0 10 + THE NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 113, 1921. PLAYFE IQLD- ISROOKLYN HANfDIC'AP - POLO MATCH LLOWJ England's advantage is that she has more good ponies than has America. Miss Leitch Wins French YORK HERAl-D RACING AMERICANS START All the members of the English team j BROOKLYNHANDICAP Rancocas Stcible Buys (NEW CHART]I have been seen in American fields. Col. the 1914 matches Golf Final 6 and 5 L,. June 17.-Weather rainy; track faat. Tomkinson played In by AQUEDUCT, I., [j at Meadow Brook, when Major Barrett v FIRST RACV-Slx and a half fu rlonRs. Time, 0:23. 0:47, 1:12, 1:18 2-5. WITHBACKSTOWAL1 was captain of the English team: Eord for '* and Defeats Miss Wethered Hand* Playfellon $115fi00 no $1,015.13 added. Value to winner !Sl.H50.13, *300. *150. For three-year-olds Wodehouso played at Hurlingham At 3 millutes. Oft at 2JK. Start Rood. Won TO GREY LAG upward. Handicap. post against 1 mine* a it-un, at Fontainebleau. GOES riarry ayno ily lug. Flare easily. Winner, ch. g.. by Star Shoot.Fair Atulanta. Trainer,drlv4. h Fred Taral. Continued from First Page. and for one season at Lakewood; Major Index. Horse. Wt. Ft1. St. 'i ly *4 Fin. Jockey. Open.HTgh.Close.Tlace. Sh. Ivoekett was at back in 1913 and 1914. By the Associate* Frees. Ji 10t! d 7 01 <*>J 3' 1' Fator 5-1 7-1 7-1 5-2 ti-l & aSS .'170 Georgia 0-5 1-2 to the brilliant exhibitions the defendei s and while he is not in the form he was Fontainebfsau, France, June 17..^Iss Three-Year-Old Colt Leads :17.'1- Fen Rose 111 I 1 l"k 3'V4 21 2'V4 Yeargln.. 4-1 11-2 7-2 Cecil the 101= Cum Sail 104 3 .'t* 3,k 3'% 3'H Coltlletti.. 8-1 8-1 7-1 5-2 ti-3 of the cup have made against strollg in thoso years tha rest of the Kngllsh Leitch, British women's goU IIS 7 4 5 5 4 4 McAteo... 5-1 7-1 0-1 2-1 1-1 in the last fortnight eve n team are in better form than they were champion, by repeating tier defeat of ney Home Fine Field in Turf 300 Dunlioyno 5-2 0-j aggregations . Step l.lRlltl.v.... 105 5 5 3 1 1 5 Rldcnour. 5-1 8-1 7-t money was this morning easily obtairl- before the war, especially I^ord fellow countrywoman, Miss Joyce jiPB /oin, v.u. too c i a J t> (I Sande.... 2-1 11-5 2-1 4-5 2-3 50-1 60-1 60-1 20-1 10-1 able by adherents of the American tean house, who is the most consistentWodei.and in the British championship matchesWethered, ... 10 7 7 7 7 Mooney... Classic at 371 Anniversary 100 favor tliie brilliant on this side, at Turnberry two weeks Aqueduct. tleorele broke slowly and was outrun through the early stages, closed with a rush To-night the odds strongly player Juat ago to-day In the final furlong and was going away a t the end. Pen Rose raced Step Lightly into English team. The stage is set for whsit Of the Americans, Mr. Webb is won the French women's golf submission and hung on well through the stretch. Cum Sah had no excuse and hung Is confidently expected to be the gTeai ably the most brilliant and the mostprobt- The score was 6 up andchampionship.6 to play. is a contender. Valor quit early. JOil.N P. UiilfcK IS SJbL'UMJ when driven In the strotch. Uunboyne w< never est polo tournament in history, an liable blayer. This left handed strikerred ThlsMs the third consecutive year Miss Anniversary had no speed. excener Leitch has Overweight .Georgia, 8; Anniversary. B. whichever team wins it will be it has, to the surprise of the American won the French champion" Scratched.Yellow Hand, Recount, 100: Thunderstorm, 104: Elected II., 100; in the mutches and will be a grecit team's followers, played magnificent polo ship. .^£^ i^Km |K 100; r sport " St. 08; Courtship , !»8. millionaires' game, from start. Miss who ytfWP^ JMJ# Dunsandcl. 100; Michael, J. P. A. boost for "the the- Adopting aggressive Leitch, outclassed Miss Exterminator Finishes in the Owners.No. 1, Riviera Stable; 2, Triple Springs Farm: 0, L. Price; 4, and file are t o tactics to he with Wethered In the faced * JHBw Kancocas Stal>le; 7, Qulncy Stable. which the rank learning: foreign him, has, morning suund, Clark; 5, W. J. Salmon; tt, love. The second same, will be playe liant stL'Kwork and splendid hard fight In the afternoon/Mlss miles brild Third Place.20,000 See 41 t SECOND RACE.Bavsldo Selling Stceplechase. About two (15 Jumps), on Wednesday and the third, if neces ship, earned praise from both horsemani-sides. at the twenty-sixth hole havingWethered 1 Time. 4:13 2-3. $2,000 added. Value to winner $",150, $500. $250. For In the last few reduced the from 8 to Off llrsi at 2:40. Start Rood. Won driving. sary, on Saturday next. games here Mr. champion's lead 3. Race on Dull Track. year-olds and upward. fourireak are as follows: has demonstrated Miss Leltch's fell the place same. Winner, br. g., 4, by tJarry Herrmann.Brown Bess. Trainer, J. T. The lineups powerful hittingMilburn putting otlim Kermath. England. ability, but he is lacking both in length round, while Miss Wethered afternoon PP. St. 4. 8. 12. 15. Fin. Jockey. Open.High.Close.Place. 8h. and direction. As of the her short game and made tome Index. Horse. Wt. 7-3 13-10 1-3 captain bettered II > HENRY V. KING. (884) E. Johnson.. 138 2 1 1< 1' < 1»* 1> Crawford.. 7-5 No. 1.Lieut.-Col. H. A. Xomkinson c team, he Is considered ratherAmericansplendid approach shots which rivaled 1RV Crest Hill.. 140 1 2 2» 2' 2» 2" Dyers 1-1 8-5 8-5 2-3 3 the First Dragoons. 4-1 4-1 10-5 7-10 . Royal in constructive command and as those of her opponent To the accompaniment of deafening 348 Mohican.... 140 3 3 3 3 3 3 Powers.... 