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New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
PASTIME Il. G. GAMES.
Large Cro7cd Watches Work of
athletes in S7celtering Heat.

It wasn't cold at the grounds Of the Pastime
Athletic Club yesterday. but the four thousand
spectators who gathered TO watch the clubs spring
games could take comfort in the occasional breeze
off the East River. and there were hotter spots in
town. No startling performances were recorded in
any Of the events. and Olympian athletes were
spicuous by their absence only However. there
were many close finishes. and the meet furnished
plenty of amusement and excitement for the swet-
erng crowd.
Joseph Brownlow, jr.. expected TO do great
things in the haf-mile. but he started from scratch
against several fast men with liberal handicaps.
and folded up after three furlongs. The heat
bothered the Irish-American crack. and the race
his clubmate. Bihn. who started from the
46-yard mark and the distance in 1:5S Is. good
time for the track and the day.
Eckn1an. of the Acorn Club. showed a nice turn
of speed in the 1co-yard dash. and won in 90 As.
with six-yard handicap. Meier. of the Irish
American club victor at Travers Island last
week. could get no better than third with the 12-
pound shot. Hanrahan. with ten-foot handicap.
winning with a heave of AZ feet 11ss inches
The broad jump brought good in
Brusch. of the home club, whose actual leap Of
20 feet II inches. with 2o-inch handicap. was
enough to win.
The summaries follow:
E Ire + fss ssss @ .eens By g
hundred e = dash 5as sana!caPWon ID siV fg Eek
Q yards second; J. McMasters Acorn A c. g yards
Four-hundred and-forty-yard (novce)won by H
W Brigham Pratt institute; j. Halaq: Acorn A c.
Eght-hundred and eighty yard thandicap)-Won by
c. L. Bihn, Irish American A C as yards; R NJ
Davis y. Y A c. 3S YARDS, second; j l. Harris
Pastne A. c. ,5o yards,. third Time. 1:5S Is
Running tunp-Won by g Brasch. Pastme A. C.
go inches actual jump Of 20 feet II inches
Mel Pastme A. c. C2S inches, second with
an actual mmp of 20 8 inches: George E. Hail.
rish-American A. c.. third, with acutal jump Of
Running high jump tnovice)-Won by E. Erickson
NJ H A C., at inches; tie for second between
L. r. Geer. N Y: A. c., and H Rosenberg. Irish
NIetifne Pgttine T. f2poand shot nandsaPwon
han Mercury A {. feet 80 feet II q inches; c. e
paIIirger Psstime c. Is feet. second 50 feet 6Ss
inches H. Meyer Irsh-Amerlcan A. c. 3 feetp. third
III 3la inches
" One-mIe relay Chandicapl Young Mems Christian
association Catholic Athletic League Church Athletic
league and Inter League-Won by Hudson
CHA Athletic Association C35 yards with McAufe Ed
1rsrds smith and Meyer; ST. Barthoonews Athletic
Ci,h 40 yards) with IIosa Wieting. Ferneken and Tel
srbov second Athletic Association (scratch with
Schnale. third. Time. 33I2s
One-nile Nhandicapl-Won by j Dur1is, Mercury
w J. Kramer. Acorn Athletic
CIh 200 vards, second: Berker New York Athletic
f,inb (36 ysrdsl, third. Time. 4:232s.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
OLYMPIC RIFLE TEAM SAILS,

Aboard the American Line steamship St. Louis
which sailed yesterday for Plymouth. Cherbourg
and Southampton. the rifle team which is to
represent the United States in the coming Olympic
games. The team is made up of the following
men: General J. A. Drain. of Washington. presi-
dent of the National Rife Association of Amer
lea and the captain Of the Olympic team. Captain
x K. W. Casey. of Delaware. Captain c. S. Bene-
dict of Ohio: l. l.. Eastman, of Ohio; Captain F.
E Evans. u. S. NJ c., of Washington: Captain
E A Green, U. S. NJ. c., of Washington: j. W.
Hessian. of Delaware: c. Jeffers. of Nassachu-
setts; W. F. Leushner. of New York: Major w.
b. Martin of New Jersey: Lieutenant II. F. Simon
of Ohio, and Major c. r. Winder, of Ohio
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
NEW HAMPSHIRE OFF FOR PANAMA.

