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Home , Bunt (sail), Shamrock (yacht)

Nb, SUNDAY.oU.mâi. JUNE 28. 1903. YOKE DAILYDATLY TRIBUNE.TTCTBT action win be. bit Iwill certainly protect myself NEW-NTCW-YOKK CHICAGO my players from nurh ruffianism. 10 INVADERS LOSE TO and W,rsr» Dreyfus* SANDY HOOK Referring to th- <*»*"*of « Davis. MS UPTON'S TWO YACHTS OFF stated that he preferred not to express* ?.r> opin- ion for as one of the league owners, he may bar* and Base "\u25a0 implicit Home Team Good at Hitting Steal- to sit in Judgment the case. He ha* SHAMROCK'S FIRST SPIN. confidence In Pulllaro. however, and it is said ing and Clearly Outclass Visitors. that he approves his action, rhougn he win not say so. [BYTELEGRAPH TO TflE TRIBUNE.] third TRIAL Chicago. June 27.-The Invaders lost th«-ir "While Colon*! Dreyfrwn is h<*re to '"""'i**** THE INITIAL HERE. to-day by «core of 1to to straight game to Chicago a th* ruffianism MMI has been shown Mana?w clearly The bat- might be 4 Th- visitors were outclassed. Clark* It la »tigg*i"t*_OjGrlinth. V---J2---- prevent hto beins attacked by th* spectators. Th» Shamrock 111 »Sn* by ten minutes " 2J> - \u2666**• * •"•\u25a0 ajleirsnre mancruvrlas. Total, 782715 ft Total. '. .» 2 minutes" for _ ...» . x—7 a 1022002.0• •'• SAYS HE WILL NOT JUMP. w Y°.rk •• 1> 1 5^ HERBMAHU - by the freshening puffs of a southerly Magoon (2)- an«l Out of National League, How- Driven Holmes. Jones. ? ?™L?t 3wi.aVi May Se Put breeze. Sir Thomas Upton's challenging yacht tee awash, ever, He Declares. Shamrock 111. with her rail almost I>^" Time' through 4 r,ff Griffith. 2. Hlf wttll f QWO. came sweeping proudly in from the sea. Umpire— Sheridan. [FT TELEOHAPn TO tit7 TRIUrNZ.} yes- It:. which, 'ledr^ys C.lwn'wti a" hour tape sunset Cincinnati. June 27.— That deals are now on twelve consummated, change the baseball map. terday, at a speed of nearly, if not quite, BOSTON. •; ST. LOTH 0 when will it only a few - R H. E. *s here to-day, and the rumored knots an hou.. Although lasted At SI Lewis ft , generally conceded speed, the best " '' coup engineered by Eastern owners is expected to minutes, it wan a fine burst of i, 0 0 « f> « \u25a0 M»land BBbbM Ar- any hour. That August Herrmann, she had shown «n her firs' trial spin in Ameri- ri^-Gitaoa and Crifrer: SudhofT be annour.rî! - tendance, 800 president- of »be Cincinnati club, and 3 associates can waters. are n.w In the minority by the sudden turn of af- Ir marked uwHl—l to the yacht that was to doubt. ««1t «« o o fairs, there serms r.o room Herrmann this same rhannel jgjnz:. £}"$!3 2 in Hval bj from sea through Philadelphia ••••!••••-" \u25a0was not even ir-formed of the gathering New stub Schreck. Dreyfa.^ thirteen days ago. with her short mast and SHAMROCK 111. Batteries— and McGulr*: Waddefl and York a few days ago of Pulllam. Brush. racing craft, with Attendance. ».9M Potter, which the details of the Davis coup bowsprit, was this gracful Showing the immense spinnaker of the challenger. and at great mainsail and her skyreaching club- A, a.nea^dTfhe^beglnn^ng of their fifteen mile run. and probably of the one which is to come MM her they AT CLEVELAND. tcpsail. She passed Sandy Hook at steamboat discussed. FIRST GAME. mystified at the ap- frpeed. led by her owner's steam yacht Erin, dose reach for them END OF DAY OF DRIFTS. —RHE Herrmann declares he was shore. This mad- it a BREEZE AT x—Bx 8 12 O of G. d^^lan-i 330A1001 * 2 parent discourtesy shown the chairman th* closely by Commodore F. of this work the new- 0 0 » o 0 o o—o and followed both. In forty-six minutes BASEBALL Washington".".'.'."."".*) « peace "I not be surprised now Delaware, flagship of the Xew- She had Bemls; Orth an.l Drill. committee. would Bourne's the boat passed the old one to leeward. Raceabout DaTtnlf B«-rnhard and to-day. He declared, how- Privateer Tie in Seawanhaka Corinthian SECOND GAME. at anything." he said Terk Yacht Club. R. A. C. Smith's gained about a mile on her, when at 3:3.". o'clock r H E. would fight to the last ditch of let Effort. ever, that he and the Josephine, by the Wideners. Captain Wiinge put his wheel hard up and Series— Mimosa 11. Beats the Washington 3—« 'j* agreement, and owned Crowd Sees Pittsburg 020000000 O—2 10 \0 against the violation of the peace Philadelphia, the latter being with a The big boom no five Biff Defeat <-:.v.;,nri 0 (,002000 League dressed th? Shamrock 111 gybe. had drifting about the Sound for nearly Batteries —Wilson and Drill;Joss and°."AaaMll that he would not desert the National un- occasion. spinna- After Giants, rainbow of flag's in honor of the sooner swung broad off to port than the hours in the annual regatta, the Seawanhaka 4 to 2. less he was forced out, and that the Cincinnati club Taking Shamrock Iout with her for a trial ker boom was launched to starboard, the sail Corinthian Yacht Club's fleet managed to cover one KASTERN L.EAGTTE. would abide by the wishes ofa majority of the clui> 90-footer, horse, so to speak, the newest Fife was hoisted smartly, and in 1 minute and 15 round of the course before sunset. The event was NEWARK, 1; BCFFAIA 1 owners in which it was determined to conduct the calms, cats- RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY. after sailing some thirtymiles in a steady breeze seconds from the time the boom left the deck sailed in provoking with occasional June ST.