2' F. W. Barrett of th e lacking Winner entered to be sold for $1,700; no b(W. (No. 2.Major somewhat too critical, but he probably The superiority of the winner In tha Cheers from more tha^i 20.000 persons Elmer Johnson had all the speed and aime again right at the end when apparently Fifteenth Hussars. will show to wonderful advantage during morning round Is shown by the score, a drtvo the son of benten. Crest 11111 finished with good cou rage. Mohican stood long gamely No. 3.Lord Wodehouse. the games at Hurdhgham. she having won ten holes to Miss Grey Lag. three-year-old m IIle run home. hk tH going lO I.nt) lam Teuce, I'Ul inunm Back.Major Vivien N. Lockett of th e Mr. Hitchcock, who was dropped from Wethered's three, with five of tho holes Star Shoot and Miss Minnie, won the J^Hj Scratched.Candidate II., 148; Westmlnster, 144; Sklbbereen, 130; Say Which, 134; Seventeenth Lancers, captain. the Peccant, 131. the American team for a time, is hitting halved. In the afternoon round Miss historic Brooklyn Handicap at Ownerd.No. 1, R. B. Strassburger; 2, J. 14. Lewis; 3, Greentree Stable. Substitutes.Lieut.-Col. C. F. Huntei most powerfully now, although he is still Wethered won five holes going out, and, afternoon. Lieut.-Col. T. P. Melvill, Major \\rr' on Aqueduct track yesterday THIRD RACE.Five furlongs. Tinle, 0:39 2-5. Purse, $1,715.13. Value to erratic in direction. However, ho makes the return, lost the twenty-eighth and 11 .'t Palmers, and Major J. F. Harrison. most sensational Tho thirtieth He carried the colors of the Kancocas ner. $1,203.13, $300, $130. For two Off, first break, at 3:03. Startwln-year-olds. shots, which offset the twenty-ninth. and . b. bad ones. were halved. Stable the judges a length and a good. Won galloping. Place easily Winner, c., 2, by Runnymede.Hymle. America. thirtyfirst past Trainer, F. B. Burlaw. Mr. Stoddard, who was selected for Miss Leitch, who was 4 up at the turn half in front of Harry Payne Index. Koine. W». PP. St. >4 % li Fin. Jockey. Open.High.Close.Place. Sh. No. 1.Louis Stoddard. . . No. 1 the has of tho afternoon Morvlcli 110 5 4 1» 1» 1® 1" Kcogh... 1-3 2-5 1-3 position at last moment, round, increased her four-year-old colt John P. Grier (2118) 2' 2® 15-t 40-1 40-1 8-1 3-1 No. 2.Thomas C. Hitchcock (or Hoi been successful in the front goal, but if lead by taking the twenty-eighth. Sh® Whitney's Draft ,... 107 1 1 3< 2"" Schut'ger. and twice that distance ahead of Willis PLAYF 400 Relay 103 5 2',4 .1' 3® 3® Moonoy... 30-1 40-1 30-1 0-1 2-1 ping). the score i3 against the Americans in the won the twenty-ninth when Miss ELLOW. 40.1 So It does 103 2 2 11 fl 5 4 Coltiletti. 13-1 30-1 20-1 3-1 4-3 No. 3.J. Watson Webb. first game he will be re- ered topped her drive into the Kilmer's old cup horse 4 4 4 5 MrAtee... 3-1 4-1 1-1 1-2 undoubtedly Wethirough Sharpe grand IIE.VK V V. KI\(i. 220' June Grass.... ,40." 4 7 Back.Devercux Milburn, captain (c piuceu fjuivr iur. yi iur. and conceded the hole after to By Cllnchfleld lOflu 7 ,000. 383 Execution 107',.. 6 3 7 7 7 Collins... W. and C, Leonardo II., the speed marvel from Morvtch was very much tho best, was badly shut off right after the break, rapidly Substitutes.Earl Hopping The final analysis shows England ended with the halving of the brother to the wonder horse, Man o' War, Playfellow is the second high priced and was i at the end. Draft raced forwardly C. the gobbled home on of found his way to the front only tailoring Rumsey. In the matter of ponies, and hersuperiorhole in par four. Tho cards:thirtyflist Xalapa Farm, which hasn't earned the price his colt Fitzslmmona has sold in two days. all the way and held the place perfectly siife. Relay could never Improve his position, English experts consider Mr. Hoppin K st at break. Execution bore out two forwards are better than Mr. MORNING ROUND. three legs in fourth place, and farther feed, was sold yesterday afternoon by (~>n Thursday he sold Knobble to the So It Goes had no excuse. June Grass rerved the as a who has few superiors an> Stod" course. player dard and Mr.,Hitchcock. Mr. Webb and Miss Lolteh 4 5 4 4 4 3 4 4.35 Jim Kltzslmmons to the Rancoeas Stable Iiancocas Stable for $25,000. badly at the elbow of the A\L a (out)...8 back and well beaten were such 2%; Draft, 2; T.nllv 1thoroughbreds famousprices paid for thoroughbreds both here for $115,000 and Knobble for $25,000 he Owners.1. F. Burlew; 2, Lexington Stal)le; 3, Qulncy Stable; 4, S. A. Clopton; 5, form. Miss Wethered (in)..5 7 4 6 4 3 3 6 7.45.88 Paul in but never a a more briliant player than is Major Audacious, Mad Hatter, Blazes, and abroad recent years, made a profit of j$242,000 and dozen Short Grass Stable; 6, Oak ltldgo Stable; 7 , L. Waterbury. Flue Field of Ponlea. AFTERNOON ROUND. a cause such a sensation Lockctt. Jones, Eternal and Donnacona. They did sale among horses on an investment of $-12,000. FOURTH RACE.Brooklyn Handicap. One mile and a furlong. Time, 0:23, 0:45 4-5. Miss Leitch (out) 4 4 4 4 5 5 4 5 3.88 horsemen and as this. Fltz went to J1C which will be b Judging from the preliminary matches finished in the order named and with sportsmen In February of 1910 1:11, 1:36 3-6, 1:49 4-5. $10,000 gua ranteed. Value to winner $7,600. $1,500, $750. The ponies played both sides and the Miss Wethered (out)....4 3 5 8 5 4 8 4 4.38 Until three weeks ago Playfellow some Snow iit 1 minute. Off at 3:36. Start good are _ by respective valua" Miss Leitch 4 4 3 4 in quest of yearlings. Kentucky For three-year-olds and upward, post Col. Tomkinson Syren, Hind, Bea tlon of the (In) the exception of Donnacona, which was wasn't considered even a fair plater. He was on and the for nil buV Donnacona. Won hand!ly. Place same. Winner, ch. c., 3, by Star and Lavender; b players and the ponies. Miss Wethered (In) 5 5 3 4 the ground S. C. Hlldreth. trice, Lady Margaret lea Is the series with her back left at the all were was branded as a raise alarm ana was about the zero point Shoot.Miss Minnie. Trainer, Sheila, starting post, staggering hovering thermometer Index. Horse. Wt. PP. St. >4 % % M. Fin. Jockey. Open.Hlgh.Close.Flace. Rh. Major Bairrett, Fairy, Starligh to the wall. Airier^ from and covered with mud at said ho wasn't worth the Horsemen$1,800 when he reached the Blue Grass region. 