YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. AUGUST 2. 1902. 4 NEW- American League had received a formal arP»V^- CYCLING. BASEBALL. tion for a franchise in Cincinnati for n-rxt year. YACHTING The names of the men back of the move to se- cure a franchise are suppressed at this time, be- HIM OUT OF cause the application will nor be aoted on -unfl OF ELKES'S INJURIES MAY KEEP WINS AND LOSES A GAME autumn meeting of the league The -irn NEW-YORK the ago. \u25a0 /•THB^OPLn % ICANHABSBI BAY SPECIAL REGATTA. RACE-CENTURY RUN was made several weeks :ir.d ttu m-n TO-DAY'S LOUIS. liare said to be well known in financial circles oi Sound was dotted WITH ST. The west end of Long Island TO-MORROW. this city. yesterday with the white sails of twenty-six little class, in the spe- RESULTS GAMES EASTERN LEAGUE. ill 1 yachts, of the one design racing Judging from the past performances of the con- OF YESTERDAY. the Bay Yacht Club. at cial regatta of Manflasset testants entered In the big motor paced race the NATIONAL LEAGUE. NEWARK LOSES TO ROCHESTER. o They were divided Into seven classes, and Included track this afternoon, one may St. Louis. 4; New-York. 3: Chicago. 6; Boston. 1. . to-d,i? §|I| Manhattan Beach Philadelphia. Rochester, Aug. I.—Rochester won again kLI many built this year. says (first game). ICincinnati. 3: of the new boats fly. that he 2 (flr»t name). bunching expect that records will Walthour New-York, 4; St. Loulsw. 2, from Newark by hits in the third and flagship, the |Philadelphia. 4; Cincinnati, 3 Commodore Stephen W. Roach's will eclipse his performances of last week, when he (second game). innings. pitchers did good work, hut end of start- Brooklyn. 6; B. ! (second game). seventh Both steam yacht Emeline. formed one the record. Champion, who recently Plttsburc. support, Washington. made a new AMERICAN LEAGUE. Moriarity received miserable and after the ing line, off the clubhouse, at Port for the Is in good shape, FOURTH UACE— BUIGHTON DERBY. One and b"roke all records hour. 6; 3. I 13: WlpsMSjagap. 0 third inning the visitors were never in the game. American one-design boats was big Californlan, says Cleveland. Boston. Detroit. Philadelphia. J.v OF SPORTS TO-DAY. one-fourth miles. The course for the and Floyd McFarland. the Chicago. 7; Baltimore. 6. ISt. Louis. 11; Devlin's home run was a feature. The score: PROGRAMME buoy, thence around Old Hen gong for k Major around the Gangway that he will be there when the sounds GAMES TO-DAY. - Beach Racing Association. Brighton nallMinlkilii 12ClHomestead IJJ buoy back to the been hard at worK all ROCHESTER. NEWARK -Brighton Old England 123,Hyphen ul buoy and Hen and Chickens and the last lap. McFarland has New- Cincinnati at Brooklyn. * • r lb jo iI p. m. Hall. It s not ex- Plttsburfr at York. | at» r 1& po a Beach. 2:30 in Six furlongs. broad to the first mark, with the week with Freeman and St.. Louis at Boston. 1Chicago at Philadelphia. 1 1 0 0 0 Weaver, cf.-.. 4 2 1 3 0 ( New-York: Cincinnati, FIFTHHACK—Hlghwelght handicap. finish. It was a reach pected Elkes, had a bad fall at Boston Ttni-d»n. If S \u25a0\u25a0— 111 lril'lll \u25a0 In starboard, gybe, and a reach to the that who "Sip. c .:: 3 2 0 3 0 0 Hayward. 3D. V 0 1 1 1 J Brooklyn. _ , Radducee 134 Choate "V-JJS! booms to then a 1.1110 Devlin. 2b.... 5 12 111 Cup aeries. at. The Amazon 13<> Cheat Em and Chickens buoy. THE 5 2 7 1 mark; to RECORDS. 0 O Drauby. 1b... O I 1VACHTINO Kennebec Coramwlor»'i Rappenecker 127 Caller JJJ? next a run the Hen cf"I1 2 1 < VTMan,;,^ Bay }*•! eleven miles ES&rAStake 3 1 O 0 Schrall. rf.... 4O» 20 l£u, Tj^' f^j^SL^"™~"°' of 123 Songster }J* by beat back to the finish, NATIONAL. LEAGUE. Hnrto'n lb 1« < hart"*** taa*. Belle Lexington " followed a 0 1 2 4 2;Mcfntyre. If . 3 « O 4 O ratta: bßtcraatka St. Finnan 119 Demurrer 1 Won.Lost. Clubs. Won.Lost.P.c. Henr 2b :: 4 \u25a0 \u25a0' \u25a0*• all. Clubs. P.c.i «*\u25a0 -\u25a0 N; 7 Morokanta liftPleasant Pail «** in 61 30 3» 4.. -«» Zlemer. «... CBCKR-OtaUi vs. ,;l-.r-oklni. at .1:,'\. —"'parkc: Iark "- among the white ones. Plttsburg . ..753 Cincinnati brtdi.-*-: Manhattan r.^p. . Meistersinger lib Avon II There, one red wing 40 36 4. .*» Indian. at PIMSS«C« Park. was Brooklyn 49 .651 St. Louis P Kta» County vs. West Ratsey's new raceabout Pup. B.*ton 42 38 .523 Philadelphia ....3« M •«! 3jIjjjnjjjjifcmv;USA: ::jj:j} jjj of SIXTH Maidens. three-year-olds and upward. One It was Thomas W. s(> .333 ££? ii i-1 1111 endurance run RACE— seen 41 .523 ,New-York 23 9 I ATJTOMOIULING.—One-hundred-mile a brilliant red. and could be Chicago 45 Totals 17 2| Totals 37 31024 CUcuo Automobile Club. and one-sixteenth miles. Her sails were ....3ttlolo •"> *— m«>t. 1 107 the Sound, attracting attention ; AMERICAN LEAGUE. •• • TROTTING.—KoraIma vs. Lord Perby. at Hartford Jud*e Dv llelle 1101 Carrier Pigeon for miles across « :« o 1-3 Ferry l'"7|Klr'' Pup is not yet In rac- Clubs. Won. Lost. P.c.I Clubs. Won.l>»t.P.c 5S5r.::::::r;-::;::::1 :» i: i Interstate Park. O. H. Esca^..—- ]"' passing craft: The 44 SSBr.:::::::.v."::::::5 S.i S*°I' ..«..