New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-23
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
RESULTS OF HORSE SHOW.
The Receipts More Than the Man
agement Expected.

1
agemeHt Expected.
~. American yachtsrnen appreciate the value
-. ne seaxorthv steam yachts constructed by
-7-..isb builders is evident from the fact brought
-, f,st week 1T the general meeting Of the Society
~ naval Architects and Marine Engineers, held In
-eis eitv Clinton II. Crane. associate member.
-sas a paper before the members. showing that Of
tbe $50 steam yachts OF American ownership 30
have been built since 1850 and thirty-three OF
these are Of British design and build one hundred
and eight Of these vessels are of more than hun
cred and twenty feet waterline length. Ny. Crane
smoke of The valuable lesson 10 American steam
yachting iu the advent o. the English steam yacht
Before they came. he declares that with hardly
an exception, che feet % steam yachts was com
posed IoR-slded, herring Quilted boats, with good
speed. a a rue. but suited only for sound ana
rtve- use and an occasional dash around the cape,
after careful waiting for good weather keg4ralng
exceptions, been little ships, capable Of Keeping
-han our boats bur capable OF maintaining their
FIeed iu seas that would drive our designs 10
AR cranes argument is a good one for. while
4 is a fact that the average American steam
yachtsn1ar 81 ter years ago valued speed more
than aV7-tfiress The question more 2.yv-,s,,
tiTs - = seg boat Is sRe9. More 6frshore cruises
-earl .a- forrlery because the demand for sea-
worthy yachts that can 90 OUTSIDE ana So IS.
shat srers often receive carte blanche % pro
go s3Feiv 1n5 V4th 4 reasonable amount Of
comfort 10 his destination Al eNceeIlij l ~ -
she sea IS that Of Isaac Stems N.rginia dessnes
= v "a Sle q 67Iv is : FEET on the water
line with beam of . feet inches and dTaugnI
Ybe Ne5iteTrsrean and further East without an
accident 20 speak Of
The tventv-third games Of the I'd Regiment Ath-
Ietic Association. held the armory. in Brooklyn
on Saturday night were successful in every way.
The attendance was extremely large and in all the
rrn# v-e- ed
many coTpet.t7rs some q nc contests nae 70 %
tried n heats oIt So t ~ as ~ sInaofSfZ
broken. hut the close finishes fl several Of The
ass ..Ious.7l ~ much enthusiasm as If there
lad been
owing 20 the frozen condition Of the ground at
Hampstead Long Island. on Saturday. which made
= dangerous TO jump hunters over fences the drag
hunt OF the Meadow Brook Hunt Club was called
or There VIII b. another COX hunt to-day. II the
weather conditions are favorable. there viii be
80 tv-1 are a. West F4ilis on Wednesday and al
kirby Hn- Jericho. on Friday
TIE National Association OF Amateur Billiard
PLAYERS of the United States viii hold its fourth
annual tournament for the Championship the
Eagle trophy and other prizes al the Liederkranz
Club 10. II East Fffty-eighth-st-. on or about
February g The tournament is open 10 all ANA
teur billiard players whose speed and standing are
satisfactory 10 the billiard committee. which re-
serves the night % accept or reject any entr and
ths- are 10 riav. The games are 20 be PLAYED
s5-al ana a1natear 6iIisrd players n Their tourna
-nerts -.he winner = each game Is reqH5rea 70
make 59 points 4 l4-inch oaik line Two sno's ~
encaor barred Entries close on January Is with
the Laederkrauz club
with the exception Of Monte Carlo. it has been /
decided TO sell al TIE noted campaigners Of the
East View Farm stable. that scored well On the
Grand Circuit and on the half mile tracks OF the
country last season. James Butler is one q the
r.~rasr ~E-- - -r-+ So
20 sell rscehorses is when they are al their hest
which accounts Tor The announcement that HIS fast
ert ones VIII be offered AZ the Fasig-TTpton sales
in Madison Square Garden on Wednesday evening.
Among those named TO DO sold are Daphne Direct.
2l-a. the fastest th-ee-year-old pacing lily out
this year; Ir-l1y Direct Z1si2. the fastest green
with which Tom Murphy obtained six track
records IN The season Diahlto. 2-lei2 California
El lat s.fo rs season 7i n ne -. cIass
az 2.i2i. made In tn afth hesf 81 a seven hear
Direct Fire 21+is Ta5ssco EsteIle. Directs Son,
and string q daashters and sons OF Direct, 2s054
&c. ~ - 80 IL T IN ana ne s4Ie OF
made when q four-y ear-old
There are few things 10 which irnpecunious col
lege students have turned their hands in order
70 make an honest dollar. From saving wood 70
selling goods the avcca1ions have ranged and a
good measure q success has been the reward OF
those who pursued them The latest thing is 70
take an engagement an automobile driver and L
IS said % flourish most Harvard the uroxfr1ifv
% l1-l --slllllch % earning = Boston widening
The held 20 TIE requisite degree Yale roo. is said
~ haEt number o. students who devote their
modest wage Students the scientfs schools
snow special likeness for employment OF this
character
Successful experiments with automobiles as mail
collecting vehicles have been made in San Fran
cisco. and a. a result an effort VIII be made 10
obtain the Installation q similar vehicles as regu-
lar collectors. downtown district was covered
Do one hour and twenty minutes although IL takes
ter-itory-
Co-soudatIon being the order Of the day. the As
ISOLATED cycling clubs 81 Long Island have ANAL
gauated with the Associated cycling Clubs Of New
York This was accomplished al meeting held
~ the house Of the Greater New-York Wheelmen.
80. 80 Lafavette-ave-. Brooklyn. The question Of
continuing. 6ls5anding consolidating has been
before tae organization for several months. and
gafer NV - slrr 81 ne No,ernber meeting me
been paved and was formally authorized. While
-hls adls ten SUES 10 the rolls Of the Nev-Yo-k
b9cF. 30 Us known thar some Of the Brooklyn ciUos
wall nor continue in active membership, because
thcv aye 20 longer active in wheeling but the
Ne-t q The clubs VIII carry out the bargain and
- @eI-l1rE association VIII De considerably
sttels-le-l--
Having finished his work aIlotting the marks for
ne I'd Regiment games scheduled for tonight in
tf arno-g. Tom" O'Br5en. the Handicapped. ex-
Lees himself convinced that the entry IL
49, ne best athletes in the National Guard.
f7rre- - tfack and field performers Many
" q Fav-.-sAs = J. Walsh, Myer Frlnsten anc
rlor m go These athletes are the scratch
e@lcl instance. '1'i ---- A-bH CLASS WIN III
- 1-- -'eai'oer the Chicago cyclist who. with
f--s1 hre1s as hts team -. - - -.