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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 10,', 1920.
8
United States Lawn Tennis Association Will Make a Redraw of the DavisCup Entry So as to Let in France and Canada
if
DAYIS CUP ENTRY
TO BE REDRAWN
JJ.S.L.T.A. Agrees to France's
Belated Kcriucst Canada
May Come In Too.
France lias reconsidered rather sud
denly her intention of staying out of
the International tennis tournament for
tho Davis cup this year and lias re.
quested tlio consent of every ono of the
four challenging coimtrie. as well as
the Australian cud holder's, to a redraw.
Ne ws" to tliat effect wn received, hy the
United States I-awu TennU Assocla'lon
tvro day:? ago In a caWe from tho French
organization, which read:
"Australia requests your cement to
reopen draw for Davis cup to include
France. If you consent please cable
authorization to Hydney."
It Is nearly six weales now uncc en-
SUN AND HERALD RACING CHART
v
nowiE Il.iCETIl.ICK, ApU Cleurt trncU fail.
K( FIRST RACE-ror three-year-olds and on; elalmlnj. Five ard a -hilt furionit.
"u Jur, II.4C.M, Time. t:M5-5. At no. 1:32. Off, 3:23. Winner, br. g- by PIU-rflt-Irabel.
Owner, ROBERT McCORMICK. Trainer. J. C Jlaybcrry. Strt poor.
"uii ruiuca uiw,
Index, Hone. ' 1
Iluiia us
Timo As Steel. 112
23 Kirnejt in
ST Klrah 1M
34 Sea iliuie I
It AnnnbAIo .. .. 10)
- Landslide 112
Ken 107
V STAR REALM LEADS
wt. st.
f'TUeiiPil: CouiincSe. bmi nul She SnU.
lluiiai beat tre barrier br a eonple of lenrths,
110
i y, i l'ln. Jockey. St.
1 in; it i Rodrinuu U.s)
4 IV4 2' Barnes
IP 4' t'Vl Walls
7 7 Vnutttnftoa ...
S (5 Zwiter
2 6 4 e Heupel
I t 7 7 Sneldeman
t 3 H t Hurts
I at net DrtUnt-
Fl. -
jt.w t-;o
4.W' 3.M
J.TU
wan. tieatlor out throurU tho stretoi, racitrtr.
re won witn an equal 1
Enos bail eatly rpeett
which adysntara made him the win
True. As Steel ran
ITobably wonM hare won with an equal itart. Harnett tan well. AnmbeJle Urei
iaa jinai lurian?.
a food net.
ired badly In
Z1 SnCOXTl n.f'RTlirc..Trrjil.! a.,.1 .inward riilnlln- Seven fUrlOMi. Plirse,
! naive... rrm t-av.s rn. i.n niv t.oi win..- eh. f.. 4. br Ivan the
HIS FIELD AT BOWIE
Ridden by C. Miller, He Runs
Off With Purse.
Terrible Veracious. Owner,
won easily.
Index. Ilorte. WL St. 1;
(27) Verity I0s 3 4'
roiircrllM Ill t 3i
C Deck ho ml ..... log 3 i
57 MrrTy lM 7
24 StotldUne MLu. Id! 3 2
: T.traein ttl (5 7
i" Ina Ky 101 4 t
w. h. rrzim.
Trainer. II.' JUndelph. Start eool.
6'
4
a
i Tin.
l"i !
"II
IV,
3
a
3m tf t.
Hopkln
William
Burke ..
Zneller .
Heansl ..
Hunt
St.
$U.Stt
VI.
n.&
11.40
14.IA
i7.W
Wtilttinitton ... . .
Verity moved m ttt frt aroimd nncer turn on outilde. aiiimed tne leaii an(i
drew aivy eaiHr la the final furionf. Courcellej wjb tmoelte-J haen. nut rwMferu
ii'iicktr .m.i fiulliii ntih.ii.l haA no enme nnd vai alwan closs to the iace.
trlea cloi"xl ".rltli tV Australa.'lan Lawn I in.i Kav pml fnr lult mtie, tlien eqtuurl ntt5rty.
Tennis Awiielutlon. At tnat uin :i -J THIIli) IlCE-For thrve-ier ord. C3.tnlr:r. feren rnrienn. mrse, .ui; w. n'.
Inii x Kir!(
1; Minaite ....
;i) Hope
' Tlser lloso.,
w P.inlh
ladet
51.
Ktates -Titii Houth Afrlra and i:r.g!niul I
witU Ilollnnd Aftrt- tho cabled an
nouncement of thi draw from tjydney
came the iuformitlon that Canada's
challenge liad arrived after tho lato for
closing; of entries and t&nt Australia
under Uw rules govenilng Davis cup
competition could not accept tho entry
Without tho unanimous concent of the
countries already drawn.