— went away with the National League. the true Ruffalo. Newark from the south, which never exceeded eight out and set. It was a won- paws of light southerly airs. At 6 o'clock NATIONAL.LEAGUE. paries with Buffalo, winning by 4 "Iwent Into the National League In good faith." th- sail was broken tail- 8; (first last (tnm»> of thf strength, which averaged five sail, sweeping the breeze came in from west-southwest, and the PlttPburp. 4: New-York. 2. iBoston. Chicago. 7 - been credited with a he said, "and even ifPulllam and Brush and Ma* knots In and derfully large and beautiful 6; Brooklyn. 2. 1 game). to Heaterfer should have crossed the linish line under the Influence of Cincinnati. (sec- Thiery's spOOed the opportunity. knock a ball In the American League knots, defeated the older boat by ten minutes, foot and filling:every inch of the enders St. Louis. 7; Philadelphia. 'B-iston. 7: Chicago, 1 Hhutout. but muff asscoiates water with its sailing wind. ond game). The score: not Jump, but as Iseem to be In much of this gain being made in a spinnaker run a fair 4 R H E to-morrow Iwill triangle to starboard. Features of the regatta were the victory of AMERICAN LEAGUE. • I the minority they might take a notion to firs xn« of about fifteen miies. An analysis of the spin 4. Newark 20020000f>--4 go American. \u25a0 GAINS STEADILY. Mimosa IIover the Effort, and a tie in the series Cleveland. R: Washington, 0, Chicago. "; New-York. Buffalo ..."."..'.'.'.' 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 «>--2 I2 out. Then Imight have to to the the were 2 hours and NEW YACHT (first same). |Boston. 6: St. Louis. 0. Shea; ar.4 r.aport». "I can put but one construction on Puiilam's shows that Shamrocks races for the Seawanhaka Club raceabouts. The Detroit, 2; Philadelphia, 1. l:att«-ri<»£—Hesterf^r and Hooker work; ran Sharrroek Iover on Washington. 5: Cleveland. 2: attitude, in view of statements which have been 30 minutes doing windward 4t> minutes Captain Bevis nov result of yesterday's event left the Mystery, the (second game). him lately. He took seriously that Joke t;icK boat, gyb- made by league on a close reach, and 2 hours and 19 minutes on the starboard toward the new Nathalie and the Jolly Roger with an equal num- TORONTO, 5; JERSEY CtTT. I about Johnson as the head of a twelve-club right wake. Set- cup. and is sore. But it is ridiculous for an employ* the spinnaker run. The distance beat- ing to starboard in the other's ber of points for the handsome Jersey City safe to- \u25a0 estimated GAMES TO-DAY. Toronto, June 27.—Hardy held to take such a radical step without consulting miles, reaching five spinnaker immediately, he almost suc- After the preparatory signal, which was made at Ing to windward was ten ting the AMERICAN LEAGUE:. day until the ninth inning, when three successive those who employed him." minutes blanketing his rival. The challenger 1:15, the largest class, which included the new hits with miles and running fifteen miles. Tea ceeded in New-York at Chicago. {Boston et St. Loul singles netted two runs. Toronto bunched she con- and the Weetamoe 11, were sent away at may be subtracted for the time used in ma- soon drew away from her. however, and Neola Philadelphia at Dertolt. I Jersey City's errors in the fourth and won. The ON there was stirring made the SODEN AGAINST DAVIS GIANTS. gain slowly steadily as they ran 1:20. What wind score: noeuvring between the end of the windward tinued to but tack, with booms broad R. H. B. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBO'Z. 7 reach, formed first leg a reach on the port x—s ft 2 work and the beginning of the close and down the fifteen miles to the finish line first THE RECORDS. Toronto 10030001 Boston, 27—President Soden of the Boston off and balloon headsails. The Neola was Jersey Ciiy 0 00001002-3 8 3 June for the time lost in luffing while changing top- lightship and the Erin. The NATIONALLEAGUE. ::.:.:..... put himself en record to-day by the Scotland across, with the Weetamoe on her starboard quar- Batteries —Hardy and Toft; Barnett and Dillon. National League club of a in Won. Lost. Clubs. Won.liOet.P.R sails, so that the yacht easily have cov- new yacht *aa fully three-quarters mile ter. Clubs. P.c.| all of the Cincinnati could Pittsburg- 41 lt> .«. 25 .f>4si New-York 22 27 .449 WORCESTER. 2; ROCHESTER. 0. think, however, that a. a—fball war will resu » yacht's speed, for she the about ip. m. Summary of Seawanhaka: Corinthian annual re- St. Louis 26 23 .531 Washington 15 40 .273 K• H weather exhibition of the their buoys In Horseshoe . At Rochester— , « a % from the >-iolatlons." has on the Knn a course, Sound, off Oyster Bay: Worcester 1 0 0 «?