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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-23
DANIELS MAKES WORLDS RECORD
swims ITO Yards in l:OG As In Regulation
= Tank Mt Chicago.

Cp,CACo. March nc. NJ. Dan els, the
New York A. G swimming champion. in the
dual meet between the Central \. Nj. " A.
and the Eastern club o-nlHht at the as
sociation natatorium. repeated his perform
ance in the ITO yard swim by breaking the
world's record in the event this time settlhs
1t at l minute 0 As seconds
The new mark will stand. as II was made
in a tank which meets with all the require
ments of the A. A. L. At the dual meet
between the New York A. c. and Chicago
A. A. at the Cherry Circle tank on Wednesday
night Daniels made the distance in ! minute
8 2-5 seconds. but the record will not stann'
as the natatorium is less than sixty ieet'
The former mark, | minute I seconds "as
held by j. H.. Tyers of England.
Daniels was pitted against Stern Of the Cen
trail In the ITO yard swim. Both men got on
together but the Eastern crack showed ms
class from the start; Using the crawl stroke
rapid pace, On the second lap he lost at least
the tank. but this did not appear 10 ootner
In three laps he had gained six yards on
his opponent and was still hitting up me
couraged, and, waiting for Daniels, acted as
| pacemaker. The latter crossed the me ~
i minute 9 t-5 seconds; Daniels ds was IS, sehf6a a did
not start. as he desired to reserve his strength
for the ito yard event. ~ ,ho
In the. plunge lor, distance aua ms, onu
CHAMPION dsM Srs in the event, had a narrow escape
from defeat al the hands OF ,Corbin, represent
ing Central. On his first plunge Corbln went
az feet. ADAMS In his first two attempts was
unable to float straight and 50 feet was his best
in these essays. On his lhlrd, trlal, however.
he mana ged TO squeeze out 50 feet, which won
for him. prhor,
NJ Nav York and T., p. Swatek Of Central in
the ITO yard swim on the back. Ruberl Won
by three yards in l minute 29 seconds, me
relay race was won by New York N ! minute
The water polo game between the all
Chica COS and New York resulted in a victory
for the Eastern aggregation by the score OF
2 to o.
aors and kent Chicago on the Jump most OF
the time, TIE team work OF ~ the LaHsI sndiay
ogsir d;sniaved his generalship. The game
Vas very rough. the New York men being
chief offenders.
ing for st. Louis,
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POWER BOAT RACES.
Many Trophies offered for Contests Over
100 Mile Courses.

Commodore Taft Of the Portland Yacht
Club has offered a handsome cup for n race
from Marblehe cad TO Portland for power
boats. The distance Is just 100 miles and
as there are many power boats at Marble
head and Portland, 1t Is expected thatif such
a race were arran ged the number Of starters
would be quite large. The Boston Yacht
Club cruises each year to Portland and takes
alon q large fleet Of sailbosts. 1t has been
suggested by Commodore Taft that the Bos-
ton Yacht Club arrange the details OF the
power boat race and that the sailbohta start
on their journey on the morning of one day
and the power boats on the afternoon Of the
next. This arran cement would give the
sailboat a start OF about thirty-six hours.
and II the weather Is favorable the two fleets
should reach their destln alton about the same
time.
IIong distance power boa ra oing il becom-
ing Popular all over the country. The Knick-
erbocker Yacht Club will have O race from
Marblehead TO College Point for boats 40 feet
and under. The Galveston Yacht Club has
arranged a race over q 100 mile course for
boats in that section. The st. Louis Power
Boat Association has a race Of over 100 miles
down the Mississippi River and back, The
Toledo Yacht Club has q race Of $50 miles In
len 9Th and the Tacoma Yacht Club has a 100
mile race, The trophies for all of these races
except that for the Knickerbocker Yacht Club
have been given by Thomas Fleming Day
who Is doinR much TO stimulate interest In
small boat racing both for power and saillng
craft.
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BASEBALL.
Eleven Innings Needed for the New York
Americans in Birmingham.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March 22.-The first
real hard game they have been called on 10
play this season fell TO the New York Ameri-
cans lot this afternoon. They had to scrap
through eleven sharp innings against the
Birmingham team, but they finally won, the
score being 2 to 1. 1t was an unusually keen
game for an exhibition and though Grlfith's
men had the time Of their lives in squeezing
out base hits from the pitching Of the two
Birmingham left handlers, Sallee and Pylant,
there were things about the battle that were
most pleasing to the manager. The playing
Of the New Workers. was determined and
spirited, and their own pitchers did splendid
Sallee and Pylant Of the Blrminghams
held the big leaguers. down to, six hits., but
Hogg and Hughes Of the New Yorks held the
Southern Ieaguers to three hits.
Hogg pitched the first five innings and the
home team did not score while he was In the
box. The locals tied the score In the first
inning that Hughes offloiated before Hughes
had settled down. A two Dagger ana q single
Moriarlty Joined the New Yorks last night
and mad the first run for the visitors. 1t
was the result Of a squeeze play. .Moriarity
bstted for Hogg, singled and stole second.
A! bad throw put him on third, and on Hams
bunt he came home.
Chase made the winning run In the eleventh
inning. He took frst base on, four balls.
second on Kleinow's sacrifice and came home
on Alcock's low throw of Hughes's RATHER
across the inf1eld. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-23

