Beata feoamer Öddg-on Sun Briár in Domino Handica^-M»rr»y Vfrtor h. irt.^«-» utZ¿ Old Campaigner Triumphs Field That Will Miss National Tennis Champion Wagner Wins, International League Ou¡met to Oppose In Face Starter in And Enters Finals (Î nilford in Final 'Getaway'at Aqueduct Weakens GAMES TO-DAY After Good Start In Tennis Tourner Newark at Toronto (2? Handicap To-day t For Mass. Title Probable Probable Jeney ity et Buffalo (1) Wins Horse. Baltimore at Koch »v^r tJ) Miller Gelding by Wt. jockey. odd«. et Three-quarters Length Corn Defeats Miss Marie Wagner won her match Kending Bi.ighnmton Tassel--112..Ensor. 3 to 1 Hardy, of in the VtrmCH&flftrll. M*M Ti't?' FVi*- After Stretch Be Frank.109. .Kummer. Chicago, by 6.2, 6.3, 1.6, semi-final round oi the tourna¬ YESTERDAY'S RESULTS '. of Duel; Startling 7 to 2 ment of the '\ Mount Pleasant Tennis Jersey City, 7; BufTalo. Z. the I v Unexpectedly Spur .111. Butwcll.... 4 to 1 2.6, Club at Outruns 6.1; Johnson Beats but East¬ Pleasantville yesteniny. and Toronto, 4; Newark. 3. h. tne thsrd » Damrosch, Favorite in Lanius .115.. Loftus. 4 to 1 Green, Mrs Edward did likewise. Myrtle Stakes Old Rosebud -129. Raymond KaU inore, 9; Roeheï.tcr. 1, rounds of the Ma**achusett« at»' .Dreyer.. ... 6 to 1 erners Lose These two will it out in Again in Doubles Match at Cincinnati the fight to-day Binghamton, ti; Reading, 4. cl.artipioiiship a, the Winehrst*' Tippity Witchet.114..Walls. 6 to 1 final for the women's tennis cham¬ try i la) I Salvestra pionship of the club. STANDING OF TEAMS to-4e>>. M) m«r- By W. J. Macbeth .100..Rice. 12 to 1 Recount . 98. Miss had little in \\ I.lVt. W. !.. ) is « .Schuttinger 20 to 1 Fred Hawthorne Wagner difficulty Prt. w#n Andrew Miller's grand old campaigner, Roamer, raced back to the By winning from Miss Margaret Grove, B'nit 53 21 .TH Hinu't'n 3 t J6 ,48« the title thri e ' me« form that made him the idol of the CINCINNATI, July 11..By winning the two singles matches and losing the at ti -2, Un coro cromo- nt fi-o fi-ri 1_fi O fi r,-1 tern:s F. A. Wright. Jr., Albei plishod crowning events of crowd of the meeting attended In a semi-final match singles championship at th'> 1» und to-day's In the doubles the West in the doubles. Club nated B his ancient honorable career by Grand Circuit races at North scored when: Mis? Wagner and Mrs. Wilson defeated country of Weetcheeter yetetor ro Now Shifts Randall Axel Graves and (¡rove '¦ defeated winning this Domino in the most Racing track. Three Robert M. Kinsey, Miss and Miss Waring, fit 0.7. day, moat of the favoritos e W ¡' » u" favorites, one second o|r] as a distinct California, defeated S. triumph for the West, for ß.3, in one of the best matches of the in . ered ible time of 1:12.only a second choice and a rank Howard Voshell Kinsey and Graven are but throu|rh expected form. O'Callaghan To outsider were the and Wallace 7 youngsters, afternoon's play. The winners wiil face oil the record for the distance.under Empire City; winners. Johnson, at 5 6 .8 (3. 