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New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
YA1E's SPRING GAMES TOMORROW.
Sprinters Are Weak-Clapp Not in Hurdles
Some Runners Fast
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE.l

New-Haven Conn, April 13-The annual spring
games OF Yale will take place Saturday and VIII
furnish an excellent opportunity Of seeing just what
the athletes can do for the annual intercollegiate
meeting 1T Philadelphia in May. The greatest
strength OF the team seems to be in the half-mile
and milo runs in which Hill, Parsons Burnap.
Alcott L'Engle and Armstrong. Gates run in
either OF these distances If he is needed. Other
good men are p Moore and 9ilson. freshman.
who has beaten Parsons twice in the half-mile.
Hail seems TO be the best two-Eile runner now at
the university.
(9app's absence in the hurdles Will be felt, as
Porter has not vet come up 10 expectations. The
only sprinters are Lowe, Torrey and Twitchell.
and none of these men in the first class. Tor
rev runs the seVenty-fiYe yards in fast time. but
he cannot last the full hundred yards. Lowe is
strong but lacks form, and Twitchell is not run
ming the 100 yards in better time than 0lO 10
T5a sbrouc3S and Marshall both jumping well.
and Shefield Banks. BOdman and Fallows, In the
broad lump, are doing good work McLanahan Is
9,nnninIr IN nractice II feet inches within half
foof ofshis record Shevlin and Harris do pTOmis-
inc work at the weights.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
Yale.
NEW BRITISH ROYAL YACHT.
Able to Enter Ports Barred to the Victoria
and Albert.

The British royal yacht. the OSBORNE Is. 70 DC
- t,- a new turbine yacht from competitive
nlans submitted by A. & j. Inglis, OF PolnHhouse.
1he new yacht is designed for the exclusive use OK
the british royal family. and will have no accom-
rodations for large parties OF guests she as 10 DC
bout ls7 feet shorter than the Victoria and Albert
and of much less draught. that she may enter
such ports as Flushing Nice. which the larger
vessel cannot do. The plans for the new turbine
have been approved by the King, after they had
heen especially recommended 10 him by Admiral
Sir John Fullerton. Admiral Sir A. Bsrkeley-Milne
and Philip Watts, Director OF Naval Construction
who comprised the Admiralty committee
Tehe dimensions Of the yacht. which VIII be
about 900 tons gross, are Length. 20 feet load
TvaferIfne and BEAM 40 feet. She Will be pro-
peIled by three Parsons turbines, driving separate
Shafts each with single screw, and is expected
10 develop speed OF at least seventeen knots The
boilers win probably be Of the ordinary cylindrical
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
BOHEMIA'S GOOD RACE.
TAKES THE HANDICAP.
GetGuay Day at Bemnings's Sue
cessful Meet.

washington. April is.-The spring meeting OF the
washington Jockey Club ended to-day at Ben
r.ngs with the running Of the second half df the
Pernings Handicap and the Jesse Brown Cup. So
FAR as attendance and enthusiasm were concerned
she meeting been eminently successful. and the
management can with truth assert that all previous
records have been shattered. Owing 20 tho back
nrd srring and the consequent inability OF train
s 10 get their horses ready, the actual racing has
R.en q little below the standard OF other years.
The field for the handicap which was at seven
e,rlongs on the Columbia Course. brought out only
t,lf dozen representatives. from the older group,
nut with the AlbemaTle Stables Bohemia and
santa Catalina both taking part In IT, II was not
-rhory lacking I'm class. The two dllies were
-ounled in tbs betting and were always the choice
NJ the public, although the opening odds OF TO
srifted back a couple OF points, owing TO a heavy
Dlsv on Mrs James Blutes Sais Toscan. top weight
with u pounds. found support in the market at
fhrees and was played by those who had seen him
sbavv his company home IN the llrst half OF the
hsndicap run the opening day. Bohemia shoul-
sered 10 pounds. ana ridden by the light
vTeleht Baird He took her 10 the front at the
start made al the pace and won by a haf length
from Sas. The flly nearly raced her head on
making the pace and had 20 be ridden out TO beat
ssis Her stable companion was the runner-up
only head behind sails With better ride than
Crirmins gave she would have been second. The
hoy appeared 10 lose his head completely ana
tossed the place away.
With his two youngsters. Pater and T. s. Martin,
W l. Maupin had mortgage on the Jesse Brown
Cup although that fact was not revealed until
after the four furlongs had been ana the crowd
had seen The pair finish hr1t and second. The Albe
marie Stables Consistent was preferred 10 them.
and closed favorite at eVens. The flly, however.
quit IN the stretch, after making the early running.
and Pater took command. winning by head from
his companion. who came with a rattle in the
home, beating HeadWay by nearly three lengths.
9faupn. by the way. heads the list of winners at
the meeting with S4.sl0 his credit Little Woods
was HIS mainstay.
The steeplechase went &c the Bonnie Brook Sta
hle's Gold Van second choice to Jim Newman. The
latter with Ray up, made most Of the running, but
tired, and was finally beaten Of. Punctual easily
defeated EmlgTant. The only other starter. Three
fRVOTites won.
SUMMARIES.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
sHATTUCK RESIGNS CHAIRMANsH1P.
He Recently Underwent an Operation
Skaats Appointed.