With three hundred marines on board bound for
the Isthmus OF Panama 10 relieve the forces now
on duty in the canal zone. the United States bat
tleship New Hampshire sailed from the Brooklyn
navy yard yesterday afternoon The New Hamp-
shire. which is of the newest and fastest yes
sells in the navy. having been launched March 10
last at the New York shipbuildng yards at Cam
den. n. J.. is under the command OF Captain II. A
Winslow. and will add its contingent OF three hun
dred marines to the force already assembled at the
isthmus. bringing the total number of there
up to about fifteen hundred
Besides the three hundred marines the New
Hampshire carried OF six hundred sailors
1t is expected that the trip Panama will be made
in six days. and the New Hampshire will immedi-
ately return in time TO take part in the Sath an
n!versary OF the settlement OF Quebec which the
Prince Of Wales is expected to be present
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
ON CRICKET CREASES
1fANY MATCHES PLAYED.
Columbia Oral and Brooklyn Dra5c
in Cham mpionslip Series.

Cricket matches were played on aii tne creases ~
the metropolitan district yesterday and the
made good scores in the eneFVa,lhs neat
principal game In the championship series or ehe
MetropoItan League took place at Williamsbrtdge.
the contending elevens being Columbia oval ana
Brooklyn. The result goes on record as ora".
as the side batting when stumps were drawn had
still four wickets to fall.
The home team the toss. and. oatting on q
hard wicket ran IN f32 runs five men getting into
double figures A. T.. Whitehouse and G. D. Ihorpe
exceeded the twenty mark. and A Dovey' A RIOS
kings and o. Smith scored over ten H. Husnton
kept a capital length throughout. and came OUT
with the good analysis OF wickets Ior % runs
while j. Poyer obtained for 48 The latter WIS
also seen to advantage with the bat when the
visitors went in. running up "a in good style. wnhe
A Lowell played exceedingly we'll for FL Hoskfnss
was the star performer with the ball for Colurnoia
Oval. taking wickets for runs and H. A smith
took the other two wickets at a cost OF 70 runs
he
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
OLYMPIANS COMPETE AT PITTSBURG
tBy Telegraph TO The TribuneI

lby IeleSrapn 10 Inc tribune
Pittsburg June 20-The athletic tournament
given at SchenIey oval, this afternoon, attracted
thirty thousand persons Many of the members
of the American team which will participate in
the Olympic games at London took part in to-day 8
contests. While there were several good per-
fornances, records were broken, although HUFF
of Chicago tied the record of 10 As seconds for
100-metre dash. Hillman. Of New York. the
4oo-metre dash In 80 Is seconds. while Sheppard of
New York, won the S00-metre run in 201 % Gill
bert of Yale, attempted to beat his former record
at pole vaultng. but failed, the best he could do
being Il feet 61a inches.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
ONE KILLED IN DU POINT EXPLOSION.

Denver June 20.-Luther Hockem killed and
a number of persons were bruised by explosion
of three thousand pounds OF nitroglycerfne at the
Du Pont Powder Company's works at Louviers to-
day. The neutralizng plant destroyed The
loss is 5000 Hockem the only person in the
building in which the explosion occurred. The
shock felt thirteen miles distant
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
AArr ,llulsEc1loN EXPENSES.

,,A.r,, 1,ra aO-The Society for the - sled
90 ahnSs IN Animal experimentation TO-DAY 1s,atns
w with 1.-The the Secretary of state s'stsnsn, Sr yiy.s
that it spent ssS1 to promote an'i-ana. aa,.,tur
tion action at the last session or ,n7 Is An
1-hs bills died in committee in ootn arses &C
toinetts f CSazzam paid the en'Fs
cording TO the certificate
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
rxprc1 MO TROUBLE IN PANAMA :,

Washington. June a.-Reassurins -,,,r con-
heen received by the administration ,,sratenes
ditions IN the Republic OF Panama. l.,baIs COM
sso9sp nase oe1 blackburn and General Counsel ne
n ~ the Isthman Canal commission indicates s.,iou
tnnprobabIlity OF trouble at the eoLn---
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
YACHTS IN LONG RACE.
Thirty Start for Block Island in
Nezc York 4. c. Contest.

