SIX METER YACHT ELIMINATION TRIALS ARE SCHEDULED FOR NEXT WEEK Tali rus, W. L. Inaley -I 35 -tit 1 5." 49 Ire*. K. A. Katsey 4 38 :IT I 40 37 Aqullla, f«. Curry 4 41 58 1 U Oil Themis, HnKrey t Van Win¬ kle .v, 4 37 22 1 47 22 Little Dipper, Li. A. Cony.. 4 89 28 1 41' 28 Twinkle, J. O. Alley 4 411 13 1 IMi 13 TKIt FOK LOCAL ANGLKIIS AUGUST 13 TO AUGUST 17.STANDARD TIMB Shooting Star, L. M. Gillette 4 40 33 1 50 35 Sandy lluuk Prlncw Jamaica Hay Governors Wlllets New Mara, 8. Ensooe 4 42 32 1 32 32 (The Horseshoe) Bay (t'anarsie) Island Point Haven Cygnl. J. B. K Iiik 4 4." 13 1 r>5 13 Date. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. I' M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Big Dipper, J. It. Robinson. 4 44 18 1 54 18 AuguM 13. 11:13 11.*# 11:18 11:31 11:06 .. 11:31 11 34 2:15 2:37 2:00 2.-23 U CLASS DISTANCE, ti MILKS START, Aukum 14 ....11:57 12:03 12:11 12:43 12 :(*0 2:68 3:21 2:43 3:06 3:10. August 16. 12:11 12 15 12:16 1 £0 12:50 1:40 12:15 3:45 4:10 3:30 3:55 Close Finishes in Order in the Tern. J. J. Hlavln 4 42 29 1 32 2# August 16 1:05 1:43 1 :10 1:47 1:50 2:27 1.05 4 .18 5 02 4:23 4:47 Badger, J. Keppler 4 43 57 1 35 57 August 17. 2:07 2:42 2.12 2:47 2:52 ;t.27 2:07 5:36 5:56 5:21 6:41 of the Kllrt III., I. T. Wise 4 48 07 1 38 07 Regatta Huguenot NEW ltOCHKLLK CLASS DISTANCE. 0 Sixteen Yachts Will Engage Devilfish Grow to Enormous Slir. that his face was dripping with Ink. Two Yacht Club. MILES.START, 3:10. squids had been startled by tho boat and in Tests That May Last Virginia, J. It. Baatine !"> 08 38 1 35 3« Several years afro Charles Frederick Holder had shot the discharge of sepia from their Nereid, D. Glrlit 5 08 08 1 r>K 03 wrote aa follows about the devilfish: siphon, hitting him full in the face. SPECIAL RACE. HUGUENOT YACHT When devilfish are hooked and hauled ^ould accept stories of men being at¬ Week. NINE throw their arms about In friR run cup with a straight string of its annual cruise The fleet 02 42 won by Manatee, the property of A. 64 The was yesterday. Syce, Stamford Y. C 4 .17 42 2 victory, the championship was won by targets. day not particularly gathered at Port Washington at noon Clytie, H. B. Plant 4 .IS 07 2 0.1 07 Strauss. good for shooting. The scores: 4 38 21 2 01 21 Edward Smith's Kagle. and made an informal run to Lloyds I.ea. J. F. Birmingham Whlffen owned M. It. Name. nit. Ilcp. Total. Harbor. was a on board Viva, Larchmont Y. C 4 38 24 2 03 24 Poof, by Smith, The sumrnaVy: There meeting 4 2 04 07 for one H. I,. Iirush on100 4 the Amwray in the evening. Ace. Iselln & Langley 39 07 won In tlie class Islip design Kitten clans.Start 12:40; Inside. course. W. Slmonson 0507 2 flagship Peppy, Crane & f'hubb 4 40 52 2 05 52 Yama Yama. which to 0 the run will be to the Thimbles, 4 08 57 yachts. belongs Klapsed Dr. W. C. Travers 05 05 To-day Montauk, \V. A. \V. Stewart 43 57 2 M. won the Flnlxh. Tim.'. H. II. Shannon 01 03 2 where the will remain until Tues- J. DuForeat Hid not finish. K. Brewster, championship. yachts Prlsrllla, ('. W. Powell's Dolphin won In Class T Yacht and Owner. II.M.S. 11.M.S. Fred Stone 102 8* duy morning. The first squadron run VICTORY CLASS.DISTANCE, 9 MILES- Mettowee 1 Tiger Cat, H. Hunch 1 fw 40 (i 2H 40 Rex {leach not 01 on will be to Stonington. On START, 2:40. for catboats, defeating by Miss I'usa. K. F. Whitney.. 1 11 30 0 2» 30 .1. I'. Until SIII$7 Tuesday minute and 13 records for the prize. The 1 12 0" 0 32 0f» .(81 fi.