Goaler Shatters Maii d War's Recc»rd in Winning Bayside at Belmont Park Track Selling Plater, a 10 to 1 Shot, Takes Boxes Six Astounds Dempsey Carpentier Rounds Supreme Court Classy Fields to Start Injury Keeps Folloivers of Turt Rest a Favored Few Asked to In Two Big Stakes Complete Before Only Pass At Belmont To-day Svracuse Star Outdider Races One and For One-eighth Miles in 1:49 Single Day Managcr Post* TT*WO importanf. classics will be but of Shell Deschamps Bouts * Flat, Clipping One-fiftli of a Second From Hereabouts OnFightUnion run at Belmont Park to-day: Ckampion's Eye Wound Suf- Deputy SherifTs About The Belmont, for three-year-olds at Old Mark; La Rablee and Alcock to THI8 AFTKRNOOX Ariiclra of Incorporation a mile and three-slxteenth, which Infectecl Finger Forces Hol- Captain Trail fieienlly Healed to Permit Camp Insure Privacy Ebbeta Fiold.!ot» TipUta va. Chariie torresponds to the English Dorby, Filed for Nationul Asso¬ and the Kcene for two- comb lo for Him to Resume wardai Hiu-vcv Brifht va. Sld B*rnard; Memorial, Quit FewDays; Boxing 1.1 tt ii MR ic.-iMv vs. Wlllle svohiff. year-olds, at five and » half fur- By W. J. Macbeth MANHASSET, KT. V., June 10. -Be¬ i". rotinds. eucli ciation to Control Angwin to Replace Him ATLANTIC June 10. The a Boxing longs straight. &ie by one ihe roses fade; one by one the fall CITY, fore small number of friends and a TO-MOHT The champions gash over Jack left has few Keene Memorial should be Whon the and Man o' Dempsoy's eye newspaper men, Gcorgea Coirnnonwealtli 8. C.\1 ltobcrtn vn. Te>: O'Rourke, the well known sport- one of the POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., June 10.-- preat only War retired from the serious Carpen- Nclson, 12 round*. mpst intereating races of busi¬ aufflciently healed to permit tho re- tier this aft.ernoon sparred six Iliu-vey inff promoter nssociatod with the In- the season, as the very best of the The Syracuse met its first ness of racifig to puramts of the leisurely rich, he left a rounds, Nlnth Coast Arllliery' Armory.Wlllio tcirnational varsity eight string of records sumption of boxing Sunday without taking on Joe Italian Joe Ant«\Y vn. Iliirry 13 Sporting Club, yesterday two-year-olds will meet in it for the since its arrival nere wnen ie many turf Bharps beheved would endure for dnnger of further" serious Dr. Jeannettc, Ivondon, ronndH. aftcrnoon filed in the Supreme Court first time. The best of the three. hendicap years. In tho Mineola injury, Gnns and Paul Journee. EWarewood S. C.Jack 8ton« va. Til- an was found that run Theodoro Senseman, an oculist and Around the lie fffiiKun. application for the incorporation of year-olds now In the East, with the to-day Holcomb. its No Handicap, at Belmont Park on June 1, the the 4 was from an infected Foreign Stable'a Audacious, head of the Atlantic City an- camp to-dny Manager Descamps plnced National Boxing Association of the exception of Playfellow, will contest oar, suffering . a Hospital, I-'nited which will necessitate his ab ftve-yoar-old horse, chpped fifth of a second olf Man o' War's tra-k nounccd to-night after examining the n number of deputy sherifTs and States, The Belmont. finger pri- tho is to The of this new association is stnce from the combination for two vecord for the mile. wound. vato a challenfifer expected work object Here are the fields: policemen, measure to insure harder. to safeguard, and the or three days. The injury, which is on feat astoundcd the cvrn< While Dempsey motored over to purify propagate This elect. Camden, N. to back his Bel- privacy in the challenger's workouta. After his workout Carpentier enter- manly art, as well as to safeguard and THE 1JEI.MONT his feathering hand, is now under Man o' War set J., bring tained n Horse. IV!. I'robable treatment