It was learned l;Ucr that Cttrrada's
diallenyo had been eauslit on a cablo
break at Vancouver and had been re
layed to Australia hy way of Knclaml
Instead. This cauetd a delay inifflclent
fpr the cable to arrive a day late. Aus
tralia sussestcd that Canada cet in
touch with the United States, Knnland,
Holland and South Africa ar.d request a
redraw. Kor some reason or other tho
etursestlon was not acted upon. The draw
apparently was to remain as orislnally
announced and the United States Lawn
Tennis Association. anxlou3 to Fettle Its
International programme dcflultoly. al
ready had cabled South Africa to con
sent" to tho preliminaries boinsr held In
Knslnnd.
, From tho first Trance's failure, to
challenRO had. been .1 mystery to tennis
offlHala in this country, and It still re
mains fo for no explanation has been
Riven either of the original decision not
to compete or of the reconsideration n
month or more later.
At a meetlnc yesterday tho- Davl?
Cup Committee of the United Ftalea eiu'ed rvnjely
j.awn Tennis Association, voieu to eon
. sent to a redraw and immediately
cabled the Australians as follows:
"United States consents second draw
Davis Cup admitting Hto entries. Cabb
leci?Ion Immediately." At the same
time th assotl-itlon loo'.x tie oppor
tunity of ticiiuslnttnx Canada with tho
facts of Franei'K lat entry, susseiitln;
that If a redraw were to lie mads Can
ude. couM 1 orac in conveniently at this
time. In a telegram to tho president
uf the Canailian Lawn TctniH Arsocla
tlon. Paul U'illlanii, field secretary of
.the U. S. L. T. A., wrote: "Our Davis
Cup Committee ha3 consented to accept
French entry and I thouyht In fair
ness you oucht to bo Informed so that
If you had not heard from Australia
about this matter and still dc&lred to
. enter, you would know there wus a
thar.co for another draw."
It Is not thought that any of the
other challenging countries will object
to a redraw. A precedent Wjs estab'-
rlihed In the f-prlntr of 10H when Ger
many's late entry was accepted.
I:.! t-'i t ix)t. J-w. Oft.
It. SinSKnR, Tralrer, W. .'
tVt St.
..IT. 2
..in; 4
.. w 1
III 3
li Wlnnw. hr. I.. hr fiweeD Ilenpecli. Owner. J.
Iturtvheir. Start sofi. Won drivlnir.
Mil.
$2.W
AM
i4 i, Fin. Joetey. St. W.
i i i" t" Poi(knan .... R.il H-i
US 4 2l Hunt
a l" 2' T'j Uopkiua
4 ; I 4 7oitler
C f, 6 6 Durlte
3 13 1 Itryron
4: Mildred Eurelta m
fhUnr 107 S
S.-ratelird: Lady Word ud Huron If. . , , , ,
.Mixmlte siu. a tonr erly lead, ttred uddnly In Ui last Wtntti ana Jtut
Iwted fo rrfn. Hop, ourrna o the dtreteh. slipped throuch on lnsM. eleiwU r.
ana would limn won In anot&r stride. TUer Rom tired fsllowlns t!i early paee.
ParrUh rati a eno.1 ri:.
r.O FOURTH HACK For four-rear-M and upward. Sdllnr. Six Wnd a ball furlenxa.
'J" Pnrw !104' Tlni til LT. Al tml 4 'IV Off 4:1'. WlniKir. b. C. o. by
iJiwtie Indian Law.
jood Won drlvlnr.
nnrse. v, t. sr.
Owner, ' JOUN KCNKEDY. Trainer, O. F. Johnson. Start
(421 Ettihe 117
10s Itarnirok ;
(3D Wumbo Jumtw. Vrt
.0 IViultney 117
Betsy 13
W Kylrino 113
AniarluM'n .... 1!2
i'i
1
4
7
.1
'.1
4'
Mi
I'
3
7
5
C
Fin. Jn key.
114 Wills
3' Murrtt ....
3' Zllfr ....
4 Williams .
5 II'up! ....
S Hodxizues
7 81 eldennsii
St.
rt.
J4.M
7.09
sii.
4.
3.7)
SffCUil ta Tub 8vx axo Ssw TovKiHxbald.
IUltimore, April 9. Star nealm, a
Cuban campaljrner, ridden by tho vet
eran Charlie Miller, carried off the Ben
ninKs purse, tne renturo of tho pro
ffrajnme that was given over to tho
cheaper class of horsss at Bowie to-day.