-. «J' from all Chicago 43 33 .803 IWashington ....4O .4.5 >\u0084,. hit Henry. Home run—Devlin. T1 championship, at Saratoga. Lakewood vs. Lord Sterling 107 Moroton easily beaten by the others 4rt .4411 Two Hayward.., POL^O— The Bepgar 107|Amlnte ~..~ jw ing form, so she was St. Louis 44 M .SSO| Baltimore 3. base— Sacrifice hlt!«-Phetp». Francis. > Pedham. • ..... "» - M 4. .453 Phelw. First ta *« ° Trinket Philadelphia ...42 35 .545 !Cleveland play-Henry and Horton. n championship douples ana FurlouKh II 1071Silver ' "yesterday. . 43 .423 Double base on J£r £rMc- viWK TENNlS.—Eastern Outsider ...' KIT Annie Grace V race, and the young Boston 46 3S> .541; Detroit 34 Rochester 3: Newark. 2. First etapleTat Sngwood. Mass.; Mellick Cup con- was distinctly an nmatcur S. Hit by lch »- wn The Moor 107 Anna Darling »'«*''* It Harriman, Aleese. 2: off Mortarlty. » *, bailiff test, at N. J. showing. Oliver Struck out-!'. McAleese 2: *>tJ. *««-\u25a0£. I-lalnfield. Dr Korber 107 Princess H sailors made a brave teams met in a AW??. 1. r-mnlS-il^'[raplrt-M.- match with Harbor Hi": 107 Cuckoo ltw well that she easily The New-York and St. Louis Left on banes— Rochester. «: Newark. Iff. GOLF.—Enclewood. team U Hop Brook The boat, the Kid, so game. &nithampt«n. handicap: Colonia Country «U« jr. "ailed his double the Polo Grounds yesterday. The Namara. Time of 1:40. Attendance. «O. Pleasant»*letts -' n' LiOrd Badge 107 game at frlmc round 'or president's Cup: Mount errors by Ptay for Selling: two-year-olds. Five ' first game went to the visitors by made Fi<-M <-'!!, team match with rowelton SEVENTH RACE— furlong^* Hour! and DEFEATS BUFFALO. Mount I'leanant Cup: Richmond County Cc.un.ir> <'\u25a0•''• Embarrassment l(>.»jBernard 1 the Adelaide and the mmo! the home players. New-York won the second JERSEY CITY Monthly handicap; Mahopac Club mixed four- »V*JJ «^ the game Golf G«v- Knocknagow Bismarck game, which was rather listlessly played, men Aug. 1.-Buffalo had the won to- aad weekly handicap: Inni*Ar.ien.nnal!>. Baron Knight 106|Burguudy Buffalo eoim-« o J*"5 evidently being tired from their went into the air. Before he de- ernora* Cup. thirty-six holes and mixed Mount Hope IOC Squid '• on both sides day when Amole match with tart* Arden: Kebo ™:*-\ al- £r put the to order, and was Apawamis. team putting. Bright Girl 10« Australian earlier efforts. Mathewson was In box scended Jersey City reversed the ley? weekly handicap and mix. foursomes Barkelmore 102 Mennenfield players the second Amole gavo -ix passes weekly handicap for Class A and B play- i(i(r do the honors for the local in leading by a safe margin BaItURTOI. Amorous -i mmmmm Gray the Town and Country Club. team n»tcn game, covered the position In a creditable besides hitting four batters. by ers: Elizabeth i and errors madeJiffs™? Doth with East Orange Golf C**:South Orange Field Club game. The features were the Club; Ard?le>. MEET. way. stages. Tho score: team match with Morristown Field JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS scored, teams at critical handicap. when \u25a0 monthly In the first inning the Herlemltes ki-pitaLO \u25a0- "'\u25a0'\u25a0 JERSEY CITY." — AT A SES- that there are other stealing BLFFAXO j Z3CTCLINO. At Manhattan Beach and at Vailsburg. ROUTINE BUSINESS CONDUCTED ilssSfliillrfounc;* McGraw got home principally through abrlOpoa* — s^enO-fl^entrles^this season. ATHLETICS Athletic Club games. Maspeth. deceived bases. In the next Inning New-York added two l^jnc SION AT SARATOGA. cTuTonsummary follows: strike, Island. The th™™^ more runs to its lead. Lauder made a fine THE TISII fXE.I YACHT 21-FOOT CLASS-START which Looie found too Smith's bounder got [st nuMHura TO AMERICAN CLUB-'''• hot. RACING. Saratoga. N. V.. Aug. I.—A meeting of the Stew- Elapsed him to first base. Dunn sacrificed. Bowerman's hit * at the secretary's time. and Lauder tallied; Lynch^if*2b 5 1112 0 Mack. .5..... 4 1 2 3 : ards* of the Jockey Club was held Finish. went over Hartmans nead e--::jjiijje There H MS. H.M.S. but Smith got home office at the racecourse here this afternoon. Yacht and owner. .Vl9-38 3:14:38 Hartman put out Mathewson. The local team made another run in |SH.^o I |£a5,, --::jjiijj August Belmont, K.Knapp. F. K. Howdy. S. WalnwrlßnT 3:05:58 on the play. who 2! AFTER WISHING were present H. Jolly 5-iO:BS Inning two-bagger of Dunn, \u25a0EBfCB DIBQUAUFIED Tar. S. Holland 5:12:32 3:07:32 the fourth on the j *«• 35 n 2T » « Hitchcock and Andrew MUlUer. Rascal. S. C. Hopkins -29 3:06:29 scored on Mathewson's bunt. . SSS^p^::::jJ j_oj " appointed the T. L. 311 not inning the visitors DICAT. The following list of officials for Hobo Parti Browning r.''o :;l7 3.0R:19 It was until the sixth that Totals ....30 6102716 41 A HAN Pine Ton* W. H. 2* Nichols sent a hard ball to left „_, 1 0 ©— « \u25a0• 3:02:24 were able to score. 1 4 Saratoga Association meeting was approved: The Harriman. Jr..••r ..••• ''.-,-.vV.7 got Barclay s single. McDowell and Kid. O. o-n-i for two- bases, and home on cKy"::.:://.------o -••»»••o i © °-» Starter. C. J. Fitzgerald; Judge*. C. 21-FOOT CLASS-START run in the seventh inning for St. Louis 22S"o&::::::.::::*/."