-'-«0 0 0 10 o—2 S 1 lightbreeze. She makes Sir Thomas Upton board gatta: Long Island 1 1b undoubtedly fast in a which he present to the Pan — Rochester II!l!I...l.?i 00000 00 0— 3 silver cup will 43-FOOT CLASS. In one of the most games of the season — Lilly. water than racing excitins McCauiey; Leary and less fuss in travelling through the (CaL) Club as a Elapsed time. Batteries Falkenberg and DORLAS. Diego Corinthian Yacht Lip- Pittsburg defeated New-York at the Polo Grounds TWO RACES FOR either cf her predecessors Her bow wave is trophy. It is inscribed "The Sir Thomas Yacht and owner. H.M.S. on the base, Park ~ 4:39:05 yesterday by a score of 4 to 2. small, and her wave, at a speed of eight Cm Cup" and has twelve shields Mimosa. T. L. WILLIAMS AND DARTMOUTH TIED. quarter names of winning yachts are to Effort, F. M. Smith 6:0.2:18 The largest crowd that ever g-athered at the Polo on which the — THE TRIBUNE.] knots, hauled, is scarcely percep- TO when close be SLOOPS 30-FOOT CLASS. Grounds saw the contest. It was said that 32.240 [BYTELEGRAPH in Race at Man- inscribed. . lying 27.— Williams won from Nelson First Motor tible. With her main boom nearly amidships The following message from the Erin, Anoatok. W. G. Brokaw 5:02:18 people passed through the turnstiles. Phll- Middletown. Conn., June well, within four off Sandy Hook was received at The Tribune SLOOPS— CLASS. faultless, and, save for Wesleyan this afternoon, 6 to 0. The outcome of she points remarkably lying Wireless Tele- lippi's pitching was for the hattan Beach. twenty-five office last night by the De Forest Alert. J. W. Allen 4:43:04 Leach, would have suc- this game ties Williams and Dartmouth points of the -wind She tacks in an error by he Triangular iXiague championship In baseball. The B SLOOPS— 2S-FOOT CLASS. home team. "Wagner After having had to postpone the bicycle races seconds from "full to full." She can un- Lipton i? dining with Commo- « 5:09:07 ceeded in shutting out the BCOre: ""Sir Thomas" Delaware. Lucille. P. Williams basehlts, latter and R. H. E. at the Manhattan Beach track on two Saturdays doubtedly than that, but Captain dore Bourne, of the steam yacht and atertes made two and the 0 0 2 0 1 1—« 10 3 do better luncheon with Mr RACEABOUT CLASS. Williams 0 0 2 the contests were finally held yesterday under the swing The commodore will take 4:34:31 Clarke a few brilliant catches. Wesleyan O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o—o 5 3 Wringe made no effort yesterday to her Mrs. Nathalie. F. G. Stewart ' It was the opening Thomas on the Erin to-morrow. Mr. and Mystery. De Forest -•- 4:34:40 Pittsburg made the first run in the opening In- — McCarty; and Han- most favorable circumstances. her performance the will take Johnson Wadsworth and Monroe by the sea, and any faster. Judging from R. A. C. Smith and a party of friends SEAWANHAKA 15-FOOTERS. ning. Singles by Sebring, Clark and Wagner and lon. of the cycling season on the track plenty stability. lunchpon Thomas to-morrow." large spectators gathered to encourage yacht has of with Sir >;abrlna. C. W. TVetmore 5:12::55 :12::''5 a sacrifice by Beaumont brought in the run. In a number of conditions to Sir Thomas and Mr.Fife expressed themselves Cayenne. C. S. Hoyt -..- 5:lh:o2 the men In their efforts. The contained so It is difficult under yesterday's spin yesterday. The the fourth inning thf> Giants made their only two DURFEE IS WILLIAMS CAPTAIN. races as well satisfied with the NEW-ROCHELLE ONE-DESIGN CLASS. many that many heats had to be run off. make any decisive comparisons between Sham- owner said: "Ifthe weather is suit- runs. Bresnahan. first up to the bat. made a bunt, Troy, N. T., June Ti.—The Williams College base- entries Shamrock's Caper. B. L. Howard s:l :— The day was a good one for the sport— sun Reliance, is reason race on Monday. 5:15:i> which Leach failed to get. McGann's high fly went to-day Durfee. of rock HI and the but there able we shall have a formal Knave, R. N. Bavler ball team elected James Garfleld was strong enough very ONE-DESIGN CLASS. to Sebring. Mertes flied to Richey and Bresnahan Oberlin, Ohio, for next year. shone strong and the breeze Just to believe that the challenger willbe close HEMPSTEAD HARBOR captain of the team Itpleasant. Taking It In the band Goslln, M. T. Pratt 5:54:47 was caught at second. Leach muffed Davis's hit to make all all. to the American boat in a spinnaker run in such THE OGEEMAH WINS HER RACE. the right description of the scene when it Anoatok, and Mertes pot a home. Gilbert's hit to left field grave a breeze. There were indications that the The winners were the Mimosa, the the DOCTORS DEFEAT CLERGY. Old Summer Time." also Lucille, Nathalie, the Sabrlna, the got thf> plate. In the seventh lnniung BAYONNE played "The Good more Alert, the the Davis across the showing made by Reliance would have beaten the Columbia Bay Caper and the Goslin. Pittsburg thp by making another on Bayonne. N. J.. June 27 (Special).