In light breeze from the westward thirty Yacht,
-sIoops and yawIs-started at ; .. m. yesterday n
the New York Athletic Clubs 1oN-rnils race from
whortIeberry Island. near New Rochelle TO West
Harbor, Block Island. All the yachts were sailed
bv their owners or some other amateur. and the
keenest kind of competition is anticipated Ths
winner is expected to finish before dark to-day.
The frst race was started by Commodors Harry
Jackson Jr in 1874 Every yacht that started yes
terdsy was Of a good wholesorne type and was well
equipped for the race Commodore Jackson sailed hs
Yacht the Mist in the race. Commander A. B. Fry
gave the signals from the steam launch Mohiean
and the yachts were sent OF promptly on time. Az
they crossed the line it made one Of the p-sttest
pictures that has been seen IN a regatta for long
time
The conditions in this contest called for Corin-
thlans to steer. There were restrictions as TO
size or number OF sails. and tims allowance was
figured on overall length. twelve ntnutes a foot
being allowed. and yavIs and auxiiiarss were al
lowed per cent more The racers had to carry
lead line compass charts. fog signals. two anchors
and cables. life preserver for each person On
board. lights and all cabin fixtures.
Five prizes are offered by members Of the club
and there is special prize for the handicap class
sailing in one division and special prize for the
best elapsed time made. AuXiliarleS had tnelr En-
gines sealed before starting.
The warning signal sounded az $50 o'clock ana
the racers approached the line manHuvrins -or
position Five minutes later the preparatory ssnaI
was made and at $40 the shriI whistle OF tas 'lO
hican gave the signal to 60
Half an hour later the motor boats were sent
away. They are racing for the Thomas Fleming
Day Cup. The Erouel the kittrois and the Ne-Ns
moosha started in the order named
The starters in the sailing race, owners IehslA
md all follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
GEORGE WASHINGTON SHOTS WIN.

Reading Mass. June 20.-George Washington
I-niversitv of Washington. the intercollegiate
rife match on the Bay State military rifle range
here to-day with the University of Pennsylvania
second Harvard third and Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology fourth
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
TRINITY, q; WESLEYAN,

Hartford. Conn. June 2O-Trinity from Wes-
leyan here this afternoon in a well played baseball
game by a score Of to l. The by innings
follows
r. H. e
Trinity ........o 0 0 0 y-4 5 2
Wesleyan .......0 0 0 0 0-1 2 o
Batteries-Woodle and Smith: Connolly and Day
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
OYER THE CHESS BOARD.
Match May Be arranged Betreen
,JnnozrsIi and Tarrasch.

n Janovski Of Paris. the chess champion OF
France has challenged DR.. S. Tarrasch, of Nurem
berg 10 q set match with the single proviso that
the games be not played in Nuremberg.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
YALE CREW ROWS WE'LL.
Freshman and Four-oared Races
May Produce NeU Records.