...« HI" off Vosburgh; LAK--HM..NT Another might win out bit Inning pit--h«l--llv Amolr 7S: by Oray. l»i. C. H. Pettlnglll: handlcapper. W. S. Adelaide. J. J. Dwyer »*££ made it look as if the nine WORKED A HARDSHIP a:36:25 3:81:35 sent his curves more steadily than A DECISION* THAT paddock judKc. J. L. Hall, Hourl. J. H. Fss--r ',3i>-2T 8:25:27 Mathewson in Jersey City t First base on r.alls—OfT Amole. 8. off timer, W. H. Barretto: ever, and the visitors from scoring for the re- 4 AND BELLE A. Dalngerntl/ kept • ON THE PUBLIC—ROSETINT and clerk of scales. mainder of the game. Two base hit*-Can- 2. Nattre.» 2. Art. Racing «ere allotted HARRY ELKES, the first game three of the New-^ork players McSSS* 3.' EASY To the Buffalo Aaaociati Caper. P. L. Howard :(;12 In seemed OF LEXINGTON WINNERS. • r To Mark A. a .-\ 2:46:12 follower, badly hurt on Thurs- caught at the plate, and bad luck to dates from August M to Bept« nl U. HNH N Bavler.. 2:45:05> The pace who was were the early Jersey ap- N \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 '•'•""'\u25a0 4:55:00 with the team. added to this In kindle. Left Mi bases-H-rralo. »: run fourth race Reardon was given a hearing In the case of Ms K^*ve. 2:10. day night. be Errors game. Orlmrtiaw. The handicap that was as the ei n Wa8o8 aI part of the struggle gave St. Louis the The something MANHABSET BAT jRACEABOITS-START Bevler. Hit by pltcher-By Amole 4. at Brighton Beach yesterday resulted in tin ffor a 5 or>:jo scores: and 2.20. At- %^^SS& o?V. -Ma°r lAmbkln.Lambkin, S.h. W.W RoacnRoach : S.O2:(H to take part in the Bn&l Tmpire— Fajran. Time of game. PMJJJ miscarriage of justice. Ethics was s£ss 5 1";04 S:O2!o4 on Thursday night, willbe able ball— Eerier. much like a Arizona. R. A. Corry 8:02:28 amateur are Hurley. Billing- FIRST GAME. tendance. 2.54». race, but was dis- fg^ttZSSSSSF* the license commit- W. Alker X.12-28 race. In the contests NEW-YORK. a strong favorite and won the were granted: J» cke MUI. J. R-iW-SS 2-5»:3S ton, Glasson. Schlee. Forrest. WlnnJngton, Dove. .ST. LOUIS. tactics tee the following licenses ln8 forty ab r lb po a c ab r lb a c The. Providence-Montreal game, at Montreal, was poet- qualified on account of the rough riding Cobb. J. Moran Charles Radnor J. HN\>f-111- Vanderveer and others. If 4 0 O 4 O » Ethics John M. T. Danßher. ?rT-w%S .:::::::::::::"^-a. One of the special contests of the afternoon will Nichols, lb.. 4 1 1 11 1 OJores. noned because of rain. employed by Burns, who had the mount. iams. Trainers-R. E. BrWgette, Franklin, ARDSLEV CLVIICI.ASS-STAP.T 2:10. between George Smoot cf.... 4 1110 o|McOraw. an... 3 0 0 5 3 0 Henry Davis, J. B. Fltzgeral.. A. C 3:08:30 be an unlimited pursuit race 1f... 12 2 0 lb.. 4 <> 2 8 0 by three lengths with great ease, and there M. C. U Keat- Mary Baker. No. 3. F. M. Hoyt 5:18:30 oldtime rider of Brooklyn, and Ralph Barclay. 4 o|McGann. « AT TORONTO. \u25a0won Cieorge C. riall. Arthur Hoflman. Kulhke. the rf. 4 I 1 0 0 0 Brodie. cf 4 11111 the -weights he was jr Ben- HIMI-KNOT CLUB—DORIES-START 2:15. Palma. who recently entered the professional I>onovan. 2 '• 1 r H E. no question that at ing Wade McLemore. P. J. Miles. John Odom. YACHT De pro- Karrell 2b... 4 0 2 13 1 Lauder. 3b. . 4 1 1 *> * seamed I ranks. Owing to the long and interesting .. 4 1 Toronto » \'j. much the best horse in the race. Doubtless Tom jamin J. Pryor and F. Wright. Ketch. S. C. Ketchum I^m!) "-16-10 y Kruger ss... 4 0 0 2 4 0 Smith. 2b 1112 ••»••»•20022101—?^i 13 1 Van : gramme the races are scheduled to start prompt. 0 13 1 1 Dunn, rf 4 • •> <> 10 Worcester 0 the complaint of foul, Prize. H. H. Rensselaer -2?i2 3.CW.OU:oo Hartman. 3b 4 • and Steelroan. Kenny, -whose rider made MarKuerlte. W. F. Johnson 5:24.00 S:iu at 3 o'clock. Ryan c 4 0 17 1 0 Bresnahan. c. 4 0 1 V 1 Batteries— Le« and Toft: Pappal»«a the at the end if RACE. 2:15. 0 p. 30 1 •would have t«*-n closer to winner W. K. VANDERBILTWINS PELHAM COUNTRY CLUB LARK CLASS-START Currle. p 300 6 O|McGlnnlty. °_^_^ him, won BO largest century run of the season will take Ethics had not jostled but Ethics had three G. B. Mott MO-BO The Totals 4 2| Totals 34 3 27 0 4 CONNECTICUT STATE LEAGUE. to Paris. Aug. 1.-W. K. VandertaUt Gloria. T. A. Weatherly J^lS 1 Long to-morrow. ...35 U2718 for doubt as his place over the Island course 3; 4. \u25a0 __ easily as to Lave no room races to- Echo. 305,.-w. 1.41.41.-•«-28 St. O 0 0 0 0 1 0-4 Hartford—Hartford. New-Haven. horses running at the Malsons Lafltte M. .«. G. Da vies 86:26 1 Louis 2 1 — I^ond-.n. 1; ?prinjrne,d. interviewing Pullman, Odom SkidoV. Robinson, The contest is the fourth annual veterans' invita- 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0-3 New-London New .. •superiority. After Exposition Prix VlUeJust. Quosego Yellow Jacket. Q. H. Jr #2X New- York —Waterbury. 1: 1. day. won the (5. ?-5i4^)7:20 J.w^SS1...2.." start Bed- 1. First base Waterbury Mertden. jina the stewards disqualified Ethics Go To, a. Smith tion run, open to all. The run will from Earned runs— New-York. 1:St. Louis. on 3; Bridgeport. 