of the shoulder with a ball last week and CLASS ALL OVEB 71 AND NOT OVKn 8 1 FEET.

Klr. mi A r.ir all ngea, of $15 Ilan.U Amoriti G. Brokaw. .4:08:.3 club of Lowell, was selected by the New York Canoe club to act as Its representative to defend the cup. The former sailed is under the doctor's care.

He will the Brook liiooiuonB j. Berre n.mc..4:lX:'Jl 4:17 1 TI me. II. M.S. e.

ion. i ulurl SnntiL Anlta'H Ktiibk 'a b. o. del by Enu'. of Norfolk t'lura 6., 120, lyns In a week or two.

The letter was dated CLASS ALL OTIS (10 AND NOT OVF.R. 71 vnET. from Burlington, Abbey's home. (Taral) 1 ms well Known canoe. anu carried a Loyal (14.51 B.

V. Button 0:01:30 After working hard for five years, the Eastern Azaloit standing rig of 166 square feet. Butler, who U3.3li J. Smith Xams. P.

n. iiist W. Arilns 'V. Muli. r.

Star H. i. .1. P. si.

I J. H. It. Varrlmrton. I W.

U. I). .1. I 'aiil. l.

ei m. tepnen.Mn br. o. nanwell, 3, 113. (MidKOly) Florid, 'red A.

Is one of the upolders of tho hoisting and people succeeded in getting Fourth of July games at home. There was no doubt that the new arrangement would have been a grand success, but Ht. iM b. h. Aur Uan.

4. 122 (Form) 3 cap. M.S. ":) 4:13 5:. 5::.) 0 SLOOPS, CUTTKRS AND YAWLS.

CLASS 2 ALL OVEIt (19 AND NOT OVEn'77 FEET. lowering rig, sailed hia canoe Wasp with one of the latter rigs containing 157 square feet. the ram of yesterday will probably cause a re i.otnain, 3. (linniia.m) A 2. Vt Lix anla.

3. Mi llt' ifD. ran. Tlmo 1:13. I'o.

oildft 7 to 2 and own, ltoy dol Carrer? The course covered was from a point oppo Katrm 15 08 Oeorue 4:38:07 Huron 09.01 Ed. S. turn to the old arrangement of having all games in the West on the Fourth. The Easterners are too patriotic, which means that they are rain I J. T' site, the Marine and Field club, to and around una 3.

Umiwoll: ami 1. Aurt linn; 4 and to CLASS 3 ALL OVEU 00 AND NOT OVER 77 FEET. makers in the truo sense of tho word. a buoy off Hoffman island, to and around a 4 an.l 1 3. Aiipnluso: 13 and 0 II.

ite.l star it. I lll.L.'l 1'. VV. Murphy i ueunm. The Bostons play at New Castle.

to day. buoy off Norton Point, and return, three times over, nine times In all. At 10:50, when un'i A ir 3 year olda nf (Jicen Percy Chub. l.b(J J'l Huron 00.01 Ed. b.

4:30:32 4)o iej nti, alluwance. i on1 mile turf. Oneck stablv'K ch. c. by The Bard CLASS FLUSH DECK) ALL OVER 43 ASD NOT OVEn 40 tho home of Bobby Lowe.

Manager Selee has wagered $50 that the Bostons shut out the New Castles, an advertising scheme the will attract the crowd. Selee expects to clear SI, 000 on the game, the same as last year. tho preparatory gun was fired, there was a light breeze blowing from the north at the start. The rain fell in torrents, so that while 1 A. in I J.

Mc Julre Gossoon 47.83 L. VnVt Cliirk.4: 1 1 4 :4 1 (DoeBotO 1 F. J. IJurrldifu's br. o.

Corn fob, A. ly. iL. K. Chess Problem No.

11V C. K. I.INDM A I K. III.A.'K ..13 I Il.irS 1 17 IJ 'd 1:12: 1:11 :r.T 2 5 1:1.1:17 l.j:,:iM 1:11.17 1 1 1:12:47 1:14:12 1:1 3:1 ar (vJarrljran) 2 maneuvering for the start both men and sails were drenched. The starting gun was ilred K.

line Miuorvs 40.02 H. W. Bucknaii4 CLASS 0 (TRUNK CADISfi) ALL OVEU 43 AND Nof OVER, KISMET TEBtFIE'S EXODTJS. T. Karl.