and though the record gian police dog some real fighting was Carpentier worked slowly with Jcan- number of American wounded protect the interests of the patror.izing Probable Coach Ten Eyck and ridiculous oase, under war veternns. He sat Also to secure r ... Jockey Odda Trainer Charlie Porter that it v;ith pulled up staged at the champion's camp. Bat- nette and Journee, but speeded up with them on public. if possible, by I^eonardo I1...120A. Hchuttinrer 9 «o r» expect wraps as he coasted ahead of II. when Gans came the lawn and war talcs. the of .12fi will not be necessary to lance it. Dur- .riple Cuhan Ghee. a from into the The swapped The legal means, repeal legislation Orey Eag- E. Hande .... 2 to 1 Wildair Polo Players tling negro 175-pounder, ring. veterans lilood. 120 his 1\ Whitney'a through the tinal Memphia, Tenn., who joined Dempsey's two rounds with the latter were the assured him that ho had hostile to boxing in the various states "orJinK O. Kummer. .. 5 to 1 ir.jr. absence, Angwin, the only var¬ furlonjr. But Audacious was a real best of the their support and that wanted where the is barred law. Muecreek .120 JT. Moon*y 20 to 1 sity substitute whom In Mateh Here stafl* of sparring partnera, was given a nftornoon and Georges was they him sport by KEENE Ten,Eyck brought. stske horsa. He proved the claim Big kept. at a fast to win. 'Carpentier invitcd them to It is also to affe'ct one MEMORIAE to Poughkeepsie, is taking Holcomb's private work-out by Jack Renault to going pace. proposed great Horse. Wt. I'rohablo three daya later in the Suburban Ilan- find out what fighting qualities the In this session he worked call at the camp next week when he international alliance for the govern¬ Probable place. his will . . Jo«>key Odds leap, Bt a mile and a quarter. when June 10.The be- Result was un- right give a special workout for them. ment, control and under one Column .128 C. The Syracuse, Columbia and Cali 1JB7ASHINGT0N,».f of Southerner possessed. hand punch accurately and also ap¬ regulation Kummer... fi to 1 o boat out Hatter in the sensa- code . fornia Mad ginning what is hoped to nble to do anything with Ghee, and he peared on the of rules of boxing in every coun¬ HliMlttfono 122 J. Moonev. .12 to 1 eights all had their customary tionai time of 2:02 4-5. materalize into annual good defensive. He try interested in this Blff Heart,..., US \V. Kflsay... 5 to 2 and afternoon to- clashes be¬ probably will be. a capable sparring permittcd Journee to jab him with his sport. The first Wiilam A.118 E. fl morning practices Hovever, the insult of the season to tween polo teams of the and Miss Bomann Leads on Links step would be an affiliation with the In¬ Sand«. to 2 df.y. Coach Rice took his Columbians of the 1 an-American Army mate for Dempsey. left as a jaw-hardening process and Sweep By ...115 ,1. Rodriguez.. 4 to 1 ;he bors« century was reserved countries will be Everybody was anxious to see how worked at iuflghting with Jeannettc. PLAINFIELD, N. J., June 10..Miss ternational Boxing Union. Piliory .US s. Itullman. 8 to 1 up-stream, while Ten Eyck and Walli* for yesterday's racing at Belmont staired here June 18, when a Hlack Kiwcai. 11.1 C, Fulrbrother 8 to 1 sent their charjres toward a:< team Coban Ghee handled himself, and the news- Manager Descamps said that he is Kate Bomann won tho women's cham- Uroomster ...115 F. Coltilletti. .12 to 1 Milton, Park. Goaler, a selling plater and a will meet teams of the War men to Bouts at Ebbets Field on Thursday. The Californians weri- beat. Departmcr.t paper asked Renault open up. determined to have privacy and, if pionship of the Plainfleld Country Club I'ltlmo .112 C. II. Miller..20tol despisod long shot. Man o' War'a polo association in a The big Canadian hcavyweight tried necessary, will