— Doctors of The surprise of. the day was Eascal Protests Martha M.inGravesend tied score run mile rac<» In the windward work of yesterday than Sham- Wagner's and I'ranstleld's singles and Browne's Bayonne defeated the clergymen this afternoon In O. Dorian. Ho won the. three-Quarter season, and the two mile handicap race. Ha rock 111 defeated her sister ship. Shamrock I— Catboat Contest. THE COLUMBIA ARRIVES AT NEWPORT. fumble. their first exhibition game of the played for for novices Much enthusiasm Is practically a newcomer In the havin< of course, that the latter and the Associa- TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.] It was not until the eleventh Inning was reached the benefit of Bayonne Hospital. field. »fsumii!C. The third regatta of the Yacht Racing [BT taken part In a few previous races. Last equally yesterday after- L, June 27.—The Columbia came that any more scoring was done. Then Pittsburg •was shown. The clergymen, recently organized-, only Cnlumliia are now about matched. The tion of Gravesend Bay was sailed New-port. R. Baptist gained reputation by winning many Canoe afternoon under her own made its two winning runs. Beaumont made a played a good game. Roman Catholic and winter he a challenger moves so easily In lightbreezes with noon, under the auspices of the New-York down from Bristol this only eigh- double, to third clergymen not represented. skaf'.r.g races at Clermont Rink. He 13 rig she Club. Nineteen boats entered, and all except one and is at her moorings off Brenton's Cove. but was caught trying to get on were her present that it is fair to suppose will BafL spin played plucky uphillgame, hav- years and showed yesterday that he la The winners were the Bonito. the Squaw, The Constitution went out for a short this Clarke's hit. Wagner got his base on bails, Kruser The ministers a teen old. prove very fast on all points of sailing: in strong finished. morninp, principally for Eail exercise, but did not the good a wheel as he Is on. skates. Ogeemah, the Spots and the Jig-a-Jig. The held, w.i*struck out and Leach made a double over Van ing a good backstop in Rev. Otto L.F. Mohn. Just as on breezes when she wears her largest sails. the- go beyond the Dumplings. Sail drill was and Rev. Mr. of Jersey a saiiov- r. returning clubtopsail was sent to Bristol for Haltren's head, which sent in Clarke and Wagner. of Jersey City. The Stuchell. THIRTY-SIX STARTERS IS TWO MILK. yacht Pickaninny scored on her was hard and Shamrock 111 is \u25a0unquestionably the ablest In the class the Rascal finished 1minute alterations. Her mainsail also was shifted. Richey flied to Van Haltren. The score: City, pitched . throughout, but hit were cut off the two mile over, catboat Mohn and were The sercl-flnals that Sir Thomas Lipton has brought and 5 seconds ahead of the Martha M.. which she pro- NEW-YORK. PITTSBCRG. * safely. The Rev. Messrs. Grant handicap races, so that the spectators could get regarded a opponent. of the turning marks. The TO THE SYLPH. ab r lb po a c! ab r lbpo a the safe hitters for the clergy, the former being a she may be as formidable tested for fouling at one ACCIDENT 0 2 2 0 0 Sabring, 0 1 1 3 0 home before It was too late, and thirty-six com- Urownp. rf.-ft rf 0 heavy timely batter. The Rev. Messrs. Grant. By 10 a. m. everything was ready for a start Martha If received time allowance from the Ras- Washington, June 27.—News of the accident to Bres'han. cf.s 0 111 Olßeaamont. cf.s 0 13 0 0 and petitors started off In the final heat of this contest. The winner cannot be decided until the protest Metiann, 1b.5 O O 7 2 Oi Clarke. If 6 112 0 0 and Boocock did the best field work. from the anchorage off Tompkinsville. Covers oal the steam yacht Sylph, which occurred on Thurs- Mohn result, there was a spill. In which several is acted on and the corrected time figured out. Mertes, 1f...4 1 1 3 0 (i:Wagner, ss.lb.s 2 4 6 2 0 Rev. Mr. Stuchell struck out nine men, to As a off the mainsails, and jibs up in stops The features of the day were the fine work of the day evening in the Thames River while the vessel VHalt'n. If..1 0 0 1 0 Oi Krug»r. ss 1 0 0 O 1 0 The men went down, but none were hurt seriously. were were by Bropny and Davis, lb 0 by Dr. William H. Axford. who outclassed crews, new Class P boat Ogeemah. owned was on its way to New-London with Mrs. Roose- ss 4 1 O 4 5 l|Bfi«ld, 5 0 112 0 seven Such men as Marcus L. Hurley, of the New-York on the stays of both yachts. ,The in clean Mackay, of the -hurst Yacht Club, and the Luuder 3b.. 4 0 1 (i 4 0' l>each. 3b 8 0 3 0 3 J the clerical pitcher. Eight bases on balls were board, did not reach the f' "Teddy" working suits, were standing by for interesting competition in the Marine and Field velt and the children on Gilbert, 2b.. .4 1 8 6 o|Richey, ~i> f> 0 10 6 0 given the doctors, to five for clergy. Much bet- Athletic Club, the amateur champion: white the Warner, c...4 <> <\u25a0 3 1 o|Phelps, 5 0 2 8 0 0 the Club one-design class. The summary: Navy Department until late ln?t night in a dis- c ter infielding done by the doctors, who organ- Bllllngton George Glasscn were entered In this order to heave up It was given commanding Syli'h. McGln'ty, p. .4 0 0 4 1 l|PhlUlpi. p 3 0 10 2 0 was and anchors. SLOOPS— CLASS M—SPECIAL— START. 