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New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
ROWING,
MANY RACING CRAFT on THE HARLEM
Two RACES-A SPILL

Rowing proved its title one of the most pictu-
rescue OF sports yesterday, when the Harlem River
proved the Mecca Of the rowing and racing craft
Of the city From the early morning when the
faithful aspirants for aquatic honors came on the
20 work up skill and muscle 10 the late af-
ternoon and evening. with the advent Of the pleas
ure boats with their feminine well mascu-
line cargoes, the Harlem was fairly alive with
boats darting hither and thither Besides the pres
ence Of many crews from the Metropolitan Nonpa-
reiI Harlem, AtaIauta. Bohemian. Nassau. Union
and Crescent Rowing clubs, there were several en-
livening and amusing Incidents
A lively race rOwed just before twilight be-
tween the junior and intermediate eights of the
Metropolitan Rowing Club. The race was mile
and a half, and easily by the juniors.
The two crews were boated in this order. Junior
Bow. r. Emerson; No. ,. Meyers; No. 3. O'Flah-
erty: No I. King; No. 3 O'COnnOr: No. 6 Nelson;
Dunn. Intermediate-BoV, J. O'Regan; No. ? Cor
bett: No 3, Cochran: No. g. Hunt; No. ). Holden:
No 6. Murphy. No. :, W. O'ReEan stroke. ChiceriO:
coxswain: Sands. Another contest was that be-
tween two pair Dared crews from the Union Boat
Club. These were composed OF J. S. Francis and
Herman HJertberg. and William Beyerman and NJ
A AsendOrf The 10 determine which
crew is 10 represent the club in Junior doubles
race in the Harlem regatta May So The two
crews IN their mile race yesterday got away we'll
together and had a nip and tuck contest of it At
the three-quarters mark Francis and Htertberg.
rowing furiously, led slightly, but In the last few
hundred yards the otner couple pulled ahead. and
won by TWO lengths. Both pairs were completely
exhausted at the finish.
The chief amusing incident Of the afternoon was
the accident which overlook a four cared crew
composed OF bow. J. J. ConneH; No ?. A McLOugh-
man: No. 3. J. J. Blaine. and stroke. J. SCanlan
This crew rowing, when OF the men, whose
thoughts We're evidently shore. caught a crab
and the quartet were in the Harlem in moment
They were rescued with nothing worse than duck
ing and a mud bath.
James Trainor. captain Of the DaUntIess Rowing
Club had both his Junior and scrub eiEhts on the
water. The former eight made up follows
=. o.
1 Reese No. 8 White. No. g. Covert; No :. DAILY:
stroke Schaeffer. CoNSwdin, Robertson Captain
Trainor also announced that F. Schaefer and D.
NJ Daily, in the junior pair Dared contest; F. Scan
lon jr., in the singles. and NJ, Moore, r. McKenna
J. Donahue and SCofeld, in the four cared contest
would be his clubs other entries in the Harlem
Regatta.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

ner as Beck; who was second last year put only
four inches further than this.
The Syracuse illiams meet showed Blackmer 10
be in form in the hurdles. and his mates think that
he will be placed at Berkeley oval Gardeners
vault in the same meet puts another man in the
pole vault with a record OF over i feet. and makes
this the greatest pole vault that has been held
at the championships. Gray. OF Pennsylvania,
cleared j feet and 8 inches, which indicates that
his u feet and s inches last month was no mere
fash in the pan but a consistent performance. and
as such it makes him favorite for this contest.
T3aillie's win ia the mile decisive at the
Columbia r Pennsylvania meet that he can now be
regarded as a probable point winner. II this young
runner does all that is in him, he will make the
winner do under 4.3J TO reach the tape first Penn
sylvania's performance III getting together such a
strong team from the poor material il had last
fall indicates that the Red and Blue viii in the no
distant future again he KIN )Ckng the doors for
place in the intercollegiate championships
The middle distance work OF Gll and klahr, OF
PENNSYLVANIA was the best that has been seen this
year and they will take lot OF beating in the
hal mill
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