-, Wednesday the run will be to Watch Blue Jacket, J. R. Ford.... 4 48 13 2 08 13 goat. A. n. Weekes 3d 50 2 10 03 victory gave Dolphin the championship. Hob Cat. Isoph & Outerbrldge 1 IN 11 n .",R ll J. D. Merrthew 78 84 6 Hill. Gopher, W. R. F.lmor 4 03 1 2.1 .'>0 0 43 R0 J. lianzt-r 03 S3 2il Madelon, II. W. Duck I 53 52 2 13 52 Adelaide IV, owned by William Conk- Fuss Cat, Fuller A Coudert. Clark 4 54 23 2 1 5 23 Miw, 8. Weekes 1 23 05 0 4S 0.'> Nevr Vork A. C'. Remitta. Spad, T. S. lln of the Westhampton Country Club, Wild Cat. VV. F. Carey 1 3ll 15 0 Mi 15 N. A. H., D. M. Cowl Did not finish. from Edith S. in Class V of cat- 1 1 OU Does Iron Man Stunt. 011 won Tom Cat, C. F. Work 10 05 0$ Tlie next championship regatta CLASS - DISTANCE. 9 the line 20 seconds Wichita Falls. 12..Wheeler SOUTHAMPTON boats, crossing only Inside course. Aug Long Island Sound will be that of the MILES.START. 2:45. ahead of the second craft. She also Fish class.Start 3:40; hurled the Spudders to a double win New York Athletic Club, which will be T. J. Jr 5 11 Oft 2 20 Oft Manatee, A. Strauss r> 2ii 15 I 4« 15 (ver Bears here LlrK MpCahlll. 5 15 55 2 30 55 was crowned the champion to-night. Smith 5 2rt lit 1 4ll 111 '.lie recently G to 4 sailed next Saturday afternoon. By that Queen, J. F. Beudoulne, Jr.. the boats, win¬ Scate. II. I,. and 5 to 3, sixteen Among Heliport Bay the Minnow, T. S. Williams. ... 5 211 25 1 4H 25 making straight time many of the yachts that took part STAR CLASS.DISTANCE, I! MILES. iJlaabled. umes In the cruise of the New York Yacht START. 2 '0. ner was Her Ladyship. Volador, (». Nlchol* Club will have returned and a big fleet will start. Tlie Inter Yacht Club cruise promises to be a big one. Very many owners have Indicated to Charles C. Edwards, the secretary of the committee, their inten¬ tion of taking part In it. The committee In H. E. Boucher, chairman Seawanaka- Corlnthlan Yacht Club; Herbert F. L. Funke, Manhasset Bay Yacht Club; Howell C. Perrln, Larchmont Yacht t lub; K. A. Monks, Indian Harbor Yacht Club, and Charles G. Edwards, Stam¬ ford Yacht Club, eecretary. The com¬ mittee in a letter to yachtsmcn outlines the plans. The fleet is to rendezvous at the Man¬ hasset Bay Yacht Club 6:00 P. M. Sep¬ tember 4. First run.Septembers. From the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club to the Indian Harbor Yacht Club. Second run .September «. From the Indian Har¬ bor lacht Club to the Larchmont Yacht Club. Third run.September 7. From the Larchmont Yacht Club to the Stam¬ ford Yacht Club. Fourth run.Septem* ber K. From the Stamford Yacht Club to tho Huntington Bay Club at Hunt-1 lngton. Fifth run.September !). Pro-1 ceed at will from Huntington Bay to the Seawanhaka-Corintlilan Yacht Club, Oyster Bay. for final rendezvous at 6 :UU

Prises for Dally Rons. The first four days' runs will be ar¬ COMMODORE ranged to afford Interesting racing. The! HAROLD fifth and final run will not be under VA1H DERBI LT racing conditions. It is Intended to af¬ WHEEL ofi ford yachtsmen the opportunity to wit¬ SCHOONE.R ness the first of the international races VAGRANT and then proceed to Oyster Bay. Prizes will be given for dally runs and for the aeries. A committee composed of chairman of the regatta committee of each club will be in charge of this cruise. It Is the the very thought of doing It again Intention to have the runs long enough ought to bore him to death. to afford interesting racing and at the Will