Ii iji'l, 11.11 ri c. rO Pi. lOrlmri); Mi rase. 10S (KellYL run. Time, 1:47 4 tit FEET.

The Pilgrimage to Baltimore Will Be at 10:55, and Butler shot across the line flvo seconds later. Archbald had drifted over the line before the gun was fired, and bad to return, thus losing fifty seconds on the start. i nzt. oij.ls 2, 0 and 7 to 5. Corn W.

foncnln 48.00 E. 4:58 30 Choctaw 40:30 T. L. Arnold 6:00:43 4 2:13 1:13 2: ,) 2:43 2:::. 4 It Patch I).

White. N. fr se, Carj ei H. l.ll.rrt Attended "With Many Surprises. CLASS 7 ALL OVER 30 AND NOT OVER 43 FEET.

Eldokn 41.70 II. F. ..3:03:18 The first leg of the course was a reach. 1.. rry.

Whether It be in rain or sunshine to Iorol 41.14 e.M.uajt 4:5:30 4:54:30 F. row morning tho nobles of Kismet temple of with booms to port; tho second, a reach with booms to starboard, and tho third, a run down the wind, part of tho way. wing and wing. At the homo buoy, on the first time Id Slnini Y.iuii K. on; aim oven.

Apr:) 1 ooi; anil 3 to McKcit: and t'Vcn, Mirage. Tli'ird nu'c The oven: for 2 vi ar oHs S1.V) cHL h. with a aar.intc ,1 cash val'u of wiili an ad.lltional si. Ono if the wen: is won HandsprlriK, tie) winner of the part: tho second to receive Futurltv t. ours.

J. 1wyer'n eh. o. Handspring, hv Honover My ravnrlt. 123 i i J.

J. MWanVrty's ch. c. Applwato. 2 Time.

1:13 1 oldy Hven money. Handspring: 4 to Ap Fourth race The Realization stakfR for 3 vear obi, of SIM eaeh, ad.lltlon to entranee lee. Brooklyn will leave the foot of Liberty street, N'ew York, promptly at 10 o'clock for their pilgrimage to the shrine of Boumi round, Archbald did not change his slldinc seat quick enough while rounding, and he temple, in Baltimore, to engage the nine of W. V. tne latter in a game of base ball.

Kismet will not travel alone, however, but will :.) 4:30 have as companions over the hot sands a with Iin.ooi, added, of which to and capsized, it took mm but twenty two sec onde to right hia boat again, and lie was off. He never overtook Butler, however, and on the third time round, running down the wind, he capsized twice, righting his boat very quickly. The race, from start to finish was one of the prettiest canoe racs ever witnessed in this part cf the country, Butler only succeeding in beating his opponent by 3 minutes and 12 seconds, despite Ar large delegation from Mecca temple, and will take up on the way down a number of Lu Lu members from Philadelphia. Reports from the seat of the Impending trouble are that the pilgrims will have such a time that those who fail to report will have matter enough (.:. einiar l.

M. A. M. Ii A. W.

II. HI 1'. 'I'. T. D.

ans, i5n F. Vim II. J. a. I' 11., I 1.

S. Fr.oilt. 1 C. ry ('. r.

J. V. I. H.tl r. it H.

It J. I5iii.iru:i!. 1 A. N. N.

V. ,1: 1 It T. j. 11 i rnn. S.

Ili.rr. J. a. M. I.

The of Ho! of tho ra William c. r. ft 1:1 I i j' :) 1:1. :2 1 1 1 "i 10 iinrn. i.me mile and elffhtlin.

Del Monte stable's eh. o. llrlclit 'hix huo by Falsetto Itntr iltMlffi 1 CMeon eh. e. Kenan, 122 (f J.

It. F. i'. Kc etie 1.. c.

KiriK Arthur II. (Taral) 3 nmwell. 112 orl.enry): v.nnoiRsellr. US (I'en. Counter Teie.r.

lis 1 Hamilton): Ijolabra 112 1 1 also run. 2:7.4 2 J'ot odds 7 to 2 mid 4 to 7,. Phoebus 1 to 10 and out, Keenan: 30 li), Klnw Arthur II; 20 ami 7. Cromwell: Pi ant! 4 i.i.no!ss..io to create an everlasting regret. It has been ''set oeciaea not to stop over at Philadelphia on the return trip, but to accept tho invitation chbald's three capsizes, all of which were caused by the freshening up of tho wind after the start, and the big rig he carried.