post Another show -will be again inspired by the presence of svorid's record for a mile and a tournamcnt. additional police¬ to-day by defeating Miss Zoe Terry 8 daylight pre¬ Coach Wallis in their the West the furlong It is evcrything and Ghee was laughing a\ men around the camp next week when and 0 in the final round. sented at Ebbets Field this afternoon. boat, in winning Bayside Hnndicafj. expected that PrcRidrnt Har- him at tho finish. Renault boxed two The is to erners' mentor contin^ing the prac- raced thia mile an Squire going give the lads Coaler and eighth in ding Secretary of War Weeks and rounds with Ghee and tried to knock plenty of action.no less than four Manhasset tice he started yesterday of teaching 1:49 flat. members of ihe diplomatic Choe Regatta by d«monstration. took Man o' corps him over. When, they started told twelve-round bouts besides the pre- H War one-fifth of a reprcsenting South American coun¬ Renault that lie' could not hit him, a c i 11 liminariee. The will Fi?val arrangements of the details second more to John P. tries will attend the Siimmaries quadruple wind-up Race Sjeason of the race are pull Grier's' tournament, Renault soon lcarned that he was tell¬ g be: Joe Tiplitz vs. Charlie Kid Opens expected to be mad? cork in their memorable race in the which will be on the Pitfs, to-morrow when Charles 1 ark played Potomac ing the truth. BELMONT JUNE Williams vs. Frankle Edwards, Willie Halstcad Bwyer at Aqueduct last Julv. polo field. Ghee is a small edition of Sam PARK, 10.WEATHER CLEAR.TRACK FAST Kohlr-r vs. On Sound To-dav Mapes, chairman of the board of stev is true Lanjr- Battlinp Reddy, Harvey It Man o' War, a thrce-year- claims to have defeated 377 «d a half furlonga, vs. arus, ib to come to At- ford and Lang- "^/'.''..'.^^.'.V"^;:.°rf ":1S- "','i.!1('i:SXart t"^ea^>ui8:R"°'l; wm .Vur80-. *1'0.0?'. Vwir2 straight, bright Sid Bernard. Poughkeepsie. old. carried 12G pounds in his race months i iJI'09i»2:?3! e««Uy; Plaeo drlvlng. Time 4-5. Wlnner, ch. f.. tempts are to tho ativcly both Goaler and Bellsolar had ford in Memphis four ago. liy Golden Maxlm.(mr Hlwide. Owner, Shea St&blo, Tralner. I). Vltltoo. continuing persuade against Grier, conceding the Whitney closed Ghee is broad shouldered and short Im'ex Stnrter. At the Amateur Skippers Will Sail railroad company to provide marker.-. no less m, too, the pace the Wt. P,F. St. % Pln. Jockey, Open. nigh: Close. Place. Ninth Coast Artillery cclt than sixteen pounds. it is following of and ducked so and Zir- two Armory for the bridge, but so far no actior. iiso tru;1 that Goaler in chnscrs. quickly skillfully Margarot Whlto.. 112 1> Bodriguez.. 10 12 12 5 to-night twelve-round bouts, a six Fifty-Foot Craft Over Long running to his that was unable to a fair Juno . U2 4% and has been taken. Around the turn Dream df the Renault get 370 Com, Schuttinger. 5-2 three four-rounders will be pre¬ Port world's record yesterday toted only 02 Valley shot at him with a MeUookin... 115 21' MartLn. 3 sented. The Washington Course rlght-hand punch, 341 . pourCs. But world's records are fairly flew, hugging the rail to Bave Dovasrooat 115 31 Zoeller. 20 twelve-rounders will world'o did no whatever 341 Mad . records. every possible inch. He was Dempsey training Noll 110% 13» 18% Sande. 10 throw together Johnny (Knockout) Etr- Oarsmen Leave strong at the going to-day. He left camp soon after break- 341 Btook I'ill . 115 5l fltj Buxton. is gers vs. Winters Navy three-quarters, which he 358 Furlou* . lit 14' 14» Johnny and Willie Belmont Track Is fast witb Mlko remained in 14'4 7' Mooney. 30 vs. By Jack Lawrence Fast negotiatedin 1:11 3-5. And then Dream Trant, Kunnyol . 