An agreement has been reached on the
subject of a rcfore" for the match al 1871
,balk line between William Hoppe aud George
Slosson. Edward McI.suEhlin has been se-
leCted for the place. The well known short
stop has had considerable experience IN
reforeeing billiard contests,
Tom Gallagher outplayed Champion Hoppe
afternoon aud evening Yesterday IN me
p~raCiica contest in which Hoppe II plS wing
S.GOd points TO Gala Rhcr's 2. 400 al ISL halk
line. Gala CHER made a total Of rs POINTS
10 Horpe's coo, but tho former leads by liz
points on the whole eight blocks. The scores.
AFTERNOON.
Hopnc-n, q, g. O. 3. S. q. !. 10, ~. l. J, q, ~. q. 8,
o. y. 80, 20, 81. o, so. Total, 800, Average, Is ! %
Total for seven games, 2iOo.
=. s. % 10, 20. 90. Total. a7, Average, is IL 90
Total for seven games, l,l20.
EVENING.
Hoppe 10. SIS, O. 3. ~, %, 10. n, >, I. 6, n, O, ia, ?,
IA, !. 3, 81, -. !. g, IS. II, 20. Total, 800. average,
u, Total for eight games, 2,4Dn.
Gallagher 4. %, II, o. II, 3d. S, q. p, q, !, o. ,, l.
43, o, y, 3. a., |, q. u, o, !. Total, 38s. average
Is = ~. Total for eight games, Lass.
George, Slosson averaged close Ia 20 last
night In his practice game with Harry Ihhe'
He defeated Cline, 500 IN az. Thu" scores
Slosson-G 10. IL. 81, 10, o. 10. 0, !. IS. 6 o. ~. q, o,
~. 10, n. o. 20, ii, Total. 400. Average. 10 q
Ciinc-O, IS. IS, ~. o. 10. 3. Z. ~, q, e, 3. !, 40, 20, IL,
/, .. 3. ., Total, Ell. Average, II IL Il,
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AirshIp Talk for Autoista.

Walter Wellman, who c~ontemplates making
another dash for the North Pole in an air
ship, will tell the members Of the New York
Motor Club all about his undertaking tonight
He will be the principal speaker at the club
smoker in the organizations rooms In the
Hotel Cumberland, Broadway and Fifty
fourth street. Mr.. WellmGn is having a $50
foot airship built for use in his attempt to
reach the pole, and he will give the auto
mobillsts a detailed description Of his plans.
il will be a sort Of "Airship" evening, as there
will be several other aeronautical eTperts
to give their views, among them being Leo
Stevens. Cortland Field Bishop and Augustus
Post,
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A New Old Mill Yacht Club.

Several yachtsmen living at Port Chester
have organized a yacht club which they have
named the Old Mill Yacht club, This is the
second club of that name in his vicinity,
the frat being located on Jamaica Bay and
devoted to small boat sailing. The name OF
the new club was chosen as a reminder of
hood where fine cider was made. The officers
OF the new club are: Commodore r, j. Dill
lion: yice-commodore, f., S. Church; rear
Commodore, T.. J.. Berrian; secretary, X. j.
Warren; treasurer, J, Hermoin Lyon; trustees.
r. j. Dillon, r. J. Warren. J. Hermoln Lyon,
William Sayer, D.. &. Gibson, +. j." Downing
and Fred Manning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-23
Baseball Games for Yale Freshmen.

