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New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
BILLIARDS.
Gallagher and Sutton and Cure and
DAILY Win and Lose.

George B. Sutton averaged 40 yesterday af-
ternoon in a game of 400 points at 1s-inch ba1k
line billiards two shots in, with Tom Gallagher
at Willie Hopes new academy. Sutton won
by score Of 400 to 80.
Starting off with %, Sutton followed with 4
81 and 104. Then he made 81. O. SO, O. % and
6S. This gave him an average of 40 Gallagher
averaged 10 SO and made high runs OF 30 %
and IA.
In the evening Gallagher reversed matters
and beat Sutton by a score Of 400 TO 344 The
winner averaged 90 and made high runs Of 1O6.
81 and 46. while the loser averaged II 4-2O and
made high runs Of 112, 46 and 81.
Willie Hoppe will be back from Atlantic City
on Monday, and will play games with Sutton
and Gallagher this week IN preparation for the
worlds international championship tournament
which Will begin April IN the concert hall
at Madison Square Garden, with Schaefer, SUIT
ton, Slcsson Cure. Hoppe, Morningstar and Cut
Ter as contestants.
AFTERNOON GAME
Tofa Too GOO @o,,, A6ysFags % EIigh
Average, 10 80. High 32 % IA - 4' o.
EVENING GAME.
II r3 o9as9e ~ Il is g. e 4o,s lSs sSo 80 AS.,ss: j j. e
fi3+ss ss''is tofs ssa H. ASsrss. 5s l2 il S 30
LOUIS cure ana maurice DAILY played two
games yesterday at the latter's academy and
each player won and lost. In both games the
winning averages We're high, but not sensational
In the afternoon game Cure won by a score
Of 300 to 81. The winner averaged 27 3-11 and
made high runs Of Y. 60 and so. Daily averaged
3 All and made high runs Of g. and G.
The evening game closely contested and
Daily finally beat the French expert by a score
Of 900 TO 2SS Daily averaged 13 21-22 and made
high runs Of SO. as and As. Cure averaged
i 1921 and made high runs of 38 81 and 81.
Cure will continue to practise with DAILY this
week in preparation for the international
worlds championship tournament next week
The Partisan player looks TO have an excellent
chance.
AFTERNOON GAME
Louis Cure-o 72 Al. s2 g. %. O. 49, s. 90 so Total.
BOO. Average q 2-1L High runs. 72. 50 and 90
Maurice Daly-4. 8. J. 8. !. s. o. J. 3. O. Total. 81.
Average, All. High runs, o, s and g.
EVENING GAME.
Maurice Daiy--ls 4e o. g. II, 8. II. 3d. / g. 81 g. 45
O o. o g. O s II 58 l. Total. 800 Average I3 II %
-iE fous clrs5I y as, 81 q. g. % 81 o "a
Figh runs. 3S. 81 and 81
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
LAST CRESCENT SHOOT.
f.. b. Stephenson and O. c. GrinneU
4mong the Trophy Winners.

AFTER most successful season, extending over
period OF twenty-five weeks, the members of
the Crescent Athletic Club trap shooting con-
ungent had in the final shoot yesterday one Of
'he most interesting in the clubs history. The
attendance was above the average and while
the conditions were poor account of bad light
and raw northeast wind. a number of full
scores were made
Two important continuous matches that had
run all through the were decided They
were the Stake Trophy match and the team shoot
Tor the season prize There were also two shoots
Tor the March Cup, one having been postponed
from last week, account of the match with
the Boston team
Inc hrst OF these was won by A e Hen
urlcKson and the second by T. W. Stake,
Ooth with full scores. Ten men competed in
each match. The winner of the cup however
was +. B. Stephenson who had the best three
scores for the month. H. M. Brigham was second
and DR.. Keyes third.
Dr' j. N Teeter and o. C. Grinnen each had
-FOUR wins for the Stake Trophy when they be-
gan shooting yesterday for the last time They
were tied with score of "a. but in the shoot
bn biz GrlnneL won the trophy for good with p
ms maj score. Teeter made II.
n. B. stephenson and o. G. Grinnell won the
team shoot scoring 43 to So made by Hopkins
ana Palmer. Stephenson also the season
PII1e' win III. M. Brigham and Henry Kryn
second. The special scratch prize for the season
was won by o. c. Grinnell, with F. B Stephen
son second.
al h1teen targets. The first won by F. B.
stephenson with fun score. and the second by
q. e. q. stephenson, with a full score. f. B.
stephenson. H. Werleman, A. E Hendrickson
and n. NJ Brigham each won a trophy match
the latter two with full scores OF 15 each
The full scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Columbia Soccer Players Hold
Staten Island to TIE.