Tho wind, during tho race, vot red from the north at the start to northeast during tho first round, and to the south during the sec and Counter Tenor: ati 1 3. Dolribra. WlIItE, IKCCfi. Whlto to plav and mate in threo meres. White 0.1 KS.lt on r.

and It ti. lion of Boumi to view the sights of Baltimore on Sunday morning. 7:00 Fifth rae, A sweepstakes for two vm. nry unanwn. 43.3.

E. W. Prenbroy. Withdrawn. Dorothy :M.lRl E.

Oliver Withdrawn. Kthleu 37.44 LU. L. Wlthdrawu. CLASS ALL OVER 30 AND NOT OVER 30 FKET.

Inlnnfo 33.30 .1. B. Mills 5:07:14 5:07 14 H. W.Beecher.33.34 Tompklus i Ters 5 19:48 Gavllan 31.00 Ch. K.

Uiefan thaler Withdrawn. CLASS 9 ALL OVER 25 AND NOT OVER 30 FEET. Feydeh 39.05 E. D. Connian ..3: 18:3 1 3:18:31 Harrietto.

Withdrawn. Water Lily Withdrawn. CLASS 10 ALL 35 FEET AND UNDER, BndRer 22.30 A. F. Hojrnn .3:34:58 3:31:27 H.K.Go,'tch!DB.3:34:49 Shrimp 21.34 C.

3:20:111 3:20:54 lolly 24.40 G. Bullock 2:50:07 CLASS 11 CAUIN CATS, ALL OVER 25 FEET. Mary 28.70 W. K. Elsworth.2:5S:55 2:58:55 Molly Bawo J.

Brown Withdrawn. Wcanel 25.10 F. E. Ferris 3:20:43 3:24:50 CLASS 13 ALL 25 FEET AND UNDER. Kittle 23.

10 Haren 3:10:41 3:18:21 20:1111 V. M. Randall .3 ltl :35 3:10:50 Cap 23.07 P. Howard Withdrawn. CLASS 1.1 OPEN VACHTB, ALL OVER 20 FEET.

IMna 24.50 G.Grlvee 3:21:08 3:21:08 Fairy 24.00 F. Towio 2:52:13 2:51 :21 Punch 21.50 K. Zelica 20.29 H. Sherman. ithdrawo.

Typhoon H. Withdrawn. Coileen J. H. 3:20: 211 CLASB 14 ALL 20 FEET AND UNDER.

Anole F. G. Withdrawn. Adelo Rao. Charlca Rae 3:12:45 Terrapin 10.9S J.

V. Tappan.3. J5: 1 3 3:25:13 Flojnder U. L. Curry 3:34:31 lone 19.07 3:25:25 3:25:25 CLASS l't ALL JIB AND MAINSAIL VAf'HTF.

Ramona 25.30 3:02:00 3:02:00 SPECIAL CLASS 34 FOOT IlATKItp. Dragoon F. Ji. 11 4:47:10 Vorant II G. G.

.1 1 4 :50:20 SPECIAL CLASS 21 FOOTERS. on It V. Kt ti and li. were 1 w. SI" eueli.

with tolded. of wbleh to second and Jon to third. Kit elKhtlis of a mile rfanta Anita Stable's br. e. Hnmtro.

by Cnnn ond and tmru rounds. The summaries are A.B. K. IB. T.D.

B.B. S.B. r.O. A. E.

LonK, s. s. ...3 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 1 McCarthy, l.f. 300000100 Duffy, o. f.

...3 1 1100001 Nash. Sb 3 01100120 Lowe. 2b 3 02200000 Tucker, lb. ..0 0 0 0 1 0 8 0 0 Bannon, r. f.

200000300 GanzoU c. ....2 00000300 Nichols, 2 01100000 Total 21 15G10 1S62 BROOKLYN. It. IB. T.D.

B.n. B.I). PJ5. A. E.

