New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-20
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
-op AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS.
--c,sroN IN AUTOMOBILE TEST EXPECTED
-o.pAY-HURIsEY AND KRAMER MAY
NOT MEET THIS FALL.

o,srs and manufacturers OF automobiles are
&c forward 10 the report on the reliability
~ n Boston and reClrn. which is expected TO be
- for publication by the Automobile Club of
..,ica to-day. The committee has been hard at
a., and il was said that the report might be
80 tlis afternoon. Secretary Butler has been
= oorrespondence with the officials who went on
~ siHerent machines. and It is animated that
o-al Of the automobiles whose owners expect TO
,s,e a perfect score viii be disagreably sur
,s.s Some Of the machines were raced regularly
tt,ueen the controls. Others. when the drivers
tssrS that they had arrived close TO the station
~ ahead Of the proper time. made detours through
re- country turned back deliberately and then
w. ,s into the control with the other machines
sose drivers had been more careful 10 observe
The rules
II has been expected that the match race between
hurley the amateur champion. and Kramer the
rrossssional champion. would take place at the
rsnsburg track near Newark. next Sunday but
.o- some reason the match has again been post.
ronsd. These Two bicycle riders have shown them
slv,s 10 be in q class by themselves. and as none
!, the amateurs have been able TO make Hurley
"A bis hest lively interest has been felt IN hts meet
,rr with the professional champion. In case the
rss does not Jake place al Naisburg the men
nav meet al Madison Square Garden during the
winter While Hurleys friends do not predict
nat the New-York Athletic Club man will be able
10 defeat Kramer. they think the latter must be
G bis best 10 WIN
In rates IN boxes, in wagons. in carriages or
Nh leash along the street to-day upward Of
srtsen hundred dogs OF high degree will be seen
d, their way 70 the second annual bench show OF
the ladies' Kennel Association Of America at
Madison Square Garden. All day yesterday the
work Of clearing away the debris left by the Pro-
fessional Woman's League and the erecting of
benches 10 accommodate the canine stars was GO
ing on and by noon everything Will be in readiness
for their reception That the coming show VIII be
success is apparent The entry list is a long one
sides special prizes silver and gold cups medals
and other trophies. The show viii be representa-
Tor among the entries will be found Americas and
Europe's winners from the small Pomeranian TO
the huge ST. Bernard
Albert C. BostWick one of the governors OF the
Automobile Club OF America, who is in Dr. Bulls
private hospital under treatment for absoess Of the
head was resting easily yesterday. 1t was said at
the hospital that he had passed a comfortable
night and was doing well
Candidates for the annual fall rowing regatta at
Columbia have already started daily practice from
the Columbia boathouse at One-hundred-and-
ff,eenth-st ana Riverside Drive under the drec-
ton OF Edward Hanlan. the rowing coach. and r
B Bartholomew, captain Of the varsity crew.
There Is a good crowd of 1896 men on hand. and
Hanlan thinks he will have an unusually fast
freshman eight this year. About thirty freshmen
rOE daily but yet in no settled order. The
makeup Of the sophomore and junior crews follows
Williams: No 4 Eaton; No 5. Eaton: No. 6 Willis
No Wheeler; stroke, Pierrepont; coxswain, Peck
Bsrnuth: No. 4. 5. II. STOW: No 3 Haneman; No
I'll s. Maeder No. 2 Fraser: stroke, Updike; cox
swain, Meyers.
Since Fordham and Columbia met on the grid
iron recently number OF the formers men have
been laid UP. O'Tooles bruises about the head
have kept him ever since on the college inhrmary.
Black will not be allowed 10 play again this season.
on account Of HIS injured knee. Glennon. the heavy
centre. is clutches. His ankle was badly
had the tendons Of his shoulder badly strained. but
has remained IN the game Maloney, Of the Villa
Gays game was able 10 return home few days
Howard Allan Keeler, 'OS. College. has been elect
Cd captain u the varsity at Columbia for this
year Keeer is able player. having played in
The intercollegiate championships the last two
years. and WAS last December a member Of the
American team which played oxford and Cam
image In the International cable match. keeler
was manager OF the Columbia chess team in 1901
and arranged the most elaborate schedule IL has
ever had
The gold tournament for newspaper men will
axe place al the Fox Hills course. on Staten Isl
ana on Wednesday afternoon.
And as time passes and nothing IS done the con-
Mcton becomes stronger that there will be no
american League baseball team on Manhattan ISL
tho next summer
The proposed 1oo-Inile bicycle road races on Long
tsand were postponed yesterday until next sun
~s On account OF the muddy roads.
LASKER WON IN FORTT-STI MOVES.