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New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
HORSES N TRAINING OUT.

---=es tn Training" a publication Of priceless
a race followers = Ogt for the current sea
fs. s-6 contains irs usual amount of Information
l'7-ra--rrg fre sport Each stable s given in
aa le-laal orser together zf-h trainer and stable
5eeaH-. and there r. a list of ali ths new two
s@aE-- IS registered with the Jockey Club FOR this
Sea.
lH- book 4- c--ef-lg IEd-xed and il ~ possible
=. md r.- owner and trainer y horse with little
l-s Rules .~ racing. together with iHa-A
'- ts- -a1l- is q feature thst enhance the pub
acstIr's EaLl- auo there s. much space devoted {"
-fe1eE mounts 3r -. winners - al the principal
--l.s -l- o. tl-- American and English t-rf g.
we -as- lrert1-Te years. American track records,
winning sir-= and winning owners FOR I>o-. D-sae-
l-st ~ rF- grestest money winners IN both r0uu-
lrea fcr sl t.roes.
lf HANDY I1rle volume. ana no oHe VINO IS
tfioaer n the sport can afford 10 be without IT,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
NORWEGIAN MOTOR EXPOSITION.
American Consul Calls Attention Of Manu-
facturers Here to the Show

Consul Felix S. s. Johnson. OF Bergen. cans ,he
a++anrf7n Of American manufacturers OF motor
boats and engines TO the Norwegian exhlOIGon ol
such rnechanisTns to be held this coming SuI'iiie
at T-ondhjem. concerning which ne writes
..I:-,+i,,,s for space should now be filed. II
i f The greatest importance that the United states
should take part in this exposition. as It VIII De
the means Of opening Up new market for Ainefl-
can goods in Norway. The fishing fleet on the
western coast Of Norway. consisting OF many nun
,,-.5s n boats IS gradually being fitted up with
80 s-,z5nas II < only at these eTpositions that
fishermen and others can see the working of the
ro+o boats and the advantage Of he one boat over
the other
..A- the exhibition held last year only two Aneri-
can firms were represented, whereas other foreign
-: t,z q Fru exhibit In view OF the great
advantage 10 be derived by exhibiting. strongly
urge all motor manufacturers TO take part 1t this
exhibition. the expense may be large. but the re-
s,,I-z will more than repay this outlay
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
NEW AUTO CLUB FORMED.
Organized 4mong n. Y. n. {.
Members Last Night.

At dinner held last night at the New York
the owners of automobiles who are members
Of the club into a body which will hereafter 1S-
ure much in the position of automobile cIuo
in this city. While the membership is confined 70
members of the New York Athletic Club in all
terial matters the automobile section VIII
operate in similar capacity that Of the Auto
mobile Club of America, the Long Island Auto
mobile CLUB and similar organiza tons
About seventy-fve members OF the club sat
down dinner. which presided over by
Walter Wilson president of the Mercantile Trust
Company. Others the speakers table were
George ". Kuhlke president of the club; W L.
Mitchell. Judge Warren ". Foster. Robert Lee
Morreu and George r. Hume
On resolutions offered by MI Mitchell the formal
organization was decided upon by a unanimous
vote The details OF organization were left with
the automobile committee and largely IN the hands
Of z g. Gallaher. who has been mainly instru-
mental in the organization OF the section It was
said that about two hundred members had sigEiied
their intention Of joining the new section and
that there was a class OF automObilists in the club
amounting TO az least four hundred owners OF
machines who would be eligible for membership
Arrangements for buying supplies and accessories.
al the Central Park clubhouse and at Travers
Island a competent working touring bureau and
special insurance rates We're mentioned as prob
able lines Of effort the part Of the new sec
tIou
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
BRIARCLIFF RACE DATE.
No Change Mode-Contest0nts DIS
cuss Length of Contest.

