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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
70 the Business District.
Tho Tribune.

! April S.-The spur Of the Utah
haliway company will run
~ oiocks Of the business dis
IA route llrSt proposed. state
..r ~ followed south from the
y hidHale TO the corner which
,ne business section, where the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
Railroad La boz Affairs

|ROlT. Mich. April S.-The De-
Hltcd Railway company today re-
The demands OF It's motormen and
DIS for Hat 30-cent wage rate
cents an hour overtime. The
N declared it impossible TO grant
lands. but consented To- place the
before board OF arbitration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09

Privet hedges, Sl.5O per hundred.
Porter. Walton Co, opposite KnutSford.
Phones 1106
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
WALL PAPER BARGAINS

And picture sale all this week. Geo.
w. Ebert, Al Main,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09

Pansy plants in bloom. superb sclcc.
ton. So per hundred. Phone 1906
Porter, Walton Co.. opposite knut sford
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09

Fine quality California blooming
roses only 24c at Vogclers S seed store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09
Attention, X. Of I

Joint meeting OF the three lodges
will be held in Castle hall tonight 10
hear the report of the building commit
ice. Please be present.
\. o. GARRETT.
Secretary Building Committee.
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MEMS FINE FURNISHINGS

Our shirts and neckwear for the sea
son embraces many beautiful and dis
tiuctive patterns.
w. +. FIFE co.
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HAVEN Conn

HAVEN. Conn. April S.-Notices
'cn posted by the New York. New
< Hartford railroad i'm the repair
'ere reducing the number OF hours
Pig from forty eight 10 forty. all
p the shops on Saturday being dis
|ed. 1t Is understood here that
ordcfS have been given at the
'e shops OF the company. steam
|boilcrmakers and blacksmiths arc
Infected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09

Lucm, 10000, Mslad valley. 75 900. and
many other inland towns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09

Second only 10 anthracite. =" Hiawatha
Coal - All dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09

'sBCRG. Pa. April S.-Announce-
3as made today by officials of the
70 & Lake Eric railroad of an in
~ wages 10 its trainmen amount
per cent. affecting 1000 men. TO
enect at once. The road also an
q mat az men temporarily laid
ftason ot tho coal strike would
{ york next Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-09

Smoke Flor de Baltimore Highest
Grade domestic.
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MOVING VANS MUST COME
ACROSS WITH LICENSE

Deputy City License Assessor F. &
I<imball Will start q crmsade neNt week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-24
ATLANTIC CRY HORSE Snow
New Ysrk Owners Take Many Ribbons
On Opening Dap.

