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Brnnsflrid lilt by nltch rIW Xlllult 1 rinplrerKmAlICi TimeS mlnules AltenJance iinojOBTON OBTON IN ii in BBOOSITN 4rIMT OAUCWholesale Wholesale halllne accompanied the double header which rant tne cUrtaln down on the season at Wash In II Iqn Park ystcrday The larrunlnr was about evenly divided and the Dostois alurged theIr way lo vlcton til the flnnl meted while the tallenders mad merry with the bal 1rt the second and bore on the palm The scoresBOB BOB ION BROOKLTTfB RHPAEAbthio 1 II Ahlhlo ljr 34 01 Hall rf I ri Tenny Ib 12 7 3 OlSaeckardlftl 2 3 I 0 1oiftrtrt23 SO 1Gesslr Ibo 3 Delcir lfl 2 1 0 0 Hatch Sbo 2 2 I i WolvrrnSb I 2 1 1 2 HummeUb 0 iannell 0r Cunnell cf1 00 ft Lewlssss I 2 2 i Itaymer 3bo 251 Malay iJ i i I 0 Needhamcl 0 1 3 pinitlcr 0 3 3 03rse Fraier p2 1 OjKason 11 0 3 iclntyrpo 0 0 TotalstlO II 27 It SI ITotals Totals 4 1827172Jo nolnnv 00 3 1 010 110 I Bnii 5tjnyj I 30 000 0 OO 4Jlfji Jlfji hAre on errors Doston 1 Brooklyn I I tft ctih4ffiroklYn 10 lloston 7 Struckrolvrttjff ut13y rlnlnr 1 Two base hllOelhAnl rolvrttjff sacrltlehits Malay Holverton YIMII base on balls Oil Hnson 2 off Mcintyre Son on Fr 9 rI Stolen basrs Match AbhutlccrilojTenncy jTenncy Oolnn Iassecl ball ttltter HllsOft Ijwnrt 7 lililSlnnlnirs off Mclntyre7 In 4 Irmlnrs Umpire Day Thllc1 hour nnd 45 minutesWiooruTN I WiooruTN if TtosrM 11 7iKcovr OAUEBOSTON I nostosJt1lPAF HBOOKITKn Jt1lPAF ttIIrA a Ahcliln 11 2 4 I i Hall rf 03 no Termcylhnl I 4 ovshenknrd lf2 1 0 i I Iio1atirilbnl 31 0 nGeatler Ib 2 I 0 i iwrtyprfj 1 0 i fIlIhh3b2 4 o1WIvTnflbo WIvTnflbo 3 1 llHimmclib I 3 I 0 Cannell rfO 0 0 0 ilevlsss I 2 1 0 Haynicr Jbc I I 3 OMalnycl 2 2orn i i Inrsn 0 12 OWIUrcl I i 0 Wllhrlin If I I I WiiScanlon i 1020Totals Totals 7 13 is 7L Tolalsll 10 i to 3 toston I 0 3 I 2 7 IrnoUIyn 2j 0 220 1 II Ilrst base on errors Ilrooklyn 2 Boston 3 Tlnt bee on bIiOtT ftamlon I struck out I ty Scanlon 3 Home runs Ocssler Lwls miler eehanty TliriT base liltsHummel Delehanty 10 liase 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nfarce II farce everybody rrAcklne the hall antI runseumn eumn so fast hot It was liiinl work keeningirnck truck of Ihnm Thn gatnn was cnllp it Ihof nut of thn fifth Inning Thn scoresiiorroN I iiorroN NKW Tonn ft A II 1 rn AINnl trnl I 4 1 lUlm rf I 2 2 0 uNtanl ItlIl Ntanl cf II 0 2 0 Kreltr rf 1 I I I Irrremanital rrremanital 3 I I 0 llmnhy If I I 6 0 IllurUett llurUett 111 240 Ulorle 2b1 2 3 nflrlmX I flrlmX lhz oitliaie Ib I 3 II oSelhfich Selhfich If I 4 2 0 ItidrInitMl I I 4 I1I000ln ilodwln Jbo 1 I I nKlflnow 111 ftCrlier II IIClfu Crlier 0 7 I Cmkm u3bn I 3 flWinter Winter 0 I I 4 II llntt II II II II 0Tannrhlllpn Tannrhlllpn Orth IITotals uTotals Totals 7133010 i TolaU HJ1 14 1One One out when wlunlnc run was inailrUnion Union 1 I 0 2 II ti ii I 7New New York 0 I 0 ii oaFirst First bane on error II MOII Left nn tmseoIlonton Ilonton New York 7i First base on balkOilTannehill Tannehlll 2 on Winter I oil Hoiti 3 off Gnu iStruck I Struck outfly Winter 6 by hoer I by Ir rlsChae 3Home 1lla lrid olfl Home runsLa Porte ldrlni I tea base hitsChaw Chaw Iroeman Sacrifice nil Chaie Doubleplay play Oldrlne Gnu and Chase Umpire Connolly nolly Timeh hour and mlnuteihosroN hosroN 110 LI 1J NKW Toll i 1011 9IFCO3DOAtlS OAMEBOSTON BOSTON NEWit VonKn ii A ii A tParentMI ParentMI 3 4 5 I llaliiic 11 I I IISt tohict2 I oKeclerrfl I iiFreeman Freeman 3b I II 2 0 Iouchrrtylf2 3 I 0 0llurlintlfS llurlintlfS 3 0 0 OiLftlortc Jbl 321 IGrshaw Grshaw lb1 1 7 0 0 Chaw lb I 0300Selhacbrf6 Selhacbrf6 00 I OlOldrtngss 2 II 30X Godwln2bn 2 I 1 iCnnnorez i I 0Armhstrcl