110 1 f> 3' 3' 3» 3= 1 "4 Fator 5-2 3-1 2-1 4-5 3-5 Dainty, Elm, Lilly and Baby; by LorJ Franklin Wins at Ascot. fatigue Kitzsimmons for him. He was a (380) *Grey I.ag.. 5-1 2-1 1-1 the end of their paid Breeders there believed he was foolish John P.Grler 124 4 4 3% 2'/, 2H4 214 2Hi Keogh.... 4-1 5-1 Wodehouse, Pigeon, Nina, Snipe, Hulm By the Associated Press. Journey. gigantic failure on the turf last season, to make such a and joshed him 330 Kxterm'ator 120 10 8 onk 71 7»k 5* 3» Ensor 4-1 5-1 0-2 2-1 1-1 wood and Darling; by Major Locketi Johnson and Pearson Win. didn't break any record, but trip 100 7 1 1 1 1 1 4 Robinson. 4-1 6-1 0-1 5-2 (1-3 [" Ascot Heath. England, June 17..Th® Grey Lag and although reported to have made fast about it. 380' tL'nardo II. 8-1 Vic, Field Marshal, Luck at Las:t, Philadelphia, Juno 17..Wallace F. he ran a race. Over a track was beaten 380' Capt. Alc'ok 103 3 0 0 !) 8 8 5 Mooney... 20-1 30-1 20-1 l-l Hardwicke Stakes of 2,000 sovereigns magnificent time in his morning trials he But the veteran trainer said he was tt 3 2 3 4 4 It Kuinmer.. 6-1 10-1 10-1 4-1 2-1 Teddy, Rock-asB.ve and Full Power. Johnson, the title holder, and Stanley from the rain, (350) Audacious. . 127 for three-year-olds and upward, over a that was dull drizzling by the cheapest kind of platers in his to some and he 8 0 7 4 1! 0 7 Rande.... 5-2 3-1 2-1 4-5 2-3 Mr. Belle o' the Fal W. Pearson of will he covered the one there see yearlings .350' *Mad Hatt'r 132 By Stoddard, 1, Philadelphia meet course of ono mile and a half, run here which fell all day, races. He was ridiculed and scorned by that he be taken to them. lie 3(18 t Blazes 122 11 10 8 8 « 7 8 Rice 10-1 12-1 12-1 5-1 5-2 Aunty Agg, Selina and Nance Oldham morrow In the final round of the mile and a course In the real all a insisted 128 0 2 4 0 5 0 !> Schut'ger 4-1 0-1 0-1 5-2 6-5 toil to-day, were won by Lord Carnarvon's furlong racegoers and often called disgrace saw hundreds of them cavorting in the 332» tKternal.... by Mr. Hitchcock, Royal Diamonc sylvania 'Sta-c lawn tennis tournament time of 1 :49 4-5, three-fifths of a to his But 330 tPaul Jones 113 3 7 10 10 10 110 10 Ambrose.. 10-1 12-1 12-1 5-1 5-2 Penn1, Franklin. James A. de Rothschild's good illustrious brother. snow on several farms and ptcKeci out 15-1 15-1 10-1 4-1 2-1 Hauseletta, Sandy II. and Kitty; by Mi-. as a result of their victories to-day. In second behind Man o' War's track knew better. He said he had a 308 Donnacona. 110 2 Left Kelsay.... Milenko was second and Sir George Fitzstmmons ho fancied. Then he came tCoupled. JCoupled. Webb, Natalia, Eve, Naughty Girl, Miss the semi-final round Pearson defeated colt in him and time and again twenty-two Coupled. came around Golden Myth was third. Twelve record.great North and attended a sale at Durland's, Grey Lng saved ground on the rail thirough the b'ackst retch, Jacobs and Cinders; by Mr. Milburri, J. B. Fenno, Jr., of Harvard, 6.0, 6.1, Ballough's Tho victnrv of firev Lac was a BUT- declared that he would prove it before narilo II. and John P. Grler In the streti and was going away at the end. JohnLeoJh horses ran. where he bought two more. For the raeed I.eonardo II. into submission. Exterminator Tenby, Milburn, Lucky Strike, Rag:- while Johnson disposed of Sydney price to almost all of the big crowd the end of this season. P. Grler hung on well after having and Senora. 6.2. Sam out twenty-four head he paid $42,000. was slightly blocked when he attempted to como through on the Inside. Leonardo II. time. Queen, Teddy Philadelphia, 6.3, Thayer, Even his veteran trainer, present. On June 1 Kitzsimmons sent him a A1cork The which will be Two months later he sold seven of rame the race lame, after setting terrific early pace. Capt. finished ponies played b France Names Tennis Team. htm to win. He a small of mediocre horses put of did not expect HUdreth,against field them to Arnold Rothsteln for $72,000. resolutely. Audacious stopped badly. Mtid Hatter broke slowly and did not run his England are all native bred except Hinti.y at was the and a vast at Belmont and the colt Dotmacona would not break. To Swim Brighton. Paris, Juno 17..Andre Gobort, W. H. public favorite, park galloped In this batch were Blood, Billy race. Eternal was shuffled back early. Sheila, Nina and Vic, all of which were of those present wagered and home in front. His victory wasn't an Sporting Overweight.Donnacona. 3. Scratched.7'ellow Hand. 107; Royce Roots, 104; Veto. 07. John K. Pollard of Yale, Intercollegiate Laurentz, Jean Samazeuilh, J. Brugnon majority Devastation and . S. imported from Argentina. Of those on but that was because he one and he earned little fame McLaughlin, Wrecker, Owners.No. 1, Rancocas Stable; 2, H. P Whitney; 3, W. Kilmer: 4. Xalapa Farm; diving champion of 1920-1921, will appear In and Mile. Susanne Lenglen have been cashed him, impressive B. This him a of Foreign Stable: 7, ltaiicocas Stable; 8, J. S. Cosden; 0, Lexington which will be played by America, Aunty a special match In the open air pool at the was with his more renowned and Three later he Sailing gave profit 3. Qulncy Stable; 0. definitely chosen as the French tennis coupled only $700. days horses. The next J. S. Cosden; 11, G. W. Loft. ,, Brighton Beach baths on Saturday Hatter. In Mad this time a $30,000 and seventeen Stable; 10, Agg, Royal Diamond, Kitty, Naught June 23. He will Yale'safter' team to go to the United States this stable mate, Mad came forth again, against to and e noon, accompany Mr. Hildreth believed he had the larger field and much better horses. month ho sold Brigadier-General 11 7 FIFTH RACE-One mile. Time, 0:2.'! 