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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-17
RULES FOR MOTOR WAGONS.
AUTOMOBILE CLUB DEFINES TEST
or COMMERCIAL VEHICLES.
Contest Committee Issues Prospectus Sub
Ject 70 Amendment-Divisien Int
Four Classes-Seventy-nv Per Cent.
Of weight Of Motors 10 he Carried.


Of Weight Of Motors 10 he Carried
just how the Automobile Club Of America
proposes to test comparatively commercial
motor vehicles In their two days OF trial 10
this city on May 20 and 81 appears from
prospectus issued by It's Contest CotpDioss
yesterday. The conditions announced therein
ore stated to be merely tentative with view
to drawing forth suggestions for amend
ments to the ruleS before they are finally
adopted and promulgated.
As heretofore published the contest In TO
be open to business motor wagons OF al
motive powers. which are to be required to
cover two circuits Of O twenty-mile course
each day. the route being laid out to inciuoe
both uptown and downtown streets.
Vehicles OF each motive power are 10 be
divided into four classes, according TO dead
weight TO be carried. and this dead weight
may consist OF any material contestant
may prefer. but must be at least rs per cent
OF the weight Of the vehicle In addition to
the driver and observer The classes are
established as follows First class. $50
pounds; second class. 1000 pounds; thir q
class. $500 pounds: fourth class. 10000
pounds.
The run the FIRST day will be q nonstop
affair. SO far as street traf1c conditions viii
admit The second day. however. stops
will be compulsory. their number being hxed
as IOuOWs. rlTbt boCohio oAeos Nohoo~'
100 stops: third class. 20 stops: fourth GLASS.
10 stops Non-penalzed stops are to be
permitted the electric wagons I or rechars-
ing and the steam vehicles for "a king. on
water, three hours for the former and thirty
minutes for the latter each day. The gsso-
lene machines must run without stop. The
time consumed by the electrics and the
amount OF current taken viii be recorded
against them. Ampere meter and volt
meter readings will also be taken each day
before and after the run and before and AFTER
The system Of awards places the three
motive powers in direct competition With
one another II will be based on the hrst.
second and third best perfor mances In each
class on q classification alone by dead weight
carried. Gold, silver and bronze medals will
be tho prises, and In addition each contesting
wagon will receive q certificate OF It's per-
formanoes. By this system the medals In 9
single dead weight Class may be distributed
among wagons OF all three motive powers
or one power may win oil three. In previous
reliability contests IN this country contestants
have invariably been segregated into motive
power classes so far q the awards have
zone.
Estimates Of the relative merits Of per:
formanoes are TO be based on economy OF
operation and time consumed IN COVERING
the course within the legal limit Of eight
miles an hour. The amount OF fuel con-
sumed will be measured to ascertain the cost
OF operation Der ton mile.
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University q Rechesterp Baseban Schedule

RocsksrER. March IA large number Of
new men have handed their names In as
candidates for ths university baseball team.
The showing of soms az thsse msn In their
indoor work gives promise OF great things.
rhe ma naser announces that good schsdule.
Including an extended Eastern utp. has been
arrsnas1 and the outlook for the snsuins
seasoh II extremely bright. The schedule
follows:
IHgrepee University, at Rochester; May o. Mon
college, I. Roshs.,sr q hsmil,on colless a. hcsn
ton college at Clinton. u, Colgate ccileee a. Han
il,on. q nlon celisEs q, sssss:S,sdi y, saas .,
Vermonl ., Burlington. ~ Nerwich ceiless, al
Norhhsld: ~ -. IAswnes Oniyessly, o Canton
College, 81 Rochester.
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FORM AWRY ON POOR TRACK.
True Blue THE WINNING FAV-
ORJTE AT NEW ORLEANS.
p,,.,e Backed From 80 to I 10 Thirties
chief OF the Good Things to Land
Georgia Gardner Another Out.
der 10 Win-Worthington Improves.