The Atlantas had this eight the water: Bow
r. Mccormick; No. .. Innes No. 3. J. Mccormick;
No. l. Z. Varley; No. 5. c. Duffy; No. s. H Her
man; No. Z. NJ. LegnitZ; stroke. Federlein; cox
swain. Beck.
The Nassau eight composed OF: Bow, Asen-
hopf; No. , Legen. No. ,, Sleeves; No. l. Quigley;
No >. Cree; No. g. F Smith; No. :. J. Thees;
stroke o. Thees; cOXSwain. Crow.
The Harlem senior eight had their made up
this way: Bow, NonenbaChcr: No. ,. Weed; No. 3,
Russell. No. T. Rogers; No 5, Heath; No 8.
Rooney; No. = Hoffman; stroke, Maher: COXswain.
F. ScannelI. The eight expects 10 be considerably
faster this week. when IL gets its new she'll Be
sides this crew in the Harlem regatta the Harlem
Club will II. BoChert and o. Butler in the in
termedate singles.
All the crew. training vigorously for the
coming Harlem regatta, when they will have as
rivals the crews of Columbia and New-YOrk Uni
versity. which showed SO strongly in their race last
Saturday New-YOrk University and COumbia's s
third varsity and first freshman crews will be
tered in the junior eight Dared race. and Column
bias senior in the senior eight cared contest.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
CYCLING.
KRAMER AND NTFARLAND. As \ TEAM,
TOO MUCH FOR OTHER PRO
FESSIONALS

The perfect weather yesterday served 10 attract
fully thousand spectators to the bicycle races at
the Vailsburg track. near Newark The feature OF
the programme was n twenty y-ivc-mie race Tor pro-
fessionals. As Kramer, the national champion and
Mcfarland one the best handicap riders, entered
as a team they easily, II course. making the
race practically foregonc conclusion. Kramer won
easily with Mcfarland second There were lap
prizes and Danny" Sullivan captured twenty OF
them -.
There several spills in the novice race; but
fortunately none Of the severely injured.
In the tWo-rue handicap for amateurs George
C;asson stole away from the bunch. ana by sprint
ing Cor the full half mile managed TO win: Teddy
T}iilingtou Of the NeH-YOrk Athletic Club was TOO
sneedv for those I'm the quarteTmile open ana won,
vfith something to spare. The summaries
JJsIfn,iIe (novice,-Won John Bertman, Brooklyn;
G p Remington Brooklyn second; Robert iiouIce East
Orange third Time. III Won by hat !TngI ,,,,,
SIsrfer-n1ile open tamateur)-Won by TEDDY. Bill-
&evv-Vork A Charles Schlee, Newark sec
Glasson. Newark third: George Wiley Troy
Time by half a length.
handicap amateurlNon b3 'Ie"fE. ''Iisa''
,argsl Goerhe, BROOKLYN t5o yarnsl.
-5 n / Journey. Nutley G5t YARDS. thiTd; : G,
Sfe6n Eex-York $50 Yards fourth Time. 4:lf46.
Won gy q hvenile open professonap-Won by Frank
7 kramer. Orange, F. a Mctarane san jose
ynHrdok fourth G. H Collett New-Haven NTH Time
1850.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
TRACK AND FIELD SPORTS.
PROMISING MEN WHO SHOWED AT
DUAL MEETS on SATURDAY.

The dual sports on Saturday changed the situa-
ton, far the intercollegiate championships
are concerned. The appearance of Sears the
Cornell team and in fair form indicates that his
leg is getting into shape again. In the 220-yard
dash he told 10 merely win the place which
accounts for his defeat by his mate. Moakey. the
trainer, is confident that he will have him in
shape by Memorial Day. and If he is in condition
he may win the 220-yard and get placed in the 100
yard thus taking points from Yale and Harvard.
De Witt, OF Princeton, was the other surprise.
He threw the hammer feet. which is. of course.
only what is to be expected OF him, but his put of
43 feet inch makes him pretty point win
ner in the shot put 1nd a possible first place win
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