-o.,,- yesterday Of the automobile mani
fao--,rers' committee. under whose auspices 'ne
stock car race for the BraroliT trophy VIII De hNd
o,-ar v-ee+ches+Ar County roads, the CONTESTANTS
s.--,.,er-- v-ored 20 have the contest take place
IN rha original date set, April q. majority N
chose who attended were IN favor OF haV1H9 the
distance of the race at least three hundred mics
- +t-is was left to the racing board 10 decide ar
. ,,aa-f7z 70 be held next "Wednesday O IhuTs-
day.
49,. 90 Nor-eu chairman. presided. and an
o,,,ced that the committee had permission from
+ae Board Of Supervisors TO use the roauS on
either April "a or May ., and leII II 10 'LT o'L
+a..-,-s themselves which date TO select lie eN-
1i,ad the uncertainties Of the weather coIdi'IoIS
= Ill md announced that once definite GATE
IS chosen by the contestants II coud not
no ,harged under any conditions MUCH "ol n va
recessarv. he said. to nave the COURSE o. "
and he told OF two bad stretches near -.
- ris touring cars sank 10 the hubs yesterday
morning. .,. - Mount t-ier,
- a-a, present said that he would repair I--e
.+r-e road for s8 500. an have the worst par
ready for speeding in several uaSH- 10 . '-f-'-
that his terms viii De accepted
W. 4is,.rcA of the race came in for much dis
psr5 4oIander who mas entered the
- -s- and Paul LacroiT. who has entered tue
T7era,I+ were strongly in favor of having Ine cor
test more than 300 miles. and voted Iha' Tue i'
,,,.a sbo,i,d make twelve laps over the course
-, tIsr-, Tozier was Of those agalns1 a
- ace explaining that II would be too hard
Oh the drivers
C--ore said that in case Of rain the course "ouid
-, g., 1ad condition and dangerous for fast driving
- maj under such conditions IL would De dIfhcuit
g. driver TO complete the distance OF 81" niles n5
.oo ,.cIock in the afternoon the time set for the
race to be called OF.
T-Io race will start at 40 o'clock, half an hour
80 eunrise On the morning OF April "A The
t...rs y-iu he allowed 70 have all the outside as
+.,rce thew require IN repairing or putting on
- res in the taking of oil or gasolene. but
-. 4z7, Of the nlecha nical parts Of the ear must
- s,-,a nv the driver mechancian OF lnacHln-
-. any outside aid whatsoever. judge will
10 s+a+ie7ed at the various camps 10 see that the
l.-+r r-Ile is strictly enforced
r. course has been surveyed BY the county en-
,.,sr and measures q distance OF thirty miles
A. N1orre said that before naming the exact dis
- of the race the racing board would like 10
-, t,4 time made by some or the machines. but
-{,, three hundred miles would undoubtedly be the
distance
Arnong the contestant present were r. Rand
Ft,ilaud-r Paul IacroIx. Montague Roberts. O. \.
singer Harry Lozier and Sidney Bowman
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
FAST Run TO HOUNDS.
Some Bed Falls Mar Neado1o
Brook Club For Hunt.
LBv telegram . TIE Tribune J

Me.dov Brook Long Island. Apr! 2-Memoers
OF the Meadow Brook Hunt Club enjoyed some some
good sport to-day and one Of the fastest naroes'
fox hunts Of the season. OF the twenty Tloers VII"
met at Jericho village for the hunt only SIX were
IN At the kill so stiff was the pace and so hard
the jumps,
The ride was naarred by several accidents. JuSl
before the run ended Warner Baltazzls mount
rushed a fence. hit the top panel heavily and reiI-
The rider knocked unconscious but later re-
mounted and again put his horse at the jump, win
the same result Mr.. Baitazzi withdrew from tle
hunt -her. He was severely bruised
Mrs. James Burden also got bad fall. Just be
fore she reached the first jump her horse sH'srved
sharply dismountinz her After a few minutes sne
renounted and rode for little while, then
withdrew
Those who were IN at the finish Samuel
WiIIetts NJ F. H; Miss Coruelia Bryce, j r
Grace. Russell Grace " Scott Cameron, jay
Phipps and the whips.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
FAST WRESTLING BOUTS
Preimmaries Of Metropolitan Cham
WOnshps Furnish Good Sport.