ATLANTIC CrV y J. March n -Nsw
York horse owners carried on most OF the
ribbons and trophies 81 the opening session
OF the annual Atlantic city horse show
this afternoon and evening.
lie Witt g. flana ran made q iTiumpha
entrance into the show nv carrying of
the blue in The nrsi class for harness pair.
With his Prince CHARMING and Lord Russell
a fine pair OF bays over Fiorham lass and
Fiorham lad. a new pair To the local ring
entered by George Watson OF New York
The class Wss hOtiy contested. the Flana-
Gan pair only winning after long con
-uiiaiio ION between the Judges
Edwin n Neat herbse took first and
sec ond IA the open innpinE class With
here In former years. when Holloway
rode
ant taken On the Jumps was the tina Ia event
Of The evening show.
Mis- Marie theTbOnnter OF baltimore as
throw from th" hack Of Irish Reel. the
entry OF SIDNEY iozephthal. during the trials
ol ladies hunters 10. might. hut was unhurt
aud plu"kily returned 20 her mount 10 finish
'n- Iump~
The summary
class = Novice. pairs of horSes IS: hands
and over he Wit 4 Fianagans Princc Charm
iag. b and LORD Russell. b. g, wOn George
wst~oas FiOrham Ad. ~ G. and f'orham
Clsss s. opsS. I.die-' ssddle horss rs hand.
o. over Nyron Oppenheim's Falrl Queen.
.sroad MIs. = whl,nss 5 HArtsmsh. ca g.
Ihird Nrs " \ NctasSoa's s'iiisaA. eh. m.
CiSs, Open. roAds'ers. years old or over
10 d~ is-,s C asTas Kss.,ssS Tios.r M
.econd Emery Mares Aslcolm g. b. g. third
s%s s,. sS' Ola S1Ss o. SSar m
s.IinS 10 squads Q, Oys, % s'%Hss MS,,sn
Ts sr eso 20 load mo- ~ VIZ, Tasssss
Irsh. ,. 6 ihird FimwOSd Farms lrish as<i
"a. a In ha-p.-. under "a hands 10 n.
Wiper. ~ Grand NieN farms Broot
dale sir Horace. second William T Wards
CissS IS HsrneSs korsss. single. lcng tailed
norsss. shy hsigh'. for family lss Ed~ara a.
y SssS. eS ,siT DO ''A y" N''o
e.cssdisE IS hands PsGl : Sofs's Vanity rsir
b N. Won. Ouaksf Farms leader Of Fashion
Dr m thiFd Paul Sorgs Tease. d fourth
a. a. jumping CtAssr.. ouen ~ all tdw iu
Nes,Ssrss.-e's TsrSni,s. b .s~s@d frssi.fic
huii Rpck Cresi ~. thtd lir VIII iiana
gao .r - go isg,te r,,,,. 70 Marina.
Dusr ~ NArion Prince. se-ond
Ne, ~ Jim. third lncOtn paTsb1e laundr : Tom
class ~ Harness pairs Won by Mrs . Csri
tiiiers Ir,ekei 3 ana Nichet NJ
sscond
CIass - No,l~e rr,nst.oui hor-s bor-e 90,
70 count Won ~ Lone savage ilttie Prince.
b Nc. Iulius : Walsh " honcsty z
.e~Ond George Wat~on's IloTham ltoman'e.
fourth
CisS- g Noyiee saddle hor,.s. IS hand. sad
n Julian MOrriss candidate. b. ~. -@ooud
tenn Y Rsa.s A'slco. ch g ,hird Nj g.
Ciass ~ or@n harnsss horse. S,usgrr farms
i H., 81 ls,eon. s5 mr., pHg, S S,I
Duke tsird' Dr WIZ { iiahsssu lord
Rus-sil. fouTtn
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kETCHEL DR,Ws WITH Mus.
PtttsIarE Fighter Keeps Michigan WsH-
Der Busy for slN Roun,ls.

VIrrsBUHO March - Before i'.o largest
house that ever saw a figh' in P"nIs, l,ania
west ~ the Allegheny Mountains ~fsni.,
keichel aud Frank Klaus fought siN round
draw ~ puuursne Garden to-ni-h' Tho
Michigan ondsr had litfIe to bpas' 81 ~ The
end 81 the mill since Klaus Kept him ~
.sts' busy all The time and both were puffing
hard al the end / - hard 10 -ay Va bsthsr
"a decision could have been made az the end
Of the tight 30 evenly " ere he men y sr' hsd
While hetCh~l did psTharv- The more leading
IA ths. n xht kiau- tansisst Nrty often and
vrry hard. IN ftrt there ua- time ~ TEN
A~'Chei a. holding on Erlmly
The fT-t round - rather cautions on
both sides Zach man evidently wanted 10
nv the other out The serond round -aw
them come together with crash aud the
entire round was devoted TO innshttup
something that the crowd dtd not under
stand nor appreciats The ihird Was . con
tiuuation 81 the rough tHnghftuR. hr h
DID some damage 10 both parties
The fourth round -av ketchsl go down
and " hile some Of the crowd th0ught he had
been Knocked dow % such was NOT the ace
vho helped him up. and az II they went IN ~
ha mmeT aud fOng- The NTH round he
longed very much to the Pitt~burR hghier
Klaus put IN succession Of rights to the
Jaw and keIchei was forced 20 sltn'h re-
peatesily 20 save himself
The sixth found the Michigan wonder
himself IN IN and he came hack with n ia Sh
10 Try To put the Pittsburg man out Its
heavy left was tried again and again but
he was not able to land IL effective civ The
nght ended with both trying for knockout
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Jt&SONIILLE RiCES.
speUssv,i wins selling StaL~- Fs'"r-
ties ~accessful.

