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The New York herald., 1922-03-22
FAVORITES SURVIVE
ON BELLEAIR LINKS
Augustus Has to Play Hard,
but Armour Wins His Match
Comfortably.

Special Dispatch % THB New YoRK HERALD.
BsLLEAIG HElcHTs, Fla. March 2l.--
There were no surprises among the
favorites IN the Bellear golf champion
ship, the opening match round Of which
was played here to-day. r. y. Armour,
the Wcstchester-B Biltmore secretary,
played his usual brilliant game and dis
posed Of Ralph Stuart Of Brae Burn by
and 3 Stuart fought hard all the
way. but was not able to hold the fast
pace set by the Lothianburn expert.
Tho other favorte was Ellsworth Au-
gustus Of Mayficld, who looks certain to
meet Armour in the final. Augustus
won to-day, but had q hard uphill battle.
He was pitte1 against &. H. Joffray u
Minnakahda, who was runner up in the
Minnesota State championship last year,
The latter made gallant fight in his
match against the long driving Cleve-
lander, and at the tenth hole stood , up.
After this Augustus settled down TO
business and soon wiped out his oppo-
nent's lead. He finished the match at
the seventeenth hole, victor by ? ,lnd 1.
Augustus win meet Don Tal,man,
another Minnesota golfer, III Tomorrow 5
play. Armour had the best score o. the
day when he got around in 10, and
golfers here consider that stuart was
lucky to hold on to him as he did.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Three Fordham Youngsters
Show Well in Practice

Since Jack confcy, who il directing
the aostinies ~ The Fordham baseball
candidates until April I. started the out
door practice games Tor his charges a
week ago, there arc three now young
mon who have played 80 wei as to at
tract his attention. They arr Mike Dunn
and Winnie Cavanaugh. inneders, and
Arthur Boutot. outfielder Coffey does
not say that these three arc sure start
crs, but nevertheless. indicated that tho
other players will have to show real
class TO keep either ono OF the three
out Of the lineup.
Dunn, right handed thrower and
batter, originally came out TO try for a
position Inv the outneld. IIc was soon
shifted. however, to the inheld or, moro
particularly, 70 third base. He Is
good fielder and heavy batter! Cava-
uaugh. also right handed batter and
,hrower, Is a fino fielder but only a fair
batter. Coffey rather likes him despite
the fact that he Is not as heavy as the
other infcld candidates. Boutot, n left
handed batter and throwcr, may win
the left field berth. left vacant bv the
graduation Of Halloran, last years base
ball captain In the practice games, he
has been batting as we'll as those vet
Grams of two or three years standing.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Feature Race Is Called Off
AT the Havana Track
Heavy Rain Causes Numerous
Withdrawals

