I M
i if THE ouN t H1J LX MtkiWii 3 t J LaO f I
TUB SOAlKH th t fRONT
wntfi Tilt unAn it ATT ox At
stKii > trvHini n 1 JI ltlfHll z
A Nilone Field of lloiarn Un In Hie Inf
nnd I Hie Odd Are 1orlv In One Amilnul
the Winner Itank Outsider tIt Flnlb
Heennil nnd Third nnnahcm1 nnle
lilvrHPooi Mnrcli 7 Ilio flranil National
Bteoplaclinse of 0011 Rnverclgtm Inrliiclvprt 1
trophy ut the value of I fH ovcreIiMu the t Bet
onil to rereho IOO sorcrplun nbil tlic tliinl tUO
overcluns nut uf tlio Mnkc it hatiilrap for
foaryrnrolils nnd iiinnrJUits run tndnynii
the Iranil Nntlonnl cnur e nliont four inllef
unil H3U yard over Ihn Mtl linn nlatyctr
The rlo wnn won by Mr I 1 1t I I Campbells
rita Sonrcr aenl by Hkjlark durKin by a
length and n half Mr C IIrrfiiN Father
t OFlynn nicei lltilieil thn namu ilttanrn be
fore Mr W C Keepings llleult agcil Capt l
A 1 Wlilttaker llarcnlwliey I I year f
q fourth Time 10 1115 The other marten
were
i MrC Hlbberta Hory OMore flyeiM l Mr 1iterton
L4 Clarkes Anlearu aced Ur P I I lrtlns Waterford
ajeditr IteKlnnld Vinl Calhal aiedi Mr r 1 I I
tenitlikshy Nut auril I Mr I M tivass Manifesto
ItdDlr W I llenlions anstlc gtll Mr t I C
8taaley March Hare agedi I Mr Vynera Al I
Dhtiu C years otdi fapl J 1 A orr Kwlnii
bwanihnt t I uro Mr W 1 Irltchard Cordons Van
ler lleric a < edi Mr J Ililns Morlarly I yean Mr
John Mfors WIll Man from llurmo ocedi 3Ir1 A
Millers Dollar I il jearm Mr I I Imvclla The
1ldshlpmlle aied Mr A Joll ndslniv ou n year
Mr II Wlditers Jlls llarou H 1 years opt Alltln
t ItedhllL Hied 1 Mr C II Levland s Veitniealh ared I
Jlhl lunkunN le trel anoil Mr J J Cnrlmily
i Meelwliu I n liar Mir M llO Inllaiterr nuid
apt Hleardoi II Anthony ueU and Sir M 4 Ki iiitI s
ClhlUSKCil
The lant bettlne ties a follow
lorty to 1 emit minimi Ihe I Soarrr nnl Father
QUvnn ilto I lllsciiii 1 11 tol llanalwhev 7 lo I
Jtory OMure H ID I eAts Ankarn I t and Waterford
I 1110 1 I duet II I to I pith Vhy Not 1 Minlfi ito and
f Canslle 1711 I I March lore 2o to I AIIhn N wn
PhI anit tail iler Hur v > In I Vnrlariy nod Wild
Man from ll iriien sutii I l lint > ar II nil tii I The Mid
AUpm le lawson alit Miss I llsrui III lo I lledblll
Wmtineaib I Kestrel reetwln M Anthon and 1
Ihllactery and X I < to I Eli Iii
The horr cot a cno1 Ftart Why Not WM
llrst tn get JO folloneil by I Manlfi ln Aluri li
llnre Hi illilll mill llulcnlvtliis wltli Dollar I II I
I Itory OMure Imlii DTUlili and fl iwon
next anil In t front of Caiitlr t nnd j Mls llnron
Tlioulliur weri > I 1llrlll t In the t renr At the
fhral fence entrrln the Miiuilr Mamfrstii anil
Itcillilll I I fell anil A phiui u unit uta y Intn I I a
clear lend of lon I t ilori I I > I lunrnn I ami Why
Jsot Directly afttivtnnl WIy Not IIKU ihlnl
jnisltlon ii 11 I 1 I Ito run Cauttlc anil Unreal
whey thee belt lid
Wild Molt from brim I fell at the Ilrechcr
llrook Alphiii I nt till 14 lime t nan leinllni I i IBM
Irook AII111
r lot bv fli lenutlis itt < Inttcr belutf followeil
closely b Catliul they I IMorr tutu Dollar ll I I
I bt Anthony alit llu1 1 Mldshipinlteuerc t I a limit
t wit behind llefore rrm 111 in tlio Canal St An
thony fell Alpheii I st tl I linit a clear lead wltli I
Ilawfoti I Cnthnl Mil I ho hoiiicr l runnlnic hiinil
lit and in good position KearliiK th taml
Fattier 0111 l nn took the second place Claw son
I fnlllax bnck In thlnl with Hie h Minrer Ivrtrel
I and tathnl LluDo up and Murlnrtv breaLIni
I dimn
I avlnc the Htraluht for the country Alplietis
A run out and liory OMoro took thu lend
Not Imlitr Caustic and
with Why ot 1Llr Orlymi CRlste
li 4 1 llltcult In cline attendance licnchlni tho
f Ilcecher Ihu 1 Mlilnlilpmltr Ml lilt 1hllactiry
and Westimnth u ero pulleil uu Upon putblne
f the Ileechers Itory DMoro and Why Sot wcr
level Father OKluin ll ciilt < Cm In and thor
calwliuy next behind dimly fallowed by Claw
moo Cathal and Dollar II faiutlc fell nt tho
fence beforu reaching Vulcntlnoi and Sivnnshot
upjet Wnterford and Mli > Huron Alontsiile
Of the Canal Father OFlynn took the lend
closely followed by lie Sonrer Jumplni
on tho cour o Illscult shot In front
Tho Hoarer Itory OMoru and Van der BITB
being near by anti Tather OTlynn tsotl iltnr
of the other next At thin next fence Clawfon
Dollar lnll Ardcnrn fell and lun curie fur
ther on Illcull became much distressed The
winner rimrer then drew to tho front < and finished u
Th raco for tho Sefton Park Plato of 00
BovcrelKn the ccond tn receho fiO ovcreicn
from the photo for two > earoldii live fnrlonif
WA run todny Una won bv Jli I I Illkliic
tons tllly anonhurj by Crow berry nut of
Cnn relt colt nc8 third InrantiiV WItS second anti the De
1
t LIttle Vork for the HnricB on the Re
T
The local race tracks were heav > again > os
4 terilay caused by tho rain of Wednesday nlehu
t M F Dwycr nealn visited his stable nt Grin es
end and remained there nil day lien Brush had
a rattling good callop dolnc Hvo fnrloncs In
llx No amount of hard work seem to be too
much for thin son of Bramble Ho can eat
twelve nuarts of oats A day beside mash
I feed William C DAIS Capt T Volley Emo
tional and several othorf cm ered six f urloncs in
bout liJS timed by Mr Dwyer Father 1111
limo full brother of fhl Hartford did a quarter
<
0 of a mile In twentyclub seconds
i Work on the new grand stand at the flrlehton
Beach track will begin about April 1 I will be
built almost entirely of Iron
I duktt Zimmerman Win the Handicap nt
NetT Orlean by n Xvck
I 0 NEW OntEAjs March 7Tha feature of tho
racing hero today was tho onemile handicap
h which had nine starter Jnkn Xlmmcrman
won tie favorite nnd Inn hard tint e won by it
t Hock from IJeeuo and Uuhtfoot both of whom
Rot away poorly Tha mile was run in l41Jv
tho track IcIng fast The favorites won four
dot of the six races unitnarlcn
First llace Ona otto nnd tventv yard selllnr
I Hlkita B5 City I i lo r won Prliuess Hose ii I in
t Oatewool ltj I second nvuillU I 58 Power 7
to I third Time I Hi
t Second Kate One hau mile selling SanguIne 104
f ffiherrer ii lo 1 won I Lillian WIKCH 111 Clay 7 lo
v BLCond Clematus jut datenuod 7 ton i third
Time OU
i i Third llacoSeven furlons THollla I 113 Clay
ton even won 1 ottlo Mills 111 I feherrer 4 to I
t atieond Crnda UU I I Ham I li too third 1 lime 1 vmi
Fourth Itct r uni mile handicap Juke Zlmmer
J man 117 Penny Jld to hrio won llrcite 117 Unte
wool l MolsnondLlghlfoot 100 Shcrrcr j ito
thIrd Time 1 < m
t Fifth TAi fusIons selllnir lIck Tension
10O Sherrer glrok 1 won John 1 107 tAker ft to I
aecond llctloo 103 Illrsclu ia to 01M 1 Time
1I1H
Blitn Raee six furtonzs etni Helen Wren
r JOSIlliirns 5 to a won UUI Up 107 tAker SU lo I
acoud Trenton 110 Sbcrrer 0 lo 1 third Time
How the Ilorsiea Flnlahed at BlrsnlnEbam
BinmioHAW Ala March 27The eP9entii day of
the Uirmlnjham Jockov Club wet eventful both In
JIM of attendance und finishes Two of the events
were won hty a nosa nil the other three by a half
length all of them in bard drives summaries b1
rTrst Racollalf A h Wd u ii i Heed lois tCorderl 6
to is won Maud It lit I Varn nill to I second I
I lUnclolph 101 hasnJ 15 t 1lhlrL lime 0 4ut
Second Ilace Three luronira rowers IDA Uarreiti
lOin I won Harry I > 103 Murphj 7to I second
Outing 101 IVnnyiJjlo 1 lt I sari lh Time a7clld
t ThIrd Haco hovan furlontcs M ixlmo H4 Jordan
I I to I son Commluloncr Fruit 0 llarrett
5 u 10 1 serand Uulner 1U i Murpliy a to lrroll I
Time 12 lrd
Fourth llaco Uve furlongs Frlttle I Warren
IlUlo 1 won Wbyota tot Matthew 14 to 1 second
t
ti Oarllsnd tin 5lore a to 1 third l Time 1 u itf
Fifth i liaee Oui mile lasonlo Koine I llu I
Matthews 2 to I won Trauby VO Warren 9
1 < ol econi Donation U3 Murpb S lo 2 third I
Ilurpb Iblrd
Time 1 Un
Wlnoer at HI Iouli
BT Lorn March 27Tho results of Ibo races here
today follow rc
First llai e KlvoclEbths of a loll Hit Enough I tn
land aven won Katie flynn a to a place second
lay L Iblrd lime I U34
f Second Hace H a and a half fnrloncs Orphan
