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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
Crcket nub, Flect Omcer..

Robert r. Ballantins has been elected
honorary president Of the Newark Cfloket
Club The team has been strengthened By
the addition OF G. 2. House. whose bowling
for Essex County last year whs a feature OF
the season. and strong effort IL being made
70 place the club on a higher plane than Il
ever occupied before. Z. NJ Bovril ano has
become an honorary ofiiceT, while a. the
annual meeting the following ticket was
unanimously elected:
President. c n. Lunch; vice -preddepta william
RaitOn and Mathew FndlAy; secretary and tfeao.
ureT G. X. Murray, b77 SUMMER avenue, NeVahh,
y. T. captain, n. p. Terrence; vice captain. ], 4
Booth.
The Union County Cricket Club Of Eliza
beth has elected the following ohicers:
President. Z, A. Leach, VICE president @. ".
Goddard treasurer ". Dnli ssoretaIY, A. h.
Gibson, eos Railway avenue. Elizabeth, ". IL cAp.
tain. y. A, Gibson: delegates 70 New YoTk Cnokh
Association T. \. Leach. c. ". Goddard ana W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York Americans Win Prom Mont
gomery Players Again.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 1.-THE New
York Americans beat Montgomery again to-
day. but II was a close squeeze and IL looked
like defeat for Orifith's Highland tribe for six
frutless innings. Several Of the New York
players sported green ribbons in their caps
in honor OF the day, and having no intention
OF being vanquished on such an occasion
they rallied in splendid style In the seventh
inning.
The hit and run game, worked TO perfec-
ton, started New York'B scoring. Ander-
son hammered a double 70 left field. Yeagsi
hied out and Mcclure sauntered down on four
balls. Anderson and MCGUIRE got under
shortstop ran over TO take the catcher's
thro " TO second and Dun hit safely through
short. Anderson scored, then hits by Clark
son and Fultz sent In three more runs.
DUNE al-round playing was exceptionally
good. He threw TO bases with precision
and did nne piece Of backing up in the second
inning Gardner hit TO right and Yeagef
would have thro an him out at FIRST base had
he thrown straight. AZ IL was the ball sailed
over McGuires head but Dun was on the
spot pounced on the ball and headed OF
Gardner at second base. Orth pitched elk
innings for New York aud was bit freely.
However. one OF MOntgomery's runs was
superbly the last three inninEs, Not a hit
was made on him and the only man 20 reach
nrst on him did 90 through an error. EbBr-
field was In the game for i've inninEs he and
Williams and Mcclure put through a light
ming double play. Eberfeld was Inclined 70
&c hf h 4nS ef Ss af GGE p h ont
against the New Yorks was a SouthpsT He
looked 20 be easy but the visitors could not
bunch hits on him. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
yachts Chanse Hands.

Ellison A Carstairs OF Philadelphia have
sold the steam yacht Albatross 10 Western
yAchtsman and the vessel 10 10 be delivered
At Montreal a. soon a. possible. Georg &c
and Edward Yetter have sold the yavl Comet
10 Hampton Cutter Of Woodbridge, ", j.
These transfers were made through Neon
nell Cook
Club has purchased the yawl Katrina.
NJ j. Khey reports these tTAnefers; Steam
Health Department OF Boston, IS foot launch
by Ferdinand Ames 70 Joseph n. BennlnGef
OF New York. - foot steam launch Eaqle by
James L. Endicott Newport, 10 Edwin Hood
IArchmont. keel sloop AnerOid BY Newton
Daniels 70 Everett GORDON, Portland. ~
foot yaWl Alice. By Q. B. johnson 70 MAYNARD
Fiirt by Edward jenkins 70 Albert DAland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
Noted OarsmAn Dies Aner Ions Illness

Arthur L. Clark, one Of the most popular
oarsmen Of the New York A. G.. died on
Sunday at New Rochelle. Vie had been con-
fined 70 HE bed for the past nine months
euderlnE from the effects Of two operations
for cancer OF the stomach. Clark roved
No. 10 the -ohippie crew" which won the
patlonel champ ohthip In 1891 and o., The
rial Church at Pelham Manor, within view
Of the creek where Clark spent many an
hour In tbs shell practising with his club
mateE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
PhnadslphIa Racauct Cham y onship,

In the championship final Of the Phila-
delphiA Racquet Club on Thursday afternoon
George Brooke. last years national champion,
won from Robert X. CGssatt by games 10 ?.
The match stood 2 all but " the hfth game
BROOK Winning By I'll IhS vistoTy gave ave
BY EdGar Scott i've yeArs arc. ~; ID. Scott
come thf permanent properly q whoever
wins u three times.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
Az AtteM Aner MeIterv e ghls.