i ig iib1 1 glIurbrapl Armhstrcl I 3 0 OlCockmansbl 0Mu lIurbrapl 000 liNcwton p0 I 0 2 0DIneen Dlneenn0 tOO PuilmannpO I 0 0 0 pO 0 0 0 0Hogir Toll 12 12 III 10 3 lion 0 0 0KlcInoW0 0 KinowO oooonrimthp 0rlOllhpTIIIAI 0 ooooI I I Totals 9 13 IS 8 1nailed nailed for Host In the fifth InningDojtoti Dojtoti 3 I 2 6 013New New York 0Klnt 3 I 4 1 0Fln First bear on errors Boston I SeW York 3Left Left on bases lloston 5 New York 4 First basson on bulls Off Newton 3 oIl lloiir I oil GouiwinI r1l oS Dlnecn 1 Struck out ny hughes OI byDlneen Dlneen 1 by llotl I Home runUrhunsitawTwo Two base hhtai3urCett nlrn Sacrifice hiSiliacb iilnh Siliacb Stolen bases Stnhl Cllrlnir flout IcCIiyUoctwln rliy Oodwln Parent and irlmshaw Winpitches pitches nlneen I Godwin 1 HOT 3 UmpireOonncllv Oonncllv TImeI bouianot 20 minutes Attendance ance 6AMWASHINQTOX WASHINQTOX 5 ratLADiLrniA A Li 4 FIRSTGAME GAMEWAsniNOTON WAsniNOTON Oct 7 Hlekmans tcrrtnc homerun run wallop which lumped over the left field fence ontbe the rtrst din won the first came for Wuhinrtontoday today In ten Inntnu Waddell pitched only oneInnlnz I Innlnz of this game belni removed because helacked I dmn lg fJ lacked both speed and form The second gamewaa was called by arreemem after lbs fifth Inningwith with the score a tie The scoresWASHINGTON WASHINGTON pnuaDFirnun IIPAE3one RHPAJon 3one cf I 080 0 Ilartsellt 3 oCassldyss 0Cassidy2 i I gHlckmAn2b2 Cassldyss 2 1 6 lordct 1 5 nHlckmanJbl HlckmanJbl I 4 3 011l41onlb1 3600AndernrfO AndernrfO 2 1 0 0 Schreck Ib 00500Suhllbi0 Suhllbi0 In 0 0 KnlBhtSb 0 0 I 1 INIII3b0 NIII3b0 0030 Hoffman rfo 0 0 oStanley Ianleylf0 030 Murphy Jb 0 0 0 3 IHeyden Heyden eO 1 4 1 0 Cross ss 0 3 2 0HardypO HardypO 000 0 Powers 0 0 II 2 oWaddell Waddell 0 oTotals TeIAI6 78012 0 Dygert 1 3001I I Totals 4 1029 8Two 8Two Two out when wlnnlns run scoredPhiladelphia PhIlAdelphIAO 04000000 04VashIntion Wasbln lon 2 OJOOOOOO 18rirtt FIrst base on errors Wa hlnjton Left onbases bases Washington Philadelphia 0 First baseon An rraJI1ioI on ballsOil Hardy 2 off uyjrerl 2 Slrucltout outBy Waddell I by Dyicrt 8 bv Hardy 4Home 1ioI trcerII ft Home run Illclcman Three base hilt IlartonCMasldy CMasldy Two base bit Hryden SacrlDce hitlx Lord Stolen bate Anderson Double playsCasaldy Agta i rand hlIAlj Casaldy and Stahli Nlll Hick man and stahl Omplren plren Hurst and Connor TlmI hour and 40minutes minutesWABHINOTOK WABHINOTOK 3 rnn ADBLFnlA A 3SECONDQAMR QAMRWABnlKQTOX WABnlKQTOX i miLADELPniAR A EI II PASionejs Jone of 1 1 oJHartselir 1 oOM3ldyssl sl II i li gHlckmnn2bl OM3ldyssl IIS oilxirrtcf noonHlckmanJbl HlckmanJbl I 1 0 OlStlireck lbO 0600H lIsmAIllrO 0 I 0 OIKnltht3bO I I 0 0SIbllb Stahl Ib 0 0 a I 0 Hoffman rlO 0 oStanley 1II3b0 0 I 1 0 MorphY2h0 0 2 I 0SllInVrto Stanley rf 0000 0 MCrossMS 1 1 I 1 Ift Knolle0 0 3 1 0 Powers 0 It oManuelpVO ManuelpVO 012 0Myers 0010Totab3 Totab3 IS 8 01 Totals 8 3 19 6 lWMhlniton WMhlniton 2 0 1 0 03PhiladelphiA Philadelphia 2 10003Finl First bsse on error Wuhlneton Left onbaaesWuhlntrton bases Washington 3 Fhlladelphla I First baseon on balls Off Manuel 2 off llyrn 3 Struck outBy By Manuel 3 by Myers 6 Three base hRn1tCross Cross Two base hits Cassldy lltckman Sacrilire lire hit Schreck Stolen bftse Stahl 1I0uhloloypoWer play Powers and Cross lilt by pltchrr Dy Myers 1 Urnplrea Hurst and Connor Timet il hour Attendance BOiOCHICAGO CHICAGO A 3BT LOUIS 41 lrrn8T OAMtST ST Louis Oct 7An error rave the White Soithe the first tame of the double header today Thesecond second rAme was a weird exhibition and wascalledat at the end of the elf hth on account of darknessThe The KoreaIT IT LOUIS cniCAQOi Lit A I A