NEW HAVEN, March 22.-The Yale freshman
baseball schedule for this year, announced to-
day. shows that for the first time in several
years a game has been arranged with the
Springfield Training School. Andover and
Exeter have been replaced by Hotchkiss and
Hill School, and the game with the Columbia
freshmen is again on the list. The schedule
as II stands now contains Tour more games
than did last years. IL lie as follows:
April 81, New Haven High School at View Haven:
rs, Belts Academy at Stamford: May !, Mercers-
burg Academy az New Haven: 2, Brown freshmen
at New Haven: s., Columbia freshmen at New
Haven IL, Dean AGademy a. Sew haven; y,
town; 10, Princeton freshmen at Princeton Y,
Yale college nine at New Haven; 70 hefvara
al New Haven: June 2, Harvard freshmen az cam
bridge; 0, Springfield Training School az New
aUpn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-23
Hasehall NOIea.

-Of the pitching stan OF the Reds only overall
WeimeT and Ewing are sure to be retained. accord
ing 10 report.
Jimmy McAlee Is not at all sure that he VIII ap-
point any captain for the browns this year, He
thinks the captalncy Is mostly an ornamental oo,
George Tebeau Is laying out a schedule, for the
American Association which IL expected 10 be
adopted at the associations meeting next Monday.
Roy. an Indian pitcher from Carlisle School
whom Pittinger says Is almost the equal OF benaer.
has signed with the W"illiamsport club OF the tn
State League.
zone thing is certain. " Manager Clarke Of the
Plttsburg informs the world. the New YORK Club
will not again take sixteen games from the ,Reds.
Hanlon VIII see TO II that the Cinclnnatis VIII DO a
few things to McGrSw's bunch" Possibly, also, he
will see TO II that the Reds do a few things 10 Clarkes
bunch. and the latter will not again take thirteen
out OF twenty two from the Reds.
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Yachting Notes.

The flag officers OF the Bergen Beach Yacht Club
will give a dinner 10 the members OF the cluh he&'
Thursday evening at the Hotel Gerard,
The Rochester Yacht Club has set August II
ns thu date for the race for the Fisher cup, for which
the Toronto Yacht Club has challenged.
SIX dorles have been ordered for the Crescent
,thietjc club one design class. II Is expected
that several more viii he ordered before tho season
opens.
Albert T.. pom, Of Hartford has sold TIE auxiliary
ynvI possnm 10 Y. T. NnycS OF Hamilton, ont,
rhe Postum viii be takcn u Ldt:c Ontario as soon
as tAe canal opens.
uore Than eighty entries, have been made for
the motor boat races nj Monaco TO he held Aprtl
10 is, Most OF these are italian, there arc ter
English built boats.
The Chippewa Yacht Club has set August Fl, 2:
and zS as dates for the races, for the American
Power Boat AssoclsuSns se.a eha " 4. cSSSIRr
last year. and the Riverton Yacht Club has chA'
lenEed for this years races,
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'hLEk WiRSHIP FOR ATHLETES.
|"'"enlan Government OFFERS One for Use
I" American Olympic Team,

n ~sV'hew p, Halpin, athletic mana ger Of
american athletic team for Athens, re-
cs.,,eu lh'orma'io Yesterday that the Grecian
sinheht "abled James +. Sullivan in
h, , ro mat a Greek warship would be placed
VI. disposal Of the Americans, II neces-
bS,,o mako The trip from NapIesto Athens.
vticcbbS = oil the fact that the Barbarossa, on
pcr NM, me Americans sail. will not leave this
oiTn..mLlu april 3, instead of March 81, as
nae ansy planned, i will not be possible to
from SSea,Sr connections for the trip TO Athens
have |, roe by rail is tedious and likely to
tsson lao 'neot on the athletes. For that
ptnt" m ~ Is supposed the. Grccian Govern
Hlinni,M haue the offer of the warship. MrI
NJ Il, nas not yet received notification from
ts IHrunlyan Of The offer. 1t is thought that
by saisr viii be glad TO make the trip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-23
I'VE CREW ONLY no ANNAPOLIS
"D"o'a win send First Varsity Boat 10
Row MIddies.

tountt u. bog'lc, 90 college. manager Of the
b. nn a.. varsity crews. yesterday announced
lpn,nH y, oh" Z olumbia crew would be sent to
i III 20 row against the Navy on May
snhi,ner'o both a first and second varsity
8Apmsn mas competed against the mid
v be sen, W. ''aSoh the hrst varsity alone
tsction' q, Is Understood, will simplify the So
Po, % !, me first varsity eight that viii row
h tsfsmnnkeenslc Columbia has no other
tte' so ~ ~ which her second crew com
hi VA, t,A, from the start on the wa or the
fl thu can be put together. This crew
Rl insr pe able to row almost In It's definite
NJ rtees ! ~ NE end OF March until the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-23
Cornell Baseball Team On southern Trip.