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRE HERALD
HAVANA. March 81. - The change il
track conditions played havoc with the
card at Oriental Park this afternoon
The heavy rain which set in las. nigh
made the going muddy and scratches
were so numerous in the fourth event
tn..t il was declared off.
Slick "a came from long ways back
to win the first race. He was outrun
IN the early stages and closed With a
rush to beat the ti.irg Ely by length
Miss Kit made runaway affair OF
the second The change of footing fa-
yored Bucking ham i'm the third and he
found the task Of beating those op-
posing him an easy one.
III the fifth race Toney Beau trailed
the leaders until wei around tho fdr
turn. where he moved up on the outside
in the stretch run and drew away into
Il long lead. Chimera scored her fourth
straight victory when she gallope1 home
an easy winner In the sixth. The re-
suits:
FIRST RACE.-Three- year-oids and upward
claiming purse 500; six furlongs. SlleN y,
10 Mgnp. 70 70 70 ! and 70 !
aud 70 !. second. Litholiek. 10 tPooi.' :
10 :. . TO . and TO 2, r,ird. Time, ~ L. l,o.
scratched-lncnerator. Polar Cub ana The
SECOND RAcE.--Four-year-o and M
ward; claiming purse 500; siS furlonss,
Mess Kit 113 tHunt). TO !. to anu
TO 5. first: Kings Worth, 10 ffelds)
. 10 /. q TO ) and TO 3. second: Service
Flag, 1i3 fTryon). 10 70 /. 4 10 I aud TO
/, third. Time, rs 3-5. Scratched-kent-
mere and Mikem.
THIRD RACE.--Three-year-old claiming
purse, 500; five and a half furlongs.
Buckingham, los fsooi) 10 I. 10 and
TO :, first. Mad Nell. 1i2 (Boylc) o to J,
3 to . and g to ., second; Athgarven, III
iKcnncdyl. to 2, even and 70 2. third;
Time. ~ i-J. Scratched-Moon Winks and
Smiling Lad
FOURTH RACE was called off.
FIFTH RACE.-Three- -year r-olds and upward
claiming; purse, $500: ono mile. Toneu
Besu, 1O7 (Prhblc), 3 10 ., 10 and out,
frat: Fitzboodle, f0J (iSennedy) to '.
TO and out, second. The Pirate, IL
CFleldal. . to =, ! TO and out. third.
Time. 40 10. Scratched-Bermcnt and
Tiarlock.
SIXTH RACE.--Three-y yearolds and upward
claiming purse, <I00 mile and fifty yards:
Chlmcra 1i5 tBoylel, u to J. e. I and
out, first; Mollie Puff. ~ tNalcsl. TO y,
! TO and out. second. Mary Erh. JOS
uIunD, to 2. even and out, third Time.
1:I. acratched-Datusa, Orris and Ro-
seate.
SEVENTH RAcE.-Three- -year-olds and up.
ward: claiming: purse, 300, one mile and
one-sixteenth. Randel, % (Yerrau, Z 10
10. 10 s and out, first; Hucn. III fkel-
saw, q TO 1, . 20 I and out. second. Rill
Iuniey, f05 (Smallwood), Q toN2. TO and
out. third. Time, - 30. .\scratched.
Wreckess, Great Hawk. Avn IT,, Hush,
Zolc Cork and Harry NJ. Stevens
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Havana Entries.

First Racc-Pursc s1oo. four-year- olds and
upward claiming; five and half furlongs
sTwo Eyca. A5: Bacchanalian. 100; Jcssiea
r., io3. swhIppoorwlll. io3 Waterford.
1O3: SuRarmint. f03 . Archve, i05; Pokcy ~,
los; Parrot. los: Pittsburgh, l0s Doctor r.,
los. Stnrkader, los
second Racc-Purse 500; four-year.olds
and upward claiming; five and half fur
longs; 'Black Baby. io2 sBilly Boots. loa
Discussion, 1903; Judge Budrow, 100; Tom
Goode. 1os: Blazeaway. los currency. 10:
War Map. f12
Third Race-Purse 500 three-year-olds
and upward; claiming; mile and one-six-
tecnth Retreat. los Caraway, i0C; Whip
ret. 10T Little Dear f0T; Navajo, 1T;
Rcdlsnd. 10; SOL Giisey, no: White Grown,
10. Dandy Van, 40: Leen Rack. 1i0. Lc
Balafre. ITO: Sea Pirate. Ito.
Fourth Race--Purse sT0o; four-year-olds
and upward; claiming; mile and nifty yards :
"walter Turnbow, I05 johnny Q. Conncll.
log: Hazel w, io6 .fIaman, no
Fifth Race-Purse 800: four-ycar.olds and
upward claimlng mile and one-slxteonth !;
.Mary Erb, 20: George James. f04 'Guards-
man. 10I -. q. Stone, i07: Win or Quit,
i0I. Timothy y. Hogan. no. Bulgsr. no:
Dfapcry. 10; triumphant. no; Little Glnk,
1i2.
Sixth Racc--purse s7oo. four-yesr- -olds and
Dolly o.. 102. sCount Boris, 10T; sBaifour,
ig7 haywood. 100: Herman. ITO; .Dr.
Shaffer, i1o; Tarascon. ff2; OsEood, 1i5.
Weather cloudy: track muddy.
sAnnrnotf1. aua.,.una - : na,,,Ja af,Yrs
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
PENN RELAY TEAM
OFF FOR ENGLAND
Coach Robertson Says Men
Will Make Records Against
Oxford and Cambridge.