IAcH,NvILLE. Mar'h % r. ra-
tavortt, DAY ~ Nom r~f Park 'ht- tff"f-
noon four ~ them we're returned win
ueru ne stake feature. The Turtl- selling
.tnkeAt q mile and u sixteenth. Wa non
nv ,r favort~. Spelihnund. hp lsd sli
~. ~ aud von easily " y Hurrh lost
~, yer me race a. T. VI tome. " ~ had
,,,, p-ond With FlfsIl nd The hor-r uf -
a. ana secured him ~ 'ha' hgur"
summary
81 Rzce-Fogr furionGs naring - r. roy
-. racoad Eastern star. 10 ,ttri'nnI ias - .
,Fd five, 0ts SeNaBee tad3 Stai~aft
aAena. Athie " snd NeV star also
mood RMee sHx urionEs ~tafhoard. ~
BhsrN 70 :. Won. Hresiss. . tRsidi = n :.
lceed OUTPOST. ~ wilsOh'. 20 !. thlrd Tine.
ssraado ana lrI.e0d AisS ran
eObsru. 20 l. Won Seainn. = ,NioOl' Is io >,
sec0nd Hixh Range. ~ Powers n !. third
Tlme. ~. To al Dn, aud 'Oiiis Drmshy
VouSIh RAJ Da- mite srd SlSS~enth
kpeilboand ia ia, 80. 10 S. Won. sifsi. Jet
futlgnal. 20 Z. -ssaud OEana i02 tisrtdi. 10 :.
In4rd TIME. b - 70 star over. CampaignCr
90 lpsray $50
liza aacs Ons mite and seventy Yards
aPael-h Prince. oc 'Nhs"n,. ] n Z. wcn. CO..
ID SiisTaaEsrt siss ihird Time. i,ts. County
Cterk. la Msy A1d ~ itario also ran.
Sltth Rase one mite ami dztesuth Gerry
nander, W tNiroi. even mooes. Won. OtoH0
lu lGsaso. 90 sscood Maximum, Us =
llaNial. " eo .. third. Tirne Les "a Ned car.
.siysFsdo. nj sirome. Harting and So Walter
|anIIIna also ran
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ANOTHER ron RRooKLrNs.
RacSer ana Nseln,lre SSssa aemuaas q
Foaar anles.

MtMFHIs. March n -Rin Dahlen's Brook
yn squad finished their enEa xemea; here
lo-day With to victory over the IOcal
southern League team. and moved on 20
,hAtiahOoga tonight to clash with the
Soniherners there in a weeks prOsrAmms
After that they will 90 to Nashville aud then
move on north for the opening Of the
National League season bergen. ScaRlon
aud Jordan. Who we're left in Rot Springs.
VII reiosR naAlen la ChstatB OoEa. 80 viii
ienoX aud barEeT. new Ts.~Tuit-
Io-day'- game looked like defeat Tor
The BroOklyn- while Allen piichszi for the
Soufherners The lankV right handler dis
played real fadeawav that bafird the
entire visiting lineup Bnrch Hunter aud
NctlNesu had their troubles nnmnE al
he slow delivery tine run ia the fOurth
~ Hunter, who scored from .ecOnd GA
Dnuis'rt'- slow inhsld ground~r. Was all
the damage done go Allen. bur when CIV la.
Missouri amateur. Succe~,ied Allen singles
Tel rapthly aud erFofr helped he run get
tmg ia he seventh and eighth
Nan Rurser aud Harry Mclntire cut loose
With misi~ummer curves and steam Wheat
lat hard every time up and scored three of
the eight hits credited Ia BroOklyn Pitcher
hnatger broke a forpnnger on his glove
hand IA pTarttae Catcher tlFiCh had TO
retire la the fourth inning with a badly
split thumb a. result ol a foul tip Both.
had their wounds dressed ~ "a nearby hos
ptinl and will be ont OF he game for several
DAYS
The score
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CLOSING DirS T NIRLIN.
CSlts Hand Out Another HeatlnG %
MeS:Paw's Ve1era0s.

