New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
nzVIS md ELBERFELD.
Empire City Trotting Track Ath-
Iefio Games-R01cing.

--f.-r.IS -roIpie viii be discussed. ne outcome
.. -. r-s=:IIsz Is looked 70 with much interest
- zocreor OF Justice Groenbaum last week in
-ror.ng Elberfeld 20 play with the Invaders was a
..e-e hloH 70 the National League and the action
- Ju6ge rbclusS. Of the United states CIRCUIT
rcs,r- restraining Davis from playing with the
,ce0-yor,. National League team until August S.
=. tssst v-as a worse one. The Eiberfcid case will
co,,a I'D again to-day when It Is expected that the
National League cub in this city viii make
s.rong fight prevent HIN froIu playing with the
sn-1.caa league
-sc C-i1fs out OF scv.n games played last week,
los, four OF these thyeo out OF tcur were won
~ the pittsburg team. The Giants. in two Of the
ranes that lost 10 the Pirates, met deIeat
~ one run The Giants won t~o games and lost
one 10 Cincinnati The Invaders, out OF hVe games
flavad lost four IN spite Of the fact that Elher-
fed played in q fev OF the games. 1t is unfortu-
rate that the American League club in this city
sa-Iies il s said 10 be payiag lis players and the
snorrs s officials nave mace to get a strong Ilpe ne
= -zs.lt double header is scheduled to be played
today- The Brooklyn team Won three Of its five
games played in the week. To-Tnorrow the Giants
End srperbas win meet At Washington Park
Brooklyn. ano or the following day lne Giants VIII
Play in Philadelphia
Although most y the grand circuit tracks have
announced Ibelr programme for this year. the
Empire City TrottinE Club is tho only one that
has made any radical changes in the plan of rae
ing This club Cor ifE meeting which starts at the
Empire City track on August 10 makes 1t a condi-
tion that all horses which DO not stand for money
after two heats must retire. the third heat being
for the four money winners This. il is believed
will tend 70 decrease the laying Of heats, for the
race will be too short for driver TO take chances
An excellent plan IS being followed by the manage
50 that q horse may start twice in the week For
s ss7S SoIlsrs is offered for the twenty
races Of the week and in addition. there will be
eiose or July r. the first day of the Cleveland
iUE Reeves. secretary, D
West Sxty-sixth-st.. New-Yor
The big Rice ganbit correspondence tournament
Of the PiIIsDury National Correspondence Chess
Association OF Chicago, wherein 225 players are en-
gagged. Is making rapid progress. OF the $50 games
IN the preliminary rounds 1O2 have been decided
Joseph Kahn. OF New-York and J. A. Kaiser, Of
Philadelphia both have won four games straight
IN their respective sections. They will enter the
semi-hnsls
Louis Uedemann Of Chicago. the secretary Of the
Western Chess Association. announces that the
fourth annual meeting Of that organization will be
held the rooms OF the Chicago Chess and
Checker Club. in the Schiller Building. in the week
OF August 1915. There will be the usual champion
snip tournament with prizes ranging from 500 Tor
the first so the fifth. with entrance fee OF
s. Play viii begin August 10 on which day a
minor tournament also will be started On August
3 q major tournament. open TO defeated candidates
u the sectional play of the championship contest
and others win be conducted on the pyramid plan
q regard 10 the chsllenge for the worlds cham
p0nslIy issued by Marshall is that Lasker viii ac-
SIDE "a stakes. The figure the latter names. viz,
$50 s considered absurd and altogether out of pro
portion To the importance OF the match II is not
b-lleveL tnat the CHAMPION will hold aloof on the
@ % 5g5hf ia PGt 6ef na'g M 7o95on won nS Ps5uTT
n2y have q prior claim. II Is true but he ana
fl nave 54%r Ass sve ear o{eT io-is from stepping
IL ono challenging as Marshall has done.
Dr-r,ls Clut. whi-h opens at the Crosse Pointe
tr-ck Detroit to-day and continues through five
afternoons, givez promise o. being the best Of the
nineteen raCsrg caTHiv2is conducted by the club.
-he entry ist IL .arEe and the class Of horses is
exceptional
he nTst Of the ois stakes is the Chamber Of
Commerce %.ce. for 2-Ea PAGERS. which viii be con-
tested on ths opening day. On form Dr. Madara
l'g'i. last iali and had plenty lett when ne won
a. -oIIa1ous Iais week IN 2Hsz. Those TO meet
EiIn are Page Hal Pan Michael. Tom Keene, Trilby
&c Foln.er E5ila Hal n q Foote and Five Points
Ihe Merchants and Manufacturers $1,000 stake
-cr "a trotleTs or Tuesday, the classic which is
thlreeen or fourteen from the present outlook On
& ..e &stEsngIn OF winning in 2:lo74 at Windsor this
,@eeF - aiilscou Is favored, with Nervana, Robert
4-e PatcEea Maid. Jim Ferry. Shady Beattie ard
lere are sIso y roH E %no nave seen linen mem race iace,
T TTIarois' yonnny. Miss jeanette. HI Boy and Cole
'sa ss NeTe5snt5 5s M sne Manufaeturers ever raced
ne races are Monte Carlo Rhythmic Maxine Chase
Baron de Shay. Ietalas Harold h CHARLEY Hsyt
.i7,- r. Lite Squa". Fannie Dillard, Surfreet and
among the drivers who viii be at the meeting are
of f2f5so- f5,,sk Kent ead stam6oqgh- Albert Il Merrill
re annual outdoor games OF The q, r,.-.ho,o-
new A;hiet.o Club scheduled TO take place AZ
ys-pe Fzrk LonV Island City. on Saturday. SEN
= Carr and j J joyce viii be asked to eonnneta
y the l0o yard handicap at the games ~ the C,,
=, 6In2oyes Association 70 be held at Timer PARK
FSne = The recent games Of the Pasfirs oneiie
+" ."As through an accident. however
The appointment Of oa1etsl bo..,s g..
l51s has been taken up with marked s,,ooa.. -
nes'cAn Rotor League. O.Iy hoteIs =, .h.
Glass have the official appointment :, -
tHoUEh IN smaller places where tbera ea
- - 5Io1es the appointment Is not v5+hholS g
IS Better 70 have as issued by the league says: TT
"a Se ogt good hotel is not neoessda 90 nave a
gaict good attendance and -ooa Cleanliness,
DOCS are the prime necessities' Al nfGIs IGoIs and
hers Aihsli discount to league mem
Tae 6rst tour book of the Arne-,car No.,
Ee2rlV completed and Its pubIioattor 1,11 w I
s-'Fty announced Il viii contain 14s nag.s -
eS2ecally for this work and showing the a-ade
5s5eh roads. etc. and Will cover rotI Iistsnces I
sstss V9 i agnaEeo miles Il the Eastern and MiaGe
MS edition Is tn thousand copies COY
ne afth annual regatta and nooonI,ph, .vo,,-s,o,
= Eeld 81 oosea amateur Rowing Association will
TIE rOzy -Sees OF the southnnnpton ryor.o 4.
Ns 1on. which w1l be held on the new rscstrao,r
q NE association OF Saturday ara s.,o,-a.os
ssin npch interest Man- new and .+,-.o+,,,a