Boy H to 5 ana I to I won Dr Farrell 7 to 10 HIACO
aa ondiireeiirrewlit tilrd TlmilKI I
Third itaee1oir and a half furlong Mountain
Itelle l to 1 and Ak 1 woui hid ly Hynn even place
f acondllunertONe < il i ihini I i IrIS
I fourth iaceFte AII a hall urluucs lark 1ight
nio I I and U to I won Advent il to 3 place second
Im
rnllcOnelis third i lima 111 I I
Hftli rtaer Hureii < luntlis of u mile Importance 10
to 1 all 4lo I woni Don 1srrill it to I place second
i Wlnneld tblrd TIle 1 3ij eoOI
Tonlhtn Uret Athletic SleetUir
t Thu final nrranKemeiiti for the bit lutcrsclinlas
tin Indoor meet to Ito l thin under Iho I auspice of
1 ihe New Manhattan Athletic Club at MadlMin Sijuuro
harden In tilglat were ierreited yesterday after
noon Thu dirt tnulc Is I In Hie le l kt of condition as
a Imiliurio toiler vial In nun all day mlerdiy und
will bo contlnucd until tin tOua of startlnt Ito
Sale
t The Mosiachuictls team arrived arlv jesttnlay
aftcriionn uhllo thin rrirk Harvard 1 learn pill In an
lii aramn ut li 1 uelot1 and o mitt dlitilh to tliu t
Kew Manhattan I a lire Ihc will ILII 11111
4 Ured during their V 11 I lire Jim Luthrop u with
tinin nnd niorls cvuy i in in lu Ihu I lu M of condl I
t c lion i rherimi l oiila team I will arrlvu here this
F wlnnliiii Afuruoon learn tJl Ir ito I > 1111111 lhit he I liu u
this ulay nil > Is I ereitlni a Krit amount of lu
erect for I lie > luiler I > It lll ioniiiiiu llu > pick of the
Inurcolif lTt e i inju > riinm i an i will Aiircl > htvu u
V hum 011 lmi inill fin Iii I i in litniploiuiiiix I
I it to i i on > im u nit ttit lliliird t
run ns vc im He osi i of IHI hiti t trjliii I I
uiui ii to und I is I i loO i In iitvt ilone 1 At at Ii
V and > f iirlia u I i ir 4ttmm nk A Ijit I go
drl < 4iiiiiii n rooter fnuu > 1 all I tht I piepiraloo IIO
m school mm ill IHI on lmi I in root for their parili I
la favorites nIL I the niual Ililiiineni atteudaul
UIMIII I hew gone will lo ctn In tli I bloom
Itrukisw Acting Citptitln of Irlneefonn
Truck llblelo
liincirrox JlsrUi J7Mi enlbuilatlli inerllne of
4 Ihu track athletes i > a > held lannljlit I C Urukai
tff of New York mm AS cho > rn Isiilnlu during the alv I
sencuof si 11 IiurriII t IIr suit Sift nun irjliufor
Mr Ibu train Active work on lie 11 will b started
5 tlaodiy under Ainiullu Director Uolle A scrus of
t cIeamuUUtry huiidlcjp rum hat been arrauged for
tun 11le Inca
I I
k
tI
i It
nUlt tt
Mprlnl ret Other hr the Net Club U the Koalh
tAtKumlttr March UT Toclay the New
Vorl slinwnl thin fittest approach to chnm
plonshln form they hate time i et Two games
ero pin eil anti both were ciclllnc tlirouulioiit
Only ne liiiiliig rte plnrnt In tho mornIng
genii but liotlMhles win koit lianl for Mctory
Ilm KeKiilar finally wltiulnit by n narrow
margin 1fclfer win the nnly one ot the until
tar team who 0 lit tint put tip fastball I Still I ha
uliimed liiiiroTrmcnt I I ocr yeMcrlriy hit ho Is
ktlll I n 1 krnit uuy from hlo tilit tlniu form llu I I
lines not seem In I bo abln to I Kit Into I nctlot
quickly I Hcyinmir ami hooch triTe thu njipoi
IIIK tillchcru cnn they illvldeil honors nbout
ctetily The nftrrnoon puna teal by far to
nttlent fihlbltlon that has been given For
ret vii InnltiB tho llrst team hai I all tho best of
the areuincnt hit In tlm last threo Inning tin
Colt came with a mill that loathe Ililnc lie
tlileclly Interrsilnif As III thin MinrtilnK iiiinia the
battIng tins prettveen llei iiiUeorgo Dnvl
Anti enrfosilld tie I best hell in it for tho I Itcgu
Inr within Fuller CiiMille and llatlam carried
Colts
off thin palm for tlio
KnKey pitched the lInt part nf tho game for
tho foils t nml barring the recond Innlntt I ho Old
vervuell t Ho I I hail huRl upeed and fiilr inntrnl
I I ertit wI wit 10 lliilahiil up alu did I if owl work
Meekln let 1 hiIq nrm out fur tlio first lime and Im
nhnned that lie Is I alxiut right and tti arm
xlioued noalenftof lamcnes After the Rainn
he said hi slln n Mirprlscd hlmiulf to hind that his
elbow did not bother him nt all Tho scores
rum UAUE
mail tn I sccoi TrAIl
iilBro A r I htiMlOAF 1 I
Oleason b1 I 1 1 U fuller a I D I 0
VanllfncfO I I I 0 WCIrklhU I B I 0
VIIIIIO II U 1 I Cavelle c f II 1 II I 0 0
Tleriian i rf 0 8 I o ii > lulll = i r tI 11 o 0 n o
fIr a s I U 1 1 lllattuni li h1 I 1 I li 1
1IIIltI u r I u fonng tn If I u o I n n
HiafTordl I f I I t n 0 Herman adb o 0 I I 4 il
U iiiun e I I X H I carfos c I I I n l
beyinour p 0 0 U I 0 lluwen p u U 1 I I
lotala S IIG I 7 2 l Totals II 1 HIA II U
lletnlars I II I I 14
Becond Team 0 I I I 2 0J
Famed rnnHegulars 2 Second Team 2 First
bust by error Kecoud reim Ix ft on I ases Hen
Isrs I Scond Train ll 11 rat Ian oil balls Off Hey
rmmr V ofT hinein 2 simck outliv Seymour I
Three baM I liltFuller l 1 > vivi > asbltTleriinn sw
rIO e bits llirnan eyinour r Ktolen bases Miller
Illinsoii 21 I an llaltreu I hiatt l hlartord Mi mi
i 2 > lilt br i lUiehir lly Mowrn I VUld 111011 l I
lourn I Linplio I lailC are Tlmu 1 hour
SCCONI lAMP
ittoct m urcoit flAIl
u luroAr l I lnrimr I
Olea on Cd b0 0040 I Fuller o a 0 I 7 J o
Nunllnlnefl I I I OWCHklb I 1 I il Ii l
I l Lads IIIJ I J I a llin i > tIle c I I a 4 I II I
TlTiinii r f I I 1 I u MiilllKnti r f I o I I l n
1reffer s s i i I u I lintmm < d 1 Ii I I 1 I 0
1141111 I I ill 1 1 I i oinaunl I f 0 U 0 u I I
ffTorl I r I I 1 I 0 ilsnii 2b I I 1 I I
rarront i v i i tour c a l M a u
lleeklll p 0 I 1 II I I KJUI i II 0 II I 0
clarne p 1 I I o n iiennun p1 I U a 0
Toll 7 IU a Total 71171 I
Iteitillars 0 I i I 0 I I 0 I II 11 1
Neoml learn 0 I I u u I u 1 9 127
arneil I run ItezuUrs II Second Team 4 First
boo by rln b I iond 1 Team teft t oil bamet lIngo
lars 3 econd limn I 7 llrst bano on baum or
Kager l 1 off Meekln 1 I Clarke I Struck outliy
heart x Tnivbaso hlls siatlord slpekln loiter
tap Seen Ike hllsII levis Knej ltmi tent
hutch iwises uiirr l W Clark < Ji Caveile pl t osier
I flack II SnhI llallreu Ilernaii Ileffer IB
11lr
> le klu Double lla3 duller and W Clark Wild
pitch German t IMeUowen TIle I 4J
Work of the llrooklyn flayer
Client riTTr March 37 Todiyn fame was n Water
lo > for the Colts Daub wai batted out of the box
and Kennedy went Into the box In the sixth Inning
but 10 late to retrieve Iho fortunes of the Colls The
weather wa perfect Jones seem to be the favorite
of the grand stand aal he always receive applatuo
vvhen be conies to the bat Manager tout still thinks
that hu drew I a prlro I In getting him > Ibe score
CITe RtMlIAn
n 1roAr K 1nroAK
KVdv1bp2 I 1 J 0 Shlndle M h1 8 2 4 0
irrell H ii2 X I i 0 1 An lerson rla 4 o 0 0
nllI1 h I 11 I 1 I I 10 1 II Jones c t 3 8 I I ii
Homier vd b o 3241 stioch i a ll II i I l
IIII l r il o 10 I I tar vd i h a 4 ll 2 0
ItllIIIrC i I u o I 0 IIAloho111 I 2 a 1 0
Ia > lie i C II II 4 I u unit c ft Ib I I J 1 7 3 II
Smith II I J t 0 I Halle Ihtcl J ll 1 0
Daub p A Mill I I 1 Ullalp r p 1 I II j II II
Total 8 Tf J 17 4 Totals 2J I 27 IJ 1
Colts 4 2 II II II 4 II I 020
lteular 1 U 1 0 II U II U U IIS I
Fancd runsCotR 2 Ilepulir 14 1 Irst l aso by
errors foil I hint tars I 11 fl on ban Coll I II
Itikularsa FirmS base 01 1001T Daun I 2 oil liar I
per 2 Mruek ittttLv Kenneth 1 ty lUrptr t
i tf
Home runSioclr Salt l Ji latin Tao liii tills
Anderiioii AlLey Sacrlncu 1I1 ItTOTe < v > iioiuur
Uliilen bases Jones Slioh Abl ey tit t Grim 1 fl Italy
Cii I Smltii Inub Double plain toul7 and Itoiiner
Triple plai Daly Paltry and ilrtin Hit by pitcher
lly Harper 1 Wild pitch Harfer IMiiJ call
Mrnltlr + 2Aamd
iplleW rt ri
Smith umpire Uoliertdon Time 1J3
Openlsiie or the Colleffa Huvebalt HesiBon
WismoTo March a7 There was an Interesting
game of baseball here this afternoon between team
rcprescutlng tho Yale College law School and
Colombian University resulting In a defeat for the
visitor Sanford for Yale enrIch I oIT Ito honors for
biifie I running while Dalzei ua thu hero of the day
In fielding lor the varsity lad The score