MARlIN. ret March ~ Tho beginning
rf the end Of MarIin's his baseball month
/, -, 80 H., t.,...-.t $1,000 -. -,
:, -
lhE a'etho"h WIN peH h-h ny ON w"
hanks of The Bra zo- River aud ended to-
night With a hall A. the Arlington Motel
p .......,... :. IA -. -. :. -. . =, -.
'"-'""''"" WV ~ w. 'nE usF TOT ~" WV
dozen OF the Marty, fred Ienn~N re
ma ming here With the~e athletes for few
mora d,v.
.,', -, .
ihS'e WIS ""'N ON" p'd''"e -~-"n
f.r the. hn.rs Tha AID .x.r.,... waund
-, - -. -, -. -. 49,. -.
up WIN the usual game Dol Z" cen me regu-
lars and tho colts, and tho colts admin
i.ssr.d ,h.tr ,fs,,,t cbas,t..mnn, in . -,
800" NV" w ~
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MOTHER BILLWiN BTRT.
OuSneld-r WoIIer Turns Hss NRIIe 4
nunIe~- Same.

ArHFNS ga Mar'h - Harry Wol'eT
hr promising ouiteid recruit of the High
,andnrs. Wa added 90 the hospital li-t this
afternoon Ia chasing . ~ ball prior 20
he beginning of tho daily game Woltsr
turned hi- anais hldIv he was able -
rohb'e m tho nsii after Trainer lee had
IN, rrs' AID bat ~ the hotel 10 hIsht the
ankle was Nerv painful Woiter - OF an
aggressive disposition and wished 20 play
even in sptie ~ IN" hurt
Tl,. hot wsa'hsr for the last three DAYS
has baked IN" grounds hard Stalling-
rented couple % sprinkiins wagons late
ye-terday afternoon ard soaked che Pro,ind
vhrn the Highiandsr- Ntll AGAIN meet the
{ niyer-i'y ~ Geprgia, al the cTipple- should
again ~ IN line kl~tnow Think be viii
hs pretty nearly a. gOod ~ new BY to-
morrow afternoon Chase did not work
to-day, bur we- much improved In the
bad leg Jack Knights arm 10 very weak.
but With Poster ana Roach on the Job
here i- no "usa-ion for the tail -hort-top
80 --' bach INTO harness bsfore resting
boz he "ni, Que win an outside club th-
tsek
"a Vhich neither sde able 20 score
Madden reulared NOlter in right ned for
he regulars and Manning heid down Mad.
,lsn'- position Nth the seconds Joe boyle
stitched Tor Tho lr-t nine and Dick Carroll
FOR the irrsgular- Both were lnyin'thle
Doyle allowed but i've scattered hits and
sven~d 10 ~ vi'h . couple II pa-.e- TO
Madden The re'ruh- had the beet chance
iss ma "su sh napp,ns az ars' IN the fourth
inning M0lter wasted hts single, for La
porte followed HsmPhIll- rrogHder With
the only rxtra base hii of the game
The GORE 10y iuntnE-
. s,s,.: assassin
Rs''~rie, carroll snd N,'cheIr boyle and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-24
OXFORD WINS BOAT RACE
DEFEATS LIGHT BLIE m
THREE AND a HALF LENGTHS.
CambrIslme Carmen Lead % Niie ami .
Half AlaFk. bat AGiseWA ard Are OWt-
rlnssed PPOeessiSa Co the R'nsI ma
crowd % Nee mace On the Thames.