1 lacking Sun Briar, summer of the first division of the cent of New team. Time after time he had chances B. Handy and George Gtrbe at summary: Tt|jp meeting the Empire 2:17 pace. The Richards, York, faces to "kill" for 6- Country t'l'iti of Weeti c»r the 6 3. lunlir .' the sensational four-year-old colt and Substance, second won first Graven, and and winning points over¬ 2, Iai rat *. City Racing Asociation opens this af¬ choice, the Ichiyia Kumagae Mur- head, but failed The : ilnf rrpre- division of the 2:10 ray, of New York, meet L. pitifully. summary ta íeorge 4 r presumably one of the very best thor- ternoon at the well-known class trot, the sec¬ A. Green The (C&aaebert, 8, Yonkers ond division of which will be contested and Ralph Burdick, of point score of the Murray-Hardy Plnsl»s (third round).Mis» E. n. Louie P has authorised th< e reds in colt track. Chicago. match follows: Handy I3!, I,H-nb 'lof.- i-. \ 1 14 ru >t training.a which a The fact that Chris to-morrow. a In the Johnson-Green defeated Mrs. W, II Pritchard, 8.1, 8 3 *. to omit the maritthn' n Fitzgerald Worthy McKinney, rank match to-day * Semi ey, «. 6.3 ; Kei I th» ago was credited in is to won the FIRST SET Pts.Os. finals.Mr« Edward Raymond d' ¦.i year private trial going- run the show up there is a outsider, the second division of Easterner received the wfîrst of feated Misa E B 4- bo held at several Murray..'.. 4 3 4 4 4 3 4 4.30 il Flandy 7-5. 8, 8 4 il i' An'vrerp of having shaded a guarantee the 2:17 pace in four heats. bad line decisions,, several Miss Marie Wagner defeated Min« O'Callaffhan in by four-fifths of that it will be run Hardy. 2 3 2 1 1 ó Mar- ' 2 1.19 . 4. 6. *.4; properly The times at critical and in 3 K.i ret i n -. ¦. 6 . 2, The d second the world's set and not in the summary: points, also SET Howard -M i I record, by lackadaisical, the doubles the SECOND Poubli ii finals Misa and .roused such .> slip-shop THREE-YEAR-OLD TROTTING.HALF- East suffered in the Misa Wilburn de£ Wagner Hherldan di .< feeling that tl¦ K amer at 1:34 4-5 a week methods that when our MILE same Murray. 40424245 4.29 6 'ated Misa Orov» », 7.6 Adeli of t he earlier. prevail "gen¬ DASH way. Hardy. 14 14 2 4X3 2 Miss Waring, :. Bldnej eomnittoo ha-« Has The veteran a 22 3 H^k. 16-Pound tlemen" stewards are on King Stout, oh. r., by Elcanto 1 Hardy threw great Mixed double» (second . Advantage the job. (Stout) scare THIRD SET round) Mta« tt is true Sun The Anile, g. f., by Ortolan Axworthy (Hed- into the Eastern team in his Waring and Fred t.etson defeated Mia« rt won ft SIliiT I "I. that Briar gave away only clean, wholesome, Murray. 2 3 4 6 2 6 0 . 23 Stralem und P delight¬ rlck) . 2 struggle with .Murray. For a time it 1 Stralem. 8.1, 6 0 Mrs 1'fault, Steve Bableeinfer ,i, fj.,,1, i tj. i.. : awful lot of to untainted Charlie Hazzard, ro. c, by Hardy. 4 á (5 4 4 T 4.3 4 t> I, O. Morri« and M H. Basaford s.i-ii« 'J -' 7. weight the aged geld- ful, meeting of last year was Trampfast looked ns though he might pull the Mrs. W. H. m, D The r at ljiusanne whs (Geers) . 3 FOURTH SET Pritchard and Leon Crowley, l eeting held Sun Bnar picked up 130 that at Empire in the fall. Fitz¬ Little Ben, b. g., thing out, ¡'or he was breaking up 6.4, 6.4: Miss Wagner and A, I Oaiei round -Jerry r.nni ..- say. is a leveller of all class gave short shrift to Time. completely FIFTH SET and <;.'iiree Garb« defeated Mrs. Edward 1er I. 4. 