2 (ten innings.. Wonderiy. Poole do? Poulalns and Goordon on, bases — New- Norwich Norwich. Himself, who had beaten Tom was third in the a"l The winners were The Kid. the Dorothy, the Ace ford Rest Brooklyn. The principal pacemak.-r'* errors— N«w-York. 1; St. Louis, 3. Left — imd gave the race to was unplaced in the race for th the Prize and M. Jones York 6; St. I»uis. 4. First base on balls Currle. 1. sold forT l^S6.000 francs°"i the Lambkin, the Mary Uaker No. 3. willbe: 5:40 a. m. division. D. E. Adee. T. — by Thre^ bale Jlenny a head for the place, and moved^Cumeral Exposition afterwa.-d mi . H. Miller; C, a. m.. John T. A\ ill. L. F. Struck out By Mcdinnlty. J»: — Currte. 4. severely, ($1,200). the Echo. and J m., hit—McOann. Two-ba»« hits Smith. Snoot, BrodU. RoW!\Fleet J H. Hayms nn.l E. A. Zllm;6:40 a. m.. John Wild pitch— Umpire for was CROKER'S CHESTERFIELD CUP. ASSVAL Castles W. H. Latham and L. J. Cohn; 7 a. m.. Farrell. Donovan. Brodie. • •was alone to blame, escaped absolutely without Smith. Fast Emslle. Time—l:so. Ypsilanti won Thomas J Moore M Satler and J. R. GAME. At. Possibly the decision was in accord- London. Aug. I.—Richard Croker"s 8 I>. H. Lodge. C. E Buroh, A. SECOND TITUS ENTERED IN MEET OF NATION punishment. sovereigns division. a. m.. cap- ST. LOUIS. | NEW-YORK. rule;? racing, literally interpreted, the Chesterfield Cup. a handicap of 400 AND Fairlamb and A. Davis. C. 1". btaubach will r lb po * ance with the of each, GUESTS GO TO LARCHMONT IN YACHTS entries made at the ab r lbpo a c! ab a ASSOCIATION OF OARSMEN. worked hardship on added to a sweepstakes of 15 sovereigns for tain the run. an«l to him all Nichols ID . 4 1 213 0 1Jones. If 4 0 13 10 but there is no doubt that it to he hand.d Dr. A. C. Griffin. George 0 escaped three-year-olds and upward (distance, one mile AUTOMOBILES—BRILLIANT SCENE AT start are as Smoot. c: 4 0 2 1 0 0 McGraw. ss.. 3 1 0 1 1 and order of contests of the thirteenth the innocent, while the offending jockey B. Spitz, J. F. Fuy and Paul Thomas will act Barclay 1f 4 0 22 0 0 MeOar.n. lb.. 2 0 1 ft 1 •> The entries at to-day. ... <> 0 0 «> of penalty. and a quarter), Goodwood second, <**«*.•**: VICTORIA HOVEL couriers. Donovin. rf. 4 0 1 0 0 Brodie. cf. 4 0 0 annual regatta of the National Association den by "Danny" Maher. was and Sonatura 2b... 3 0 13 4 0;louder. 3b 3 10 3 10 Quinstgamond. Worces- happy followed the decision, however. Farrell. Amateur Oarsmen on Lake One result C e ta B OV TIIK «1! VIVE. Knitter. us .. 4 0 0 O .1 o Pmlth. 2b 3 10 ft 3 0 were or a fellow feeling barnUy Sceptre won the Nassau Hundreds of people and yachtsmen who are 3b. 4 0 1 3 6 liBresnahan. rf. 1 0 1 0 0 0 ter. Mass.. on next Friday and Saturday, Either unconscious cerebration B «e^'. sovereigns The mrmliern of thr New-York Ynolit flab Hartman. leader Stakes of 30 sovereigns each, with 200 summer at the clubs and hotels Ryan, c 4 0 0 2 1 0 Dunn, rfA2b211320 yesterday by Fred R. Fortmeyer. Th- that made him wondrous kind induced the distance, one and a spending the for the annual ornl«e, 0 c. 4 O 1 2 3 0 announced programme, added for three-year-olds: the annual yachtsmen's arc nor* prnmiliiK Pearson p... 3 1 2 0 2 .werman. names of many well known of Lander's Band to vary his usual miles. The Simoon lilly. Maher up. finished along the Sound attended \u25a0which will tn-iiliinext Monday. Programme •Brashear 1 0 0 _0 0 0 Mathewson, p.———3 0 0—1— 2 —0 entries contain the half — .__ \u0084 „ ,\u0084. "^ ... I announcing Ethics's Victoria Hotel In last amonjr them being C. S. Titus. and, as soon as the red signal second. Six ran. ball at tho Larchmont of the oruloe find pictured of nfvcriil of the 1 oarsmen, In yachts and Totals 35 1124 2, Totals 20 4 627 19 follows: Intermediate, displacement was hoisted, to strike up the com- night. Many of the guests came rnihla tvlilch Will rtt.-ljint••. >>«•«\u25a0 The Sun- The races to be tried are as in cold, cold ground." SHOT WINS AT CHICAGO. automobiles, at 10 o'clock when the dancing for Pearson In Inning. sculls, association senior sculls, champion- forting melody. "Mi *T the LONG and day Tribune to-morrow. •Batted ninth single double, with Him- and gold ballroom, St. Louis 0 0 O 0 0 1 1 0 «—2 single sculls, Arden led the field for six iunongs. Aug. Autumn Leaves furnished a de- began the bit: white decorated ship senior Intermediate in Chicago, colors, piazzas of the New-York 1 2 0 1 0 0 O 0 x— Intermediate pair self and Numeral close up and Tom Kenny Harlem to-day by winning the with national and the wide New sculls, senior doable sculls. oared shut up the Daly horse cided surprise at scenes of THE Al TOMOBILE. Earned runs— St. Louis. 2. First base-— on •rmrs— four fourth place When Arden out- hotel, which overlook the Sound. were New-York, 8; shells] senior pair oared shell?. Intermediate Kenny went on. and Burns fourth race, in which she was the extreme York 2 St. Louis, 1. Left on —bases M and Tom 1; off inter- Numeral two outsiders brilliant gayety. The grand march had two hun- Loul*. 