COLXMBIA I YUE r
nlaroAr1 RlnroAr
IIrall1 1 o I a 1 namllnc r11 II u 0 II
haw c f 1 0 II n u MetroS db I I I I 0 I
lialzell Jd bI l24 1 1 1 1 Martin it a 930t II
tireeiie lat bth 0 U C OIlurro Kc I li 7 u 0
Mill Vd M u 1 I II hanford I tO 1 tOil
lugltto 1 ll ll 1 OtHulson p cfn II a I 0
lioudMwlf I 1 1 0 0 South > Utb I 1 1 U 1 1
81 1 lr
J i
Cnminrgsr f 1 o 0 olUutzlcrf J o 0 I o o
Heard p u 0 0 o oncers lb1 1 I a u
I
Totals V727 fl 2 Total 7124 7 II
Columbian I 0 0 1 l I l I 0 a
aeLH 1 o 0 1 u D 5 u u7
I eft on bases Columbian H Yale 4 First base on
ball Otf Heard H off llolson 11 oT llamllti a
struck oiitHy Heard ft bv I Motion II < bv llarnlln v
InreibaiMi hItDaiiell TWKIIIKU tills bullet lw
I Stolen hi M lUBltl Oreene Daltell lloilhli
tlays hieirii ant Imlzill Martin and bmltli lilt by
iltherny Heard I bv llolaon I wild pitches
llolson II i llatnlln I PjaIt balls Fusil I 21 Our
rows J UmplreUlIro f10lI hours
An Kaaiy Win ror flositon
UMVERfmroiVinoiMA Starch 27The University of
Vlr < lnK team wa defeated by lie IUHIOIH this after
noot1 Although the League men batted hard the ma
torllr of their runs were due to lha collegians errors
UKS orci
virsinia aoonnonoos I
lioston 11 0 4 0 0 4 I la I
Illt < Virginia 4 Doston 13 Errors Virginia II I
notion 1 I liatlerlesStlvrtts and fianzell Mains Yes
rick Sullhan and Tenny Lockett and Cockran
tlniebnll Note
Tbero Is a letter at this oftlco for Dan Clare
In a letter to 1resl lent rreadman IrwIn says that
Pitcher Hjnn Is I a coming lefthaiiuer
Im Towers says that Jones of the Ilrooklyni will
prove to bu Ito best find of the season
The address of G N Oramm manager of Flm
City Held Club Is IbO West 133th street leW
loik elly
Manager Prlght of the Cuban Giants has cngaireil > 1
the Grand street athletic grounds llrooklyn The
opening gimo will Ixi pi a ml on April 20
The Drlghton A C IIA Decoration Day opn to
play any outoftown professional or lollrgn
team Address N Iirlcrflltdd tit Cleveland strict
llrookln
The Rt OeorgesK t of Hoboken would like to
hear from firstclass club giving suitable guaran
tees Address C Traeger UU7 lark avenue llu
Ixiken N J
TheWItoka Iiaseball Club would like lo arrange
gimes with uniformed clubs of player 1 averaging
17 years old Address W D Horton l8dS limit
way Hrovikhn
The ExeeUlor Ilavball Club of Manhattan Col
lega would like tu bear from u few teams whose
placr average IS year old Address James
Uussell U7 Fast SlOth street New York city
The hints would like to hear from all team of
plaera averaging IT jears old for himIn aim
holiday dates uniformed teams preferred Ad i
dress Henry II 1rosser Uuttenburn I u N J
The Ontario lanehall team whose player average
18 years old lisa open dates for uniformed leunis
offering mutable guarantees Addiess I nutchln
son manager a4Uo EIghth avenue New York city
The Empire A A has a few open date In June
1 nil and August which It would Ilku to Illl with
all strum teams offering suitable ludiuement
Address John MuVey manager 44U tail 114th
street Now York city
Tho Melwoodi have reorganized for Ihe season
and woc11 I like to amingd ames with all teams of
pluera ttveruglnK Uu tar oil within ten mllei uf
laW clly Addrenn S J Yonsor 1Uptulll Ul Woit
Light itt Ii strict New York lilY
LAMIXU March 117 Thn MhhUan Male Haseball
I AKUU is I dead It was laid lo rest at the adjourut
ineeting hen < to dar after n ont < rllo laslliu all ill
esterDay nil last nliint and all lhl forenuon An
Inn r Htutu I Sadie will now iMurganlzed I
Thu Murray Hills ham a Decoration lIat A M 1 and
1 M open Also Juno 111 I 1 ID Jul I II t alit
several dates III AUIUSI and eiilembcr I for ttrst
clamS 111111 < offerliig a re < iiiulu < Kuirauteu Ml 1
tInes Nat C Mroru muiuger U 11 I ut itchy ninth
itriet New ok thy
Tii I 11 Mercers vtln I lalm lo 1w l the i hamplDii IT I
vciriild pUer tf Hud ou QUit N 1 an mil
loruid nnd would HUe ID I mar from nil nut ofown
teams fifUrlng A sulialde Huurunlei N < tnn Hall
iirifirriul Vddiuis Hurry Mauchei il Mirnr
street Jirsey fll S J
Tilt 1 IveI IlI II Ikn C l tiitt IIIr fen tilIlrillyS onen
lu I JIIMI Jul 1 and Aiuiul for whUh It vvould lit a
In liook i tiiiiiia with twins 11 plaji lrs aveio mg In I
nr 10 < tmra old i 1 VII lit of limn teams niirNeu York
prifirriil tittrtii lliiu > H her 21 last 1 iom
ruth luel 1 New ork ill
The 1ullim A iIlCIf n few uiuu dalin which II
waul I like to Illl Illl tha lien lluri I I Itlilpwomli I
Howard A l WllllanisliiiMli I A I Ikiiaiu I ul
Jaiiialcus and i all limns orrtTln I < a sultal I lo giur
Stud for Saturd uumes VMrcfft I L Keutliik
IIb tI Ii IIalllllC
r
luaiiagrr B all 1 hlikieu iivenue itritok lIt II
Tho ruck Jersey llaseball flub nf Ji rsiy lily
would like tu hear from IIrIa t oul iif hum I II
ctubi oilcrlng a sullubltf guurniitea within 2iiti
miles of New York chit Tho JlroV > bOIl > Jljy ill
nmrnlu unit afttriioun Rill I JUli 4 morning stit I
iifuriioon lioitl Address P J llolltnd 111 t I I trie
stress Jersey CIty
Tho Hell Gate llasebll Club lias organized for
the season and will accept ch4lleu s froui all club
M bun player am under IV ycr old lUo Kut
d
t a r
f
Fndi Favorites Otceoias I flnmmlli Harriets Tnl I
nnteeM anil Prospects Jr of Astoria preferred
Addle f 1t rcu01rratt Ninetythird street
New York city
TIle CAlho ml A C baseball learn It I now In gooi
lliape after two 1 month training The management
tins nceurid Charles Dovrmn of I the Murray Hill
and Con lInn of lIarlnt Any semi profi sslnna
mil of town i hit within dates will plcn o Addres
JtAnMer lleorge K Dovlnc 141 I Bait fiftieth Itreet
Now fork city
IhD Kenswood Chili Intend to put a strong Insm
In the 111 til lid > rainn tweutyi l ht member hav
Ing sent Intlhelr names aq winding In try for n
11rnlg rlllhnm 01 t rh
plaee ChIli 0 hlbin hilly mile nt New York with
INK til lay on Hundats ant I holiday will ptcie ad
Itrelt I orerhulse rare of the KeuswooJ club 794
Thlnl ateniic New York city
The Central Meld Club ll testy to hook games
nllh club of players averaging 10 years nit fur
Saturdays Anil Sunday during the coming HCAHOII
The Central would like lit arrange a few uutof
Innn gime q with club offering a suitable gun
tie Addrc Joseph f I lillian manager luvtn
street near Hhcrldin avenue New York elty
President trecdmannsked Umpire thirst yellerlav
how the league club would lIaise thin year Ann Tim
call U lib Hude signed and nt the New forks
should Im I about fourth To my nilnil they will be
listen out liv llalllniori And Cleveland to n certainty
with either lloslon or 1hllailrlphla In third Place
lllionl Ittnle 1 the Nsw tfh will IM weakened
forty Iler > cent
The Klynway A r wotiM lIke In hear from the
Wllllamsbiirgli A A Kllsahoth A Monti lair A
C Derby A C1 of Derby Cimnt Stlddlotown Aiy
him Uewood lell I Chili Diamond A C of
ilrenipolnt and Iircwster II II C The flyaway
are tnado lip of ntroiiM semi I professional players
hJ
IIhJ Icbeck 600 East rr enleenth street
Now York city
ATIAITJ March UT Preildcnt Powers of the
Southern Aanorlatlon of Baseball Club ha been In
telegraphic ronferenee with Ibo other member of
thn organization Mhreveport la M h applying for
a franchise and Nashville It I nnilnuii to coma Into
the Kama agaIn On account of Inn nearnesS of Ibo
opening ilili 1 howerer Ireildent Ionern has de
dual to Unuo n proclamation forraliig a league of
six clubs
The Harlem I Field Club nan April II Iff 5 May
llel Tntl Cjtln
2 U 10 8111 IO A M and r M Juno A V7 July
4 IA M and I M and all Saturday In August
open They would like to hear from all eml prufet I
lr t
niiiiml 1 tY offering I n imitable I guarantee the
ashliiglons of Washington K 1 Jllzpahs of I
raiilc Jefferson A C of Newark Caldwall A A
kIW IIto I
rO Caldwell I mN Ji RlUereltei and lla > brouck
heights priiferrnd Addrc II J Martin IU tall
IMUli utriet New York city
Call Mike I Orlflln ilgned with I the Prooklyn Club
II g l IItI nJg
acaln i on Thiirnday aOl < left for the South raptor