SlonlfO I I 0 1 Jones 010 I 0 HockIdJbO 2 4 4 1 Green rf0 0 0 11 oFrlskrf FrlkrfO I I 0 OOAVII 1 3 fl nWallace Wallace ss0 I I 4 1 CallahanlfO I 4 0 0T TJoneslb0 0 10 3 0 Donahueibn 0 It 2 nGleason3bO Gleason3bO 0 I I I noll2b0 2340Koehlercf1 Koehlercf1 2000 Hart 0300Puidenc Puidenc 0 I I 2 0 TannehllUbn 0 I I 0Sulbort Sulhof pO 2 2 4 oiAltrock 0 0 2 20 oTotals Totals 1 9 27 IS 31 Totals II 27 IS 0Chleaeo Chleaeo 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 020 81 Louis oootooo 0ITwo Two base hit Koehler Home run DavisSacrifice Sacrifice hit Davis Double plays Davis andDonahue Donahue 31 Davis Itohe and Donahue FlrttSlid bA80 on baliaOfT Allrock I Struck outBy8udholy Slid ho IT I by All rock Left on bases St LouisCCblciro3 CCblciro3 Umpires OLouKhlln and 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tnemlnr 4 SltulaiiS ltulaiiS Ke blk Day 8 4 aDiamond Diamond MtMenonl ot 7lIIib Alllch lllch Seven rh Seward I is 7Time Time SOSK 207 3OTU5fl 5fl class pacing iiune II400I icanda hr 1 by Alterton Murphy II I lIlazrl Ilazrl Patch hlrf 5 Flack I 3 2Nathan Nathan Slraus li Thomas 2 1nolo Ienolo enolo bs illuti on 7 sMsjor Msjor Jolly 4 6Pan Pan Michael ch Andrew flBaron Baron rattan Qterai 3 dlsHme Hme 203 i IM 204HTo To beat worlds pacing record IMDan Dan Patch br a by Joe Patchea Ztllka 1rime 2Time Time by quarters 29 V4 STjj IS8W li5U i AMATEUR DRIVERS AT PARKWAYDr Dr Thomas Waterbury Take the HonorsIn In Cup RaceBrooklyn Brooklyn amateurs drove at the championship I pionship meeting of the Pleasure DriversAssociation Association on the Parkway Driving Clubscourso course yesterday The conditions requiredthe the same owner to win the cups offered atthe the spring meeting Those that did notdo I do the trick atRln yesterday will race offIn In a fortnight over tho slime course for theprizes prizes with yeitcrdays winnersFrank Frank Jacobus with Kanawha Star 214won won the first let on the pacing cup at thespring spring meftluK and Dr Thomas Waterbun bun with Colonel Julius 218 won thenitlal nitlal contest for the trotting oup MrWaterbury Waterbury cleaned up the card yesterdaywinninc winning the championship trotting eventwith with A Laundry and the pacing race withCashlor Cashier He will race off with Frank Jacobusfor for the cup on October 21Championship Championship clau trottingA A lAundry by Alpbonso Waterbury bury I 123Norval Norval Red iCooldln 3 3 1 1Impatience Impatience a Marquandi 2 434Dorothy Dorothy Day Uhnken 4 8 43Time Time 220 230 32014 331MChampionship Championship pacing classCMliler CMliler by Bed lAke WaUrbll11 1 1Anni Anni wllkes Lewis 3 4 3Air Air Line ch Moncrtef 3 3Orln Grin Ubit Qvuulc 4 MrTime Time JlStf 218 MCWNettle ClAM ANellie Nettle Direct blk by DiCed Reid0 ITommy Tommy Allen ch aTrotter 3Evelyn Evelyn ch Warded 3 2D 2luilce luilce Joseph Oasis 3 roLord Lord Uelffrave br Jacobus 4 4 roBright Bright Ltirht br Henilnier i eraTlme319H Tlme319H 311 2i85dat Class CAnna Anna Wilkes by Raven Wilkes ewb 1Jennie Jennie JncOhtLslSendeh i 2Wendell ndeITbri Wood iNorthland Northland Puss Wardenhauer 4Kino Kino IPUDlolI AMolly Molly loon bllt Itlunlgan aMbcftella Mbcftella tn Ktombtch 7ircy ircy lloy jr Oltara BCarfotta gTlnle273 bE ris Carlotta Sonrtcrrnann oTlmeJS3 TlmeJS3Cla CIsc BMildred Mildred Wnlacc by Ponce do LeonArchbold Archbold 3 1riorcncn Florence wilkM Warner 1 2Bud Bud Humor br tr Rmmonsl I snine IJ lrpSol nine Jay Phillips it 3Sol Sol Mnxon blk StrandCarrlo 4Carrie Carrie Clay Curboyi 4 eWHS Tlmel234 4 222 IRS HITCHCOCKS CLEAN SWEEPHer Her Hunter Take Three nibbon In Cnamplonitilp plonitilp Class At Locust ValleyLOCUST LOCUST VALLEY Ll Oct 1AII the members