Griffin, c. 1 1 1 0 1 (p Ehlnole. 3b. ..3 a 1 1 0 0 3 0 0 LaCliance, lb. 1 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 Andorson, 1.

f. 3O1100100 Shoch. 2b 3 2 3 5 0 1 1 1 0 Troodway. r. f.3 0 1 1 0,0 1 0 Corcoran, s.

9. 0 0 0 0 0 i 3 Dally, c. 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 Kennedy, p. ...3 11100040 Total 2S 7 9 11 2 li 1 I Score by Innings. 1 2 3 4 5 Boston 0 0 0 1 'i Brooklyn 0 1 0 0 6 01 Base Hits Each Inning.

1 2 3 4 Boston 0 113 0 Tl Brooklyn 1 0 3 0 9 VAN" OBD'S HARD FIGHT. lleniett. chief rl M. I.aren. I' I mill.

Ire as follows: 'In ti.rter: t. ins. liUck on 114, 011 lj. Solutions. Solution to chess problem No, 8.1, by G.

A. Wasp. Mah. It. S.

IT Cuban 'Jue. n. 121 (Taral) I A. Ii. I).

II. Morris ch. c. Ilrisk. lis 'l ju.l liiur X.

J. hn. ii I Tc rv an.l I I 1,1 1 iirilll 'erl tie I Mavr lt Oneelt ptable br. f. Iiorranln.

1 1 5. Ooccret I ('. Ah Sch A. Frank Herlanrl, n. Samuel Pwezey, H.

Rice, ncorerl. Earth, ia 1, It i Start, first ronud 10:55:05 7 0 55:55 Kinish, tirt ronnd 1 0 :22 1 J4 KitiiHii, Hocoid round 1 1 1 I 5 Finish, third round 12:12:21 12 15 3 Ann.it I.yle. lir, utelfT): Annulvle nr. toil), ulso run. Time, 1 :04 3 rurj'h vaiuatiox.

Blaolt. White. White. elapsed Wasp. Mab.

II. TT vi 1 "d'1 1, nnmlro; 4 nnil even. I In an.l to 2. L.rranla: 7 and to Atinot I.v!e: i. A nnalyle.

Sixth rae.A handicap fnr i 1 Dili KttHraato 1 Ii el.i w're It II inato 1 ll Kt.3 Kt mati) 1 1' lit: Kt mate Eddie Eald's Great Sprint. 1 li li Kt moto As pointed out by several of tho solvers olds ami upv.nr 1. of sir. each, s.vn .,) Eddio Bald, tho crack Class rider, estab First ronnd 27:12 Second round 54:41 5fi lH Third round 1 :1 7 1 2'): Actual clapnod timo 1:17:11 1: 19:52 sberl another rec v. hWh second and to third: ter of a mile.

this problem can also l.e solved by It rd at his hjme. In Buffalo, 3. followed by 2. i mate. yesterday at tiie races given bv tho Press G.

K. h's ch. h. I M. Kearney.

4. bv Tom Tho wind and rain were too heavy in Solutions to problem No. i.i wore received Ochiltree (P 'Ktf' tt) 1 II. Theobald's eh. f.

Thyr.i. S. sr, the afternoon for tho second raco, and it will bo sailed this afternoon. from Joseph Bradloy, W. E.

Napier, C. ti. O. Jacobs' b. h.

Stephen 4. 114 ilvnin 3 Owen, F. I). Welling. F.

Andrews, John (Jardner, Ftlca. X. Edward J. Napier. Tim, 1 :16 1 Post fi.ld 7 to 10 and out.

Ed Ke. lrnev ever, He Defeats "Rockefeller for the Coney Island Gun Club Badge. After one of the finest trap shooting contests witnessed in many a day, Dr. Van Ord won the Hughes badge at the shoot of the Coney Island Rod and Gun club, at Dexter Park yesterday. It was a hard fight for twenty rounds, seven in the club match and thirteen in the shoot off, and Van Ord was forced to make a clean score in order to down his most persistent opponent, A.

E. Rockefeller, who kept him guessing up to the last round. All the men shot well, six members killing all their birds in the club match while not one missed more than two. A feature of the day was the successful attempt of Dr. Littlefield to kill twenty two out of twenty five clay birds on a wager.

