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New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
MATCH FOR LOWENBERG
Outpants SerUatius IN Class B Bill
lard Championship.

Albert Lowenberg the metropolitan amateur bill
lard champion in Class B. last night won tho open
ing Nnch baIk line match Of the interufty amateur
championship tournament. He defeated Louis A.
Servatius by the score OF 800 points to 81 The
tournament is being held under the auspices OF the
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
IN Maurice Dalys academy. Because OF the with
drawal Of 3. M Canda six Class amateurs are
competing for the honors. They are, besides the
competitors In last nights match and H. a Cole
man. J. Van Tine. William Gershel and c E
White
AT the start Lowenberg displayed better form
than Servatius. who played his angles too widely.
Lowenberg temporarily fell behind in the twelfth
inning as his opponent deftly coaxed the balls
into one of the corners and began a that
promised high figures. His moved too gently
his fifteenth shot. however. and the balls failed
10 roll beyond the balknes. Lowenberg made a
run OF 8. and then 2S which again put him in
the lead
The first 20 turn the hundred mark was LoWen-
berg. and his average nearly III. On the
second hundred LOwenberg further increased his
lead with OF 2s carroms in the twenty y-hfth
inning. Three innings later Lowenberg added 2s
buttons TO his strong He slightly increased his
skilful play he neared the end, while Servatius
apparently slumped hopelessly
The players to-day will be Van Tine and Cole
man. In the afternoon and Gershei and White in
the opening. The summary:
Albert Lowsn6srgIli s. 2 !; o. /. p Z 4 o. &. %.
age ls-47; high runs, 70, IS and Is.
Louis A. serVatus-O o. 3. ~ o. 2 O. 2 g. / O. Il
J. 10 rs,ai iei 4 3v.2.ii 3 2 y
~: high runs. Il. - and -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
INSTRUMENT WINS ROUGH RACE.

San Francisco, Jan. S.-Sol Lohtenstein. the IA
vorite was nearly bumped off his feet in the open
ing race at Oakland to-day by Instrument the
winner. but the judges refused to allow the claim
of foul. The summary:
(six furlongsl-Inssrunent, CIoBr4de)
l. won; Sol Lchtenstein Dev1s), even second;
Lady Kent. lo8 CGreenheld) g. third Time 1I7N
The Bride Kickumbob. War Times. Ksrabei FIor!ana
Belle also
Second five and q half furlongs)-Edrodun, 104
Oones) 10 ], won The Reprobate 102 CMcBrde), 10
10. second David Boland Ill Davis. s. third.
Time 11015 Angelica. Iron King and also ran.
Third furlongs)-Haven Run, lO1 Davis.
g. won Dottere 90 QGFeenheld), L The
FFetter 107 (McBr1de). 70 third Time, 1872 Bren-
nus Yellowstone. Greenock Dr. Sherman and Prestano
aleo
Fourth race (niIs and fifty yards)-Hanault 1o1
(Chander0. 20 l. won Arcade, 112 CIV. DayO, to 3.
second; Langford James 81 CaTnshaW), S. third.
Time. 1:47%. Darksome. Dungannon. Mr.. Farnum and
Northwest also
Fifth (ile and seventy yardsf1shern, 1O7 C5on
ner. 10 won; Jack Little ios lMnder) 10 to SEQ
ond; Aaxtress 107 Stewart 10 TO J. third Time, 1851 n.
Achilles Outturst, San Luton Play Ball. Mosketo
Dnge Gingprsy and The LedRan also
Sixth (Futurty Course(-Salable 95 (Knapp), 70
/ woni Pelham, 90 [Gresnnel0, 10 g. second; True
Wing. So CW. Daly), IL 10 l. third Time, 114. Tom
slsvtn and Squire johnson also
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
TENNIS TEAM TO ENGLAND
american Association to Challenge
for Davis Trophy.