bers of the various Long Island colonieswho who were not at Belmont Pork today wereat at tho open ntr show of the North Shore HoneShow Show Association which furnished someexceptionally exceptionally fine driving Society was principally cipally Interested In the hunting claiscawhich which were held during the morningIn In the championship hunter class therewere were twelve entries The competition wasunusually unusually keen and not until the varlouihunters IhunllrJI hunters had been over the jumps several era times was the Judge Colt able toplacn IplRCII place Mrs Thomas Hltobcock Jrs Klncsmana a winner Jouao King a chcstnu geldingalso also owned by Mrs Hitchcock took aecondprize I prize and the third event went 10 Tamoranother Inother chestnut reldlnff also owned byMrs Mrs HitchcockMrs Mrs Reginald Brooks Boxer won the blueribbon ribbon in the middleweight hunter classfrom from a field of fourteen after a close competition lion Mrs Thomna Hitchcock came nearbelnc being a winner of the bluo In this vent buther her horse Kin George knocked two railsIn In the last circuit Miss Gertrude Williswas was third with her giav mare lllza andlaponlcn laponlcn owned by John 8 Turton wasfourth fourthNine Nine hunters tried for honors In the lightweight weight hunters class which was won afterKoine Koine clever rldliiK by the bay welding VllllePrice Price owned by and ft OrnccThn Thn polo pony class also was nn Interestingnne one ami much fast rIding was Indulged In bfforo Ihi winner wai finally selected Theblue blue ribbon went to ljusly owned by MrsHubert Hubert Ilacon Red loud of thn Graolirotluers brothers cnM placed second and Mr Robertlliicon lliicon wlr1 of the tiiw Assistant Secretaryof of Hint look the third prlzo with Climaxn very Imndy and speedy ponyA A field of flf I PC ii horses competed In thoslriKln slriKln road hurl clufs MlnsMolllo MIIXwell well won this event with Adonis bralln outilnmee ilnmee Martln0 Ainorlln nfter a keen uonitielition iiptltlon In tilt rla6 for ponies not over 143hnndl ihflnilsI bonus Ilitsscll Badger wonThere There were twelve entries In the ladlrssnddln snddln class In which 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men finally nlfcrlnit clcnr of tin conrludlnRer event Hut there are other racing diynnd nnd they urn mirr to mnkp further Attemptsto to square occounta with the ricnollornI TliotnM Dare lldeon JPSBO LewiRolin Rolin and Jack McDonald wore thn Mgrefltwinner I winner on the dar When Ht Ilcllano wonthe the fifth rso tim ring paid out looooo on hisiiccM suCCORS Thom A iilnnp won 120000 on theSt St Oaten gelillne while McDonald cleanedup up 17000 with similar amounts pockstrtllldeon byGideon Gideon and fowlsohn McDonald won I3oouonUloobedlent Disobedient dropped llOOOon Ivwi passedtho tho third race up took JSooo from the bookson on Leonora In the four and cuhcd a bet of 12100 to Ioo on Lord of the Vale In the 11lfJ11 eomlnc out abnut 120000 winner on tho dayOldeon Gideon and Iewliohn between them won 530000 It In Bald on onora who wnsbacked backed from to aud also played by looUuthorn Uuthorn Waldman and Wheclock whowon won II5COODiAolxxlIent DiAolxxlIent carried a world of moneyJoo Joo Murphy the Llchtonstelns John fayIeo I Leo Mayer Howard and the clubhouse I beting on him to such an extent that ho closedat at I to 2 Knight Errant was played to beathilli him bv Pat Shannon England Jack MoQuinls nit Tom Costlgnn and Morris Stack IdStutte Stutte won 11000 when Moonshine flnichedthird thirdNobody thirdobOOy Nobody of any account from a bettingstandpoint standpoint played Urniidpa lu tho steoplochaie chare He opened nt 5 to I went up In 10and and then dropped