3:03. patch from the officer of the ized last season. Dr. John T. Connelly, who They started from the scratch. As many of when the Krin had passed a towline While anchored in thf Tlwm^ the Sylph was run caught made a home run. Dr. J. 6. L. Borgmeyer. race. at 10:30. Elapsed resulting the loss of TM&ls ...40 2 633 19 2| Totals 47 41533 14 1 handicap were Finish. time. Into by a private yaoht. in <> 0 2 0 O 0 O 0 0 o—20— 2 Dr. Axford and T. W. Dayey and P. F. Stevens the men had leads that hard to. to 111 and the tug one to diimape will be sustained by New-York O Shamrock Cruizer Boat and own-r. MS HM.S. her l*">wsprit. The Plttsbunc 1 0 O 0 0 0 1 O O 0 2—4 each made more than one timelyhit. Manager Dr. overcome, and considering that so many were Shamrock I. The pr«>ss tug De Witt C. Ivlns Bomto. Havlland Bros 5:04:50 2:01:50 the owner of the yacht. — —-Wagner. Stanley R. Woodruff, at shortstop, is said to have off at once their defeat was not disgrace- 5:09:0* 2:00:08 Earned runs Vlttsburg. 2. Two base hits started through the Narrows and Kar.»rar>.. C H. Humphreys Left <-.n bases —New-York, 4; Pittsburg. 15. equalled a professional. followed the yachts L. Atkinson Not timed. Mertee. over The score by ful. Dorian the lead at the- start of the rare Pocohonuus. P. Thrê base hit—Clarke. Sacrifice hit— F<*>aumont. Stolen Bayonne Hospital gained SUM took out toward Sandy Hook. SLO IPS— CLASS X—START. 3:03. NOT BE COACH. base —Urowne. First base on errors -Fittaburg, 2; New- innin=3: and Increased It to the finish, winning by about 300 HANLAN MAY R. As they passed down the main ship channel Squaw H. J. 5:19:40 2:10:40 York 1. First base on balls—Off McGinnity, 1. Struck ELK A have covered trie three Heath 7. Wild pltrh—Phil- 1 1 15 0 2 2 3 I— 11 9 feet. blanket could fol- steamships Indian. H. F. Menton 5:26:45 2:23:43 out—By McGinnity, 1. by Phillip!, - Doctors contest, prizes the Shamrocks were saluted by the lip! Time— 2:lo. Vmplre— O'Day. Att^ndanr^ 32.240. Clergy 0 0 3 300030—9 8 7 lowingmen in the who also received SLOOPS— CLASS P—START. 3:06. to Graphite on wMcll Vsd«»rland and I>ahn. bound out. and by many 4:-.'«:L'O 20 Objections at Poughkeepsie Batteries— Drs. William H. Axford and John T. The first prize was a horse and surrey, in •\u25a0'Rîr.ah. Brophy & Mackay 20 Stuchell and O. L.F. other vessels that passsed. Karma. J. C. Ersklne 4:2.^:53 •--..; Connelly; the Rev. Messrs. J. \u25a0Dorian was driven around the track after the rac». Vagabond, T. A. Vernon 4::>.".:IS 1:29:15 Shells and His Discipline. STJPERBAS' ERRORS LOSE GAME. Mohn. to wonderful pedigree, At 11:35 o'clock, when nearly down to the The animal 13 said have a SLOOPS— CLASS Q—START, 3:09. [BY TO THE TRIBUNE.] having selling plater race many point of Sandy Hook, the crew of Shamrock 111 TELEGRAPH come in last in a Fpots. D. D Allerton 4:28:33 1:17:33 Poughkeepsie, N. June 27.— a result of Co- years ago at Aqueduct track. The lameness the began setting her was hoisted in Wraith. Calvin Tomklns 4:37:52 1:28:52 V.. McCreedie, Through Poor Field- DAVIS CASE TROUBLE. mainsail. It lumbia's disastrous failure in yesterday's regatta Strang and animal showed yesteday indicated that Dorian five minutes. The mainsail of Shamrock Iwas SLOOPS— CLASS R— START 3:18. E. H. Low 4:45:48 1:30:48 there Is a report to-night that Edward Hanlan's ing, Game to Cincinnati, 5 to 2. would have to ship him to this city on a Lon? At o'clock, off ri.-kininny. Give also set in the same time. 12:15 CLASS V—CATBOATS— START. 3:18. services as coach of the Columbia crew will be Island train. Errors by Strang and McCreedie in th*1 fifth inn- Difficulty May the whistling buoy. Sir Thomas Lipton and Mr. Rascal. D G. Whltlock 4:38:10 1:10:10 dispensed with for next season. The complaint Be Brewing in the In the three-quarter mile race for novices Dorian M. Moore 4:39:15 1:11:15 ing yesterday between Brooklyn ar.n were put on board Shamrock 111. and Martha Richard that is found with Hanlan, according to the rumor, Cincinnati came In first In an exciting finish, \u25a0 few yarn* Fife Boozie. C. D. Durkee 4:43:07 1:25:07 gavp th<* latter team the victory by a score nf 5 to Neill the older boat, by — is not so much with his coaching, which is ad- National League. ahead of Edward Bailey, who in turn came In a Colonel D. F. on the MARINE AND FIELD CLASS START. 3:21. 2 These stupid errors let in three Garvin mitted to be good, as with his failure as a disci- runs. foot in front "Joe" the third man. Erin's launch, and at 12:20 o'clock the towlin«-s J!e-a.-Jig. Ferguson & Hutcheson 4:4'j:10 125:10 home team, and a There Is no end of trouble in baseball circles again of Rockowitz. F-prant*. T. A. Hamilton 4:47:30 1:26:30 plinarian. The crew in rowing such a high stroke pitched for the made good show- wore let go. 4:49:14 1:2N:14 but th« Superbas over the action of Harry Pulliam, the president FIFTEEN' MILE MOTOR RACE. Krlpie. W. K. Brown .