7. First bass on balls Off Mathewson. oared shells, four oared shells, senior brought Ethics up ana drove him through this sider at 50 to 1. Three favorites and -By 2: by Pearson. senior Ethics the couples, th« largest promenade ever Pearson. 3. Struck— out- Malhewson. national four oared shells, intermediate eight hunch Th«: jostling that followed cost the other five events. Weather perfect; track dred and was THE CLUB OF AMERICA TO HOLD A FIVE 1. Two-base —hits Bresnahan. Dunn. Nichols (2). Farrell. backers much money. won It w*s led by Colonel J. Sacrifice hits 2. Stolen bases— McOann. 2. Hit shells and senior eight oared shells. race and his in drying out fast. Summaries: seen in Larchmont. Dunn. ball—Bowerman. oared Grail performed in unexpectedly poor fashion slow but Rogers, of the Old Guard, and Mrs. HUNDRED MILE RELIABILITYRITN by pitcher— By Pearson.— 2. Passed I The programme of races for th» first day win j j her backers. Bcldon Emslie. Time 1:45. the flzst race and never nattered in white Umpire heat way. and had enough left to Roser*. Mrs. Rogers was gowned be as follows, beginning at 3 p. m.: First «< I' Stevedore led all the Zoroaster, TO BOSTON IN OCTOBER. shell, r. stand off the challenge of the favorite, silk. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. St<-arns were nrxt in intermediate single. intermediate four by .1 J-vtra liran a bad race and is pair shell: second heat. Intermediate sin- and win neck. . line, and following them camo Mr. and Mm. F. W. S. M. Butler, secretary of the Automobile Club BROOKLYN PLAYS A TIE. senior shell, four far from her three-year-old for n. Johnson. The gles, Intermediate pair senior shell: . The surprise of the day came in the race for SSsa^«gws »rtoTS: Kroehle and Mr. and Mr*. J. A. of America, last tileht announced that the club llrst h^at Intermediate eight shell: second heat ln- fillies, brought TThlVel(ien Ropers. '. STRUGGLE. . .. scull r final heat. most at the wire. mau"ice)" to Wheat, 100 (P-nnWly) Reception J. Charles route willbo via Norwalk, Bridgeport. New- CLOSING .... shell, association single sculls, Intermediate but lvernia bad left 1. won: Ethel IS third. committee— The four race, was a gift for Rosetlnt- The 2 £cond;. V,l;cain. 304 (Buchanan). to 5. Kroehle, George Bergmann. Hartford, double sculls, senior double sculls, war canoe The fifth race B. Johnson. F. W. Haven. Springfield and Worcester, arriv- Hastings filly is at her beat just now. and tshe Mahoney, I* The closing game of the series between Pittsburg senior eight shell. sent against her. (one mile and W. B. Charles Pratt. J. A. ing in Boston on tho afternoon Of Saturday. Oc- yesterday, Fprcadeagled the selling platers "rifihreel" (Meade) 7 to Smith. and Brooklyn, at Washington Park re- Lexington is at and re- *\u25a0 to 1. won: Ravensburj'.a^ain^M^Maiislr^lOl04 1,. J. 11. Mannlßan. E. A. R. A. 11. Sunday willbe spent In Boston, the start Belle of good present, too. , (Ransch). C to ... HIM. Maher. tober Monday ten innings of play. The game her Wednesday, running away from Newell. 103 S. third. Time. J. A. on the return trip being made on morning, sulted in a tie after peated race of Eecond-*l!eo Nlckerson, Frank B. Taylor. S. Sterns and arriving In HARNESS RACIXG. opponents, and winning, pulled up. by two to over the same route, this city on had to be on account of darkness. While her (one mlle)-Fitzkanet. 107 (Ransch). « I. Floor S. Sterns. O. A. carry called lengths. The Amazon was well backed to beat *tuxthrace 1. Falrbury. McGean. committee— W. Wednesday afternoon. Kach vehicle will an failed to make an error, muffs were "Tommy ttoh: John Bright 104 (Troxler). 3 to second: L. who be provided by the club. the home team her. but was not equal to the task. third. 1:44V». E. T. Seward. J. G. Talte. E. Goodsell. official observer, will cause.i August 9» (Beaucharan, 25 to 1. Time. Craine. be open to all classes of pelf-propelled frequent by the Pittsburg players, which DRIVEit AND HOUSE SUSPENDER Hyland, a son of John Hyland. Bel- Count De Vlllavt-rde. 11. H. Empey. Albert R. The run will trainer, a clever race on Anak In I-letcher, O. U. vehicles made In the United States or abroad. The them to lose the game. There was a large crowd moat's rode Sterns. C. S. lionner. George regulations governing JUDGES AT COLUMBUS DECLARE ALL BET3 the mile and a sixteenth affair for apprentices who NOTES OF THE TURF. Meldrum, P. Cunningham. E. P..Kennedy and H. rulf« and th« run will be present, and the weather was enjoyable for the at .later. had never bestridden a winner. He got off the FOR E Docker announced OFF OX 220 PACERS' RACE. field, held his place, drew away when M'CARREN OFFERS J23.000 guests and Mrs. Frank J. sport. bead of the SENATOR Some of "the were Mr. the game by making one run pressed, and rated his mount in front to the end. Gould. Mr. and Mrs. .1. R. Hall. Dr. and Mrs. TO CHICAGO IN AN AUTOMOBILE. Both sides began At least ten thousand persons saw the races, MEXICAN. Bullard, Mrs. John Nellson. Mr. and in the opening inning. In the fourth inning Columbus. Ohio, Aug. I.