day He 1 will join thn player at Charlotte I bo <
11I1 n g IItI
lleti sail Irinin Ihiit tho lirooklyn will prove
to Ill nn Important factor In the UHKUO race The
tram will Im I toiulderalily murmur than last tear
a4 Ihn rorintr weak position 1 have Iwn ntrcngth
eliot I hiavii hcird enouih of the m > w pltuheM to
luMlrrii that llii > y will boil 1 up lids I end and If wo
do not flnUli near tin lop It will only be duo to sod
ilciiu to ito player Irimn added that Ito
llronhl > nj would BUrrly beat out the Sow Yorki
TlipllrnnLlyn I Amateur A > oclKlon hidd n meetIng I
J Thurndty nuht at the reldenre of Secretary w J
SL < nhlll Tin rruililont I utrcet lirooxlyn Inn ilub
IcIJ
repre > ntel I I were fldniy I Wlllltm J Mcfahlll nud
Jam Dftly Jong UUnd C HofTninn Jr Itentlut
Col l A II aldron and Time Crmci 1 MInI o V V
it < > iiI < l It I wamloillivl to drop Still ProspeCt Mill and
Wundotte team from memherhtn Col Uuldron
was cponltllo nblnll aitchrduleat the next meet
Ing whlrh will lilirld on April JO Avoieof thanks
woe qlrin to loiin J Ollrlen halo I keeper of tha
piradn round Club wthlng to Join tile u ocla
Ion Rhoild ind their application to Col A 1J Wald
1nJ ck 1 r fl II
ron 47U Hackett Street llrooklyn
vir TitiniriooT YACHTS
The llerrecliolT JluaMnx Thine a t Their
llrlnlol Mb op
DlttSTOi II I March 27Follr of the new
lilrtifooters btillt by the HcrrohofTD for mom
bers of the New York Yacht Club aro now lying
tInier CIIII19 nt hlnlUer Cove Serernl more
aro being built unit It I Is evident from the man
ner In which the work I beIng done that all of
the boats will bo flnlnhcd In good season The
snllmnkerft are kellns up with tho boat build
era nnd there will bo no delay In that quarter
It Is I understood that tho HerreshofTs have orders
for eletenof these boats and the work of tuning
them up will be a lone one for Cant Nat Every
boat that comes from the shop U I put In condl
Ion bv Nat Icrrnshoft personally and no break
In the rule Is remembered by anybody here
abouts
There Is I n crent deal Interest In the 21foot
nooUftbout that tho firm I building for Cr 1
Inton I of lnton Thl boat Is said to hear re
embliince to tho Defender In many instances
lIut tlieit resemblances nro doubtle the work
trig out of the llarrlrhofffl Ideas that happened 1
th > provo tn 1m I all right in the case of the Io
eniler The Eaton knockabout U I double
ulankeil l and her outsldo lead will elch
ninielhln like ifiOO 1 pound hforoveraht length
lo I tivrnteluht feet owl her beam Is estimated
it covert te The Indications are that she will
be a powerful boat and Is designed for both
cruMniraml raclnir
Pniinder II l cnnntructlne a yacht for Dr C IH
ftlilncllof Colorado Springs of which greet
things are expected This boat will be launched
III about two month Dr Caldwell expects to
race her on Long Island Sound and homo wa
tort and she Is I to ho urcd along the coast Her
principal measurementB are III feet over all
Ml feet a Inches load Hater line 0 feet 0 Inches
beam ft feet II inches draught Sho will he
rlgced a cat yawl ana U I constructed on the
Isslni framo section principle She will have
ierlunc hut thnt bv the stern will be south
There will however be a long counter to avoid
much cuttlne up below She will have a rood
sled cabin but Ibo cockpit will bo rompara
Ihly email Site certainly bids fairs to be a
dangerous boat
YachtIng Oosilp
Joe Plant of Soutn llrooklyn Is I building a 30 foot
aliln rat I rom deilgix of M 1 II Smith for a tnemlier
of the Atlantic Yai lit lub at his bop at tbo foul of
Twent fifth street llu Is also building J4 footer
i liIIJ
orbH Dual
Henry Walter of Halthnore who recently pur
chased l thn big neam alit Margarita from A J
irexet of IhllailclpMa ha lechrlntenfil lla her Narada
lr Dre el having retttillli the name Margarita for
htli new Ktaam aht non building tbo Clyde from
u I Wauon desIgn
NEW Horn 1U Marrh 7Th Defender untUwf
ruflhtvucl i toil sy from the atablen bulomclug to C oilier
nlln at All1 holy 10 Echo Inland formerly iKoupleii
nJ Ilt rI l
il r1
hi ori h
tit Iho Nev Ititchelle Yacht Club The few hunuretl
nrU of cant will be aired on the Island dally until
Ir Iplu return frum Abroad
New UocnrLW Marrh nThe Improvements to ba
mado to the New Hohello Itowlng club vrrrioutly
eported In Till Ms will bo met tir a bond lIsa
g hnJ wJ trI rIdoi
amonj lbs reenter Since the exnlhitlon of ha
Ijlrm I on ThurvUy last tAt KbaresattIO 1 prr nhare
1 o ml br 1IB
were told to a dozen member The Issue i will i
to 13 OOU
Hush IL liaxter who boa captained this K l Y AC
for the t > at two yearn and last Mravm KeUrred tie
Tlnnlnii candidates In compel I with lie ondon 1 A C
earn has reeently t rdered aJ largo naphtha launch to
tI biilltat Morrl Helgl In She wilt la lx tit feet oter
alt with 10 fI bealll anti diulpped with a lirhorsa I
I oMer motor
The Harlem Yacht Club has purchad from the
sttnof Kllrabeth 11 n King the Iwo plots known ha
11l11hr Tout und 707 on th went ails of John
street extendng bastrhestcr lta > CItY Island The
urn paid wu Jlllll ami a mortKag of 93411 was given
to tho executors of the estate I The rlnb will I r In alt
robabtiity build a station for yachts thrn
Defendera Injured tonmast which wi badly
trained and I splintered by the collHlon with the
Ynltyrlo on Sept 10 the day of the second race
for the cup ban been given b > C outer Iselln to
t SluryH hospital M Marks iitenue nrooWlyn
ant will bo ruffled for the benpflt of that lntltti
Ion The stick measure mIst > four fret In lenxth
ant t Is I suitable for a flagstaff for a dub armory
or Institution It nlll be Ill lCt to the nHo iatlon
btululni ito largest number of oles nt V3 cents
arh between now nnd Juno U A silk or bunting
UII will IM given w Ill It Tho committee of unhurt
Is roni ieil of atham A rlsh den Jnrne Me
ler and 1 Hoccr Maxwell Hooks of tote And
nform tlon cnn be I nhtnlmd from Mrs John Byrne
Hl4 Clinton avenue Ilrookljn
jENcrW
New York A C Men Quality In the Ire
llratnurT H bre hops
Only three competllors appeared In the pre
Imlnary sabre contests of the Amateur Feuccm
eacue of America held last night at the New
York Athletic Club They were F I Sliucnaer
1 C I Ktane anti 8 11 Iayne all of the New
Vork A G Die two former qualified and with
C n I Ilothner and A It Tope who unnllfled last
year are prl > lltued to eutur the final conteMa to
lie hrld at thin Fencers Club on April Iii i K II
avno fulled tixiuallfv
Ill > Jiulue were It O Hnnbold of thin New
ork Athletic I Cluli W Scot OConnor ot thn
eiirrrn Club nnd Ihn Allaire of thin New
York lurnxcrulli The tummnrle follow
V I I fla71 lifer loilehm 4 ponltkn Vlillolal HIO
efikledl I J Kratii lOKhes I punlllou 2II hoIst
alII h
Y I U h MturTitgr louche II l ixilltlnu U 00 total 500
rfnlils if fN Prfyiio louclim v III iiuiltlnn i tUJ total i
It u i
K i I Kian I loiKhr 4 position V in total nln
eral d I N i II i 1 Im nn trim lien I potlilon 1lIdlnla I
11111
mlHiiixiary tnounllfy N so Ouallilnl I Sli n
II terII I Ut K 1 J 1 Ki aiim I a ug 1I1luaIUI1i II
laI lie 151
A lloeknv < imrt Tu nlBli at the St
Nliliul Miiitruu Rink
A gamo of hockey hI bmen In l team of creek
lairs will Ui I II Iii attraction at the SI Mrholas
> ctt tug Ii ink tonight Cnrnell Inlversli will I lit
I llteil I iiirnlinl thn M htluIts Misting I Hub ami a
it I i oIll should Lo HID result liii u III begin at
1 15 01 link
Itomi IRK
In one IloUcr has Urn elected President of the
Vcwail llonlug Club
A senior fouroared shell crew for lha Harltm
regatta lute been mails up from the Hew lork A U
Is follows linw W II lnkn y V C J
1calte II II I Waldoni stroke J K Crawford
The fullowlng Naval Mllllla org nltatlons hate
tech Inrlled 1 by the I Harlem Hegatta Asoclatloii lo
aku part In the cutter ratIo In lbs Harlem rtuatiu
vim MemurlJl 1 111 my liattallon of the East New Jar
xy Naval tlllllU Jersey city N J Ideal Dattal
Inll 1ciunjlvaiila Naval Kvserva IlilUdelphla