3-5, 0:46 4-5, 1:13, 1:39 1-5. Purse, $1,715.13. Girl, Cinders, Eve, Tenby Ragtim championship and record breaking relay summer, it was announced to-day. This Hatter « . :- Samuel Riddle for That brought to winner $300. $150 For three-year-olds and upward. Selling, all were bred in and the re team which will meet an outfit despite the fact that he was Again he won and in startling fashion. $25,000. Valuo $1,205.13. England swimming team, or at least the male members, will winner, his profits up to $55,000 and left him At post 5 minutes. Off at 4 :08. Stiirt good for all but Despair. Won easily. mainder In the United States. all collegiate stars at 200 yards, which will meet there in the Davis Cup the top weight of 132 jp^t^nds,carryingand He galloped all the way and traveled the Place driving. Winner, b. h., a, bjt Ogden.Frankle. Trainer, M. J. Murphy. feature the carnival. Japan with sixteen 11 the old ponies who have he told all of his friends s«x He put one mile route in the fast time of thoroughbreds. IV. T)T> st u i/. li "/ Fin. Jockey. Opcn.Hlgh.Close.Place. Sh. Among matches. preliminary . were and his Sande, oil" him and 1 minute 36 4-5 seconds. So impressive Most of these in training (.'if10) Jock Scot.. 110 7 1 11 I3 13 l'Vi la Ensor.... 0-1 6-1 5-1 2-1 4-5 played In previous international matche1 premier jockey, were sent to the 117 2 3 2'}£ 2> 2H4 2' Rande 8-5 8-5 7-5 1-2 1-4 are Diamond, Selina and 'Jennings Day' Next Monday. Fator the mount of Grey Lag. wa& his race that three wealthy everyv day they almost (37.1) Regal Lodge 2>4 Tenby, Kitty. Wins Match. gave races and as often as not they came 3D21 Jllff Bang.. 114 4 4 5' 7.1 4«,4 3J 3« Rodriguez 5-1 7-1 7-1 5-2 6-5 There will be seven chukkers, each c,f DETROIT, June 17..Next Monday Is to Mrs. Mallory nrfinl 4r> minat C\f him Tftflrh <"»fsportswonthem Miss Petite. 84 7. 0 4 4 1 4 1 Walls.... 20-1 20-1 20-1 7-1 3-1 he "Jennings day" at Navln Field, and the home in front. won race after race (341) minutes' thus differin ° Rokhamptojj, England, June 17..Mrs. Great Feat for 3-Year-Old. offered for him, but those offers They 302 Fllb'glbbet.. 100 1 2 6 6 fl 6 5 Zoeller... 6-1 12-1 10-1 4-1 2-1 eight duration, fans arc anticipating another sight of the $100,000 last season and this spring and earned a 8 5 6 5-1 8-5 from the American Molla Bjurstedt Mallory defeated and has shown were refused. Fltzsimmons put the 379 Camoufleur. 112 8 7. 3 8 Callahan. 3-1 0-2 4-5 slightly period! former Tiger leader in Ills favorite coaching to-day Time again Grey Lag handsome sum. Knobble earned $14,000 403 P. McGee... 1011' 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 Ponce 30-1 30-1 30-1 12-t 0-1 which were eight chukkers of seven and stunts, but this time they will he on behalf Mrs. Parkin, 0.2, 6.3, in the semi-final he is a class colt, but few beleived price at $125,000, but yesterday he 8 8 5-1 The Giants are high ... 8 8 8 8-1 10-1 2-1 1-1 o<" the New York Nationals. for last year and $8,000 this year. Teddy R. 335 Despair 107 3 8 Schut'ger. a half minutes each. The best tw0 contest of the women's singles tennis he could beat such renowned old horses to compromise . and sell Winner to be sold for i10 bid. to meet the Tigers In an exhibition game decidedwon $3,500, Vibrate $4,300, Pansy $2,000, entered $3,000: games out of three will decide the ' tournament being played here. aa those matched him Jock Scot left the post running and cutttng out all the pace liad plenty left at the cuj for the first time In three years. against yesterday. $115,000. Miss Julienne $1,000, on all of the entered to race In the Petite $3,000, end. Regal Lodge had no excuse and falterod badly when called In the stretch. Biff He had beaten The colt is Demond Playfellow $2,200, saved In the stretch but did itot respond to the drive. Cantoufleur lost wen the this per $1,000, Cop! Rang ground AND GUN. ROD AND GUN. except Playfellow, and three-year»ldsCarlton stakes at Aqueduct Joan Marie $800. Sister Flo $1,000 and ground all the way nnd was stopping at the end. Despair was pinched'back right at the ROD AND GUN. ROD a week ago like a champion, butBelmonthe If he runs he will carry hisafternoon.new Events start and practically left. He was only galloped after his company. ana no norse the white and green of Current $400. 2; Pirate McGee, 3; Jock Scot. 3. nemwr TAriri r was carrying no pounds, owner's colors, soia ror Overweight.Despair, t COMPLETE NEW 5 PtECE 1 runiiiu invniib carried that much This spring ne ivmg xrojan Scratched.The Enquirer. 100: Arrowheiid, 106; Paddy Whack. 107: Sundial II.. 118: FIQHINn TAriCIF of his age had even the Rancocas Stable. Current Kvents for $2,000 and Cum Sail, 117.; T'lfter. 108; Herd Girl, 101; Toucanet, 101; Sunnyland, 110; Yurucari, All Bags, Baskets, Nets, Rods, f to in the famous classic He Is for a host of rich stakes $2,200, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. weight victory eligible Julienne for $1,500. These sales and 107: Strombolt. 117; Siren Maid, 111; Crystal Ford, 1011; St. Isidore, 107: Dark Hill, 104: KHAKI OUTFIT Snnd Worms. Blood Worms, Fiddlers. Reels, Lines, Hooks, pince it was Inaugurated in 1887. this season, including the $50,000 Ills to Genie W., 100; Fantoche, 106; American ISoy, 100; Royco Roots, 117; Round Robin, 10t$; SPECIAL.Vacuum Bottles, $1.35. its. Leaders. AnglersSinkbr:_J.out- D Other ihrce-year-olds, Conroy, Irish Championship, the Saratoga Cup winnings brought profit up Tom McTaggart, 117.. For Outdoors, rwinas fitted completely. rnce and had Latonia and left him fourteen horses.$102,000 Owners.No. 1, M. J. Murphy; 2, S. C. IIlldreth: 3. L. T. Bauec; 4, Qulncy Stable; 5, Motorlng,Fishing, jl OX D. REINGOLD, Belt's I.onn Office. 