Gale. Ferry Conn. June 1.-For the afternoon
work of the Yale crews to-day the freshman eight
was sent over the two-mile course down stream.
covering the distance in eleven minutes Ihere was
a slight head wind and an outgoing tide The var
sity eight went down stream two miles. and then.
turning around, went up the river Two ana Hail
miles.
The ,,pstream work much faster than the
row down. but while the boat went well IT
seemed to lack life. The four had row down
stream and back
Vale ha. an unusually fast four-oared crew this
wear and the historic record Of 1o&s made by Cap
tain Kip Parkins's crew in 1899 is in danger
Yale holds the record for the freshman two-rn'ie
race It is e:47. and was made by the 1901 eight
Harvard hte logical winner this year, is the
snnoothest eight the river, and with first rate
conditions, may cut down this record
One Of the spectators at day Will probably
be CAPTAIN F. B. Stevenson. of the Yale 1888 crew.
which made the historic record OF D;lo TOT 'le
course Captain Stevenson's crew created IL just
.venty wears ago. and his class is to return TO
Yale for its reunion.
II &c NOT expected that this record will be lowered
this wear The varsity race is an upstream aHalr'
and no record is possible rowing against the s'ros
river current. Both the varsity eignts which Hee
here on Thursday of the highest oroer ever
turned out by the rival universities Harvard mas
o,.os,, detaated Cornell and Annapolis the latter
tbe fastest short race in America, the FORMER
with rowing record which gives color 10 lts ciiii
Of being the leading American university IN ro"iie
Yale has had no preliminary races for her varsity
eight hut her second crew broke the worio Iecoio
st the American Henley races on May 8o- 1aie
crew is admittedly. however, one OF the strongest
in her history.
The course is tagged the shells in which the race
will he roved have arrived. and practically every
detail is In readiness for the struggle faie VIII
row in a cedar shell made by Ward, the haIieiii
hoathuilder Harvard will row in she'll ouilc II II,
England a year ago. discarding her DaVs eheii
For ten wears both Yale and Harvard nave fo"eu
IN Dav- shells This year heavier ana siaii1
shells have been built, in view of possible rous"
water.
Red Ton, Conn. June 2o.-All the Harvard
crews with the exception of the varsity 1our-odI
had light work this afternoon. The varsity anu
freshmen eiehts covered about four miles. Ihe
men had short stretches on the way do"nstreaiI'
hut on the trip back to the boathouse look thelf
work in longer spells. The freshman 1our aIso
had easy stretches for couple OF miles. Inc
varsity four was sent over its course OF TWO
miles against the tide but with slightly favorlns
winds
=. H. Schweppe. chairman of the regatta colii-
rnittee arrived here to-day and attended 10 tne
placing of the main flags in their proper posi-
tions on the river each half-mile OF the course
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21

In the match on thirteen boards between the
Long Island Chess League and the Greater New
York Chess League contested at the Dyher Heights
Country Club. the Long Island team proved VIC
torious hv the score of s1 to 3i7. Heal. Black.
Eoeebsult Rudolph Norman, Canavan, Foye, Kim
and Jappe were the winners the Long Island
team and on the losing side Schubert, Porter and
Thunnann scored their games.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21

match Is being arranged By the mempers OF
the BROOKLYN Chess Club between Magnus Smith
ran7nion of the club and former champion Of
Canada and Charles Curt winner of the club
championship last year. Curt is well versed in
the openings and has trend toward brilhancy
Smith on the other hand, is accurate and patient
in STYLE and strong in endings.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21

Length Al0warce
rfrb HA
Duchess. ]. 3. Palmer. Kntcssroo-Fsr-. ~ .
Mimosa III 5 Wainwright American -
Notos r c. Mitchell y. Y A &C 45 = ~
Alera A H & J. W AIksr Ma1haSSst 2 = . "a
Mink. H WilletS American .--- - .6a
Red Wing. u. B Bendas. y. Y A e. - "a
Fearless. b r Scoddard New Rochelle >! "a
Saladin r ". Rathbone, y. 7. A Co. ~ IA
Alyce. ". A Leib. y T A C.--.------ IN
Tilicun II. c. s King. y 7 A Co. - -
BedouIn J FowIey. Harlem --------- ~ IN
Chaperon. Robert jacob. Horseshoe Haroor f2
Nutmeg A G Jones. Boston .------- - - 10
Rebel. A 81. Terhune. y Y A 60 10
Little Rhody II. C F TilliuShaSt. Br,St'l- .
Narsuerite, Commodore Clark. NorTa-S-- .,
Mist H. A. Jackson. jr. y. Y. A c. - 81 sN
Hazel J. z. Hyde. Morris --------- - %
Quest H. T. VuIte. N Y A. C---------'' q,
Juanita 5. C Hunter. New FocneNs - ~
Busy Bee r L Cuthbert- New IorN---- 80
ToIIv Tar H 8 Dieu HUglenot -.-.--- - -
Ola Glory C. P BonnsI. Iarchr1o1t - so
Grace III. J. 2. Lan5dsn, New Rocneile-- sA
Okee MahIste,it Brothers. y. Y y &C., 10 50
IL @ A NarsIand New ROchele------- ~ SO
BoIe J. E. Rft,ler " Y A I,--.---''--' 56s Sc
Frances G. W Robinson. Harlem ---..-'' -
Ngis- Mods $500 &c o. . -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21

