The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-19
SPORTSMEN ON REVIEW.
CHANGING INOIDENT OF THE1B
ANNUAL E~xP0sITIOM

VI Ihkdks
ANIMAL ExP0sITI0M.
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wing shoss e. Ne free rPsua the rivalry or the
eubsidfzea RPofeastensls-natGh Aims OF the
Associates - why Eaehtsunen H.ust the
s~tnnds-starr Lesas Keppier Mt Bowling.
Tuesday. always the doubtful day Of q show
week at Madison Square Garden, was passed by
the sportsmen's Exposition with flying colors.
The public has only little interest in the an
nounoament by the interstate managers yester-
day that in the future no trap shooter who re-
ceives any part of his equipment, whether
powder, shells, or gun, without cost, shall
DO eligible for q share Of the money
or prizes in any tournament. But thoy
will realize what It means when the time comes
for the Grand American Handicap. Last year
Capt Brewer alone was barred from the Grand
American. but this year the committee will SEQ
that he has company. Elliott, Gilbert, Apgar,
Upson, Heickc, and possibly even the redoubta-
BILE Capt. Money may fail by the wayside. II all
who are In the trade are dropped. This will give
70 the club amateurs o new interest in the event.
There are no moro enthusiastic callers at the
show. among the element that 10 mostly intent
on the technical features OF the exhibits. than
tho yachtsmen. They hnd many subjects to
study. Gasoline motors adapted especially for
use as auxiliary power for sailing yachts. and
vapor and electric motors for the same
purpose arc what tho yachtsmen notice
hrst. Then thero are tho equipped yachts.
There 10 o twenty-five.foot Spanish cedar
launch, with two cockpits. ono for the guests
and one for the motor and motorman; o catboat,
with 1ego.mutton sail, called q floating camp,
motor msS1 a. Il has a beam sS. Of 9 fs feet g 8 in psSSesi,st trunk IN
cabin 9 feet long, finished In mahogany and
sSsr9 odnEs an ,ns sheTfs so E ma.t re %s;:n ,o Des r. a sns
The largest boat 10 q fully otSippsa power yacht,
tfrs s% s ! 6 Sl sasS E slE Rss'y to Liverpool and
The afternoon ny casting was for those who
a at meyer e6 S1.' TSs winner fnas ' %ss psabiss tsfssi ra asr
,sFsd sEo% ssI lag ss SS . ad a. c Ssiss g. h s, WAS e:
VI. MIR S :; ~ sss., tsstss !, asS ". 4, 4; ts:s, as es:s ,s "
s sas,,G show; :, r ,v TsS n T'{ s1I,ss.r f. On S.,., the
Il % q useful style for all fy dsSsrmsn to &C:
II drop RRS ssS * 4. SlS I;su e .hS spss isa as iso AZ s 5s1 EilsIPg
when there arc tfces back q. the angler aS he
3at oMn q G Str snS o TSis or when no 10 casting
TSe A%ssiss.aa I record the m.n hoped % ns.,
gains some distance as q startsr and then the the
contestant. after Withdrawing the line in about
on nsh,d of, Of iss :, length: sends 1.-THE ny out sE.in by
tlons on the Iength q line or leader: There
snors, many ,Snay to Senpetssh, but only three mage
Halves, with 90 feeti r. Q, Leonard, the Garden
champion, was second. with e5iS feet, and P.
oE Thsre VASE was 3 decided Tef Sai'c Change M,sp IN II The te'i siead.pin
contest. the, most important bowling feature,
both from ron IL the AK. AKIN nsSesssIEy to make q ans
arrived from Cincinnati and Toronto to AXE .
BH|Tt in nt shis ss ma SIfs,r Tho I.S stS N;tS In ~ H;t R Is =
mann, j.. and beaten {Sy Star, w6hs made i%s.
The sixteen best scores yesterday follow:
%:s1 ss 4; SI,,a 1 7 +. j SSs s'iSs:I X,i \; Tss
asSi~ s w'i @oas SSI,ni 4. =, q br Ssi ,4S' H. q Bf :. NH:
g. o. s'i isSs w 4'i Linden sa0 Gable e chaS. i nSsf0 SSa ..
Syracuse, II. T.; u eclinser. Metropolitan. a. Go.
aH Tao scores sssh IN the / Observation-Disclosures d 3dHHllSa; IL iasa a ala it not
wipe out tho lead Of Mcclellan. who gained the
fret place on the opening day with LIT. Tho
,.ns,onI .lbrooiiS1 0Sa' Oliver: va WEI
/ oss, gEosSigs; i:SSs. !; SS;aeiS. Tas:Sssii. i;;sFsss:
/ e. Ssss s'SsS;; j 5:Y S:Sa I h Ssif, ! f f. i:SsSi, fs' 9.
sh ate On Monday and given 'o oe. C yesterda s' show
that seventeen competed. H. p. Muller was not
In tho leaders place. however, by
any Of tho contestants. The best Eve measure.
is%m. T Tsss, IL. smith. ii T. W. GhsdsS SSe.
The best Of the evening scores in the rife
shooting contests follow:
oontinqouS Match; g. Dllsn., ~ %. 90, %. e.
Il s J. 4. E psr =: r. h. ~ 4a "a; r e. S e.; ? Of Issii, lsg. '''
Individual Shot Match.J. w; oberst, Newark.
1859; I. BuAse, ASST, p. J.. o'Hare, Jersey City,
2,So9; W. A. Terres. Jersey City. 1850; l. r. 1tteL
Pittaburg; Or. A. A.. stillman, e.. MInervini, and J.
made partial scores.
At the target Of honor the best scores were:
I. Bpsse. 25. "a, %. total. 72j c. Bayer. II; q.
D. Weismann. II, ]. Bodenstab. 20; r Busse,
80; @. W. 0berst, SO.