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Old Crow Rye TRIBUNE, NEW- YORK DAILY SATURDAY. AUGUST 3, 1001. II } •"*12 to I>O1"* > 107 rToune). 200 to land mI• lin"' John!•- r 103 (Downing). 20 and 8 and ?lin"'? to l to 1. i°i»Drookweed. 100 <Cochran). 8 to 1 and 3 to I, al»o HARNESS RACING. INDEPENDENCE'S LAST THY ran. Start rood. Ridden out by a leneth; place driving by half a length. Time. 1:15• V-Jl- "MOBILE" RAPID TRANSIT ROUTE SIXTHRACE— 4-year-old or over: 1H miles. CRESCECS NOT ONLY GOOD TROT- J. D. Crfaimlnj. Jr.. eh. h. Intrusive, by THE HER RACE AGAINST THE COLUMBIA TO- Meddler— Frolic Grace. 6. 121....(Shaw I1 I—2 out TER AT COLUMBUS. McGrathiana Prince. 4. 101 (Michaels) 2 ft—1 5—2 HAY WILL BE THE FINAL TEST. THROUGH WALL Fatallrt. 4. 104 (O'Connor) STREET. 3 &-1 I—l people (Mount*). 10 to 1and 5 2 Alslke, Columbus, Ohio, Aug. —Twelve thousand : Disturber. 112 to 102 [BT TELEGRAPH (Brennan). to to 1 and 6 to 1; Elsie Fklp. 100 (Cochran). watched the two which, with Cresceus's suc- TO THE TRIBUNE-] •0 1 10 races Running to and to 1. and Harry McCoun. 103 (Booker). 40 cessful trial against Grand Circuit Newport. R. 1.. Aug. 2.—lt comes direct from the from Wall street Ferry and Hanover Square Through Wall Street to 1 and 6 to X. also time, closed the to ran. Start good. Cleverly by 2 meeting to-day. H., best official sources, but length*;plac* ridden out by half a length Tim*- l.Vi*t The undefeated gelding Harold with the request that no Rector to New Jersey Central Ferry, with Terminal at an almost prohibitive favorite, won the 2:11 pace In names be mentioned, that Mr. Lawson's plans In regard Railway BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY. straight heats. He was never headed, and finished to the Independence are now finally made. Pennsylvania Ferry. lengths She willbe against to-morrow FIRST an.) each heat pulled almost to a walk and sailed th» Columbia OF SPORTS TODAY. RACK—Five a half furlong-* as a final test, PROGRAMS N*ni«. Wt.] Name. -vvt ahead of his field. The' first two heats were paced so far as the owner Is concerned, I>arh Ascension loft ,Chickadee «•> and Ifshe wins or puts up really promis- The "Mobilo"Rapid Transit Wajionettrs used on this ronto built by Jl*nxO-—Hrirhton Racine Association. Rrlrhton I^ady Radnor H* within a quarter of a second of his record. 2:08. He Ifshe a are The "Mobile**Com- i:3O p. m. Ischlum «9 ing she pany of America at Philips^Manor-on-the-llutlson. flrarh. lAdy Sterling 1"» | Carnml.l «fi would have paced a full second faster Ifthere had flßht will be transferred to Dr. Bryant, of — Sombre the New- They can be operated at to twenty or ngjjp. Oiwn prifpsslonal ami amateur tournament, 1041Musldora M been another horse In »he race able to push him. York and Eastern .Yacht clubs, and willbe from fifteen miles per hour at any rate of speed to monthly duly suit the most crowded street. , H.jilyvKX'J: handicap. Richmond OOnty; SFJOOND RACE—One mile and seventy yards Major Marshall showed better form than any of the entered for the trial races of August ?.l and . handicap, llaltusrol; handicap. Otaceni Athletic Club; Anecdote 102 Anna Darling 80 September •_• Tin' cost power for operating lnni« ArJ-n, competition. <^klund; Ball;x>n other money. The 2:18 and 4, when the yacht to defend the of Is but one- quarter of a cent per passenger per mile— O&klar.d at point Oertrude Elliott US M starters and took second Cup cheaper even than the power for The handicap. Ardfley; tournament. .-Mi.ne Hill*;bail D»ct>l s*l Kid SO pace was more closely contest., d. John R. Potts will be selected. Dr. liryantis now the man- aYera.ce street-car line. These is no outlay for tracks h»ndl.i.p. O-darhurrt ; rlawa handicaps. Knglewood; Heaaant Sail W)[ as" of or power-houses. They can put at He the Independence and believes that her be Into any country town at a cost of but $I,COO at L»jk«-r Meadow; four bull founoraes, THIRD Hack six furlong*. was the favorite 2T> to 20 for the field of nix. each. nniM'W'J HillajiJal«- ApawamU; won the by a nose showing of yesterday entitles her to KtunMnjr; at mined four»om*a. Ogden 1.-'.ii Scurry 107 first heat easily, and the second a place in the l'.»