Moderated weather attracted a largo at
tendance, Including many :,'ow Yorkers
who came for the week end. Hodri
snez'si Joclteyshlp continued to bs one
of th features of tho Eport. Ho rodo
tvro winners.
Star Realm scored after a spectacu
lar contest. Away well from u start In
which Queen Blonde, a well supported
choice, was Virtually left, ho and Moun
tain ltose, the favorite, alternated an
pacemaker for tho greater part Pt the
Journey.
Unterlnc: the horns stretch Star Realm
bore toward the outsidn fence., but under
turning; finished In front with daylight
1 between him and Frank Monroe, which
had supplanted Mountain Hose nt the
J home turn. Mountain Uooe lasted lon
cnoutjlt to outstay queen tiioiwc, widen
came with a rush and finished fourth.
Uttahe scored his third successive
victory at the meeting when he ac
counted for the fourth In a driving fin
lush from llapiarok and a fair lot of
sprinters. The winner was bid up to
JJ.200 and retained by owner. John
Kennedy.
Hiuzus, by virtue of a fortunato rtart,
was enabled to, ta!u the first race undqr
Ilodricuex's energetic handling The
favorite. True As Steel, llnlstied tiec-
ond. and Karnest third.
Marmite. after loadins throughout.
tool; tho third In a drive from Hope and
Tiger Roso.
tV!nrvr fntn-cd fnr it.Ml! ulil In J. JCfnre- for 2.M. EttaJw. UBtttT rttralnt to
the siretdi turn, nvtd irotind, eacie fast, toolt Itiit at turlnn pol. ratuely held Hat
nirok nfe The latter tmhI wlrlt pare nil the way and was bo; el tbs others Iumbo
Jumbo 'Ired from enrly paw sialdnj. I'ouitney ran food rjf. Sylvane no areed.
HFTH RA' E For four-Tearo!i!i Hid upwnj. The B'lialrxj 1'iu-le. One mile.
lMn.c, Jl.;,u Time. I:t4 At rn-t 4 Off 4::. vnnuer, ell. . by Star
Sfioot-CnnUiicjitit. Owner. T. IIRENN'AN. TralKer. A. r. Iayta. start gooo.
Won (irirlu;.
Inix. How.
Star Blm....
It Vran!c Monroe
tt. 3ot II ..
12 Own lllonde. ..
42 Antlwlte
19 H.'njr Konr
30'
Wl. St. 'J
103
107
107
103
132
110
W7
1'
4'
3i
7
3
i
t
t'"i
Pin. Ivltr.
l'VJ MUVr ....
US MonL ...
J'H Kodnmes
4 7"Cl'er . .
6 Heurel ...
5 WoI'r ....
Iiurku
St.
rt
JtiM
M.79
Sh.
H.tin
4.40
J.M
Sfr Kealm wtnt into the lead, quickly bom out In the tlretch turn. rwi srameiy
through the atretrh and woa rather handily Franh Monroe. In Coe auirters on turn,
.Mountain ee 11. na no eu.'. sarra irronnii jor en-.ire inp.
nd upward CUImlnr. ' One mile and a
At rxt S-.n. Off V.3J Winner, br b
K SIXTH ItAfE For Ihree-yMivjIdo
fMKih. tur. tlOUSi. Time. 1
bv ltnno.'kburn 'Eel'.e Wanl. Owner and trainer. H. K. CZIAFUAN. Start rood.
Sfi.
3 4
4.71
1U)
Won handily.
lex Hone. Wt. Rt. J; U M Fin. Jvkr. it PI.
S" TVwart 1i0 1 '' t l"j ICW tt)
2tutral . ..,.31J S i 71i J: Dfny 7.W
Taut renneUy .hi: 4 1' VV, . Kur-.
2". T.ltlle Fil J(W J 3 3 3 4 Hunt
r: O-ef.i ?Ilnt J0. 7 7 4 1 3 7f"''er
rni!r.patl ... . 1!0 3 2 2 4 1 WIHIvna
fit ll user Si .". 4 S i ". Hfv.rwl
Kikennv IK 6 C 7 S S Tryoa
BOWIE ENTRIES.
f-'.-.ntehed Luther. HoVr-naBrna. t ,
IJo.-srt reerlvwl a tronf rl-le. whlrh made him the winner Its moved r.a fart on 10
luitito and won ro'ET nwoy Anatrol tnjd Up many lnrtK. finlaaln? widi a ruah na the
lr'Ie lul C'onnlly had plenty el sosed and held on well. firen Mint tired.
eEVESTH RACE For three-ye.ir-o!J' sml uoward. Claimlna" Or csiln and a s'l-
fentli. I'nrss. il.0'2 M. Time. 1 :IZ Z-. At ro-t 0:31. OtT 5: wicnM-. en r. ly
Ownrr. :ji:S. i. r.tui.s. iramr. x. rairax. rrt swi.