Battle Before his departure fiempeey will Rosenberg an of same time allow the participants toi give exhibition with Jim Tracy % finish and get to their anchorage in Australia for four rounds in Boston, sufficient ttme to visit their fellow It is to be hoped that Jim has had a yachtsmen and enjoy the social part of Krug for Wilson's Title few square meals since he met Bill the cruise, which is Just as important1 Brennan at the Harden and wa^| as the racing. It Is therefore decided 'dropped. Tracy was leaner than a. to make the harbor starts nt an early Beaten Once member of the Philadelphia Athletics hour to allow the contestants to finish Brooklyn Boxer, by Newark Man, Eager and looked as though he would walk their racing at about 4:00 P. M., and twenty miles for a steak. Surely.! to then have the rest of the afternoon to Wipe Out Defeat at Velodrome To-morrow Night Dempsey would not be mean enough to for their various enjoyments. take a full sock at Skinny Jim. Each yacht club at its home port will .Dundee and Frush Meet Following Evening. entertain the yachtsmen at the end of Light Winds Hamper Yachts each day's run. in Gravesend It is the desire of the projectors of By W . O. MeQKEHA.V, Gay Regatta this cruise that the yachtsmcn of the winds and rain Dave Rosenberg and Phil Krug. the Johnny Dundee, t.'ie junior lightweight Light practically! various clubs along the Sound become ruined the midsummer regatta of th" better acquainted with one another and candidates for the open middleweight champion.whatever a junior light¬ 1650 weight be. Atlantic Ya< lit Club on Graveaand Ba># become more unified in their interests title, will arrive at some deflrite conclu¬ may "\,TOU can buy a Studebaker Big-Six Touring Car stration any time you say. Try the wheel yourself. In the yachting game. This cruise sion at the Velodrome to-morrow ni. h:. Dundee, so the legend runs, is flgur- yenterday. So light «We the breezes it with any other car, even at two or re¬ on a X today for $1650. This is the lowest price ever Then compare should tend materially to aid this The lads, who are anxious to Mtrt-cil Ing taking sock at Mr. FrusVa that the rues committee, made up of V. be at chin and then his a car three times its and you will appreciate how sult, and we trust that you will Glovani Panica. otherwise Wil¬ filing claim for the anc' asked for of its sterling high quality. price, on Johnny title. as It R Ward, chairman: L L. Bebee, Jr., for in a the rendezvous September 4, ready- son, the cham¬ featherweight Be this may. much more you get your money Big-Six four or five deposed middvwelght has ta!* were In the division. The than 15,000 ber 8 and early the next was «.f the and sells three in departing Dave Rosenberg Is a product of the "Were you hitting me on the chin, winner cantlgny. the property Studebakerorganizationproduces year were the biggest Studebaker's 70 years' morning for the Seawanhaka-Corlnthian Tendler asked him T>r. C. 1* Atkinson. She defeated K. R. one overhead. the international local Mlateur ranks and has yet to Johnny?" during separate models with only history. Capacity production lowers costs and Yacht Club to view hear the birds while the ref¬ 'lie bout, but Johnny Dundee answered Maler'fl Bols de Bellean by 21 minutes races. singing believes that its eree does sums In arithmetic. l>*vld Is him with nothing hut silent contempt. and 19 seconds over a five mile course Look over the field. Check the many points that