115 7' 8^4 Metcalf_ 4 Astey Georgie Fitzsimmons. For Scene ot and did not, return 341 Friar'H Rush _ 115 11» The of Regatta And so it is hoped that Louis Fou~ the Valley folded like an accordion Camden for lunch 11> a\i Coltilnttl... 15 spring regatta of the Manhasset irom until He went to bed early Briaroliff . 115 101 Bue!. 20 Al ANNAPOLIS, Md., June 10..The stsi's plr.n to have Man o' War return to tlie pace. evening. 329 .Tho Clnckmakor. 115 n» Roberts, the Staten Island heavv- Bay Yacht Club, probably the best of on races so as to for the Kolaay. 30 spin the Severn this afternoon waa the wili rcceive the official 0. K. As they swung around the prepare resumption 362 Wrecklesa . ll» 8' 12' Rlra. 8 12 weijrht, is to meet Nelson stretch 341 .Falr 107 > Harvey in the early season features in Long the last local practice of the season of the Glen Riddle Farm. X0 one with bend La Rablee, with of his training grind to-morrow. Vlrgiiila 15 13' Murray.... 30 30 the main bout of twelve rounds Captain Alcock 341 Bouneo . 110 at for the Naval s,n of aimost Shore ministers, composing the At¬ 12» 14* Tryon.' 50 100 100 the Island Sound racing, will be held this Academy eight, the row- brains in his on was . Commonwealth punce head would lapped her, closinr a lantic Ministerial Union Speed 115 16 15» Boblniod... 30 30 30 12 Snorting Club to- ing squad will start to-morrow morn¬ bfegie to class the Man o' War of 1920 yrtrd or two at every stride. The two City to-day 367 ThUtlch'oom _ 107 15 9J4 »' 18 Bullman.... 15 15 15 rnght. Willie Farley and afternoon over the usual triangular went on record aa Manny Wex- ing for Pocighkeepsie, where the work with an. Goaler or Audacious of or of them nailed the opposing the Demp- .Couplod in tho bet.ting. er will furnish the ten-round course off Port 1921 pacemaker at the Margarot \VMta bvoko faat. had all tho semi Washington. of preparatlon will be The any other year. But the head of the stretch. who had sey-Carpentier fight. The press of the apwd and won with plenty in rwerro. Juno had no es- nnal. completed. racing folk Gantner, is also the ministers to cuae. Commandor MeMaekln was tlring fast at tho and. Mad Nell ran an oiceUent rata The great yachting hiatus caused by oarsmen ara in splendid condition and would like to know just what the Bi:*-'. made his move with Goaler at the same city urged by 8BCONI> less and to H.\CB.For three-year-o'.da: pureo. $1,002. One mile, Post 2:44; off 2;48. Start the war has stored a feel confident of making a fino show- Horse could do over Belmont time, decided to on give space prominenco 378 C<>*1; m>n onstly; sanie. Carpentier in Exhibition apparently up Far? gamMe getting exhibitions which are p!a«j Time, 1:38. Wlnner, ch. c, by Meeilclc.Gay and Festive. ing on the Hudson on June 22. track as it stands to-day. There is no through on the rail. It was snap jude- daily boxing Owner, Biid Fislmr. Traliii-r, Gordon. Tex Rickard. who is lot of pep among amateur skippers. will uoubt this track. ment that won given by Dempsey. 1 "dex. S handling the The party number twenty-five. is the fastest in the tho race. tarteqfr nstic end of the to This i3 indicated by the number of Five of the oarsmen v.-orld and it The Drer.m 324 Muskaliongo entertainment be and Coxswain that ig at its fastest just tiring of the Vallev was given to-morrow on the entries that have been Clark were in the boat last now, to the i-eeJing and PHILADELPHIA, June 10. .Jack 338 Montalvo .. afternpon lawn flowing in to year when owing continued drought of staggering as he took the 355 Joan Marte of Mrs. Frank G. Hen'derson at Ros- the world's was won at tne summer last turn and, a3 most Dempsey ppent a half hour to-day with 352 the race committee of the various yacht championship early and the sunny. oper. tired horses do, his old friend Black Knlght lyn, L. I., in connection with a the Olympic games. The