1 npics tin» in the "sure-thing" l:0.'i'.2. fourth sets, and was volleying so well Lynch and Wult'-r K !.-ar DaWRon 1 «t meet mir thai Ierre de C ih. It is also true that 2:05 Murray. 7 7 4 4 2 4.n Toulssant, 6.7, 9.7. ïl ¦. i 6 \ Roamer boys (the manipulators and their CLASS.TROTTING.PURSE, $1,500 that the national champion did not 2 .> 8.4. Ian, ¡. i Bldni y tin. of /&<. this creditable ilk) Hardy- . 5 5 2 2 4 1 1.20 1 reated l.fe Tit m 6 7 president International victory showed an and it id a Prince Loree, br. g. (HcDevitt) 2 11 seem able to down Bei 'Ann's.Miss Wagner end A. .1 * moral certainty he will be¬ The steady sufficiently Totals.Murray, 3 set* 21 (ramea, 134 Oatendorf Miss Vail \<'>n from Ch* I«« Behnert, by rte i that hing somersault of form. In Toddler, br. h (Stlnson) . 1 2 5 to take net dtsfeatf-d R. B. and in Wllkes the himself. points; Hardy, 2 seta, 18 games. 127 points. liarbe Handy fauH; Travfr' Le Antwerp had been ch< on foe -he li -ht before several times this year the gin right to-day where he left off Brewer, ch. m. (Murphy) .1 4 Yet it was too Cforge 6.2,< 6.3. lner>r. 6 2. last year. Esperanza, b. m. (McMahon).... 5 3 ?, expecting much of 1920. Grand old gelding ran like a lob. Heir blk. h. Hardy that ho sh mid take the meas¬ It is high time a Reaper, (Geera).... -I 5 1 Roamer belongs to Andrew Miller» somebody took hand Time, 2:06%. 2:0G'i, 2:06>¡¡. ure of a man sume twenty ;¦¦ ars who is one of our best if the reputation of the turf is to be known stewards, saved. 2:17 CLASS.PACING.PURSE, $1,200. younger, and that man the national and it is not clubby, in our set, for No half-mile meeting of out¬ FIRST DIVISION He did law was ever more champion. wonderfully well stewards to bear suspicions one against days disgraced by Sanardo, b. c. (Murphy). 1 1 2 to carry Murray to five sets, and this the other. It may be well for brazen manipulation than as Harry Mac, b. c. (Ward). .1 2 1 he good old has been racing Prince accomplished by very sound ten¬ Roamer's racing future that one of our conducted in the metropolitan Pepper, but. g. (Hyde).. 9 .1 2 nis, from behind at the start circuit so far this saason. Harley R. b h (Wlckersham).. 2 4 6 coming potentates pays for his oats. 1'oihmV br. h. of the third set and gradually But back to The feature of the opening card Deforest, (W. his working getting Roamer's race at Yonkers will day Fleming) . 8 6 4 game up until he wan holding com¬ (form reversal, notwithstanding) he be the Empire City Bello Chaffln, .Mlehael A. Powers, Kins mand at the net, with Murray, the Handicap of $5,000, at a mile and a Canuck and Manuel also started, carried his light weight as if it were Time, net stormer, clinging to back-court, a a feather and ran furlong. Eight good ones have been 2:05-%, 2:00»-*, 2:07%. most unusual for courageously, and named over for 2:10 CLASS.TROTTING.FIRST position him. gamely as he used to run under the night this classic. R. It was only when the match had most T. Wilson, jr.'s, Corn Tassel, which DIVISION.PURSE, $1,200, been all heartbreaking imposts. has been Thn Substance, b. m. (Valentine) 113 »brought square that the na¬ Sun of pointed for this particular b. tional title holder bestirred tr Briar, course, with Johnny Rldgemark, g. (Traynor) .... 