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it to cover the fish, and there they would stand with just 
enough motion of the fins to keep their balance, apparently 
debating whether to make a nest on the spot, seek some 
new and more favorable locality or go home. 
So long as all was quiet they seemed content to rest 
with only that quiver of the fins, and the bull dog expres- 
sion that appropriately goes with their pugnacious disposi- 
tion, but with the flicker of an eyelid or the raising of a 
finger they were off like a shot, returning only when 
everything was again still. 
Sometimes "snatching," as it is called in Scotland, is 
practiced at the falls on quite a large scale. A series of 
triangles are tied to a line a foot apart, and these are 
dropped in the deep water alongside a steep rock at the 
foot of the falls. A moment's rest till the fish gather 
about, and a quick jerk usuallj'- engages several herring, 
and sometimes a better fish. Bushels are caught at times 
in this way, b}' pot-fishers who haA^e no net. 
Swift water trebles the weight of a fish on the line, and 
so adds to their apparent fighting qualities that it is a 
generally accepted theory that the fish which frequents 
rapids and stony bottoms is far gamer tlian the fish that 
lives in a pool; and the argument is plausible enough; that 
the very exertion of constantly contending with the cur- 
rents must give the fish a hardier nature, a better muscle, 
a firmer meat, a more decided character ; must, in short, 
make them in every way superior to those which dwell 
in still waters. Of course, all this is true in a measure, but 
it is well not to be carried away with the idea to the ex- 
tent of confining one's fishing to foamy waters, else will 
the angler sacrifice half the pleasure which is to be had out 
of his holiday. 
Drop a minnow into the rushing waters of the Nepigon 
and your reel will empty as fast as if there was a salmon 
on; you get a strike, and tackle which will save a 61b. bass 
will hardly get in your 2lb. trout; not because the trout is 
so far superior, but because the current is strong. Bubbles 
on the water do not alone give character to fish. Tlie 
mullet is a mullet still, even imder a waterfall ; and the 
pike of the pool is fierce, voracious, cunning, atliletic and 
unconquerable. He comes with a rush and a snap, .some- 
times for yards on the .surface of the water; hits the fly 
with a certainty that leaves nothing to be desired, and 
does acrobatic stunts all the way to the net, if lie does 
not get off before, which he is like enough to do. 
He is a mighty hunter, and his method of pursuing 
his prey keeps him always fit. There are some anglers 
who consider there is but one black bass, the small-mouth, 
and that the other is useless for food, lacking in gamy 
qualities and only fished for by the misguided. In this 
they are mistaken, and it is a theory they will abandon 
and resent when their experience is wider. 
It is possible that in the Florida lakes they may be 
tame sport, and there seems to be a general agreement 
that in some of the swamps of Ohio the big-mouth is an 
inferior fish, but there is yet to be found his superior 
where he has a fair chance. 
His open countenance enables him to feed on J^lb. fish 
and over, and the exercise he gets in running these down 
keeps him in the pink of condition the season through. 
He is called the "jumper" in Kentucky, and the Fish Com- 
mission tell of one in the Holston River, Tenn., clearing a 
12ft. barge with a 14ft. leap; there is a well authenticated 
instance of an iift. jump made by a hooked bass in a 
pool on the lower Potomac. 
Taking the two fish at their best, there is no man living 
can tell the difference in their taking the fly, in their 
fight to the boat, or on the platter, by any other sign 
than that one has a more capacious smile than the other; 
and by the same token he is just a little the better jumper 
and will leave the water oftcner after being hooked, and 
is as long in coming to the net as- his cousiii who says 
"prunes." 
Granby and Dcwar arc revising a new edition of the 
"Haddon Hall Library of Sports," and the first volume, 
just out, is a reprint of Sir Edward Grey's "Fly-Fishing," 
an interesting sketch of his experiences and delights with 
the dry fly. He has an ingenious theory that when a 
trout runs to the weeds he does not roll himself up in 
them, as some anglers contend, but just lays hold of the 
stems with his mouth and hangs on; this accounts, he 
thinks, for the dead pull one has when the trout reaches 
the brush, and he mentions several instances to prove this, 
where the patch of weeds was too small to hide his fish, 
and he could see it all the time; and of frequently catch- 
ing them with pieces of weed in the mouth. 
This is clever and interesting, but will require some- 
thing more of demonstration to be universally accepted. 
