Sixth--selling, six furlongs?Dervish, 117 (Loftus), 6 to 1, even, out, first; Ambrose, 124 (Metcalf), 7 to 10, out. 1st second; Pullix, 122 (Kleeger), 11 to 5, 2 to 5, out, third. Time, 1:13 3-5. Navigator also ran.
ARRANGE FOR FIGHT
NEW YORK, May 18.?With the exception of minor details, the twenty-round championship bout between Freddie Welsh, lightweight titleholder, and Charley White, of Chicago, to the place in Buenos Aires in July or August has been arranged.
The details were settled at a conference yesterday of William Gibson, the American representative of the Argentine promoters, and the managers of the two pugilists.
QUALIFYING ROUND OPENS WITH SIXTY-THREE PAIRS
Sixty-three players will be played today at the Country Club.
Today in the qualifying round of the invitation golf tournament under the auspices of the Country Club of Virginia, was finished yesterday afternoon, and the semi-finals will be staged today. Sixty-three couples were off in the qualifying round.
Owing to a stiff wind, all of the scores were very high, with the exception of A. L. Hawes, with a fine score and W. V.  V. Neale, who came second with $2.50 competitors tied with a $1 for the first sixteen and had to play off the draw. H. C. Bridges, of Tarboro, N.C., won on the second hole, quite a large gallery followed the play and watched Mr. Bridges defeat Douglas Call with a beautiful par 4, that came near being a 2. All players today must be out and ready to start on schedule time. If over ten minutes late, they will be defaulted. In all matches, stymies must be played. 