50
IVival-Hrlfn Sillier.
Woa easily
liider Horse
J'leil .
1
H Pruni
.r,Caniti City,
41 Jack K
Lvir Ward.
27 S nnrStalwrt 107
Srrnched 1 Hlcnt. ronrel!e.
Wt.
. Ill
, 107
. lit
. Ill
111
H
i
4'
6
S
3
M
1
2--a
S
Tin.
1
.7xllT.
Wliltlinjlou
7wl'er
M'.rris
Tfirt
Watnff ,
Brvaon
St
SIM
PI.
5.4
Sh
32 V
3.M
I.V)
lTeei s!ilnjd a lour lejid nulelrlT and wa iflfrwlM in hiril. w.'nn'nr r'r. i-rnnfa
Moved ! iradnally. HnlAlns jaaicx Cspttal City hid no early snein- iwe.l in
.Ins' emrter. JaCi It. tired.
two-
Wt.
...IIS
...113
...no
rut Hae-Th Candidate Pi:r.e
er-old: Jour ttir'ontt:
Irlex Horw. Wl. Index. ltore.
Fanliandlcr ...110 Aleatraz ..
' ) Tan Ron H5i nftdeline
IVertirr tll l Altotney ..
Ti Nortu n I.(1t..iot
tFornwMy ran a. Petunia.
' Sconil Race--Claimin;: threc-ycar-olils and
niiward: fix and a hilf fLrlorvJ
Mix. Hore. Wt Index. Hor Wt.
Myitlc Folly.. 113 41 tWhlte Haven. I'.l
IIm Stcrtinr..l0' SilfX II 10J
Waldo, ,tr 1M 24 Conn 113
42 Huron II.. ..1121 21 'Ben llali 1CJ
4t It'r-na ilreeiK
Sklnkar & Matthews entry.
Third Roe Clalmlnc: thres-yrar-oldi and
.iipwsnl: six and a half furlonra:
judex. Horw. Wt.llnilex Hcrae.
" Juanlti 113 37 Refuzeo ....
37 Blith K Si 4t fBlddledeo .
17 I'okey Jane ... 95 41 Ulnlins II
41 Mlcx Cetz ....ltw C tCelllr.a ....
M Klrah HI
tTliomo'oa A Farnnffton entry.
', Fourth Uct Tbe Army and Kavy Pure
Wt
..11.1
,. M
..11.1
.' 103
tjr(.T-;-.o,Wst; fen furlnnT:
In'-.t Iloi-fe. VTt.'Ir.ilrx Horf. Wt
4' Klm'a Clump. JIU 4 Arronhd IK
la' Tittle I1' '! T" Archfr 1'
3" The Lunb IM' 12 MlWan ft
401 Wcarr 1"! " Tjuearet 101-
Fiflh Hiee Tlie Bowl. Iltndleap; thrfi-
Jnttey. Ht-rse Wt I Index. Hor-e Wt P. rElNbOLD
2C, rrfKl3iC . . 'I'l "ST i-ISfK. ...11J
3! Jtnr.oeurre ... u: Kullet Proof. ..lot
li) Iriph KI3 1i CJ5 TantalUJ 104
Si Romeo !'
E0D AND QUH.
PAND AND BLOOD VtORMS
Irrt Flfhlns Taeklo
Slor In N'w Tork.
ltI-123 Flitbth Ave., Cor., 16th b.
Tel. Chelsea 1414.
ni.oon Avn sm worms.
I'ISIIINO TACKI.K.
II. KEINnOLD.
121 and 12 Eighth Atennr. corner IStU St.
Tel. Chtliiea 444.
Sixth Raee Clalmins: lhree-year-o!dj ar.d
upward mi!o and ,tTteeiith :
Index. Horc Wt.lndpx. Horse. Wt.
St Yorkiit 10? 41 W.mJ tot
M Mallowmot U Cspttal City.. .Ill
II D.ilrofei K 43 Iftjiah S
a tt I at mYT m ....
l "AXJ- J C vl J ii
5TCTih,K?fe-Clalmln(f; foiir-iear-oUs anl ' 1TOCNDEHS 110ATH AND I1CNCHE&
unwaro: mro anti Qiunrr: uair. oi cour?, aravB, plenty or It,
I SILVER WAVE HOTEL Fr ejsrt P;hil
Index. Horn. Wt Index. Hor-. Wt
A'mir.11 1121 (30 Will llo 113
li Wstr rroof .1 3' Arbitritor ... 107
44' irwoien-e I "i?n iianipvon.ivi
1 ti..i
g tralr..-I1m:r.dM.