C. A. Hunger in the I-Cnickerbocker for 1855, told of 
similar devices by the intelligent fish of the Susquehanna. 
"It may be some large fish hath taken your bait, and 
run under a stone. If so, he will come shortly out and 
you shall lose nothing but time, for which the Susque- 
hanna angler careth not a fig. Some there be who say 
that this river aboundeth with a very large and strong 
fish, which taketh great delight in pestering the honest 
fishei-, by seizing the line between his teeth and curling 
his tail around a root or stick and holding there until 
the twine be broken. * * * 
"Yet if it be not true, it is but a harmless bit of 
pleasantry which is allowal3le to our gentle craft; though 
no Susciuehanna angler will tell large stories, much less 
lie." Henry Talbott. 
h0 Mmmt 
Proposed Texas Trials. 
Mr. Robt. W. Sh.'Vw, of Galveston, Tex., has under- 
taken to promote field trials in his State. Xn a recent 
letter to Texas sportsmen he says : 
It is -generally conceded that field trials have been a 
strong factor in the improvement of the bird dog ; in fact, 
it is the only means to make the improvement general, for 
public competitions bring to the front dogs of force and 
individuality, suggesting the best to breed to and the most 
desirable blood lines to perpetuate, and afford opportu- 
nities of seeing typical specimens of both breeds in an ex- 
hibition of high class field work. 
State field trial associations have proven a success in 
other States. Can we not make one a success in Texas? 
We have as good dogs as may be found elsewhere, and 
surely we have as keen sportsmen, fuUy abreast with all 
that pertains to dog and gun; refined and cultured people 
form the nucleus of true sportsmanship the world over, 
and we Icnow the craft is clean here and elsewhere. 
I aih reasonably sure a field trial association would 
prove a success, and I believe these conditions would in- 
sure it: Make the initiation and entry fees light, thus 
making the cost of membership inexpensive. The mem- 
bership should be large so that the interest may be general, 
and to avoid all local jealousies and in the interest of 
harmony, I thinlc it would be well to change the location 
of the running grounds annually. This would be prac- 
ticable, as there are so many portions of Texas eligible and 
available. 
I suggest that an organization meeting be held in the 
city of Dallas early in July, and that the local sportsmen of 
ever}' county in the State get together and accredit a dele- 
gate to attend the Dallas meeting and submit a list of 
names for membership, elect officers, adopt by-laws and 
running rules, and decide oa a point to hold the first 
field trials. 
I shall be pleased to hear from you and will thank you 
for anj' suggestion that may favor the ol»jcct in view. 
Robt, W. Shaw. 
Fixtures. 
BENCH SHOWS. 
Sept. 4-7.— Toronto, Can. — Toronto Industrial Exhibition Asso- 
ciation's eleventh annual show. 
Nov 22-24. — New York. — American Pet Dog Club's show. S. 
C. Hodge, Supt. 
FIELD TRIALS. 
Nov. 6. — Bicknell, Ind.— Indiana Field Trial Club's trials. S. 
I-I. Socwell, Sec'y. 
Nov. 14.— Chatham, Ont. — International Field Trial Club's tenth 
annual' trials. W. B.' Wells, Hon. Sec'y. 
Nov. 14.— Washington, C. H., O.— Ohio Field . Trial Club's 
trials. C. E. Baughn, Sec'y. 
j)eg^ 8— Newton, N. C— Continental Field Trial Club's teisls. 
Thos, Sturges, Sec'y. 
Fixtures. 
JUKE. 
12-13-14. Royal St. La-yvieiace, Yankee-Dominion match, Dorval, 
Lake .St. Louis. 