>s»ut«r. mm'» handicap, l^ti.r Mahopac; men" AilGold lift Lady Cacaa us In a hard drive from Captain Potter. This heat trial oontsts. Three Rapid Transit -Mobiles- costing $4,800 will f=ea bright. Potta'a chances, and he just dis- in small towns do the foursome!". May W U4 Tour»(n» »2 •Dished saved his In the lately issued 1!h)1 year book of the New- VICHVIXO-—Second of the Newport Association' a ra.-»i>; Marxmvtate 112, F..naol«-e 88 tance thereafter. Captain Potter won the third work of an electrical street-car plant cost $20,000 $50,000. club race at Indian Harbor Yacht Club; fourth Badducee 110 Himself 8.1 heat, but he also fell away, and C. T. W. took the York Yacht Club the name of Dr. John Bryant which would to foe Islglithoure cup. p«n»ta«uU next the race, does appear t ;.i-. liiirace Corinthian FOURTH RACB—TUB NEITtTNE. Six furlongs. three heats and pacing the fourth not as a member. Henry Bryant, his To tear up Wall Street provide a Yarht Club; handicap race, <Jutney Yacht Club; as- Cottage Hyphen heat in 2:10*;. Notwithstanding that the fields hive brother, Boston, and street-car plant to the route now being covered by regatta. Club; rare* for Golden 112! 107 number, of is a member. Dr. Bryant was, the Rapid Wagonettes •orlation Moriches Yacht The Rival 107 Major 102 been somewhat below the average In the however, ".Mobile" Transit would cost from half to a million dollars Three 'Robert Onlre memorial prize*. Seawanhaka <\>rln- Otis io7' Dalneerfleld racing has been of high quality all through the refer to us a member of the club by Uagonettea Club; llempstead Harbor Yacht dub re- Saturday 102 costing but JJ4.SOO willgive a service ofone wagon every live Twenty Rapid thlan Yacht Penlnmla 107 I^eontd 102 week anil the meeting the most successful ever the official who gave the news, and it is thought minutes gatta. ! given Transit "Mobiles" costing $3l\ooO would give a wagon ' each, FIFTH RACE—One and miles. by the Columbus association. Summary: that he must continuous service of a -passing nne-elnhth have been elected with ninety ,-?• American <"ann« Af>»(vlatlcm meet. Thou- i lOßjOyezpa (MS — the or way at intervals of less than a minute. CANOEING. j»i. Mirrmi'p Himself Cl-ASS PURSE, $2,000. more up tisXtS Island*. — iliver. KdeeneM 101 Balloon <H5 PACING who came for ballot at the last general his has regard to the question of original outlay. <Ju Casino, OS[ In Phot »3 C. v. \v.. Mk. by (Hlgbee) 4 4 2 111 meeting. When the matter of comfort is con- trap SBOOITVSa. Grand Prix Xamur. Chaoa IV, h.. Boaco sidered, are more BeljTium. John R. tt* t, g (Turner) .... 1 1 0 ft 6 3 the results still striking. Leaving out of question the inn* during SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth mile*. Captain Potter, g. g. (Ervln) 2 13 + 2 There has been a disagreement among the own- months .-I»'TlN<; and interstate rifle Knight the 2 ers, which the public would be Incommoded while the streets would be impassable KIFI*K International Wax Taper 110 of lir«nx 110 h. (Miller) 5 3 2 -2 ro of the 05-foot racing length the from construe^ I trophy, Girt, Intrusive Samarltana. m. 3 cutters. Under tion work, mutclit-s fur 'alma S. a N. J. 110 Htaten Island 107 •loan. b. m (Haws) 3 8 4 4 -t ro New-York at the end of that time there would be two street-car tracks practically blocking (5 —At gaech; <*tlnnon The Chamberlain 110 Alsike 107 b. (Raybold) B dr Yacht Club rules the Eelln and Senta street, rTCT.IN Manhattan Walthour. anl Hopbrook l^ra! Hal. h. 6 0 the entire endangering life at every turn. I'hiladelphla. Hammock 110' 107 Be (Underwood) have to sail on even with the Hester, lidaoo. Gold Fox 110' Bui*. Jr. 1.. g. dl« terms owned WHlST.— Eleventh American whist congress. Milwaukee. Time—2:11';. 2:ll«i. 2:llVi. 2:lo\i. 2:13, 2:12,4. by Rear-Commodore C. 1.. F. Robinson. These — Montclalr; The smooth-running Rapid glides noiselessly through Kj,-Kt.T Maihattan vs. Montcla'.r. King* PACING—2:11 CLASS— $2,000. yachts are of Knglish build, and were, with the Transit "Mobile" Counry v«. Hnxiklyn. Pro».-pect Park; Manhattan v*. > WINNERS AT GOODWOOD. Harold 11.. br. 8 lV (Proctor) 1 1 exception of the Isolde, constructed since Ifig, so Patei>on. Prospect Park; Nelson I»xiKe v«. Newark, Major .. Roadmaster the street— no jolt, no jar—endangering no lives, Brooklyn Knickerbocker Alhletla Marshall, b. B. (Myers) 2 3 2 because it is so perfectly Prnsrert i'ark: vs. I>ondon, Aug. 2.—The Barbary Pussy willow,b. * that they are considered to measure at the top of Cub, Bergen l'oint.
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