The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-07
GUIDES TELL new STORIES.
FINNISH THEIR MEMORIES
BY DAYS REST FROM SHOW.
Fable or the Foolish FaNn That Jumped
on Log. One OF the New Productions
Interest In Exhibits 0ntinues-Com-
mOlOre HOnrne Nlslis the Garden.

Interest In Exhibits COntinues-Com
modore Bourne visits the Garden
Three days moro the lovers Of outdoor life
and OF motor boats have In which 70 see this
sights at the Motor Boat and Sportsmen'
I Show In Madison Square Garden. and although
/ the show has now been opened since Feb 81
/ the interest in it does not seem 10 diminish
/ at all After a days rest the guides fisher
! men and others were on hand feeling good
and with new stock OF Stories and they
( were kept busy recounting these yarns to
their visitors all day
A. IS Moncure of the Virginia camp sprung
new story yesterday. which he declared
was true. although he admitted that some
might think he lad been to a buck dance
and mbibed too freely lie says IL wss
early IN the shooting season and the dogs
started fawn. Now. fawn is very much
Ike rabbit and when started instead of
running IN straight line like any wise deer.
WIN run IN "A circle and double on lts tracks
Moncure had taken position behind a log
20 got good shot. and said no. Would you
the los. ran toward me. then jumped on to
my shoulder and of again. and the dogs fol-
lowed ne tran every one tabinga jump from
Commodore Frederick q. Bourne was
visitor at the show in the afternoon. He
had a talk with Designer Charles seabury
about his yachts and auto boats. Com
modore Bourne's plans have been very much
upset through the fire on his Yachts Delaware
u
that he cannot make aSouthern trip az he
expected this spring The Colonla Is to be
fitted out for the season, as that boat " as not
Is said that the Della ware + huh was injured,
ana an It has no. yet been DECIDED what WI
has zone H oa has
a scooter which he sails himself on the Great
south Bay. and he Is very much pleased with
1t was what was called theatrical day at
lhe Garden, and many pretty girls from the
SLOWS IN town wandered about the Garden
adinirlng all that is to be admired and at
tracing no little attention TO Themselves
More than 200 Thespians awaited themselves
OF the invitation OF the management TO visit
Harry sahr. who has been absent from
the show. returned Yesterday morning.
him and was much missed. He went with
the Arizona braves OF the Tenth Assembly
inaugural parade. Safr says 1T was great
show. but he il glad to be back with the
sportsmen
The twentieth event in the anglers tourna.
ment was trout fiy casting contest. right
and left hand. for distance only. tho weight
of rod and length OF leader bein Unrestricted
and the contest open TO ali The contestants
had six, minutes for two alternate trials OF
one, and a half minutes duration to cast with
each one and one-half minute term was
counted and the average Of the four casts
with a cast OF ~ feet inches Hirman HAYES,
second SO feet inches; l. =. Darling. third,
5? feet 3 inches. and King smith, fourth.
smith We're the Judges and II II Klotz was
the referee.
The twenty-nrst event was trout nv
casting contest and was for accuracy only.
open to all, at buoys 40, - and 80 feet away |
HE weight of rod and length of leader were
UNRESTRICTED There were five casts allowed |
At each buoy l. $ Darling won. 90 Il per
,ent. y. 5 Smith second $3.50 per cent: /
J. H. trulokshank third os.4o per cent. and |
:. ,Abercrombie fourth. a7,60 per cent (
he judges and H. klota the 2 Pc fc'r "'''
In tho aquatic sports we're mattress races
or bows. who were required 10 fall off the
Mattress but once instead Of twice. as in the
koppf defeated W. Simm In / minute 10
econds The second race WAS won by w.
ampbell from =, Cotter 10 minute sec
nds. W. Campbell captured the third one
rom p Cotter in minute ~ seconds and
he fourth fell 10 W. Simm. who beat A Koppf
n minute seconds.
aces. the FIRST of which was won by Capt.
leob from Lieut.. kne2ek In minute II
, Reul ~ minute 10 seconds. and Lieut..
fetze defeated r S. owen I'm minute ~
econds. Capt Heeb received n gold medal
or having won two out Of three contests
Der from f. H"ttorn in ! minute 90 seconds
he utllng contest was between j. " Dan
erg and }. j. liattenbrun, ,.Ir. against H.
d. Hinck, Jr., and II R. Hare II was
pirted contest aud lasted 10 minutes At
Isl liinck went overheard aud brought the
ntagonistic crew win him me Judges
he games were under the auspices of the
Iorris Canoe club
The canoe race between the Canadian
aciic guides was between W NJ Friday
nj 6 VI Richards against ". Harris and
ohm Reid. the latter crew. winning in
linute Messrs tridsy and Richards would
OF been for the interference or the GRAFT on
10 lake