14. East Gloucester, cup, (ilouccsler, Mass. 
15. Portland, cruise, Portland, -Vie. 
17. L.'iU'chinont, spring open, Larchmont, Long Island Sound. 
17. Morris Yachtsmen, spring open, City Island, relham Bay. 
17. Winlhrop, squadron cruise to Nahant, Massachusetts Buy, 
17. Taunton, club, Taunton. 
17. Gravesend Bay, annual, Bath Beach, New York Bay. 
17. Hull, Mass., annual, open. 
17. Beverly, open. Monument Beach, Buzzafd's Bay. 
17. Jubilee, open, 2d cham. 
17. Jamaica Bay, dory class, Jarnaica Bay. 
17. American, club, Ncwburyport, Mass. 
17. Philadelphia, annual, Philadelphia, Delaware River. 
17. East Gloucester, club, Gloucester, Mass. 
17. Plymouth, club, Plymouth, Mass. 
17. Ouannapowitt, club. 
17. Corinthian Mar. club, Marblchead, Massachusetts Bay. 
17. TeiTries, cruise, East Ijoslon, Boston Harbor. 
17. Royal Nova Scotia, club, Halifax, N. S. 
18. Penalaquit Cor., snipe class, Bayshore, L. I. 
18. Gloucester, spring, Delaware River. . 
18. Old Mill club, Jamaica Bay. 
19. lirooklyn, annual, oi^cn, Bath Beach, New York Bay^ 
19. Pavania, annual, open, Commuuipaw, New ^'ork fifty. 
20. Atlantic, annual, open, Sea Gate, New^ York Harbor. 
21. Royal Nova Scotia, ojicn, Halifax, N. .S. 
21. East Gloucester, cup, Gloucester, M.ass. 
22. New York, annual, open, New York, New York Harbor. 
24. Boslon, club handicap. South Boston, Boston llarlior. 
24. Norwalk, club, Norwalk, Conn., I^ong Island .Sound. 
24. Corinthian, Phila., knockabout, Essington, Delaware River, 
24. West End. club, Detroit, Lake St. Clair. 
24. Beverly, club Cor., Monument Reach, Buxzard's Kuy. 
24. Royal Nova Scotia, knockabout class, Ifalifax, N. S. 
24. .Seavvanhaka Cor., annual, open. Oyster Bay, L. I. Sound. 
24. Winlhrop, club. Great Head, Boston Harbor. 
24. Morris Yachtsmen, special. City Island, Long Island Sound. 
24. Burgess, 2d cham., Marblchead, Massachusetts Bay. 
24. Jamaica' ]j!ay, club, cats, Jamaica Bay. 
2a. Y'enataquit Cor., club, liayshorc, Great South Bay. 
26-29. Sea. Cor., cruise to New London and return, L. 1. Sound. 
28. Mosquito Fleet, open, South Boston, Boston Harbor. 
28. East Gloucester, cup, Glotieester, Mass. 
JULY. 
1. Wood's Holl, sprit and cat class, Quissett 
1. Ouincy, club, Quincy, Boston Harbor. 
1. Eastern, annual", M^arblehead, Massachusetts Bay. 
1. American, annual cruise, Ncwburyport to Boston. 
1. New Rochclle, annual, open. New Rochelle, L. I. Sound. 
1. Columbia-Defender, New York, New York Harbor. 
1. New Jersey-Knickerbocker, cup, Bayonne, Newark Bay. 
1. Beverlj', Cor., Monument Beach, Buzzard's Bay. 
1. Burgess, club, Marblchead, Massachusetts Bay. 
1-4. Williamsburgh, an. cruise to Cold Spg. Harbor, L. 1. Sound. 
1. Winthrop, hand sweeps, Winthrop, Boslon Harbor. 
1. Savin Hill, open. Savin Hill, Boston Harbor, 
1. Corinthian, Phila., knockabouts, Essington, Delaware RiVer. 
2. Penalaquit Cor., snipe class, Bayshpre, Great South Bay. 
3. Stamford, annual, open. 
3- 5-6. Seawanhaka Cor., 20ft. trials, Oyster Bay, L. I. Sound. 
3. Atlantic, cruise, rendezvous at Larchmont; 5, Larchmont to 
Black Rock, Black Bock to New London; 7, New London to 
Shelter Island. 
4- 5 6. Chicago, trial races, Canada cup, Chicago, Lake Michigan. 