Tennis players will CROSS the ocean in an en-
dsavor to recapture the Dwight B. Davis Interna-
tOnal Challenge Cup from the Engiishmen this
season That this the American attitude was
leaned yesterday the receipt OF letters IN this
city from the committee OF the United States Ma
tonal Lawn Tennis Association, at Boston, to
Holconbe Ward. w. A. Larned. Malcolm d. Whit
man and Raymond ID. Gttle, asking II Il was pos
sible for them to make the trip and play on the
AInartcan Similar letters were sant 10 WILL
lam ]. Clottlier. Of Phladelphta; Kreigh Collins
OF Chicago. and Beais c Wright. OF Boston Tns
formal challenge Is not called for until March
and action will not be taken until the annual meat
lng OF the association In this city early nsxt month
The replies OF the men named will not be msae
public until that meeting although IL can be said
now that Whitman will not give his time to rnaka
the journey,
The players in question are thoroughly renr,-
sentative OF the top class OF American tennis ana
from their number the three four men 70 maka
up the team will undoubtedly be selected The
players have been asked individually as TO whether
II they are selected. they could make the trip ~
England. and further. If they could devote tim.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
RESULTS AT ASCOT PARK.

First (one-half mils)-wee Gr, 100 Oiller) TO
Silver Sue. lO4 Dugan). TO s. second Placena.
99 tKenp 10 to l. third Time. O:4s12 Mable V. Gal
liant Lady and Raincloud also
Second race (six furlongs)-Feiipe Luigo. 100 (Mc-
DanieD. 10 J. won William Wright. 1o4 CTreubeD, to
/. second Delagoa 197 CTooman) TO !. third, Time
1lsS. John F. Ralph Young Foxy Grandpa and Fun
nyside also
Third race zone mile and 2 sixtesnth)-Rayl los q
yarTo l07 uganl to /, third Time. I:47&. Potrero
Grande. Cloche dor and HelgeSon also
Fourth (seven furongs)-Tim Payne 9s CTooman)
!, won: Fossil 116 (ror). g. second; Emperor
India ia (AeTl, TO l. third. Time, 1:261a. Bragg
Fonoasta KsnilwOrh. Tim Hurst and Borghesi also
Fifth (Sleuson course)-ADona 95 Miler), to l.
won: whiteston. 100 (McDanieD to l. second: Lady
Kispar. 95 (HennessyO, 20 !, third Time, 1.O91s
Azelina, Cotllion. Passive Massacre Light Day
also
won: Miss May Bowdish. % (CTossthwaite). % TO l.
second: Mogul. 100 (Miller). / third Time
l41l. Red Damsel Capable. Lou Welsea, Emily Oliver
Lem Reed. EXapo, Anrad Ethel Scruggs. Ledarix and
LOOkaway also
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
MARsHALLJANowskl CHESS MATCH.

Paris. January RS<-Prssminary negotiations be-
tween 3. J. Marshall. the American chess master.
and D. Janowsh. chess champion OF France. for
their match OF eight games up we're finished to-
day. The players agreed to open hostlties to-mor-
row afternoon. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
days will be the regular play days the sessions
lasting from 80 20 $50 D. and from $50 D.
to midnight. Play viii be conducted under the time
limit or thirty moves for the hrst two hours and
at the rate OF fifteen moves hour thereafter.
The player first scoring eight victories. draws
counting. viii be declared winner OF the match
and Of the stakes Of NOOo together with the purse
provided by Professor Isaac u. Rice. OF New-fort
NJ, Numa Preti. president OF the Cercle Phiidor.
Wnere the games 70 ba contested. viii ba the
referee and stakeholder
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
HERMIS GETS TOP WEIGHT.
Irish Lad Taco Pounds Less for the
Brighton.