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. is said to have gone contrary to orders, and Han- intr. ihf> fieldins of was generally vix*n..1 •» Mabcoey 4*0:12 1:20:12 at of the National League, in allowing George Davis race, which scheduled >• 4:52:40 1:31:40 censured for not having made them obey. On poor. Pool<= -was erratic times, but managed to The motor paced was START OF THE TRIAL. Qulnqu* \\\ .1 Sp*-nc» lan is to play with the Giants. The information received Stinger. A P. Clapp 4:58:55 l:37:5o the other hand, many uphold the former champion, keep his head at critical moments. "Joe" Kelly tween "Bobby" Walthour. "Joe" Nelson and Georgw away on IS seconds; last evening from Boston that President of Both yachts cast to starboard, filling The Bcr.ito beat the Kangaroo. 4 minutes scarcely responsible if his and Jacklitsch bare beep, suspended for thrp* rlavs Soden Leander, was expected to be the principal ccatMt minutes 5 seconds; the saying that he is crew League Club In city put port tack, each setting her jib staysail the Squaw beat the Indian. 7 disobeying the rules In Friday's gnnr> the National that had him- of the day. It was i»e the and Opeemah beat the Karma. 2 minutes 33 seconds; the lost its wits In the race -when it had shown good for The announced that it would fbr the self on record as against the playing of Davl« was as she did so. Working topsails were set above Vagabond. H minutes 65 seconds; the Spots beat headwork in practice. It is not to be denied that score: five miles, and was to be tried Inheats. Just before "Wraith 1 minute 19 seconds; the Rascal finished 1 min- BROOK received as a bad omen by those interested In the challenger spends M., 4 minutes 57 eight ex- CINCINNATI. the time for the contest the spectators were told The mainsails. It was noted that the ute 5 ahead of the Martha Columbia's rowed in form far from the ab r lb po a » ab r lb po game. of the Boozie: the Jic-a-Jig beat the Es- in is a c that -he race was changed to a fifteen-mile contest. moved off easily and with great speed. Her Mccßiia ahead cellence of the good work it did practice. It Donlln, If 2 I 1 3 0 0! Stran?, 3b .401511 Soden, coming pTar.ce 1 rr.inute 20 seconds, the Kelpie 3 minutes 4 sec- The action of so soon after the seconds, the Qulnque min- pointed out that both last year and the year be- Morrissey of 4 10 3 0 0 Sheckard, 1f... 0 0 10 1 The start was fairly good. Nelson getting a !ead position when they both filled away was quite or.'Js the Vixen 4 minutes 2 « rf 4 1 4 1 0 0' Dobbs, cf. 4 <> <\ (• ruling Garry Hermann, president of the Cincinnati utes'?/* f^ccrAs. and the Stinger 12 minutes 45 seconds. fore, Har.lan had men of the proper physical Dolan. .. 0 0 club, taken, is a sign may which he increased to the end of the race. Lean- an (Ml of a mile on the lee bow of Sham- when Berkley. 1b..4 1 1.8 0 0| McCreedie. rf 4 12 2 10 baa that there be trouble ' calibre, he produced first rate crews, and there are Sfnfeldt. 3b. 4 0 13 2 0 Doyle, lh 2 1 214 10 ahead for President Pulliam and the National der was sfcond and Walthour third. In the third rock I. The wind was light and from about r>aly .-. 3 0 1 2 •! •' Dahlen, ss . 2 0 0 2 0 League. ItIs safe to say. however, that Mr. place, many who sincerely hope that he will be retained. 0 3 4 Pul- mile Walthour took second with Leandw the water smooth as in PROGRAMME FOR NEWPORT RACES. Corcoran, ss.4 0 1 0 Ritter. c 3 0 1 2 3 1 liam's action in the Davis case will be supported fouth. and was as Long Again Hanlan came in for some criticism on the Feitz, c 4 <> " 4 1 0 2b 4 0 0 1 1 failing in the rear all the time. At the fifth mi'.e -,_... a committee of the New-York Yacht Flood. 4 by a majority of the club owners of the National Island Sound, save for a long, easterly swell, not Thf? part of the oarsmen because of the fact that he Poole, p —3 1 1 0 1 o'Garvin. p 8 0 0 0 « 0 League. James Potter, president of the Philadel- Nelson, who was riding splendidly. lapped Lean- Club has issued the following programme for the I'Jennings1 'Jennings ....] 0 0 0 0 O club, sufficient to bother either yacht. covered his shells with pot lead, a graphite sub- phia when asked yesterday how he stood on der. and received a great ovation. Leander's motor Bp*fi*lraces for the W-footera off Newport, R. 1.. Totals .. 32 5 927 11 0 the Davis question, said that he would support Mr. trimmed flat they started for a stance, for yesterday's races. A coating of this is I Total? 