William Hughes, the octogenarian pigeon shot, and Littlefield closed the day's sport with a match at live birds which was won by the veteran. Hugh McLaughlin was tho referee and John C. Du Fraine scorer. The scores: CLL'B SHOOT SEVEN LIVE BIP.DS. Name.

Yds. rise. Birds. AT i.arnKl runs Boston. 1 Brooklyn.

3. Three base hit Shoch. First base on errors Brooklyn 1. Left on bases Boston, Brooklyn. 3.

Ftnick out Griflln, Sacrifice hit Tucker. Double an.l out, Stephen ir, an.l 2. Tlivra. Chicago. III.

Newport Yacht Club egatta. Newport, E. 5 Tho Nowport Vaht An additional solution to No. SI' as re Seventh raee A It ht handicap sweep takes, for 3 year oids and of e. Pjay orooran and La Chance.

wild pitch ceived from E. Llndmark. Hour! Ceiia club had its Fourth of July rognttu yesterday. It rainod durlmr the ''ntiro race, tho wind vary W. G.

2:54 15 B.Hart 12:01:00 W. S. 12:01:00 04 with added; one mile and an oltrhth. liurns ateriioujie's br. h.

I.ucky I)o' 4 bv TriKSi i "our ana i minutes. Umpire Mr. McDonald. Dar. l.o I.anler.

133 il nrnr, ing irom normweu to east. ine regular club SPECIAL CLASS HALF RATEHS. L. Tally's ch. a'.

St. Luke. lis (I'. nn) 2 Other League Games. Correspondence.

'J. very mur Ii. 'J. your'communicati'i:) hos been re Tm.it Me C.McL. Clark.

11:55:58 3:38:00 twelvo miles within tho bay, was sailed ovor by all classes. Summaries: Question M. 11. ..11:50:00 Tho attendance at Chicago yesterday was 3:38:50 i ime, L' u. Post ols 1 to 12, I.uckv Dog; 10 to 1 St.

T.uke. ferred to the checker department. phenomenal, 36,013 persons attending both Klapjed. Namp. Owner.

II. m. A. F. "ou will lind the information games.

So great was the crowd that outfielders Seamaid Arnold, jr Corroctod. II. M. w. nt; 2 3 13 2:34:51 1)7 desired in the Eagle of June 2(1.

Relay Ku 'liard sdsworth .2 Prunella Ralptt Woods E. Pleased to hear from you again stood on the base lines and ordinary singles counted as "home runs. Chicago won both con Keioilcrr JrlDD at an early date. Cycling club, of which he Is a member. Tho races were en th, track of tho Driving park, and the hlof event was tho mile open nice for men qualified and stalled In the The which was put in for tiu' was caught by Bald, iih Cailnhan.

Cult, Liavidson and tho other cracks stnuie; out in Indian hie. At the iuar'er mark Callahan end Culler by Mahl into the home stretch, and lcl until Jin 1 let out his cannon ball sprint, and shot his wheel to vlctcrv by length aiiead of Culter. wiih C. H. Callahan a cleso thlr.l.

The time. 2:02 is a competitive record on this style of track. Just before the last race at the Driving park an upper staircase in tho grand stand, which was full of opie who were leaving, foil, carrying v. itli It a section cf the floor about 7.1 Vet square. Nineteen persons received serious injurbw.

at least three or whom may die. These Frank S. Wcti'T. sj ine injured. John G.

Hill, throe ribs broken and sever internal inlruii s. Mrs. Howard D. ITerr, both legs broken At the tiieo of the avcld nt the stand was crowded with upward of I.e. 0 persons.

When the crash a tv. so of v. onftision ra Niobrara Scimnwin 2:4 7 Ths winners were: Schooners Class Constollation: class B. Emerald cIrh.i (cruisine trim), Iroqaoitt; class C. Amorlta: olastt Loyal.

Sloops, cutters and yawls Class 2. Katrlna: class 3 (special). QnoQO Mab: class 0 (L nHb decki, Uvira: class ti (trnnk cabin). Pentruin: class 7. Norota; clasrt 8 Infanta: class 9, Foydeh: cla 1(1.

Shrimp: class 11 Mary class 12. I thel class 13. Fairy; class 14, Adele Kae; clans 15, Ramona (walkover). Tncnty ono foot clans. Ilouri; 34 foot class.

