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Sun0heOsrno0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
RICHARDSON BEST IN GALE.
Makes Credltablc Score Of 1873 with
High Wind blowing Targets.

PINEHuRsT. y. c.. Jan. 2l.-A repre-
sentative field lined up for to-day's OPEN
ing event In the seventh annual midwin-
ter handicap trap shooting tournament
The targets were blown by a young gale.
High scores seemed out OF the question
and In view OF conditions the total Of lss
which placed A. ID. Richardson % Dover.
H.. In the lead was considered credtable
Charles Nuchols Of Charlotte finished
second in ls5 and Sam Lever OF Goshen.
Ohio. third in lsi. with Charles II. New
comb OF Philadelphia and J. b. Pennng-
ton OF Tarboro. n. C.. tied for fourth
place at 1888. A. W. Church OF Port
Chester. r. s. Wright OF South Wales and
DIR. d. L. Culver OF Jersey City were
others well UP in front. but the majority
OF the big field went below the So per
cent. average.
Elmer l.. Shaner of the Interstate Asso-
citation dign!iies the occasion with his
presence and John Philip Sousa H. promi-
nent in the list of contestants, but his gun
was sadly out OF tune to-day. Never
sho. 80 badly in my l!te." he commented
with a smile e. w Billings OF Glen
Ridge. one time winner of the handicap
and captain OF 'he Swedish Olympic team,
was satisfied with l66 and many an eX-
pert would have been glad 20 divide
honors with him e X. Storr led the pro-
fessionals with 1873. q. o, lie Compte was
second in ls3. II. u. Freeman third in ls2
and Walter Hun of Macon fourth in ISL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
Mn. "TNt IInVtF dIIV IVY INV T"lF
CHARLESTON RACING RESULTS.

First Race--Two- year. Odds; two and half
furlongs-Zindel, llo 'oherN, to ., won;
Norma l., ll5 callahan, to 10 second.
FinaIee 40 Buxton, to o. third, Time,
0:i5 Cnalera, SIN Day. Racy and sophia
Is also ran, ,, ,,,,
los Alley. . to l. won; Or. Dousherty, 10.
murphy, to l. second: oueed. llo
Henry, . to /, third Time. ll, Marty
Lou, sunny hoy, Tomboy. our Nugget, Pros
meet Lady, Rankin. Tom Holland, Nimbus,
rom King and Elfall also ran.
Third Race--Six furlongs-The Turk. lOS
IM,Taggart,, 10 >, won, Lost Fortune. ~
,S.antcrl y to d, second; Amoret, llJ tBuN-
TOM 4 TO g. third. Time, l;l6 Ia oak
lnnd Incision, Coreopsis. Premier. Charles
C.nn.Il Wills and Gaxnant also ran.
Fourth Race--,pue mile ana seventy yards
-t;olden Treasure. l0f Corey, TO l, Won
linbrook. 100 ,McCaheyl. IL to ;. second
Ford Mai 9s ,McrHggartl, 10 10. third.
Tune l:+s Hedge Rose. Ralph Lloyd,
E;neudi and Dynamite also ran
fifth Race-One mile and seventy Yards
Stlicic, il2 ,ObrrtD, : to !. won: Plain Ann
ito (RuXtonJ, to =. second; Fairy God
mother. lOs tFrash), . TO 20. third. Time
I:I7 90. Charles =, Granger, Woodcran
l.. NJ Eckert, Monkey. Jim cafrey and
Yankee Pool. also ran; ...,.
| sixth Race one mile AMI twenty Yards
! Ella crane 100 tWard), 10 I, won; Buz'
/ Around. 80 ,Smythl, TO |, second enc
/ nulpo, lo5 tMcTuggart IL to 20, mira
| Time 1916 80. Wood Dove. Bernadote
! PATTY Regan and Old Jordan also ran,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
MICHIGAN MAY ENTER IN HUB.
Boston \. A. Trying 10 FIX ~ Relay
Race with Penn.