John Boden jr secretary Of the Brighton Beach
Racing Association. has announced the weights
for ;Lv sz5.e0 Brighton Handicap one mile
and = quarter, 10 be run on the opening day
of ,i.e summer meeting The weights were assigned
~. IA. :. kosburg. the official Handicapped of the
Jockey ClEb. anu the announcement brings the
season o. l55, Of which SO much is promised, 10 4
I54nt OF active interest. The amateur handicappers
wno have been hard al work. assigning their own
weights. can now make interesting comparisons
and also begin the study OF the weights. which will
be taken up again anu again in the next three
months. in eIiort solve the intricate and abb
sorbing problem.
There are those who. after a close and careful
STUDY Of the weights. may be able TO find a flaw in
the aIlotments OF the official Handicapped but at
hrst glance 1t looks hard Mr.. Vosburg's
handicaps usually 90. Hermis. last years Sub
urban winner and the conqueror Of Beldame in the
Test Handicap. when he ran the greatest mile ever
credited TO racehoTse. is in the post of honor at
top weight, with l2s pounds His great rival Irish
Lad, comes next, with l26 pounds. and then follows
Ort Wells Delhi. Stawart, Beldame and The
Picket. in the order named. but so close together
that only two pounds separate the five
1t is cause for some comment that Ort Wells is
placed before Stalwart. generally conceded the
champion three-year-old colt last year and that
Delhi is placed on the same mark with StaIwart.
aF ana b IAen beiqame The acknowledsed champion
% % @ Isa sex SllG age last year gets ans allowance
Delhi ano Stalwart, when IL the general
Queeniy mare would be honored Considering her
list.
Br9omstick. which won this race last year, beat
ing Irish Lad short head in worlds record time
IS rated on a par with BTyn Mawr and McCheSaey.
They are assigned U9 pounds each three pounds
away from The Picket and Beldame. Then follows
Africander and long list of good but less prom
lnent horses. down 10 Sysonby. which is ranked
The best Of the three -year-Olds entered with los
pounds II may be said, however, that Dainty is
n well, with ll3 pounds.
sysonby IS rated four pounds better than Tradi-
tlon which is assigned lO4 pounds. and five pounds
better than AruuI. the Futurity winner, at lS
pounds. This Will be cause for much discussion
among racing folk Tanya is only pound away
from Artfu and then Gloriler, with 100
pounds. and further down Bedouin with only IS
pounds.
From end 10 end the handicap presents inter
eSting study, based, il is last years form and
being in consequence sort of seni-official rank
ing Of the horses which made turf history last year
Ihe MeRhts il full follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
PLAN AUTO" SPEEDWAY.
FaUe-miIe Course To Be Built IN
NezC-JerSey Near Barnegdt Bau.

The Atlantic Coast Motor Speedway Association
has been formed in this city, to construct a five
mile speed course on perfect loop on the Atlantic
Coast near Barnegat Bay on the New-Jersey South
ern and the Philadelphia and Long Branch railroads
twelve miles south of Lakewood. The land COM
prising more than two thousand acres II IS an
nounced. has been obtained, and a further two
thousand acres will be leased for a general game
preserve. which will be used by members of the
association The officers Of the association are
Nalph .. hlng, or this city and Lakewood. sec
retary Major Charles J. S Miller of this c,tv ara
& TnhSlL. b Penn-' treasurer and w J. Morgan. who
1t Is the plan of those In charge to fssua Aoo
% shares OF stock in the enterprise at $1,000 each
work VIII be begun as the preliminarIas
are arranged and in 1906 the track may be ready
for the public. -@u'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
MILE IN 80 SECONDS NOW
III. L. Bosoden Timed at T'soo MIN
ute Rate on the Beach.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TnIeuSn.l

ormond. Fla, Jan. 2s.-Ths contests which start
tomorrow will be made up Of nine races FOR
stock cars Wednesday will be the first day that
the big racing machines will be seen in competi-
ton Several OF the were on the beach to-
day taking fast spins. H. L. Bowden covered the
mile in the unofficial time of 80 seconds. Other
machines that showed UP conspicuously were the
Pope Toledo and E. r. Thomas's big Mercedes.
ROlln H. White. in 40-horsepower steamer also
made some fast trips over the course. Barney
Oldhelds Green Dragon met accident but 1t is
expected that the machine will be fixed in time
for the races
Another machine whose showing will be looked TO
with considerable interest Is the 90horsepower Mer~
cedes car OF B. NJ Stanley. This car was driven
by William K Vanderbilt, jr.. last year and holds
the present official record for the mile Of thirty-nne
seconds. made by Mr.. Vanderbilt the beach last
January. The latters has not been tried
the sand yet Two mechanics were hard at
work the machine to-day. and it will have its
first trial tomorrow.
Sir Thomas Dewar. with party of friends. went
fishing to-day. He caught fourteen black bass,
weighing in all twenty-seven pounds. Sir Thomas
Is delighted with the surroundings the place and
says that he will spend two months In the South
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
FORNASTER IN FRONT.
Sir FaUorites Defeated at Nero-
Orleans T'rack.
[aY rELNsRApH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