Vniniillciil Naval tiatlallou I New Haven Torpmlo
ihUlon 1 1 I Newport II 11 I slot l Klrit I liattallon l Uaja4
hUMlt Naval MllltU Ikntou Uas Ta New
York Naval Hiserte ha agreed to furnish four nor
utters for this competing crews and lu not use
bum lhem < elv I for training so u io glvo each
nv an equal eltauos
a t I
L
ft4l t tttovn oopn ruktt
Tf lnII nIl Tie Iii else Tnnrti y at the MsKtjaet
and Tealst Clnb
Member nt the Racquet and Tennis Club en
Joyed a special treat yrsterdar afternoon when
V O 1 Hall and Maurice I Ia MonUgne tried con
clnslohi their tie of the flrstctae tourney ot
the HftCiuet and Tennis Club Hall had very
few followers nt tho opening as his handicap
looked very formidable In vlow of the expert
elite and merit nf his opponent
Having non tha recent chnmplnnnhlp Hal
wan penalized half a hand Irrespective of tho
previous allotment but he could Imvo faced a
much heavier penalty judging by his work yes
lanlny He cut out inch a pace that the tmndl
cap ho was called on to concede nerved only as a
stimulant nnd he grew more formidable as tho
game progressed
Hall went In to serve and took a dccUIro tnail
with four on sen Ico and one on his opponents
mlfts InMomaune failed to cnre In two tries
and Hull got away with a lend of ten lo loc
IM Moutagni showed up well toward the end
nnd by clover placing and allround play kepi
lila opponent gnmnlhir to the end
Hall crept away steadIly thn eecnml game
until bPs score read 7 ttJI 1 hen he cut loose In
earnest and sent out a lively lot on service
which non him tin Rlllnr
Ia 1 Montngne tried hard to tnrn the tide at
this stage and teachod four In the third trame
before his opponent scored Then Hall matlo a
burst of ten and ended the agony winning hit
third successhe tame nnd the match The
scores I
rmsTOAMP
V n Hall owes halt hand 0141010 2 111
IIA Montain tWUscesI 0 H I V U I a U 10
Aces by nleoIIII 71 LaMontagne I Aces by
plarlngliall Hi la Ill alllIo 0 Aces by Opponents
lulu Hall 01 La Montague
srcoyo OAMR
Hall 088111418 1m
IA Itonlaine 00 8 0 0 0 I 0 1 u
Anal by Mrtlce Hall I til I a Montagne J I Aces by
l
pIscine 11 Hall I 21 la iiontagne I Aces by opponents
mlsaUall J IA Moutaine
TIlinilOAME
Hall 00 10 0 1 413
La Moutafne 13 010 7
AcesbyserTleoHall Hi La HonUgne 2 Aces by
placing Hall ft la I MonUifiie X Acesbyupponenni
missHall It La Muntagne t
OKNEIIAI SUMMAnr
Total aces ncoredllsll 45 La Uonlagne 71 Total
are by service Hull VI la I llontagne 4 Total aces
by ptaolnillall Im Iji I Hun tarn M Total aces by
opponent s missHall ll I IA Honiazne 8 Marker
lioirgo standing Time or matcu 30 minutes lief
erenFoxhall P Keene
While enjoyIng the glltedaed work of the
sell lor division thu aecondclaea players are
making bold bid for the honor In their own
elms Their tourney opened nominally on Sat
urday when II MtrohlRh scratch won by do
fault from H 1 1 Whitney half 11 hand and one
ace Thu 1 second game In the serbs was played
on Thnrday afternoon when MacDonouch one
hand beat H l K de Forrest scratch after a
close struggle by 135 11C 1B6 157
17
END OF inn an EAT SHOOT
The Bird GIve Out and the Mhooter Ad
journ After Cbecrlnc the Ilsmdlenppersi
The great live bird tournament of the Inter
state Association which has been going on at
Elkwood Park near Ilranchport N J for the
past three days was brought to a successful
conclusion yesterday Unfortunately for the
shooter the pigeons gave out and the final
events were decided at targets The associa
tion provided something like 5000 birds but
the snow storm on Monday caused nearly
1200 birds to come to an untimely end Nearly
SOOO birds were required for the Orand Ameri
can Handicap alone and this together with the
regular stake events exhausted the stock of
birds long beforn tbo regular events were run
off so yesterday shooting was In the main con
fined to mlssandOUt uveuu
While a great many of the shooters returned
to their homes In various parts of the country
nt the conclusion of the irand American Ilnndt
cuy on Thursday still many remained and took
part In the shooting yesterday
Tho Urn event na a mlisandont sweep
lnM SJ entrance fee which brought oat a
Held of fifteen shooter
The air was clear and cold and n strong wlnl
prevented anything like high score no the com
uetltors got qulnk action for their money in
tIle drat round K C Iluckhnrilt J II Mhaffer
W C Irlce anil W S King were forced lo re
tire through lnise while n F Smith and H
T Drown retired In tho second round from the
same cuuse J 0 j Metaner last years cham
pion missed lilt third bird while A I lope
ISitl J JrnI lt
odn K I Fnlford mlnntd their fourth birds
Thli left K W Irlce O O Wlnn Fred Ullbert
antI U A Wellington with clean scores and
they agreed divide
In the second event twentyone entries Phil
Italy Jr II F trmltli of IlufTalo n i H Cub
hrly and HT Drown divided the moneys after
killing six each Among tho other contestants
Yore 1 W Mnrfoy CalL Money U Mclner
son K D Knlford K V Price U Zvirleln F
Gilbert and O W Claridgo
lIie birds having given out the men shot at
targets thrown from the nowfangled bicycle
imp recently exhibited at thin Sportsmans
Uhiiw In the Harden
In a twenty clay bird event S3 entrance tee
Ollbort broke 17 Murfey 10 Kulford 10 and
Smith 13 The shooting then ended
Long Inland Trnp Shooter
Five members of the Falcun Sun < Club tried their
Ink esterday afternoon At Dexter I PArk under the
old fashioned Long Island trap shooting rules of
lead and tall traps The conditions were ten live
irJs each those killed with the first barrel counting
one and those with the second one half point At
this Van Bladrn killed six smith the rim and
two with the si coud barrel III iklnv the highest score
In the ilub vhont A sweepstakes three hive birds
eat h followid under tbe same rules J Ilobtlug won
lii event with three straIght white 00 Holler and
lohu Moher fouitht II out for plate honors nuts und
Hit John MaIler uieeeeId lu outHtaylnc II AMol
ler anti won Following the scores
First Kvmt Kegular monthly club shoot at ten live
hInts each O A Holler ill bards 41t1 J N Herr
nann J yards 1W Join Muller < vards 4t It jonn
Willing KJ yards il Vsiu MailmHJ yards 7
hecood Kvonl Sweepstakes nt three lien birds each
0 A Mnller 4 J N Herrmann l4 l J Holler J
lohllng a Van Station Hi
Fltz lmmon > Says lie Ha > I > ald All His
I ebt >
An order wns obtained from Justice Beekman
In the Supremo Court yesterday morning dis
continuing the action of lie Metropolitan Print
tig Company for 3000 against Itnbert Flt
slmmons the pugilist 1 The latter bays he does
lint one a dollar now to any man and that after
his Ito will Iniltato the methods Hrady
uoney Jack I his last litigation grew out of
u SUViUG deposit vltn Phil llwyor l und a JftOO
lepost with u neufpapiT I as forfeits and stake
mono when he ua booked to meet Pompa
dour Mm Corbett In tho ring
HI Is 1 wild to have paid A00 In all because
of lila trouble over Heard on death
Gonlp or the Rinse
Harry Styles ha Ixwi matched to box Joe Hop
kill bofora the Nouparlel A C Kll j lint Im
proved wnnderfully of late
Dolly loons Is I agAln In the arena and wants to
try 111 prowess ujmiut atlyt iIllpound lul An effort
e J
fort In being made lo mulch LJOIIS against Maxey
luuKh
Joo tans may get a chance to make his dbut In
his city ogalnnt some goud man Johnny Van
hlceCt bits i eo sugKestod ie a probable opponent
Utulus Is ready to take Van Hetst on
Mike MrManus Is I ready to accept Marty JtcCues
challenge for a ctiutest tIller any conditions Mo
Iunus0 manager wiltes to I I lIlt SVM lu I say thai hIs
imtege will nght McCuo at I ltJ or 123 pounds
lit Mastersnn the well known sporting man
n a letter to a friend In this nit writes from trlp
tIe Creek Col I that lighting Is 1 very brisk out there
and that good 1 pur > ws urv uttered for good men
Cricket
The crKketeri who lIe Ihu grounds In Central
Park for their homo wlckrli appear to ut length
have madn an Impression litton the lArk Loinmls
