New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28


The Harlem water carnival viii be held sun
CAV. May L. on the Harlem River. This was de-
Cided yesterday at meeting OF delegates from the
various Harlem River clubs at the Metropolitan
Rowing Club. One-hundred- -flrst-st. and
Macombs Dam Park. John O'Regan. OF the Metro
politans presided. The Road Drivers Association
viii have IT'S opening day on Saturday. May a.
and It's g-andstand viii be on the Speedway for
spectators 10 overlook the rowing course. John
ORegan and James Pnkington were named 70 COM
mand the Harlem River division for the carnival;
Frank Adee. president OF the seavranhaka Boat
Club. 70 command the Brooklyn and Long Island
oiNision. and Albert Heine OF the Atlantic Boat
Cub q Hoboken, 10 command the Hudson River
Siylsion A banner wiz be presented to the club
10 me cub making the best appearance.
Reports received from Paris are 10 the effect that
Wilson p. Foss. the American champion amateur
bllardist, who went 70 France TO play Reroue. the
french champion. has been steadily at practice in
me last week and is putting up about the same
game that he played with George slosson before
leaving New-York. The French and American
GrPsSo2T % n @e at 21 TPesday Wednssd and
playing 800 points each night
Exception has been taken 10 a pararrapb IN this
ooumn last Monday that termed Cornelrs recent
unpleasant experience Of finding a ringer, on the
hockey team example OF laxity IN enforcernen. ~
rules DnQuestiOnsby the prompt suspersion % she
onenoing captain and manager speaks well for the
vigilance q the governing athletic committee ~,
more surely docs the action Of the cuDrife in NAV,
- - man no LONGER member Of the UNIVERSITY
SeIneo ne athletic rules are not scrupulousIv re-
The Hartford Futurfty. one O, the ,,s.e., 49,
tests IN Light harness racing 7-iu close r9-ni,a-
tons with secretary Z. n. Stalker Madison SQUARE
start IL 1907. and the winners portioa viii BE- q SO
The marlborough Billiard tournament a. the a.
inch balkline begins this evening at Daly's bnar5
academy FOR a number OF prizes presented by NJ
DAILY The contestants viii be 3. O. Barker ar6
G T. White. representing Brooklyn and v. I,
Douglas. F. NJ Canda ana A. Lowenbery VIII rem
sscb is,- ne games "" De 500 points
slart a. ? n. and p. N. each day. This even
loNenberg: and tomorrow afternoon G E. white
beets + n CRnda. Tomorrow evening =. G.
The open fencing tournament for the CHAMPION
ship OF New-England VIII be held under the an
Spcss OF the Boston Athlete ASS, citation IN It's
armory Tomorrow. This date has been changed
srom saturday, because the INTERCOLLEGIATE fercr
tournament comes on that night. There viii Ia
Competitions in foil ouelliag swords and ssbres
Medals have been offered BY the Amateur renoerS.
League OF America for first second and third rlnces
n each contest The intercollegiate fencing r,,sv
York Athletic Club. VIII attract svordsuen eror,
West Point Annapolis. Columbia Cornell Yale
Harvard and Pennsylvania The national for.
Fencers' League OF America VIII include ofIafSS-c
preiininaries at the Fencers' Club on Aprfi 9 a.
- m. and FINALS - the New-YorlS Athletic Clull
on April = and =. at p Gold silver and
bronze medals VIII be given 10 the drst second and
third man with each wearon. Entries close on
April G with Charles Tathan. No. g. Beekraan-st
'spaldng's omoial Baseball Guide fo- lo4- IA,
been published. and contains So pages Urouts-
nOnnbv this Is tho most complete issue ever put
forth OF this valuable publication. which Is row IN
ia twenty-eighth year. ana the twenty-third OF
Father" Chadwtcls editorship. The opening
chapter. by the editor IL on The lcsoluiion OF
baseball" The American League portion OF the
Guide" Is introduced by timely chapter Of Amer
loan League history, written by Irving E. sanborn.
q The Chicago Trfbuna~ While the two major
leagues receive frst position the minors have not
peen neglsCted The records for last season are
oven Tor each Of the following organizations:
Eastern League. American Association. Western
seaFue, Southern Association, New-Englsnd
reetle, Ncw- York League. Connecticut League.
reelnc national League. Northern League Central
Sss5,ss' A4iissogri kalies League Cotton States
%ser 4eague. Iowa and South Dakota League.
49, League. South Texas Lsag- Pscidc Coast
e>-tle, Kentucky Illinois t. ssses League.
f-s-.se St Warrington League and Interstate
49, beaoes the averages % these leagues
-s.s - also published q review o. th- season.
-ltten ~ some authority r. ~. fo-I'-, . Or ,'-a
- non The MOI f---r-t-s- f..a .
lSxos "a ths on .isI b.. 80 ~. 80