300 3d Ave., near 23d St. Lad, Celt, Friar Rock Eternal, and the Gold Cup. Knobbie and B. J. Hew ltt; 8, Farm. Camping,Hunting. famous but carried after S. C. Hlldreth, Playfellow, SunnyIncludingR. Dwyer; 6, W. H. Martin; 7, Xnlapa Ac.: nsut. 131 EIGHTH AVE.. Cor. l«th St. won the stake, they Five minutes Jim. The sale of Knobble swelled his strong, Job Tel. Chelsea 5414. New York. and did not meet as many for the Rancocas Stable, JIO SIXTH RACE-Four and a half furlongs. Time, 0:54 3-5. Purse $1,715.13. Value Consists of Genuine O. I. . . less weight acting to and the for STANHOPE as horses as those Lag another riches $127,000 $115,000 to winner $1,265.18, $300. $150. For two-year-old fillies; maidens. At post 4 O. khaki coat, pants. a'm" BASM.B ASM.B ASS. or good Orey the deal wealthyconsummated his to $212,000 Off at 4:34. Start Won ridden out. Place blk, ONLY »'" leaves Sunday, Union Dry Doek, Weehawken, (defeated offered for him. Playfellow brought gain minutes. good, easily. Winner, cap, shfrt, belt. M. 0:30 A. M.: Hth St., Hoboken. 7 A. M.; to-day. $125,000 sportsmanand left him with a dozen horses, f.. 2, by Peter Pan.Yankee Girl1. Trainer, S. A. Clopton. '» Cortlandt 191 Fulton St. 6 A. M..NOTICE.6 A. MnnCI I '0 St.. J. C. R. R.. 7:30 A. M. . I For the victory of his colt Mr. Hildrcth Just before buying Playfellow Mr. Index. Horse. Wt. PP. St. '4 14 A4 Fin. Jockey. Open.High.Close.Place. 8h, for the inornil III!" leaves Sunday from Fator. "I the Sunny Jim, which was 115 17 6 1» 1< 1' 1- Coltllettl.. 2-1 3-1 13-5 1-1 1-2 IYIUUlLL v Everything Camp. side Dock. Sheepshcad gave full credit to Jockey Hlldreth offered $75,000 for best in his barn until he brokeincluding340 -Yankee Maid... JUUI.IfHINfIII 111. Ray]l|\r never saw a better ride," he said. "It which Fred the considered Valentia 115 4 5 4'i 4'^ .T14 2' Keogh.... 5-1 fi-1 0-2 2-1 1-1 KLONDIKE BANKS.SATVRDAY. .av Capt BERT. colt Morvlch, twoyear-old Jamaica last month. 115 8 4 3> 2' ."H4 Sande 3-1 5-1 5-1 2-1 1-1 OF SEA BASS. DAILY $ A. M. Flounders Flounders a we see B. a down at 400» Evil 214 BIG CATCHES was perfect. It was ride very bought from A. SpreckelsBurlew Swift Grass 115 10 11 6 7. 5 4 McAtee... 20-1 20-1 20-1 8-1 4-1 LARGEST AND FASTEST STEAMERS g^W linr LEAVES CLASON POINT rarely these days. The boy didn't make 370 Alice C 113 2 7 2 3 4 5 Mooney... 13-1 15-1 10-1 4-1 2-1 1/JLil.lIfEj SUNDAY. K A. M. BRING any kind of a mistake, and he took Harridan 11* !> » » * tt <1 Martin... 20-1 30-1 30-1 12-1 6-1 China Backs from va. BAIT. KARK, $8.00. the turn Eternal 8 0 0 7 - of every opportunity to better on the rail. Rounding 316» 'Balance 115 13 1 Kuntmer.. 2-1 3-1 13-5 1-1 1-2 GIRALDflvlEVELY!I pdiers,Snnd nnd Blood Worms. LING, BLACK AND SEA BASS. advantage so while 115 14 15 10 10 10 8 Rodriguez 30-1 50-1 30-1 12-1 6-1 | his is a good colt, fell back and did Audacious, Rain Does Not Stop the 34.'! Olonbells SUN. 7 A. M. DAILY 8 A. M. SEN. B A. J* 1 Tackle of Every Description. DaItArt D leaves 32d St., So. posiJon. Lag 0 Grey raced two lengths in Leghorn 115 13 13 5 7 7 Knsor.... 5-1 5-1 7-2 8-5 4-f David Martin.Captains.Jacob Martin. Melrose 1>n' Sunday. 7 A. M, a high class colt, but I can't compare Leonardo along 400 Patricia.. 115 30 30 13 11 8 10 Rice 10-1 20-1 15-1 ti-1 3-1 - I ri/ITFtl'C 651 E. 1.18th St. ."980. Isi (!US BrooknUDull front John P. which was twice Mary LONG BEACH. ' Near St. Ann's Ave. Capl POLING, r>«i8 him with some of the great horses I of Grier, Plains Horse Show . Cagadora 115 15 17 15 14 13 11 Metcalf... 12-1 15-1 15-1 6-1 3-1 4th Ave., Brooklyn. Other days to charter. The White aaa sa m leaves East 91st St have trained. for instance, that distance ahead of Grey Lag. tM. Hampton... 115 .'! 13 13 13 12 12 Kelsay... 30-1 30-1 15-1 0-1 3-1 Sunday, FIRE ISLAND FISHING.Boat, bait and Purchase, still on the rail and 40O 115 11 14 14 13 11 13 Ponce 15-1 20-1 15-1 0-1 3-1 111 1® II 6 A. M., for Sea Bass an j ||% leaves Stable's Pier, from hi tin." Rancocas colt was Juno . auto to Babylon, $4.52 round trip. Auto " would run away restraint. 400 Pretty Lady.... 115 5 10 11 10 10 14 Miller.... 50-1 (.0-1 00-1 20-1 10-1 llHlH Klack/lsh. Bait on boan leaves Plaza L. I. race Mr. Hildreth and Harry running nicely under slight Attendance but Many Week days for charter. Bridge Station, City, 5:30 After the John P. Lighter, Finnish Maid... 115 10 18 17 15 15 15 Zoeller.... 30-1 50-1 50-1 20-1 10-1 sharp every Sunday and Thursday. Phone Dousnbov as as two Entering the homestretch 113 10 3 7 0 10 10 Ilnmllton. 20-1 40-1 40-1 15-1 8-1 Capt.-n. YOUNG. Tel. Melrose 19*1. © J ARTHUR « HARRY. were Montara _ Sinclair jubilant lead and so Classes Are Judged. Astoria 2821 for reservation. Largo Parties it" as soon as Grier made his bid for the . tSherando 113 7 3 10 17 17 17 Ambrose.. 80-1 30-1 15-1 0-1 3-1 Aocommodated. BLOOD WORMS, 3Ur. ' They "whooped up schoolboys. 1 S IS 18 18 18 30-1 100-1 100-1 40-1 20-1 all Grey Lag went to the front In the final did Grey Lag. Leonardo wasn't through 1(12 Relskl 115 Veargln... SEAGULL Fishing Tackle of kinds. F. J. BIRCK, 17..A 115 18 10 10 10 10 19 Robinson. 30-1 100-1 100-1 40-1 20-1 .. We're 17 one door from and up a hard fight, and it "White Plains, N. Y., June Eager Eyes.... 1211m si. 0 :.w TAf'Ifl F fishermen ourselves Cooper Sq., 5th St. Tel. furlong and continued to "whoop" until yet put 303 Adella S 115 (3 10 20 20 SO 20 Wiener... 