New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-16
IN THE WORLD OF SPORIS
Brooklyn Dog Shos0-SkahHg Sea-
son Opens-IndoOr Games.
AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL.

aNrATFTR AND PROFESSIONAL.
-. s,c7e~s that the Long Island Kennel Club
~ uith az its first annual exhibition at Cler-
mont Avenue Rink last week was extremely graft
wing 20 the officials OF the club and those interest
81 Al dogs generally. On each OF the four days
large number of spectators gathered. and the rink
vas comfortably filed 20 the closing hour The
show was an interesting one. and many valuable
prize winners we're on exhbition Ihat ne SIS
cess ot me snow ni-s faiI 10Y 49, oi, - 49,
containing so many animals as the shows held N
Went eo re rink without seeing at least one good
specimen Of their favorite breed
The indoor skating season IN this city was opened
or Saturday az St. Nicholas Rink. when the goodly
number OF skaters who gathered 10 begin the sea-
eou save promise Of a good winter the ice. The
hockey season VIII soon be OF. opening nearly
month earlier this year than last a meeting OF
the Amateur Hockey League held last week
Al application was received from Brooklyn skat-
ing Organization 20 be admitted 70 membership. Il
Is probable that favorable action viii be taken.
= would give three clubs 70 represent Brooklyn
End the same number 10 represent Manhattan IN
The league. The officers elected were: Howard
Drakely. Crescent Athletic Glib. president; Ben
1arnin n Rhodes New York Athletic Club. vice
president; X Gordon. s.. Nicholas Skating Club
q NeV-york and CI1fford e Dunn skating club
q Brooklyn constituted the executive committee
:, Is 81 q IA "a th a1s4 eane q Nj bs plsTed
the FIRST week of December. The intercollegiate
easnTions1l1 series IS beng eTTanseo ana ne
meet the latter part OF this week and arrange the
seasons schedule
The interest taken in swimming races in the con-
tests held II the New-Tork Athletic Club on sat
urday evening spoke well for this line Of sport ne
snd furnished good sport The management Of the
races was excellent
The first big indoor athletic games in brooklyn
were held Saturday evening. when the annual
contests OF The 18th Regiment were held at the
srmory Many We'll known athletes took part IN
The games. and the large attendance that gathered
vas extremely eraJlfy'lngs Harry l. Human; o.
the star ot cle meeting lie made a new
oELo 1870 l45 - -, NJ On 80
moor ne -ilh tseEra3IlI OF t5TooAlyIl $50 NED
OF he same evening, which were also large
3 attended and furnished good sport
The dates Tor lawn tennis games at the s.. Louis
Exposition have been announced by J. E Sullivan.
director o. sports. The International championship
r. singles Is expected be the feature OF the
nament. when me following contests will take
place on The days set August s. g, 20. IL y and
u Olympic worlds championship singles Cmen}.
Worlds Fair singles and doubles. open 10 members
q cluhs and organizations included in the United
STATES Lawn Tennis Association worlds Fair sin
Eies and 6oUbes. for women Worlds Fair mixed
doubles; Louisiana Purchase championship in sin
gcs for men and women players resident in the
Purchase; inJerscholastic championship. open TO
Students II grammar high and preparatory schools
cept in TIE finals in "a h contest which VIII Be the
vi b psa E ' contests s'e i ~ the f5S
States Rational Lawn Tennis Association VIII gov
O'Clock a n
A meeting o. the au5omobIsts in the Oranges
was held al the home OF Angus Sinclair. at East
OranEe. 10 organize a local consulate q the Amer
icsn Motor League. which President Potter OF
the American Motor League was present The
meeting adjourned 70 meet again AZ the same place
on Tuesday evening. Angus Sinclair. A r. Grow.
1o-161irTae - E-sf aors1if9-.fo, s1S byiavs and
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ard George II Thornton. appointed 10 nOm-
rate officers fo- the new consulate. At the next
meeting permanent organization viii be Effected
and subjects q general interest 70 the automO-
hIEsrs q NeI-Jersey wiu be brought Up
Lamar Lyndon viii deliver lecture az the
Automobile Club Of America on Tuesday at 2
=. N. or The Storage Battery: Its Underlying
Principles and the Causes Of Its Action" illus
FraEed with lantern slides and experimental demon
81 c7r-inuari1- II The first on December or The
Storage Battery; is Practical Operation, Deteri-
Grafton and Management
At the games az the "a Regiment 10 be held
a. the arunory Monday evening next. F. 8 Edwards
and 7. A Sayles. champions q the National
Guard AID holders q many records al three
legged racing VIII ny lower The best mark for
one--aurh ~ a mile ~ this style q running. The
best On the Military Athletic League. and
promise 70 be keeny contested Tug Of war be
rweel company realms VIII he feature al
these sports.
Company 9 OF the 6th Regiment viii hold games
a the arrcry on the evening % November . The
following contests VIII be t-ie5: Six1y-yard run
handicap; 6oe-yard r1-- novice, half-rnEe run
h1n5icsp. one-and-one-hslf-ulile run. handicap:
one--a1e bicycle race. handicap; one-mie relay
race. handicap. and wel scaling contest. Gold
watches and silver cups win be the prizes A
six banner VIII be given 70 the winning team in
Ehe AL scaling contest
Al adjourned meeting Of the Yacht Racing As
soo--t1- q Long Island Sound viii BE held at the
Arena No Il West Thirry-rs--st.. tonight Al $50
O'Clock Amendments % the rules. king pro-
visions Cor 15-foCt 1s-foot 27-foot and a2-f0ot load
Ka-erL.ue restricted classes VIII be presented for
Ec-L--.