Abe Attell IL another Of the little fellows
who IL deporinE the fact that IL is a dficult
thing at present 70 secure matches with men
In his class, 50 he has concluded 10 60 out
Of H. Attell was on Broadway yesterday
taking his daily constitutional when THE SUS
reporter met him. Attell said
can't get boys at my weight 10 fight me.
weigh l27 pounds In trim, but 90 far none
Of the feathers have shown a desire 10 do
business, 10 order 10 prove that am willing
70 hght will meet any lightweight or welter-
weight outside Of Joe Ganh for ten or twenty
rounds | prefer a match with Buddy Ryan
who Ia the present welteTweiRht champion.
/ know that Ryan weighs at lenst twenty-thTee
pounds more than | do, but ] am willing 10
take the chance. Its tough 90 be compelled
to do co. but I've got 70 or 80 without match.
My manager. Al Lippy. viii cover any forfeit
Ryan or the other men may put up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
RHODES ATHLETES.
schutt. Formerly OF COrnsn. wins Distance
Event nc Oxford

That the Rhodes scholars at oxford are up
to the athletic standard required Of them u
evidenced by the recent performance Of ".
F. schutt, an intercollegiate champion Of
two years ago. now in Brasenose COLLEGE.
oxford In a recent track meet a oxford
Godby, also Of oxford, who won the two mile
race in the Oxford Cambridge games 10 1900
This Ia not the first success scored by the
Oriel College, oxford In the gamet IN which
that college defeated Glare college, CAM
bridge, ey eH to ~, took nrst IN the hta
Jump with p feet ~ inches, and cam E ID
bret over the high hurdles In ~ SIS secohdA,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
Audubon hoy and Fcstbuc Matched fer
5000.

BosToS. March IA match race for
5000 a side was arranged yesterday be-
tween Audubon Boy, 2OSk owned BY j.
y, Gatoomb Of Concord n. r., and ESTATE
2Otk, owned by Rearing Brook Stable
Barton, Vermont, and represented IN thS
matchmaking by John 'Dorey. FoTfeit
have been posted and the match IL 20 b. he'd
on the Readville track on Aug. a. the fourth
day Of the Grand Circuit meeting, and VIII
is the result Of Doreys challenge 70 produoa
an unknown that he was willing 10 back
10 win over Audubon Boy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
col. V. IN. Green Oner, Aute Trenh,

Col. E. H. r. Green of Dallas, whose car
won the first one hundred mile automobile
race ever run 10 this country, intends 70 offer
. perpetual challenge trophy cup for contests
at that distance. As behts a loyal TeTRp
he will stipulate that the initial race he run
upon some track within the confines Of the
Lone Star State but thereafter the trophy
will be contested for upon the track selected
Manufactured in this country Will only be
eliRib and tho tires also must be Of domestic
production. Col. Green will present 20 EACH
gold cup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
Kentucky Association Removes ban on
HOpples.

LEXINGTON, March i7.-At meeting Of
the board OF directors Of the Kentucky Trot-
ting Horse Breeders Association II was de-
oided 10 remove the ban on hopples, and In
the future hoppled PAGERS will be allowed to
contest for races over the local tracks except
in the futurlties. The ban was placed on
hopples by the local association seven years
ago, and since then, they have not been used in
any races on this track. Boston was the only
track In the country that followed the lead
after a short time they removed the han.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
Columbia basketball Players 10 Represent
New York A. e.

Marcus l.. Hurley. Bernard r. Won Sholly,
Harry A. Fisher and Conrad n, Truben-
bach Of the Columbh basketball team have
been taken In As members Of the New York
A. C. 70 represent the club in basketball
Andrew Thompson. who T. a member Of the
club crew, MendelbeTgi formerly Of the Mest
versity will complete tho squad Of the Athletic
club Hurley and Truhenhach have repre-.
sented the club before Hurley Is the worlds
amateur champion bicycle rider. The team
vii play In the metropolitan basketball
championship.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
An boz, NIn for the New York NatIonaI,.