other five trinter. was bearing out, He carried La Rablee James E. Dougherty at 284 Hard Gtie** party in aid of the garden clubs. the latter's Sea Covo .... Italian Milk Fund oarsmen.Gallagher, bow; 2: Man o' and Captam Alcock as home in Crum Lynne, ten King, War won plenty of for wide, and they miles down the D-affydowndul: has arranged five high class bouts: It is interesting to note that there is Moore (captain), 4; Sanborn, 5; John- hiawelf glory were being straiphtened Gantner Chester Pike from a in his two years of Muskallonge never left the nsuit in doubt; drew away from the field on tho Johnny Dundee vs. Bud John¬ general feeling of regret among the ston, 2; 7, and racing jammed Goaler into a Philadelphia. was home turn and wou Ridlev; 6; EoHes, Lee, Frawley. Lets .-¦ eaally bcst of tno olhere- Sound twang the lyre to the less re- tion contending posi¬ .-m Hook to ffeather his back, and that is all *am.0- .Tinu': 1:24- ^">ncr. l>lk. d.. by Book Ylsw-Bltck MautUla. Owner,Owner. IaltoIwtip Stable.Stable Tralner McIIugh. Sandy Ostend had to be post- Washburn and Higgins. that can traihng favonte, Bellsolar, had Coach Tad Jones, of the Yale football B. Llttlefiold. poned. be asked of any thorough-> done, the three already Georges Carpentier is to appear in ¦ bied. This race contenders were aimost eleven, to-day sent notices to fifty-nine Fidex. Starter. Wt. P.P. St. K, % Fln. ni>h nn.r~w7^T an exhibition may have appeared a! on even terms. candidates for the Yale % J.yjg-""*"- against one of his spar- Under the influence of fine weather most Down the stretch thev football eleven 321 kalco . 111 S 6' 4' lh 8 and procession of the way, but at the! came to at 1» Boyce Roola 114 Keogh. 10 10 nng partners. glistening canvas the owners of Additional 10 end it was a abreast, La Rablee and Captain report Yale field September li) for 4'H 2% Kennody... 3 Sports Page real horse race. (335) Cum Sah . 110 7 1 2' those Alcock under the At the fall practice. This is a week be¬ 2>V42'V4 2% 84 Buxton. 8 At the fifty-footers, particularly flving S. Lando's Goaler and whip. furlong only (503) Goorgio . .115 !) 5 1» li lh C. Kummer. 8-5 8-5 Queensboro A. C. the of the P. A. Clnrk's pole it was one's race. fore the for the fall r.57'- 104 r, to-night burgee New York Yacht naie, La came any But while university opens Sir Grafton io io jo CV4 M Babln. 80 30 12 Fhil Pranchini and Eddie Club, are brave in Rablee, thundering term and is ten later 353 Whisk . 100 2 3 7h 5I< 5» «. fi McKenna, making threat.s that days than the ICAP;off : Keep Albertf ¦for Goaler waa La Gantner ftnally went to the whip. And 347* I'olar Btart good; won drlvlng; plaro samo. Time HARTFORD, June 10.-H. King sportsmanlike offer will drawing away. then .110 871 Flypaper.110 1:40. (New world's ruoord.) Wlnner. br. 1».. by Duke "Mlcliaol.Gallowa Hili. S. Conn., find of s head was down as" they only to rouse his mount from 376 Aliliro .110i305 Mandainv .113 Tralner. (.'. Buitoii._. Owner, Landis. Holbrook Hyde and Leland Wiley, of plenty starters in the early fall erossed the iinish possible for it did 559» DnvastaUon .1 m 347 *MarJorle M.100 this The Manhasset Bay Yacht Club's re- line and so the mare trouble, appear as if 305 'Theodosia.100i305 Jlmmie .11.-, t"<«ex- St5£^_Wt. P.P. Ht. % % Ft.. ,)o^. Open. High. Close. Pii7e city, to-day repeated their victory got the decision over on La Tuniabout g _Sh. ol last in to-day, which is the first Captain Alcock AfcAtee, Rablee, threatened to 365s .100!328 Grav Gablcu.115 6-5 year winning the doubles ten¬ ptta really a nose. ride Goaler the 201 Current Kventa...ll0j232 'Pomtngo .ior, 314J La Bailee . 105 1 3 B« 2b « in in nis breaking out of amateur canvas this i>y against fence. Gant¬ 147 Astral III .1I3'347 *Sweeteat Aleook 100 2%, 2>,4 MoAtCO-. 