Colurnbias soccer players, who are preparing Tor
a double header in the intercollegiate series this
weak played a brilliant game against the crack
team of the Staten Island Football Club at the
Cove West New Brighton, Staten Island yesterday
afternoon. finally emerging with honors even at
three goals for each eide.
Not having played outdoors for several weeks the
coIegians were naturally bit rusty at the start
hut warmed I'D rapidly and soon had the spectators
enthusiastic over the speed displayed
The feature of the match, however was the pAe-
nomenal goalkeeping of Clarence NJ. Haight' VINO
last year played en- the varsity basketball team
Hts defence was splendid throughout and at tunes
impreenable lightning shots from within snort
distance OF goal being intercepted time and again
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
NEW LoND0N-MARBLEHEAD RACE.
F. Lewis Clark Offers $500 Silver Trophy for
90-Foot Schooner Glass.

F. Lewis Clark. owner of the schooner Emerald.
and vice-commodore of the Eastern Yacht Club,
has presented the club with $500 silver cup. which
viii be put up the prize for the 9Ofoot class of
sclOOnerS in the clubs race from New London TO
Msrblehead which starts on June SO.
The schooner Invader designed by A. S. Chese-
brough and built Lawey's last year for Roy
A. Ralney. Of the Iarchmont Yacht Club, has been
formally entered for this race. Arthur F. LulNe's
Corona which has received a new deck and an en-
iarRed sail plan this winter, is also entered.
r r BreWster's crack Cary Smith schooner. Ell
nina is looked another sure entry, and 1t
is hoped that J. Rogers Maxwell Will get his Her
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
TROUT SEASON OPENS.
Fishermen Haze Little Trouble an
Catching Their Limit.

,,4lor March g-The trout season opened To-
a., ,,,tb what is said have been the best fish
ing in years There was big attendance at ,an al
The snorting clubs on the south side soutn e'ue
snortsmen's Club. at oakdale' the Long -1 tsial"l
80, -, member who went out, caught the
limit Of hfteen speckled beauties
Among those who whipped the streams yeSter-
dow we're: A. p Montant. George y StaEal' ny
, S -, I,-,as A Y de Goicouria. Harry s Knapp.
IatueI "a "a paT,iIl and others. John NJ Ward the
taiTcIh nif niayer nshed at the new country
seat of the Rod and Reel Cluo
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
eouAsu ON BROOKLYN COURTS.

Three squash matches were decided YESTERDAY "a. AT
.,a courts OF the Brooklyn Heights Casino me
Nrst was between the home team ana that OF the
- rrba t7rooklvn team won by sets 10 2
The New York Squash Club then played the ca
s,1n' team. The sides made up of six men
brooklyn was again victorious. The score was I
The visiting teams then met in match ,soT, no
iasea Inane % With the New York Squash Club The
!Rnaich anded IN 4 tie at 1 wins each.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
HARD TO HIT TARGETS.
Wind Sends BIuerocks Scurryimg at
TraUers Island Traps.

Captain ]. N. Borland won leg on the March
Cup yesterday afternoon the Travers Island
traps of the New York Athletic, Club AS he had
previously won two legs the captain had the pleas
ure of taking the trophy home.
Eight club trophy shoots were also decided Ihree
of these went DIR. LOrinS, three 10 Captain Bor-
land and two TO Jack Dickerson
The dav was not particularly good for shooting
A high wind blew in from the Sound and sent the
bluerocks flying in every direction. For all or
that however, several excellent scores were made
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
LACROSSE SEASON OPENS.
Stevens Institute Easily Beats C. C. N. Y.
Plavers-Columbia Varsity Defeats Alumni.