special Csas DsspafcA 70 rRn sun.
LoNDON. March 1a--rhs- aixiy-asvsnth
boat race b<iween oxford and Canlbrtdge
was rowed to-day over the famous Thames
cOur-e. from Pufnsy to Mortlaks. a distance
Of four miles aud quarter. aud Vas won
by the oxford crew by three length. aud
half The time was ~ minutes ~ seconds
Oxford Won the race last year by about
the same distance. In ~ minutes - seconds
Before the race the odds ON oxford had
lenki hened until a. good - = TO ! could BE-
had sHain-t CambridHe. The conditions
NeFs ideal The weather Was like that On
q bright day IN summer aud thers was
scarcely . ripple On the water. The river
side VAS crowded with spectators
Cambridge won the toss and chose the
north side Of the river ~ the start Cam
bridge took the lead. but oxford quickly
wiped this out aud bath were level at thu
half mile. FROM this point 10 the mile
mark IL NaS q ding dong race. but oxford
after passing here toOk = slight lead.
Then Cambridge made a good squirt. and
when The mile aud . half mark was reached
led the OxOnians by quarter % q length.
From this point on. however. 10 was clear
that Cambridge was outclas-ed. ONfOrd
shot to the front and gradually increased
her lead Al barnes bridge OxfOrd led
by two lengths and half. and from this
point on the race was q procession. tam.
bridge made one finaI spurt aud held oxford
for . short distance. hat the latter again
Increased her lead. aud a. stated, hnallN
ven by three lengths and a half. la 70
minutes IL secOnd-.
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FLAGSHIP ALOHA LAUNCHED.
New 1acht Ger csSnmSslsre Arthur FUR
ties James Nearing CsmpietIoa.

New Gacht fer Commosaore Arthur Cur
ties James Nearing CsmpietIon.
The bark riERsd auxiliary yacht Aloha
the new flagship Of the New York Yacht
Club bnilt for Commodore Arthur Curtiss
James, Nas launched Yesterday morning
from the Fore River ShiDbuiIdinS ON pany :
ward At Quincy. Mass Commodore and NJ a
James and several guests attended I've
launching They left Boston on q special
train at $40 o'clock and went to the ship
yard Mrs James chTistened the Aloha
AZ she slipped down the ways and took her
nr-t dip in the water After the Yacht had
been inspected luncheon Vas served ia the
mould loft
The new Aloha 10 TO lake the place NJ the
aloha IN which Commodore James has
made 80 many long cruises The new Yacht
- the largest steel auxiliary craft built
mas three masts and Wiil spread about
lo.g0 square feet Of working canvas
ne nimens,ons OF the vessel are length
Iihe. los teet !" inches. extreme beam "a
feet inches. depth. moulded = feei a
bon wiia a graceful rraii6asTd r S',pnrr
terminating IN fun sige nEurehesd The
stern 10 Of the usual arch board tvpa Gus
deck T. ffush amiC~nips. terminating Iorv All
and ait In monkey fOrecastle and rsi-af
luArterdeck re-p~Ctivey he machinery
- ahlth7tAANN anu quarters Tor the
engine room stan are properly located
around he engine spaces The crew M be
berthed forward IN COrnmO, gouu fore
'a-'ls and the ow ner AMI his guests al
o"Cupy the after part Of the yacht Con.
postts lighthouses Of steel and teak are
BULL ON IN" main deck. enclosing entrance
siairNayS and deck saloons The owner
quarters ana the various saloons have bs.an
nnished IA very aTtIsftC manner and are
tastefullv furnished
The machinery consists 81 a So % tTtpla
expansion direct acting engines Furnished
with steam by water tube boilers the
whole installa tion providing pow 81 o, abou,
49, horse poser. operating a manganese
bronze feaihertnx propelef The smoke
slack - tele@coptC. to provide for hetnR
housed out Of the way when the Yacht j.
under canvas
Aloha vas built from designs nv TAms
IemOtne Crane and will be when hnish@t
he hand-ome@t flagship tn these waters
The Interior work is almost completed and
~ u hoped that the yacht . ~ he finished -
that Commodore James can hoist hts Gag
early IN the season
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1:slf.