lontrs The North Meadow hiss long been noted
for Its unlevellod roudlllon and the abicniu of a
gOllll heavy roller ban been fell Ni bud has this
umpy condition of tIe ground bccon llmt the
Irst cU > < clubs of New Virk bavo rafuied In pliy
any guiuus here and tIm I NswYork Cricket Club
lies I play all Us leagno matches on lit oppoiionts
ronuds
T C Turner of Ito St UcorgoH A C hat been
working up a petition 10 the 1irfc Hoard for omo
noiuhs back It matte siiiie > i b > many Iniluentlal
eitldHiits who tukn un Inlet ett in this gum aud
wa prcM tiled ut Ito I lust I t meeting of Site luturd
I w is very fuvorubl rtcelvtd und Mr turner
IAS boun favored with the ulhitia lag letter In reply
lu It
SUmirJJ IHJII
Ir TVi1 C Turner New rorfc Cily i
IIEIII Mil At u mulling of tin Hoard of Iark
lipid tills da > Situ mutter of tho pitltlon uf W IIi
Uliitinrd mid others xubmltte ya juu Ihrougn
uminUsl i nir Hi mm us inuiidrrtd t and I inn ufr
I retch to advliu I iiu that Ilio cricket grounds In
Ymrul Turk will Im viddiil slIt I rulliil bofuro tho I
iptulni of Iho crlckut tiusuu Very re Hii ifuliy
VIUIIH LEAH Secretary
The first annual meeting alit 11 loctlun of ofllcers of
the recently organlxod lorkvlllo Cricket Club was
lucId during tho week The ulub Is started ultli Iho
iiea of playing midweek games mnro especially
and frII not inter either Site j latro I > olluii IHitrlel 1
rlcLet I rogue or lie New York Cricket Asuoi la
ion Iho ufllrers elected aro us fullims 1resl 1
hnl 1 Oulderai Mcerr > sldtnt 1 Tray Here
ary and Treasurer U II Hoie V4u tmt uoih I
street New York city Captain W Uenward
let Captalu II L Davidson ExecutIve Commll
tee W ChUhoIni C UacKlmey and II Union
Ciutral lark win Iw usvil as the homo wirket und
It Is expected that at lea t two games will atop
piaci each week during the season Cue tteam
nip teams will afford a number of games for mid
uevk dates but the secretary Is open lo arrange
fUluras wills local clubs far a Welled number of
watcheS
WHEELING
JExChalrman Bnymond Talks About the
BaelDE Hllnnllon
Chairman Howard B Raymond of the Racing
Hoard of the L A W who has been In the East
for several days discussed the L A W racing nit
nation with Tim Sex reporter before leaving for
Chicago yoiterday Raymond predicts that lha
abandonment of class II will have the effect of re
ducing the Interest In National Circuit race con
siderably He did not think that tho limn for Ito
Abolishment of class U teas yet due Ha says that
while a number of the racing men professed a de
sire to race for cash prize they will find this year
that as professionals they cannot command good
salaries ruin the manufacture As an Instance
of the change In the situatIon ho says ho knows
that several prominent professionals are now seek
ing engagements with manufacturers and are of
teeing to accept as low as 91000 for the season
when last year In class n they demAnded 68000
And 11000 Now ho further says they will be
content If they Are slniply furnished i with wheels
IB spssklrur of tbs uspanal n of K c Hal which
hair > heen criticise I as unjust Itajmond approves
of the course taken by the lIning Hoard He claims
that the facts In the bauds fit the Hoard warranted
lalds suspension When nuke 1 his opinion of the
right of a member of the National Itaclng Hoard to
hold the ofllce of offUIal handlcapper he declared
himself as opposed to such u thing Whlln admit
ting that one man holding two such nfUce could
fill the duties advantageously be doe not approve
if a handlcnpper being n memtter of the Itarlng
iloard because tbo latter organization appoints the
handIcapper nnd also passes upon nni Infringe
ment of rules or lock of ability on tho part of
landleapper
Bicycle racing will be a special featoro of the In
er iilegtato games this year four event having
been added to the progmiiima Instead of the onn
ace formerly held It U SItu purpose of tho col
cgea representing the Intercom ifiate Ansorlatlon
to have u bicycle tournament before tho chnmplnn
ship meet on May ltd nnd to run off the trial I belts
and select Slip men ellglbln for the finals on Deco
ration tIny Arrangements Are now beIng inide
t o hold the trial races at the Minhittin hunch track
during the last wtikln May Hnnard University
of Pennsylvania Yale Columbia and Princeton
hive from twenty to thirty candidates In training
for the bkyclo racof
Meeting the Metropolitan Association of
fyellnK Chub
The regular monthly mnetlng of the Mntropolltnn
Association of Cycling Clubs was held at the Colum
da on Fourteenth street last night Ilapresenlatlves
were In Attendance from all Ihu clubs members of
the associatiOn
The report of tie llama Commltleedecldlng to hold
ha Mill urn road race on the old iiiursa at Mlllburn
IC J again this year was submitted and tlio acllou or
the omndltee approved
It has been deemed to charge an entrance fee of 82
his year A large Hit of mutable prize mm lll IM
offered 70 secure a Inca In Ibis roie Hits season It
will It neeisnary to ride the Iwenlv nia miles In 1
hour an1 21 minutes or belter The association with
hold Its annual banquet on April 10
WheelIng Note
E Frost of the Harlem Wheelmen has ridden
1032 miles sInce Jan 1
TIe Mar land division of the I A W will
hold a htatu meet on July 8 l and 4
Thera li some talk of Otto Zelgler going to > rancs
his tprlns to race as a professional
The annual election of onieers of the South Ilronk
jn Wheelmen will bo held im April li i
The TaniAQua Wheelmen of Jamaica will hold
i heir annual meeting and election uf onlocrs on
April 7
W W Watkins of llAlllmorn has been appoint
et ortlclul I A W haudlcippcr fur Ihti Maryland
division of Ilia league
Chairman Gideon of ihi I I A W Hoeing Hoard
lift appointed John L I Wi tmore of bllinbetli urn
rial lundlcapjier fur tin Nun Jer cy district
The nton Cjela Club has rlei led the fttitio hog
ifflcer Ireslleiil H H Smith Men 1rrntdent
V 1 u llluney hieretury Ircuiuier U Taj lor Cup
aln II U MUIISIII
Among tho club who will participate In fe men
un run of the I Cenlurv Wbei linen of I thl city on
April 21 aro Ibn IIUc > r < tde ilrnnwldi Hramvre
larlem 1riKpoet and Wllllamsliurgh Wliedinii
The Itaelng noirl of th I isun of Amrrleaii
Wheeliniii alms to kip luth 1 nmatiur an I prnfe
lonal ruihig men iindiir rlo > e survnlllAUM this
I ear and as an aid they bat ibxllol In udopl an
ortlclul cit ry blank hint II will I In1 eonuuilory for
all rats im ft pmmolir Hi I u < I an I rti < HU nun tii
Ign home alteration hue l en Itlil e lu the ima
eur rule and the ttrtftssiouai b lml > i > d slur Hi
Im foili hut regulations that I ml ill bo upon all en
try blanks In Ilti IIU uattaitht i
Amateur I herib dnlur llmt I I am an anm
tear accordlnz In tie definition of the I A U
and the A A I I so fillon s Mi uinaleur Uune
who has never tompeud for a eHMli irlio or gain
mmey nr who bus engagul In or asslste I m o
cling ur an other recognlzud aihlellit exercise fur
nuine or illui n muncratlon nr kIlos ugly com
ietfl wltb or against a professional for u prlio of
my description or ono who nfirr bating for f HiI
the amateur status has tho S same restored b u
competent authority havlnn Jurisdiction over lie
iTKirl1 That I will abtle by the I A V rules for
Oiling jnl Hicaoof any dl4put orjproi I a in
aeeept Ilm decision of this I k V Im Ing Iii uri
hat the parlleulars given are mrreei
lrutelbiOualt hereby declare that I am A pro
festlonal arcordlng lha 1 I A Vi definition and
hat I will allis by tie L A W racing rule sub
nlttlng any prote t or dispute to the decision of
the L A S Harm Board and 1 e4re j to accept
such Ucclilon as iluu
C1 MJIItI1G J IIIATS oroRi >
Itdbt Iliuve Hrore the Odd Event In the
Track nnd Field Churl
LONIION March 27Tlto annual contest be
tween the Cambridge and Oxford athletic
teams took place nt tho yucone Club West
Kensington tills afternoon Jordan of Oxford
won the 100aril dah In 104 > seconds Iho
htlrtlio race sans won bv Caroler of Oxford In