60-1 100-1 100-1 40-1 20-1 weaves wast a. m. wast 3ii0 * rtVcIYLti and defects don't us. Orchard 37811. near the final furlong pole attended the st. 7 M. "Sea on get by long after the jockeys had weighed in wasn't until smaller crowd than usual fCoupled. A. Deep fishing. Bait boar Buy It here nnd you may depend on It. the Whitney colt took 1o come clear In the strides hustled I KYRITZ nitDB. WEAKFISH AND FI.LKE. as that was opening and, at' . and left the track. ^ reached ^Westchester County Horse Show here Yankee Maid lucky along Dnerinp &« Co 584 Liberty Ave., Brooklyn. MoCANN'S, Canarsle, formerly Boegel's, But as he went to me ironi the way, was never seriously threatened. Valencia finished with good eourage. Evil was ( uoenng to., Tel Glcnmorfi 0im command. was the raced TIIIATI I" lv" Sheapahead Bay bull launches leave dallv 8 A. M. Kluke arid John P. flrier's Fine Race. which Kator had taken to the to-day. The rain obviously weakening at the end. Swift Clrass and A lice C. prominently all the way. UIV I I L head Sundays and HoiI- STEAMBOAT LEAVES weakflah Tel. 301T7 Grey T.ag, rldan was blocked all through th running. Haro I BATTERY. very plentiful. Bkldmore. to clear sailing, came cause of the light attendance. repeatedly w 'inys'8 a The race was a truly run one, and at outside net Scratched.Bayonne. 115; Miriam Coopeir. 113; May Blossom, 115; Bountiful, 115 I n1 1 LL WATSON I1ADM A leaves Manhattan Reach Disk, him. With an eighth of a mile run to 115; Radlola, 113; Lucky 0lirl, 115. mADAM Hay. dally 8 A. the the best horse won. John after bounding the events were o:2.*> train. Grey Lag had little Winona, b. m.. Miss Clara 8. Peck; third, First Race.For two-ycar-ohl fillies Believe Idle '01 J ly Bat.. WEAKFISH AND FLUKE final run and the three-year-old, home the Whitney colt five Hour. exrept Monday and Frlda,y" the second honors for Kxterml. Thus, br. g., Miss Alice A. Podsworth; purse $1,300; furlongs. Waywardclaiming;Fifth Race.The Bond \Qln0n0 SAND AND HI,(MlI) WORMS. Tel. 2211 Belle llarhor. ('HAS. NOEHJtE.V. which had the benefit of several races, taking difficultyfourth, Bohemian Silk, ch. ni., Mrs. Belnnd Lady, 110 Lyket, $6, $3.20 nnd $2.60. first; Hill purse; for |)u dUd S:00; Sunday, 0:00. Wood and Mounting*, Hambon, and ' Split and had the nator was not travelling any faster thar Stanford Wood. Mom, 115 (Pool!. $3 and $2.40, second; Mis. upward: allowances; threeyear-oldspursr CARMAN and DENTON. CutDU5 Wallmu A Guide*. Hod* TACKLE.wood.fittings.and i-Very outgamed him. Jimmy Rowe 118 third. $1,600; one mile and a sixteenth. Jouett. 11." Aynto Tip* Repaired. thing the fisherman may want. Repairing. In excellent condition, but he at the end. Class 6.Breeding class. Won by Irvlngton Crestwood, (Murray), $2.00, Time, (Pool), $2 $2.20 and $2.10 first; H. Ifalaallu leaves Oaborn House Doc no 1st AVI-.. noar 10th St. Tol. Oroii. 3367. Berber, .'142 K. 114th St. Tel. 2ti2.'i Whitney colt withdrawals In Autocrat, br. s., CasslUs Farm; second, 1:00 3-5. 00. E. Bay. Dally SXCSI Murray Hill. naa naa » rate unwr4 The rain caused many Coleman, 103 (Francis), $2.80 anil $2.30, VC'OCIIls Sheepshead LIGHTSHIP.WEATHER PERMITTING. ir jonn >*. uner weren't Jr., b. s., Brooksldc Farm; third, Nipper, Also ran.Bright Leaf, Foul Weather, 110 v.uwiij Monday. 8 A. M. Capt. Dai[. A.NNIK haves Washington St.. Jersey city, 7 him he would have won. He the other events, but there enough Model Pllham, h. s., Hrookshhs Farm; Naughty Nlsba and Tony Sue. Tlppo Sahib, (Pickens), $2.-10, third,second; of Broad Channel. III|IA C leavea foot Bay 44th St.. UInter A. M.: C. R. R.. 7:80 A M. Cnpt. probnbly mar the The Irvington Fedora,Time, 1 44 4-3. »ian. formerly "ark, Sunday, 8 A. M. Lagalpw. will be a hard horse to beat the next scratches to sport. fourth, Ftre Bad, b. s., Fernbrook Farm. and Also 8ecret r alUUllE. loaves was the Baysidc Class CO.Saddle horses. Won by Maytlme, Second Race.For three-year-olds ran.Rama, Greetings, Pksmssslf leaves Sheepsbead IlMkdall ' W C. ANDERSON. "WIIH4BON" Shoepahead Bay bulk* time he starts. feature of the card secondary the Military Handicap; purse $2,000;upward; and Tulsa. Travesty > A. "'* Sunday 7 *Pm. head sldo. Sundays. 8 A. M. H. JEN8BN. This went to Ralph ch. m., A. H. Sldcnborg; second. six Escovar, 118 (Lyke), UilUIIIIaSllHmmnRuun FRED Til n A a I! leatr* 4'lnaon Taint Sunday 8 Exterminator ran as he always runs Steeplechase. Pride, ch. g.. Blent. K. E. Scharlin; furlongs. $3.70, Sixth lta$e.For two-year-old colts and Capt FLAOB. tor Blackfltth and Elmer Johnson, with Miss Southdown$2.50 and $2.20, first; Nordeck, 103 maidens; five Business Established Sixteen Years. I 11 V I AnI M when he Is fit.a good, game rare. Strassburger's third. Screamer, piebald m.. Marie J and second; 104 geldings; purse $1,400; - I 11 H Flounder*. Itrlnir ball. Crest Hill second and Mohican third Beary; fourth, Pauline, b. m., John $3.40 $2.50, Basil,(Murray), Bet Mosle, llo (Lyke), $3, $3.30 furlongs,and Sen Rasa.Blackflsh.Sunday 1 A. M. I UWWim) || ll ,(>s Mil*. I.i ER. In the early stages, he displayedOutrunhis (Fields), $3.10. third. Time, 1:14 1-5. $2.70, first; James B. Btown, 11,3 Ba starters and Elmei (Lilly), lv'- Dunne's, Shuepshead ' Tackle were three Vanneck. and There only Also ran.Concentrate, Dar Friar and Out Mrrriikl inril Bait famous hurst of speed In the stretch and Class 7.Breeding class. Won by Trvlngton $14.10 and $7.10, second; Billy Star. 11* A M Fishing led from start to finish. the Way. urnCAPTAINiniii iulii.ifltll fxc' Mon-8 SEAWEED FISHING CLUB Dealers who do not sell live bait have the ground rapidly, but Grey Lag Johnson Bounce, III., b. in., Cassllls Farm; second. (Murray). $4.20, third. Time, 1:01. ^kciiie bpckxwi or "no gained ch. Cassllls Also ran.Hlnkle, Zack Terrell, Cltl>t - Sunday. 