Sir George Newnes, donor of the Anglo American
cable match trophy participated in recent chess
match on ten boards between the House of Com
mons and Oxford and Cambridge. which the Lower
House won by the score of 517 to ~. Sir George
was paired at the first board against N J. Housh-
TON Of Oxford who defeated w H Hughes, Of
Pennsylvania in the last cable match. The game
ed
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21

PLAYING against nine members Of the Huntington
Chess Club at six boards. Friday night; H.
Helms of the American cable match team, mace a
clean sweep. The simultaneous performance was
preceded by the annual dinner of the club. which
was held at Centreport. Long Island DR.. G. Her
bert Carter has won the clubs championship tour
nanent with a score Of s12 to Ia.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
AMHERST NINE BEATS WILLIAMS.

Eflltamstown, Mass. June 20.-In a game
marked by heavy hitting and ragged fielding Am
herst won from Williams this afternoon by a
score of 10 o g. before a crowd some 40 thou
sand spectators. who are here commtn, cement
guests.
The score by innings follows:
r. II Z
Anherst---.--.- 10 10 .
Williams. .----. : u Il .
Batteres-Brok and Danahey. Templeton and Lam
hta unapire-HoH ella.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
Automobiles.

BARGAIN TO oUIcK b. H6arraca 5..r GARA0A.
n lately overhauled Winion ana
a. FAST hsth
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21

The Manhattans scored an easy v1ctory against
Eensonhurst in the league game at Ulmer Park.
,,.,nn,o b,, margin of 4s runs the first innings
Tho home team batting first. was disposed OF Ior
as runs only F. S. Sergeant and E A W. Murray
getting into double figures. T. F. Kelly had re-
n,arkable success with the ball. ootalnlns SIX
wicket. for II runs. r. ]. Prendergast led the
hstsnoen with q and doubles were contributed by
H A Oxenham, T. J. O'Reilly and r r heily'
The Bensonhurst eleven went in again ana. NANNY
owing to good batting the part of F. f. street.
who ran up A not out. scored es for seven
Tb. ers+ innings totals were: Bensonhurst, IS:
Manhattans. s..
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
COLUMBIA OVAL

g9'15 6 sess Ttckf' Rodgers and H Ra5ton did no,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21

Kings County made poor showing IN the league
game at Prospect Park against Yonkers ana was
badly beaten by a margin OF % runs fonherS
went over the hundrsd mark. top scoring oelng
DON. bv c,iIdea In an innings of 25- H Loner.
A. r Smith, j. Grifhths and A Gregson were seen
to advantage with the bat but Smith and j.
Critchlow were the heroes Of the occasion, ooOh
doing phenomenal work with the oaIl' ea0h oo'alh
ing 4 wickets and Critchlow only having runs
scored against him. The totals were: Yonkers,
105: Kings County. 30
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21

Team B OF the West Indians defeated the eleven
/ of the New York Adults School totals Of y to
So Good scores made by G.. Roberts. %. and
/ F. Odlun 1S for the West Indians.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
mAccAsEE DANCE.

The political gatherings which were held last night and the threat ening weather did not interfere witt the dance which was given in the Odd Fellows hall last night by tae members of the local order of the Maccabees of the World. An inter esting address was delivered by State Commander Bumpus. who made the trip from Douglas for that purpose The attendance was large. the music good and the crowd congenial, sc that the occasion was one of pleasnre to the members and their friends The occasion was largely in celebra tion of the gains in membership which have recently been made by this order
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING.

