New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-02

p O. Belts
PRESIDENT OF the Federation OF American Motor
cyclists.
year he sought to organize the arst Anner i9i
i ,rge4FTcye4e Siun and issued cau that brought
away from its stated purpose. and. against Mr.
organization styled the Associst5 A4srcs 211
toreycllstS- Mr.. Belts IS a native Of New-Orleans
many years He is now the editor Of the motor
and bicycle publications published BY the Good
York Motorcycle Club and The Abba M5Io-cvcIe
qua and was one Of the founders OF the Metropolis
ifa eLS ~ SlT9. He IS also delegate Of the Asso-
There IS much interest IN the Election Dav races
10 be held at the Meadow Brook Club on the
Hampstead Plains. There viii be I'VE races gem
uenen riders competing. Some Of the best steeple-
chase horses owned at the Meadow Brook and
Rockaway hunts. the Great Neck Club the Gene
see Hunt and the Country Club Of Westminster
will enter. Larry" Waterbury. the well known
poloist viii ride OF the Gould entries; Monte
s1y f re &c. G5 Lfy Fyne 4-Iae{ ara II case
Belmont, IT., will have the pick Of the horses.
The indoor athletic season in Brooklyn will be
opened at the f7th Regiment Armory. Narcy-ave..
Hayward and Lynch SITS. the night Of Novem-
Der ~ with attractive programme. under the
auspices Of Company q that regiment Follow
Ing viii be the contests: One-hundred-yard run,
handicap; 5O0-yard run. handicap; 6y0-yard run.
~ ne s-b Rari-ef. -i f@vcIa ~ &c "a b1r5i
cap, closed TO members OF the Military AtnieIC
League; one-mile relay race open % Indian League
teams Of four men. Amateur Athletic Union and
Military Athletic Leasue rules viii govern the
ceptional value will be awarded Entries close with
Sergeant Joseph Desch At the arrnory, and !. J.
T 1,td5itI- 3
\ class polo match viii be played at Van Cort-
landt Park on Election Day. beginning at 230
o. n. for cups which have been given for the pur-
pose. There will also be, as usual, general play
on the second field. The Squadron coach viii leave
the Savoy Hotel at I p on that day. There VIII
be no play on Saturday. November :, the playing
DAYS being Tuesday and THURSDAY ! ne ta ma i
with West Point has been postponed NJ reXt SlTlns
~ mutual consent Then two m maJ5aeS VII , 09
the regular spring match AZ W c4L Fo-I-I'
At the swimming races OF the New-York Ath-
Ietic Club to b held at the clubhouse n Ien-ra-
PARK South on November i. the contests VIII ue'
Northumberland handicap; -5-yard novice o--
go invitation and water pCI5. eXhlrltion game
aV5lsrded in each contest The entries close on No
ys-5ber 1 win Charles /. Burnham' secretary
Central Park South.
The tie chess match between Roething, the rep
-ose,+atrve Of the New-YUrk State Chess Assocla-
ron and Phillips. the representative OF the Man
haitian Chess Club. was decided On FRIDAY evening"
v-rs-, Roething by winning his second game, also
- ~ match as il was a contest Of Two games
IN The final game q Ruy Lopez. opeI-ed oS
the winner. phillips got a rather l-iai-oF postum
had to give up the exchange and AFTER Nl-It'
eight moves the game \ NauoHat masters lou
nev has lust been finished 81 Kew. Russia. IEeie
Vere nineteen competitors 1sea-5oFlA Won -ls rs
r-ize and young student EerI7'e-5- ne st.oL-l
The German expert J. Mics ended ms engage
with simultaneous eNn-lllioh as.---'s- let- 15
plavers of the clue Mics l,-a-tl lal--t - -
brilliantly at JlTze~ -s w." Ts-c - I1-4ars a.
two There W. go q .a ,T- ,-esfe-ia Wien NIieses
the Manhattan -Hs-7 .---.-i, 80
4
I'm Who was scheduled 20 play The German -
l,-t- be,0r irteursed -ffesas LOST the toss for
49, sr5 re- led anon his fave-tt5 SiciIl1 defence.
gy5tch EttinGer conducted on soneN hat novel e7.
3geo-rfour moves Ettlnee~ MANAGED 70 hold his
antagonist wei qntii r. oEeE-ogf-- q c.-,' m ne
g29is after forty-five moves.
The third annual cxhi5it Of the Ladies Kennel
ASSOCIATION Of America will open ct Madison
square Garden al o'clock Oh TUESDAY morull 3
ur5er auspices and conditions that promise even
more success than has attended either o. lis W.
r,aoedirg shows. The entry lists represent total
NJ nearly seventeen hundred dogs q al representa-
tive breeds entered by the best Known k55inf.s o.
ne country from Boston, New CTE ana Fu-lac
I iir5 Ouli5- eTfIf- 81 this associa-ion the r-ze
LIST IS sufficiently large TO command lie f9SIL
49, -tl- ~ f.Ilr DAYS bra which time. notWith-
7i -E y f7-5abis stzc Of the e-try list and
81 na5sg ' is mo who's II is divided it is le
I.eved that the judges VII have ample tine fo-
judgement in making the awards TIE CLASSIFIED
lists which have al-el 10y been punl-slled, snow \
marked Increase in number OF cifsses over tno-1
Ct last year.
with the grand circuit completed and the meets
II Lexington and Memphis over, the harness horses
from this city are returning from their campaign
ing and the most Of them viii be seen on the
Speedway. Il has been great season Tor the trot-
,e-s and racers Never before have there been SD
many good horses at the top or t-e4r torIn and
new records have been huns Up with a rapid-ty
r,.,-f1aerir, 10 the public. The much laneuted
wind shield has helped. doubt but no 'eontrap-
ton" q wood and canvas can he he'd responsible
for tits years work. And after al many race
record has been made by ho'se '--', mas ie1 the
stretch The bright particular uli5e-E OF tLe sea
son tas Unquestionably been L-o- - ~ pc l't+1
Tee- from tbe time she equaIled AK TINE 81 zJ
= T-.ogr ruo~IFss marx OF 1-a6-z she the
10 her !aI-st ~ "a ber name has ecIipsed