7 A. M.. on CRICKKT from words "tackle only" bait" following and John P. Grier were too much for Mighty Mite, m., Farm; third, Third Race.For three-year-olds and Hrphalstos, Afternoon at 1 r. M. Every Pier. CHA8. ZAV7PAL. their names. List appears Tuesdays, Brookslde Coquette, br. m., Brooksldc Fnrm; one mile and Tamper, King Paul, Vitamin, Sir John Rove Saturday Fishing Vlmer Park Capt. him. b. claiming; purse $1,300; upward;Salamander and Blossom House. Mill leave Battery at 7 :r 7 A M Write Baumann, John, 371 West 123th st. a(M Ulster Flo. ..113 411 Otner K 101 Lieut. K. 8. Scharlln. Fourth Race.For three-year-old Gear,(Poretto),S *1A II fcLL **A Deo. Hetmrhtel. Jr.. fb-aford. L. I. Bait ln<-. Beeher, 342 E. 34th St. Tel. Murray Hill severe pain from his unsound ankles, Ardlto 11.1 397 Arrowhead ..lit fillies; (Scohle) (field), $4.40, third. Time, 1:43 1-3, WEISS Sr HCHMTD'j. 26JJL When he Class 84.Jumping class. Won by King purse $1,600; six furlongs. Clioallowances;Also ran.Yellow Blossom, Eyes of Youth 8 Itaveo Clason Point Wed., Blrrk. Frod. 17 Cooper 8q. Tackle and bait, struggled on to the judges. 207 I/Enjoleur ..lis p. T. Barnum.lOt br. g., Owenoke Farm; Lord Clio, 110 (Willis), $6. and $2 00 r U E. 01 fit. Sat., Sun. fl A. M.; 21 t' bhcrblln R A Black. 613 Anistrdm av. (00). Tel. River 115 Nelson, second. $3.50 f|r«i; Brotherly Love, Merchant, Few Acres, Eastei iii Bait ! 401 t.loomy to-morrow morning because of weather. A. M. Davogn. 13 Cortlandt st. f , , on 1081 142 Terley 1 If and Tackle very reasonable. > L,!v* In the first half mile, hut 411'Hold Up Class 80. Model Hunters.Won by llalsom, If A leave* Harnto' Hotel, Davoga. 831 Broadway and end wasf^^^ightrunning as Second Race.Tne Puettlstn 8teep|echas« gr. p., Owenoke Farm; second, Kllkee, b. k., ROD AND GUN NEWS f 8 A M. Davoca. 111 E. 42d st. I Helgramltes gamely, at the and uboul M. ch. John [ STR. INDOLENCE 8 A.M. Sunday. I rikinR ll lands Bay, Stuidsy l'la'r 125 XV. 125th at. J F. thlfd. as horse In the race. In a Hsndlcnp: four-year-olds upward, Murphy; Pnnxant, g., ^x ' (-npiw. tki» und M1KK. Davega, strong any two miles: MrG. Bowman; fourth, .Uptime, br. g.. Rally Uapt. HANSEN. Dirkes. <01 XV. 50lh at. (A. Dory. Prop.). XtL few more strides he would have been Index. Wt Farms. 1111111 WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS J UNE 18 TO JUNE 22.STANDARD TIME 138th E. R.. 0:3' ton st., j. c. Dtilll, John, 428 W. 42d at. Tel. L'ltacre 0237. Wt.|Index. af J lva. Sun.. St., fTriUAniv r.2 Orch.00.10. third. 118: Sea ....13' Class 70, Model Polo Mounts.Won by Sandy Ilnok Princess Jam ., ,.V. ' 7 Fucha, II.. IstAv. Bait.Fiddler*. 8.*.4> Joyful Rryn ,110V* «BW, ^'"°n poi,,t A. Mv. 8th Audacious was the biff disappointment 190" Valspar 137; 390 Sweet Kiss ..131 I teazle, ch. g., John 11. Mulchay; second, (The Horsmhne) Bay (O:Miarsle) Island Point Haven UllvinUUU\hprwnnn Tuaa.. Thurs. Capt. Lundatroir tltANOR-rs Glldet,berg. 2521 av.,135lhst. M'gsldeno?). de of ch. m , Dale. A.M. J'.M. P.M. A.A 2127 Amst'd'm av.. 105th at. No which 312 Syrdarya ...1311 Cent Fee.. Imp. Belle Troy, Joseph J. A.M. I. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M at Fire I Gordon, bait. of the race. This famous horse, . Flounders 34th at. Second Hand Royal Arch..1491 Leviathan ...lit third, Dixie, b. in., Charles D. I^anler;Murphy;June 1R (101 6'2H 6:06 6:31 6:4A 7 00 0:44 7 04 JO 00 10 ill 0:54 10 04 ni uunn Private parties. Gross. 8th av. A T.xckla. won the Suburban, didn't relish the 13(3.14)fourth, Traveller, br. g., Hugh J. Chlaholm. June 19 6:43 7 :09 6 53 7 14 7 3 1 7:62 7:31 7:40 10 62 OLYMPIA Arcom. for ladles. Dates open Oai SSsfFS Hanover, M.. 1083 Park av. Tackle and halt. Third Race.The Hudson; two-year-olds; "JO 7 33 7:50 7:55 11:00 10:37 10:41 Beaford. L. I. Tal. Wantagh HSweep Hy ...113(21X1)1. Haltlmore. 12' Outlaw, g., Bosctte, Chafes Noeliren of Goose Creek railed Til* away out to the Inlet with the tide, wal " :ct 'siA geon idtffrr. at. Mel m Mrs. (I. Hhuttleworth. 1(81141.0 on the there for the flood I,ecltcn'a, 551 E. 1S8th Tkle.,halt. 3«ig» He likes to run In front, but he had no 383 Pillory 113(40fl) Hroometnr ...111 Saddle Horses Won telephone yeaterday and young and drift heelI l.UNDY AtoMny Sunday fi A. M. Opt FRANK BAUMANN. It. II. Co.. Inc.. B y A 34th. No halt. . Plnali Meur.101 ( lass 52. by Myopia, Rood on both with the tide, all the Mary. chance of outrunning Leonardo or John (883) William A ..130 br. Miss D. Maddlson; spcond, Blue ported weakflahlng Thursdayre| flailing way both ways biacrhsh. Mcrker, II.. 1452 Amst. av.. 134th Tcltle..balt. 230 Vlnevard 112 370 Toll Ill k., Ivy and Friday In the bend at (loose Creek. In This, provided the wind la not too hcav;f 10 I. Tea BANS, BMS, Hdw. Co.. Church A ata. when he Steel, gr. «., Blcbard C. M. Heather; third. a from noma to M. "ninniT"* Dork. metropolitan Vesey f. -irler, nnd couldn't get 840* Whirligig ...112 M. lllg Pol channel and tip at Valentine Point. quarter offaet the tide. admiral &r~neaQCHARLIE .1 A. WUVTRV It Co.. 7ff Chnmbort. at. No halt, his ears and didn't Fourth Hare.Tlio Carlton: three-year-olds Pal. br. g.. Mrs. Cleorge Pynchon. Only Air. Noehren was out hlmaelf on Tburailay The 7:30. Oapt. Ewi Pity Hhffp^lind Bay. Oellvy. he threw back command three weakflaherman will alao have twi. Sunday ve Pollnienl.385 Bteecker at., cor.Perry. No bait. mile: prlr.es. afternoon and landed four weakflsh and a flailing tldea to-morrow for lie flahea .-^riviTirtinat for hire, capacity ten: 300 3d av. Tackle. Tide Book*. seem to try to run his best. Wt. index. Wt Class 29, Pony Tandem.Won by Nimbus, bend. A boat tlr 1124 C( Itcir. J. H., Index. b Talke Wildfire, b. s fluke In the alongside of him laat half of the flood tide. Thla means tha t rR,.nTable rates. BERNZOTT. 121 8th av.. 1flth st. Tackle and bait. wasn't for c , and Dllwyne Relngold, The track enough . heavy Tllllv Ilarton.123 200 Smoke Prreen.lll pot three, one of whlrh weighed (Rfc pounds. the early fisherman who la an »41'2J evenings. Co.. B'way A 13th st. > Ta"k|« Farm; second. Llewlyn King, ch. a., and properly i, !i' n a"v!iMleILg n.'"" Rogers Peet and the .108 404* Idle Dell 11: Plates to show to ndvnntage, (332) Playfellow ch. s.. Master Luther Another boat brought 16 weakflsh to hla ohored at 6 A. M. will get. three houra o 1 PARTIES. BOAT HAKE AND UNO. pcet Co.. B'way at Warren at. I at our both of 3783 Montalvo 108 (416) drey l.ng. 121 Llewlvn Mmpcror, float. morning two fellown known tide and water nT!TTNO~Ki*lIIXO El£lPho riAIT IIIO Rogers at 14th at. / same was true about Paul Jones, Tucker; the Quaker flirt, b m., snd Yeaterday rising high alack about 8 A For hire by th. day. J'; One rule, T!iiir.». Beyers Pact Co., P'way " four 321 H Mrt/ghltn. 