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New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
LORI WINS RACE.
Ne5C- York Runner First in Marathon
Race In Boston.

Boston April 1s.-F. LORI, OF the Mohawk Ath-
leuo Club OF New-York, won the ninth annual
Marathon road race Of twenty-five miles held
under the auspices OF the Boston Athletic Associa-
uons to-day. Lorz's time hours 80 minutes
and % 25 seconds minutes 14-5,seconds behind the
record established in 1901 by J. J. CafTrey, of Ham
ilton. Ont.
Il Marks, Of the Pastime Athletic Club OF New
York. was second. and r. Fowler, OF the Cambridge
Gymnasium Association, third. Marks's time was
hours 80 minutes and 80 4-5 seconds, while Fowler
took hours, Al minutes and 1-5 seconds 10 cover
the course. Promptly at the runners were
sent away from the starting point in Ashland, and
were well punched for the first few miles. Drawing
near the eightmile mark. S. A. Mellor, jr. OF the
Mohawk Athletic Club, Of New York, got the lead,
closely followed by +. H. Haarer. a local runner,
and Marks and NJ. Spring, Of the Pastime Athletic
club, Of New-York winner Of last years race.
Increasing his lead until no apparently had the
race well in hand MellOr several seconds ahead
Of the record when half the distance covered.
LORI about this time began TO draw up the lead
eTs. and when the twentieth mile Mellor
dropped 10 a walk LORI had passed him. Haarer
and Marks, Spring having quit. LORI partially col
apsed after he broke the tape. but soon recovered
The crowd which assembled at the starting line
was of the largest ever seen at such contest.
People thronged the thOroughfare and the adja-
cent grounds making it difficult starters in
the 70 find places
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
MANUFACTURERS NEW BRANCH.
Licensed Association to Look After the Ship
ping Of Automobiles.

An interesting new branch to be known the
traffic department has been organized by the AssO-
citation of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers in
pursuit it's purpose to give it's members all the
benefits possible from their cooperation
ganiZatiOn.
Several of the larger makers employ a man espe-
Gially to attend to their transportation affairs and
the new department of the Association of Licensed
Automobile Manufacturers will be to all of the
makers what these individual departments have
been. except that the work will be done for all
at the expense of the association instead of being
done separately by the different concerns. here
tOfOTe. The main point, however, is that the
ager of the new traffic department will have much
more influence with the railroads and other trans
pOrtatiOn corporations than the traffic of any
Individual concern would have. because he will
troll the routing and shipping Of the product Of all
the members in the association numbering almost
forty manufacturers and importers. Through this
plan it Is expected that ultimately much better
results in delivery will be obtained and perhaps
saving to the manufacturers.
The new department will be in charge Of j. s.
Marvin, who has been appointed traffic manager.
Mr.. Marvin has been connected with railroads in
various capacities and until he accepted this new
position he the traffic manager Of the Pope
Manufacturing Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
THE THIsTLE's TRIAL TRIP.
She Starts for Hampton Roads on Friday
Morning.

The schooner yacht Thistle owned and
manded by eX-Commodore Robert E. Tod, OF the
Atlantic Yacht Club. is at anchor off TOmpkins
ville all ready to start tomorrow morning
cruise Hampton Roads and return. 1t Will be
in the nature of a tuning up trip for the yacht
is entered in the big race tOr the German
EmpeTOr's Cup which begins at Sandy Hook Light
ship May 16 Hardly any reduction has been
made in the rig of the yacht. for she is stin
vessel, we'll able TO stand up under a press OF
canvas and her owner. who is also his own sail
ing master, intends TO get all possible speed out
of her the long
In charge of Captain James Loesch the schooner
yacht EndymiUn, also entered in the ocean race,
arrived from Newport News on Tuesday In the
strong northwest breeze she made the from
Cape Charles to Sandy Hook-2A knots-in
nineteen hours and nine minutes. This Is at
an average speed of twelve knots hour,
showing that the yacht is. at least. in good
condition for the 1t Is thought that her
record for transatlantic trip of thirteen days.
twenty hours will be broken by the winner or
the ocean race for the German EmDeTOr's Cup.
Lord Brassey's schooner yacht Sunbeam and
the German schooner Hamburg are expected TO
arrive almost any day. The latter tCwed
far as the Azores by of the Hamburg steam
ers and the Sunbeam called at Madeira for Lady
Brassey. who is coming over in the yacht VIII
son MarshalIS three masted schooner yacnt At
lantic Is almost ready for her trial trip IN charge
of Captain Charles Barr, formerly skipper OF the
Columbia. Reliance and lngomaT.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
GLEN ECHo'S HANDICAP.
Wins Peabody Stake at Closing Dav of
Memphis Meeting.