to 8 Gate Hell a tAMtavorllp favorite was nipped by the MchtensteinsCharles Charles Head Smith and the crowd Inscnerolwhile while Dick Roberts was played by Mai FrankCharley Charley Honey Eddie McDonald and othersSydney Sydney Facets Waterwlnjr was backedfrom from 0 to 4 In the Nursery Handicap chieflywith with the money of Drake and Oaten nlthouithCharley Charley Heney was among others who beton on the Watercress colt Tervrrso was playedby by the Llchtenstelns Angarola Mulllnsand and the clubhousn 5 to 2 being the bent priceat at the windup of tho speculation Whimsicallooked looked good to Morris Stank Eddie flurknand and Eddie McDonald John Fay took Sly fleaPat Pat Shannon bet 1000 on Tiptoe and JimUavey i Uavey lost a wager on Oak IlukeMorris Morris Start and Joo HOHB each won aboutfSCOOon fSCOOon Kt Beltane in the fifth event Rightlloyal lloyal who wait played from fl down to 1caught caught the backing of the UchtensteinsM Ii Harman Charles Head Smith andothers others The Southerner was supported by Cliarln Fox nnd Bedouin captured Henoy I Colonial Ulrls defent was a bitter pill forIco Ico JIayer Kole Pl8r all the Llchtenslolnaand I and tile rltibhoue players who backed herlown down to I to 2 Among those who cashed onIxird Lord of tho Vale were Morris Stac lackMrUlnrils MrUlnrils nnd Iwidle BurkeFormer Former Mayor Van AVyck and John Carroll mil were aiiionif the mrly clubhouse arrivalsand and when they found that they had to give upan an extra 3i to gt within thc enclosure theywere were visibly atdnnislipd Col Abo Umberviewed viewed the spurt from the Held for a changeConductor Conductor Hertz of the Metropolitan OperaHouse House paid hit first visit to an Americanracetrack racetrack altd wan enthusiastic over hisoutiiur outiiurThe The Nursery Handicap Is orj of the oldettAmerican American turf classics It was run for thetint tint time in 1S8U the winners being nuthleflSIa La Polka Bonn II Lass Remorseless Harryllaisett llaisett Joe Daniels Wild Idle RutherfordOlitlfa Olitlfa Patience Leonard Duko of Macontaieport Report Bonsntlon Dram aletta WyomlnirKlngllHe KlngllHe Himalaya Hopeful Dew Drop Flrenze Fordham lately Klllg Eric Nelliell illy Yorkvllle Belle Kunyon PatricianBrandywine Brandywine Ben Ilriish Celoso PlauditEthelbert Ethelbert Kings Courier Ilellnrio KlntrHanover Hanover Eugenia liurcb Race King nndPasadena PasadenaBecause Because or unfounded rumors that thn trackat I at Belmont Park was short the managementengaged engaged McLaughlin civil engineer oftho the Long Island Railroad to make surveyyesterday yesterday Eightmen made a careful measurement urement of the track between the furlontrpaleswith poles with the result that thudistances werotin founllo be correct tn the Inch and MoLaugliun tin nmdo a sworn statement to that effectafter after the job was completedW Hayes the owner of Grandpa thewinner winner of the Brook Cup Steeplechase received ceived a handsome piece of gold plate inaddition addition to the long end of the purse Thethis race teas one or the heat of this kInd seen heroth this yearPrevious Previous winners of the Municipal Handicap cap run for the first tim In isos were nryof of Navarre Sir Walter Ben Hoiladay threeUmls times Ethelbert Latson Advance OuardMajor Major Dalngcrlleld and OUI11reC 0 Rowe now owns Colonial GIrl outright right He dissolved partnership with OttoStlfel Stud the St Louis millionaire brewerreoently reoently as the latter was compelled to retire tire from the turf because of the pressure ofoutside outside business affairs The Meddler marewastipped wastipped aa the surest of sure things beforeyeslerdays yeslerdays race and the Western