—The Judges of th-> no Mr and each though it was an off day and there was fixture for Mrs. Frank Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. U. K. Owens. two FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD YOUTHS make Brooklyn went to the front by making one run. Grand Circut races at th«* end of the $5.00«> stak^ card. Senator McCarren yesterday offered £5.000 C. Kohlstedo, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph ©a the Mexican, Mr and Mrs safely, and stole second. McCreery suspended for one Mackay's two-year-old colt Scimeff-r, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Flint. Mr. and THE TRIP—ACTUAL RUNNING FaXT«& hit race for '2:20 pacers to-day fe\ THE SUMMARIES. Clarence H. J. and Mrs former to third. Irwln filed but the offer was declined by Charles F. Hill. Mr. Mrs. F. W. Alexander. J. H. Duffle. Mr. Singled, sending the year "Tom" Stu.ird, the driver, and the |M«M 3 years over; 1 miles. Mrs. Lancaster Morgan. Samuel TIME ELEVEN DAYS. the sixth Inning PjriltST RACE—Selling: and l-16th trainer, and the entire stable will be S»lach. Mr and out to Clark, scoring Farrell. In because conduct the race. In Er BettlnK. Mackay's Dr. Becker. Edward A. M.tl^er. Mlfs Elderone of the of " at Saratoga some day in the McMillan. and Mrs. E. W. Chicago, Aug. I.—James R. McConnell and George the home nine made three runs while the visitors off. St. PL sold at public auction Maher. J. Maher. Mr. Becker. Mr. by to addition to this they declared all beta Stevedore, Golden on August 12 Meagley. E. P. Kennedy. 11 E. (Jarrctt, each fifteen years* old. have just ended a made two. A bad throw Bransfield the W. C. Smith's eh. g. by second week of the meeting, probably Cook. Mrs. W. F. There were six starters, but Greenllne and Garter- L.. 3. S3 lOaOth I1 10—1 4—l has bought Gay Boy OI Mr, Ma.-kay. but Decker, Mr«. A. B. Morgan. Mrs. G. W. \an Camp, Journey New-York to this city In a light- plats In the Inning was responsible for Brook- (Redfern) 2 S 7—Hi Mr Hill Kanastar, Beward, from Zoroaster, sped. 103 »—— — Other Maekay horses, excepting Mr and Mrs. E. T. Mr.,and Mrs. N. L. gasolene According to getting men across the plate. Elderone were conceded to have the race be- Satire, (Wonderiy) 3 4—l4 1 B—s8 5 aU the and Mrs. weight automobile. the rec- lyn Its three 4. 104 Kamara and Trigger, willbe sold Archer, Mr and Mrs. F. H. Taylor. Mr. kept by them their actual running time wan in the ninth Inning, won the first heat wttfe Morokanta. kM (Jackson). « to 1an.l 5 to 2; Petra 11. Kantaka m.irp Par Excellence, inn was "\V B Smith, Miss Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome ord hours, There was much excitement tween them. Greenline 'M 1: Swamplands. ** The aga n Arosemonia, eleven days, one an.) a half but the full track, 106 (Builmar.:. CO to 1 and to claimed out of a leUlng race on Thursday .« Alvord Peck, Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Miss Journey was thirty-three diwys. Nearly when Pittsburg tied the score by making three ease in 2^S*£ slow time over the which (Creamer) Oil to 1 and 20 to 1; Heroics. J>s (Cochraa), 50 Pepper Pepper haying paid Stetson, Spang. Ho.yard Curry. Mr. time of the Inning Iand 7 1"; In the stable. Colonel her, Mlt-s Mabel twenty days was lost at different points waiting runs to Brooklyn's one. In the tenth neither lightning fast. The second heat was won to Iand IS to I;Grail. \u25a0\u25a0•* \u25a0••\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0!: i. 5 to to pront of $660 for the man who claimed and Mrs. H. Mr. and Mr*. L. H. Spcnce, was MlM< B8 a c. ab r lb po a field Ml EMerone's showing in the second heat St. steeplechase jockey, complained yester- 2 1 (\u25ba' Sheckard. If. 502 21 0 J«re Dunn's eh. f. lvernia. by l«a- GOLF. ftlno noni<> of tilt* horMCM entered in (he <-iirk.» If 422 produced effect on the odds, which (Redrern) 1 20—1 «— 1 ManL°?he of the Steeplechase and Hunt 5 13 3 0 OjKeeler. rf.... 5 1 1 2 1 O the desired ards—QueenEton. 115 day to'the stewards competition. The Snmlny Tribune to- IWnumonV.cf - 20 0 switched to ?.'{<> on Greenllne and $7** on the (Landry) 2 K~l 3—l that the trainer for J. E. \\ idem-r. See ij.*ieh 3 »>: Dulan. cf SO2 Fontenix. 113 Association keeping 3b sO- 0 2 O 3 O Bane Tryon, 115 (Smith) i .—1 5—2 with whom Mara had a contract, was him BEMI-FINALB AT EKWANOK. niorroiv. rf. 51120 0 Dahler.. ,5... 4 flela. The third heat went to Greenline in2:M*4 • At Mara's request wSntrfllrnnineld lb 4 1 2 H 0 2, Karrell. c 5 2 3 6 I O effort with Elderone. Oho 113 (CMom). to 1 and Ito -: SinginK ground without cause. * 0 Stuard making no Girl. SO 1 and 15 to 1; 115 on the Mr. ld- Aug. titchey 2b. 3 0 10 4 2 MrCreery. lb ft 0 1 o JCymph. 115 OJ^.T-n <> hind Elderone. Elderone took the fourth In this of Totals ...40 8 1330 17 4, Hughes, ... J) _^_^_^_£ Greenline in the stretch. In 3.-Oik. usual features of value to turfmen. this morning. Ernept N*. Wright and Miss BIG INTERCITY MATCH TO DAY. li:(wJV|, outpacing Gertrude 61230 12 to on the RACE— 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs. ._ I' Totals ...30 O the fifth heat Elderone went a bre»k THIRD Sullivan (12) df-feated AY. G. Barnw.ill and Miss The first of the two Intercity cricket matches ar- could be pacing again. L Holland's b. c. W. R. Condon, by first turn, and not set to J. (Smith) 1 3-5 LAWN TENNIS. Farrington (18). 