tSY TELA5RAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
New-orleans. Jan. 2-The programme at the
Fair Grounds this afternoon far above the
Monday average. and there was a suggestion Of
class. far that quality prevails here There
was no handicap but OF one mile, for three
year-olds and over was substituted. and the names
of many of the starters in the Live Oak Handicap.
which run on Saturday. were among the en-
tries. When the secretary got through recording
the scratches however there were few OF the orig
inal list left. And with Phil Finch and Oldstone
absent the race was entirely robbed Of interest.
Formaster's sharp reversal of form caused much
comment The colt, not entirely overlooked in the
betting, made a show of his field Bradley Bill was
frisky that he could not quit after he had gone
the mile but kept three miles further. All tho
faVorites were defeated two OF thenh Flying Char
coal and Montebank being left at the post.
Moorish Damsel fell in the first race, breaking
her shoulder. and destroyed. She was owned
by Captain s. S. Brown. and was by Esher-Ia-
moore. The summaries:
First six furlongs)Anti-nony, 100 (ivngston).
10 l. Agnes Virginia. % u. HennsSsy), 40 to
second; Bishop Poole 81 lAubuchon) u TO l. third
1l4Ss. Belle Indian, Alcantars, Norwood Ohio kits,
Slow Poke Foxhunting and RalbeTt also Moorish
Damsel fell
Second race furlOngsTOrlo 81 q; Hennsssy). 15
TO l. Signal H. lO3 ct. DEAN, II to l. second;
Ojibwa. 1O2 tLivngston). third Time 1:1s. yell
lowhsmmer, Snow, Stalker Jetten. Dvelyu Knssy,
Axiom and Joe Wise also Flying Charcoal left at
post.
Third CInie)-Death 1O7 q. Martn). to i. won:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
NEW TRACK FEBRUARY III.
Date of Opening of Panama Track
Announced.
[nY rErEoRApH ID rHr rnrRrrr.

New Panama track o. the New-Orleans Jockey Club
February II. This decided upon at a meet
ing OF the directors held here this morning To-
morrow morning contract between the New-Or-
leans Terminal Company and the Jockey Club will
be signed. II provides for five minute service
between the grounds Of the New-Orleans Jockey
Club and the terminus OF the railway system
for a period OF nifty days. A stockholder in the
Jockey club said this afternoon that IL had been
F'Ied that racing would be carried on for a much
-ager period than this but that so many DELAYS
lad been experienced that It was deemed best TO
"1t short the season this year to allow some OF
ihe other tracks in the circuit chance to race
10 Corrlgan VIII return TO the city Tomorrow
'acks of the circuit. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First race (sslling; two-year-ods three and onehaf
furlongs)-Tennebon 102, Judge Parker. 1o7 Del Vae
IO7; Grove Center. 1OT IAtte Rose, 107; Show Down.
lO7; Hasl-No-Hsnna, l07 DR.. McGluer 1OI; F1latory
10: Grey Dal. 1lO.
Second race (seing mile)-Jade. eS: Bishop Weed
los; Glrl from Dixie 1oS; Green Gown lOS Benndian
I4neal iO0 Ascot Belle, 1O9; Evelyn Kinsey 1le;
Bengal McTIllians. 12o Frank Kenney 123; Twem-
low Ia.
F1oretipe 50; Jake Sanders 9s; Rams Horn 49, alster
100; SRdducee 104 PaEisienne 100; Little Jack Horner
1oI; Topic 1O7; Monograph. 40; Rapid Water ~ ~
Fourth (handicap mile)-Monaoo Maid 20;
Belle 90; Forehand 92 Jordan. ss: Careless eS
Eoxmezd, 100; Phil Finch. 1lo.
Fifth race Selling; and one-half milesI-Royal
Arms So Soldier Of BOTtune IS: Adnetus co. scortio
90; Lord Tennyson o. Cataline 93i George Vivian 9S
Hymettus 100: semper Yivax l0l; Baird. lO1; Hand
spinner 102: stonewaIl 104.
s5 Ieu4enat Rioa co., Monte 80! CoFuscate e8 Canyon
iO0f Astar1ta 10S.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
EAGLE WINS FOR PRICE TROPHY
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNR1
Long Branch, n. J.. Jan. 23-Captatn J. Btyyyn
Green's Eagle won the first reee sailed by the
Shrewsbury Ice Yacht Club for the Price trophy
this afternoon. The hfteen-mile triangular course
used, and in the first four yachts started
They the Eagle, the Sweetheart, the Clarei
and the Leroy. The Clarel carried away her mast
after starting and withdrew. The Eagle and the
Sweetheart had nlp-and-tuck race TO the fnish
seconds separating them they rounded the dIf-
ferent stakes The Sweetheart rounded the home
stake first but was beaten on time allowance The
Eagles corrected time was S5:04 as, the Sweet
hearts 9O9. and the Leroy was third IN aS:53.
In the second race the wind died away, and the
yachts did finish in the time limit. The Ske-
daddle and the Leroy sailed over the course and
finished close that q fraction OF a second sep
arated them as they rounded the homsstaka The
Leroy's corrected time for tho dfteen-nnle course
was 4T:01 the Clarel's ~.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
DRUB BEATS GEORGIE
Only SeUe'a Seconds Separate, Rival
Ice Yachts at End of Race.