Dr. William Jarvie. and an afternoon approaching
and putting contest.
WOMEN'S MATCHES AT MONTCLAIR
The women Of the Montcair Golf Club will con-
tiuuc tomorrow their tournament for the gov
ernor's cup. offered by the board of governors.
der the same conditions as prevailed last year.
Mrs. : O. -. Pi rkman has been chosen captain Of
the wOmen'S team for the coming season, and the
members of the womcn's golf committee are Mrs.
+ NJ Harrison Miss Mcpherson and Mrs. J. r.
Bradleo. The list of matches for the next few
weeks
May 2O-SeCOnd round for governors cup.
May .l-Third round finals
May 22-GOveruOr'S cup.
May 2a-Women's fOursomes.
June 12-GoVernorS cup.
June l9-MiXed foursomes
June 2j-Governor's cup.
NOTES OF THE LINKS.
The semi annual championship of the Baltusrol
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

Griswold jr. the former Princeton golfer. who
has recently become a member Of the club. and
Captain Francis NJ. Wilson expects 10 make
formidable showing. In addition 10 Cirswold ne
has selected the other players y. B Cole. the
club champion ". 5. Boylis, d. VI. Marvin a. d.
Childs W Z F. Moore and 3. r. Reinmuud. on
the MOutclair team will he T. r Reid, J. NJ.
Ward lie Roy Culver. Pau Harrison. d. A. Free
man. Paul Wilcox. A ". Delano and l. Daniels.
Other team matches for the same day include
meeting between the St Andrews and EaltuSrOl
teams at Baltusrol. and between tho Richmond
County and Oakland teams at oakland.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
GOLF.
ENGLEWOOD AND MONTCLAIR TEAMS
TO SETTLE OLD SCORE on SATUR-
DAY-OTHER MATCHES

A match of some consequence in this weeks golf
ing Jersey links will be the meeting Satur-
day between the Englewood and Montclair teams.
a strong rivalry exists between the two clubs. and
each is preparing TO muster its best men. The
meeting viii take place the MontClair links. and
will be at eighteen holes. The Engewood team
has been trengthened by the addition of Chester
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
PITTsBURG. II: CHICAGO. 8.

Chicago, May 1s--The worst support that could
possibly be accorded a pitcher fell 70 Meneree's fos
to-day, and resulted in his first losing game this
season. Philippi was effective with men on bases
while the visitors did most OF their hitting after
two outs. and misplays had placed the base run
rers. Attendance. Il. So Score:
P n E
PttsSurg .......-...4 o 0 . 0 Cn 4
Bat,eries-Menefee. king and Chance: Philippl and
OCOlnOr =
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
OK THE DYKER MEADOW LINKS.

Additional contests at the pyker Meadow Golf
Club for the month Of May have been arranged by
the golf committee 10 satisfy the desires Of the
clubs growing membership The season has opened
with unusual enthusiasm. and in Saturdays tour
nameut no less than forty-hve starters were
counted the handicap. Next Saturday the
monthly handicap viii be decided at eighteen
holes medal play while on Memorial Day there
will be forenoon contest for cup presented by
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

played IN July. has been completely overhauled,
and as d result Of civil engineers measurement
the distance Is officially announced $40 yards
The distances of the individual holes are:
rlf. HSe' ~ e45 .a5 ae sa3 s75 ~ as e.9 T2'a 81
Holes 10 ~ ll22 I3 - rs 10 ,l ,II IS Total
A bunker built guard the fifteenth green
ard the second. fourth. sixth. twelfth thirteenth
and sixteenth holes 10 be heightened by putting
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
BROOKLYN PLAYING POORLY.
FUMBLING LIKE AMATEURS YET ABLE TO
DEFEAT HANLON-S TEAM

ST Louis. May IS (SpecaD.-The ST. Louis team
fumbled like amateurs in the game here to-day yet
managed 20 defeat the Brooklyn team after close
and exciting battle. The Brooklyn were logy
in the early part OF the game, and they did not
begin TO play baseball until the fifth inning A.
that time ST. Louis had a lead OF TO 0. and the
men from the East could not make up the lost
ground Outside OF the battery Donovan was the
only 81. Louis player who did not make an error.
Keeler was the only Brooklyn player who showed
up 10 advantage The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. May IS (SpeciaD.-The New-York team
received its worst defeat of the season to-day at
the hands of Cincinnati nine The home players
took the lead in the second inning and knocked
Kennedy out of the box in the fifth inning. scoring
half dozen in inning alone.
Then Manager FOgeI took Kennedy out and tried
Evans, who was also hit for six more runs In the
following inning After that the game lost all In
terest for the sixty-ive hundred spectators who
were present Ewing the only Cincinnati
player who did hit the ball and hit IL hard
Both teams played fair game in the field The
Cincinnati team made the almost unprecedented
record of eleven earned runs of the New-York
pitchers. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
RROOKLYN
ST. LOrIS
'Ratted for I

