The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-12
BOSTON AVID BUFFALO
WANT BIG REGATTA
Lake Erie City Willing to Spend
Money, and Also Has Sup
port of Canadians.
BY MANHATTAN.

BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune,
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE question
as to whether Boston or Buffalo will get
the natlona! rowing championship re-
gatta will come UP before the execu-
tive board OF the National Rowing assoc
citation March is.
Buffalo is willing to spend money. and
offers inducements which cannot be ig-
ncred by the association. The water
course at the upstate city is one OF the
best that could be had. and as an added
incentive for holding the event on Lake
Erie, Buffalo promises a ful! Canadian
entry.
Canada has always entered in the
American championship races and asks
to be considered in the selection Of a
place TO hold the next regatta. The
Toronto, Ottawa and ST. ketts rowing
clubs and associations are backing UP
Buffalo.
Another question of Importance that
VIII be brought up at the meeting Is the
proposal to have new association
clubs have decided that Il would be ad-
visable 10 break away from the Middle
Atlantic. and viii show that there are
enough clubs in MARYLAND and Virginia.
which includes the District OF Columbia.
TO form a division for themselves. 10 be
known IS the Southern association. II
granted august viii be selected as the
date for the first regatta OF the new dI-
vision.
Delegates from all associations Will be
all probability VIII be held at the Wal
British Polo Team Chosen.
The Hurlingham club has announced
hve players who will form the challenge
te1m TO play for the international cup at
the Mea1owbrook Hunt club early in
June. The members OF the team Sc
l@eeted @ are Captain Lloyd and Captain
Edwards Of the Ninth Lancers. Lieuten-
ant Palmes OF the Tenth Hussars and
Captain Cheape of the Kings Dragon
Guards The terms are the best two
rules of the American Polo association.
ne dates now under consideration are
OF May 81, June 3 and Z. or else June
o. Z and 10. providing three games are
Assembyman McGrath's bin TO permit
osseoall games 10 be played by amateur
ciuhs sunday afternoons, when no admis-
sion zee is charged either directly or in
was reported favorahly by the
assembly codes committee which amend
ed the original bin in regard TO admission
fee clause
The Ohio house of the general assem-
bly, voted for the Greeves Sunday baseball
PM " provides that in any city or town
baseball games can he PLAYED on Sun
DAYS. II the voters so decide.
The New York team opens with Phil
adelphia on Apr,! Il. Brooklyn opens in
Boston on that date. New York gets
pecora ton day. Labor day and Colum
Philadelphia on the Fourth.
For Motor Boat Trophy
The next holder OF the British inter
national motor boat trophy. now held
in this country, win be decided in Hunt
ington Harbor. l.. l., August "a. 25 and 2s |
This announcement was made by Secre-
tary Morley OF the Motor Boat club OF
america shortly after he had received
of The Royal Yacht club OF England and
the British Motor Boat club for the
trophy.
IT is expected that not less than three
trophy won last summer by the Dixie
III At least two fast craft one of them
possibly new boat built by the Duke
Of Westminster. are expected TO COM
Michael Murphy announces that the
Philadelphis team that starts In the
intercity relay at the pastime games on
Ramsdell, Hough. Haydock and Hayes.
This team VIII certainly set a. terrific
pace. and It Is doubtful II New York
record of the Philadelphia quartette is
well known they are all capable Of doing
80 seconds or better, and the race should
be hummer The games committee
mile relay race between team and the
University OF Pennsylvania. Columbia
and possibly Yale.
There has been a great demand for
tickets for these games. Sections are
being reserved for representatives OF
various clubs that will be present to
cheer their members on.
Curley Says He Is Blamoless.
There will not he any match between
Frank Gotch. champion. and George
Hackenschmldt Jack Curley. manager of
the lion, made this statement
Hackenschmdt has planned 10 leave
the country March 20 for Europe, there
to continue wrestling. Later he Will go
10 Japan to straighten out some private
affairs.
Curley claims to be disappointed at
his failure to get a match with the
champion.
Fred Plaisted. the veteran sculler, has
been engaged as assistant coach for Yale
oarsmen. Plaisted was one OF the best
known EcUlers In the country.
President Lynch OF tho National Base
ball league will make his headquarters
here for the rest OF the season,
MOTORCYCLE CLUBS NEW