-Appreuiice Allowance ciuinea.
A. C. ST flEortOE Freeport. U I.
COMMODORE
I.ra. IWItnr's dock,
'Joeenawatar Station.
8i.ndav. (1:0.: and ft'iv-.
Itrlng worms. Hen Wrlaiit.
ROD AND GUN NEWS
Hid! WATER l-OR LOCAL AXOI.KKS FHOM APRIL 10 TO APItll. 14.
Srt'y I'ook IVhoh Jrr-et( Iley Om-ernors WllletT1 , New
I illie Ilotfcfl'ce) Uay f'anaiilei Hlotii Potrt Ijundnn
Wsle. A.S1. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
""April 10 1237 l?.OJ 12-32 12:t.-. 1:13 13.0-1 12:43 3.11 3:5". l:.11 2itS
Apri' It lal t:2.1 12:51 123 1.31 2fl 13:S0 t-Vl AD-i fli VuV 3'32
April 12 1:41 2 21 1:4H 3a 2:.', 3.4)0 1" f4, 3.O.", fi.lQ I.A2' 3:48 4.25
.tpru 1.1 .'i & 20 t.si en 4 .j hi o. tt.ti n'.ix 44 n-14
April It 3J'J 4.14 3:44 4:10 4.21 4:i9 4:1H -.'5 (SM 7U!3 5U54 fl:59
The time srlvcn In tho shore tabto la Eaatrrn atandanl time.
me hour.
Fo? daylUht sarlnf time add
I'tln Tornn.
I.ts Mn-ray'. Wrtek Iad
Inrv Md.. Thtirt.. Sat..
train Sun. (:HS( n:(VS tralnj.
Fare it.JS. )t. JJCKBAY.
FARMS. COD AND ULACK, RVN'PAT. 7.
oauy, a. a., txc. Hon.,
from Shfepjhmd Uay.
st. iiLliJJAIwl it.
ALL
KINDS '"'" aetvri,u CREAP
U ilo lanil muney on tackle.
J. ILRSIT. :HAr., nr. 223d .t X. Y. a
FISHING TACKLE M"3
R ?'!" Sxi" iu nr,t ""bint
11a h yru istn.
In the numtr of Hnadrrt eanxbt.
In Jamalra Ray th flti have not yet 7wwn
my tfnJe.-.i to Mte freely detslte the fart
tn.it tli" laymen lay there are plenty of Toun
dtr ahor.1. TUey are tmually Wins wll a
ftu t'rrek sad Ike Itiunt by the middle of
Jlarc'i, t.t.t tke ktiiiiii here 1 far belilnJ.
Chsrlea ehrrn of lloise (e'4 slyi s..me
fa'h" nin i:p to thirty to n boat and that
the fM aiv laretr Uiau la tt leaMsi, J(,hu
KUtn of llr"3 Ilrarh 17 that li kvrrase
e.teh (n at.ut twenty to a loit, hut that the
ti'wy -)uai in wtijut rtrty u: put sicn,
10 tne 11
I I1L041H WORMS. Sand Worms, fclnk.r
Mold, all elrei. riahlnr Tjekle. Telephone
Vanderbllt 2550. Iloeheraf, 307 Eaat 34th St.
7 A. 31. SUN' HAY FARMS,
J05EPHINE leoves Fleet Dock.
Capt. RHRT.
ri.Ol'NIEIl3 In Ortnt South Ilav,
Make djle.i. Tel. ISO Wantairh.'
tit'Y DAVIS. Seaford. U .
'Vbcre the riuundera Are Biting.
Ey fikhenmen will find better condition for
flounder flAlns on Sunday. At tlreat Kiiuth
illiy !l:ila tbe flh Imte leen Mtlur heft on
iiTbe lit hour of the flwl tide and partleularlv
t lilah ttatcr ulack. lllirh n-ntpr Flaek r. 'II
,ier r.t Frte"rt Point oVut 1:13 P. Jl., day
'li.'ht tarinf t'me.
: few of the flsh:n; atatlor.a anl flounder
lliin4 heats have a mtptdy 0f i.alt. I.nt i'i
Isigrler will d well t lake hl bait with Llm
niid prohibly aroM diaanrolntment.