BIRnN0HAN. Ala, March 1.-THE New
York Nationals gave Birmingham a good
trouncing to-day before a large ST. Patriok's
Day crowd. stranE played star game at
~ TO participate in the contest. John Drew
the actor. occupied a front seat and had the
pleasure of seeing the New Workers
also IN the grand stand. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
National Association Amateur Oarsmen TO
Maet.

The mIdwinter meeting Of the executive
committee OF the National Association OF
Amateur Oarsmen will be held AZ the New
York A. c. rooms this evening Important
business will come up for consideration and
also the selection Of a date for holding next
years regatta and the question as 10 whether
future races in the National shall be turning
or 3tralghtaway. The meeting IA an open one,
and rowing men generally are requested 70
attend,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
Billiards

OF the many times Harry Hoxle 400 has
been defeated In the lnterbOrough tourna-
ment be received his worst defeat last night
whom he met ] NJ Alllette. a 225 point man.
hillette had no trouble In making W the
difference IN handicap. lie actually swamped
HoIie IN less than twenty innings. The
final score vas: Millette, 27b Hoxie. %. MIL
lette average was e-N, and HoXie's t5-5t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18

Eastern Tn I pTofessionsis on The PSel6S Cost.
and MiAs Roamon SGltohstall Of Boeton has
been maintaining the winning waya' Of our
women, but there 10 a scarcity Of amateurs
from the East 10 the Californian events this
winter unless Huge X; J9hnssops, WIG has
and Myopia than with Wheaton. be counted
In But Chicago, which won the southern
is also mSkins A strong 81 Tor CsiIloT an
lauTels. The Westornert on the Pacific
foIsss J99:iadxs s,5 HYStsT { S MYS5s
walter II. Cobbs. T. P. Ripley and EdwaId
Pope There 10 regret that Alden B; swift,
last year, has been unable TO 90 on from
Chicago 70 defend the title
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18

r, O. MeAndrews, professional a. the
Cracknell in the Boston Globe, paid visit 70
two indoor golf schools lately. AZ the fret be
amused himeen BY drivlnG ball from 9
several times before making the watch &c"
faster than II will again, At the second place
sent the ball through the netting and u rioho-
chetted round the room and came back 20
McAndrews's head With some force. There
for sailing under false colore a. q beginner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18

Two base hits-Hennesty, Murdoch, SchAppa-
case. wagner, Reagan. Browne. Dahlen, Wlltse
stolen baSes-H0iofd. HenncSsy, SchappAcasse,
Browne, Mccain. Sacrifice hits.-hToWne Ac0Ahn.
Struck out-by MAthewson, A. BY Miltse, . Base
on hAls-Od Aathewson, g. on Salee, 2. Hit by
pltcher-by Mathewson, 1: by Witse, |: by Detseu
u Umplre--Joe Burke. AtlendAnce-1.bO0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
Pool

D. ". Howe was the winner Of last nights
game in the amateur pool tourney for the
Of New York At the Broad way
billiard Academy. he defeated x. Bien.
be opponent By U points. The score:
Move. ZOO; Bien U.s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
NNeolnliEonmTIerl

fiTs, 5Sss on SsTro5-NMso Non len on
on balis-oh Gardner. /; Oh Gilbert, / STRUCK
out-By ORTIZ. q by ClaIkson, ?. Two base hits
Conroy "a, Anderson. holesworth. Sacfince hits
Shannon. o'Buen. Double piays-WiiliGms III.
berfeld and MCGUIRE; Orth, Yeegst and Mcguire.
Umpire-Brandt. Time hour and % minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18

PIHEHrRsT, March IA mixed doubles
tournament for the st. PAtTieks day cups
occupied the courts to-day, r. r. Perkins
Orange, y J., won the final round from 2, A
King Of Northboro, Mass. and Misc St. John
Smith OF Portland. Me.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
At Charlottesville.