Memphis. April 19-Captain 8 6 T2ro,,r,. a..
year-old bay colt Glen Echo galloped ava. 1v+t
the Peabody Handicap at the closing 6aI,s snot -
'5 olneIy Park to-day The race was at mile
cup given by Colonel r. B. snowden Glen Erbo
was Always favOrite in me betting. The sum-
race six furonEs)-Lady Ellison 90 CAubrcbon,
iI, resentinent. 96 (AcIntyre) % 10 3 second
Nr1-ice Rie 10, Martini 9 TO l. third. Time lis The
II siso cA AIt Boy Blue, King Rose Sir Francis
,5o1a e5eo1a race Zone mile and a sxteenth)-Benvolio 10
" HJsilal 10 o won; Golden Mineral l05 tMcIntyrel q
I'm oulId' frookyn lO4 Harrfs). third Time
New also anu marry
MIRO race thalf milel-YOuth III OTartin) 6 70 <
8o- SH-ilinlAE Girl lO5 CAubuchon), 10 / second.
4tlslc Lazy 10 tF1sherl. 1 third Time O:50
' U'e''N ana 0luol also
Fourth race 0he Peabody Hotel Handicap; one mile
9hq an eghJh).G!en Echo. 105 AIarn). l2 to O. won:
[,Slg.laI, ~ &C MOTHS 10 /. second: Bondage lO5
4SlelnIyre 10 L third Time. 1.55 Mabel Richardson
Charley also - '0 o-'~-N
Fifth race six furlongs)-Siver Skin 100 Cvishard)
70 l. won; Old England III MARTINI, 8 TO 3 eecOnds
Siss Lee also ran. o' ---'
sixth race (six furlongslu- -Dottore 90 tAubucnon)
70 J. won; Sonpntatton, 1O8 1elgesenl 20 1 second:
Marco lOl CMoTrisl. to l. third Time, I:l5E HiEh-
lana ring N7lrd Gilock, Termagent Nannan ST Merry
legs Presentation First Chip and French also ran
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
P4DDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

No. - a. 'lIe hrst time in long while willie" Shaw
seen yesterday in the blue polka dots Of lanes
tbo 91 ne rode the Horoscope flly Pythia in
DIsneS Lc.put put was not able to land her among 4ba
fiIS os ioises There was tremendous lin o5 the
choice WITH nF G7esed in the market equal second
e WIN +. E. Smathers's Society FIid ~
w. F. Turpin has his old plate- Mont, c,o.,. -
~ ~ ms Darn once more At. Washington kansas"
TITntn 5liIed IN the horse of a selling race and
His opnoTt1n{ten laying in wait for him ever since
Won ~ +S!IS came yesterday when Monte Carlo
81 500 and III. race Turpin boosted the nrice To
80 anu ootained him at that figure. p'-0' -
-,sis sisliS bard who was compelled to cancel b,.
tack Of collie, was back IN +be so7dIo u an AT
ners. '-iO alNeFnOon Dy riding two win
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
TIGERS START ON SOUTHERN TRIP.
Ipr TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUnE.I

LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Princeton N j.. April 19.-PrincetOn's baseball
SQUAD accompanied by Coach Doc" Hiebrand
NJ E. Griffith. 'O5 manager; 8. Johnson. '06 assist
ant manager and Jim Robinson, trainer. will
leave here for the annual Southern trip tomorrow
at S:24 a m In the afternoon the Tigers will play
Johns Hopkins and Friday the WalbrOok Athletic
Club both at Baltimore Saturday and Monday
they will meet GeCTst town AT GsoFgetoWn- The
more Eastern League club on Tuesday. Hugh Jen-
njDps nf the Baltimore Eastern League, was the
Tigers professional coach this spring The fol-
lowing men will compose the squad: Captain George
WeiIs n R D0vIe r. W FOrsythe. jr '05; s j.
Reid ir r. a Bard. ii. r Byram, o.; ). l..
Cooney l. Doyle. W. r. Mclean %, F. r. Cook.
g A. GRAY r. d. Helm. l.. g. Wister. r. II. W.
Harlan
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

battling rally in the ninth at the Polo Grounds
yesterday saved the Giants from almost certain
defeat by Philadelphia. The Giants made three
runs IN this inning and won by a score of to ..
Chul the last inning the visiting team played
much the better ball P1ttinger. NETWORKS old
Zoe when he with the Bostons. in the
box for Philadelphia, and Ames pitched for the
Giants. Ames erratic. and more than half the
time seemed to be trying to how high he
could pitch else trying to scrape the plate. As
a result the PhiIes walked to first in about every
inning. At time did the visitors have over
much trouble in finding the ball.
In the ninth Gilbert dropped ball over toward
left field and made first safely. Bresnahan walked
to first. and was followed by Bowerman who
batted for Ames and made a safe hit that scored
Gilbert and advanced Bresnahan to third. On
Donln's out Bresnahan scored and Bowerman
went out on an easy fy, and strang got his base
on balls. Then McGann got the ball on the TIP or
his bat for three-b -bagger,. which brought Strang
home. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
ROAD DRYERS MEET.
Conditions for the Morisini Trophy
Changed.

a. meeting Of the Road Drivers Association
4 evening. at the Hotel Cadillac conditions for
I,p cup offered by Miss Giula Morisni were
- Ioiiher conditions for this trophy were that
= uN nave TO be twice by the same horse
10 become the permanent propertv os The ,,o~
- nurse scoring the greatest number OF heats
~ season being credited with one score for
a,.o.,.py' -ophy' 1t was decided at the meeting last
r1ror,erSF 'nst the cup would become the personal
ProPsrty OF the driver of the horse obtai5TnS th
The :, aa LUMBER or points this season
startas Frs on The Speedway this season will he
in nreviIUl il Ihe upper end instead Of the lower as
thing vs. years. II was reported that every-
parade on May l3 AOi 'e ahAu1
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
PRINCETON DEFEATS LAFAYETTE.
In Close Game the Tigers Win Out in the
Eleventh.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Princeton. n. j.. April 19.-Princeton defeated
Lafayette here this afternoon in the eleventh inn
ing by score of 8 to ,
The game was somewhat dragging, but exciting
for the last few innings. The two runs made by the
visitors were made in the seventh. with two out
a man on second. and third
Irwin hit to Byram, who threw safe to Bard, who
made a bad error allowing Peters to score. Bard
recovered and threw home to Cooney. who muffed
it and allowed Newbury to score. For Princeton,
Reid scored first after making a hit and coming
in on Wellss single ByTam tailed the second,
after making three bases by a pop
hy and Heim's hit. Bard scored the winning run
after getting two bases error. third For
sythe's sacrifice and scoring on Byram's bunt. New
bury pitched good game for the visitors. although
the Tigers made eight hits Cook, the freshman,
pitched well for four innings. Byram finished the
game. Only four hits were made of the Tigers
pitchers.
McAvOy. the Lafayette star halfback. who played
such a fast game last fall put up good exhibition
centre field. strong wind and flying dust made
the work Of the fielders difficult. and in large
measure the errors be attributed to the inclem-
ent weather. The score:
Princeton 30 0 Ia s 4
Lafayette ......O % 4
Three-base hit-Hem. struck out-By Newbury. 4:
by Cook, ,: by Byram I. Bases bals-On NeYbury.
. off Cook. l; Off Byram. B. Umpire-Horner Time OF
game. 215. Batteries-Newbury and Irwin Cook. Byram
COoney
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
SOLDIERS NOT TO ENTER TEAM.