The preliminary wrestling bouts of the Metro
politan Association championships were held At The
Boys Club last night The finals VIII be decided
the same place tomorrow evening
The work Of George Melinert Of the National
Turn Verein. was OF the features OF the night
On crotch hold in the I15-pound class Il took
him Just 50 seconds TO down H Laznicky. of the
ST. Bartholomew Club II. Seector Of the Inter
settlement Athletic Association was another IA
vorite in this class. and succeeded in getting a
decision L. E Pelerka. Of the New West
Side Athletic Club after nine minutes the live
Hest kind Of wrestling A s Rubien. OF the Grace
Athletic Club. showed much skin with T J. Nc
Lear. OF tie National Turn verein and won hfs
bout in minute and ~ seconds in the 12s-pound
class Sam Fleiscaer, Of the Intersettleuent Ath-
letc Club, another favorite in this class.
cessful in downing Y. wass Of the Svea Club,
body and leg hold IN minutes and . seconds.
The summaries follow.
r aye5Pognd eIassR sehEar BoTs
TINE s6e lio'i's 1nioH e5tesat Ea5aai A5lre @ SS ca5
T, saqe6 Bows Club. defeated n. Curry. Boys Club
one-.-lnired-qni- fifteen pound class Helm. BOYS
Glib defeated William Hesse. George Athletic CIuo
IeaEJe defeatei Marcus ives; Side Branch Youns
Athsc ASsociatioH defeated l. 3 Pc
MeSnsr1 SatoSs es Ss I'm H9esT T Cde2 91 a17s II I'D
BaTthoomeew Athletic Club, Time O:se
Dove sporting club defeated Louis 6ehneiier North
University settIenlent de4estei g Fsist Bows. l6 D.
MshoTey s. George Athletic Club defeated P Aalsoo
n 7e2alan % gnlon Settlement Athletic club defeated
dali s.. Bartholomew Athletic Club defeated John
. Loughn, Xavier Athletic Club Time f-21- Gus Bau-
ers National Athletic Club. drew bye.
One hundred and thtrry-f-e-pouHd ciass-A- Ruben
Grace Athletic club defeated l. J McLear NaLio1ai
Nerei-- a. r.. a g,
0efe3ted ". Chadwick :
FeiqCher n-ersetteneut Athlete Association defeated
Austin Vass Svez a. and @ Time. SEQ
One-Hundred- and forry-Hve-p pound casE Tsrsy. Sr-
George Athletic Cub. defeated B. MendesOhu. iUeTze-
tler7ent Athletic Association Time 243 John Kr1gg
N15snsi & & Tg ss eTa'e M Jo1R Ws ss0 s 5
Club defeated J A Su1alic<- Boys Club Time -
ClzssA- Peterson
Dover Sporting Club defeated Keller National Turn
Verefn Time, 600 NacMillen. Mott Haven Athletic
Club defeated Epstein, nterseteraent Athletic As
ISOLATION Time l:15. II. CnelstraD Svsa 4 ani @.
defeated Oscar " Benzins. Boys Club Time. 4S5 H
Dover Sporting Club. defeated a Randolph
Club.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
YANKEES HARD PRESSED.
Pull Tictory Ont Of the Fire IN q
Game 1cith atlanta.

Atlanta. April 2-The New York American
League baseball team managed 70 pull victory OUT
of the fire in an exhibition game with the Atlanta
C1ub Of the Southern League. to-day. By q BAT
ting rally in the ninth inning the Yankees got three
men over tho plate. which gave them the game oy
the narrow margin OF to I.
The Atlanta players seemed 70 have the game
well in hand until ninth inning. when Nc
Kenzie who pitched for them. weakened Or'n
nttched for the visitors. and the Atlanta players
landed on his curves with telling effect. The back
ing he received was dfscouraging and aided mucn
in the run getting The score follows
F4ir7Isr5er= .-........-.-..- . I q o .
A+1a-Fa .......... Q o o / .
F7attariez-Orrh and sweeney. Mckenzie and McAlu'-
ray I-rruir
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Dates for Spring Tournament at
atlantic City Country Club.

The annual spring open golf tournament Of tne
Country Club Of Atlantic city vii be held on April
80 and Nay : ana ?. AS usual. the medal play
qualifying round viii consist OF thirtE-stx holes
and claim attention the entire first day Contest
ants VIII qualify IN four regular s1Eteens for the
governors cup, presidents cup, Atlantic City cup
and Ncrthfeld cup There will also De special cups
for fifth and sixth slx1eens.
Il IS announced that in cases OF ties il the quail
fying round the committee will draw lots to decide
fl which sixteens the contestants VII play TINS
is regarded contrary 10 the regular custom OF
q pIay-orT but past experience has taught the
country clubs officials the difficulty Of keeping
golfers waiting round hour when they are
tired and hungry and anxious to get back 70 their
hotels
All match r!ay rounds viii be al eighteen holes,
and there viii be prize for the rJInner-up in each
division The committee consists OF Walter f
Edge. J Haines Lippincott, Frederick 5. sherman
and Frederick c Robbins.
The conditions OF the lakewood Country Club
open tournament. he held April %, = and :.
also cal for thirty-six hole qualifying round In
connection with the latter there viii ne team
corr0eri-ion open 70 teams cf four from duly &C
credited clubs The quartet with the lowest sggre-
gate total will receive the team prize
At the annual meeting Of me Midland Golf Club.
held recently the following officers were elected:
Colonel William J YounEs. president: August Van
Co-tlsnd+ secretary. and 4. L Nichols, treasurer.
elected honorary members The club has planned
for ar active season.
The rolf committee Of the Marine aud Field Club
and the Dvker Heights Country Club have entered
,--o q martial consolidation In other words the
cottage heretofore occupied by the golfers has
been given up and they are back under the piazza
Of the Johnson building at Thirteenth avenue and
sSth street. the home Of the Dyker Heights Club
There are something ike eighty Marine and
Field golfers who gain all privileges a. their new
quarters except the lawn tennis courts on the
other hand. the Dyker Heights Country Club gains
the freedom Of the links for thirty members and
their wives is the general opinion that the
golf consolidation viii prove beneficial 10 both
CLUBS. well 2 guarantee of q longer life 70
the course. which has for some Years been threat
ened bv real estate builders.
Ffnehurst. \ g.. April Allan LAr5. Of the
Columbia Golf Club Washington. The United
North and South championship for the second year
IN succession here to-day. He beat John T. Por-
ter. OF Pt-tsbgIrg, hy ID and I - play
4 e Travis. ~ New York won the consolation
CUP. beating 8 ' Farreily, Of Dea1. by UP
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
CHESS N4TCH 4 DR1U.
Report That adjudication Farors
Engksh TnircrMties.