{T lII1sE.tS 81 va. Va. 9 SS9SSJ : 81
B6tients-Wolfc, Patten. Hughes and Hayden
Cole. Chandler Adams, Filter and Jones
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
Princeton will play its annual match at the
Essex County Country Club on April 2e

The Richmond County Country Cub Will hold
seven monthly hand leaps, be ginning In April
The first win be an eighteen hole event
with two pTizes in each class, and b. The
other handlcaps viii be on the system intro
duoed last year beginning with qualifying
round and the best four in each class keeping
Tunner-up prize. on account OF the hot
weather TO be expected, no programme has
try Club for July 4, but there will be special
cup events on Decor alton Day. Labor Day and
election day. on Decoration and election
days the men will play a handicap In the
morning and there will be mixed foursomes
in the afternoon, while thirty-siX hole hAndi-
cap will be the event on Labor day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18

AIKEN, s. C., March l7.---ln the finals to-day
for tho Dolan cup Hinckle beat Colford, Q
and S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18

Another punRer IL coming East because Of
the adverse turf leFisla ton in Missouri and
saYs that after the Louisville or Iatonia
meeting he will ship his big stable direct 10
the New York tracks. Ellison devoted nearly
BE Il q clever horseman, daring Spectator
and well known wherever the raceuack buele
sounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-18
ATLANTIC CITY GOLF DATES.
OPEN TOURNAMENT on APRIL
10, ~ AND rs.

Southern and Californian Tourists WIN
Meet stay At HOmet"-Philadelph
and washington Players 90 Meet In
Team Matoh-HOuntAkHh Election.
There IL always a special interest in the
spring tourn ments Of the Atlantic City
Country Club and thu Lakewood Country
Club as the meeting ground Of the golfers
who have been touring the Southern aud
California resorts with the city stay at
homes msny OF whom run down 10 the
seashore or the pines TO Get into COLLINS trim
for the two tournaments. while there IL also
large resident company OF golfers through
out the winter Al each Of the resorts. Snow
has been a greater handicap than usual In
the North. but II does not take long for the
players 70 get back on their game and with .
month OF fine weather the home guard will
be prepared 10 hold their own with the re-
turning tourists. The Atlantic City Country
Club announces that lie open tournament,
under the usual conditions, will take place
on Thursday. Friday and saturday. April
Is. IL and rs. The entries should be sent
10 Walter Z. Edge. secretary. Who will furnish
any information desired In advance.
At the executive committee meeting Of
the Golf Association OF Philadelphia on Thurs
day IL was decided 70 send a picked team
to Washington on April ~ for the annual
match with the Maryland and District Of
Columbia, Association and TO play the fret
half Of the annual home and home match
Phi lad course On Nay % This will
pionship AZ. Fox Hills, and the date shoqld
suit the New York players. The PhilA-
delphia Individual championship viii be
played at Merton. in June, and II was arranged
TO hold invitation tournaments Al the Hunt
jpgdoh Valley, Mount Any, Philadelphia
open championship In the fall. The inter.
club team matches this season will be played
in the spring or early summer The matches
will be called Of , P. NJ, and all players must
be ranked according 60 playing strength.
The annual election Of the YountAkah
Country Club last night was the best attended
and most enthusiastic on the records. The
following ticket was elected It being Mr..
Jackson's fifth term Of ONCE:
-, President Percy Iaokson vice presidents, c.
Hector Thomas financial secretary n, W. Souls;
treasurer, B. J. Ward.
Harris Arnold. u9O1l, W. s. Benson, B. s. Ashley,
p. p. Young io08l, W. j. Berg, 2. N, rope and
George Van keuren.
Princeton will play its annual match At the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-20
LAWYER SUES FOR FEE.
U. s. District Attorney Nave Wsnss
 Sum of S25yOon.

The Tucson Citizen says:
 s.. $. Atts4pey Nave returned .tnis morning from Nogales, where be was the complainant in a suit against Dr. w. F. ChenoMsth and his brotheg, H. k. Chenoweth, in an action to recover attorneys fees amounting to S25.O00. The matter was brought into court on account of the sale of the Sierra Prie- .tas mines, which occurred some time ago, whereby the Chenoweths realized the sum of half million dollars. In d dispute which followed afterBard, the attorney offered to compromise the ir,s.te: s;s ss= g, g 2ee st 5s this this offer refused. The case was given to the jury yesterday at noon. and they were out all night. This morning when they came in it was found they had disagreed. and from reliable rumors it is understood that three-fourths of them stood for the larger sum, while the remainder were only in favor or granting the amount of the compro- mise. S53O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-20

