New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-11

committee TO visit different clubs and obtain the
entries Of their teams When the night came fer
the work there a storm raging which the
Weather Bureau wrote down as one OF the e,o worst
cept President Oatman. he made a trip OF many
miles into tie suburbs and the men and got
AS alderman he was power FOR eyeling inter
Many street improvements stand 10 ms
credit lie was always ready TO obtain permits tor
5,aTs5e of cv6lists was Organized in Nevg-York a
Few years and the promoters Of IL proved deTe
filed the breach and helped 70 carry the aI2ir
Mr. Oatman is now serving HIS fourth term as
president OF the Associated Cycling Clubs or New
TO avoid it. bun elected and ma9s to serve for
the third and the ioufjh tlIne IN sLl!s oI ll
president OF The MetrOPole cycling Club Years ago
Mr. Oatman is known as the giver Of a gold medal
every yeer 70 the winner OF tIe ltinous
TarrytoNn.
All the prize winning high steppers. ponies and
saddle horses owned and exhibited by Dr. ". f.
Woodend viii be sold at the American Horse Elk
change April %. The announcements OF Dr.
woodend's retirement were current several weeks
ago. but 1t thought that after the DUrland
Horse Show OF last week. in which his stable prac-
ucally swept the ring in some or the classes. ne
one of fhe largest N embraces tWentv-three SHOW,
horses. several OF which considered unrfvalled
Horse show in Madison Square Garden ana at the
summer shows last season mis- horses were among
his COLLECTION are the brown foir-irl-l hand team
santos ana shamrock. Baron Brown and Brown
baron winners IN the classes at Durlands; Maple
leaf. winner OF eighteen blue ribbons for saddle
per that has never been beaten IN the show ring;
King Brilliant. Gold Leaf, Wild Geranium. Dot
Harmony and Pitter Patter.
The annual spring games Of the Athletic Assoc
citation Of the 18th Regiment viii be held al the
arnory on April % Nearly all Of the athletes who
are entered FOR the big tournament Of the Military
Athletic League which begins May .. have en-
tered for these games. The prizes for the winners
are gold stop and time watches. Tor second men,
medal Where VII bs fF-teen Contests a. follows.
yards handicap, one and a half-nile run handicap.
school relay. four laps, teams 20 consist Of four
boys: each boy 10 run one lap Closed 10 the
members Of the regiment: 60 yards handicap. $50
yerds handicap. two-mile bicycle handicap. 40
q war, four men 20 team To the club scoring
nc greatest number o. points in The open con-
tor Inc other hammer witch VII ie given 10 maj
company which scores the greatest number OF
points. Company D. commanded by Lieutenant
Cornelius Vanderbilt. is picked as a winner En-
secretary q the genes committee. at the armory.
ofioers OF the line, for cup
The following table shows the standing Of all the
players IN the recent amateur billiard champion
ship contest in Paris. which was won by Rerolle
who recently defeated Wilson p. Foss. In this
tournament RerOlie won. Darantiera was second
Blanc third and De Duee fourth.
Rerolle Darantlera Blame De Dree
Totals --.-.--------l 200 800 800 900
high runE...-----.-. III III 60 rs
Average ...-...----- l6s 1913 20 1873
Darantiera- ReroIe Blanc De Dree
Totals ..-------..-- I96 8a6
hTeTass ......... 75s SCI seq io52
Blanc. Rerolle. Darantiera- De Dree
Totals 14o 3Si 837
High runE----.------ 81 % % 81
Average hbS rs lib
DE Droe Rerolle. Dsrantiera- Blame
Iotais .-.----.-.-.- lol - 80 eco
EiGh runs.--.-----.- y 30 30 6
Average -------.---- ouo blO Gas 5G
One OF tho largest entry lists received for
srly indoor games has just been closed by the 22d
Regiment Athletic Association FOR its games on
Monday April Is. Twenty contests are on the
PROGRAMMES divided into three classes. as follows:
TO members OF The 22d Regiment TO members Of
the Military Athletic League and TO pupils Of the
~ bic schools. The contests Include wall scaling
contest and the intercity relay race. in both Of
which fast teams from regiments all over the State
have entered.
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