Philadelphia. April The International cable
chess match between American and British uni
versites played here on March p Will. it IS unol
ciaIIy stated be declared draw. each side having
three points The final result depended upon the
adjudication OF the game between Blur1oerg, Of
Columbia. and Lob, Of oxford.
While the referee. W 2 Sfipley, or Philadelphia,
has formally rendered his decision, il is learned
from an authoritative source that he has awarded
the game to the Englisiraan- This makes the
match a draw, and the Rice trophy viii remain IN
England another year. England has three
drawn.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
sly JOCKEYS GO DOHN.
b. .zCr1d6ut N0rs RGc5rg at Ne1r
Orleans Track.

~ Orleans. Ap--l One - he worst ac~'-
-=~-z e --e history n racing here occurred -C-
z- .-re Eat- Grounds Six Of the fifteen start
--s -- --e -nl-d race fell and -FOUR jockeys were
---s -e~z seriously injured
-..- I-ra v.ar- Gown shortly after the start. and
-T---.- rzz picked isp with broken leg Turn
BONE Harold =. crossed his legs and fell.
a...- E-=rec-7-1-sr- Ca-abash. Wild ITishuaIl and
N----a-f-s4w fel over him Bilac and Skirvin
.=l.5 with o shaking Up but Rice suffered a
n-0zar r-raraore. RL-s &. KOeruer and LeibeTt
s-z- .r 81 Ig-ed Internally
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
THE LAUNCH OF THE HAIDA.

Max 9 Fleisclma ms new auxiliary schooner
Yacht th@ FTaida designed ny Nessrs- Cox &
stevens Of this city. launched yesterday at
Morris Heights
The 5aida is the second vessel of this name that
mas been owned by Colonel Fleisch-nann. the first
one f-..ug q going steam auxiliary. now called
the Coiuui,ne- The present Haida Is JOS feet long
and o feet beam. and she draws only five feet OF
water with her centreboard I'D. She has a good
sized schooner riz. and for auxiliary power has
a sp-hCrsepoGver engine. 50 that sne viii be able
l., make good -tIne under sail power
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
sUPERBAS SHUT OUT MONTGOMERY

Montgomery Ala. April 2--The Brooklyn Ma
-to7a1 League Club got revenge the Mont
gomerv Southern League team for the defeat OF
vest terday by shutting out the locals here to-day
nv 2 score Of 4 70 q The visitors played IN mid
season form not a nizplav being charged against
them Nap Ruckar pitched the full nine in
1inee for the Superbas, and allowed only four
hits The score
r H Z
Brooklyn ............O o
Montgomery -..---.--" y Fl" " v ." " -" '
Fsztrertes- BrookIyn. Fucker and Ritter MontEoner5
-sn and Messif I r7plre-otlCAnsE-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
.Tu1FT1cs BEAT PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia April THE Philadeiphla Amer
lean League team defeated r uh1VerSIY oI
PENNSYLVANIA nine to-day by 'he score OF 10 d
The score by innings follows:
r
leHnsslraHiA leHn,a1 30 . 4 o 0 x-s 10 |
Ta.-a-ies-7yytu!ire Collier and Porte ana Chapman
y-4l@e-x ana Smith and McD0nough-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
col ONEL CODY IMPROVED.