crowdbet bet the limit Lord of the Tale is at his bentjust just now and will bo hard horse to beat Infuture tuurpJu Just why Cairngorm was started In theMunicipal Municipal Handicap was a problem that fewcould could solve He went to the post visibly soroand and for that reason his price soared from 8 tos to 4 to I It is hard to believe thnt TrainerJoyner Joyner did not notlco that the Star Rubycolt colt was unfit Somo persons averred thatCairngorm Cairngorm started so that a better pricemight might bo obtained against one of the otherstarters starters Shaws ride on Bedouin was critlIcizedon Irlzed on the ground that hI mad too muchuse use of him In setting tho pace Major Dalnperfleld perfleld holds the Left record for the racei 257I 2SA story was In circulation yeslerdny that anoffer offer had been mild to Dave Johnson forRoneben Roneben by a well known turfman who wantedtn tn use thn ohnmplon Hprlnler ovr the jurnrsBut But Johnson said that the Ben Strome veld Inwould would not bo sold under any dreuitifitanoeHIt It IB possible that Rcsebeti will not start againthis this year If he is asked to carry more than mipounds pounds as Ills owner believes that II 1011101ht be too much of a hardship for himIt It Is Hud Ihnt Ix onorn who won In thensmo elaine nf William Onll IM really owned by DTlldeon Tlldeon Tho filly Is trained by Murphywho who has charge of Oldeonn stable Tiptoe gave thrco pounds to Perverse In thnNursery Nursery Handicap while Whimsical conceded big weight to both of tlolI1 Had tho distance been sovfu rurlongvWhlmtilcal might bavowon won as ibtt was full of runnIng at tho end wi Mirfw 1IJIfft IJIfft P1140 fts I fqesef 01 4 ep W1oIf WtfI19l lUt Ce 10 IFt VVI iii ni I4rtl 11I 4rtl ifl111 IIPI5 It A Him If 0 1mn iIlIsel CI IM o4fl lesel yPd11fl141 ifCII I CII ISis I ellIivS 5sf IJIC sPadH 11511S nPt11 ieitIflil Pt11 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ymlenlay tolower lower the worlds record for the too yardsnhleh nhleh Is I Ill mum i II seconds nnd his stoodlo lo the credit of Thomas llurkn of llostonpJnc pJnc ttptcmber 19 IP8 The trial tookplace place at Travers Island IIII Join order lo givetiii lie runner every rhancr possible Iho trackwan wan fpeelilly jirepared and three oilier runnert nert received hniidlrtp KO that they couldl CT end Hlllnian In thn last Inch ilrflilesthe these features a string was run around thotrack track about five feel from the edge all Inside this Illllman ran while thn othorowets I wets ordered to do their speeding oj ihnoutside outside oo to III no way Interfere withthe the record breaking at toni litJht There were nlrm llmerM in all three beingat at the finish three nt soo yard and three utMO MO yards Prior to the trlullIllIrnRn exprcMrdhimself himself to tie In prliiif condition Theother other starters were Samson New YorkA A It yards Devere Pastime A 30 yards and Kerker Thirteenth RegimentIS IS yards The starter was A Copolandand and when lu cracked the gun lllllrnap wasrather rather slow in retting tinder way AIynrd riyards yards he was leading and he torn along withgreat great speed HB seas not hued at the 4tuseconds yardri but al 00 yard his figures woro 0eonls seconds behlld theworida seconds exactly I 4 iworlds worlds best tnark which Is also held byBurke Burke At 5RO yards the time was minutefl fl 43 seconds which is now the best recordToward Toward the end Illllman weakened andshortened shortened up on IbIs stride but he flew bythe the worsted In I minute 45 secondsThough Though the day was very line a chillybreeze breeze blew In off the Sound and Hlllmansaid said the cold air chilled him after he had been for a couple of yarjis or