2 championship of New England The ner kept his head and his nerve. BIO.T..100 856' Oaptaln 3' 3i'.-i 1^ 3* Mooney. 8-5 11-5 8-3 pair defeated year, will be open to all yachts up to Jockey A. Gan'ner, who is fast ac-! SECOND RACE.The Douglaaton (342) D. of Uie Valley. 112 l'» 1 i> 4» C, 5 Merriam and Swain, also Goaler responded and in last Steeplo- (356) Bollsolar.. 102 Kummer. 8 8-5 of this and including the New York Yacht Club quiring a reputation here in the East, nobly the Ohase Handicap; »elllng; four-year-old8 Callahan.. 8- 1-2 city, 6.1, 6.4, 1.6, 6.3. fifty-footers and those oi a fifty yards, as the others bore out and upward; about two miles. Qoalar moved fast to rUxkI a drlve Hyde eliminated that are en- surety shared the.honors with'1 up the-¦tretjS. hard gameb' and won going away: U B Hugh Oakley, con- rolled in clubs that are slightly, pulled away to half 372 Wlsest Kool ....184)354 K. Johnson.106 outgamed Captata Aloock In the drivo for tho place. The route was too far for Dream Of the queror of two former members of the Gcaler. This boy has a fine seat and; victory by Klsmor .132' New Haven.133 which set a tenWo carly paof>, but arter Valley^ champions, this Yacht n a length. It wps a finish that set the atopped turnlng for home afternoon in the Racing Association, of Long Isl¬ wonderfu! pair of hands; also he ap- THIRD RACE.The Kcene Memorlal; two- FIl'-TH KACi^-UNITOD STATES ABMY OFFICERS' for slngles, 6.3, 6.2. and Sound. BELMONT °"x RACE; four-year-olds and upward- to be a keen ci 10,000 patrons into a frenzy of enthu- IVve aad one-half 381 purse, $1,000. One mile. Post off Hyde and Percy of New pears judge pace. He siasm. year-olds; furlongs, 4:00; 4:01. Start good won eaally olace drtvlmr*" Tw' Kynaston, To-day'es races will be started off the put up a ride from start to finish that And, though few had profited Btraisrht. 1:46. Wlnner. ch. »., j>yj;i1ar,1^nj^,n-_(^e:!ter:_0»-ner. Unlted^HuT^lgmwnt sgrrice1 York, meet to-morrow in the finals: red and $7,000 Keene Memorial ..- black by the victory, when Gantner returned 310 T.lKheart .1131(384) Black na*cal_115 Index. Starter. Wt. P.P. St. V, ¦«-.. buoy to the northward .vould have don credit to a Loftus or (340) Sweep Ity .1131 319 Urnomstcr .115 Jockey. Open. nigh.ClTOe. Place. Sh. and eastward of Execution Lijrht and Douglaston Steeplechase with Goaler to out , Chestcr Two .... r. Sloan. weifjh the two were (S43) l-lllory .115 (803) Wllllam A.ll.'> 155 4 Major Koph. 6-5 6-li Golf Gets will be and 3 114 Comrtoous . 171 1 Expert Revenge sailed over four Otlor Brilllant As was to b_> given an ovation such as Man o' War t'llirao .1121(319) Columii .128 Vi Capt. Colo.. 8-5 There is courses, the Conteats. the 114= Avonbcar . 155 peace in The expectedi Glen seldom received. (362) Blackstons _112] 3 Major Scott. 4 8-5 Tribune sport- longest of which is fifteen nautical FIRST RACE AT 2:15 I". M. llemnajia . 2 Riddle Farnfa speedy four-yoar-old FOURTH RACE.The Belmont; three- 160% I.leut. Jones 15 4 ing department once more. After a miles. The other all of SPECIAL RACE TRAINS SATS Major one of the crack riders Tonk . 155 5 courses, which gelding Dream of the Valley, which Koch, year-olds; one mile and three furlonga. Capt,Wmson 15 week of challenges Ray McCarthy are to in leave Penn. Station, 33d St. and 7th of the United States won the 368? Queercek TW° drWV' aWa7 'lfter tunii"it fOT homo a,uJ won caswl "P- subject change accordance Av.; also Flatbuah broke in front. cut out a sizzl'ing pace. Army, .12«((338) Leonardo II.120 tho Courteoua wa7elIiiF"i.eS"rof avenged his defeat by Fred Hawthorne with variable are Av., Brooklyn. at United States Army Officers' Race at a. 33S3 Spnrtlnn Blood. .126 338* Grey ],ug.126 Mhcrl'"' at winds, eleven, nine 12:15. 