Studebaker manufacturing savings On September 9 the International One of the to The difference in time Is a splendid ex¬ be shared with the customer. boats take a husky lad and lias many admiring preliminaries this bout will to in the selection of a car. See the should Hence the races for the six meter place, the clonk should he worth seeing. Paneho ample of the racing conditions. appeal you sure that want to friends and acquaintances In Villa, a demon¬ new low of the Big-Six. ¦ nd we feel you will business hereabout besides the Filipino flyweight and bantamweight The summary: Big-Six. Ride in it.well take you for pries see these races, and also to give a wel¬ and suit being well acquainted In the delicatessen champion. Is giving his second local ex- VICTORY C1»V8B.STA RT, 3:40.COUMB, windshield; windshield wip«r; courtesy light on the driver'* come and show your appreciation of the 111 bit ion. The little r. MILES. Rain-proof, one-piece tonneau of the and buttonhole trade. Filipino has plenty side which promotes safety in passing other cars at night; lamp with sportsmanship English yachts¬ From t'he moment of his entrance to of class and may into a real Elapsed mcn In across the Atlantic to try develop Finish. Tim. extension cord; cowl parking lighU;cowl ventilator; eight-day clock; thief-proof coming the ranks he showed con¬ champion. Yacht. Owner II.M.S. H.MS. long for tho cup. professional trnnsmifssio" lock; tool compartment in the left front door; shock absorbers. siderable He Is not a Ketchel of Ebbets Cantlgny, r>r. C. L. Atkinson.4 .V> Ml 30 .v> promise. By special request Squire Bols ile Relleau. V. R. Maler.5 IS on 1 52 Ott nor does he In any way resemble that it i«t announced that these bouts are to HANDICAP CLASP.TH1RI DIVISION MODELS AND PRICES./, o. b. factories A. and M. Football Schedule. tigerish young Slav, hut he Is a good, be held at Ebbets Field and that the START 8;3.">.COURSE 4 MILES. durable In these for the same will be BIO-SIX A. a.vd M. Coi.mcok, Miss., Aug. 12..A middleweight and, days prices within reach AN R. Roerk 10 30 1 8." 2I> LIGHT-SIX SPECIAL-SIX when even of all of yon, * 119' W. B 50 H. ¥. 7126'W. B. 60 H. f. .tiff schedule of nine games, Including there Is nothing remotely the people Brooklyn. Mr. Eb- im» II., II Kattammer II ot ;irt oi 5-Pa.112'W. B.. 40 H. P. 5-Paam., class that on with some of the best resembling championship In beta announced that he had the Inter¬ Cor-ected time Bug It., 1:24:34: Alcyon, contests college be a fair ests of all the at heart when he 1 :3S:». $1275 teams in the South, was announced for division, appeals to fighter. people Touring $ 975 Touring Touring $1650 - <-'T MtT 3:30-COUR.°E 1250 A. and M. College foot¬ David was taking the upgrade fairly fixed the prices. KNOCKADOUTK Roadster (3-Pass.).. 975 Roadster (2-Pass.).. 1785 the Mississippi rapidly under the circumstances until It is announced from St. Paul that 4 MILES. Roadster (4-Pass.). 1275 Speedster (4-Paaa.).. ball team by W. D. Chad wick, director Kev J. Ashley 4 .'0 40 J SO 40 Coupe-Roadster 2275 Games from he met Krug In Jersey. Krug got a the MIske-Fulton bout, which was post¬ pie, 1225 Coupe (4-Pass.) 1875 Coupe (4-Past.) of athletics, to-day. away a SPECIAL CLASS.START, 3:22:30- (2-Pass.) the team to decision over him. one of those so-called poned on account of rain and swelling 1550 Sedan.... 