-GeOrRlA shTuuCE Au0tuSI Out
sder 10 Win-Worthington Improves.
WV ORLEANS, March ie.-The track was
4, noor shape for racing to-day. It being
,'nde, water on the rail while In the centre
=, vas mmpy and dry. The day was the
De-, of the spring meeting OF the New LOUISE
.,a Jockey club. The stewards after
,horough investigation have decided to
,s.tore 10 full privileges the horses Of James
paher,son. Jockey Fuller was fined $50 for
f,iinr TO keep his engagements on Friday
last
Warrington who won the last race to-Iay.
u,. beaten a sixteenth Of a mile In the first
,,c,, on Saturday. To-day he was = Wild
horss and never was In trouble. Jockey
phllips who rode Lady Alberta. was sus-
rsnded until the race was investigated
rrre Blue an odds-on favorite In the opening
,rert. broke in front and was never headed.
winning in a gallop by two lengths from
Whi'more
pirate. who was played for killing in
cha second race, managed TO deliver the
Goods She was played down from so to
10 so to / at post time. Safeguard was
10 , favorite and showed the way until
Te par hf io sfi'f S out 70 the end
rinuing in a hard drive by head on the
post Class Leader was a distant third.
Iofter was the favorite In the third race
yeIasquez made all the pace and won IN q
,alHn from Aratoma, who found no dim
Guilty in securing the place from Dutch Carter
on Ziri and lack Ford In the fourth race and
win by length and half Girl, the sood
thing and fsvorite in the race. showed the
way until twenty yards from the wire. whenh
Munro brought The Bronze Demon up with
The fifth race was taken by Georgia Card
rer v no was as good as is TO ! In the betting.
damon. who rode. Iatson. the even-money
stts%Rted ,b to fs.t tns soed s.Sins
IAtson showed the way until the head OF
he stretch sep pos Salmon sss swun 20
This gave Georgia Gardner an advantage
which she held TO the finish.
F,r,, Race-Five and q half furlonSe-True
Rue a., ics even ana 20 , -Sa coIa
brntur.. Ran After. insosnce, BADGER and Master
'u second sssn ' Rsee-one mile-P1rsse, los Diam
80 10 1 and 10 to l. won; safeguard se H, uies, !.
!, TO AM and 10 j. third Time. i:ss Duke Ds.h
svsy. Fair Lass. Lady Mistake and F'on Levy
IN Third Race-seven uriongs-vclasqus.. ITO
snpsn' 10 81, and 'ne 20 esen Second PuSS Carer 10
l sns. Kin. 70 h. req AaS L1n %i and
S.Sss g sss "a. %
E S.nnon 70 70 s HnS s e ' R.s.
H., Kiss quick and Henry Of Frans,amsI avg ran;
Fifth RAce-One mile and quArter-Geofeis
si g .nd ri e ..so sSn Ad:o
Ia; ia Albert Lee, Charles d. and svordsmAa
Fulle1. 4 20 and 70 g. won: ka'ls Sieecns. g g
Ss 10 9 =, and ,nS 'feo mira k'I 9Ins :y i
Mss Aubrey and Lady Alberta also nan.
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Coward !;
Good Sense
Shoe

Not a new shoe.
Thirty years and more in
the public eye. Growing in
favor every year.
Known as the shoe that
I" fits all over the foot.
Comfort for man, grace for
woman, right-shape for child.
all in the Coward Shoe.
SOLD NOWHERE ELSE.
JAMES 8. COWARD,
2<S-27t Gfeenwieh ST., nearwsren st..N.Y.
Mail Orders Fillsl.
BEND FOR CATALOGUE.
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shsss ssd tho oldest 10 che Dasisad ehos
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Yhs Interstate hockey sams bssvesn
the PeIy,~chnir Preparatory School t~sm of
nsoekiyn and the fitisbars Hish School team
90 formally declared 81 yesterday by Man
sset Edward shes ~ the felysschnie team
IN. reason siysn sas that the pi,isburysTs
.lsLsd 10 take th~if team from the sehools ~
the sity snd not fran tl,e fIstsbMs hlsh
500 tbs I.shs Island lntss-shslssiie tsnss,
Lad aos i~sL reafsitsd from any etbss sshos'l
ihs bfoeklyn msn.ssrnsn' seuia n"' ssfes
Ia tkls
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800 H 80 fsttsas "a 49, 80 az sttff
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sBAMROcK,s FIRST DIP TO-DAY.

.spsdsl Cable DsspaeA 70 TEE sun.

