New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-18
THE AMERICAN NATIONS SPORTS
RECREATIONS INDOOR AND OUT WHICH HAVE MANY
DEVOTEES.
COME ACCOUNT


The Tribune to-day presents Sport
inc Supplement publication OF Sunday The present
series articles interesting OF the
~ widely pracsed about
which the general will The cathoHy the American
taste for prominent Forms entertain
been imported from various lands to be INDUCED along with those
Of purely the all who
SPORT Foreigners here the their lands and
gain proseye among It's that seek
np hthf his limit the
uty picking of OF sports Whatever his
m 10 oo Tor HIN, 70 discover Others whose tastes are similar
own copanonh Whatever branch OF sport he thinks
beneficial and attractive he will find opportunities for practising IN
near ev-YOrk.
The articles printed subjects broad and diversified
wav They tell present sports with which they DEAL
them light development and history In cases the need
important pointed These suggestions coming from men %
oughy qualified make he should have value among the makers OIL anu
the Judges of msee shifts public favor
a relating particular games
The Tribune also gives today pages complete and accurate
accounts sporting affairs yesterday The whole held
covered and fashion This will continue
" s t;or 70 those outdoor arunens which interest
American people share The excellent
accounts championship Moown last week are an earnest
what will Football will soon be regnng tavore and
readers may from the colleges on tins sub
ectnot only from Harvard Yale Princeton and fenISyVa W nom wv
smaller department The Tribune has long Ell
loved highest reputation for ncy description and the exposure OF III
competence rasca Bicycling though not IN such ~ vogue % ~
two wears ago. public and Will receive ample al
nion The Americas Cup will sustain interest
Yachting all winter relating subject will be given Other
games and entertainments looked after we'll and one who la'
tses or interested in any sport the sporting department OF he
Tribune invaluable.
Quincy G. Cue who has long been pfoH
the harness
and familiar With history and Development
STEAM YACHTING Morrill, who tells what pleasure 10 De
Sailing yachts and steam yachts arc
different article was devoted TO each Class
by Palmer deals with sport which exercises a pc
ciar charm over practise Mr. Palmer especially fitted Tor the
tasko Of writing about this sport
TRAP SHOOTING E Greif whose peculiar fitness Tor the task
due to his skill shooting both pigeons and nanmate targets sport
excel
Hugh F. Leonard instructor IN that pn al 'he New
favore the most skfu wresers whom ne mas
FENCING r. Senac tells OF pahme a1souC e@s
which still popular days Of number OF leading Ne" ~
handling admirable for keeping good coHuo
D. Rcder will be enjoyed by all VINO care o sun
whether they race themselves " m
BASKETBALL Stened, but promising player WHO
realizes the shortcomings and makes some eNce us
gesions 10 Is Improvement
SPORTS OF THE OIDEN TINE by Rodec C. Penhed deals with
some interesting features OF OF our toreiaher
ICE YACHTING by James Weaver tells OF the excitement III" @
prenely speedy method OF locomotion e. ,,.,,.
ICE HOCKEY Barron captain OF the crack 81 NoHoS
Hockey League and one OF the best play
the