The first lacrosse game on the schedule Of Stevens
Institute of Technology played yesterday at
the ST. George Cricket Grounds against the team
Of the College Of the City of New York. The game
Tesnited in q victory for Stevens by score OF 10
Within thirty seconds Murray scored for stevens
forty-fve seconds later he shot another goal anu
Igitbin a minute after this Gayley had once more
Gagged the ball for the home team This pace was
kept up throughout the first haIl ana r"'ui'eu III
q score of 90. - -. -, ,,s ,oada
,oalinp a final score OF 100 The lineup was as
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
HARVARD BEATEN AT SOCCER.
re-. r.r.oranb - The Trlbune !

[ly Telegraph % THO ITlDune.I
IIaverford, Penn, March S1.-Despite the fact
that stiff north wind accompanied at frequent in
fervaIs by a driving rain and snow, beat its way
across Walton Field, Haverford and Harvard met
at soccer in the third intercollegiate match this
afternoon Haverford winning by the score OF TO o.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
CORNELL NINE HoMEwARD BOUND.
[By Telegraph 70 The 7

IBy Telegraph 70 The Triture.l
Lexington. KY. March S1--The game scheduled
here to-day between the baseball teams OF Cornell
and Kentucky University cancelled account
~ rain The Cornell team left for home tonight
with a record OF four straight victories its
Southern TRIP.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
On the grounds at Yonkers. YESTERDAY,

On the grounds Yonkers. yesterday the pay
ers Of the Hollywood Inn Football Cluo turther
strengthened their lead in the championship series
OF the Metropolitan Association Football League oy
defeating the strong eleven OF the Ne" I loIN rs
~. ~, Tho score Of goals to l. Notwthsta andng
the recent wet weather, the ground was IN la7IS It
GOOD condition and the game was 1ast one. ne
Sonkers eleven is now a strong favorite TOT the
ctaroDiOoshiD lineup
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
YALE SWIMMERS WIN.

Baltimore. March S1.-The Baltimore Athietic Ciuo
swimmers were defeated in the match tonight py
the Yale team by a score Of TO !. Balumores one
victory was in the first event, the 2o-yard SWIM, M
q C. Mengel, OF Yale, established a new WoIiI itd
record of ri geconds for the 49yard pck StFohe
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
Alumni CO).
,Yarsity 6l.
MO LACROSSE AT BAY RIDGE.

condition the lacrosse game between the Crescent
Athletic Club and Columbia University was called
off YESTERDAY afternoon The amateur champions
11l therefore, open the local by playing
stevens Institute OF Technology next Saturday
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

The first game in the opening round OF the cup
tie series for the American Cup under the auspices
Of the American Football Association, TOOK place
At EQUITABLE Park Eleventh avenue and 9th street.
Yesterday, the Robert Burns team, OF New 1orh'
defeating the Caledonans, Of Newark by by ghs goS1s
10 g. Both sides worked hard, ana a Wen l'ue4'
rnrnn rac11lted The line-up
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
RACE HORSE FALLS AND BREAKS NECK.

New Orleans March S1-In the Arst race az the
Fair Grounds to-day. John r. Kirby stepped IN
hole on the backstretch fell and broke hts neck
Charles Mckee. following him closely. fell ovx
him. The boys escaped unhurt.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
uesT LAcRossE AT COLUMBIA.

7, the first game of the season the Columbia
.,,arstv lacrosse team defeated the alumni on
c,,+t Field Yesterday by a score of 60. The field
,os soft and slippery and fast work was impossi-
%In The varsity forwards showed good form
Is1,. yIDe-uO follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

In the first game of the cup tie series arranged
nv the New York Amateur League recently organ
lied the Camerons, of this CITY, had no uouoie ~
1tnoetrg of the Freebooters OF Flushing TO the
tune Of 6 goals to O. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
FOUR GUNS AT BATH BEACH SHOOT.

There were only four guns yesterday afternoon
at the traps of the Marine and Field Club at Bath
Reach. Four events were decided. and c. NJ Camp
won them all. The scores:
TROPHY SHOOTS TARGETS.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

Cioais-Evans o. Jacobs, Columbia Sparks h9dnoLe.
Van Laer Staten Island. Referee-f Forfee'er Gov
,,os + @ Tinesmen-W +. Mimic, Favortes F. u loI
Columbia and R ]. Sheldon. Tomphinsyille' LOT sa'eH
Island Time of halveS-Thrty-hve minutes.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
MARCH CUPS TARGETs-H
FIRST

Team total ...........43 Team totaI.............
STAKE TROPHY-25 TARGBTs-HANDrCAP.
@ G Grinnell. jr.. 24IF p. Stephenson.
Shoot t-off-Grnnell. DR. Teeter
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Der Sebens Mtheni.