soSoon Soon after II Valentino mad an onfilaUght filaUght on the MHO yard record which Is 2minutes minutes seconds and was made on Octobers 8 I fill I by Myers Valentine was extendedby by James A Miller son and several othersbut but Val failed and his time was 2 minutes 10 13 seconds Tlmera were placed nt thoMX MX yard mark and watches showed 2 minutes 4 35 seconds which Is a new record for thedistance distance lames Sullivan president ofthe the Metropolitan Association was refereennd nnd the timers were Charles SherriKvert Kvert Wendell Mortimer Bishop StollM Olanlnl illejtw Dr Arthur JKeane Keane Charles Cox New York A and JP Boyle Pastime A CLA1YX LA1YX TKXX1SMU MU Frrrman and MUs He nolds WinICsscx ICsscx County DoublesOn On the courts of tho Essex County CountryClub Club Orange 1 play In the womenstennis tennis tournament was continued yesterdaywith with the final In the doubles aft tho featureMiss Miss Freeman and Miss Reynolds took IhohOllore honors defeating the MI lr8 Dill In straightsets sets 112 IlI In the uomlllnals the MissesDill Dill won their unfinished control with MissSeabury Seabury and Miss Worth after three clososets sets Play In the mixed doubles Is well alongwith with most of the second round llnlshed Thisevent event will bo resumed IDlxL Saturday Thescores scoresMixed Mixed oublFlrsl roundMiss Frith and JayDrsmhall Drsmhall defeated Miss Miller And Mr 11II1rZ sa 52 Miss Freeman and Mr Mmlll defeated Miesiwyiinc iwyiinc and Mr Adams 02 84 Mrs Johnnallett nallett JdlUl John Sullen Jr defeated MissMerrill Merrill and Mr White by default Miss SoulherandMr Mr Souther defeated Miss Gordon and Mr Gordon7S 76 46 61 Mrs Lewis and Mr Lewis defeatedMrs Mrs Cleveland and Mr Cleveland by defaultMiss Miss Orannls and Mr Orannls dele tod 1011111 Smithand and Mr HMInck by default Mrs Holdcii and MrHolden Holden defeated lilts Underbill and Mr Nelteri0a 62 61Second I Second Round Miss Souther and Mr Southerdefeated defeated Mrs Lewis and Mr Lewis 63 514Hitss Miss Reynolds and Mr Reynolds defeated ulsaFrith Irllh Frith and Jay tlramhall 82 62 Miss Freemanami ami Mr Merrill defeated Mrs John Onlletl Jrand and John Callrtl Jr 07 62 Mrs Holden andMr Mr Holden defeated Mrs Grallnl nod Mr Grannlst bI 61Womens Womens Doubles Semlflnal round The MissesDill Dill defeated Sllsa SeJbury and Miss Worth 63 57 63Final Final Itounil Mlu Freeman and Miss Reynoldsdefeated defeated the Misses Dill 62 0IThe The final rourd for the ernie championshipof of tl OiklandOolP Club resulted In a victory for White who defeated Cnpt TDavis Davis A by threi nets to one U2 75 36 fl3 The match was closely contested tested from the strart the army player trakIng leg a game fight throughout In the doublesFrederick Frederick Chllds and Arthur Littleon ion the final from White and HGordon Gordon Jr Association FootballYesterday Yesterday witnessed the opening of thesecond second annual championship serbs of theMetropolitan Metropolitan Association Football Leaguethe the executive committee having scheduledthren three games which were of peculiar Importance portance tr those participating for the reasonIhat that they wore regarded as test matchesapart apart from their local significance Owing tothe the bearing they will have upon the selectionof of the New York lenin to oppose the Pllurrlmsln the International contest at the Polo Groundson on October 21At At Ftglith averue and 140th street theteam team of the New York Thistle Football Clubwas was opposed by the Paterson Rangers of Paterson Jf The visitors displayed the better team work and won handily bv thescore score of 51 goals to 2 four of which they fnlllednrobable In the