ITHACA, March 22.-The Cornell Varsity
baseball squad left on its annual spring trip
to the South thio afternoon. The following
men were taken: Welsh and Browne, catch
ers: Umstead, Deshon, LoveJoy and Brad
ley, pitchers; Preston, fret base; Brennan
second base; Browne, third base Hellman.
shortstop: Bigelow, left field: Holland, centre
field; Champaign. right field.
The players were accompanied by Hoach
Warner. Manager Coffin and As5istaDt Mana
ger Duran. The first game will be played
With Vanderbilt University at Nashville.
Tenn, on Monday. Eight games, viii be
PLAYED before the team returns TO ithaca on
April 2,
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An Easy Victory for the New York Ma.
tiOnalS.

NASHVILLE. March 22.-The New York
Nationals opened the baseball season of 1908
by defeating the Nashville nine by a score Of
7 to II All OF the visitors pitchers showed
up remarkably well. Wiltse had all kinds OF
speed and did not allow a hit TO his opponents
in the three innings that he performed; Nc
Ginnity also had the Nashville boys hitting
the air with his underhand delivery, while
Taylor was in true form. The hitting hop9rs
Graw's men showed by their performance
that they are in great condition for this time
of the wear. The score.
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Hockey.

The final game OF hockey in the inter-
scholastic tournament was played last night
at the 81. Nicholas Rink. The teams repre-
sented Cutler School and Irving High School,
and Irving. won by a score OF q goals, 70 o..
This gives Irving School the championship.
atty championship the Columbia juniors yes
terdhy morning defeated the freshman hockey
played in the 81. Nicholas Rink.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-23
eawapbak C]orln,hlan y. G. Meeting

Secretary Samuel r. 0uterbridg e of the
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht club has sent
ont notices of the next meeting of the club.
40 Al the residence of Rear Commodore
Hastings, Is West Fiftieth street. This meet
ing is for the purpose OF laying before the
club for their action the new racing rules, as
adopted at the Atlantic Coast conference and
approved by the race committee and the
board of trustees: and also to lay before the
club the plan for the mana cement OF the
house during the coming eason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-23
Rrookl,n Yacht Club Affairs.

The Brooklyn Yacht Club win formally go
in commission on Friday, May rs. This is
the day before that set for the stqrt of the race
TO Bermuda for the Upton Cup, This opening
season down the Bay, The Brooklyn Club
will have its anHual dinner at the Assembly
In Brooklyn tomorrow night and plans for
mambera
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Grayesend Bay Association Meeting.

A meeting Of the Gravescnd Bay Yacht
Racing Association will be held atthc Crescent
Club in Brooklyn next Thursday evening, AZ
that meeting the. committee appointed 70
frame a constitution will. make" It's report,
Action will be taken on the racing rules as
recently adopted by the Atlantic Coast con-
ference and the schedule Of racing events
for the season will be arranged.
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The NayIers Win Again.

The Xavier A. A.. basketball team defeated
the Grace Club Ave on the Xavier clubs
court last night by a score Of SO TO 3. II was
the CHEEKY \ fveis last game OF the season
and was their tenth straight victory In the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-23
Thirty Footers Change Owners.

Two OF the New York Yacht Club 20 footers
built by Herreshoh last year have Just boon
sold. Harry l.. Maxwell has sold the Phryne
to clifford D. Mallory and Sewbpry D. Law
} M. Maxwell Will this year race the 10 footSr
Yankee,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-23

Two base hits ~. Three base hit
Mertes. Stolen bases-Gilhert, Strang ~, Mertes
t2D. Bresnahan. Mccain tl. pevlln. Dahlen. First
base on erTors.New York, Neshvilie, J, Siruck
by Taylor, :. Hit BY pitcher-By Gilpatrck, i:
by Taylor, /. Base on balls-On Gnpatrlck. j.;
OF Durham, ?. Wild pitch Durham. Umpire
Rndderham. AttendaRce-e.0OO.
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Amherst Ba-s Freshman Athletes.

AMHERST, March %. Amherst College has
followed The lead Of Harvard. Yale. Prince
ton and Pennsylvania in barring members Of
the freshman class from athletic teams repre-
scnting The college. This decision was ar
rived AZ yesterday, and will 90 into effect
neNl fall
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NiNmnIc Committee Mects.