31 2 627 20 4 Secretary Locke, club, got out of order in The ninth mile, and he quit With sheets on _\u25a0• 30, July 1,2,1 and 4: PulliaTm. of the Pittsburg jibtopsai'.s June supposed to make the boats run smooth. The represents Dreyfuss. said yesterday the race. lapped the eleventh long beat to windward. Small were Preparatory signal •Batted for Garvtn in ninth. who President Nelson Walthour in Start off Brenton Reef Lirhtship. — in regard to the case that Mr. Dreyfuss stick got up both, and hands sent limit, fttt hours. Time not taken idea is an old one and was used Hanlan him- 0 0 O i a l 0 0 o—s0 5 would mile. In the thirteenth mile Walthour's motor sent on all were to at 11 :Vt a. m. Time maintained, Cincinnati to President Pulliam through thick and thin, and &?:»- 7 p m. No TM* sliirtfd— after 2:30 p. in. self in his own races. It is however, Brooklyn 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 o—2 intimated that Mr. Hermann is under Ban out of pear, and ha was compelled to follow windward, lyingclose up under the port --\u25a0'\u25a0 . white (Sag commit- — — John- r a.. «nle — President Puiliam. when asked yesterday what wind necessiTates Fhittintr eastward. on hasps Cincinnati. 3; Brooklyn, 3. Double play Cor- say. with a mishap, and he had also to follow another while Mr Fif« i»tood near Cap- <•*_- taite place of lightship's niain- ran poorly. he had to replied that he had not received Shamrock 111. In which a mark will coran, Daly and lleckley. First base on errors Cincinnati, motor his own was repaired Walthour waji Lines at ripht angUs with outward and home So far as oarsmen and college visitors are con- — Poole, oft 3. Hermann's letter yet. and did not care to talk until Wringe at the wheel. matt. cerned PoughUeepsie now deserted. The topic 2. First—base on balls off 5; Garvln. Sacri- before he He tain Is had. said that the might a strong favorite before the rare. *ith Loander courses. re*i»-cJive;y. i* fice hit Daly. Hit by pitched ball— By Poole. Struck letter not minutes after the start both yachts Courses— No. 1 iletter B) From starting line to and of rowing conversation the reversal of Columbia out—By 4; by <;arvin. 2. 2:12. I'mplr«>— have been written. He added that he had per- TOO Sixteen windward, or Georgetown. The Poole. Tim«. conscientiously next in the betting. Xeis^n won easily by had, around a murk fifteen miles to leeward. and the rise of defeat of the Johnstonp. Attendance. 8.000 formed his duties at all times, and tacked to starboard. The new one In this and return, leaving a Ilk on starboard hand. No. 2 (let- blue and white was unexpected and is not ac- had made the decision after careful and thorough yards in 22:15 ."-5. V complete summary of th« ter T). From starting line, ten ml:es to and around a except by .-ape. brief period, worked out from a position an second mark, counted for the fact that the continued consideration of the flfteen-mt'e motor race follows: mark: ten mile* to and around a and ten high stroke of 36 killed the crew in thrr-e miles BOSTON WINS ruÛBI^KHEADER. eighth to l«»eward one the same miles to ftr.lfh line, tuminc: marks on outside of triangle Seron.l Third. T*.me- of a mile to yachts around. The men were completely exhausted at th. finish. Miles. L«ea.:. First to port or starboard. accr.r-:.-ds.. .Sriron... l>*an«!?r. ..Walthour l:2i distance to windward of the older boat. A few starting Preparatory Bred and Blue Peter roughly figured that the four miles Co- R. H. E. DREYFUSS TO ROW. .•» . Msnalf*.—— irun pulled 725 strokes, while Cornell 0 INVESTIGATE 2.T.100 y.-.iiis...Nelson,. TtunrtT. .Walthour .3 M challenger passed cone b-1. Warning minutes later aecond pun fired; lumbia rowed Boston 13 2 0 0 2 0 x— 8 2 . later the crew of the — difference in strain on the " " 4 \u25a0> : 3. I!" >v.i-ds... Nelson.. .Walthour. ..I*?ar.topsail from below bent Five minutes '.ater third jrun fired, and red l.all crews is Batteries* Malarky and Moran; Menefee and Kllng. — y-i/cla. n.lrr 7:«5 Handicap —Two minutes later a fourth Georgetown's really excellent race has excited Indignant at on »...Hn> ..NVlson... Walthour... Lea it on thr will Ft. H. E. Nelson 5S*» went about to port. The new boat followed whistle be Kiv.n. and won on skill and grit. Wisconsin's failure has Boston 2 0 o 1 2 O 0 x—7 7 3 Giants with Negligence. 5...2>> y»j-Is...Nelson. ..Walthour. .Lrand-r 11•-• Marks.— White floats carrying black and yellow ball regret, while. Pennsylvania's 2 — . not aroused much fail- Chicago 0 O 0 0 O I—l1 1 .\u25a0> 0. XV*yards. ..Neljoi. .Walthour. Lean.ier. suit a minute later. There was a little more with white stripe (N. Y. V. C. In blue» sur- 0 0 0 « . . .. — . !:»'» diaer>nal to better not unexpected. The Syracuse [»T nuKunt . c«n«. ure do was Batteries —Pittenger and 'Moran; Lundgren and Kllng. TO TUT TRIBCXE. K>...31»> >M>.-ls ..NVlion...W.iltn«Mir. ia:"JIS and she swung around "from full to mounted by flash crew, novices in rowing, have received much I U.;,450 yania...NW.t:*9*» wind now. PpecJa.l Signals. Post poneme.nt —Start postponed, pro- for Attendance, 5.500. Pittsburg. June 27.—Colonel Barney Dreyfus?, of ..Walt'.iour... — ... twenty-five seconds. :ong«jd whlftle Mast, and l'tter "J" hoisted. Preliminary credit. Pittshurg 12...*w> ysr *"• X'p went the club smartly on the port whistle tla*t and setting of course 6ienal tlve minutes this for New- York City to investigate the M...7.'.n v^.-?!s...Xel?