4 2 1 himself Loftus ia event, is bound to command serious at¬ The. ch. throw caution to one the saddle, was a heavily tention. he is Cossack, g (Gray). 3 3 2 side and rusl played odds-on favorite. He Indeed, likely to rule American Girl. ch. rn. (Garrison) 2 4 5 the net aft%r service, in his old an« s broke favorite, though C. M. Garrison's Bo The Triumph, b. h. (Gears).... 6 6 4 away with the lightweightod L'Errant Frank, winner of the Latonia Myra McGregor also started. winning style. This attack, cominf and to the bend and around it the nair Derby, is Time, 2:08«,, 2:10V*. after four stiff sets under a very hoi in light enough to make plenty of 2:09%. the raced at breakneck speed like a team. trouble for the best. sun, proved turning point, foi (6 99 on Ha! ly gradually gave ground befort Schuttinger Roamer meanwhile laid James Butler's Spur, which likes the the back o;!' the pace. Loftus put track is Willard Feared California "Meteor's" trernendoui Pp.cka admirably, reported to be go- net assaults. L'Errant away shortly after thoy hit at his best of Frame-up, the stretch ing very late. G. D. Once he had gained the net positioi long and had visions of a Widener's Lanius is another good one, Referee Pceord to his breeze to the wire. nor Divulges bring aggrt ssive volleying inti It's soft should John Sanford's Tippity play, backed up by those icula and pliable.decreases in size as the Fine Duel in Stretch Wttchet, which took the measure of 11.Oliver smashes ?pect be TOLEDO,'July Record,' thai, first thrilled the East il tobacco is But Schuttinger. once Lucullite, forgotten. referee of the Willard-Dempsey bout 1014, Murray held the match in th' used.tobacco does not cake in straightened It was expected that Sun Briar and here on for home, moved up with' a great rush July 4, to-day divulged the de¬ hollow of his hand. the on Roamer and at the final Roamer would both go, but neither tails of an agreement he claims to package.no digging it but with the quarter was named over night. It would not have been demanded Jess Murray Jumps Into Lead had pulled up to even terms with be if by Willard, Sun Briar. It was a surprising Reamer were added. to the effect that Pecord would njt The champion began the service i finger. the tobacco in even better battle all the way declare the winner if Keeps 'from there home. Loftus went to the the bout went this match and rapidly ran into the tweive-rounds limit. lead of 4.1 on condition than tin. owe wVp. He also roughed it a bit with games in the »openin, Now, don't you it !he But Pecord asserted he affixed his signa¬ set. lie was leaping into the servie challenger. Schuttinger t.at Empire City Entries ture the the to court after service to yourself to a, and for a hand ride and old t,o agreement day prior with great speei buy package < Ught Roamer the bout on the demand of Willard. and his I w n to -v his real class. FIRST although volleys wero no a liACE.Two-year-olds; ¡telling; five and: who declared he would not enter the .; n too ¦. give Tuxedo tria!?.Not as The ... iin¡' ny well at this tige, i.: quite ! ight and the early pace (urlonga unless the decision was . left in to liave taken 4! Ilampdei.HOI Annette Teller ..107 ring