SbfodI tuUS Dsspu't" ~ fa@ Se'
BELFAST, March ia number OF Royal
Ulster yachtsmen will start for Glasgow to-
nixht To witness the launching OF Shamrock
III AT the yards OF Denny Bros at Dumbarton
to-morrov. Col sharman Crawford. vice-com-
modore Of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club. and
Nj Hugh NJ McGildowney. who were With
Sir Thomas Upton In America during the
races two years ago. will probably be among
ovine TO the death Of his sister. Hon. Hugh
Kelly. secretary OF the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club will not be present
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Al san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Ie--Hainsun vas the
only favor1te 10 land At Oakland this astsrnoon
SheIlmount ana Grail. both contenden IN the nfth
and sixth respectively. were Nan half eosen
kngths at the starr.
! INST Race-Sil furiongs-Pupil. ia fbohnd,
"a 10 & won; Father Wcntker. III Donovan). u
20 /, second: Presttks e6 a. WLsoa,. y 70 =
third Time. l:te}i. Glbrahsr. 1000 ESenoes'
SAlver and Jend also ran. ..
Thatcher, los d<wtsl. 1. to I. won; LAZY VIII
iGs Il. Jackson, o TO q. second: fineusser. -
tsonn.rl 10 D. third. Tine. I:Z Cansjo.
trssnocs. c.Gake, Hickumbob and Tulsse aiso
nn 49, - ..
Tnlrd Rsce-rour furloas.-psns'. " ds.ts';
80 l. won; Young Pepper. i0 IL yscksonl.
i, second: Tsnnhsussf. 100 tBcessr, z 70 :,
tb,rd Time 00. Padua. Ar APpleby. Ambenh.
Fthel Abbott and Ncko also ran.
four,h Rsoe-ons nils and % ys.ds -pdssss,
H; o.s sssns sso !.eoss d.sssS.. 10 &C. ;.oss.
no / third. Time. lta VI Foass also rae.
ffih Racs --'u,uniE sogrss -hainssn -
dpoWsni To 10, won: " chihuahua, ~ bonnen.
ITO /. second; Mirseie, iop Knapp. ~ " L. third.
Tine. rs Jennie Hughss, DeciAimer. hynAd.
bAbref and shellnouni ALSO ran.
Nrih Race one m,le-Rsrklyfts. 10 Rrtss.
MA , 10 o. von: Fowst King. ios Poyenl, 70
20 / second. Nigretts, o. dsnnnsrp, 10 10 third.
nn,. ia sns1. Billy Lyons asa Gran Ass
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GOLF.
Clas Captains at Princcton-New Wing
ct Baltusrol.


Work has been started on q new wing OF
the Baltusrol Golf Club. 3sx5s feet, which
will connect the main house with the squash
courts and billiard rooms. The lower portion
will be reception hall and the upper floor OF
the wing Will be used for additional lockers
and baths.
Tom ve,n has suoceeded viii Chisholm
a professional TO the Arsdsle Golf Club.
Fast Orange The course has been extended
and will be opened for the season on May 80.
The south Orange Field Club will be ready
. month earlier. The new ground a. soo onarsa
10 4. 600 Yards and new bunkers have been put
in on the seventh and eighth holes.
Captains have been appointed at Pnnceton
70 select the class teams to compete Tor TIE
0eor9e r. Brokaw trophy. now held By the
junior class. The captains are: isoA J. p
Reinhsrt. and isos. louis N. james. The
varsity team wiz be selected from those who
The list will be about the same as last year.
but James may make the team.
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~; !. -: =; :: 80:
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no ell sali siss prss Stns fss ssas, hes s->a
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fas aaa,s.i, sl,isi y 60 ss a.. q, Is.s.as, ~
Lass. I'D .i'a .s a. - =. X. r.. ' "a. %
stili tsii,sti ~ 81 isasF fsis.
80 s..a sks , . ~tl.l,s.. 1870
. ss.s a. 1..- ~ il tsi".s Is has = .sssSsa
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- Fssi llill lhlt siffsi
49, af,s.is b ssrisfu $40 a. nffafIfsa ~ sac
sssss.l "a ash ~ tee ftfsth afassthffi.a
49, y SEA NJ faffH sraf tffiftslsnal ns
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rs'.ss n.s,l,1 90 ysiss.tlysf - sl.s.s.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-17
Bswiing Games To-aight.

Manhattan Borough-Hahem Circle. Smithsonias
and Clipper, a. the Horkve alleys.
Rtveruide LAaGue-PhOnil, Cortnthian ana SPAR
tan, at the Riverside alleys
Nomingside LEAGUE -.Aurora, Buffalo and New
Jersey, Of Csmmann's alleys.
Harlem Navy League Bohemian Boat Cub
rriendshlp Boat Club and ATLANTA Boat Club. 81
Thum kahlsdorfs alleys.
National League -Rosevills A. a. ~. Union. 81
Bank Gerks League-Amenoan Exchange Ne.
tionAi Rank. First Nssional Bank and J. p. Moreaa
Co., Of the Broadway alleys.
North side National League-Empre. Dipper and
Hawthorne. at Martens alleys.
New York lnterclub League-Sev YoIl a. G; ".
alleys Catholic Club v. Century Wheclmen. q!
the Catholic Club alleys; Caiedcnan Club W. Owl
Club al the Calcdonian Club alleys.
Ehler's Spnng-FAmous Prospect Huls and PM
Avenue, at Ehier's Fifth avenue alleys.
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H. q: :, s:.' - s':ssa
~. sSeysr:. 10