Red Bank. N. J.. Jan. % (SpeciaD.-In q fresh
northwest breeze seven racers Of the North shrews
oury River Ice Yacht Club sailed to-day for spe-
cial prizes and the Grant pennant The Dr,,h zron
from the Georg1e. with only seven seconds to snsra
The starters weEe the Drub. the George the DAISY
Wizard It was hot contest for first place be-
tween the two leading yachts The Drub got ava y
first and increased her lead to the first s1atS
Then the George oTavied up on the leader but on
the next leg the DrIb again Widened the gan 7,
was one OF the prettest contests ever Witnessed
the river. The Drub finished first in 1924 IA
ward Assays Daisy was third. 43 seconds behind
the George. The clubs triangular course was
used. ~
To-morrow the Drub and George viii raiI against
the Mildred and the Hazel L. OF the south
Shrewsbury River, for the challenge pennan nt az Tia
North and South Shrewsbury rivers ~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

Msanthrope 100 CNicoD. l. second: Marry Acrobat
110 (schiilng), even. third Time. Ia beooratior
Anotaur. John II, Royal Pirate, Bank Street Huckle-
berry Finn. Miadi Love and F1asoo also ran
Fourth race Cmilel-Formaster 10 Aubuchon) to /,
won Red Raven Ill (Nico) TO o, second Ahola. 104
I Phillips to third. Time, 1:4s Bradley Bill and
Carnival also
Fifth (mile a sixteenth)-Miss Betty.
(Sohuing TO l. won; Sarah Maxim, 81 u. HennessyO.
TO ], second: Fonse Rouen), :. third.
Time 1853. Noweta St. Sever and Chanteree also ran,
Nontebank left a post.
Sixth Crnile)-ExclaInation 1O4 Qa Phillips.
8 Dalesman 107 CSooD. II to second: Arachue,
100 (McCanerty), third Time. I:46A. Rabunta,
Onyx H. Frank Rice Keogh. Carley's Dream. New AM
sterdam and Mrs. Frank Foster also
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
STEW4RDS IN SESSION.
The Date Question Still Unsettled
Officials for the Season.

meeting OF the stewards Ct the Jockey Club
was held yesterday in the Windsor Arcade, 46th-st
and 5th-ave.. August Belmont. James r. Keene, F.
K. Sturgis Francis R. Hitchcock. H. K. Knapp
J. II. Bradford and Andrew Miller being present
The much talked of date question was not touched
on, however. or at any rate. no announcement
concerning the same made. and this important
matter which is the chief topic among racing
folk, will probably be delayed for another week or
ten days. General routine business was transacted
officials appointed for the year and many applica-
tions passed and accumulated business
disposed Of
August Belmont was duly elected chairman.
James R Keene yice-chairrnan, and F. K Sturgis
secretary and treasurer The following officials
were appointed for the season: Handicapped, w. S.
Vosburg; starter Mars Cassidy; clerk OF the
scales. H G. CT1ckmore; paddock and patrol judge.
J. L. Hall; starting judge. H. L. Homan; timer
W. II. Barretto. As only one starter was appointed
it looks If the plan adopted last year OF hav-
ing alternate starters had been adopttd
A resolution of some importance was adopted con-
corning the racing for 1905. with view to
simplifying them and making them more dis
tinctive. es follows:
In all colors registered with the Jockey Club
where shoulder straps and braces are allowed. such
and extend down the front and back from the top
hoops or bars are registered on the sleeves such
hoops bars must be three in number, least
Colors with emblems initials on the back are
10 longer eligible for registration distinctive.
No vertical halves In colors can be registered
The application OF J. DAILY for Jockeys license
laid the table. and this youngster who was
suspended for rough riding at Saratoga last summer
may not as yet have expiated his offence in the
eyes OF the stewards. rehearing was denied s.
alleged doping OF Toscan last year. The ap-
plication OF II Wilson, for a Jockey license was
raced and trained the horse MeIross. at the fall
meeting OF the Maryland Jockey club. were rein
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
FIFTEEN MEN EASTERN LEAGUE Im
Salary Question To Be Decided Today
Richmond Considered