the forcing tactics compelled Hardy t much as something ut 474 A ilvaji .Ill . S'ster Fielen ,.ln7 hands of the judges alon ... hug (lie b^s- line. The latter took th tobacco in the tin, bat. * Briar, for about the sixteenth kamore ... jl I LISTO1 Cormoran .110 Pecord declared that second and (804) Toucanet .107 883 1 Willard, fear¬ sixth games, and then Mui he began to falter Roamer, well in 551 Ormbel Penelope .107 a notified Tex annexed the then drew .110 ing frame-up, Rickard, ray last two for the s>. hand, away to victory by SM.O." i» RACE.Three year-olds and upward;: promoter, that he would not go on at'ß 2. three-quarters of a length. -.-; "i...i mllo and seventy yards. with the fight until he was sure the They alternated on the service in the 559 Tapageur .106] . Mistress Poll*_118 u Again, Myrtle Stakes, at a Court. Colors...106 574 John I. Toledo official wouid consult wth the to 3 all in tin- second set, wit mile, the . Piraeus Day.113! before advertised feature for "get¬ -0'. .113433 Hank O'hiay _113, judges announcing any verdict. Hardy fighting hard for the point Chester Two.111:5;: s Hallast __-.- away," Loftus had to be content with 571- Kin« John.1061526 .118] The veteran was slowly tuning up h: the He was on liuckboard .113 strokes place. up Commander Tllinrj RACE.-The Katonah Hlghwelght Handicap; and working his way towar J. K. L. Ross's Damrosch, another odds- throe-}eir-olds and upward; about six furlongs. Seeks the net position. won the la: on. (516) Pickwick .l'lil 150 Lange League Murray R. F. Carman's Startling, which 363 Elmendorf .108 three games in a blaze of smashin Bully Boy _IK] 470 *M»hony . 95 never before any 506'Petar Piper_138! 436« Out the Material in France and sharp-angled displayed propensities 57.< Saivestr« W«j...pJ9 volleying, givin for a distance than .107! . 97 him the set at . 6*.3. greater six fur- B. B. Johnson, lot 534;'Trophy042 Ticklish longs, sprinted out to a lead of six 543 Quietude .100 PARIS, June 26 Mail")..There It looked like a .100 477 Osgood . 95 (By quick finish ft lengths rounding the turn and 49:: Bill McCloy_ 931(350) Old Rosebud_127 was some stir amonpr the A. E. F. base¬ Hardy. But the man romped FOCKTil all Chicago ups home. Start ing's somersault was even RACE Tho Empire City Handicap: three- ball teams when "Bill" Lange, one of calculations by starting a rally ycai olds and upward; pno mllo and a furlong. well the third set han that of Roamer. Kpur .!'. : 573 Salvegtra .100 America's known baseball figures. that found Murray con "Mr (350)Old Rosebud... i-9 537» Be arrived to look over the material fov pletely off his all ju atice I them 417 Corn Frank .109 guard. Hardy ok tl tri-; Tassel... .112 (513) Recount . > tirst '¦¦^^/^'Sßj^^^i li ia (i< ation. But 555 93 league ball. Already he has discovered three games, h I.anius .115 519 Tippity Witchet,111 opponent in breaking through i. i »ay, winner of FIFTH RACE Three-ycar.otda and several lads who may he given trials the second, after dem .' upward; claim had C J ily 7. 'John I. Day ;. «.. mllo and sevi I,- yards. next year by "big league" cluhs. been called. The champion w< C.jOj »Warsaw .Ill the on placed last, Hill Mill-! (544) Tantalus . 