ssss:f q. s:-ss :s' H. sins s.%..sasisas
noon In the women tournament. Ioliins the highest
n Ss 70 ds sna 'Ss econa o .ss
Mr. sIH qoS 81 sPD'
Ara.ley L.dles-Ms W..sfmsn. ,,s: Nm. he.le..
h hUI MS is r0t Tossl. Ssi' n' '''' ms
Rp, Van wlnkie L4diss.Mr,: schweis; ITO; Miss
"a Ms. Georsi ie3. Total. e17.
Ara..y I.desL isSoy waterman. Sans ,,s Mrs M...r
MS MIS-: Rogers. its; Mrs Lemon. 100; Mrs. Ense-
nN BnmsfcI LadiesoHs oes.lns lIs; Mrs su,or IFS;
Ms. Kls,el io5; Mrs Knei 100: Mrs, WIN. lis.
Rip. Van Wrinkle. Lsdies-MH. Sehwe!s. o.; Miss
ssah ls q Sso nj, H. H kTS os o Ms p'usA''
e s.: M R Rss ios III S Nv x s'if'
Men CT Championship toarnsmens The Commercial
League team won three games The scores:
Commercial .Le.sus"vGesiand, lss: MerI. los;
Wllliams, 40: Mccoy. 2oe Buck. 80 Total, 50
K1sa ~ fs Greer rs o1o s ~ .s ss
c.uuo,., sSSoNp , ohsn ia. M.r, ,s7.
Williams H isc Mccoy. 10; BSsE, Us. To,.i, sos
ssss fsGs' cree. s dro.s 1o
Commercial Lessue..yr.sland, III: AeItr. - III;
N RsnH Gers ss HiGs M SSSo Il. Spn
Sioddard. i7t Greer. i+o Gross. los' Total sSs
Club In The National League tournament are not
SS H s. %SsH q ss fq.' . ,ne ia
scores:
N.sionAi.Bsusr so7; Rose, so7 Eek. 49, cshoou.
ny,sss. H. a%.s. b s.; 4s 81. ' =: 1855
Nonh-p.u.I: , ~ Ro: s.1 81, Eek 100 o.hoon
,'l s:t 81 1e' - SS:!,.e s.s.n. ,s.
N.,.on.s.uer ~ Rose sea- ss; Eek. i,s c.hoon.
A1S sssAD 1ss 1m: ss D ~ TOLL 1'n' %
ropoIi..p tSafn.mens q BIooilyn a., niSs, ana
ss'' va: the FEATURE: m. scores;
=. s Ss: is rom sS'I IL TO- Butte
y.5us.nLsoos%et y. 1o Esle5 T., i"i Butte
r,s:s r.. Sss!: II '; Tss. j. il Cohen ''
poee.e-Moa.u. 80; Jssosa,. ISL: Cohen. ~;
wSs T.. HcSr', r. .n go' a. e. 1oe.vood TO-
zimmsi. iss: Henry. Isl. Total. 800
no Aisonquns wen, down before the Premiers
men, s e SsTerss .iey. ss night. TIE score:
A,sessu.nvy,s.essf.n .: - seymour. ,ss Gum.
Pfymer-rahsI, III: Goldberg, 119; Dawson.
sDcoxp oAnI
IL. ss: : Il s$!S IS -, ~, o e'as
holI. les Schwarje. is7; Severs, 49, Total. eos
fMRp oAnI.
pIemler-rishsi, iso Goldberg, lsi; Dawson.
Roscd aie-beilner, is6; Hahnenfeid, M Buch
holE, isi; SChwarje. aQ: Sewers. iss Total. DO
nons In the Manhattan Borough tournament a.
the York,tl lie alleys last night. The scores:
uRsT oAM
Gotham-Helee, ST.. 49,; Hetles Jr;' w. busoh.
iS7 sowsde. lsS Schnohte, ies Total s+s
Cannon -Sohlrmeister, i7e: Crocol 49, Edmsnn,
i1E Weber. iea: L. Hoppe. ios. Total ~.
sRcoNp oAMR.
Cannon -Sehirmelster i<2: Croooll, 1@ Eidmann,
49, Weber, $50. L. Hopper. i1s; Total, eoI
Constitution -Bseh. lfa. Schilhng, lee; honsees,
i7i White, is: Low. lu. Total. 81.
rHiRD oAME,
Gotham Heles, ST.. 1911 HeieS, ~. ~: Busch.
3oi; SoWade. 10; Schnchte. 2oe. Total. SIS
ConsutItion 10; SchilnnG, ieo; Aouses,
iei: White. i27 Low. 10. Total. ~.
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..sl a. el.ss as a. sls 49, sss . 80
=. '... 49,. 4, 49,. :. .- !. l.. ~. 80 ~.
~ Z Z. 49,, -. ~. s- e e.
80 !. ~. 49, 49, = 49,
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90 ,s.sa = 49, &c 49, - 90
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Sssd,rsu's sasspssss Wis., n sss's.