By authority of shareholders repre- senting one-third of the outstanding capital shares of the Southwestern Mining Company and in accordance with Section 2, of Article 1 of it's bylaws, the shareholders of salu 6 i.e pany are hereby called to a special meeting to be held in EIks Temple, in the city of South Bend, state of Indiana, at o'clock D. m., of Tuesday, May 25th, 1908, to consider a plan for financing the enterprise and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the nsc3- ing.
 F. NJ. BONNIE, Secretary. Dated May 8. 1908. 1G6
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
NEW DINING PARLoRs.

Mrs. Grace R. Lowry has taken charge of the old Kruder place on Al len street, Tombstone, and under her the most popular place for meal in the county seat. The house has been entirely done over. The dining room is remodeled and repainted. The service Is the best and the cookihg is .of a quality that will lead one back after the first meal. The WIS, itor from Bisbee is especially invited and the management will see tna' the inner man at least is satisned pc fore hls departure.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
CITY NEWS
AT THE oRPHEuM.

The Earl Burgess Company at the orpheum, has established iself firm ly in public favor. The merabers ot Ine company 1ave DecOnl's great ia- yorites and the plays hit the public taste The novel scenic effects and attention to details. has brought much praise. Tonight "Lured From Home is the play This is one of the com pany's big successes. Little Perley Lewis, a local boy, showed himself to be possessed of decidedly out of the ordinary merit by his clever work in this play. Monday and Tues day nights NO Mother to Guide Her" will be presented. This is the play that brought fame and fortune to Miss Lillian Mortimer.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
LAST WEEK OF SCHOOL.

Tomorrow will begin the last week of the school year 1907-S. Prepara' tions have nearly all been completed for the final exercises, as has ben announced in the Review. A few more examinations will be held this
 week, but most of the time will be devoted to the commencement exer- cises. The first of these will be the play Wednesday night at the old opera house, the eighth grade enter tainment at the Central school Thurs day night, and commencement exer- cises proper Friday night at the old opera house.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
BOARD MEgTs MONDAY.

The meTbers of the board of trus tees of the public schools will neei Monday in order to look after the fin ishfng touches on the bonds whicf were recently voted. Actual wori on the building of the high school vii begin at the earliest possible mo ment. As has been stated offers toi the bonds have already been received by the trustees
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
HlsERNIANs ATTENTION.

An opea meeting of Division No. l A Q. H., of Bisbee will be held at MedigoEich Hall on Sunday afternoon, May 24th, at o'clock. All members and all who are not members who are interested in Hibernianism are re- ouested to be present.
 J. T. HEATING, President
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
HAND WAS HURT.

Pete Godin is laid up with ah ..r Ln, iured hand, the same having beSH deeply gashed by the bale of a cage falling on it. It is not thought fhat he will lose the use of his hand,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
HOUSE ROBBED,

The rooning house conducted by Mrs. Walker, near the city jail, was entered sometime Friday night, and a number of the rooms entered and articles taken therefrom- The Aeay- fest loser Is said to have been Jack Mckee. No clue as to the identity or the guilty party has been secured.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
BACK TO eIssEE.

H. L. Smith, who, is well known here. has returned to Bisbee. Smith left here about a month ago with the idea of locating in Los Angeles. He was dissatisfied there, tried San Fran cisco. Sacramento and Goldheid vita out finding a place that suited him, and has returned to Bisbee to stay.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
INJURED MAN BETTER.

Vernon Greaves. of Naco, son Of Judge Greaves, who is well known here, who was hurt at Naco. is much better Greaves received painful wound 4R the hip as the result Of an accident while working with an air nine
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

There were four drunks who got theirs" in the justices courts yester- day morning. There were two in each court and the usual penalty of s or five days was given them.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
n. -~a,nnan,a r:oior.

Violet, sans doute. is certainly the most fashionable color of the day. The rage for this tint, which, strangely enough, does not emulate the modesty of the fragrant flower from which t derives it's name. seems to increase rather than waae as the season ad rancee
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
IonAY AT THE CLUE.

The initial game in the contest Tor the Powell trophy will take place al the golf links of the Country Ciuc- Rifle and trap shooting are also on the program, together with some ten his contests.