. 1110 eoui n miner 01 me pift v.eeK na Itpt
..m i. V ; ':.! ,in ,rr.?,f"1' -re wek laol-f a'rd. Mid Jtr Klrfn, ni.1 ' I'ealcn nho do rot acll lire bait havo lb.
lMo m rifons .rfth " 'irif"' '0.,h' PT" I wort!, "ta.-kle only" or "no bait" MlSJ&l
inw port iocs . in mjiii i.iy nava conie ntiny ntr froni niuw ml ten that hi. .,.. 1 ih r nm... t.i, .1n -r.
or iue ictve sea iieinieri to spawn but they ine li.to Hie Kir ' Li... ..1 V..-.VL-. .ua7j, Juur,
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,p et elze. tliarlle Day tnys that on tbe wide
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HOD AND GUN.
S A. M. Dally rxcept Monday d Friday' ' IIWDeTf
,'PRKrn.i.A' 17- 'Madelines. Ss jst
M atawwaaiM .... o . , " ii t, J 131 oi,, Fort
A., Sheepaliead Bay. Morris. Eat 13Sth St.. J A. M. Ilrlns bait
gPt- ENOIND, Phone Xforntnraldo 1t75. Capt. A. LYON""
.Sea Pigeon
ieavea Hudaon Parle Doc:t.
New Rochelte. dallv m.t
Sunday. A. 3I for nnun- I
der. Brine bait. Capt. FRANK HAUMAXN".
VELOCITY
fill? WAI 7 Split Bmboojrtlreenbeart,
UUa ItHkl Lancewood. alounllnas. '
tlml reel Iln- maflA Ttorl rnlrln 11.. u I
170 lit Ave., nr. 10th St. Tel. Orrhii. 63C7. 1 ' Sheepahead Ray dallr. 7-20 A. M.:
7 . gannar. capuif. OSHORN-.
.for Haundra, Leaves Otahle'a.
tJanarale. 7 A. M. Thursdays and
Sundays. Cast. IS. POI.I.AK.
FARM OFF 17 FATHOMS
S H AMROC KSaff ?fyMcy
AMERICA Willis ok li FATiio.Ms. RPSOLUTE L
fi , . , A. II. dallr. Dunn's Dock! I !. , i d
Bheepahead Uay. Capt. JOHN" JIICHAEL I-rl.. M3 train. I
Tli8 Winkle
leivea Singer"- llcwthous
inrosa ;teCK. "ihurid
nmi hniideysi s . j;.
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leaves Irsth St.. I.Vet Ri-.er,
7:3'); C'a.-on PoI.it. R. fn- nvmtmr
!o"inH- Sr.iay. Capt. Strndher;
DORA R.
and :6: trains.
HA LPHTlm'' inr "Uiof i
and Clason Point. Capt. J4ABKT.
V. M, .Sundl- I m,m MS
Port Jforna hi VI
" tK'irii i MANHATTAN AND THE BE0NX.
i55 SlU 1 5: T-J.I only
Kimmaan. John, 371 W. 123th at.
Jteeher. 2 K. 31th st. Ttl. Murray Rill UX.
limoaer Waah. Mkt. Tel.7433 fX-Ui:,t
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foiiroy. Thoi. J., :j John it. Tackla oili
Iiarexa. II. II. Co., 13 W. Jth at
Darexa, H. 11. Co., Ill East 4fd at. J "eah
pavega, s. n. Co., Ml Ilroadwav. I Watar
Vxrtga, H. B. Co.. IS Oortlandt at. I Rait
lllikes 401 W. Mih at. (A. Dory, prop.) t.L
put". John. 4M W. 4W at Tel. foniarre S3;
ieha. II., 52 Firat av. Tel. 93 OrrtaM nit,
Udenbe. 2321 8th ar.. iJSth ., itTi.... . .Ji!"
FARMS 7 A. M. SUN, COD & BLACK , TTlu .
PI DA in 7hurs.-sun.. 7:00 A. M.. Hh a Vn.d35 s,"f 1 "nd tvU
K:icraaB,3f30 3d ar..l66 at. Tel. JleLlOfio n,t,"
Klrtluid"a. U Chambers at Taekle tX'
Laiarea. Sol, 2U V. 33th at. No halt
Metropolitan Hdw. Co., Churelk aad VeacT
HudMa Terminal. (Irand Centnd. Nobail '
Olllry. It. Co.. 73 Chambers at. Jfo b5t
ratter-on. Oottftlert. Hunter. 170 Fnl.aL Vn h-ti
Reif. J. II., to Third av. Tide IooSi taU
rtelnfolJ. 121 Stb av.. cor. 10th t. Tk halt
Roa-nbanm. CM E. 13Sth at. 2.1 av. ''L" ata'fon"
Pehoveillrr. Daly & C.iea. 302 4 Broadway '
VBll1vich i- Son. ."012 3.1 At U iJ"
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Brine worms. HEnMAN.
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ays i; r.t nrl.ii. Fare 11.2b. 31, MURRAY.