PINEaUusr.N & March p one match
round Was piayeI To-Day ~, ne annual
ship for women and easy mauhss ruled
The summaries
Champ onship First round Miss ftnrl Checs.
SeN Yerk h~st Mrs. ~ Chino. Cleveland.
and ? Ms G. ~ NAndsrbscl. Phusdslphis. heat
Mrs. " 9 Fownes, Ir ptitsburz. = snd Miss
Kate Vaoostrand. WatsrtoNn. y. . hrat Mrs
4 y Wat~EhaaIss. Brookiinc And q Mr..
flal nond Price Pi,tsburg beat Mrs ' bsaii.
h@at Mis- Alma NASkay PsE-aic. and =. Miss
Louise ElEins. Pttt.buTg. bcst Mrs. J.. W Morn
linton Ho.ton beat Mrs. e. e. Hammond.
Ilo.ton and s. Ni.- Mar iOWnes. ittt~burE.
neal Mrs. j y Gardner ChtragO. and Z
Mound EiRht Mr. MarkAy. pAs-air heat Mrs
o. 4 CasGen ParkeTsbuTw. up MYs q
sulane pfttslyurr frat Mrs ! " Shpan Nrw
Nork 4 aud = Miss Clair Nensick. New N0rk
trat MIS- Harries Horton. WiliiamspoTt. and y.
Ms n 4 Ch0ck. New York n~at Mrs. Guy Met
calf Prov tdGlce. I up.
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RSporta from Cleveland training quaTter-
srr that Elmer Pick looks ~ " he were bark TO
hi- best form.
barney Dreyfuss's up IN Rsi Dahien 4 % make
an outaelder o. Hunter Ne u never ~ .
cess a. pitrhsr. sal barney. bnt 10 has the
.peed and hittlax n shine In the outneid
Md EIbsrfeld Showed up a. the Washing ton
training camp ~ Norfolk uith = new hicaoTy
bat without . Knot or cross krsin IN " Thats
more than be said Of the Md.
Philadelphia has amateur pltcher. Friene
by name Uho u said IN ~ ambideNtrous. Mean
ing that he carries punch In either hand
IRE nfteen straight games betWern the Reds
and Red aoK make 10 suH q cOutrart % impose
bail piay at this time Of the ear. deriaTes
O NOunH
The Cardisais knox IN ~ the darkest % the
dsrk hOfses MS tprlng tenn uhtch NUMBER
Hu9Kins Oakes Wills. kOnetchy. Evans ard
Brs~nahan In IT. roster wiii hear Watcting.
Amoug the improvements At the Polo Grounds
this year IL a yard for motor cars not autD
space haa been reared sway 81 the northu eat
corner Of the grounds for the II frcsco garage
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ing the coming season In addition 70 the
International race for the Automobile
club Of Americas Grand Prize gold cup.
the national race for the William X VAN
derbilt, JF. cup. the challenge endurance
event betw zen amateur teams representing
the Crescent Athletic club and tho Long
u and Automobile Club and q number
OF match races An international aviation
meet - also planned
y y. Moacoyics. .vice-president Of the
Los Angeles board track motordrorne.
ia. telegraPhcd word TO this city that he
mas reviewed seven new entries for he open
ing meet ON April sto ~. Ray W. terroun
Who Won the Wheatley Hills trophy IN las;
years Vanderbilt cup race. has entered
three Marmons for the events to WhiCh
they are eligible. Al LivinRston, Who
made = new nifty mite record for a one niile
entered the CoTbtn With witch he made
the nifty mite record Harris " TIA nskue
winner OF the PoTtolA road race last wear
has entered Two Apper.ons. and ~ horse
by EDdicOit. Ralph De Palma, the Plat
driver. and Frank Ie-cault. the Palmer
singer pil0.. are due at Toe Angeles
to-day. George Robertson and barney
Oldneld are expected to start from bay
tona for the Pacific coast tO-morroN
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IBllIlaretA.