Earned Tlns-St- Louis. 2 Two-base hits-Donovaa.
Brashear- Three-base hit-Keeer. Sacrifice hirs-J
Farrell. Srnoot SheCkard. Hughes Double plAys-Food
Wheeler and McCreery: Kruger. and Brashear.
Passed ball-Ahearn- Stolen basss-Barclay, Kruger.
Hit by pitcher-By Hughes. l. Bases on bans-on Muir
ply, l; OF Hughes, /. Struck out-By Wicker. 2. BY
Murphy. = Left hases-St Louis 8; Brookfyn- Z.
Time-l-51. Cmpires-Pover and Brown
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
Mk21 $P9RH5 49, ~


same courts on May 81 Six single matches and
'Aiee doubles VIII be played in each tournament
"leHoers OF the New-York Athletic Club and
Ihelr friends enjoyed automobile club run yester
udS from the clubhouse, in Fifty-ninth-st to the
country home Of the club. Travers Island. There
were tWenty-four vehicles in line and as each
member had guests about sixty people made the
Tip Whitney Lyon was the pacemaker The
NNTSIHlcleS We're sent through Central Park over
I'll 0hlD @ Dam Bridge and on 10 Pelham Manor.
me roads We're good but dusty. The start was
made at 10 a. m. and Travers Island was reached
IN two hours.
toastlng contests are popular. and it is expected
'hat several bicycle clubs will arrange for
similar 10 that one recently by the Metropoe
CEcIe club This the first contest Of the kind
ever run within the limits Of this city The winner
turned up in Fred Buehler. who did not even
wear conventional cycling costume and entered at
Ihe last minute at the starting point f. J. Dixon.
VINO nhlShed second, the heavyweight of the
party, weighing 90 pounds. ". J. Cox. who finished
thlrd made greater distance than any OF the rest
put ne made the record in the trials, which entitled
him only TO compete in the final
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
EASTERN LEAGUE.
BEATEN AT HOME.

In the seventh inning at Newark yesterday with
one man out, Newarks patched up intield went 10
pieces and Rochester Tailed five runs. Errors by
Jordan and Wadsworth. a double BY Kellogg and
singles by Blake and Horton were responsible for
them. The score
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
COMING MATCHES AT INNS ARDEN.

The handicap committee Of the Innis Arden Golf
Club. whose links occupy a portion OF J. Kennedy
Tods estate at Sound Beach has arranged an at
traCtive schedule Of contests for the year, The
committee consists OF r 2. Hinchman, +. *.
Rupprecht and 9. NJ Washburn Mr. Tod has
presented set Of prizes for both and women.
which VIII carry with them the club champion
slip for the year Competition for the women's
cup will begin July and for the mems on
August O. Some OF the team matches arranged by
tie captain +. Schavor. are:
June 7-Iuuis Ardel ". Oakland. Bayside.
June t4-lruis Arden HandaIe. Stamford.
July S-lunis Arden VS. Englcwood. at Sound
Beach.
July l2-Inqis Arden vs.. oakland At Sound Reach.
August 2-InniS Arden ApaWamis Rye.
september l2-Tnnis Arden Fox Hills. at staten
Island.
Two suecial cups have been offered ior Ne
mortal Day. The contestants will meet I'm an eigh-
teen hole qualifying round. in which two sets OF
eight will be eligible 70 continue at match play
for first and second prizes. respectively
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

8 stolen bases-Grifhn. Phelps hits
kellogg (2 Phelps. Double plays-Grifan. Wright and
Mcintyre Hits-OT Garoney. innings Srrtck-
lett 6 IN 8 innings First halls-OI Garoney 2
on Stricklett 2 of Horton !. BY pitched ba-By
Garoney. l. Struck out-By Garoney I. by Horton. 3
Wild pitch-Horton- Time-2:O2- Cmpre-C. snyder
AttsndanCe-5. 500.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
NEW-YORK-