Dracoon Half rateri Trust Me. Tho regatta committee wore John F. Levo Zuta W. Arnold Did not finiah. tests, and moved up to third place.

Pittsburg Krrii C. Callahan 2:35:38 2:33:02 Voiper C. S. I'ln nmor Shadow Kdwar.i HaPHard 3:03:::2 Chess Notes. ile '1 J.

inel 112 2 2 11 Dr. C. A. II Omoca tiooro Stocuui Did not finish. hem Opening Card at Brighton, To day.

There will be no Interruption In tho sport as Brighton Beach opens Its cummer meeting to day. Under the careful management of Secretary C. Victor Sass, the seaside track has been placed on a level with tho others, and most of the cracks are entered in the events. To day's card has filled fairly well and some good sport may be expected. Dally Amerioa.

Prig and Paladin meet in the selling event and as the first named is penalized ten pounds ovor his adversaries the race should be exciting. The entries and weights follow New ur. an uru 2y William Hughes 20 Dr. Littlefield 2a James E. Lake 2i A.

U. Rockefeller 27 James B. Voorhis 2," Shrewsbury Yacht Club's Opening Re York Ij W. Iay. 2 12 12 2 2 12 2 112 2 1111111 2 12 2 112 12 2 1111 2 2 2 2 1 2 0 110 111 0 0 12 12 1 2 0 0 2 2 2 2 in Moor.

J. joy, Otto Sarony and Alfred Marshall. Informal Baces of the Gravesend Bay 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 A m. rl an. wh wl il Y.

gatta. Tho third annual regatta of tho Shrewsbury lieury Knebel, 3r John Schllemann Hugh McLaughlin Dr. Raynor cinh A. li. vh: in a SK'i ....20 MLnhat t'.

ianii'i') r. In tiie William E. Napier of Yacht Club. As yesterday was not TIBS FOP. BADGE AND FIRST MONEY, THREE ar.

i.ii. i.a he You: 1: Yaeht elub was sailed over the club course. On account of the showers, which began about 0:30 o'cloek yesterday, tbo start was not mad'. until 11 o'elock. In Class for cabin sloops, the only starter wero Mollie JIack It.

C. Orctnal and Drift CT. E. Solonco). The latter won'.

is ian rs" lllns: Bv ea Is an ariti. ia: Ml. and Tula fnrlonits. Atn. er nr.

First race Harlinha 111 1 nirr'arllia Drum MeJ.r i lleiL.cd Hawkst.jne 1 1 S. the 11. ca within an lij: in pho ltLf i i 'j ic. aciutuin i.v, the formal opening of the Gravesend Bay Yacht club'shandsome new house on Gravesend Bay. tho events were thoroughly in Classes and C.

for open jib aad mainsail and Iti; .13 KI'llculo 1' U'ah Jim 1M 1 th 0 1. the upper benches kt i.nd r. ceived Injurioi from their (hers were trampled on In the mad for i The staircase which i ollaused iids: sellinfr: nve fur cat ripgod craft ever 23 foot, did not fill, but in Class 1) for cats from 21 to 23 feot, there wore Ight starters. In Class E. 11 to ill foot cats.

also Had a banner crowd, 23.000 being the figures. The Pirates won two games from Cleveland and are second, Boston dropping to fourth place. St Louis and Louisville broke even. Philadelphia and New York won their morning games. Summaries: Chicago.

A. M. Chicago, Cincinnati. 7 (ten innings). Hits Chicago.

15; Cincinnati, Errors Chicago, Cincinnati. 2. Batteries Grir tith and Kittredge; Pttrrott, Foreman and Murphy. At Chloago, P. M.

Chicago. 9: Cincinnati, 5. Hits Chicago. 10; Cincinnati. 6.

Errors Chicago Cincinnati. 0. Batteries Hutchinson and Donahue: Foreman and Murphv. At Pittsburg. A.

M. Plttsbure, Cleveland. 8. Kits Pittsburg, 10; Cleveland. 7.

Errors Pittsburg. 0: Cleveland. 2. Batteries Hart and Merri tt; Young and Zlmmer. At Pittsburg, P.

M. Pittsburg. 10; Cleveland, 5. Hits Pittsburg, 13; Cleveland. S.

Errors Pittsburg, Cleveland. 3. Batteries Hawley and aierritt; Wallace and O'Connor. At 8t, Louis, A. St.