BosroE, Jan. 2l.--A team race between
teams representing the East and the West
is likely for the big Boston 4. A. games
on February :. Steve Farrell. the Michi-
gan trainer. II contemplating sending \
relay team for the first time to the games.
The idea AT present is to put the West
crners against Pennsylvania. There are
a number Of fast men in each college this
year. and the race would prove the fea-
ture of the meet The Il. A. A. athletic
committee is strongly in favor Of the
contest. Manager George Brown OF the
university games is doing his utmost 20
bring about such n meeting. He be-
l!eves that ii would prove the greatest
thing In local athletics.
Not since the days OF Archie Hahn,
big Ralph Rose and Joe Horner have
New England.rs had chance TO see
some Of the Westerners in action.
Although the Wolverine team has
not been selected by Trainer Farrell
still such runners as Capt, Half, the
intercollegiate quarter mil" champion !:
Brown, Jansen and Haimburgh, will
in al probability make up the Western
combination. An these runners already
have established enviable regulations In
the athletic game by their great running
In the Penn relay carnival last spring
when they put up a new collegiate record
for two miles by covering the distance IL
minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
KUPCHIK MANHATTAN CHAMPION
Assures Himself Of CInh Title ny
Defeating NOs+nthaI.

A. kupchils, by defeating J. Rosenthal
former State champion. removed the only
remaining barrier between him and the
championship OF the Manhattan Chess
Club yesterday and emerged winner OF
the first prize without sustaining the loss
of "A single game
The only game not vet played by the
new champion Ia with Magnua Smith.
winner OF the last two tournaments, To
whose title kupch!k succeeds smith,
however, cannot overtakc kupchik even
by defeating Inn, inaslnuch al lie nim-
self has lost two games already. Al
together kupchill Won outright min,
games, not including the one he scored
against j. NJ. Hanham, which was can
celled when the latter retired from tn,
tournament. The list OF his defeated on.
ponenIs includes such experts as q. T..
Northrup, Or, q. T.. Adalr. q, J. Beihoff
o. Roething, j. Roscnthal, j.. l.. Reynon
w. NJ. Il. Mitchell, l., Lichtenberg and W
Bowen. The only player who would no
yield to him was j. l.. Clark. who drew
hard game lasting over two sessions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
ENGLAND HAS NEW SCHEME.
OIy nspic Presidency DRdxcs 70 Nc
Awarded to Young Athletics.

i,oSpoS. Jan. 2i--Ttat the failure OF
the special Olympic fund originated oF
the Duke Of Westminster does not mean
any relaxation Of Englands cNor's 10
regain athletic supremacy Is shown oy ~.
comprehensive IN. assures being taken oy
the British Olympic Council proper 10
raise the standard of athletics
The scheme of the council! Just eN
plained to the public is, the institution W
Il st OF etandarcs for which Britisn
Olympic proficiency badges VIII Ce
AWARDED. The exercises for when
s,suJnrds have been SGT include not Only
the whole range Of track and i"id Sports
but every form of gymnastics likely 70 DC
Included in international programmes
There are four grades OF badges 70 De
awarded, according to the merits OF tIe
performances. one gold. one silver WIN
two bars, one silver with one bar anu
ono brorXa. The conditions governing
these awards are that they will be based
on the age OF tho competitor. that can
didates must pass in fve OF the nine
sports specified and that candidates must
be amateurs OF British Nationality.
In explaining the scheme, X. s. de
Courcy Laffan. vice-chsirman OF the
British olympic Council, points Out tna'
IA, object is not alone to improve the
work OF English athletes IN the Olympic
vames but to build up n system that
will secure greater efficiency of physical
and athletic training in the United King
dom. He says;
at has been thought desirable 10 guard
AGAINST any danger of ov.rstIain 10y limit
ing candidates for these badges 10 the tests
deemed suitable for their age. The fact
that these badges arc offered by the Erit-
ish Olympic Association may possibly give
rise to the suspicion that their sole ObJ oct
IL to produce olympic champions May l
poin, out therefore that the development
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
BELMONT NOMINATIONS OUT.
Newcomers aud Veteran Turfmen
Name Many for stakes.

