New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
PRINCETON FISH WIN.
FIRST IN GARDEN KELAY,
Biz CrozCds See Various Contests at
.Sportsmans Shoe.

Sn,'a-a Carden was the relay swimming race.
which was won by the Princeton University team
There were four teams in this contsst-Princeton.
New York Athletic Club, East Side Young Mems
Cbr.tian Association and Bath Beach Swimming
Association.
Handicap conditions prevailed and the New York
Athletic Club team was the only one on scratch
Princeton had three seconds. the East side foons
Mems Christian Association twelve and Bath Beach
fourteen seconds. There were four men on team
and each sixty yards. The princeton quar-
tet consisted of Rail-, Rogers, Dennison ana ChAm-
bers-
The New York Athletic Club team. which was
without the services of c. NJ. Daniels tne na-
tonaI champion. had to depend on Goodwin soutn'
Manley and Ruddy-
In the early stages Of the race IL looheo as H
the East Side team going to win, but Prince
ton won I'm the last relay. when Chambers JUST
managed to nail Burke at the finish New York
could do no better than finish last The success
of the coIIegians greeted with loud cheering
the part OF the spectators
One of the best races seen at the Garden in
many a day resulted from the meeting OF the
cracks in the a0-yard handicap In the final heat
c. d. Trudenbach of the New York Athletic Club.
swimming from scratch by a touch in the
last strokes from H. Tobias. OF the East Side
Young Mems Christian Association. who had
twenty-one seconds start.
A great holiday crowd thronged the aises and
hped the seats the balconies and boxes, both
afternoon and evening The show Is now complets
every detail the only features lacking being the
scooter boats and ice boats, which are awaiting
spell of cold weather 70 finish their match
Orange Lake. when they will be shipped at once by
express to the show for exhibition in Captain VIII
Graharn's Long Island exhibit Captain Bills shack
is a symphony in green and red artistically draped
with fishing nets and decorated with oars and boat
hooks Long Island has never been regarded, ow-
ing its proximity to New York, and therefore
the playground Of New York. a hunting ground
for big game. but on the walls OF the Long Island
duck hunters shack a lot Of "varmint" skins.
such as fox. skunk, woodchuck, the largest rae
coon's skin ever shown. muskrat. opossUn and
squirrel Long Island has long been noted as a
great and deer preserve. and some fine speci-
mems of Long Island deer are shown. and live
speckled brook trout from Wading River
The ffty-seven varieties OF geese IN Timothy
TreadwelIs collection began fighting yesterday,
the big fellows trying drown the little fellows
that now. instead of swimming together. they have
divided off in sections in the pool.
Dories have long been among the gIories OF New
England naval architecture. They are somewhat
uncommon in New York, but there are number
of them at the show, in both the motor and sail
ing type. a clever design being 20-fOOt seagoing
dory, dubbed the "Go-any-way." Steel boats Of
all sizes and shapes and models largely dis
played
All the guides the show high laced
waterproof shoes finished in the natural color. IN
which they tuck their long trousers Most Of these
shoes made of moose, calf elk skin. and lots
of New Workers are investing IN them at the show
for use in town in stormy weather and IN ths
suburbs at all times
Up in the Indian exhibit they shooting away
in the most primitive manner possible on an arch
cry range with bows and arrows.
Denman ThompsOn's camp. at the Fourth avenue
end Of the Garden, Is true setting OF IN urbe
Here Josh. whitcornb. OF 'OId Homestead fame.
has fve-room portable bungalow IN green and
white with a Iean-to kitchen. a covered stoop. not
big enough to be dignied with the name Of piazza
and the whole surrounded by comfortable looking
rattan chairs. evergreens and wire fence
bA1 lack haSz
shown moving about in glass tanks from the
Black Bass Hatchery, New Preston. Conn
William Cooper, the great naturalist. from Milo.
Me, shows a number of mounted birds and ant
mails. really natural in their poses. among them
being loon OF two coIors, black and white. which
weighed when captured fourteen pounds five
ounces. being the largest specimen IN existence.
the average loon weighing about eleven pounds
To-day at o'clock the Tale Teers' Club.
posed of the guides and press at the show. viii
have their annual dinner. Captain j. A H Dressed
being the host The show opens up tomorrow
morning for the second week OF its three weeks
yard fhandicap: second in
& sf h5aS 5 TO heat wSn by q Tosias E1s
Mglyey. Bath Beach swimming Club. second Time.
second & hss'wan By " D Ro27 TuOeRsash s New York
ming CLUB Ca5 secOnds) second. Time. so.
CLUB 55 scconGs}: Bud e3oodwin New YORK hshtee caS
20 Fn5 sG0P ss0nd 6v Tins = 9Tl 46enbacb Work. An,
lete Club scratch T. Tobias East SIDE Young Mens
New York Athletic Club q secontsl third Time aS6s.
champion woman swimmer Of Americas TIme 13fs
Obstacle race first heatlIWon by Joe Ruddy. New
Street Young Mems Christian Association second Time
0:5S%s second heat-Non oy W edlaadsr West SIDE
Young Mems Christian Association B. King Bath Beach
Swimming % Club second Time o;So5s Final heat-Won
West Side Young Mems Christian Association second. "
c SIanley. third
WOW = P4Sss;5n sa# g ssa9as q Ram
Rogers. Denns0n and ChambersI IS seconds: Twenty
oris1 second T9a IN Fseh min, % f-I ,ssr ~ -rsg
Goodwin. south. Manley RudIyl (scratch) fourth
Exhibition yard swim. BY Arthur Bennett Fort
saving Station. hands Time o:4f.
Fly casting Single handed bait casting long distances
99ls per cent: G. Mitchell ssss per cent second: P.
BroSETyn g1s per cent fourth 'h'ru' = J. NILS
sxty,yard swi5nTF1rs heat Won BY E spief5erssr.
won BY F RoHger Riverside Station. Time oae
S1n'f IN, t1 Crtl by FoT5 Wfshnston & d
division BrookiyI team consisting Of Brant and
Umbrella race ttriai heat,-Flrst heat won by Paul
Rottesr Ryersiie Diys!9n Tms 01s second hea'
Rifle Cbest five standing open any
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