The American committee in charge OF mat
tcrs relating To the athletic team for Athens
held n meeting last night. Nothing definite
was accomplished aud the committee VIII
meet again Ia a few days time.
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Two base hlt-Smith. Sacrifice hits-HAhn tD.
Yeager, Kleinow Gear. MontgomeTy: Stolen
on bansNoT HoeE, 8; on Hughes, s. OF Sallee, 5;
on Pylant, 8. First base on errors-.New York, 8.
Hughes. 4; by sallee, 9; by Pyiant,. 4. Left on
bases-New York, II; birmingham I .HitsEon
on Sallee. 4 In 5 Innings; on Pylant, 2 in Q innings.
Double play-Smlth and Elsey. .Umpire-Mr. Mat
thews. Thine hours. Attendance-l 900.
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|CRAWFORD MOTOR CARS
T sdSS ? eop. FOR SALE--l52s @ u, sStn
NEW AMSTERDAM MOTOR co.
CGrs Of "a ions makes tor rent
100 AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
billiards.
At-cmon;, rs.

Highest prices paid for good cars. u. j. WILLIS
CO. 2Jl West saith ST. Telephone, SlSi olutnous
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A man who has been at Birmingham for the
past two weeks. and who had a chance to look
the New York Americans over, called at the
clubs headquarters yesterday and RECALLED
the officials with a glowing account Of the
players under Grifith. They are working
hard and earnestly" said he, and Grin has
them all in perfect harmony. j saw Newton
and Hahn. the left handed pitchers. warm up,
and l want to say that they will make good.
Chesbro is himself again, and will be a winner
from the start. OF the new pitchers Keefe and
Hughes are the best. and will be hard TO keep
on the bench. ! think Dougherty will be the
regular lefthelder, as he is In far better physi-
cal shape than a year age. and is a better ball
player than Ed Hahn, La Porte assured
Grifith some time ago that he could play
third base, and that he was we'll pleased with
the position when he learned that it had been
assigned to him. II l Am not mistaken the
Americans will show a remarkable pitching
corps and q fast. well balances team. Thomas.
the new catcher. is saving his arm. although
there lie nothing serious about 1t. Williams Is
down to weight and is playing a rafting held-
ing game. New Workers. will be surpr lsed
when they see this bunch"
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IOTnTN,.,..g 3 HJ t. IT IOIhIb, .,.,.I bTbI ]
'Batted for Hogg in the nth inning,
Winning run scored with one man out.
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MANCHESTER, March 2?.-The fixtures for
follows: Independence Cup, July 2, 3 and a
Taconic Cup, July 10. 20 and 81 First Presi-
de1t,s Cup. August Is. 10, u and II; Equinox
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The Boston Interscholastic Golf Association
will be represented by a team OF four at the
tournam ent Of the New York lnterscholastic
ASS collation. at Garden City In May.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-28
DRUNK THROWS AWAY WATCH
Is Believed by the Police to Have
Stolen the Timepiece-Found
by PaWnbroker

George H. Beals, who was arrested on
Alameda street last night by Officer
Edwards for drunkenness, might have
escaped with no more than a light fine
for his overindulgence had he not been
foolish and aroused the suspicious of
the police 1t is probable he will now
remain in Jail for several days until his
record is looked up.
While Beals was being led to the sta
ton he took out a lady's gold watch
but was told to put it back in his pocket
by the officer. He did so, but moment
later jerked it from its chain and threw
it away. A search was made for it
but it could not be found. After Beals
had been taken to the Central station,
however, the watch was taken to the
Jail by Detective Mckenzie, who OBJ
tanned it from a pawnbroker who acci-
dentally found the timepiece in. the
street.
The police believe that Beals had
stolen the watch and attempted to do
away with it in the effort to conceal his
offense. He was not drunk enough, the
police say, to have thrown the watch
away without some purpose.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-28
TREASURER A LITTLE TOO
FAMILIAR
Telephone Patrons Don't "ssvvy," and
Some Of the Men Feel Real
Mad About II,
Too

The combination Of the ticket office
telephone at the Hotchkiss theater's
box office, and the time -honored
cognomen of the play being pro-
duced at the South Spring street house.
to-wit, Hello Bill" f. causing no end
Of trouble between Treasurer Jeff
White and patrons of the house who
usually order seats by telephone.
Here is what happened yesterday
Dingle-ding-ding went the bell Of
the telephone at the box office and the
portly jeff Showed two seats for the
front row in the balcony out to a gum
chewing young woman and yanked
down the receiver with the other.
Hello" came the sweet voice OF a
woman over the wire.
Hotchkiss theater," said Jeff.
WHAT'S the name of the play this
week."
Hello Bill" answered Jeff.
please keep off the wire, central"
said the voice.
What is the name of the play2"
Hello Bill" said Jeff, beginning to
get warm as he watched the line of
ticket buyers extend in length.
please keep off the wire, whoever