Earned runS-Ctncinnati. H. NeW-1ork l. Iwo-oAse
htSteinfeldt Threebase hits-Steinfeltt. Crawford
Jackson Stolen bases-Hoy, MagoOn 2 Van Hsltren.
Bean Double Dlays-Magoon and Beckley; Smith. Bean
Doyle bas-kenne1y. g. Evans. g. Ewing.
l. Struck Out-Ewing. 4. Kennedy. Passed balls
Bowerman. Peitz- Wild pitch-Kennedy. Tine-I:*a
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

Golf Club will be held Wednesday and entries
close this evening with the club secretary, No. 261
Broadway, Manhattan.
Archie NJ. Brown has been chosen captain Of the
Harvard golf team, TO succeed c. Tiffany Richard
son. who graduates next month
Alec Smith. professional a the Nassau COun-
try Club OF Glen Cove. has established a new
record for both the eighteen and thrty-six hole
circuits. His score was 72-I2-1f+ Travis held the
old eighteen hole record at %
James G. Lindsey. jr. of the junior class has
been elected captain of the University of Pennsyl-
vana golf team for the ensuing year. Lindsey
lives Germantown and Is we'll known on the
links about Philadelphia.
The Bay Shore Golf Club. OF Long Island, will
open It's third season on Saturday. The spring
championship tournament for men Will start on
June 2S and for women July 8.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

September 6-Flushing New Brunswick at
Flushing
September 27-Flushing Midland, at Flushing.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
PRODUCE EXCHANGE HANDICAP.

PRODUCE EXCHANGE HANDICAP.
The semi-annual handicap Of the Produce Ex-
change is to take place Thursday the links
OF the Enollwood Country Club. Edward q. Burgess.
president of the Exchange Golf Association, has
offered cup for first prize and other prizes.
will be given for the leading handicap scores and
one for the leading gross score. The committee in
charge includes Francis NJ Wilson, George l..
Wooley and Charles L. HalStead. From forty 10
fifty starters expected.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

JERSEY CITY LOSES.

Buffalo defeated Jersey City yesterday in a twelve
inning game by score OF TO I. Both pitchers
were effective. Two OF Pfanmillers bases on balls
and Shindles errors gave Buffalo four OF its runs
The score
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

CHANGES IN CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE.
The links of the Glenview Golf club Of Chicago
where the national amateur championship is to be
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
BASEBALL.
NEw-YORK BADLY BEATEN IN GAME AT
CINCINNATI-LOCALP PITCH
ERS HIT HARD.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
THE RECORDS.
HIT HART

Cincinnati IS. New-York / Pittsburg. II; Chicago
ST. Louis. 8; Brooklyn. ;.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

r II z.
Detroit ..........-.-......0 o SO rs
Cleveland ..--.----.--..-..O 0 o 5-I1 10 I
Batteries-Siever. Muller. Miller Mcclure; strsi,
Joss Lnndblom and Bems
AT CHICAGO CSEVENTEEN INNINGS
Chicago ---...OO 10000 OOOOOOOOOS Is o
st Louis. o O o I o o o o . o 0 OOO-2
Batteries-CaIahan and Mcfarland; Donahue and sus-
den
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
BUSY SEASON OK FLUSHING LINKS.

Though only organized few weeks ago the
Flushing Golf ClIb is looking forward 10 a sue
cessfu season. number Of prominent members
of the Oakland Golf club. Of Bayside. have trans
ferred their allegiance to the organization and
the tournament committee consists of such well
known golfers Frank II. Rossiter. Francis W
Belknap and George X. Salvage. other active
Birkhead. r NJ. Crosby F. w Bristow H. NJ
Nesmth and W. G. Ferguson. cup for women
has been off red by $. William Briscoe to be
play yed for o-morrow. and the women's champion
ship will begin on June IL on June 2s the men
will their championship tournament Team
ma tches with other local clubs have been booked
as follows:
June l4-Flushi1g vs. Glen Ridge. al Glen Ridge
June 2-Flushing vs.. New Brunswick. at New
Brunswick.
August 9-F'lushing VS. Hackensack. at IIacken-
sack
August Flushing VS. Glen Ridge at Flushing
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
JERSEY CITY.