,i5steo April 2.-The condition of Colonel ". p
cody who was III on mis- arrival here yester-
dav was said to-day TO be much improved. The
danger oH pneumonia s. thought 10 be remote
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
NO WORD FROM THE FRENCH CAR.
Not Reported Since It Ran Into Death Val
lev in New York-Paris Race.

s- francisco AprII The Italian ear IN the
.av York-to-Faris autonopl'e race passed through
g, r,,,s i7bspo At O'Clock this afternoon. some
- hundred miles from this city In I'll prohs bills
- +-e r,r -,iu reach here -0r1e time tomorrow.
The French car ts sfll m Tssta \all-e. r has
rrr nean reporred sine - left Toldfsif yesterday
morning
rna rroto= German ra-hin@ reached Echo Utah
a. neon aad pusne1 an 1a- Qaaaa
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
coAcAEs sroPPEp AT cAAsM.s eRlNk

Eu-na Vista. Col. April IA Colorado Midland
passenger train. With hundred passengers
bsreiv escaped destruction burning bridge at
yale siding vastsrdsv Afrer prompt application Of
the air brakes rne engineers Of both locomotive IS
l--re4 for -hetI lives The coaches stopped ths
brink 7f tho prerpire While tns twO locomotives
.-t.-h-d 49, the IRA plunged ~ the ocrrom % the
roree The ~ rgare car extended several teet over
The sdge- a he chaam No ons injured
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
UNFINISHED CHESS GAMES DECIDED.


Vienna. April diminished games we're played
or in the international chess masters tournament
here to-day. Spienann managed 10 draw his game
with Turas. although The latter appeared 10 have
a. advantage n position AIapin won his game
from Bardeleben. but lost another unfinished game
n Marshall Conn lost game 10 Joiner and
other 10 Eubinsten.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
RESULTS AT COLLEGE BASEBALL

Al Durham. y C-Trinity, 4; Colgate, D.
3r Richmond Va.-Richmond virginia.. o;
Toronto EASTERN. J.
A. xashington-Georgetown 2; Amherst. O.
Al Charlottesville. Va.-Cornel :; University
Of Virginia. .
A. New York-FordAan :, St Johns College
Of Brooklyn. -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
RAIN KEEPS GIANTS IDLE.

Dallas Tex. April THE second game Of the
series between the New York Giants and the DaI-
las team OF the Texas League, scheduled Tor tlls
sf-a~noo7 had to be cancelled account o? an
5r7cessant downpour Of rain The Giants Will play
ne last game Of the series here tomorrow and at
night will leave for South McAlester. Okla
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
NOTED R4CEHORSE DEAD.
s. Simon. Sire Of T5co Derby Yin
u6rs. Dies an ENGLAND.

--..---- A--.1 1.-The Duke % Portland famous
.---a ST Simon died THIS morning The horse
.---uz.fv IL bought for $500. and he held
.-.a..=r record throughout his racing career
g. simon vas -he sire Of Diamond Jubilee and
Pa-=~--c- which vor rhe Derby in 300 and 1885.
a.=r--y. These horses in the colors n the
--r- Prince n Wales
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
Horses and { alT1Gges.

GENTLEMAN GIVING UP HORSES
~lshss sell complete outfit: Lee Harness,
1sslsv RroUFhsn CsTriclet. both slightly
-ss9 crlCk r1rchsEeT can secure h'E bar
ga rsn EFAIFT & ca. 5ist and
Ercsarsy Ask for Mr NJ. outfit
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
NEALoN OUT OF THE CARTER.

The following horses we're declared from the Car
ter Handicap up to o'clock yesterday: Charles
Edward Nealon, Uncle. Jacobits. Hoaca Cairn-
gorrn Tony Faust. T. c. Core, Cohorr- Veil. King
Cobalt c. ". Burt. Transvaal and Johnnie Blake
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

2-7--E1s76ra-- 20 -hu-e- y@a--oldE and II
~=-[ Sfao added nile and EC1c-ec vzrds
GOO T-c- easily Tine 80 Winner Ch
Crz--=r- Peve---cE Scahle
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03
BENNING ENTRIES TODAY.

FIRST EAcE-Hau6icaD. fo- tirerye4T-o-is and Up
ward. 500 ADDED six ana a nAIf lnFoHEs' 1o'-'i'-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-03

If|HT ~ F-""-'-l--fE It u .
s+ga a.l.a rlE an. 'a'l
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INEXPERIENCED SALES
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selling specialties which they con-
troll. good opportunity; will turn over
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Goal ann G0Ioon.

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CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES ARE
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Delp, male and Demale.

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