Nominations ror sta <cs - be run at .te
Wes;cnes:er Racing Assoc atoms meeting
at Bcltiput Park next spring are Goa
tained In n, Racing Calendar issued yes
terday. Al nave nlled we'll and " only
II fair proportion go to the post tile racing
VIII be OF a much more Interesting natur"
than last season.
Angus. Belmont, Harry Payne Whitner.
John l.. Madden. James Butler and Jef-
ferson Livingston are among the biggest
nominators for the two-year old stakes,
such as the Juvenilc. Fashion. Ksene
Memorial and Bouquet, but many o, the
newcomers TO the sport have named
youngsters OF promise. 6. X. O. Billings
has $40 entered colts By Peep O Day ard
Golden Maxim. clifford \. Cochran. who
raced Barry Rose as Il two-yc1r-oid last
year. Will have four to pick from for these
stakes, the slres being Sa,n. Magazan, The
Scribe and Golden Maxim. The trio en-
tered by another beginner. schuyler L..
Parsons. are by Peep q Day, Mc3ee ana
Star Shoot. while Mrs. Payne Whitney
has entered the chestnut colt New Broom.
by Broomstick-Breakdow
For the Metropolitan Handicap. the fea-
turc Of the meeting. the great Splinter
Iron Mask Is entered There Is no Wh,sk
broom this year. 80 that II lie retains his
form Mr.. Livingston's horse IL likely to be
top weight August Belmont has five IN
the handcap. including last years crack
. tnief- Nttl-Oii tbtNNi'Ws lttlTN
Whitney has not entered any OF his three
year-ods in the handicap. but the best OF
these are to be found among those listed
for the stakes for horses OF their age
In the Belmont Mr.. Whitney has the
Fu,urty winner Pcnnant. also Forum.
Black Broom and Trumps the same quar-
toy being named for the Withers The
naming of old Rosebud for both these
stakes viii mako the events OF paramount
: Importance. pennant and Old Rosebud
divided the two year honors last season,
/ but never met so the first time they are
caided to meet will bring out II big crowd
&. There is scarcely a three-year-old or class
missing from the list with the exception
of Robert Davies's Southern Maid, and II
is evident that the Canadian owner does
not intend to race on New York tracks
this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
MEDALIST BEATEN BY SON.
StNtselI, Jr., Who Qualified In Last
place, Downs Dad by and 3.

PALM BEACH. TIA. Jan. 2l.-Play pro-
crossed through the first round in the New
Year golf tourney here to-day. Three ex-
ira hole matches and the defeat Of two NJ
the favoritcs for nrst honors were fea-
lures. a. 4. Sutherland OF Garden City.
the runner UP In this same event last
year. was defeated a: the frs; extra hoie
after he had gained lead OF dorfnie )
up. by q. Bement of Myopia.
W. ii. Smith OF Oakland defeated II. n
Bolton of Chicago only BY long put
at the first extra hole. II. l.. Whitman OF
Myopia and +. q. Williams. South shore
Field Club. had an endurance contest
which wound up on the twenty-rrst green
In the formers favor.
The father and son contest between a.
W. Statzell OF Iansdowne and StatEell
Junior found the medalist In the qualify
ing round easily beaten by 4 and 3 at the
hands OF his offspring. who had Qualified
in last place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-22
JUAREz RACING RESULTS.

First Race-Three and half furlong,,
tvo.y -olds-Trulate, lls tTaplin, TO D.
won Tod Cook ll2 ,Loiius,' to L. se.ond
Commauret. lO7 iDominicki, TO L. tnira
Time O:to 3-5 Himyar Lass. Apple. Nellie
O. Asa Herndon and SmuEgler also ran
second Race-Sir furlongs-John Hurie,
lOg GROSS, TO J. won; HARDY, liz
90 Rr,snI, to .. second; senator James, los
tGroth) 2 TO |. third. Time, ~ 10 Tom
Murphy Vegnice Rico. Lady Young. Ed Il,
Nii.' i'naica. Moralight. Ed e.. lnaue'a
and GeliCo also ran. .,
Third Race-ons mile and a sixteenth
Rluebaard. lOT ,Molesworth,. TO !, won;
Keisetta. liz ,Taplnl to l. second lord
la az Florence Birch. clinton, Joe
Woods, Nclen Hawkins, Defy and Jack Lax
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs-Bonne
Chance lOe tFordi, to ., won; Cantem.
IS Mott, even. second, New Haven. l03
,,;uyl, out. third. Time l;2i l-o, Fay
streak alec ran. "
Fifth Race-six furlongs-segsca. liz
(Mciniyrel, = to !. Won Beda, llo~Oiargan ;:
10 to i, second Toy Boy II. 'Hormaml; :
to 10. third Time. l:l2 l,b. Srissby' Sisko'
Elpato Eva Tanguay. Hid Nelson. Trans
parent, Jessup Burn, Ch'.nticler and Right
sixth Raca-One mile: selling-Dynamo.
lOb IBeutonl, 4 to /, won; Burnt Candle. l0s
IflnyerI . to /. second. Buuerball 100
uiroth, . to 9. third Time. IS 10. Ask
NJ. The Cinuer and Rey also ran