4 up and 2 to play, and Findlay S. rangeii to be play >i between New-Tort and Phil- for Donovan In ninth Inntn*. broken Troubadour r. 102 »-« •natteil ' <* ° - • •-• He finished behind the flag with a (scratch) (> ° rjrhtar-3 True. »7\. (McFaiden .' ft-1 r. -2 Douglas an.l Miss Belle Andrews defeated place to-day <>m the ground of PlttKburir n \u25a0 showed beea (Burns) 3 3—l I—l adelphia will take • • 8 • • ' •"\u25a0 hopple, which investigation had Bed Knlsht. 10» JnniPs L. Taylor and Miss Taylor (IS), 3 up an.l 1 In Philadelphia. With Hro.klvn I! I 1 0 nearly through before the heat began. 1 to 1; »* THE WIN IN DOUBLES. br played tn-mnrrnw, the Belmont Cricket Club. — 2; Brooklyn. 1. First use on cut Mexicanna. 103 (Doyle*. 30 to and M OrloS. DOHBRTYB to play The final round will K.-irnetl runs rittsb\ir*. The Judges declared all bets placed nvauph) 12 to 1 and 4 to 1: Allot. Bon. «9 (Michaels!. 100 atid Island City Golf Club's t«'am willalso j.lay the exception of F. J. Prendergast. who is unable Brooklyn 2 I>-ft on bases- Plttsburx. it;Brood off. Elder- ;02 (Jackson). 1W 1and WILL MEET THE WREXN ttif errors l>ahlen. Kitsnn. Stolen fourth Instead of distanced in the last heat, to 1and So to 1; Flamboyant. to TO-DAY THEY the Kkw.inok team here then. to take part In the game, owing to business en- lvn 8 Two IMMhl?K— Brnn*neM. one 1; Wight. H» (Cnchran). 100 to 1 and 30 to !>..lan. Farrell. Sac- Elderone for one year and 80 to Ml \u25a0\u25a0: team be us oiigin- Waener 3. Hr-inffield. Smith. — suspended Stuard and [\u25a0 >^ver i Struck out—Uv IVnovan. •'<. lengths. Time. 1.("OS- . Leever 3 PiH*l ball—Smith. WiU pitches— Donovan. SL'tiO for driving Elderone. the amount to he — Aug. I.—The great match to- Miss Grace Ellis, who holds the championship of Kelly and C. Dalton, of Knickerbocker; F. A. Umpires— Tannehlll anil Newton. Time of name. 2:30. from the horse"s share of the purse. RACE Handicap; 3 years and over; tit miles. Longwood. Mass.. 2. taken FOURTH doubles, the exhibition court, the Bay Shore Golf Club, again established her Blade, of Manhattan; i\ <•. Warburton and w. Elderone is the pacer who finished second to XT. C Daly's eh. h. Himself, hi Himyar— _— — day was that in on (Odom) 2—l2 1 at IVlleite 4 114 1 4—4 Dohertys and Lamed. The right that title yesterday by turning In the Bonce, Paterson; it. W. Powell, ot Nelson AND PHILADELPHIA EVEN IT. r>iro-t Hal at Pet rolt and again Cleveland. (Bulhn»n> 2 3-1 1-1 between the and Ware to of CINCINNATI Tom 4 117 brought the qualifying round fur the T.0.1k..; Tattersall, of Kings County, and Philadelphia He had great speed to-day, and should have Numeral,Kerm*:3. 104 f\\orderly) 3 10—1 3—l liist and third sets out the fastest and lowest score In Wom- H. J. Philadelphia. Aug. I.—Cincinnati and P3 twenty games running to Cup tournament. Miss Ellis qualified Poyer and D. Firooklyn. beaten Greenllne. Ard> to 1. Surmise. best tennis, nine of the en's Club BoxiU. of broke even on a double header to-day. The locals closing day of the meeting 1 4 Sadie (Michaels). Hyde, good showing The Philadelphia te;, m will consist of A. M. Wood The feature of the (Cochran). 10 to and to 1: 8.. U 10 The Englishmen soon found that Ware \u25a0wltb»Mlss Lulu who made a Heimont; K. second game In the last Inning. The attempt <2rf6%) 1 and 4 to 1; Ai-ia!i.- Prince. S3 1 1 (» M • Driving by a head. Time, 2:05. \u25a0weakness was by Morris, Philadelphia..© o » 0 M $I..VM>. food, play, and proved considerable Hyde. The best scores strokes were: of Merlon Duitirleby TROTTING— 2:IO CLASS—rt'RSB — of Lamed's this Hntteries— llahn and Bergen; and Jacklltsch. by IMot 2-year-cliJs: 5 furlong*. to experts, who believe that he. at least, Grace It. H. E. \Viii:biin. ft. *.. Medium— -FIFTH RACE solace the next with Miss Kills: — Althea (?aund?n»> 3 5 12 \u25a0» 11 f. by Hasting*— be successful in his matches week •' *"• 5 7 0 C. ft 4—."14 —."1 SCHEDULED FOB TO-DAY. Philadelphia 1 0 O «> 1 <> ft 0 7 1 - J. Boden's eh. Roßetint. will trophy. The Out 8 GAMES • • Charlie >!.-.. blk. K. (Raybould* 1 1 I1 1 2 Lady Rosemary. 114 (Hums, 1 I—S out the Englishmen for the international In 7 "> (i •"• 8 C <> 8 4—53—104 Cincinnati 1 0 ft 1 I 0 o—3 11 « 4 12 5 3 3 3 (Odom) 2 Ik.-1 3 1 to-day against the Dohertys — I>orothv Redmond, blk. m ora. 109 was deeo lobs, Out 7 0 5 8 7 7 7 .'. — matches of season will take Ruth M.. b. m. (Miller) .1 3 4 4 7 r. 7 9 8 a U-(Ki—l2l Prospect between 1; CHICAGO, Time. 2:l3>i. 2:1014. 2:lo'*. 2:lo>i. 2:l3V*. 2:11. 2:13'«. baa. 112 to 1. and Interval. 10H .•.peed into the return. place to-day at Park the Brook- BOSTON. 6. and to 1. also ran. Start Easily placing of the Dohertys won many -I'ACIXO—2:2I> CLASS—PI'RSE $3,000. 