A meeting Of the board of governors Of the Auto
mobile Club Of America held in the clubrooms
yesterday for the purpose Of appointing governor
in the place Of the late Sidney Dillon Ripley. AS
only five governors were present it was considered
unwtse to act on the question. Dr. Schuyler Skaats
was elected chairman of the building committee. In
place Of A. r. Shattuck, who resigned because of
III health. Mr.. Shattuck had his lower intestines
operated on twice recently. He will sail Tor Eu-
rope for a long rest when his health improves
Dave Hennen Morris, president Of the club, said
that he expected the final plans of the new club
house to be ready for inviting bids about April 20
As soon as the contract is let the work the new
building will be rushed through and Is expected
to be completed by fall. Colgate HOyt announced
that he will sail for Europe tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
EMPIRE CITY TRACK PLANS.
An Active Season Promised for TrOtting and
AutOmObiling.

Plans were announced yesterday for the Empire
City track which indicates an active season al Ine
oval IN Yonkers. Aside from the regular maunees
~ the New-York Driving Club In the Grand Circuit
meeting in August there VIII be half dozen auto
mobile meetings. The New-York Driving Club mas
now more than $50 members including all the pro-
nent trotting horse owners IN the CITY ot1'1S ~
+b Grand Circuit meets VIII be announced In
few days. .,
The opening matinee will be held on Saturday.
June II. Alfred Reeves. who has served Two years
as secretary. has been made secretary OF to i en- ad
visorv capacity at the Empire City track: 4ne US
80 .sIi be An charge of Frank J. Mackain AhSns
the recent applications for meInpeT55hAP Poc-eo
New-York Driving Club is one I LLOIIh = a. ~
SeIler rrhose horses are at the trach.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
BASEBALL.
Giants Defeat Manhattan, 8 to T.
DOLan's Home Ran.

For the first two innings the Giants hit the ball
Hard @ IN their game with Manhattan at the Polo
Hrounos yesterday. which they won, to l. After
1llls' Donlan. who was in the box for the college
nlne settled down and pitched a good game. The
only tally made by his side in the fifth inning
"hen he scored a home run
"A combination OF singles. bases on balls, a three
base hit by Mertes and a few wild throws brought
IN three runs for the Giants in the opening inhlhs
Strang's single in the second got Bowerman ana
>ines across the plate. Bowerman got his base on
pans. and Ames on a low throw. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
PUBLICATIONS ON BASEBALL.

The annual publications on baseball have been
published and usually with the publication the
baseball season opens. "Spalding's Official Base
ball Guide" for 1906. the official publication. is
larger than ever and contains the pictures of over
two thousand ball players. Besides the guide.
'Spalding's Encyclopaedia OF BasebalI' has been
published and a special book Of baseball per-
centageS
Spalding this year has also produced score books
for the game In order to meet the demand. two
styles are publshed-one known as the Jacob G.
Morse form. and the other the Spaldng form, used
successfully for a great many years.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
cRIcKETERs DIVIDED INTO 3 TEAMS.

Al a meeting OF the Brooklyn Cricket Club held
Yesterday at the Assembly IN Brooklyn IL was
eecloed 70 split the club into three teams which
~ Be known the Brooklyn NCmRds, Brooklyn
seee ss-le5ers ana Brooklyn ZingaFL lsight men were
e1eo Ior each team and these VIII not be eligible
- g5ay On either OF the other teams. The other
ssltyefs OF the club, however viii be 1oaters and
~ play on any eleven for which they are selected.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

Washington April 1s.-ThrOugh its minister az
washington. Baron MOncheur. the Belgian govern
ment has formally invited this government TO send
an oHlcial delegation to take part IN an interna-
tional congress az Mons, beginning September s.
at which the following topics will be discussed
Commercial and technical education. science OF
statistics political economy. custom tariffs. navi-
eFriOn colonizatOn, diplomatic and consular SER
vice and IN general means OF sromOting commerce
and civilization. King Leopold g taking q Keen
interest IN the congress, and probably VIII attend
the firSf session ana deliver the opening speech,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
SPRING TOURNEY AT LAKEWOOD.