Full of confidence In their ability TO
physically nt to run up to their best
racing marks, the members OF the relay
team Of the University Of Pennsylvania
entered in the games OF the Achilles
Club to be contested in London April 8
sailed for England on the Aquitania
yesterday. They were Larry Brown,
captain of the team and holder OF the
worlds record for running 1000 yards
outdoors Elmer McLane. champion In
tercollegiate freshman runner; Sayman
Kerr, Donald Head and John Herr.
Although five runners are making the
trip only four will start in the relay
race against teams of Oxford and CAM
bridge Three of the starters will be
Brown, McLane and Kerr, Whether
Head or Herr will be the fourth Lawson
Robertson, coach OF the team, who ac-
companied the runners. said will not be
determined until after a series or trials
are held in England.
Robertson made IL quite plain though
that the four runners he elects to start
in the four mile international college
relay race viii be nj and ready TO run
the distance in worlds record time. The
present mark held jointly by teams or
the Boston A. A. and Cornell University.
is II minutes 81 1-5 seconds. He be-
lieves the four men he finally selects TO
start I'm the event will show an average
mil, of close to minutes q seconds.
While aboard ship Robertson said his
mon would take plenty OF light exer-
else This viii consist of tossing tho
incdicine ball and running few laps
twice day around the deck so as 10
keep the men from taking on weight
Others in the party besides the mem
hers of the team and Robertson were
Howard Hovde. manager. and John T.
McGovern. official representative OF the
intercollegiate Association OF Amateur
Athletes of America.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Results of Cue Games

John o'Nelii, English billiard amateur
champion. last night won the opening block
OF his 900 point match for tho title against
Joseph Seldom I'm Jack Doylos room. The
score was 333 to 1876.
In the greater city amateur pocket bill
Hard championship tournaments also In
poylo's room, Arthur Simel defeated Vim
cent Conuor. a. 10 40. last night. In the
three cvfhion tournament Geeorge Barton
trluimphed over II. Hughes, IL to 10.
Robert Canncfax. three cushion champion.
easily defeated Harry Frisch last night In
an exhibition contest IN Lawler Bros. room
IN the Bushwick Amateur Leagues cham
pionshp event In the same room william
Watson and II. Slack we're tho vlctors. Wat
son beat lew Suydam. ~ to III, IN Glass
A while Slack disposed OF J. McEiroy, -
81 IN class v.
In tho continue tion az play IN tho New
York state poo tef billiards championship at
tho Rational lie alton Academy last night
Gus Gardner. tht mo- topolltau champion.
defeated Petef Farac~, 100 points to 6s.
Farace had high run Of ~. while Gard
ner'a best effort nettcd him IL. Farace
meets Clarence Ilurd Mt the same rooms
tonight.
Henry Ciarkson lac. nieht defeated
Morris d. Brown. 200 points 10 III, In the
bnlkline title tournament Al the Amateur
Billiard Club Clarkson averaged 20 and had
two high runs of ~. Browns average was
n 1915, with high runs of ~ and ~
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Irvington Highs Ball Team
to Play Many School Mines

