New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
BIG DAY Al SHO"
lIOTOR BOAT TO FORE.
Mann Sales Reported a
,SDOrtsman's Exhibition.

-rho attendance Yesterday at the Sports
mans Show in Madison Square 'ffi
was better than it has been any DAY o''i'ii9
tho ,yeek and the visitors had better CD
portunities to look over the diifereht ~
hibits than on any of the previous oaS :.
Despite the fact that the motor boats menu
the attention of the public all last
there seems to be no decrease in the IN
terest shown in this form OF recrea'loh-
The motors and the motor boats continue
20 be a source of interest to yachtSiheH'
and those in charge of these exhiniIs are
busy all the time showing the ADVANTAGES
of their different exhibits. and many safes
have been made which proves that Things
are improving in the motor world
The show has many educational 1eat-
ures and is well patronized by scI-ooi
BOYS and their parents, and large attend
ances mark the lectures of James a.
Cruikshank on outdoor life These lectures
are illustrated and the subjects lncIudc
Moosehead Lake, the upper kenneoec RIVER
country and other districts through WHICH
the Maine Central Railroad travels
Many prominent persons were in attend
ance yesterday. Among them were 1oiohel
A r Lawton and a party OF ten, from
Savannah Congressman Sulzer. Schuyler
Van Rensselaer,, James HEAVIER, Samuei
WilIet W BurIing Cocks, William n van
derbiIt. jr. CoIgte Hoyt. Samuel NJ but
Ter. ex-Commodore Frederick o. bourne
J Campbell Thompson, Charles NJ Ferdt-
nand Major J. T. Redner and Leslie T.
Molineux-
An invitation has been extended TO Com
mander Robert E Peary, the discoVerer
of the North Pole. to attend the SHOW tn i
afternoon. Commander Peary VIII De tlle
guest of the SpOrtSmanS CLUB al a diHHS-
tonight and has promised TO attend th9
show if his engagements viii permit. -,
The annual guides dinner viii be neld
rant one hundred guides from all secuo4S
of the country, together with the exIilo %
itors at the show, will be the guests Oh
j. A. H. Dressed, the manager
High scores marked the work of the boys
in the shooting tournament for the chaIll-
pionshp of the PUBLIC Schools AtnletIG
( .eague. The best work was accomplished
by Krehfeld of De Witt Clinton, VINO mace
three perfect scores of % in the sub-target
match. Linnicus, of Morris, ana voorhees,,
of Manual Training. each made comlpfete
scores at two distances Uhdon, OF MOTIFS
to lead in the junior marksInat
with score of 80 ANDES OF
Morris is close second. with 81. For the
Hopkins and Allen trophy LedernacneI,
Of Morris. leads with a score of 30 out or
a possible 100. with his schoolmate, kllaS
second with a score of 80 lIlnnlcus ana
Singer, of Morris, are at present tied for
the SchoverIing Daily & Gales cup, with
92 out of a possible 100. The Remington
match, for which the highest poSSlple
score is 201. has brought ont some excellent
shooters with Brown. of De Witt Clinton
in the lead. with total of 1l9, while Levy
of Morris, heads the contestants Tor the
match, with a score of 116-
Two games of basketball were played IN
the Young Mems Christian Association
In the senior competition the
West Side branch defeated GreenpoInt oy
a score of 70 to g. while in the junior
match the West Side team was again vic