St. Louis. 12; Louisville. 0 Hits St. Louis.

15: Louisville. 11. Errors 3t. Louis, Louisville. 3.

Batteries lIcDouEall. Staley and Peltz; Inks and Spies. At St. Louis. P.

M. Louisville. 3: St. Louis. 1 HJt Louln'HIe, 10; St.

Louis. 5. Krror Louisville, St. Louis. 2.

Batteries McDemott and Warner; Breitenstaln. Peltz and Miller. At Y2Fk M. New York. Baltimore, 4.

Hits New York, 10: Baltimore. S. Errors New York. 2: Baltimore. 2.

Batteries Clarke and Farrell; Hotter and Robinson. At Philadelphia, A. M. Philadelphia, Washington. 3.

Hits Philadelphia. 11: Washington. 9. rrors Philadelphia. Washington.

5. Batteries Taylor and Buckley; Boyd and McQolre. At York and Philadelphia. P. M.

Rain. i fall. was Dr. .1. 1'.

ll.dA': re II. wilii I.jw.'.i la" v. er: a. 1 a aii.l, ia silv nstrucu 'l. formal.

The events were for small boats. A '1 mnwo, AND OUT. Name. Yds. rise.

Birds. Dr. Van Ord 29 2212121121120 A. E. Rockefeller 27 111111111212U J.

E. Luke 23 1110 J. B. Voorhis 27 1 0 withdrawn. Dr.

Littlelleld 23 0 withdrawn. Henry Knebel. received second money. TIES FOR THIRD MONEY. THREE BIRDS THEN MISS AND OUT.

Name. Yds. Birds. John Schllemann" 23 111 Hugh McLaughlin" 27 111 Dr. Raynor 20 1 Ow MATCH FIVE LIVE BIRDS.

THEN MISS AND OUT. Name. Yds. rise. Birds.

William Huphc3 29 11 2111 Dr. Littlelleld 2S 110 1110 MATCH TO CREAK 22 OUT OF 25 CLAY BIRDS 10 TO THE RIGHT, 10 TO THE LEFT AND 5 STRAIGHT AWAY. S. rac F. U.ni:.

IYernler liaoca ra Tend rness Third race Foi Tie 11 1 ka i I'. rs. as KeldlllK 2 year uae irili 11' I l. :ai.c more disagreeable day could not possibly have been chosen for the affair, and as after events proved it would have been far better had the events been postponed. Five classes were Included in the regatta, as follows: Class WiilTAKISR FOUNTAIN.

PARK PLAZA. Corm of Ninth an I Cm i nt, Urooklj o. BICYCLES. IF Sadie 11') mile and thero were niuo atartrrs and In Claps cats under IS feet, thero worn ovon starters. The winners were Clinton It.

Jamas' L'ndino in Class 1). In Class Charlns Burd's Annio li, and In Class A. E. Philbrick's Lusson. New Members for the A.

Y. C. Tho following propositions for membership will be acted upon at tho next meeting of the Atlantic Yacht club: Wesley Bigelow, 300 Fifth avenue. New York; Ernest Staples. 11 Warren street, New York: Philip T.

Dodge sloop Xara. A Nassau street. N'ew York; Lawrence Winters. 2i.l West One Hundred and Fourteenth street. New York; Walston er Mary sloops; Class cutters; Class C.

cat boats over eighteen feet racjng length; Class Corden 112 raci 1 or all sixteenth. Matt li let' Sar.dv.w 3e7 race Selling: er. Dallv America 114 I'riir If) in! ie and a furlo Paladin Name. Dr. Llttlcfleld cat boats under eighteen feet in length, and Class flatties or as ibey aro called at Shelter Island, sharpies.

Tiie last class was the Birds. .1110 111111 1111111111 11111 K. M. 9 1 10 0 5 0 14 race Purse: 117 Harry AP nzu one which made a compiett. success of the race, two of the boats tying for first place, the 117 117 111 112 Kir Francis Saionica Di.