Twenty-onc games have been sched-
uled by tho baseball team OF Irvington
IN - High School for the coming
season. Tho opening contest with tho
nino Of Lincoln High School OF Jersey
city will be played AZ Irvington April
IA. other games booked follows:
APRIL IS, East side High school AZ New
ark; 90, North Plainfield Hlsh School ~
North plainfield. -, Bellcvfuc iiich School
al Bclleville ~ Madison HIS School ~
Irvington; 20. Chatham ifih school a,
Chatham.
MAY ., Madison High schos, al Madison
y. Bellcvillo nigh school at 1rvington. ".
South side High School NJ South side
~, Rutgers Preparatory School ~ Rutgers
~. Chatham High School ~ lrvinGton. ~,
Somcryile High School nj Someryille, ~,
Orange High school AZ Orange 20 summit
High School Mt trvinsinu; 20 Caldwell
High School ~ rrvingtoi.
JUNE I, Somerville flrh School AZ irving
tom I. Bloomfield High school al Bloom
field; D. Caldwell itlgh School nj Caldwell
", North Plainfeld High School at Irving
ton.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Donald Parson Retains
Tin Whistle Golf Lead
Scores 81 for Second Round
at Pinehurst,

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD.
PINEHuRsr, y. G., March 21-Women
golfers Of national reputation are here
for the twentieth annual North and
South championship which win start
Friday with an IS hole qualifying
round. Mrs. J. v. Hurd will not defend
her title. Among the favortes are Miss
Genna Collett and Miss Elizabeth Cor
don OF Providence, Miss Edith Cum
mings OF Chicago Miss Dorothy Rich
ards of Cleveland. Miss Louise Fordyce
OF Youngstown. Miss Harriet Shepard of
Hartford and Mrs. II. IL. Barlow of
Philadelphia.
Miss Shepard did 4i-45--S9 on the
championship course to-day. This IS the
first time that woman has broken 80
on the cocrse this season.
Donald rarson Of Youngstown led the
field at the end Of the second Of three
rounds to decide the championship Of
the Tin Whistle Club with 79-S1-160.
Other low scores:
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Flynn Is Elected Captain
of N. Y. u. Baseball Team

John r. Flynn. veteran third sacker
at New York University. was elected
Yesterday afternoon to captain the Violet
baseball team this spring. At the close
Of last season Jack Weinheimer was
chosen to head the nine for this year.
but the star outfielder has been unable
to join the ball team owing to compile
ton OF his studies,
Flynn Is a graduate OF the High School
Of Commerce where he earned quite n
reputation as an inheldcr. He first tried
for position on the Violet ball team
last year, won regular berth at the
far corner and played sensatlonally all
through the season. Flynn's heavy and
timely hitting will probably result In
Coach McCarthy's placing him in the
cleanup position in the batting order.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Canadian Girl Skates
to New Worlds Record

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 2f.-Another
new indoor ice skating record for girls
was the feature Of the second night of
the international indoor speed skating
races here. when Gladys Robinson, To-
ionto, made the fast time OF AZ As sec
onds IN tho ii0 yard dash for girls.
This was the third record she had
broken in two nights. Last night she
established new marks OF 81 2-5 in the
mile and "a rs seconds for the eco
yard.
Joe Moore. New York, indoor cham
pion, added two more firsts to-nighl
winning the quarter mile with the time
Of 81 seconds and the mile with 3 :25 as.
Leslie Boyd. New York. finished the
mile second, with Duke Donovan. st.
Paul. third.
John Hollandor Milwaukee, won the
junior 220 yard dash, with Henry Weber.
Chicago. second. Hollander's time was
~ 2.5 seconds. George Msnoncy, Chi
caRo won the juvenile three quarter
riile race IN cit as.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Dougherty and Mccoy Win
in Title Handball Tourney

MILWAUKEE. March 2iS-Dr Haedge
ST. Paul national handball champion
had no trouble winning his two games
in the second round OF the National
1Iandball A. A. u. tourney being held
here to-day. He defeated Ehlert. Mil
waukec, 21--5 and 2i--10.
other second round results include
Evenson, Milwaukee, defeated Groden.
New York. 21--1S, ELL; Doughcrty
New York, defeated Lusty, Milwaukee.
ALI. 21--6: Mccoy. New York, de-
feated ISadish, Milwaukee, 21-9. 81
IA: Saan. st. Paul, defeated Rugglcs,
New York, 2t-14. 21--5.
In the first round OF doubles Dough-
erty and HGnley, New York. defeated
Malone and Stehling. Milwaukee, AIS,
2f--9. while SalSman and Groden. Now
York. won from Nicnhauser and Vein
hagcr, st. Paul. 21--12, 2i--14.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Sanford Incorporates His
Farm for $4,000, 900