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etc. besieht man am Beiten BON Der
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NuftrGqe meroen prompt ~ausQefibrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-14
MAYORS STREET OPENING BILL.
McCarren and Bowling to Introduce It
Provides for Radical Changes
by Telerarh 70 The Tribune.l

Albany, March ia bill to be introduced by
Senator McCarren and Assemblyman Bowling
tomorrow embodies the views of Mayor Nc
Clellan regarding procedure for street open
ings I'm New-York City. 1t provides for radical
changes, the result Of much study Of the sub
ject by Assistant Corporation Counsel Dunn
who. with ex-senator Guy. was here to-day in
the interests Of the measure
The bill authorizes the condemnation Of an
easement or a fee. as the Board of Estimate
may determine H. all lands required for public
purposes. that it win not he necessary here
after to condemn the fee Of streets in which an
easement has already been acquired.
1t provides for only one commissioner of as
sessment instead of three; requires all maps.
damage and assessment, TO be furnished within
three months after request by the commission
ers; takes from the commissioners of assessment
power 10 fix the area OF assessment and lodges
IL in the Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment' provides that the Corporation Counsel
WIN the concurrence Of the Board of Estimate
shal make a preliminary abstract of awards for
damages and file IL in the Bureau of Street
ahce: reduces the fees of the commissioners for
meetings held for the examination or view of
ne premises or for adjournment or for eXecu-
tive sessions in making their awards from SO
10 - ana limits the fees OF the Commissioner
& OF Assessment TO 90 cents city lot within the
area or assessment, in addition his fees as
. commissioner Of Estimate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-14
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