113 (.308) Knobble 12; third, an Con and naught 34 wcakflsn In the M. lie then ; r Ah I r lvi. Stable'* Pier, 5th av. at 41st st. whl( h are better In the inud than on a Fire t,sd, b. s., K»'rnbrook Farm; fourth. l'eter, may go fluking and come bad* °^pasainVm.Green B40P. '-'in., 7:80 A.M. Capt.Frank. Rogers Peet Co., stores. Plm'rdalc ins (407) J. 1'. Joni n.. 10' and b. Pip Pol channel, Just off Tllark Creek. Borne to the same or some other channel for weak a.rli D., 382 E. 138th, ft. "I/* station. fast track. (30 JOE uc. A Detmold.Inc..414Mad av Tkla. took lilni back while his W(.l Wt sceond, O Boy, ch. g.. Miss (loraldyn L. Pp R- Sunday. .Capt. . 8 brave* Wrwit Lead dally Ton Lengerko f?chuttlnger Index. Index. were boated that the weakflaherman will 1 ROSE yim mini 170 let av near 10th, ttBGT Orolk stablemate, I,eonardo, set the pace. Fhoehus 1071 112 San Btefano..lO Redmond; third, Mike, gr. g., John J. weakflsh by fishermen, who have plenty o Cll l MS A Mon. 0;4.'t train. Sunday 0 .2.1 tPal? G 10 rell fo-irth. Smlthdown Pride, oh. g., Lteut.FarI rowed up from (loose Creek, but the fish company. steamek "vs«y bun at 7 4- a \t. |p rapt. J. rtathman. OF But If the veteran believed he 377 Stork Pin ...107 (401) Evelyn White. taken there were smaller. The fish ttlt W1I.T, I.KAVr, HATTI UULUniUin^ BOROUGH BROOKLYN. Jockey Manhelm ....107! 303 Dove'a Knout.10 K. B Scharlln. up The wsakflah hit pretty well one day earl:v 8 A. V itay dally It A. Straus. Inc., Fulton at. 208 _ dally. rtb*ep*he*d A oilld come on again ho was Class 40, the Weslcliestcr Special--Won by on tha last of the flood, through high water In the week, hut since then have re »~kT"* tv«. Bneeponpad kpnntrtvn Abraham Tkle.only. 40|* lleame- 1111 401 Dirk 0eadeye.11 the first hour of the ebb. they Hnndwy. 7 30. QI'B RAU, orOOKiyn M. Run. ( a M. Opt. n. niabr. Conaen. A.. 312 Grand at. Tel. 3011 Btagg. The further he went the slower (' 10|' 2IW* Lord Lucky, ch. g., Miss Mnbelle 8. slack and for fused the bait with regularity, llowsvet av. Tel. disappointed.418 Allre Little rat*y..11 Over There, ch. g.. John Mrll. MeCann of Canarsle said that all of tha Moore went ELMAR Canarxla Pally 7 A. * reeling. 7414 l.lherty Glenmore 9031. ... second. Harry off from Canaraln to p Mvti and at the end he w>as 400 May.Murphy. 104| 18(1 The Wag II Newborg; th .r.ii WISDOM . 10 A.M. Wyekoff av. Tel.0682 Everg'n. he travelled, 803 10 Bowman; third, Silver Fox. gr. g.. Miss from down there are bringing In weak grounds known as the Cinders one mornlnir " r«pl.tm(r tkuxon. Johnson,P..255 st. 7508 last except for Honnacona 367 M. Cooper ..10«| P-lfting Arttcw. br. g., Mrs. leb and that ere now In all of and tie ftOfER- <' Sun. A. Kingston. 14IHI Ftilton Ttedf'd. Rapalrt. abgnlutely2(17' Selota 1041 . Mchea Mary.10 Alice fourth. Pal, ftildes they biting bagged fourteen nlco aire weakrtsh kiibii dally exe. Mon- Ivi. 1 7 B'way. Tackle and race weakflsh rhannele. On the Rri ivs. Canarxla "7innara Kumtner, H.. 1738 halt. hrhleh came home long after the 401 .111! . I.ar.y I.ady ...lO Jeorge M. l'.vnclion. the well known On laist Monday ahniA five dor.en weakfla!!i biku m bc'l ia i'kker I M.; C. R. 7 :80. Opt. Christ enaon. A Co., Fulton at. Tackle Harrington Class Class. Won by flnlden tide morning lien Protvn with were brought to MeCann'a float at sea ij'v looser, Fred'lt only. over. 338 C.nod Heart..Ill1 322 Zealot 11 5..Breeding earlj yesterday Cannral .1 \ « 1;;. -i "Inlid k 53 Co irt st. Tel. 2121 eb m J. second, and boated 26 In and was /ini t«/ \|j* " A B D 1) C |4arsters, J. F.. Main, to (308) Klrtle 1081 401 «l.ent 10 Hour, H, Fisher; T3r, Wlnehel party, Mil! this the banner day so far. Ther kammi.i;i. II. I* A. M II. 11., 1274 Bedf'd av. Tkle. Mars ("maldy sent the field sway Farms; third, Banshee, gr. m., Drain. Moore gathered In 21 on the were some big fellows them an crlm)l,l,v .;Kni:(,i- V DIlvB' Mlchaetaon, only. J (323) Vendor 106' 202 Cress Tree... to Itally Knchantrcss, Harry amongst jj * N. 1... 014 Broadway. Tackle only. V a perfect start. All were aligned ns he Mrs. Pierce Butler; fourth, Alda, gr. In., cindi is ' lenrge Ansbnrh flalfd with Ate one of 8'i pounds that wan taken « 1,1 Mlchaelson. 377 TTpnnynl I071 31)3 Mattel A Iflt by Geor.t rw* Biahl< f I' bl<" U I kl C LOt IB KRKPP. Morris, A.,l«r.7 Milton at.. Held av. 1835 Bdfd. the but Domnvo.t* stuck T.are . ."lines; Charles TV Lanier. 'Ami at Mill Drain and they took 9 llaldwln. sunsnirac. A M Link p>rung barrier, Sixth Maidens; threr-yepr Won ida. Muller. O.. 285 Wyokoff av. Tel. 3211 Everg'n. and rofua-d to break "hie; mils: (Pass 58..Cavalry Kemonnl. by Art Johnson was on the same groundsweakflsh. Down In the South Itay Hie weakflsh ni Hay daily t M. V' 177 Woodward av. Tkle. Is feet In the sand _ . Uallj a r iirui vnnirrn Recper, only. Wt.(Index. Wt br. m., Charles D. Lanier; second, and he caught 7. The flalt ere running " t it 1.0. ith his field. Kor the first few Jumps Index. Mayflower, large, still srarce, but there are lots of them In tli ^m0n A M Cat>t J. > rtLW TUKnLKp H.. si .AM Mia of. 101 Flathuah av. Tel. 2313 Pterllng. 331 Clarice C ...113! 388 Vivian 11 Dixie, b. W.. Charles D. Lnnler: third, some af them up to 7 pounds. lav to the cat 251 av. Recording baymen. Further a loaves Cnnurale 7 ./ .M, chebler, F.. Wyekoff Tel.1087Evrg'n, the field ran abreast. Then I