P.ns March 10 In the race for the Prx
d'Ou,er,ure to-day Mr.. W x Ssndsrbih's
EdnA nnlshsd second Tho rsos sss won
BY Coan, DC saint PhAils's Chsmbss Nor
N pfsyfuss Parl-lsnns sss third
o, Nr Vanas,bil,'. ciesesiss N Drey.
tg,', Lust usru sss second and n thasoa's
tslpluss third
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pionshIp tournament arc In sympathy with Joe
Arnold In his great efor to land the much sought
for houon, and after the crack southpsw had
defeated Noact and Sherwood at the White E's.
plant alleys last night. the large crowd which
witnessed the games chesred the winner These
two senes completed half OF Arno,ds schedule.
The scores:
nnsr sERIn-nas1 oAxH.
Ssss Missed .v.I,.rSo. TO- f !! Arnold: .' !"
xo.es.......s 's'S sSsI Arnold Sa .......ss, 80
xo.es......,. A1 III Arnold - 100
NS Si...d .p.1. 1Sd.e 10 Arnold 800"
,SS sss,.ss ,' a.e Ssr''d '''
'"' ssooxpl srsIn- uRsr oANH:
Sherwood 3 : ! 9 S 81 xe.ss--.s Z Il 81
shsr~ood.' . ! Iv, ~, s ss:s. - "
sherwood: II so.si----" - ~
sAs5xoed =. /. ri so.sE---.' - :"
sherwood. ,ss So.as.-.-... - 10
sAs,x.s s =. :. ,sG.rs =. ia
Average PER rsme-Sherwood, fss 80 Nosek,
Ump,re-J. steiner Scorers. Misch-
THIHp sHaIEs-rIHsr oAhs
Arnold. 4 j. g. rs ss Sherwood. 3 Z n
Aro'd..'...' sni Il s ssa; - ia
Arnold. 8 SO "a, sher~ood..-.t rs
Average per 70 me--Arnoid IA: Sherwood. in,A
umpire-J. Steiner. scorer-S hisch
% n.s e; . :. e: s: :ss
resulted as follows;
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Hor Mx.ROUND BOUT.

~ C,,,anas a. "Crseksy'' Deyie Battle
HARD. WIN Hsasrs Even. In Phafsde'pese'
PK1rApsLPHTA, March ia good crowd
fllsd the Washington Sporting Club to-
nisht to witness Q dx-round contest be-
tween Tim Callahan and 'Crockey' Boyle.
The bout went the limit and proved to be
one Of tho best Affairs Of it, kind held In this
CITY in some months. The feet that Boyle
has met such men a. Young Corbett. Terry
NcGovern, Joe Bernstein, &c, made him
the favorits with the sports, who waeered
that Callahan would not outpoint him.
Their Judgment was al right. e Gala han
had ali he could do to sustain his own repu-
In the first round the. men were very
cautious and did considerable spsrring,
not . telling blow oenS soorsa; In In seS
q bang and mixed Il up In royal style,
Callahan rot TO the wind With the left.
but reosived q vicious counter on the jaw
which sent him almost across the 1ng
iefts TO the Wind and heavy right on the
marx. Boyle allowed courage and did not
mind the crnashes. Callahan vas all over
BOYLE in the third. He orscksd 'Crockey
twios on the ear With svincs and jsboed
did some rushinS. but vss INST With . Ieft
hook on The chin that almoa esnt him
flying. BoyIs toward the end had the
better Of u: s.chs3eS I'd I'd h:d In a, En-.
without 8 rsturn In The fourth. In the
mis-ups Of which thsrs we're plenty. Beyis
forosd Callahan 20 canch. Boys sfteI
isndins sifly on the jay rscslvsd . hard
uppsrca or he f.: d - soEsS ,,. ssso; q
in he nfsh. BAT could not 81 out Of ths way
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no too las no ti@e W ,s; ss,h. c;lls.
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