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lis. if:l-ir wn-ir.. ItATM.lAN' Point Sunday. Capt. MYERS.
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JOlltUOE,
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! Hcaeb. Capt. II. J. WIEMEYBR.
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Clason Point Sunday, I A. M..
Flounders. Oyster Day. Bring
bait. Capt. PLAOCR.
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LUNDY
leavea Sunday.
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leave, ciaaon Pt. Sunday. I iTlSV&Vkfc Tlf- & if "'
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KLONDIKE
rtocbellc. every day except Mon. and Wed..
A. M.. for flounders. Drlnx bait.
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UWH,,t Carpt. MIKE ROWLAN'D.
"EVF.I.YS"
sails Sunday 7 A. M. Capt. J. MARTIN.
ROSE R. II. leaves Mesaentar'a- Pier, Ca
niralo Shore, at 7:30 Sunday mornlnr.
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Itorrta. A.. l.7 Fulton at., Reid ar. IMS Bedford
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STEINBUGIER IS DEFEATED.
... u. -iutai. iio. Averaxe. i --'i.
;elnb'itler U1S 2. 2. 1, o. 4. 2, I, 0.
, 0. 0. 1. 0. 0. 2. 0. 1. 0. 1. 1. 0. 3.
1, O. Total. :0. Arerase. 1 'Jd-OO.
Suffera First Setback In l'otrueu-
bnnr llllllard Tonrney.
Robert J. Stclnburrler, leader In the
PoBgenburg cup handlcun billiard tour1
namont, last night lost hlfl first trume of
Uhi tournoy to Frank W. Boyd in tho
Rational Recreation of Brooklyn, Boyd
won by lu to nil In thlrty-ono Innlntta
Both were playing for 115 points. The
score ;
V. W. Iloyd (ll$)-0, 2, 1,1. J. 4. in. o. 1.
o. 4. s. i. 8. l. o. I, 7. s. u. 0. 14, (I. o. y,
... . j, ... u. -iutai. iio. Areraxe. i --'i.
u. 4. nieinDncier
0. 3. 3. 3,
OFFICIAL CLt'II 3II5KTIXO.
Actlnrr Chalnnan J I. ObertubbeslntT of
tho newly proposed Officials' .Club of
New York has called a meeting for
the purpose of completing the organiza
tion, adopting constitution nnd by-lawn
nnd electing officers, to b held nt the
Seventy-first Regiment Armory Thurs
day evening neat at 3 o'clock, The ob
Ject Is to create more competent ofll-
clala for tho various athletic meets and
tournaments conducted under tho Ama
teur Athletic Union rules. The Bxecu
tive Committee will pass on the ouallil
cations of every applicant.
CHA.NfiKS l.V VALK CHEW. .
N'ew Haven, Conn., April P. Two
mom changes wetv m.tdo In tho Yale'
varsity crew to-day hy (iuy N'lckalhi
nhen'Cowles, ,Vo. S In tho second shdl,
replaced Chleffelln nt No. 5. nnd Drls-
coll, No. 7 In tho second boat, replaced
Walker at N'o. 3. Walker was promoted
to the first boat yesterday, replacing
McIIenry.
LINCOLN ClANTS TO OI'KN.
To-morrow afternoon ut the New York
Catholic Protectory grounds tho Lincoln,
(Hants will open up their season in a
double-header with tho Federal Shipyard
team In the first game und the Downey
Shipyard team In the second.
WORLD'S TITLE BOUT
MUST BE IN EUROPE
Car'pentier's Latest Contract
Reveals inside tacts
ny ciiAiiLrcs f. mathisox.
Anv bono that tho proposed champion
Bhlp bout between Jack Dempscy and
Georncs Carpentler would be staged In
America has been swept away by an
official statement by Victor Breycr,
spokesman for the French champion nnd
his manager, declarlnr that Carpentler
now is bound by an Ironclad contract,
M3nod on tho day he sailed for this
country, under the terms of which he
Is to box Dempsey, If at nil, under the
management of Charles B. Cochran,
I'nder this new iirrenmcnt, Carpentler
will be compelled to box Dempsey when
mid where Cochran declares, nnd as the
British promoter Is on record with the
assertion that tho tmly place ho would
think of staging such a .bout would bo
Olympla, In I-ondon, It la '-not difficult to
understand that tho world'a champion,
provided ho Is In a position to make n
match with tho Frenchman, will have to
pro to England or clsa abandon the en
tire project.