2050 Sedan 2475 home will take Jackson. nose of COITRSE MILES. Sedan Baton La.; New Orleans, popular decisions Which does not nece<- in the Fred Fulton, would he Miss.; Rouge, narlly mean that it was In held night. The rain Kloswhllde, Itltrhey & Nelldnw.ri 13 02 1 :.l 02 Standard Memphis and Birmingham. The com¬ popular Friday already Cord Tires Equipment schedule follows: reality. One thing Krug did show was has subsided and the swelling in Fred's plete that he had quite a hefty punch. He bugle has started to subside. When the ROD AND GUN. October 7. Hlrmlnshsm Southern rollnge same to Mr. ribs becomes as it is THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA M. Octohnr Howard landed the Rosenberg's subsiding unanimous, «» A. an<1 rsmpus; 14, or slats and did his best to to do the bout College at A. anrl M. rapipus, October 21, altogether expected Friday night, 1700 Broadway, Manhattan 1469 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn University Mlsslsslbpl at Jackson, Mis*.; make the meeting unpleasant. will be started STR. JOHN GULLY MANHATTAN BRONX RROOKI.VV October Tularn' University ii» .Nt-w Mr. Ike Dorgan desires to build the Just why Fred Fulton and Billy Mlske HjM-rlnl trip to Adelaide Ranks, Barnegnt. Avmiir .137 Kant 140th Mrert Ouachita at lltl St. NI«"hola«i Conwinnf .tool Pwrth Atenne 13.17 RnaHwIelt Are, Orleans: Novunher 4. College meeting as a grudge fight on the should be fighting at all Is not appar- I,vs. Mattery 12 midnight Sunday, Aug 13; IOfl.1 ^n »nlh A*mu« !4M (irand IW A. and V eampus: November It, Unlver Returning Monday night, Aug. 14. Halt and Street Stl* Southern Bnnlmard MM Mtift Aimi Rrnadwav stty of Tennessee at Memphis; November IS. strength of the previous meeting. ent. It may be that they had a quarrel Rvitaurant aboard. Kare III Fulton Sl.'i Tremnnt AtNint 1435 Railm rarkway 7mh ¥1. and Third A»e. State at llnton floug> Whether or not the are over something. Both Frederick and 4f»:U nromhva.r r.ftf RroiuJwaj IIM Avrane l| Louisiana University boys really 57 Swnnd Avenn* New lltrrrhl November 2.*, f'rnk" tTnlverslly at A am! angry at earth other remains to be .«een. William were flattened personally by SOLID CORK LIFTD PRESERVERS, Tr,c. MCI A»MlHf> Woodhavea S74 Flatbmrii A»«. M. N'oveniher .'10, University of Ala- With Kapok Collar, $1: all Kapok, 7r>c. Qt EKNH: Rld*ewond RTAT1DN ISI.ANI): 1.19 Ray Street, Tomplilntvllle campus: However they probably will be milch In Jack Dempsey. It could not he that and Passed: second hand. 333t Myrtle Avrnae. Lama at Birmingham. are see Inspected 1W»-S0 HllUlde AvfBUf. Jamaica 32» Rirhtnand Atrnur. earnest when they meet on account of the boys battling to Which C.OOI) AS NEW! Boulevard A rontinental Arenoe. Forest Hills Tort Richmond future purses at stake. should be flattened again by Dempsey. E. J- Willis Co., Chambers st. Quf~rn» To Get Trial With Yanks. On Tuesday night the headliner will Speaking of Dempsey. the heavy¬ . STUDEBAKER Fort Worth. Tex., Aug. 12. Out- be the featherweights or n"*r feather¬ weight champion will leave for Michi¬ STR. JOHN GULLY THIS I S YEAR fleMer K. L. Langfold of the Lubbock, weights. Danny Frush of Cleveland, gan City In a few days to meet Bill leave* flattery, Daily exr. Mon., 8 AM. West Texas League, club will be glvtn who was being considered as a possible Brennan once more. He has met Bill Unit, tenkle arvrl restaurant aboard. Special a trial the New York Yankees. successor by Johnny Kllbane, will meet and flattened him so frequently that accommodation for ladles. by I A