12:30, 12:1.1, 1:<10, 1:1.1. 1:25, Clarence . Kuramer stepped the gelding 1IFTH- RACE Selllng; three-year-olda twn-year-old filllee; purse. Belleclaire last Monday by trim- and six miles in 1:35 P. M. a mile with C'hester Two, a former 382 $1,002. Four and a half furlonga, atralght. length. Special Carn jit'herTed for nlong to quarter in 24 flat. At this and upward; one rnile and a furlong. f,.,^^"f" won same. ming the tennis expert at The races Ijidies. Coursealso reaohed stablemate ,' t... Ioat4:26; 4,\1"'- s'a,rt H0^' drlvlng; place Time, 0:52v>mner,1-5 Wlnner cn.ch f..f yesterday will be started at 12:50 by trolley. utage of the journey Dream of the Val¬ of Goaler. This race was 375'Htar licaim.1151292 Herd Glrl .106 by tlMmua-Iluralfan. Ownrr. 11 M. Weld. Tralncr, f. U Snyder. Salisbury, 4 and 3, the same score Haw¬ Grand Stand. In< ludlng Paddovk run to form. 363* Bal. Dancer II...107 337 *Dark Hill .110 o'clock, daylight saving time, and the and Club ley was tive in front of La strictly Captain J. Cole, 159 *Amorlcan Index^_Startor. Wt. P.P Vi % H Fln. Jockoy. Open. IIIeIi. Cloae. Pl^ee Rh thorne won by. The rubber match will House, $3.85. lengths with the second Sliencs.104)357 Boy..111 J49 preparatory signal will be flown from I.adles $3.83. Tat. Rablee, wiiich in turn led Captain choice, Courteous, was 158' Pundial II .1151153 I'lrate McGe»....106 Ultlmata ... 105 7 1 3% 2% 2% I" Fator. 6-5 be played next week. the committee boat at 12:55. Inrluding Alcock two making n bid at the end. 351' Toucanet .106 334 Confuslon . 105 4 8 1' 1' lh 2» M artln. 6 by lengths. Goaler, a! SIXTH flllles: threo- 307 Flylng Jll) . 107 2 2 2V4 3» Bud Fisher's with Sande RACE.Condltions; 358 Shanks Ifamiiton... 10 length a;id a half to the rear of' Muskallonge, yoar-olde; six furlonga, main course. Niuicy 109 5 7 Kelsuy. 4 4-5 waa breezed all the way to in 800* Last Slraw.US, Gallant Foo.105 358 Bun GIrl . 105 1 B Aicock, leading the favorite, Bell-i up, victory Pierre C)til Boulo. 107 8 McAtee. 20 3 the second rnce at a mile. In the th.ird 353 I). Girl .118295 Foom .111 6 Keogti. 4 6-0 soisr, by several lengths. 346 Vivian .105 . Stauncb .105 85S_>Iii4!tdo Murphy 105 6 4 Mooney. 20 was no race, at seven furlongs, Cum Sah raced 288* Maiden's i apprt'ciable change in Ballet,.llll Ultlmata outgamed Confusion to tha drlvs "wonsh the last alstecnth. Tho latier the into .Apprentice aliowance claimed. othora aaiv. Flylng Jib no excuse. aiwaya helu the fbe order as Dream of the Valley favonte, Georgie, submission, -/-i-i_ ljad i\ancy S hanlts was outrun a!l tho way. tlashed pas.t tho half-mile raark in then quit a furlong from home. Oalco, The pacemaker had widened under Keogh's hustling ride, closed Marm^mBfMUMllwyti ^rmyv^VTttw.vvneomaaBmm, hia load to ten good lengths, while with a rush and nosed out the heavily Captain AlcocK nari moved up to the played Royce Rools, which lost several outside on La Rablee till his muzzle lengths by being carried wide at the was at the mare's saddlo girths. Rel- stretch turn. iMiMMiaitaiiiirafftfiiMiiiimfiWiW (, ons EttoblishtdiBgB 39tb & BROADWAY S* Originators and Designers of Mon's Hate. oArranged for To-day r An Early Season Sale Of,All Our Complete Stock ofLong's ens? 5uits

All This Season's Models Reduced to $| .85 FORMERLY PRICED $3.00

Frankly, we're sorry that weVe got to reduce iffi these Suits now . Naturally, we'd. rather sell them for than for . But this season we can't FORMERLY PRICED UP TO $10.00 #50 $38 wait until to our . .LONG'S HAT STORES. August begin cutting prices Our stocks must be reduced forthwith! MANHATTAN BROOKLYN CIGARETTES . Broadway at Fuiton. Proeiw.-t »t Weatehesier. FuJton and Boro Hatl. S.i Avo. at 14SU>. Broadway at Thornton. Broadway at JOtri. U'lllln at J48th. Kifth Ave. at 10th. Take the no