1 2 1 a 1 (111111 RACE—3 years and over; ridden by boys »ho of the League 12 14 lead It looked to some of the followers Metropolitan District Cricket between these that Boston tried Curran. a local player, in the Elderone. b it. (Sturm! an.l Valentine* 2 bad never ridden a winner; 11-3 C miles. as though the Englishmen slacKed v . a bit the the last game. fairly well, keeping Tertlmen. b. ft. (Hud R 3 4 » 5 came opponents teumJ>. and as Manhattans lost box He did the visitors down Cherry Lass (Starr) 4 4 4 -August Belmont's eh. c. Anak. by Hast- third set and allowed their to 1 puzzle br. m. 3 3 S, in "he elder Doherty they will make a strong effort to turn the tables to six additional hits. Williams was a to Beware, ing—An.; a. 101 ° 0 1 ft ft—1 h 2 101 Th# Amazon. IIS - 3—« tween th" interesting. The summaries: that Association are ond eleven at Bostoa 0200010 o—3 » 1 frlHce Selm.i. b. h. iMi-H*nry) mi-flnaland V, A. l*rned. PHILADELPHIA, to 1and 10 to also ran. Start Rood. Cleverly by 2 and H. Doherty beat UK. are the lust live a race score, winner ST. LOUIS. 11: 5. TROTTING—2:2I CLASS PURSE TWO BEATS 60 1. I* and heat B. *" tion men in the ltll>l\<; lengths. Time. 102%. C_j. «-l, 4—ft. *-8; H. D. G.l»V>™™ counting five points, second man four, third TOURNAMENT HY WOMEN. 0 I IN THREE. and W. &-3. &-<. «—4. man St Louis 1 0 1 a 0 1 x—if 0 AxMt (Hudson) Wright C. Clothier. o—3. three, fourth man two, and the fifth man one. Philadelphia IV Chase, b. tc. by Keeler. dam by 1 1 give many of boys 101 <»•»»» »— ft 3 4 g. iWll»on> 2 2 BRIGHTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY. Thia will the who are not able — Kahee; William Tell. b. • — T. to finish first, second or third a chance to earn ALT- THE OFFICIALS WOMEN—MEN CROWNED AT Batteries Powell and Wilson ana Powers. On»onta. •. m. (Olney) 3 Two-year Five furlongs. RESULTS IS CHESS TOURS AI/A.V Jim g. tPatterson) 4 4 FIRST RACE points for the clubs. THE END. Fenton. br. • Name. Name, . The Money Maker, b. h. (Wallace) 5 Wt.l Wt round of the Inter- ._ Hanover, Aug. I.—ln the tenth CHICAGO. 7: BALTIMORE,6. Maud Carlisle, b. m. (Murphy) ...;.... ft • Monte Carlo— 117|Soverelsn in:. to-day Levin IN I.—A place to-day in Baltimore County. The ordi- PUtt and Mount Klsco H.i>marti« MB Olland, Gottschall upset Mar ]:.rue. Aug. I.—President of Switzerland took Batteries— Sullivan: WBSM and Yeag«r. drew. Conn beat r. • nary procedure was reversed. The chief marshal TMOfTHW MMMI Tomv EBCOND RACE>—Selling; threa-jear-olds and upward. shall's Tschigorin went down before the Olympian Games delegates, Judgo calculations. their ed assistants, Judges and timekeepers WASHINGTON, trotting One and one-sixteenth miles. Janowski and Atklna adjourned game John B. Payne, Laverno Noyes and Henry J. and heralds. 0; DETROIT. 13. There will be a meet at Interstate Park Wolf. position: Bardeleben W. women. . while tho eleven contestants were R. 1081 Merrymaker a second time, still in an crcn Chicago, to-day, and listened at- were H E at 1 p. m. to-day. The programme consists of con- I>r. C1ark...... : 101 to downed Suechtlng. Furber, Jr., of all well known in society. Their riding was spirited Detroit ft 0 0 4 2 0 4'S x 13* 12 L.ucer.t IOC P-Ofslcnol SS lost Napier, and Swiderskl Washington 0 0 0 i tests for several classes...... The record up to rollows: tentively to explanation of the pl^ns for the and daring. After the tournament each of the 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 7 3 104 Ifleaaant Sail 1«; date is as an iChltil ...... ^...... '.. victors crowned a man. One thousand spectators Batteries— Townsend and Clarke; Slever Jr«; Xroerlcaa 103 Gold Braid sc Name. 1 Name. Won. L,st. Olympian Games made by Mr.Furber. The Presi- ana McGulre. 103 Won. Lost. were present. BOYS' CADET CORPS. Alr!k« Athenla »2 Atkin* ft 4 IMieces « 4 dent, who was interested and asked a number of fluatloe 101 The Guinea 8.1 Bardeleben 4 .1 Napier 4H 5H of mfml>rr« of the Cadet (HxCr.er 1 iM.*iNFirci,n, J. FOR AMERICAN TEAM IN CINCINNATI. I'hoioicrapha the O. 101. Conn ..: .'. r. Olland Sl*S* 3H questions, said: N. Corp* Chnrrh, Ootwehall pillsbury 3 1,. Cincinnati, of \\»>t-rl<> Con«reKatl«nal THIRL;RACE—THE BRIGHTON'Jt.'NIOR. six furlong*. 4>a S>^ « will follow with the greatest Interest the devel- The Mayor of I'luinfivld, O. ex- Aug. I.—John E. Bruce, attorney of the Uun*bcr( 4 tf Popie.l 3H Qhi I my Jenkini. for Jeney City H«-I«hi». A l>ri«*f iirruiml .; CUB*..~-..,..^. opment of the games, and will MM hestafforU plains the very dealrable feature* of that the American League, and President Ban Artrli \Z>\ Tantalus 107 Janowßki 7»j l'» Suechtlng 3 C on the part of bwlixer- Baseball fun the benefit they receive from thl» I>»ie«man V-"*>HLrstbourne 103 I.'vln 3 6 toward oftVlalpartkipatl.-n homes of of ana 5 5 iSwlderEkl immediately recognize the gamed la city for Jicw-Vork Itiialnraa mm. Johnson the league held a number of conferences The Sunday Iribuue to- AVbltechapel ISSWeodIsJM 102 Marshall «Vi B land. T will Sunday orßauliatlon. See ! VTfChlrurln 3H 6H See The Tribune to-morrow a here to-day. Afterward Itwas announced that th» JBiu« Blbbon lU7 Mason ..^....^... 24 7ij|Wolf 6 a •;The official Journal." morrow.