New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
THE COMING SPORTSHEN'S SHO".
ROWLING TROPHIES HUNTING DOGS. GAME
BIRDS. AND FLY CASTING AND SHOOTING

ROWLING TROPHIES. HUNTING DOGS. GAME
BIRDS AND FLY CASTING AND SHOOTING
TOURNAMENTS TO BE FEATURES.
,,, .,ors will he strongly represented in the
nan and Trophy Exhibit at the Sportsmehs EN-
position which opens March 1S at MadsoH
Square Garden. AT last years snow the Loan anu
Trophy Department. under the direction Oh Aiieu
Chasseaud was a successful innovation ana inns
wear Frank W. Sanger. manager OF the eXhloliion'
has determined that this and every other depart
mont NJ the show must be- If possible, 100 per cent
better Last year the bowlers' prizes ala not cut
roucb figure among the extensive collection or ar
tstic medals cups. banners and trophies or Varl-
Gus designs emblematical OF championship N'c'o''e
in every line of sport. This year all the clups anu
the whole fraternity OF knights OF the pm are IN
.oros,ed and such an array of trophies has been
nromised TO Mr. Chasseaud for the Loan ana
rrophv Exhibit that the big concert nan al
the Garden woulA not afford space to add them 10
the contributions from the champions in other INES
Of sport II all accepted without ulsCi iiii'i"
ton The United Bowling Clubs, as an ofsahlza-
ton has kindly consented to take charge OF the
bowling exhibits. and all particulars or what Is
wanted and what is to be done can he had by en-
curing Of julius Fame the Organization"
tarv at No 33S Fifth-sr.
The Sportsmen's Show for the week or MarCh 10 10
% will be a gathering point for BOWERS from al
over Greater New-York and the ncighoorlns cltleS.
No end of individual team and club matches VIII
ha made in the Garden with all the most NaIuapie
erobams of victory ever won by bowlers in America
tn SIGH, as n inspiration. The collection OF medals
c,ne and other prizes will doubtless give needed
sugsestons 10 committees in search OF the most APP.
propriate designs for new prizes for contests yet
to come.
BowIers are not rule so devoted 10 their
favorte winter game that they are blind 10 the
allurements OF other sports. Inc German-Aiheli-
can bowler is usually has been an annette
turner and is apt TO belong 10 some schuet@eh
corps and fond Of making excursions 10 me Day >
after waterfowl or into the woods after sucA
small game as darcs TO persist In existing WITHIN
a few hours train ride Of city. II he does not
shoot he's a Sunday fisherman. anyhow. AS TOT
the American bowers half OF them started 10 boWl
in the alleys OF an athletic club. and they love
snorts and look at them long as time and purse
hermit There will be plenty for lovers OF any
snor, 70 see at the Sportsmens Show.
In the trade exhibits. the main floor Of the
amphitheatre will be shown every implement uton-
sill or device that any sportsman can use BESIDES
the Loan and Trophy Exhibit Their" viii be ny,
casting tournament. and a nNe VIA game plId
brant teal quail. partridge. pheasant and many
other varieties.
One Of the most important phases Of this and
future annual exhibitions of the Sport Asso-
citation will he a National championship shooting
tournament for rife and revolver: Entries are he.
| ing received from German and American SHOOTING
societies and clubs, the leading social ana athe(
| chhs the State militia. the Naval reserve. the
| METROPOLITAN Police the Army and Navy and in
| dividuals from town and country.
| The Sportsmens Exposition VIII hereafter have
| its dog show, for hunting dogs only M
| best-known and most valuable bench-Wlnncrs VII
/ ha