When Dcscamps arrived hero ho said
Carpentler would box Dempsey nny
whete, but this declaration Is refuted
by the statement of Brcycr, as printed
in tho London Sporting IAJr, as fol
lows :
"1-Yancoin Doscampp, noting on b'h.alf
of Onrgcs Carpentler, alllxed hla slgna
turo to mi engagement binding tho
Fr.-nch crack to light Dempaey exclu
sively under Mr. Cochran's management.
This Is not a new contract. Descamp"4
had concluded an arrangement with the
London promoter the. very day after his
man defeated Beckett But It was not
nearly k'o binding as the new contract.
Hy tho old contract Carpentler, In the
event of Mr. Cochran being unablo to
secure Dempsey's signature, was to re
cover hla liberty, whereas the new agree
ment explicitly ctates that even If the
American tloeii not como to terms with
"C. B." Iila would-bo opponont remains
tied up for a considerable period and
cannot meet lilm under any oUitr promo
tlon. In other words. It Is case of
Tletnnaev belnir tllvon the choice between
two alternatives: meet Carpentler for
Cochran or not at all.
"Cnnnlderino" that thO latest develop
mnnts reanoctlnir tho world'.! champion
point out to hla being barred from bos
ing all over tho States, It Is now almost
a certainty that Dempsey must yield
nnd consent to box Carpentler In JJurope
unless ho care to lose tho matcn, wnicn
Is hardly likely In vlow of tho big sum
ho la bound to collect for his end."
KRAAtint IN 3IATCII ItACB.
Frank L. Kramer will ride a ono mile
match race itgaliut Arthiir Spencer nt
tho Velodromo In Nowarit to-morrow
afternoon. Tho rnco will bo decided tho
host two out of. three heuts, John
Gtaehlo and Ous Lang, two former ama
teur champions, will rldo a ono mile
team match raco. All the stars will ride
In tho thieo mlJo open, whlla tho six best
riders at tho track will compUe In a
Kr.cclnl one tnllo Invitation.
STLCHIill TJII3 WJNNIJIt.
Joo Stccher, tho world'a wrestling
champion, Inst night threw Fred I'lla
koff, tho Finnish glunt, In lees than
thirty minutes, In their bout In tho
Forty-scvciith Iteglment Armor', Brook
lyn. Tho tltlehnlder disposed of his
opponent In i'l minutes 4 seconds with
a body scissors hold.
In tho first bout Jim Lomlos, tho
Greek champion, threw Frank Sampson
of Chicago with on arm barlouk lu S-l
minutes D7 seconds.
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LEWIS THROWS MUNICH.
Albany, April 0. I'll (Strangler)
Lowls, using the headlock hold, defeated
Sava Munich to-night In two fctralght
falls. Both falls came within 43 niln-
GREYHOUND BEST
DOG AT PINEHURST
Champion Lansdownc Sun.
flower Leads 180 Entries.
I'lNEItUftBT. N. C. Anrll 9 Mr. n
F. Lowls Jr.'a cclobrated Greyhound
Champion Lansdowno Sunflower was ad.
Judgod Iws.t In the show at the conclu.
sum 01 me nvcuiui annual benching at
rinehurst to-dy. Best of onnosito ...
wns awarded to tho Ilexdcn RVnn.i.
shophcrd dog- All Altwurtemherg.
Tno nhow sot a now mark for do
shows held outsldo of tho great eiti.
of tho country, and It In doubtful
whether nnj show as mnll an this oni
with Its 180 entries tins over brought
tojtethtr bo many dogs of national and
international reputation, Tho linen-h
setters clauses, won by Francis O, Taj.
lor's Noblestono Warrior and 1L V. sia
loncy's champion Ilclnstono Blue Hell
DH1 tho pointers classes, won hy Charles
a. uraccs uairo aim is. htw t'i
Lansdowno Boxy Lyna. wero exoen.
tlonally strong.
Tho special prize for tho best brnen
wns awarded to Aberfoylo Warrior and
Aborfoylo Siren wlro hairs, entered by
C. L. Ollllland of Chester, 1'a. Abet,
foylo Warrior and Mrs. Htuyvosant Pea
body's Brnokhlll llosannn won the firsts
their rispoctlvo Classes, while tie
firsts In tho smooth coated, fox torrier
c'asscti went to Sablno Hlcolo nnd k.i
blne Fragrance, entered by Gcorgo fa'm
clalro of Toledo,
Kntrlcs from tho North and middle
West far outnumbered thoso from th
Southern Statos. Pennsylvania was
rt presented by twenty-nine dogs, and
iMIchlgan and Illinois hy an entry ot
twenty.
gksk uoimnTsoN helfaskd.
Sr. Louts, April 0. Tho St. Ixitni
Americans to-day unnounced tho release
of Oeno Hobcrtson, Inflolder. to 'he Co
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