>in. ..Walthour... -'I Recall —One THREE AMERICAN HENLEY ENTRIES. At Philadelphia— R. H. E. 15...T0<> yjf-da. ..Neis^n. ..Walthour. .. 23:*5^ •idp. "walking it up" along the lee before preparatory cl^:.Hi la made. — short attack which made in that city .... men i. O 2 O 4 0 was Manager the blast and diFplay of private signal. E The St. Louis o n I—7— M « on •Matte — Startlne— 1.. !! ion. June 27.— official list of the Henley <) 0 I0 1 0 o 0 Clarke by The other i,ummart«i Ide of the deck. They had pome trouble in time, will be shifted.— F Do you wish— to start? M Philadelphia 0 7 2 Frank Bowennaa. catcher of the New- Race .•\u25a0 oft*. II S Recall at commit- entries published to-day shows there are only Rhode* and J. FrasT. • — by Man- 'hcting out pail, but it was in six min- Race morrow. three Batteries— O'Neill: KcFttrtdge York National team. When the repeal of the at- On*-th!r-l rri'.l.- n lacrvtc*) Won O. Dorloa. the set tee tug When at the finish the committee boat willhoiat competitors— Juvenal, of the Vesper and Rotii. Artendanet, 1,518. hattan BflKb; Joacph SL La Votl*. Jersey Ciiy. second: fog •»!'.: "at of not more than transatlantic tack reached this city yesterday vs:es after Itleft the ar-;»); Kirnard Eat>y. I. W. \VO *. NICHOLSON KANE. ]Regatta At i^.n.ii Lowell, 6; Lawren«c. 4. ceived verification of the report. This came this yards), second; "Joe" RockowtU. & W. iIOO yards), thlr-i: »o leeward of the n^w boat. The latter tacked LAWTON. \ ccCommmomir!tte«- STONE TO CAPTAIN SYRACUSE CREW. At Manchester — Miiche»ter. 8 "av^rhlll.3. licnjamln yarJsi. fourth. Ttm*. El-WARD ) — afternoon in the shape of a letter from the KeynolUs. Bruvklyn »125 EDWARD H. WALES. Syracuse, Syracuse 'vanity At. New-Bedford NtfW-B<*Jfor«l. 2; Nashua. I. captain- a minute later. Both were then on the star- June IT.—The crew At Fall River—Fall Concord. 1. manager, in which he 4:13 V to-day Stone, of River. •'>. told of the assault that had board t;i<-K fleeted Koi>ert K. llarceUufl cap- been made him. Dreyfuss HARTFORD WINS LAUNCH RACE. tain. on was extremely in- BELLEVILLE AGAINST SUNDAY SPORT. During the next fifty-six they re- dignant, especially view minutes [MX RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES. and in of the fact that peop.'a tack, TtnWTtltn To THE TIUBUNE.] nowertn.-in was Belleville. N. J.. June T. (Special>.-The & mained on that the steam yacht Erin and BELMONT YEARLINGS SOLD. — 0; allowed to take part li yesterday's Stamford. Conn., June 27.—About a thousand peo- at Mintc air Crescent A. •'..— Montclalr A. C, 2 game, BeUavlU*, N. J.. are to oppo.-*? th« holding of Su"- th*» press boat following along to of The yearlings from the Nursery Stud, At New-Dorp States Island Brown Brother* * Co and that Fred Knowlea. secretary of the • leeward ple watched th« special launch race between property New-Amsterdam, ft. i iy bicycle races at ths» HlTMfft Oval, and all law- challenger. Belmont, in 23; National Bank New-York club, had saM that no action the Thomas Smith's the Palmer, R. H. Gillespie's the of August were sold the sales paddock would be ful means to prevent the same within the limit* of at Sheepshead Bay yesterday. The prices taken against Bowerman. Having stood oflf shore long enougrh to demon- ACruus and W. P. Hatch's the Hartford to-day, realized the town ar» to be taken. This is to put m «-id to - the stock offered were fair. Those that STATE LEAGUE. "Section 2S of the constitution of the • tha.t his yacht could Iunder the auspices of the Corinthian Yacht Club, for sold for National the sport in and tx is tixrou»n« beat Shamrock $1,000 or over were: At Albany—Albany, 3; A. J. & ''•\u25a0 ' League specifies." he said, "that Uollevllle. believed to decide the ownership of a cup for " club owners can the county large. recently put a stop at the rate of about a minute h mile. Captain launches from At I'ti.a- Syracuse. 3: UMcn. punish managers at Vallsburg to Bella Signora, eh. t.. b> Henry of Navarre lmp. Troy—Brhenectady, 4. either or players for disorderly Sunday at 21 to 26 feet. Baca boat had won one of three ;R. W. At 0; Troy, Intoxication, to racmx. and tho threats of Belleville Wringe "wore ship" 2:42 o'clock, and ran previous races. The launches were separated only Belladonna Waideo— $1'1.'.0 conduct. «c.. either on or off the take similar, notion has blighted the hopes of tn« by- throughout i!aitil«, .i;. f.. by Hastings t'ampfire; T. Uonahan l•» m> the failure on tt.. part down for thfc let- quarter the other ya<-ht. inches ii..• miles of the course. Mr k , «>* the New-York promotrm this kind of Sunday sport. af Hatch, the; Priority, .-i. by Henry of Navarre- Si l'rti.<-llla; Huh officials to t:ike. action In tin?, of owner of Hartford, filed a protest C. Dal] CONNECTICUT LEAGUE. . matter Blainl* eighth a n;iie as- W. ... l h»i H* lunVc! her when about an Of sorting that his launch whs u23 \u25a0hows that v must be ctioncd by tr.»-n IIn- fouled several times Raiment, ili. f. by Henry \u25a0\u25a0• Navarre Lady' , At New-Haven Haven •'>. bprta«Bel