4. Larchmont, annual, open, Larchmont, Long Island Sotmd. 
4. Boston City, open, South Boston, Boslon Harbor. 
4. Corinthian, Marblchead, club cham., Marblchead, Mass. Bay. 
4. Wolla.ston, Burgess cup, Wollaston, Mass. 
4. East Gloucester, club, (Jloucester, Mass. 
4. Pavonia, club special, Communipaw, New York Bay. 
4. Newport, annual, Newport, Narragaiisett Bay. 
4. Jamaica Bay, club, Jamaica Bay. 
4. Ouannapowitt, club. 
4. Wood's PIoll, sprit & cat classes, Wood's Holl, Hadlcy Harbor. 
5. American, annual, open, Milton J'oint, I^ong Island Sound. 
5. East Gloucester, clul), Gloucester, Mass. 
6. Indian Harbor, special, Greenwich, ].ong Island Sound. 
7. Sea Cliff, open. Sea ClitT, Long Island Sound. 
8. Riverside, annual, open. Riverside, Long Island Sound. 
8. Jamaica Bay, dory class, Jamaica i5ay. 
8. Corinthian, Phila., knockabouts, Essington, Delaware EivCr. 
8. Royal Nova Scotia, open, Halifax. N. S. 
S. Burgess, club, Marblchead, Massachusetts Bay. 
S. Winthrop, club, Winthrop, Boston Harbor. 
8. Wood's Holl, open, puissett. 
8. Norwalk, club, Norwalk, Long Island Sound. 
9. Penalaquit Cor., l-5ft. class, Bayshore, (jreac South Bay. 
10! Manchester, 1st cham., Manchester. 
12. East Gloucester, cup, Gloucester, Mass. 
15-17-18-19-20-21-22. Larchmont. race week. 
]5 Penalaquit Cor., snipe class, Bayshore, Great South, Bay. 
IsT American, handicap, Newlmrj'port, Mass. 
15. Beverly, club Cor., Monument Beach, Buzzard's Bay. 
15 East Gloucester, cruise, Gloucester. Mlass. 
15. Wollaston, ladies' day, Wollaston, Mass. 
15. Ouincy, open, Quincy, Boston Harbor. 
15 Winthrop, hand' sweeps, Winthrop, Boston Harbor. 
15.' Corinthian, Marblehead, 3d ebam,, Marblehead, Mass. Bay* 
15. Taunton, club, Taunton, Mass. 
15. Jamaica Bay, club special, Jamaica Bay. 
15. Royal Nova Scotia, all classes, Halifax, N. S. 
15. Corinthian, Phila., knockabouts, Essington, Delaware River. 
15. Wood's Ploll, sprit and cat classes, W ood's Holl. 
15. Savin Hill, club handicap. Savin Hill, Boston Harbor. 
15. Burgess, 16ft. class Marblehead, Massachusetts Bay. 
15. .Seawanhaka Cor. Roosevelt cup. Oyster Bay, L. I. Sound. 
15. Quannapowitt, club. 
16. East Gloucester, cruise to Marblehead. 
16. Williamsburgh, club, cats. Long Island Sound. 
16. Old Mill, open. 
16. Squantum, Burkhardt cup, Squantum, Mass. 
16. Penalaquit, annual, club, IBayshore, Great Soutli Bay.- ~ 
17. Manchester, 1st cham., West Manchester. 
17. Quincy, ladies' day, Quincy, Boston Plarbor. 
18. Newport, ladies' day, Newport, NarraganseLt Bay. 
18. East Gloucester, cup, Gloucester, M^ass. 
21. Wollaston, moonlight sail, Wollaston, Mass. 
21. Taunton, club run, Taunton, Mass. 
22. Burgess, open, Marblehead, Massachusetts Bay. 
22. Corinthian, Phila., knockabouts, Essington, Delaware River. 
22. Wood's Holl, sprit & cat classes, Wood's PIoll, Hadley Harbor. 
22. Jamaica Bay, dory class, Jamaica Bay. 
22. New Jersey- Knickerbocker, cup, Bayonne, Newark l!ay. 
22. Penalaquit Cor., 15ft. class, Bayshore, Great South Bay. 
22. Ouannapowitt, club. 
23. Penalaquit Cor., snipe class, Bayshore, Great .South Bay. 
24-29. Oconomowoc, race week, Oconomowock Lake. 
24-25-26. Quincy, challenge cup, Quincy, Boston Harbor. 
24. Manchester, 2d cham., Manchester. 
24. American, moonlight sail, Ncwburyport. 
26. East Gloucester, cup, Gloucester, Mass. 
26-27-28-29. Beverly, race week, Buzzard's Ray. 
26-27-28. Royal St. Lawrence, Seawanhaka cup, Dorval, Lake St. 
Louis. 
27. Jamaica Bay, cat classes, Jamaica Bay. 
29. New Jersey-Knickerbocker, Ellsworth cup, Bayonne, Newark 
Bay. 
