New-York tribune., 1903-01-26
IN THE WORLD SPORTS
Shoe OUer-lNuch In
te'est Displayed.
FOR AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS.

activity yesterday. With the closing of the ex
hibt on Saturday night the various booth owners
and their clerks and statesmen began preparations
Tor the immediate removal of the handsome auto
mobiles and the accessories This work was kept
up good part of the night and all day yesterday,
and last night the Garden presented none of those
scenes which helped to entertain so many thou
sand people during the week. The majority of the
machines were transferred to special trains which
will convey them to Chicago, where another show
will be held next month; but several sold TO people
in this city: We're delivered to their owners
| into the suburbs in the new machines were post
the snowstorIn. The exhibition was the most sue
cessfql one of the sort ever held and the profits
not unlike the enthusiasm Of the bicycle shows Of
how many oldtime " bicycle vi" manufaetureTs " sales
men me- and raGijng men are at present interested in
John T. Brush the president of the New-York
Baseball Club, and President Pulliam Of the Ma
tional League expected in this city to-day. and
may add their individual impressions to the peace
conferences held recently at Cincinnati While the
new leader Of the time Giants may profess to be
who know Mr. brush believe that he is far from
feeling e3ntented The ofiGialS Of the Sew93Tk
lean League will be located in Ibis city, hut
hdent that means viii be devised by which the
plot of ground in Lenox-ave will be secured WEiIe
have been eopeegd to swaoW @ bitter !,op pill g by
money, there is some satisfaction in knowing that
the old organization will now have chance to win
of the war. Sensibly conducted there ought to be
e @ aGT Po an on dass a9d m
respect for contracts and obligations.
As predicted, hockey is fast gaining for itself
place in the sporting world and may yet be
known the national winter game of the United
States. it has long been known In Canada. The
visit of the Montreal team last week demon
strated that the teams in this district, we'll as
those
have yet much to learn from the Canucks. While
the Crescents defeated the visitors, lit must be
admitted that the Canadians had about all of the
bad luck during the battle. The rather easy vic
tory over the Newly Athletic Club
distinct disappointment the followers Of the
winged foot organization. The fact is that the
New-York seven has not played the game so far
this season the individual strength of the team
would seem to make possible. The work
has not been as good as il will be probably later
Still, this team has lost the championship for
two successive years simply because the
were confident when playing with teams not
nearly so strong. In the intercollegiate cham
pionship Yale has two victories and defeats,
while Harvard has won the only game PLAYED.
has lost the only game played, while Brown mas
lost the two games played. AS Brown will meet
the local rink, it looks as if the Cambridge men
ought to nave an easy ume OF II al least IN @ that
signs Of Improvement
the Westminster Kennel Club, which takes place in
the Madison Square Garden February lila viii
be foxhound packs. Many of the leading hunt clubs
in the codntry will be represented in competition
the prize Of $50 in money or plate for
pack Of five couples, in judging which the scale of
points will be strictly adhered to follows:
GIa b0nnS OF 3SseA 1y o0 rGnditfon 9i
fifteen points, and manners ten points The packs
90 S6n69 VIII Tf be T adgd ID @ e. b. Po @ & nd
they should make make good showing eo,,.u.-.
Mrs 81 s MoTT T offers fer ia silver & r bow th5oTgn te
PANEL spa p1pPy P:' bred and exhibted by member
Allan Pinkerton offers 80 in gold for the best
gold for the best French bulldog bitch under six
@ g @ e tine c9 camepon q6 me oe oHp for the
Dr.. q Y Fora Offers special prize OF IS for the
collie with the most typical head, ears and express
6 NJ carnoohan offers $50 for the b, best wire
oo fox & 7rT ri bred ID il m S egsds Of ft5 ns 0S ksn
Of his kennels and sired by any of his smooth
To-day is set for closing the entries, and those
'f9 M tbe u CUB 10 Ron 7o TSwnsend B1iidng No
1123 Broadway, and made 10 james Mortimer
superintendent.
General Roy Stone, in speaking on good roads at
the Automobile Club dinner on Saturday night said:
In every other civilized country than ours, and in
some of the half civilized the rural population has
the advantage of government care of its savings
through the Postal Service. We have constantly
fused il here on the ground that having perma
nent national debt We have good investment for
the deposits. What could be appropriate than
the investment of the farmers spare money in road
Improvement? To do this it is only necessary for
the government TO receive the rural savings pay
the interest upon them and invest the money in
road improvement bonds. It could all be done
appreciable expense or risk TO the government.
''And. looking at the grand result, what could be
letting the farmer build his roads with his
own money and still have that money safe at
free 10 the world forever?
"A great campaign education and legislation for
OF energetic recruits, but veteran may ask
with difference TO the old campaisners whether it
have outlined than one which involves hard won
State and national appropriations and the general
increase Of debt and taxation.
Arrangements have just been completed by the
management of the Columbia track team for the
Mcrningside colleges third annual indoor track
meet open to all college and amateur athletes.
The meet will be held on February 2S i'll the 22d
Regiment Armory. Relay will constitute
the main feature of the games. These will
sist Of: One mile intercollegiate relay-Teams of
four men. each man running a quarter mile Two
mile intercollegiate reIay-Teams Of four men, each
man running a half mile. One mile National Guard
relav-Teams Of four men. each running a
quarter mile. One mile athletic club relay handi-
cap-Teams OF four men, each man running
Quarter mile: open onS to companies Of the 22d
and PENNSYLVANIA are expected 70 enter teams in
the intercollegiate relay races
Lively interest is felt in the handicap pool tour
nament being held the Monta Ik Academy,
Brooklyn. Stoflt and Weston in the lead, both
vyirf and mt def ha