10 t5 seconda and the mile run by Howard uf
Cambridge In 1 minute V seconds
Freomantlo of Oxford won the threemile run
The hammerthrowing event was won by Joiin
ston of Cambridge with a distance of 107 fret 7
Inches liatchelor of Cumbildgo mm OIl the ioig
Jump contest covering 22 fiet 7 incItes
The high jump v > aa won by Nines of Oxford
whucleareu 6 feel II I Inches lilt quartermill
run ws won by Fit llcrbirt of lnmbildi ln
41 ifj seconds Dullock of Cambrldun won tho
shotputting event wIth IH feet J incItes
The series was won by f umbrldge
When the light blue triumphed last yeir
their victory wa rcg irilid even In l theiiipclis
as fomewhat of n iluke anti ultluiUKh they
agreed to couno over hem nnd meet Yile they
admitted that Oxfmd would Im Injure efTictlvc
This year thf Cantabs nrm to have belittled bv
their International cxperlcmv unil iilthoilirh
they won by only hue uild event nut of the nine
on the card tho victory synC nono the less de
cisive
As vests anticipated Jordan the President of
the Oxford A A won the cprint llu Is well
known to Americans us tlio speedy blend
who ran Hurko to n few incites for
the quatteruille International honors at
Manhattan biold last HOASOII hirangn tn fay
Fltz Herbert of Cambridge who then proved
such a disappointment wa fast enough to out
pace Jordan yesterday although on American
form the light blue could lime almost any start
he wanted
F S lloran oiPre ldent of tho Cambridge
A A and a big favorite with American won
the mile run hut was In no condition to try for
the longer distance and Krcumaiitlu of Oxford
cored for tliu link blues In the thrccmllo
cent The Jumpers and hurdle rarer are nil a
new crop who hao yet to try for their Inter
national spurs
nn lLrvG
Closing Game for Ienox Council Result
In Victories
The two frame won by the I enox Council at the
Central Opera House slItS Inst nhjht pliecil tlmt
team 111 I a pool lunltfon to carry off thiitbaniplon
ship of the New orkltuval vrcauum league Alto
cores
IIIWT I1VMI
LKNOX COUTH billlKITAf CIH XC1I
JS If IS tore t vl > Seor >
Hell 1 4 li 140 Haln r 1 i it 113
Cowperthtel 0 J IV Iallot II 1 U M
Ivlngslon 1 8 A I I OS 7lmmirman 0 it 7 Ill
Merritt2 H 3 3 14 l Proud H 3 2 1s7 1
Chute J J 3 It ijucitlmr t l n in
Totals aaiai 7Si Totals 513110 BaS
SECOND QAMK
EAMiniTBN etldl < I MCVOiriT COtMMI
S S Iloe I I ° c 7li < ill
Onettlnga I 4 157 Ward 1 U 4 15S
liullot 1 n li 77 Straus t II i 2 nil
Halmr t I 4 141 1 1 lob 81 lI Ml I
ynmmrman ll 2 o 1 < I Loin J 3 i IBS
1roud 033 i 13 Iwlli 1 8 7 lit
Tutals11 1887 111 TSaiii021 tl 73d
THIRD OCMK
UttOX OtsCIf I IIEMVOIK1T COINCII
i s ll Imrr I S S It Score
Pelt I 4 B ri < Ward J II 2 I 117
ClwterthieU ft 4 t Mraus 2 1 a 141
Iliillttttln2 it 9 lint Joli 1 B I iU I
Merrill 9 4 4 1 17 lloth J 4 4 145
Clute 1 H 1 17 i Luwln 1 4 1U
Totals V2714 SO li Total HIUJI 1 OUt
The rureka captured Iwo game III Fhler Oak
Hill tournament In llrooklyn last night 11o scores
must UtIle
Furakal ruse Inn Filler 170 Mecr 181 Kelly
IhN Flit ITU Total Uil
ColiiiulildMcbolion 147 I O 1 Iurcell lit J
Pily Ui J Medle lul l il J Iurcell ls I lotal 1
7M
FECOMi GIMP
J tlnlversal Duval iss nrVvek BHO J MeCor
muck 131 Slaudorff 185 T McCormack 137 Total
tfliUlnIlftthhiltflll ISl O I Iurcell lfll I J
Paly ISt J Medley llS G J urcill la Total
701
TIIIRII OAMF
Unlvernalniival 144i Van Wrck Wit J eor
mark IJJJ blaudorff rtt2 1 MoCormack 177 lotal
hVurekaFre e IfiO hlcr I Itlsj Miyer IB7 Kelly
201 tint 1113 Total H7I
The roll off of the tin In Site De Kalb tournament
Itrnoklyn ut night for Uilrd I fiT Sul nnd H lenth
plate resulli Ill victories for Silo Hooilou 1HU3 I tu
L ani I loUt loams Tie tcorc
Mllsr I1AMF
ISOlVoJJ 7ehtler itt I Ham 101 C Ihman
lit 1 1 He hi tail I K Itlllnun 11 I 1 lolal lit I
HdelluJ HoJerl III I I 1 htnii hill lhilurmau 1
lh U I Hint Jr 1U7 t > Kreppeiidorf III I I I loul
VJ
SECOMI llF
Hushwiek No 9J Woissmr 148 C lrnst114 A
p Alwoml 14U M Fusvben ler 117 L 1 Hlr Ii7
Tluul 7113
iloiili > oW Miller lilt T SteColTrisy tat W llerre
Ki1 ll Ivaie tIll M NuUlle 142 total Mil
Tllllli DsMU
Vash Ic vine 4 fMmpieil 131 I G 5 Diinenii I nt t
Campbell 181 U Cordein I lh L Hart u in Ms
Intel Dm
IMO h No I II llamm inn I M SVirer Ml I I II
trans UiJ I t 1 Niker lelF Khlnuvt 1si I 1 Ittal l l 7u
Thret Intfreftln Itink Clerk I eiikue iames wire
rollidnt limn anns ulle lttt l iMlit 1 tie cortH
rilsr tIll
Mr < t Nsllonil Panktilli tvs is inrrlson 134
Ilia kin U In I ark liA Ilhop 111 I I I loliil mil
ll ink of Mierlin 1 kni < i il l 117 I Kruiri 12
GraUuni Il si John 140 raft II I I loud 1 Oil
HliMI l tIll
American ITilmv 1 National ltu l A u I Arm
stroii ID Hiihirt 137 i II i N Armstrong rj i Jar
vii ui 13 Kiiinnl 1 f I I iit I
tltloll Mtlli > IUII Ihliiuer 191 I ll llelilaril
141 I I Sn iiiunn lIt I Imr I In i I Utitur I i
Total Clsu
Tllll IIAMr
Hank of A llc rId > Lmliniiol I I ln 1 Krurir IB1 I lb Ira
ham UU M loiiu lh u taCt O < mui 7ill
4I re in I si I st IP Niiln nil lini V I truii
firiu I ettteml > 13 ll N riii > iruiu IM I I Jar
vl Hi Ivoun d II I Totui VII
Tie s orx of tha first l t 0 rant a In Nlieis Inslno
toiiriitn Ut hIt otolut la > l niRlii vsiri tilo I un s
rlrar lictIC
Naisiu loner t1 iiriv I I7 I Wilson ICB I
IIiiuiin 139 I Lincoln I 11 I 1 lnal I h i xs
Isriwsy Millir Illl hgeuu I hs2 Miort HO lest
HU tim U I hula 747
SI 111411 1151
roie I S hafer flIt i hnlm I Is Hall 151
s er lo i dihuilit H1 l Hi il
sa sau l Inio u IA4 I J HVIIM I > II Irtn I l > oiizhrrty
Iv3 J U Mi uu Ul IIU4lies l4ii loulinl
When the srrutiters national mummy in llrooklyn
lermluated lasS week there was a lie for all the prUa
scepSiUg SItS Uist Last uulu Iho clubs lat c
3 524
eteit mann tn ather lo sattle the question with th
result that tha lsiSola won second Itelnecka third
South IAW fourth Prospect fifth Adelphl sIxth ana
> Avurl seventh prize The scores
runs 055
Roulh IawHlerhenk Iftfli Kllnir 17 Medico
inn lenklns Inl Martin Vi Total tnn
1nxpnet Scbnefer MVi K l Spahn I4H nail 1111
U I Npahn lOt Hitchcock 1UJ Total SH
hFCOID OAMC
Osceolanurr lim Dohble lOll Van Taasal 18T
Hover nil rooper IS1 Total H4
ltlflecketrTsoIl HIT Meyer 137 Kruso 145
Moller ISO Walters IhU Total 794
TIIII1D 05115
AdelphlnillenDe llil Hothmsn147 Frless 178
Firnbaeh ItS Tuttle Inn Total 0V
I iiTirhHimon l2 Rsqnlrol I4il Uvlnntom
toil bmllhlB Van Tassel 141 Total 7H1
The Apollo team added two mora tames to IU
string of victories In tho Itrookljn national SouFfle
meut last night The scores s4
rinT 0515
Ilnden Orova T Fpplir 210 E Silver ills Who
man ION Follmer lliui Stephen lIP Total aOl
Hell Here Kelt 11H harm lOll Iregorlus laSh
llanse 14V Iroellcb 17S Total 735
RKCOtn OAMK
ApolloKeppler 1R7 Hummel 17n Testier 189
Kranm Illl lirethnner 1112 lotal 809
llelvldere IHIU HO lIner ILlS OregOrlUS lOll
Hause I 11 I Iroellch lita Total 718
THIRD flASK
lInden I drove J FpplB 112 1ollmer IBft Wleman
l2l Stepheni 111 Miss lJ4 Total 070
Apollo Kaonier IHU Hnminel tIll toller 163
Kraus 160 Drettiauer 131 total 7U3
flue closIng eerIe of frames In the Second Brigade
I eaane tourniment In llrooklyn which were aohed
nli d for to nlifht were rolled on Thurs lay night and
resulted In a doulilo vIctory for the Fourteenth Ilegt
maul team which gIves them second place The
Kores
FIRST IIIMF
Twentv third ItcRtmentOsden 187 Hlr h 138
Hie Ul lloe 17 < Ilifott ISO Total MH
Third ratlin Wood 140 I IIIUinl 11 I I T W
Baird Jr I ill V W llalrd 10J Muller Ul Total
mo
srcf > > n OAME
Fourtoentli lieglmiuutFsole 1U2 Oracla 13S Fo
gem 2ltl lleattt 137 Null ISS Total 7IU
Third I hal Icr Wood 117 I II I llalrd 117 I W W
KalrdJrUS UtV BaIrd 1110 Muller 123 Total
OIK
Tiimu nviin
Twentv third UeKlment Oaden 15n Hlrsh 1411
nice IOMt Hoe 1110 Ilgott 175 Total 808
Joiirteentb HeRlment 1note I tl4 dracla 183
Iofiert 177 lleatt 101 Null 121 Total till
The gime In the Wholesale Drug Trade Association
tournament jMuitponcd on Feb 14 were rolled at