The discussion over the salary and tne p4aSo,
limitation occupied the greater part OF ths Us =
the Eastern League meeting yesterday u
agreed that each club OF the league should % -
tied after June to fftean players. but the sA''
question left open for settlement tony -
playing manager viii be allowed much a 49, -
and will be counted as one OF tho h1reen PsSsf ar
allowed each club. The champlonship Penrans -
1896 formally awarded TO tho tSGrralo o&uS shs
The proposed transfer OF the frSHch4s7 - -
Montreal club to Richmond. Va, Vas als fHs
and. on the representation OF John krel.noSs. re-
holder OF the franchise the national ooa[a NN-osf
quested 20 extend protection over the fsa - "a 10
district for thirty days, pendins Seas-@ ~ 10 ~
whether the club Is 10 be removed Chero Uexnd of
main In Montreal A dne OF s.. 0o0 and = SrsaaS
5000 will be required from any club tnasz
the rules 70 salary and number OF plAS'~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

practice.
Leaving Whitman out OF consideration because
ne viii not go. the choice. the evidence OF last
Ward. Larned and Wright. and for a team OF four.
lins. - "
hosb Mards success OF last year. oulminatng With
poth the championship m singles and doubles.
places him on the team without any argument.
1+arned stin active IN the sport also seems sure
or a. place Wright as Wards partner in the
doubles. ought to have a place on account OF the
part ne played In winntng the doubles title. The
Ward to the test IN the singles brings Cothier and
COLLINS into consideration The general impression
is that II Larned can get TO form and show the
needed endurance, he should be one OF the two men
Tor the singles, and that Ward and Wright should
attend TO ths doubles part OF the competition.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
PRINCE TO CAPTAIN BROWN SWIMMERS

Providence, R. L, Jan. % (specaD.-Ths newly
organized Brown University water polo team yes
terdsy elected F. j. H. Price. OS, captain for 1905
Price 4 ore Of the strongest and fastest swimmers
in college Backed by large squad he hopes 10
develop a winning team with which 10 play Yale
and Harvard January % the team plays the Mel
ropole cam. Of Providence.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
HUDSON YACHT CLUBS TO ORGANIZE

Preliminary steps have been taken oS s.sspu
River yacht clubs 70 organize a ractns a~ aAs =, A
A committee has been appointed TO ofS.ssrax
constitution and by laws. and. at funlu ,nass
IN February when officers VIII be alton
will be adopted The object OF ne ASSa Hud-
will be 20 stimulate yacht racing Aons ~ BRING
son. using boats adapted 20 that localys ys,ons At
ing the various clubs into closer re-
meeting IN this city on SATURDAY 49, sians vers
tatives or many OF the HUDSON ys<aS- ~ fhs sayo-
present % dssctlas ehs faatug ~~@<~
br.za
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
BAY RIDGE DRIVING CLUB OFFICERS.

The Bay Ridge Driving Club at its annual meet
ing held night at It's headqua<ters ave- and
52d-st. Brooklyn. elected these O1lcers President
Willis X Putnam: Uce-president, DR. Thomas ID
Waterbury; secretary. Charles w. Roberts; treas
urer George Ihnken. Support was pledged unani-
BROOKLYN hnrsemen.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
MoNTcLAIR WINS FROM TARRYrown

Montclair. ~ j.. Jan. 3-Ths Montclair High
School hockey seven lined up against the Haekley
Hall tenn from Tarrytown. N. Y. here to-day
on Verona Lake and scored an easy victory. II TO
half and five in the second.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

on his next visit to this country. On Wednesday
evening gold medal will be presented TO him.