cushion tournament az John DOyle's Acad-
emy Broadway and fort y--s, ond street
!. Van halte defeated n. Casey by score
10 ~ TO ~. ln the pool touruam ent
stone won from v. Se1bury. - 10 ~
Tom laRheg. who y playing a series
81 exhibition games ~ ts2 With " u
score Of HD 60 iS3 Gallagher averaged 4
and mace a high run Of - BrosH'R hest
run was - The result Of The three nights
play ~. Gallagher. lO; Brown 81
In the FIRST game Of the three cushion
tournament at MctiraWs academy last
night Charles Han~ell defeated Louis
He'll, Z, nv a score ~ ~ TO N in 100 inninrs
q n Byers. :. defsated hansell In he second
game bv = score Of ~ TO - In 20 innings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-24
FORDHIW BEITS GEORGETOWN
BrSax CSnssiaRs WIa Thear VOrs' Game
~ n tel.

WAsHfNUroS March - Fordham
swamped GeoTRetown here to-day nv a
ecore Of 70 tot Long before Inc game Nas
half ovcT the visitors had piled ~ enough
tallte- 10 clinch t~o ordinary college game-.
aud after ms simply toyed With the lo"al-
Though tht- was he nr-i game he NeN
Workers had played this season they
handled themselves m mIdseasnn form.
ne one mt~play cbaiked against th"m being
made by MCsahrev on teasing roller 90
short neid
Particularly around the inhed Was he
sterling work OF the visitors most not b "a
diNtculiv IN looki ing after What came their
Way NahOusy no vaz relieved m the
nov by kehoe after the ifih inning h~cgu-.
~ q soreness in hts arm. made -eNersl
preftv long running catches one 10 winch
prevented t.eOTEe'ov from tallNing
The zgOre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-24
Amateur Au,s,.,. incorporates.

supreme Court justice Newburger APP
proved Yesterday the Incorporation % the
Amateur Auto Contest Association. which
~ formed To- promote the sport Of auto
driblng In road racing. reliability contests
hill elm hing aud OtheV tests whtch may ~
considered DESTROYS by tho assOciation The
Organi1at ton will also provide facilities for
conducting such tests and establish rules
and regulations for the same The tnror-
pOrators are NOrthrup FOwleT. Y NJ le-sup.
W. " Law, John Rutherford. = u. 1Ooker
Clarence " Chauncey, Charlie. 4. Fowler.
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In order 70 Determine inc Individual rh am ploa
% me interncboiastie Ches. l.eaxue tournament
yesterday AFTERNOON and evening. hcniamin
Altman u DO wiz Clinton and Albert Clurru an Of
the Broaklyn Boys High SrhOol responded 20
the rail-. Tire games were played ~ Altman and
cturman With Ne result that each Won one sad
the afher vas drawn. N VAS dccided ~ play the
fgurth gaune ~ dnv. The nlaver arst winning
TOO Rnmss Wtu ~ dcciared Nictor Of the matrn.
drawn games not counting.
IN me hfth round % TIE Rice Chess CLUBS
EnGrpturt1fp toaTl1mclt rel11wllF1si. No-sn
hoenler and N1leutnal Won from OILY. nasrn.
haun, 0reeuNerg and Nosghauit The teaders
go TenenwuFzsi. a. 20 = Rossn, a. 70 =
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HarRsssie 20 Manage Columbia Basket.

W MaeRossie. II. was elected manager
Of tho Columbia University basketball team
Yesterday. ". ". Ciyne. ~. assistant man
ager. MacRoesis was assistant manager
Of the teayn during the season Just closed
u. ktcT5i 30. VIII b. captain Of the Ave nsNt
water 10 "a axperted that Harry FISHER
who has coarhsd the team for the last Ave
seasons. VIII again act ia the capactfv Of
cO@ch, Inc entire team will he hack
Negotiations are under way for the oFRani-
Hation 81 the intercollegiate basketball
league fale. Pennsylvania. Princeton and
toluHhta vii fern the Ne ~ association and
70 10 also proba bic that Cornell will come in