Bisbee win have another excursion on Sunday on account of the bail game that has been signed for between El Paso and this city Rates will pre- vail from various points for the Scca- sion.
 As on last Sunday, an excursion train will be run from the city tO the Don Luis grounds, leaving here at 1:30 in the afternoon. It is expected that it will handle as much of a,crowd as that taken out last Sunday.
 The Fl Paso team with which Bis bee players win cross bats is said to De a stronger organization than that which Douglas sent to town last Sun day. and it is expected that the game put up will be a hot one throughout The home players are not overconi- dent of the outcome. but they feel that they have a very good showing to win and will do their best to that end.~if successful they VIII arouse sufficient baseball enthusiasm in the city to in- sure plenty of enthusiasm Tor the bai- ance of the season.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-20
HISTORIC EASTER EGGS.

We read that in the time of Louis XIV. and Louis XIV, after the Easter mass. eggs were brought to the king in baskets handsomely gilded and were distributed by the monarch himself to his household, courtiers and serv- ants being included. These eggs were colored and some of them exquisitely decorated with scripturai subjects. For a long time several eggs were preserv- ed in the Versailles museum that had been decorated by the hand of two of the most celebrated artists of the last century and had been given as . pres cnt to Victoria, the daughter of Louis xv.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-20
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

The Fifth Member-Goyernor Kib. bey Tuesday appointed Charles w. Bowman of Tombstone, member of the Territorial board of equalization for the Second Judicial District. The board now will have an additional member by reason of the creation Of the Fifth district MT Bowman is a successful lawyer, having practiced in Cochise county for several years. Be fore that he was engaged in the prac- tice of law at Tucson. J. Ernest of Phoenix, was appointed notary public
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-20
BILLED BY CARS.

William Young, night watchman al the Old Dominion smeiter. while rel
 turning from e0wn To his place of employment Last Monday night. and
 when crossing rse small tresSle near
 Bankers Beer garden, was struck and
 run over by Three ears. MT. Young
 was~walking with T. M Wolf. and as the. might was vezy sis-k, neitsler of them xloticed the cars approa ching from behind uurn the eeers were all
 most upon them. MT. -<Voif noticed : them first and jerrnped. at the same tinaec calling upon Mir. Young to : jump. bat by this rf1ne the cars were 50 close eIpon him that he was struck before he could rescfl the outside of the track As soon as the ears passed MT. Wolf and My Tucker. who had arrived ,uEOn the seene, climbed back -apon the track a1Ai found Mir. 'T-eung's beuy between The .rails.
 The funeral took attaee from itfles undertaking parloFs Wednesday.-s 4GioAes Register.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-20

After long season of waiting and
 frequent false alarms, it is now de-
 clared that the vuark rof lremodeting
 the E. P. & S w. depot will oom-
 mence in the course of the next few
 days.
 This statement wgas rnaIze yesterday by Superintendent Hunter. whIie ner.
 on visit from Douglas. l-r. Hunter said that he was informed that the work of remodeling the depot, was about ready to come to town and make a start It is likelyfthat he will be here with his men and tools today Ior tomorrow Begtnning of ;the work will not be delayed longer than the first of next week.
 Need of the increased 'room tha; the changes planned ct the depot will
 bring Is very much Teit rby. Agent McNair and his assistants They have been embarrassed for ,the lack of room for 1Donths. Lately the steady growth or business, that as constantly being added by the rail- AO10 AAt eAAC ~AA4s 8dS ll4fxt4E II t&1TCQll for the employees at the depot to get along in their eramped quarters. All Ehe new room that will spe provided on the second fioEr. to b, added to kneu depot. will be almost immediately taken up with the work ttt.at is .aew crowded into pigeon holes
 The changes at -the ,depst will lke So conducted. SuperiEtendert Hunter stsses. that practically no kaeonver- fence will be put upon the public dass2g its progress. The ekae force will be disturbed 10 a degxee for al couple of days. but 1t is not aatici- pates that this oixanrbazce win mako any delays to the public. When the new depot is finis5ed 1t is promised. the very much greater convenience anordes1 patrons of the read in every way will i-more than 'offsex any rem porary .4pconvenienees thet may be suffered