106 It is not known what clubs Bill fourth his own Sunny first, Gli Ipi er .Uli 14". 11.'i.der» .101 just the service, aft -."- >>7 race second and Lucius third. 526 lieiievo.eut _119 655* Misa Jiryn, is scouting for, although it is known points, had gone to deuce twic r,7d "D. VaJidlver.. 6b .IOS but that was Disqualify on Errors 531 Crepúsculo .IOS that he is looking for a couple of his only game in tl Paddy Whack..1131 players for Clark Griffith and for John set, Hardy taking the last tl Sir ^^m» i The ruling affects only the division SIXTH HACK.Two-year-old maidens; Are furlong». final game at "love." three, of the 4!'i Hainpden .114J5242 Romany .114 McGraw's Giants. purse. All wagers had been 474» Alllcan .114 515» Bucklalda has and coached It was a settled in "oral" on 8 687 .114 Lange organized startling change in the ti play July and Indiscretion ...'-.1141587 Subroe« .Ill teams at various of battle, but the reason was not by the time of no 6«3 Tea«**T'i Pet... .114 491 V of camps, including Í to . Valley.... 114 to rushing press Irish Dream.111572 End Man Nice, Miramar and Marseilles. He has seek. Hardy was playing very craf "conscience" restitutions had been 563» Le Glorieux.114 .114 tennis. Ho noted. It 648 383 Penelope .Ill been taken on one trip over a part of kept tricking Murray wi appears John I. Day was five Constancy .llJLJ the of and to little short line pounds shy in weight; he carried 108 army occupation Is go do%naggravatingthe driv instead j 'Apprentice allowance of I» pound« claimed. I on another in a few days. centre of the service cou pounds of 113. A typographi- with the champion far out of positi ca! error, as it were, In the programme. On his base line. When There may have been some reason Murray, < asperated, attempted to storm the i for the stewards overlooking Rich- and take command, Hardy lobbed def creek's ride of the favorite, Poor But- over the Californian's head. terfly, in the mile ami five-sixteenths Summaries Veteran third yesterday. This one could have Outguesses Murray won a of a Racing The same by quarter mile. Richcreek thing happened in pt taking back throughout the jour- Aqueduct Racetrack, July 11 fourth set, Murray vainl ytrying ". He was taking up under the WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK GOOD settle down into his accustomed gar ' MUST Tor maiden noses at the finish. It Beemed 58^*" RACE.Claiming ; two-year-old«; $1,102.78 added. FIt» furlongs. 8tart but really playing into his goood: «on ridden out: placo driving. Tlino, l.OlVb. Winner, b. c. by L'Olieau I.yre. directly where a little fellow scared to [J ret] Owner, J. J. Moran, Trainer, J. ponent's hands. Hardy was rur.n .vas to Fiualmmoo«.__._ into the net doing his best keep from art_. Wt. I'.l'. St. ',»~4 4" Fin. Jockey, "ópri;" High. Clowe.TÑaco. Sh. position himself now, i off. 664 l«i..»:i with conspicuous success. failing 6ore ÍÍ5 4 3 2» 1> V4, l> li Rico.. 1 11-10 "3-5 . The ch: 510« Sweet . The stewards should Appio 107 3 2 3>» 3"> . pion's ground strokes were discipline Rich- Marcelle M.112 24 2'4 Weaslcr.... 8-8 3 3 3-5 v creek by sending him back to kirfder- I)., kle ..«. 