Hart New-YOrk NN-'
London, March 1s-Arrived. steamer MinnehahA CHr,
Robinson. New-York 'D'
Dover March ID 4 m-Arrived, steamer FINLAND An
field. New-York. for Antwerp land proceefed9 ~
Cherbourg. March l3. a m-Arrived. steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse tCerl. Clippers New-York yix
Plymouth. for Bremen land procesdetl ~ ~
Leser. New-York ' N1''
MarseiHes. March Il-Arrived. steamer Madonna CHr,
Lander New-York via Naples '"''
bordeaux March S-Saled. steamer Fricka tCSer) Sux
torn. New-YorE. $3.50 ~NN
Hull March 1l-sailed. Colorado CBrl Ward
New-York '''' ''4N
Manchester March l2Arrivel steamer Camoens Oselx,
Penrice, New-York NS''
shields March 1lsGiled steamer Jesoric (r sho,ten
(hom Bremenl, New-York
Genoa. March 9-Salled steamers Cta 81 Palarn, ,,O
Massardo New-York: 10. Citta Mlano CtaD
SchIafrno. Nev-York N'''S''
Naples March l2-Saed. steamer Slavonia (Br TAYLOR
New-York. @'''i
Barbados, March 12-ArrIved steamer Maranbens. fs,
Casey: New-iork for Para Manaos "
dermann Bremen for York " N'ah
Buenos Ayres Feb 1f--Arrtved steamer Silvia ~
Drummoud. New-York ''" 'o'i
Palermo. March 5-Sailed Irene aust, f,.,,D
from Trieste. etcl. New-York O71'S"
Deagoa Bay, March 15-Arrived previously st..,,.-
Hesthslsn lBrl Seaborne New-York via Cane TovyD
jana. March l2Arrived steamer MoItke GER s.9s
mann NeW-fork Via Funchai. Aigtsrs Genoa ~,
Pernambueo March Ie-Saned steamer rspnv.,, n,
Ohls ttrom Rio Ianeirpl SeV-Ycrk -" 'N'''
Caristtaaia March lo--Arus ed steamer Texas ,D.r,
anderson New-1oFk for Copenhagen sailsI .,ae 80
Oscar II dam. Hsnpsl Nsw-Yosk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-14
r. T. COMBUSTION CURBED.
amended Elsberg Bill RObS 1t of
Contract Discretion.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Albany March 13.-The Esberg Rapid Transit
bill amended in two important features. was re-
ported by the Senate Cities Committee tonight
by a vote of to 3. A long fight within the COM
mittee was necessary before any action the
bill could be decided on, but at length Senator
Elsberg convinced the committee that the
amendments would make the bill acceptable to
all the advocates of rapid transit reform. and
marshalled his supporters for the vote. The
three Democrats McCarren, Grady and Martin,
voted against the bill.
The most important amendment takes out of
the hands of the Rapid Transit Commission the
power of deciding whether contracts for con-
structOn and operation shall be let separately
jointly, and lodges it in the Board of Estimate
and Apportonment. This amendment is as fol-
lows:
Nothing contained i'm this act shall be deemed
or be construed as intending to limit or as linn
itlng, in any manner the discretion of the Board
of Rapid Transit Commissioners. provided in the
opinion of the Board OF Estimate and Apportion-
ment or other analogous local authority OF such
city II is eXpedient, practicable and In the pub
lie interest TO do So TO enter into contract for
construction. equipment. maintenance and opera
tion with the same person. firm corporation
or for any one or more of said purposes with
the same person. firm or corporation. with DIFF
terent persons, firms or corporations, either in
one contract or in separate contracts. or at any
time or times
The other amendment provides that any va
cancies in the board occurring after January l
1906, shall be filled by appointment OF the
Mayor, instead of by vote of the board thus
eliminating the much criticised self-perpetuating
feature of the commissions makeup. Said SEN
ator Elsberg:
These amendments make a concession 10
every reasonable argument which has been
made against the bill in It's original form. They
put 1t squarely up TO the Rapid Transit Com
mission and the Board OF Estimate and An
portonment 10 be responsible for the welfare
Of the city.
don't know whether they'll be satisfactory to
the railroad interests or not. They not
consulted and will not be.
Other striking reforms in the present bill over
the existing law the cutting down of the
/ time OF contract with the operating company
from fifty years TO twenty years, with one or
more renewals OF twenty years, or in case the
city equips the road, ten-year contract with
ten-year renewals, and the clause giving the citv
power 10 build pipe galleries in any future sub
ways.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-14
STEVENS TO FIGHT ON.
Andre5cs and Parker absent, He
Would Change Bank Investigation.
IBy telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Albany March 13-As skirmish preparatory
to the real battle tomorrow. Senator Stevens
to-day tried to get vote on his plan for an in
vestigation Of the State Banking Department by
a legislative committee. instead of the commits
sion provided for I'm the Finance Committees
bill. He introduced anew the resolution which
caused so hard fight within the committee, but
discussion of IT was shut of by Senator Raines
Tomorrow the resolution will be offered a
substitute for the Finance Committees bill.
The Stevens resolution provided that COM
mittee of three Senators and five Assemblymen
investigate the department and the provisions
of the banking laws. and report to the Legislat-
ure before adjournment such recommendations
for amendments TO the law as might seem ex-
pedient or necessary.
Senator Stevens asked for immediate consid-
Grafton. Senator Raines objected, and the reso-
luton went over under the rule Lieutenant Gov
ernor Bruce referring it to the Finance Commit
tee
Senator Raines said that Senator Stevens had
the right to offer his plan as an amendment to
the bill providing for an investigating commits
sion when it came up for debate, and Senator
Stevens said he would take the advice.
When the bill for the investigating commits
sion was called up in committee of the whole
Senator Stevens asked Senator Raines If he had
obtained any assurance from the persons named
that they would serve on the commission.
Senator Raines said ne had such assurance,
but provision was made in the bill for the filing
of any vacancy by the Governor.
THAT is just what l thought" said Senator
Stevens. Judge Andrews sailed for Europe the
very day the bill was introduced. while Judge
Parker is in the South for a prolonged stay.
Since the Governor has the power to appoint
commission IL is only fair to strike out that
portion of the bill naming these gentlemen, and
leave the members of the commission to be
named by the Governor. that may hold
out no alurement Of name position to the
Senators to cause them to vote for bill for
which they otherwise would not vote"
The clause was not stricken out, and the bill
was advanced to order of third reading 1t will
come I'D tomorrow, when Senator Stevens will
embody his resolution in an amendment to the
bill.