29. Plymouth, club, Plymouth, Mass. 
29. Royal Nova Scotia, one-design, IPalifax, N. S. 
29. Norwalk, club, Norwalk, Long Island Sound. 
29. American, club handicap, Ncwburyport. 
29. Winthrop, open, Winthrop, Bostoti Ffarbor. 
29. Indian Harbor, annual, open, Greenwich, Long Island Sound. 
29. Corinthian, Marblehead, 4lh cham., Marblehead, Mass. Bay. 
29. Quannapowitt, club. 
.30. Penalaquit Cor., 15ft. class, Bayshore, Great South Bay. 
31. Wood's Holl, open, Quissett. 
31. Manchester, 3d cham., Manchester, Mass. 
30. Lake Chaniplain, annual cruise, rendczous Port Henry, Lake 
Champlain. 
AUGUST. 
July 30 to Aug. 8. Lake Champlain, annual cruise, L. Champlain. 
1. Wood's PIoll, club. Wood's IToll. 
2. Royal Nova Scotia, squadron cruise, Halifax, N. S. 
2. East Gloucester, cup, Gloucester, Mass. 
3-4-5-7-8. Manchester, midsummer races, Manchester. 
5. Beverly, Cor. race.. Monument Beach, Buzzard's Bay. 
5. Burgess, Marblchead, Massachusetts Bay. 
5. East Gloucester,, club, Gloucester, Mass. 
5. PIcmpstead Harbor, annual, open. Glen Cove, L. I. Sound. ; 
5. Jamaica Bay, dory class, Jamaica Bay. 
5. Sea Cliff, annual, open, Long Island Sound. 
7. New York, annual crviise, rendezvous. 
7-8-9. Royal Canadian, Canada cup trials, Toronto, Lake Ontario. 
7. Knickerbocker, annual cruise, rendezvous College Point. 
9-10-11. Corinthian, Marblehead, midsummer scries, Marblehead, 
Massachusetts Bay. 
12. Corinthian, Marblehead,, open, Marblehead, Massachusetts Bay. 
12. Horseshoe Harbor, annual, open, Larchmont, L. I. Sound. 
12. American, cruise to Squam, Ncwburyport. 
12. Quincy, club, Quincy, Boston Harbor. 
12. Taunton, clut), Taunton, Mass. 
12. Wood's Holl, open Wood's Holl, Quissett. 
32. Wollaston, open, Wollaston, Mass. 
]2. Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Long Island Sound. 
12. Royal, Nova Scotia, one-design class, Plalifax, N. S. 
1-2. Norwalk, club, Norwalk, Long Island Sound. 
12. Quannapowitt, club. 
12. Squantum, handicap, 'Squantum, Mass.' 
12. Jamaica Bay, annual cruise, rendezvous. 
12-13. Winthrop, cruise to Marblehead, Winthrop. 
12. .Savin Hill, club handicap, Savin Hill, Boston Harbor. 
13. Penataquit Cor., 15ft. class, Bayshore, Great South Bay. 
1r}. Williamsburgh sloop classes, Bowery Bay, L. I- Sound. 
14-15-16-17. Lake Y. R. A. meet, Toronto, Lake Ontario. 
14 to 19. Oshkosh, I. L., Y. A. week, Oshkosh, Wis. ' 
14-15-10. Eric, open, Eric, Pa., Lake Erie. 
14. American, open, Newburyjiort. 
10. Annisquam, open, Annisquam. 
17. Newport, ladies' day, Newport, Narragansett Bay. 
17. East Gloucester, open, Gloucester, Mass. 
17. Taunton, ladies' day, Taunton, Mass. 
19. Corinthian, Marblehead, 5th cliam., Marblehead, Mass. Bay. 
19. Beverly, club Cor., Monument Beach, Buzzard's, Bay. 
Ifl. Burgess, club, Marblchead, Massachusetts Bay. 