first half hetore 0 Murray one of theprobable probable members of the International team beenme disabled by twisting a lower tendonof of a leg MorrlMown Hone Show EndMornisTOws MornisTOws Oct 7A large crowdattended attended on the last day of the MorrlstownField Field Club horse show Conspicuous among tho attendants was Rlcrnrd AMcCurdy whowas was surrounded by a number of friends nndpecmed scented much Interested In the events Hiswere line stock of thtorotiglibroti horses howeverwere were not entered In this years show iastvcar vcar lih learns look several 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baalaof of 5 points fora first 3 for a second and forn third The scores of the other contendingclubslwere clubslwere New Aochelle YMCA 17 WhitePlains Plains A 0 Young Mens Association8Mercury 3 Mercury A 7 and Tanytown MCAS CASC Williams of the New Bocpelle Awho who took part In the pole vault dislocated his right kneowhile jumping a drain a bewas was leaving the HeldHW HW Yard HunWon by nrUoolL UtreuiT A Cunningham Marathon A coo Studwcll Marathon A third OavliI Marathon A fourth Time minute OseeoaiU 100 Yard Itun Won by Randolph Tarrrtownthird A Haight White PlaIns i Asecond second McCtoakcy New Rocbetlc 34 0 A third Time I0sAerond Pnttlnc 13 Pound Shot Won br Kramer Marathon Jr with a put of 87 feet SVi tacttta Cox Voting Hens Assodailon aecond with anut nut of S8 feel 8 Incites Anderson New Roehefle A third with a put ot feet Running HIghs Jump Won by Mcdc New Hochellr A with a lump of Tftetaecond II inches Schmidt Young atens AasoclatlonSecbd aecond with a jump of 4 feet 8 Inches Goldsmith smith New Kochelle A third with alumnof of fret Inchra 510 Yarrt Run Won by A Dixon Marathon A Hmlth New Rochelle A mooed I II Etnaicy Mercury A third Iime 35Aeeond secondnunnlnj Running Broad lump Won by Loder Marathon A with a jump of 18 feet 74 Inchwwith McCioskey kew Hochelle 14 A second with a Jump of 18 feet Inches A Shaw Voice MensInches Auaociatloo titled with a jump of 1 feet InchesThrowing Throwing IJ pound hammer Won by Van WJiKol Marathon A with a throw of tn fret A Inches Mramer Marathon A second with throw of 118 feet 7 Inches Schmidt Young Mens Aasoeition third with a throw 113 fret 4 Inches 440 Yard Run Won by A Stoddard While Plains A Studwell Marathon A second I Klnslcj Mercury A third Time secondPole Pole Vault Won by Dalle Marathon A with a vault of 8 feet Inches Williams New noehelle MC A second with a vault of feet A Horton Marathon A third with a vault of 7 feet fl InchesOne One Mile IlunWnn by Davis Marathon A Cunningham Marathon A second A KnUhl While Plains A tisinii Time 4 minutes 3S secondsATHLETICS ATHLETICS FOR LITTLE ITALYThomas Thomas Jefferson Park Track Opens WIUa a Set of GamesThomas Thomas Jefferson Park athletic track andplayground playground were officially opened yesterday day by Health Commissioner Darlingtonwho who represented Mayor McClellan HlaHonor Honor was to havo offfclated but could notbe be present Several city officials were IDattendance attendance and about 10000 persons shoutedthemselves themselves hoarse over tho ceremony puttingt ho plant In cnmmlMon This park la situated In the heart of Little Italy and extends from First avenue to the East River and from lllth to U4th street It contains two running ning tracks each seven laps to the mile and they nro fitted up with the newest and roost improved style of gymnastic apparatus A hand concert preceded the athletic program pram yesterday but the event were con fined mostly to schoolboys The boys from Hamilton Fish John Jay and Seward parkacontributed 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