The next big tournament in which metropolitan
pIaye1s will appear will occur at Lakewood on
April q 2S ard % The qualifying round Is to be at
thrty-six holes medal play. the first sixteen quail
fvnq for the Lakewood Cup and the second sixteen
FOR the MetedecOnk Cup. In addition there VIII oe
nrizes for the best score In the qualifying round
and IN the closing handicap There will also be a
team championship banner with medals TO the IN
diyidual members Of the winning team.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
CHAMPIONSHIP LINKS IN FINE SHAPE

Reports from the west indicate that even at this
season, when Western golf courses are being care
fully nurtured. the Chicago Golf Club IS IN almost
suitable shape for the championship. Not since the
links was laid out has II been in such splendld
shape early in April. gratifying lnde& OF wlal
pionship takes place there next August In IT'S
present aspect the links IS said to be the best
bunkered course in the West A good shot always
has its reward but mistakes are punished fairy
and Faithfully Luck evidently cuts less ngure at
wheaton than formerly. and the player who WINS WINS
the chanlpionship must earn his right 20 the title
accordine-+ to championship standards. Alan Reed,
who f-Vyell everything-at the club, says that the
nannent
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

Atlantic City Cup Sherman vs.. H. C. Fownes HoTstm3n
VS.. Evans Davidson Thurstan. Lynch vs. II. c.
Fownes tr. Lloyd ". c. Fownes. tr. Lppincott vs.
c, B. Fownes, Perrin bye and Curtis bye.
Presidents Cup-Parchal vs.. Sherwood. Brown
KimbaII Hostettor vs. Hueston Nackie Ernest ]. o.
n Denny bye. Cross bye. HancOck Lafferty
ana Briggs Cox
Secretary's Cup. II. Denny McShea Moore
Read Porter vs. Phillips Wendell LOuusoury. free
bye. Jones Clemence. Howard vs. Harrison
and Shea WOrthtngtOn-
Trsasurer's C'up-Hoopes Laze. Mason Riber.
DARBY VS. Hunt iseds Pennypacksr, Hayes Peter
son. Leavs bye. Brusban vs. J. b. Callahan and Allan
Hetzeu.
Captains Cup-srorgan Strong. A J. White vs. A
d Peterson b c. Tillnghast Chalmers Busby vs.
Buckins, Bravard BayloOn ID. s. WHITE vs. DAVIS
Denny vs. Edge and Bostwck Spigman
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
COMPANY TO RuN IMMIGRANT SHIPS.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE-I

Augusta, Me-, April 13-The Frank Zattie Steam
shin Company to-day fled certificate Of tncor
noration at the Office Of the Secretary Of State The
object is principally for the running OF immigrant
ships between domestic and foreign ports and ii Is
reported that a large amount OF foreign capital is
invested in the enterprise Among the directors are
Frank Zattte, a banker. and editor OF a newspaper
in Nev-Yorlx. Natalie Magnani. banker, and Editor
of s'-Ti,e NssVv-York italian Daily Herald and
TI-uIiau " Cantweu, Of the law frm OF Cantwei
q Moore OF New York. The capital stock Is $2.0o0-
00O OF which $,5O0OOQ is paid in.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
TINE TRIAL AT CORNELL
Varsity Eight Goes Four Miles-Time Not
Made Public.
ERr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE'l

T.baca N Y April 13.-The Cornell nrsS EeLsA'S
-. "a Sta flrst four mile time trial this aTter-
noon on Cayuga Lake. The water conditions were
t5osI and Coach Courtney decided to give the
varsity a time trial. Accordingly the rTsE oOat
caught the water on the word ana the elst ol seG
49, rTro5ans for the entire distance. At Glenwood
tbev picked up the second varsity. and the TWO
creTvs made a pretty race Of it for the next Two
miles. .
The varsity held It's long clean stroke all tne
80 never going above thirty. The second varsity
held its stroke a little higher but the veterans
were too much them, and won out Dy ABOUT
length No time for the distance was announces
b,,t the boats seemed TO travel smoothly and with
considerable power.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
HIGHLANDERS WIN AGAIN
Beat Baltimore, 2 to /, IN, Weak
Batting Game.
rnY rEIreRApR 10 ZEE TR1BuNE.l ]