107 ragged, and when he did succeed gartt n. The child labor act be Fal*_n lloro had all keeping them under control h Finest ^hould the »pend. but got a lilt sluggish In the last and Bice had to Hardy Tobacco him out. Sweet furlong, ride died them Burley d 'against the employment of Applo had no eiBuse. Mareelle M ran a fair race. mercilessly, cutting them short at the net euch ri i- rs. SECOND RACE-THE DOMINO HANDICAP; for three-year-old« and by brilliant volleyi » 583 added. upward; $1.402.77 Murray could win till KU furlong», Start good; won drtrlng; place same. Time. 1:12. Winner, b. g., only the first. Mellow-aged I. the perfect Mermaids in Races Knight Krrant.Hose Tree II. Owner, A. Miller Tradier, A. J._ GoldghOTouglt._ seventh games before Hardy To-day .'-'-- _._£___ .Wt. P.P. Ht. 4 y» % fin, Jockey. Open! HlghrCloee. Piare. Sh. the set at (5-2. squaring the match. .¦' sa and Miss 4- Coultl Plus a dash of Chocolate Charlotte Boyle Roamer. ífl 3 8 3» 810 2« 1% HchûïUitgW. 8 9-2 4 4-5 . Murray scttic down und Sun . Briar 10 2 2 . la Bleibtreiy, star mermaids of 530» 24 24 1" 2' I/iftus. 8-5 13-20 3 -5 back into his stride and co IVErrant . winning 9*4 1 1 l'i lt> 8" 3'" Carroll. 3 4 18-5 3-5 . the New York Women's Swimming i'. ¦'"-¦ !.. i' 4 4 4 4 ¡lardy maintain the he ÍC_4 4 Cailahan... 50 100_ 00 10 2 in the pace had A m, will visit P. i verton, N. J., Roamer caught Hun Ilrtur at the quarter pole and dutguincd lilm in the long drive to thei finish last half of the match? Th to with their foremost Tl:e latter w_ roTced to ra Wida. 6-3 4 18-5 3-2 7 To the ribs and other Olga Dorfner and Miss Gertrude Artelt, Orderly . 109 6 2 1« ]' 2'4 24 Weisler_ 8 10 10 4 2 giving evidence« Your Butterfly In4 S 1 2' 4» 3'4 3» RlchcmlC... 8-5 2 7-5 8-5 14 unrest as the men began the fifth Bleibtrey, the 500-yard 59 (. M. Miller. 10» 4 ¡I 4' 24 4» 44 Bu-e. last set. .-,9 (lain . <-: ion, will oppose Miss Bessie Dress 107 2 6 6» 5' 5» 5s Walls_ But soon 597» Wilfred« . 87 8 9 e» 8« C4 6> CbltUettl, Murray showed that he .he national 220-yard leader, in 557 Robin (¡oodfellow. 104 7 out to finish Knows" 7 the Nose 34 71 74 7" McCrann. maten without fur- a race. 565 Itockport .10» 1 4 C1 *"> 300-yard :tí2 «4 8" A. CoUln halting and he threw caution -» Candidato II 109 3 5 0 9 t> 6 Corey.¥.. aside brought into play all his t 8_ln, off »low. moved up gradually, went to the front in the »treten »nd won with plenty to superb Eastern spare. Orderly ran a v.ry good race. Pour Butterfly was messed would have won and brilliance, being convinced League with' a rider badiy about; Wr,r'-««'i>r 7; Brl<1««H»ort. 0. competent up. the waiting game was not for :Q- H»rtf< rr!, :>: }'r.,\ Irjenc«, n. «**** FOURTH RACE.THE MYRTLE BELIJNO STAKES; for three-year-old» and upwird: purse. Hardy fought doggedly in tho first Bprli i.. '.-' ;. '., N '-v Haven, 2. 12,000. 'hie mile. Rtart good; won easily; piai-u games, the by Mart« driving. Time, 1:384 Winner, b. h., carrying points to "de i- ¦-.'¦¦.i. 5. Waterbury, 4. Santa.Country Fraud._Owner «nd trainer. It. !.'. Carman. three times in each as . ho engage tartet Wt. P.P._81 ""4 4_% VÏiT jockey. ÔT^ûTlTigh. Close. Place. Sh. volleying duels with the s ,.".. Tlrt 1 2 1= 1« 1'- 11 Fator.. 10 20 15 5 5-2 the net. champioi lultamroach" . 