New-York tribune., 1903-04-13
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Less Roscdyism at Baseball Games
City College Games.
AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL.

Credit Is due to President Harry c. Pulliam Of
the National League for the regulations he has
made IN the baseball rules this 70 stop
rowdyfs1n a the games. For the last few years
TOO much OF IL has been allowed 70 take place
and as result. besides spectators having to listen
70 language that would be unfit for barroom,
players often gave that they were or
6ered from the field. greatly Gripping their teams
chances. When umpres gave decisions that dis
pleased the players they even attacked and
received bodily injury. President Pulliams regu-
lations promise TO put stop to this rowdyism and
add much interest 10 the sport
A new system OF athletics has been instituted at
the College Of the City OF New-York a joint ath-
1etc committee Of the alumni and faculty will have
<,Il control OF athletics. The committee has
ranged for & set OF indoor games to be held at
the 22d Regiment Armory on April 3. AS this is
-be first affair under the system, every effort
4. being made make it the biggest success Of the
years college contests. Five hundred dollars was
voted for prizes, which are to be geld fobs and
diamond studded pendants. 1t was decided to in
z1te teams from the various colleges and
g special match TO settle the intercollegiate
dispute between Schick. of Harvard. and Moulton
qsnfs inciudes open contes5s-seventy dash
novice: 7eyard dash handicsp sosaTd run. handi-
+uo rnile bicycle race handicap. and a one mile
TSaY Ta4 sS sTdP run nosss erd Se
run mile interciass relay race and special IN
ritarion races
There will be a meeting Of those interested in
ths formation Of the National Cricket Association
Of North America next week. Delegates are ex-
pected from the following leagues and associa-
tons: Associated Cricket Clubs Of Philadelphia,
Metropolitan District Cricket League. New-York
Cricket Association. Chicago Cricket ASSOCIATION,
Northwestern Cricket Association Montreal cricket
II is proposed that In addtlon 70 tne regual I5
bership OF leagues and associations there sn9old I
be an associate membership LOT l1oi'iuuai ciiOA
eters-
sTo, a1y,T,;c lang
VIII send abroad this summer has arranged sew
eral trial matches TO be played in Philadelphia De
fore the eleven sails One Of these games VIII oe
PE9iaSelTbis This civ and Raltimore n r. Cobb.
c H Clarke and F F Kelly have beeh invite"
10 represent this city on the team
As the championship schedule Of the Metropolitan
District Cricket League will be limited TO HVe
clubs this year several additional games VIII nave
10 be arranged TO fill up open dates. Two inter
city matches with Philadelphia have been suggest
ed for August at Philadelphia ana soepIeIllpt ~
ls n Iis So cs ~ ~ stu-eer The Metropolitan District
Cricket League and the New-York Cricket Ass9Gia,
clubs against one from those in New-Jersey
One Of the most interesting features OF the Dur
land Company horse show. held last Week was
the performance Of Heatherbloom, the champion
high Jumper owned by Howard Willetts and rld-
den by Dick DonneIly. At the close OF the eA-
hfbition on Thursday evening the bars were piaced
mat from the easy manner in which Heatherbloon
cleared The bars he could haze DTGKeil Hts Maar
oneck X Y who has trained and ridden Heatnel+
bloom in all his engagements. and VINO rooe nm mn a a.
made his record Of feet eight inches, eISe 4S
Duriand horse show on Tuesday evening
Police renorts show that depressions and other
bad spots in the streets have increased lately Al
re Tenderloin station alone. it is said 40 reports
have been made by policemen since MaTch 10 - Ill
Fourteenth 70 Forty-secOnd-st, IN flI1h-aNe-' ~
are large number OF bad places whlch III On On
storms are filed with water, making the ROADWAY
sn,.sr N he made I'D of a succession OF miniature
lakes Other thtroughfares are nearly as odo ~
Thfrrx-foIrtl1-st Broadway and Sixtn-aFe, la
four or five places which are saio - md
-ecflr resnonsible for more than one runaMa!! 80
v6jcb 80 len reported daily for the last Two
weeks Az Twenty-thrd-st ano - tri,a Of
ynsn[ o+bar well used crossings. Cycnssts anu anu
automobile drivers unite in condemhhs 'i7 ~
oition Of the streets
The Roval Arcanum Club has arranged 'ne .o.. %
lowing schedule Of visitations TO be nlaoe = IL
dub April l3. Celtic Council; April -, -.
April 15 Our: April 1e. Hancock; APrii ~, eanrii
April 21 Sspokancar: April p DeItlIoatIi4. az
& Guardsnt The club will hold It's annual '
On April % at Colonial HAN
The Century Wheeirnen announce the foIo"lhs
schedule f entertainments: April Is, exhioiuoh =,
fancy hiuiar5 shots by Miss May Knarius; APrii
e smoker: April q, the Century Wheellieh .
NipstreIx IN club theatre; April 25 secono perIO m
aroe Of the minstrel show; May iny1tauoh bfo
graph run to Mornngside Park moving MsT fs
OF members avheeI be taken en- IoISe: 49, +''
ladies' TI,n 10 Lohbauer's Hotel. West chester
ENGLISH AUTOMoBlLiST TO hNoe-
60 -. .be English automobile driver. is
20 come 10 this country In July. ne t -