Itelds alle s last night Tho scores
Tiunn OAMC
Lanmnn A Kemp E Kemp 133 Thomas 177
Anerlmch 174 Illaek ill Stevens SOS Total two
MoKifkun A ItobblnsScbniter 110 Purols IOU
McKesson UJ Malloy 100 Tlmken 112 Total 331
SECOM OAMC
rxvlee S OtcottRllddlmAn 133 Ely 148 Olin itt
Marinas 170 Howe liu Total 715
MeKesnon it llolihln Schunler 1HO Fiirols lID
McKcaion 102 Malloy UU Tlmken 17J Total 631
TIIIIUI LAME
DodjoftOlcottHuddlmsn IHO Fly 102 OllnOOl
Malleus lt2l Howe 130 Total 74S
Iiiniiin 4 hempE Kemp 117 Thomas 149
Aucrbacli lM Illaek 101 btevcns 121 Total010
rot RTH OAUK
Powers ft WelghtmanI 141 Rupp 1H4Z
OJIrlui 14 l Mehblns 127 Lawrence 17i Total
elf
It W Robinson ft Son Klmball 147 Robinson 83
Kent 112 Hopper 80S Smith 1011 Total 753
IICTII OAMr
Powers WelghlmsnIjinp 1ZO Ilncp 133
Ollrlen 53 Stebbln IJH I avrence 1st Total Itt
larrant ft Co llchsoy 110 Montgomery 103
llooney HI Gregory Ut Farmer 186 Total 330
SIXTH llAHr
Tarnnt ft CoMEot 147 Montgomery lOOt
Hoonii74 Greaor I2 I Farmer 1IV Total SDH
U W Kollinm x ixmKlrnliall H7 Roblnsm 1101
Kent 110 Hopper 141 smith 180 Total 827
The Wyanokes were badly beaten In two Harlem
I caguo frames at Tbtlm ft Hahlsdorf Harlem alleys
list night A noriofsns was rolled by the Orientals
In botn games they securing u double victory Tha
scores
FIRST DAME
Wanoie Dalles 1111 Huckley 140 Tontn 133
Mailer 117 Mrlulre 144 Total ODD
Kill kerb > cker Meyer 171 I llenshaw 144 R rIggs
ISO Hotallng MO La Forrrsl I5d Total 837
BECOin OAMIC
WnnokeHalle 115 Iliickley ISO Tobln lath
Main hiC sIcGulre 1B7 Total 703
orlentulStiiinifol I IHU liaz inn Schneider 1711
Ulllbuui 101 < 5uUJ15U Total bOS
Tllini QAHK
KnickerbockerMeyer 140 Henshaw 150 Orlggl
2U Hotallm 141 La forest 176 Total USA
crlintal Mumiiful Ifll lialz 17S Schneider 17 <
Illllhaus 171 7obcl tin Total bOS
Tho St rtaphaels and til Marya Lyceum teams
rolled their mini gimes In the Archdloeeji UnIon
tourn iinent ut Thunmnns alleys on Thursday night
Thu bcureti
FIRST OAHE
Italy Cross Wheelmen McCartney Kit t Klng188i
Hennesse 171 1 Farrell 120 Fltzpatrlck 163 To
tal 711
M Raphaels KellytlOS Callahan 110 ODrlen
Illl I I Huardon 7U MontKomer UJ Total BU3
SEC01P IIAHE
St Mary MeVennt 10S elsler 132 Ilergcr
121 Malruehi 131 t ludwlg ino Total OilI
St ltaittauisKelIy Hi allaban I84i Gllrlen
131 OMahoiu 7 2 Monlgomuiy Ul Total SOD
TIIIH1IOAMR
Holy rose Wheelmen McCartney 171i King 141
Itooth tIlt Farrell lVD lllzpatrlek lai Total
721 St Maryn MeNenny 148 Gelsler IHfli Kerger
101 Millzailur 1U4 LudwIg 189 Total 701
IlcrrAto March 87 Urooklvn and Rochester
vii it the opposing teams In the tiowliug I tourney at
Slush Hill list nlalit and the Lasterners won all
IhrcO games The scores follow
KlHtfT IAME
IlrooklvnThyne hill Mennlnger Ifll HrllL
1701 I I IMlllsen IIU I Sill IT 123 Total Rill I
itoclut Stir linmtrmaii Il3i t Clark 1 IVIluffsr
103 Itleike 142 leldcelier 131 Total 077
tllOXOOAUK
llroolln Wlncnfcldt I17i Grave IMi Mrn
nliutir t5 I Iliulsan IHHj silver liil TotaliKOO
llochctii iminerinaii I47i lark lIlt Puffar
117 ItUkfj 211 I llcdecker 180 Total 7aa
IlllltO OAMK
Ilrooklin Wlngenfelll 13H brave 137 Men
Hinder 1 17 Iaiilsen 811 Thyne 1DH Total Pit H
Itothesti 11 linmermaii Inu I Keho 1411 I 1uffer
I 12 Itlenke 14Uj Lelducker lilt Tolut 1 > W
HowlIng Ixine Tonlhl
Wholesab Drug Tride Aswielitlor lliys 1 and
2 Union Kill bbi A io Tiurint A < lo and Mil
man t Kemp 0111 I mil lDoU I it bull I Ijrto
lnvls x 1n unl lizell liulley o IV 41
Inter Hate Liasue HuUulo vs New York at hut <
faIn
Illlllurd
Tho exMhltlon pamo of billiards bctvreen
Ur liaimcr iiml Ivu nttracted tliualtenlloiiof a
luro i rnlvi of ell Known billiard experts to
Mntirlco Dalys billiard ncudiiui Thlrtyllrit
Uroct and llrondnuy luit nljlit
rIte luiiner Is thu ackttusa lodged amateur
champion of America and a Rood pauin wa
Inokulfor I IIIH Wltfl the S lIt trlnic it till SI art ill oft
In Lnod thrIll uinkint sotnn viry clever iiiiiud
Ihetiiblo I shots luUilnif on u dlllicult cushion
thaI
I as plaied In I better form thsll on any of the
lire IIHII tililiU ditthuO u ill Illilhltlon nf Len
irnl lulliHiiU I I 1 llu I mm its Bueptlonall I at ftillg I ill
iniinsimoU I yes SplIt nhiftl nt huls opponent
Horn tlm shIrt ittol with runs of UH und 111 I
iiilliitid nun ID t7 fur IUK In t ciitslx
inliltLt5
litlo lcd llrvnril tu U el nt VhUI
NLH IUVKN March tl t 1iaii fur the Yl
Harvard wbl t tournament lIre toinplete Jt
will be held here on March 914 Jatncs Stone
Hecrel r > of the UruoLlyu VUnt Lova will
bo referee
Ao I
roM 4vgiLsgmgiit
I
IP YOU NEED A IlEMINDEIl
lioro it is i that Easier IB but ono
week off ToRavoour custoinor1 the
nnuoyanco occasioned by purchas
ing duriiiR tho rush just preceding
Easter wo have made an extra effort
to have our Spring Stock on tile
tables iu advance of Easter week
We are now prepared ai novor be
fore at this Bagon to show a full
hue of MOHB and Boys Spring
Overcoats Suits Hats and Furnish
ings Youll find the prices right
and tho workmanship more than
satisfactory The Suits carried
over from last Spring are boing
absorbed rapidly at onethird loss
than the regular prices
CALEB V SMITH Manager
Fulton St cor DeKalb Av
BROOKLYN
tsTuusuin 184s
STOHES
IlKOOKLTN STOnEH
KEW YORK STORE Broadway and Dedfordava
HIIOADWAV ulton at and latbush ave
Coil J18T ST and
Greenpolnt A Manhattan ayes
Proper cut finish and workman
ship mark the difference between
our make of clothes and tho lower
grades
These details wo are watching
sharpest for Iii order to keep pace
with tho demands of tho most ex
acting trade
Dont tako this for granted put
us to the test We havo plenty of
salesmen and plenty of time to
show goods to people who aro
I just looking around
Gentlemens Ton Coats 12 lo 10
Dentlemens Spring Suits Si 1 tf to 140
Bicycle anti Dolf Hulls 3 to 21
I > o you know our COc Neckwear
Our SI Perbr Is matchless for the price
A KpTendld tllova forth I
Out of town orders promptly filled
I
5portjimnnfJ
S
IGYGLBS
AMERICAS FAVORITE
Time and Tiilo iiiul
THE WAVEBLEY
Wo IjralWho 1 Follows Wait for no man
IT ir l ni 1115 > II ISO t I VtY
New York Stores ititii s iiiv i v citlf nntstf MT
il S 110Th HT
I ito x tarit 41 htl1540N AVE AND D
lMIIVNA Illl ICIIICIIMPANV Im ANAVULIH INB
IAiDiN t uHAi ntonnooo
Ladies athletic outfitting
is accomplished in our sepa
rate ladies department with
a perfection found nowhere
else in the world Costumes
for all athletic sports outing
and gymnasium made by ex
pert cutters of choice im
ported fabrics in the newest
patterns and original designs
Tasteful readymade suits at
moderate cost
The department complete I womans
Athletic Koods establishment The Lady
hpaldingl > lcc1esnld or rented A cycling
school Mpccml laities class
Spalding Bidwell Co
Uptown depot of Atl Spaldlnnt Hrus
29 31 33 West 42d St
3 Ii
IllltfIEN FR01I 10 TO IWO
tureiA er at our AnnnAl Snrln tm of flfyclS
wlllb tAiiihl free in our academy Our aasnrlmeM
nf seiotnl hand wllia l comprise Waterier lyn
hnrm mrrlliigs llarlferds Columblas CrawforM
Crescents Ac
The Sletropolltsm nierellK Co
AVeatern IlouleTurd iid COils
COLUMBIA BICYCLES S25
Other Oil sal I 11St Victor tit Ulierty 1191 Wt
verl v 9hi 1 Stern tW Myrsuuse2t j Itarabler 151
Crixeenl IVOi Uarwlct M claveJAnd tBl HOW
other i too New tullhs I And Mans till to 119
Herald Co 114 Nutaati Mt near Ann
Bicycle Cut Price Co 23 Park Row
Iirirest Itetall BIcycle COncern la the World
H lothil to select from thirty different maku
Fully lutrnnteedi liUlolilv Inspection Invltasl
Vunnlltv ecoud baud Ill to 2H All makes
hoiAII prom qiilcK nale our motto Terms CaI
IIIIr IE BARHAINM
Oi IintKTYIl l7l OOTIliRH 301 I
Alto InlMi 114i lctor l Warwick I4
roilHIIIA tti Iteadlnn tw Wealherlay
IIOH Wheel nunilllltlH 8IO up
nil whee ShIll to mutt nw wheels trade l
XONIAICiil CO 10 hARCLAY nr BWR
lVMHIUItHT and ItAs7FORn
lllfTflEH
nid wheels Aken In atchAnr and for sate
IllHANT MelrAN A CO S89 llrosdiray