116 0 1 2" .3 2*4 '¿\ lyiflus 4-5 1 9-10 2-3 0 rjTjs^u iiss^^in^Jiit^si^^xxsxBP^iasr. 150 Klinendorf Ill 4 0 54 :!4 3' 3« Itiee. 6 0 H 3 6-5 But he found an aroused and i .il- Cock 108 2 3 41 54 41 413 Walls. s 12 12 2 5 dangerous this (513i Recount Ill 6 5 » 41 5« 510 Bcliiitt.lnger. « 7 fl 1 2 Murray time, for 1 Matinee ld"l 110 3 4 3h 0 champion was 6 6 ... the Ilayne» 4 5 7 2_1 2-5 his cannonading Startling showed a remarks!.!« revirsal of firm, had all Die ipeexi and won with plenty In r.pa*o. through opponent's court n> Damrotcfl had nr> evuie. Kmendorf «u running very strong at the end. Matinee Idol had no «peed. "killed" lobs, and lie raked Hai -Or. defence ',0" FIFTH RACE.Claiming; for thre«»-y»*r-o!Us: purs«, $1,102.77, One mllo. Start good; won with strong, low volleys handily; place driving. Tltne. 1 40%. Winner, eh. g. Iiy Aitronomtr..Keep Still. Owner. searched out the openings. Ciulncy Rtiole. Trainer, Jame« ground strokes also I...,'.« Miner. Wt. v.V.FlUwInunui.«._t_¡_Vrit.' 4 »4 Fin. improved, an ty Jockey. Open. High! ranee.PIare^Sh. marched through tn victory in t IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 531* Comn* C4 ...... Ill 3 1 4>4Ï'4 14 1» Rio».. i 13-6 "¡Pi 1 í-2 the fifth 559» Ooaler . 111 3 2 «4 4« 44 2« Buiwnll..... 6 7 6 2 1 order, only gamo fallin The Perfect Tobacco For and 8 MonthV Gavante«. 400 Calh .»».. 10$ » 8 2» 14 24 34 Pler.i«. 4 5 9-221 Hardy. The match provided Mi; Pipe Cigarette 483 Court Gallant ... 1»8 ] « 6» f4 64 4» Bmvan. $ 10 7 6-2 T-5 | with just the kind of 9*rU* 4, lU\rf4» h-P» T-j*«e. t*ur. 'II Joan of Arn. 95 7 lo 10 8' 7» 5» Richer«*... 10 12 13 5 6-2 practice . needs in 8*rl«t« 4. 1S17, *8 h. p. Br» l^nA. .57 «THie 98 10 7 1» 8>4 84 6* Wfwalcr. 20 28 preparation for the nat MaiiteuTre . 10J 9 H-rl"«» 4. Util. ::H h p. Town Bro. S70 « 7>4&4 »4 74 Fauv. 3 title tost next month. Guaranteed by t.trxl ;,70 J-ik Leirr . 107 4 4 8» ¿'" 8«" 8. Carroll.'.'. «0 Johnson yrO i Tailor Mald .... 104 5 5 8» 0» II« »'. Amliro««.... 20 I gave the gallery a trei '\-r-~* 4, 1Í17, M h.p. S-CMI. tour. A it« llk 107 S_a 0' 10 10 10 Hi-hmtlnger j his match with Green, but only ir H>r!«-» 3. C! h. p. 7 p»»». tour. ( oii.rno (*;. «uah tl.e was off the 30_40_40_15_7 last set was he seen ."»r'»« O. beat, [.Inched right after start and knocked back, but "came at his best. S, 40 p. 7-[/*»a' tour. tl.r.Aiirn Oi» hunch In the middle of the track In the stretch and won well In hand. Uoa;»T ran a >,- Um '¦', 4K h. p. K pan«, tour. »ory goexi ri/w mi flnlihwl strong. Oath weakeno.| In the lust furlong I Philadclphian, master of tho c :.»r!»ti ';, 44 rr. p. L.imou»lrtA. stroke, very tennis tNC9n»0RATCB R!XTH HACK.-For pune. $1.102.77. Five played streaky ^ HrrW» '¦'.. W h p itir,. J.ari4. ."*."*}\7 two-yeir»IH «» e» Johnson. .. 60 60 80 20 5 . has not a bu WliUk . 10» 8 ï 6» 6» .'i" 7» Mi-Taggart.. 6» 60 80 20 5 graceful, easy style, ¡....» ,. v 10^ t n 8 50 60 » 80 determination to go after every *Mmmmmm*ma*mamaemea*mmmmmm 8_8__6 _ |Palor. 30 3 CMnraiM aSS Ja* rae» .«/» at aif it««»»; »u riled alongsld'» BrookhoTî to ¡«at "furlong, whir« kept Johnson fairly busy. 1 «An nv/ted out «Ad «on going away under a tight hold. The latter wag _ucb Uw bea» at Mm aUm». The doubles match must be Mi