The 2Sd Regiment Athletic Association will not
have a team entered in the military tournament
at the Garden next month. While reason can
be learned why this action taken, 1t Is thought
TO be over the military tournament officials re-
fusaI to place Captain William DU BOis OF the
regiment. on the athletic committee. which he
usually has been.
1t has been made known TO the athletes
of the regiment that. II they want TO take in
the games they will have to do individuals
They will have TO pay al the expense. personally
such as entry and training fees Definite action
has been taken by the association by the dis
InissaI of Frank Barnard. the regimental trainer
for the season. and the other trainers and Tubbers
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
TRACK MEETING CALLED OFF.
Dual Games Between Columbia and N. 7, q.
Not to Take Place.

rrb. dual track meet between Columbia and the
You, York University. which practically sched-
,,le6 for April p. will not take place. Arrange
ir-epts for the meet had been almost completed.
rbcn the New-York University learned that Colum-
"a. WAS considering the meet simply practice
When the New-York University men heard
-, they were somewhat aroused. and tntimated
10 fbev did not care 10 be treated schOoiDoys,
''fTaet Monday the Columbia management sent an
uIfjmatum 10 NewYork UniyersltT demanaing
.,lites5er ar not the New-York University team
Iii ,,Nbeld their position. No answer has yet been
Teref, ed Consequently, Columbia men consider lhe
meet on.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
BROOKLYN LOSES AGAIN.
This Time Boston Makes 1t Ttoo
Straight.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. ]

Boston, April 1s.-Brooklyn lost two well played
games to Boston here to-day by scores OF to 0
and TO l
It was announced that Willis the pitcher OF Bos-
toms team last year. had come to agreement
over a salary dispute that has kept him out of the
game so far this season. and that he would report
for play on Friday.
With two out in the seventh OF the second game.
the home players made their winning run Barclay
singled and stole second On Sharpe's single he
crossed the plate. The Beaneaters first to
score IN the morning game in the opening inning,
making a run on an error of a fly and single.
The visitors tied the in the following inning
on base on balls, error and a single. Barclay.
IN the fourth. hunted and stole second. On
Sharpe's single he crossed the plate what
turned out to be the winning run The
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
HOLY CROSS BEATS BROWN.

Worcester Mass. April 19.-Hoy Cross defeated
Brown to-day in a poorly played game. 1t the
first contest on Fitton Field. the athletic field
at Holy Cross crowd of seven thousand saw
the game. Holy Cross Outplayed and outbatted
Brown. Except In the NTH. when Holy Cross gath
cred hits including a double and triple the runs
came almost entirely errors. The feature of the
game was the hitting of CahiIl and HOey. the for
Tner getting three, including two triples and Hoey
three including a twO-bagger, which would have
been home but for ground rule. The score:
K. II Z.
Brown ...........O o O-5 8 4
Batteries-spring and Lotus; Tiff Paine Umpire
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
HIGHLANDERS DEFEATED
Chesbro Hit Hard IN Game 5gith
PHILADELPHIA.
rnr rr1rnRAPH TO rHE rRIRuNE.I

Philadelphia April ls.-Ihe HghIanders lost
their first game to-day to Philadelphia In the
mai inning by a score Of to 6.
CTbeshro pitched for the visitors and was in poor
form being hit hard and often. Chase. the first
basarnan of the HighIanders, made a wild throw
in the opening Inning which allowed Hetsei and
Hoffman, who had got their pases on singles. 10
ro In the fourth the visitors tied the score.
T1Iberfed first up in this inning. sent out two
base hit and williams. who followed got his base
on halls Then Anderson singled and Elberfeld
,sse5 the Mate Conroy hit TO left, Williams
baino ruTI down trying TO reach third base on
Cbase's two base hit Anderson crossed the plate
Stt eat,e1th iuning proved fatal for the High
lsnders as the QuakCTs made three runs With
two out Seybold made a three base MT that scored
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
DETROIT. 3. CHICAGO. o.

