New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-06
AIN OF BOYS TRUE
HORRIS GUNNERS WIN
Cro-cds See Many Features at
!Suortsman's Shoe.

- r-x. week &c tte Sportsman Show
=, Madison Square Garden closed last night
The ne weather brought out tie lovers
- er>,-tine ufe sn6 the attendance was
-o,5 all dav long. while IN the evening the
-srse- was uncomfortably- crowded Inc
attendance at the show this year has been
s-rer than ever. The increase in camping
l,fp Is evidently largely responsible for the
.v-r-aved. conditions ot the show The ma
.c-5-v Of the visitors show keen interest
=. everything that Is connected with out
.s.e- sports and pestir;cs, especially hunt
ZIG ana shooting.
zEs-,v INQUIRIES are made regarding me
,.raspects Tor the coming season, ana Ile
s7lises ere busy furnishing this inforina-
ter frank Tosburgh. OF Saranac Lake
who is in charge Of the AdirondacK ex-
rlNf. saws that the game il 1hat part OF
ire STATE Is RAPIDLY increasing, becaIse o.
tie efforts Of the various clubs 10 PTolect
g. Many Of The clubs have stocked ire
woods with game Of different KINDS ana
ne rivers and brooks with fish i MS con-
cirion also applies 70 the hunting als1F'c1s
81 AIaine. Nova Scotia ana N7" hI
rick In the two latter Canadian provinces
81, ,,,.e-,-,e-+ IL making special efforts
20 increase the facilities for bot. hunting
\
v-o-,,l7r hard WITT tEis end il view
EeDo1zs from Long Island indicate an IN
--ore5 condition there. The limitation ~
re shooting season has resulted in large
Increase Of game o. different kinds.
-h6 exhibits O. TIE Canadian government
80 attracting unusual attention. as they
demonstrate the work Of the government in
Projecting the game The exhibits consist
o.. ful bodies % different specimens.
stuffed and mounted. while the moose are
shown in Enclosures adjoining the exhibit.
TIE other specimens include caribou.
enotted deer. E red deer. large black bear.
E fne specimen OF Canadian lynx. wild
cat c-osz fox, an otter, panels showing
brock trout and other interesting speci-
-,,e1s. Ore Of the most interesting ex-
hats. which is attracting E deal Of at
-eztjoa, Is the baby black bear. which is
about four weeks old. An attendant is on
hand III the time. and the animal is fed
with al ordinary baby's feeding bottle
ellsd With milk This il CT course. anus
sag- u the many children who visit the
show.
Children were largely II evidence during
she afternoon. They surrounded the duck
pond and became wildly excited over the
rough tactics employed by The youngsters
II ne DCSk-IAGll sdIEl- WINE 80 t6AiiS -
delight were heard when Holden made his
sensational high dive from the roof OF the
building 70 E tank erected on the main floor.
The shooting competition continued in the
basement. ard produced a number Of good
scores. The feature Of the days shooting
vas TIE d. Pont match. which is open TO
pupils Of any preparatory school in the
United States not comforting degrees The
conditions call for teams Of four at E dis
tance Of . feet, with seven shots standing.
Ten teams competed in this tournament,
and tae result " as II doubt Until the last
shot was fred
The Morris High quartet turned in card
n 245. which is the best Of the tourney and
J. points ahead Of the De Witt Clinton
team, which finished second Manual Train
ing with total Of %, was third, and
StUyvesant High was fourth. with rs. The
highest individual score made IN the match
vss BY krehfeld. whose card showed total
@ - out Of r possible 70. Linicus and Elias
both Of Morris High. ted for second place,
with 3 points each while Brown, Of De
Wiz Clinton. and Enrich. Of Morris. were
next in lire with So points each.
IN the competition for the championship
Cup Weichers. Of Curtis. made score Of
3 While in the Stevens match Linicus. Of
MOTIFS ara hreEfelo. Of Clinton. each
scored 80 out Of possible 10 weichers
leads the hovs for the Hopkins & Allen
trophy. with 20 out Of possible 100.
Good scores were also made in the Junior
t-srksrsn competition. I-attanzi. Of Nor
us. handed in r7Vo good cards II tie Win
Chester match he scored 81 OFT Of a posi-
he 20. and leads the contestants for this
trophy. while in the Schoverling DAILY &
Gslcs competition he il second 70 ITeymsn,
r. S-uyvesant. their respective scores being
2 and g
After q hard fight the Washington
Heights branch defeated the Greenpoint
branch II the Young Mems Christian AS
sociatto2 basketball tournament by the
Ecora o. : 70 2
The summaries for the t1-o leading teams
e. the Dr. PorC match follow
IL T~-- -natca-Tea-1s OF four seven shots
rtsc6iEc ror .scr how on National Rife Asso-
cation rs-Ee-- Highest possible score ESQ The
r1- 10 be he'd for year h the winning
-ool ~ SILVER medals fc- members q the
--s- rsz-1 10 bronze medals [-r members Of
;ae secor[-
MORRIS De WITT TTT%7ryl-