Totals ...46 SO Il a Totals it n IS y
'Gettnan being BY oatted ball
Buffalo ..----------o I
Earned runs-BuIalO. 2. Jersey CITY = rlrs' nase on
errors-Bunalo Jersey City. b Left on oases-Bnnalo
Z. = Three-base hits-bratn. ChidS home
run-Hallgan- stolen hases-Atherton Law s.aw
and Law. AthertOn and Law
% Mack and Shindie- Sacrifice hits-Grinshaw Dona
balis-Ot Pfanmiier. A; on Gray. l.
struck out-Rv GRAY l. Pfanmiller. I. Passed
shaw Time 2:3O Umpires-Rinn and Murphy Al
tendance. 1000.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

The Yale track team has one more week in which
To prepare for the Harvard meet, and every at
tempt Is being made 10 bring out the best and
put the team on edge for the annual struggle. In
most OF the contests Yale is this year superior TO
last year In the sprints middle distance runs.
hurdles and jumps Yale has body OF entries that
equals and Is even stronger than the that
oelealeo Harvard a. Yale Field last year 81 to A.
Inc aaif mile and tie weights are regarded the
m-ahest places in lae's entries and in the latter
sT..SS AZ no man VINO can be relied on 10 win first
tss -. N t1s sprints Captain HargTave, while he
80 ny yer uone as Well in competition as he did
lsi Sar' Is sun a Consistent 0lO Is performer,
i1 II ne manages 10 gtt start he can do the
- e. SS.tOHe as he wins his races usually in
me iast nity yards. H. beat Cadoean the fast
NaIIIOInian recently by enc OF his great bursts Of
speed al Ils tape Mouton a new recruit has
mcfheu W INTO a fast sLTfnter and IS looked on
= a sood second 10 Hargrave' and nossiblv the
Selter man al the one-huTil yard dash He has
cone o;lO nat several times in comnefttion Long
- 4i9stsr SSa promising slrinter as is Arnsten.
agalhst Shlck, l~ightner and HaiRh of Harvard
dlle sprints ought to be remsrbabS fast this year
Inc quarter mile run viii and Dixon Boardman
ssaln on the track for Yale aher seasor's law off
ais pracuce Work this week has been fair and he
ought 10 approach his old time OF O:4g as
Sumulated by their recent success over Neu-York
University. columba's pItyers are preparfng
sssicuously for their Forthcoming dual matches
WIN fsle and Princeton. The Tiers viii ne played
~ the columbia courts on South Field on Safir-
oag' and Yale VIII be Columbia's OPPONENT on the
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

same courts on May 81. Six single matches and
'nFee doubles will be played in each tournament
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
CINCINNATI.

Totals $50 Is l6 y IA .
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT DETROIT.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

F. A. Laroche. with party OF friends made
preliminary automobile the South RouIe-
ward, Staten Island. Thursday covering meas
ured mile in minute and twenty-one seconds.
His machine was not built for racing but is
high powered touring car. and will be entered to
compete in the speed contest of the Automobile
Club Of America May 81. He will enter one or
more Of MS lighter machines in the 100 mile
stop contest OF May 30. Mr. Laruche was one OF
the pioneer automobile enthusiasts at present
owns several racing and touring cars. and is
stll an active and enthusiastic automobilst- Many
automobile enthusiasts will visit the course
Staten Island this week. where the speed OF
the Automobile Club Of America will be held
May 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

The revival Of general interest in cycling the
increased number Of drivers OF fast horses, the
craze over autonobiling and the love OF fresh air
have done much the public officials 10
give attention the good roads PROPOSE
ton improvements being made in every di-
recIiOn The crowds in Ocean Parkway. Brooklyn;
IN the Hudson County Boulevard. in New-Jersey.
and the throng Central Bridge its way TO
the good roads of Westchester. yesterday, offered
a specra Gle which furnished a grand tonic for dys-
peptics.