New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-08

class sheet OF ice. he VIII De paced by Kearney.
Mcdonald Lyman, and other local men
James E. Sullivan, accompanied by Mrs. Sullivan.
LETT town yesterday for ST. Louis. Mr. Sullivan is
chief OF the department OF physical culture at the
worlds Fair, and his visit at this time Of the
year Is to complete as nearly possible his ar
rangements for the Olympic games and particu-
AIRY arrange for the Olympic schoolboy cham
9nSnrp ~nien are to take place on July ana
Athletic League Of America This promises to be
games. -
The first exhibition OF power boats in this coun-
Try Is to be formally opened this evening at the
Herald Square Exhibition Hail. on the top floor
or the Macy Building The feet % little power
yachts to be exhibited reveals lengths varying
rom nine to forty feet. The exhibition hall is On
the ninth and top floor. Those who watched the
installation OF exhibits On Saturday were
prised to see boats OF twenty-five feet o
nine stories above the street level The boats
from twenty-five TO forty feet long taken by
rggerS from the Thi-ty-ffth-st side Just as heavy
safes are hoisted TO Offices in skyscraDer. This
exhibition Of power boats was arranged by DR..
Robert Taylor. retired New-York physician. who
iean Institute Fair. He has feet OF half a dozen
different kinds. Representative of many clubs
Yachting have been invited to the opening OF the
lower Boat Show this evening, and as every sort
OF club that has waterfront has several
power boats. or will get one this summer, It is
Is new in motors bulls and equipments The
Tho following committees Of the Century wheel
men for the ensuing year have been appointed
by Z. Willis warfeld. president OF the Century
Nheelmen OF New-Yorl1: House. ". II. Hale
Chairman: John Sasse. jr. Joseph Byrnes, T. F.
Shanahan. J. Schubert. II. Kolm and J. A. Brett:
entertainment. r. r. Kallman. chairman: J. ".
Scharoun, +. Bossenberger. q. A. Gedney and
c. ]. Eichman; membership Ivan A Jones. chair
man; w II. Nolan and Albert Grey: press. Lester
". Palmer; bowling. A. Sclwebke, chairman; J.
= Walsh and ". a Coulter; finance. Joseph P
E, atsh oha ITin5 W H. KTksr and Waiter
k'e-eth' annual dinner. A W, Whyte, Ghalrman'
ladies' reception and entertainment, to be fol-
Wheemen on FebraI MAJ 0e gwen t by eubhose
Nos. "a and 44e AInsterdam-ave.
The second annual road run Of the Mohawk Ath-
letic Club VIII be held Washington's Birthday
February %. starting at 2:3O p m from Wood
wards Jerome House. Jerome-ave and One-hun-
dTed-ano-seventy-seventh-s The distance is ten
miles, and the is open to all registered ath-
letes. whether members OF athletic clubs not
The prizes are gold, silver and bronze medals. 20
nTSt, second and third man, respectively; a hand
yer cup for a team prize and a gold medal for
the FIRST novice finishing. Entries close on Feb
Manhattan. and d. A Mccarthy. No. 2Os2 An.
rom he bsv & oS,s d runs Sa Te ana 5S
from the Jerome House.
The recent action OF the athletic board Of Brown
University Is taken here 10 cast doubt the
scundnoss OF amateur athletics in other colleges
than Brown. The board. Including three members
OF the faculty. the dean OF the university.
unanimously declared that the present eligibility
rule regarding so-caleG professionalism is neither
Endorsed by the general sentiment OF college ath-
letcs. undergraduates the alumni capable
Of being strictly enforced but constantly result
Ing in growing prevalence Of evasion decep-
ton and OF ''unspoTtsmanlike recrimination.' Many
lovers OF college sport here say this means that
Il is high time for investigation and a frank dis
cussion OF existing conditions. Tha; the faint OF
professionalism. with the ungenerous spirit OF
petition It engenders. should be Tar removed from
faith. not by hired gladiators and that the boy
SUMNER is only too likely TO bring unsp0rsrnants
tricks into his play for MS college IN the spring
ihan these however. that the yosng men In tho
eae tba h lG e sa3 sod not 2e5 ana
sent lie acknow lodged by tho whole student body.
corrupt the uudergraduates OF the colleges With
profess'9n5lisIn Should. by ANY chance such a
state OF deceit :fist g5msraiy W i.serG%l. sate
Gse rcb G ~ 20 ggS"e ti ara;
berlsIS st,i.s The slsbllitV question Is % inn
portance TO her friends. under graduates alumni
s get 10 S 9Tri 95 S9R s s r. Bg II hs
athletics. as implied. their elimination is OF i'm
portance 20 more than soortsnen alone
The Wanderers hockey team leads in the cham
pionship series. Il having won all the four games
played far this season. The Crescent Athletic
Club team, however. has lost only one game. and
this TO the Wanderers. Its representatives have
played one more game than have the Wanderers
The Crescent team. which has won the cham
pionship for several years. has not been playing
so far this season the game that expected
Of Il. and unless a marked Improvement Is made
In its team work the prospects Of II carrying on
the championship this year does not look rosy.
The seven defeated the Brooklyn Skating Club.
the tail erders. at Clernont Avenue Rink on Fri
day night. by goal.
The intercollegiate series. so fer. IS extremely
interesting. with Harvard. Yale and Princeton tied
Tor first place. Harvard and Yale have each won
games. and have lost none, while Princeton
has won its ONLY game played. Browns work has
been tho worst in the league, the team having lost
the four games played
w A Brown n broker OF this city. VIII give the
name "Chi Psi" after the college fraternity of
that name to n launch designed BY George Grouse
Cook. now being built for him, The launch IL
IS feet over all feet beam. ~ feet DEPTH ana
with a displacement OF some LOCO pounds on
draught OF "a feet.