Baltimore April 1S.-The New-YOrk American
nine defeated the Baltimore Eastern League team
here to-day, to /.
The batting both sides was weak. but the
fielding Of each nine was sharp and quick base
on balls. followed by a stolen base fly and Jor-
dams single gave the local men their only run IN
the first inning Chase first up for the visitors in
the third. made single. and Mcclure bunted'
Clarkson struck out. On Doughertys hit
Lynch threw wild and Chase scored MCGUIRE
crossed the plate for the second run for the High
Iandars on Keelera out. The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
LICENSED MANUFACTURERS MEET.

meeting of the show committee of the Associ-
alton Of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers was
held on Wednesday and meeting Of the execu-
tive committee held yesterday. Nothing was
officially given out. but after the meeting Oe yes
terday 1t was learned that the show committee had
perfected its organization and begun work on the
general plans for the next show in Madison Square
Garden. It was learned also that at the meeting
Of the executive committee report was read de-
failing the present status Of the several suits pend
ing for infringement of the Selden patent.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
POLO AT THE HORSE FAIR.
Association Grants a Sanction Prominent
Teams Nay Meet.

The proposition 10 play indoor polo at the Horse
fair in Madison Square Garden the week be-
gaming april p has been officially sanctioned By
the Polo Association. and invitations have been
e1ienoed 70 the leading clubs that organization.
A representative OF tho Horse Fair Association
ls now - Philadelphia in an effort obtain the
Sltfg OF the leading Philadelphia teams. Eryn
4tBr VIII be obtained II possible and perhaps the
slelaoelphia Country Club. NeW-Hork Will. II is
SApecteo, be represented BY two teams from Squad
kgA A The kockaWay Rumsen. Lakewood and
DaI4ano teams hoped for.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
INCREASED DUES AT ExmooR.

Members Of the ExmOor Country Club have re-
eeived notice Of a special assessment Of $40 which,
with the regular dues Of $50. will bring the amount
for the season up to 500 In making the announce
ment the governors OF the club explain that the fre
OF last season was instrumental IN adding TO the
expenses OF the year. while II made receipts smaller
In ALL about $4,000 Is needed to clear UP indebted
ness and prOyide for repairing and furnishing.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
PRINCETON TEAM GOES EAST.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IFtIbUNL'I
Princeton, N. J., April 13.-The Tiger baseball
squad. accompanied by Coach Hilebrand and Man
ager Griffith left here this afternoon on the an
nual New England trip. Two games will be
piayed-on Friday Phillips Andover, at Andover,
and on Saturday Brown. at Providence. The team
will return Sunday. The following men were taken
on the Trip; G. T. Wells. D. B. Doyle, r. w.
Forsythe. jr. c. P Henry, s. ]. Reid, jrr r. A.
Bard II. F. Byram. J. l. COoney. L DOYLE. w. F.
Mclean W. Watt, F. r. Cook, f. D. Helm, L. c.
Wister and i. u. Harlan.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
"AUTo" OUTING FoR ORPHANS.

The New-York Motor Club. which is promoting
automobile outing for orphan children in this
city on May T. sent out letter yesterday to auto
mobilists and members of the club asking them to
subscribe s. each for the outing.
1t is planned to proceed from Columbus Circle. by
way of Broadway, to Brooklyn Bridge. The city
officials will be asked for the services OF the mount
ed police to clear the streets. A meeting will be
held Monday for further discussion Of the pans.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
WOMEN OVER rs RACE FOUR MILES.

Cleveland. April lS.-In a walking contest here
to-day eleven old women. seventy five years old or
over walked a distance OF four and a quarter miles
In one and three-quarteTs hours actual time. aIter
taking one-half hour ouz for luncheon. The winner
in the contest was Mrs. Josephine Ven Hoven aged
seventy-eight years.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
ENGLISH FIGHTER ARRIVES HERE.

On the White Star Line steamship Majestic.
which arrived here yesterday, was Owen Moran
the bantam-weight boxer. who follows Jabez White
n this side looking for laurels in the American
ring Moran will probably be matched against
Frank Neil the bantam weight champion Of Amer
lea No date has been set for the proposed fight
bnt Il win likely take place In San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
PENNSYLVANIA, IA; DICKINSON, s.

Philadelphia April 1S.-Dickinson lost to Pennsyl-
vania here to-day The score:
PS6Fi5sop PfaasyiTaniA I'D 6-5 (
Batteries-Crmean. Hay and Hare; Spencer. Hail and
Wolf Umpire-Moran
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
HARVARD VARSITY CREW CHOSEN.