Detroit. April 19-Detroit opened the local season
before a record crowd by shutting out Chicago.
Donovan received good support. The work OF the
Detroit men was always snappy. The score:
r. H E.
Chicago ..............O 0 o o D o 90 2
Batteres-Donovan and Sullivan; Patterson, and
Mcfarland Umpire-Sheridan. Attendance, 9.412.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
ono U0mlEllMM llRIE-

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth pfr1ars.
Bun anu Newport News. Va, connecting Petersburg
South - ~ anu -'--'i7
II I, ivS3t Fs3en 81, every week day at p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
P1TrsBURG. s: ST. LOUIS. 4

Pittsburg, April 19.-President Harry c. Pulliam
opened the season here to-day by throwing out the
first ball for the game between Pittsbure and St
Louis. The contest almost a certain victory
for Pittsburg after the fourth inning, when McFar-
land was hit at will. The feature of the game was
Levers work. both pitching and fielding The
score:
Pittsburg ............1 0 0 Ks II 2
Batteries-Iaever and Peitz: Mcfarland. Egan and
Warner. Urpire-Klem. Attendance. 12.0S5.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
SOUTHERN TIER LEAGUE DISRUPTED.

Eltnira. n Y April 19-The Southern Tier Base
bali League has been disrupted and the cities of
Elmira Corning. Hornelsyile and Addison VIII
have no profe ssOual baseball this year. Last year
the league had eight clubs. but the inroads made
A., trs s,tior by the Interstate League cut II down
To four clubs this year. The entire Corning team
was takps, TO Addison by Manager Hel e, but the
Coming capitalists started out 10 organize another,
Then Addison insisted special faVOrs ana t'reSi-
dent Havt OF Corning. resigned. and the CORNING
men announced there would be no club there. There
is no chance Of patching up the differences
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
WASHINGTON. 8; BOSTON. ?.

Washington April 19-Cassidy's two-bagger. fol-
lowed by Mullens single. after two men were out in
the eleventh decided to-day's game in Washington's
favor. 1t was pitchers battle, and both teams
gave credtabe exhibition in fielding. especially at
short. Stahl. of Boston, spTaned his ankle while
crossing the home plate in the first inning. and was
Obliged to retire from the game. The score:
r. Fl. E.
Washington 20 0 Ia
Batteries-Patten Kittredge Dinneen and Farrell
Umpire-Connoy. Attendance 3.SOS.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
HARVARD DEFEATS CARLISLE EASILY.

Philadelphia. April 19-Harvard defeated the Car
Isle Indian nine to-day the grounds of the Pha-
delphia National League club here by over
whelming score The New-England players batted
the Indian pitching all over the field. The score:
R. H. E
Harvard ............6 x-23 21 ,
Carlisle .............I 0 o o o o . o 1-2 9
Batteries-Tayor. Stephenson and Tweed Nephew. Roy
and Baird. Umpire-Grauley.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
GREEN TO RACE AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

E. H. R. Green. OF Dallas. Tex son Of Hetty
Green has written to the Brighton Beach Auto
mobile Club announcing that he will enter one OF
his Franklin racing cars in the meet on May g. If
the Franklin company can complete the in
time Mr.. Green's letter says in part:
In regard to the special match race in which you
desire me to enter my Gray Wolf. the car is now
undergoing some repairs, and before decide
on that l will have to have IL tried out but
think have one of the Franklin racers ready
in
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
SEASON OPENS ON SATURDAY.
Crescent Athletic Club Will Play Rutgers
College.