19. Jubilee, annual, open, Salem Bay. 
19. Huguenot, annual, open. New Rochelle, Long Island Sound. 
19. Morris, special club. Port Morris, Long Island Sound. 
19. New Jersey-Knickerbocker, Cor. cup, Bayonne, Newark Bay. 
19. Royal Hamilton, open,, Hamilton, T-ake Ontario. 
39. Royal Nova Scotia, all classes, Plalifax, N. S. 
19. Quannapowitt, club. 
19. Philadelphia, cup, Philadelphia, Delaware River. 
20. Penataquit Cor., snipe class, Bayshore, Great South Ray. 
21. Royal Canadian, Canada cup, Toronto, Lake (Jnlario. 
21-22-23-24-25. Seawanhaka Cor., Cor. of Philadelphia, knockabout 
match, Oy,ster Bay, Long Island Sound. 
21. American, moolight sail, Ncwburyport, Mass. 
24. Plymouth, open, Plymouth, Mass. 
25. Kingston, open, Duxbury Bay. 
26. Royal Nova Scotia, club, Halifax. N, S. 
26. Jamaica Bay, dory class, Jamaica Bay. 
26. ilunlinglon, annual, open, Huntington Bay. 
26. Manhasset, special, Port Washington, Long Island Sound. 
26. Beverly, open. Monument Beach, Buzzard's Bay. 
26. Corinthian, Marblehead, 6th cham., Marblehead, Mass. Bay. 
26. DuxbmT,, open, Duxbury Bay. 
26. Burgess, clulj, Marblehead, Massachusetts Bay. 
26. Quincy, club, Quincy, Boston Ilarbor. 
26. Seawanhaka Cor., Center memorial, Oyster Bay, L. T. Sound., 
26. Winthrop, club, Winthrop. Boston TTarbor. 
26. Wollaston, handicap, Wbllaston, Mass. 
26. Ouannapowitt, club. 
26. Wood's Holl, sprit & cat classes, Wood's IToll, Hadley Harbor. 
26. Norwalk. club, Norwalk, Long Island .Sound. 
26. .Savin Hill, club handicap. Savin Plill, Boslon Plarbor. 
26. Atlantic, l^allantine cup, Sea Gate, New York Plarbor. 
27. Williamsburgh, ladies' race, Bowery Bay, Loud Island Sound. 
27. Penataquit Cor., knockabouts, Bayshore, Great South Bay. 
28. Cape Cod, open, Provincetown, Cape Cod Bay. 
29. Wcllfleet, open, Wellfleet Harbor. 
SEPTEMBER. 
New York, trial races, America Cup, off Sandy Hook. 
2. Larchmont, special races, Larchmont, Long Island Sound. 
2. Jamaica Bay, dory class, Jamaica Bay. 
2. Beverly, open, Monument Beach, Buzzard's Bay. 
2-4. Corinthian, cruise, Marblehead. 
2. Philadelphia, cup, Philadelphia, Delaware River. 
2. Wood's Holl, club. 
2-4. Wollaston, cruise, Wollaston. 
2. Indian Harbor, special, GreenwicVi, Long Island Sound. 
2-4. East Gloucester, cruise to Hull. 
2. Royal Nova Scotia, one-design class, Halifax, N. S. 
3! Penataquit, fall club regatta, Bayshore, Great South Bay. 
4. Larchmont, fall regatta, Larchmont, Long Island Sound. 
4. Atlantic, Adams cups, Sea Gate, New York Harbor. 
4. Beverly, open, Monument Beach, Buzzard's Bay. 
■ 4. Bunker' Hill, annual, Boslon Harbor. 
4 Lynn, annual, open, Nahant, Massachusetts Bay. 
4 Newport, club, Newport, Narragansett Bay. 
4' Wood's Holl, sprit & cat classes, Wood's Holl, Pladley Harbor. 
4! Burgess, club, Marblehead, Massachusetts Bay. 
4' Sachem's Head, annual, open, Sachem's Head, L. I. Sound. 
4" Pavonia, special club, Communipaw, New York Bay. 
4' Royal Nova Scotia, Prince of Wales cup, Plalifax, N. S. 
g' Norwalk, open, Norwalk, Long Island Sound. 
7' to 11. Interlake Y. R. A., meet, Put-in-Bay, Lake Erie. 
9 Royal Nova Scotia, open handicap, Halifax, N. S. 
9' Atlantic, Gould cups. Sea Gate, New York Bav. 
9. Seawanhaka Cor., fall race, Oyster Bay, Long Island Sound. 
9 Larchmont, special, Larchmont, Long Island Sound, 
9, Hull, Mass., open, Hull, Boston Harbor. 