Cambridge Mass, April 1S-The Harvard varsity
crew. which will row Cornell on the Charles River
on Nay q has been Professionally CHOSEN, as
c+ol-a Farley. No Z George; No. c. Ffey; No. 8.
kellogg; No. 4. Mcleod; No 3, Flint; No. 2 Judd;
bow, Burchard. -. - ,o.A -,oarJo
crew is placed at No. TINS year.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

Home Eun-Dolan. Three base ht--Mertes. Two base
hit-StTang. Sacrifice hits-Donlin Hail. Stolen bases
DshIen % hI o. Devlin C strang, Donlin Mecann Gbs5
Dolan. 8; of AmsI. l: of Elliott !. Struck Out[By
by pitched bali-EIliott Wild pitch-Doan Left
bases-NewYork. 8; Manhattan, I. Double play-AInes
Bowerman and McGann. hits-OR Ames 2. IN three
innings; on Taylor. 2, IN three innings.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
YALE SWIMMERS HERE TONIGHT.
Meet Columbia in Water Polo and Relay
Race.

vale and Columbia meet in a relay race and
water polo game tonight IN the poor oi inc i00"
The relay race is for $50 yards. s. P Johnston
G. p. Cooke. s. L. Mather, II. r. Rogers ana =
r Neal viii form the Yale relay team Inc 90
luubia team is composed OF L. r. Halpln' -
IIl I . D putnam F. c. Brown and c. D.
Trr,,benbacb G. p Cooke, captain OF tho Aa1e
team and heaer Of the american TeG3FG ITT pnge
RE,uI.50 iu also he intercass relay races and tuD
tests The water polo teams will line up as 1oi-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
TIcERs TO wREsTLE WITH oUAKERs.

lBR TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSE.l
Ftlpceton, -. J.. April g2.-On Friday evening
qua wrestling match viii be held in the Princeton
gymnasium between PennsysVania and Princeton
us is the frst dual wrestling cOntest held IN the
new gymnasium.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

Stolen basea-Hayden. Chase. Bases on baIIs[Ch
C1arkson Struck out-By ClarksOn, 13; by Burchel,
J. First base errors-New1YoTk > Left on 6ases 5
EIberfeld htsOR Burche 3. in four innings on
Wiltse, /. in three innings Umpire-Rainey. Attend
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14

OPENING NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL CHAM
FIONSFFTP polo Grounds To-day. p M.s Champion
Gants va Roson Music BY Sth Rext. Band AIM. zoe
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14


Baltimore ....................1 0 0-1
New-York tribune., 1905-04-14
SUMMARIZES.

EIRsT RACE-selng; for three -year-olas ana over.
Ssyen furlonEs Columbia Course.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-13
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
Taking Efect October Is, 1906.
Trans leave Hfilen Station as follows:
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Trans leave Hillen Station as follows:
DAILY.
$50 A. Mast Mail, Main Line. Hagers-
town, WayDeShoro, n. & w Ry. and the
South and ex. sunday y. v. II. r.. Han
cock. Chambersburg. Martinsburg, and
Ills z. N.-Accom. for Union Bridge.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
200 4. M-York. h. 4 p Div. and Main Line
east OF Emory Grove, Carlisle and g. 4 II.
r.. r.
$40 A. M.-Main Line Hagerstown, Han
cock, Shippensburg, Frederick, Emmfts-
burg and y. & w. Ry. TO Elkton.
e.45 a. M.-6etty sburg Express, Accom-. be,
yond Emory Grove, also Hanover aud
lois A. M.-Aecom. for Union Bridge.
2-a5 Z. M.-Accom. for Emory Grove
SIS p. Macon. for Emory Grove. b. & II.
Div, also York,
s4l0 p. M.-Express for York, Hanover and
Gettysburg. lParlor Carr
4.l5 p. M.-Accom. for Union Bridge.
500 y. M.-Exp. for Westminster, Union
and Hancock; also Frederick, Emmits-
siburg and ShippenSburg. lParlor Carr
SIS p. M.-Accom. for Hampstead.
6.l5 p. M.--Accom. for Union Bridg.
S.S0 Il. M.-Accom, for Emory Grove.
SUNDAYS ONLY
ESQ A Macon for Union Bridge and Han
$50 p M-Accom for Union Bridge
$50 j Macon for Hmpstead.
%Does not stop Penna Ave Station
Ticket and Baggage Office, 25 West Balti-
more street.
Trains stop at Union, Penna Ave, Fulton
and Walbrook North Avenue) stations
b. H. GRIsWoLD. G. T. NJ.
f NJ. HOWELL. G. p. A