The Crescent Athletic Club will open lts baseball
season at Bay Ridge on Saturday. when the team
will meet the Rutgers College nine The Crescent
team will be made up OF many former varsity stars
Dunes, the old Brown player. viii catch. and
Sammy Reid at the end OF his college season at
Princeton win join the team Tyler. OF Columbia.
will pitch. but he too. cannot be with the nine
until his college season is over.
It is not known who will do the Crescent pitch
ing in the early part Of the season. Stephenson
and Fearey are both in the club still. but neither
Is first class twiTer. and unless StiNman. the old
Harvard man. plays. Of which there is a strong
possibility. the club will be weak in this depart
ment.
Frank Quimby and Johnny De Saulles both
former Yale players. and Aeld the old Cornell third
baseman. all Of last years ineld still available
These men will. however have to fight to hold
their positions as there has entered the club this
spring Peter Purnel who played third ca last
years Princeton team and another inieder from
Yae by the name Of Stevenson. There is also some
talk of Gray old Brown inheIder. joining the
squad.
Manager TORY has Camp Clarke and ReGlngton
Of last years team for the Outteld. KedingIOn has
seen in all of the Crescent games he viii act as
season The biggest ind that Manager TORY has
for the outtield Is Barnwell. who played such a
Jplendid game for Yale last year.
AS usual the Crescent nine will meet all Of the
local colleges and June IL it is scheduled to play
Yale, providing that the Yale-PTinCetOn ends in
two straight games for either university.
Resns and & sltaorgh H. there are only three teams n
I9e race ms year ehe RehLal race promises 70 qe
matched. Last year the championship by
Crescents took first honOrs while IN 1909 MOntclair
out. so this season means much 70 all Of the
teams.
The schedule Of the Crescent team follows:
April % Rutgers College. Bay Ridge; April
Regiment Bay Ridge; May g. NeW-York University
Bay Ridge: May 49, Columbia University. At Bay Ridge:
May 90 Manhattan College, at Bay Ridge: May "a Ford
College. at Bay Ridge; June H. Yale University
Bay Ridge; June "a sEnglewOOd. at Bay Ridge; July l.
sMontcIar MOntcair; July a. sEngleWOod, Engle-
wood July Forest HILL at Bay Ridge; July IS. sMont
clair Ridge July q sEngewood. at Bay Ridge:
July % %MOntclair. at Montclair.
'Amateur League games
The Amateur Baseball League schedule follows:
July IT, Englewood Monclalr. al Englewood; June
"a Crescent Englewood Bay Ridge; July l. Cres-
cent Montclair at Montclair; July a. Crescent
Englewood, Enslewood; July g, EngIewood Mont
clair Montclar: July Is. Crescent Montclair
Bay Ridge; July e Crescent vs. EnglewoOd a. Bay
AUGUST 5. EnglsXood We. Montelair at Englewood.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
pApE APPolNTEo srARTER.

lBE TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Eew-OrIeans, Aprl l9.-President c. s. Bush Of
the Crescent City Jockey Club made the announce
znent yesterday that a. 3. Dade would be appointed
etareF for the season Of 1876 6 at the Crescent City
Jockey Club. Mr.. Dade started at Louis Memphis
and Nashville with success. de began his career
st the St Louis Fair Grounds three years ago.
T5e has many friends among hOrsemen and Is well
known al Of the Western tracks. Mr. Dade is
a. present starting at the ST. Louis Fair Grounds
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE CONTRACTS.

The following contracts were approved yesterday
by President Pulliam of the National League:
With New-Yurk-John J. McGraw. With Boston
7 p VolZ With Brooklyn-JameS I. Sheckard +.
Mitchell and f. {. Reisling.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
cH1CAGo. 5; c1NcINNATI. !

Chicago, April 19-The Chicago National League
season opened to-day with rather one-sded but
well played game Chicago punched hits. and with
the aid of two passes won in the first two innings
Cincnnatfs only score resulted from base on balls
and Seymour's long triple. The score:
R. H. E.
Chicago ..............1 Ks
Cincinnati ............O o 0 O-1 0
Batteries-Weirner Killing; Ewing and SchIei. I'm
pfre--O'Day. Attendance, 5000.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
NEW--YORK.

Totals SO ! IS q 10 8 Totals.