Outta Pc rcba first time such a thing has happened in re sloop Carlta. Standard National Skidniure Kd Kearney Aurehan Johnson Runs Away From Sanger and Tyler. John S. Johnson, the professional rider, won for himself a world's record yesterday at the Walthar.i track, running away from Tyler and Sanger in a mile raco. It was the feature the day at the and was a raco for Sl.Oeo between the lliree men.

paced by a tandem. In the1 first heat Johnson won iu 2 It was In the second heat that the astonishing performance was made. It shows that there Is no telling what the ultimate record for a mile will be. The quad that was pacing the men got away too quickly, and the riders on it did uot hear the call of" the starters to come back. The three racers were way behind, and in the uncertainty the men probably lost two seconds.

Then Johnson started out to catch the quad. By a phenomenal sprint, in which he left behind first Tyler and then Sanger, he caught the quad on the third lap. and he finished alone after breaking the professional tud ill competitive mile records. His time was 2 .5. gatta for many a day.

Attendance Figures. Dead out of bounds. Divided the stakes. bank, corner Twenty third street and Madison Morning. Afternoon.

Totals. G.000 5,000 9.0S0 city. Xew York Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburg St. Louis A Former Brooklyn Yacht "Wins. Milwaukee, July 5 The roctta wo something of a failure, owing to the Kain.

fi.OOo rtaln. 3.000 Rain. 9.0S6 22,913 35.913 1S.0W 22,000 3,000 6,500 Apents for Keatiuo, Falcon and other make. rkpairivo and stouagk. L.M!1' AN!) C.l lNTLKMl s.

LOOKERS MIOWKR HATHS. KTC. The Onlv Opsn Air School in the City. 14.000 15.000 2.500 Grand total 52,588 43.913 98,499 The courses laid out for the boats were as follows: For Classes and D. from tho starting point opposite tpe club house, marked by the end of Ulmer pier and a stake beat, to and around buoy No.

13, off South Beach, to and around buoy No. 11. off Swinburn island, to the starting stake boat, twice over, 12 miles in all. For Classes and from the starting line, to and around a stakeboat off Fort Hamilton, to andaround a stakeboat off Norton's point, to the finish, twice over, 9 miles In all, leaving la both courses all tho buoy and stake boats on tho port hand side. The wind was blowing a good single reef breeze from the southwest, a point or two avenue; Frederick II.

Lee. SC Worth street. New York; George F. Baker, sloop Ventura, First National bank, Broadway and Wa.ll street; Arthur Curtiss James, schooner Coronet, 11 Cliff street. Now York.

Model Yacht Club Begatta Postponed. Tho regatta of tho Amerlenn Model Yacht club, which was to have been hold on Prospect pork lako yesterday, was indefinitely postponed because of the bad weather. Thoro were at tho storting line about twenty ynchts and the larg ost gathering of model ynohtsmen assomblod in ome years. Tho rgtta comaiitteo considered it wlto to postpone tho races, however. Close of the Detroit Meeting Detroit, July 4 The nine day meeting at the Detroit Driving park closed In a glorious manner to day.

The crowd as the best of the meeting save on Derby day. The finishes were close and exciting. Summaries: First rac Selling; seven furlonps. rtap a Turi won; Povze, second; Shuttle, third. Tlmo, Second met.

Five furlongs, lien lCder, won Hosier, seoolnd; Duchess of MMitxose third' Time. Third race Hlle and a quarter. Lird Nelson, won; Sa ratrcissa. Stima, third. Time 2:07,.

Fourth race Eleven sixteenths of a mile. Capt light winds. Cvsr thirty ynchts started in the different classes. Tho winners were the sehosnora. Frlscilla, an old Brooklyn yaoht, Hawthorne; sloops, Valiant, Alamlo, Viola, Dlone, Venus and Salsnma.

The raca between the two Mr schooners Frlscilla and Ioler was a one sided affair, the Priscilla, whloh lelt Erootlvn for Milwaukee 855.00 Gents' Ladies' 65.00 "Wednesday's Games. Wednesday's game at Eastern park was won by Brooklyn through timely batting and costly miaplays by Boston. The Beaneaters could do nothing with Gumbert's pitching, the ex PittsCurger putting up his best game of the 4iU ATLANTIC AV, BKpOKLYN. AND this season, waltlag away Irom her rival without the least trouble. A fissure has appeared in tho northwest side of Mount Vesuvius and lava is pouring from it.

JOB PRINTING HfflMStfgg. II 1.