ALpAxY. n. Y. March 21.-The SAM
ford stud farms OF Amsterdam filed ar
ticles OF incorporation with Secretary oil
state Lyons to-day. The capital Is fixed
at S3G00,000.
The purpose of the organization. the
papers set forth. Is TO deal In horses
cattle, poultry and the live stock busl-
ness generally.
John Sanford. stephen Sanford and
William II. Cooper, all OF Amsterdam
are the incorporators. John Sanford u
a son OF the late Gen. Stephen Sanfori,
who at one time was the owner of what
was considered to bc one Of the best
racing stables in America Stcphn San
ford Is n grandson.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Navy Watermen Anxious
to Meet Yale in Dual Swim

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw foRK iIrR,Lp.
ANNAPOLIS, March 21.--Naval Acad-
cmy swimmers are extreme anxious to
meet Yale this year and * idc tho In
tcrcollcgiato supremacy fof "a eseason.
For two years Yale has claimed. and
has generally been conceded, tho inter
collegiate title, but has not met tho
rrrrshipmcu In q dual match. Both
teams have won against all opponents
this season.
Prior ~ thc present season the acad-
cmy management attempted 70 secure
q match. but unsucccssfully. IL has
now renewed the effort and has offered
10 contest with Yale under nearly any
conditions that institution names. The
teams may meet M New Haven on
Arm I. hut no DEFINITE agreement has
bccn reached.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Thomas Bresnan's S 81 Best
Return at St. Augustine
Westchester-Biltmorc Golfer
Leads Field.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March Ell
Thomas Bresnan OF tho Westchester-
Biltmoro Country Club led field Of
more than fifty golfers in the qualifying
round OF the annual winter champion
ship tournament here to-day with a card
OF So. With the exception OF one hole,
the ninth Brcsnan played practically
perfect golf. on tho ninth. which is a
short hole over a pond, he had the mis-
fortune 10 pitch into the water on his
first shot. lie attempted TO play out. but
failed and finally took an eight for the
hole.
The scores:
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Connecticut Aggies Drop
Three From Gridiron Lis,

IiARrFoRp, Conn, March e1.-Tho Con-
nccticut Agriculture College football
schedule for 1929 drops three colleges
IN last years schedule, lists four now
corners and nine games instead OF tho
eight game limit Vi force FOR several
seasons Tho schedule as announced
to-day, with games AZ home. unless 9TH
orwisc designated. follows
SEPTEMBER 23. University of Maine AT
Orhno; snih. Tufls College az Medford.
OCTOBER Z, Massachusetts ARgics ifth,
Springfield COLLEGE M Springfield 2iHt.
Trinity College at Hartford. 2sth, Worues-
ter Tech az Worcester,
NOVEMBER 4. provldsnce Colleges iith,
Al. stephens COLLEGE; 18th, Rhode Island
state.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
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consisted Of q yeryJst
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The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Large Entry to Compete
in College Swimming Meet

Special. Dispatch 4 Tltr NEw YoRs Hraltn.
PHtt,ApELPHA MNr.b IT.. several
hundred entries have been received for
tho Intercollegiate swimming champion
Ships to be held III pcnns rool Satur-
dag The trials will be held ~ the after.
neon and nuals az night Yale heads tho
list with thirty men.
Twc 81 the stars IN the 220 yard arc
Leo Gibel. the New York lad who wears
Rutgers colors, and Sinclair Of the Navy
Sinclair holds the record of .a5 t.J fof
this event stunrt Damon of Amhcrs,
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Yale's Graduate Crew to
Row Harvard and Princeton

Special Dispatch 70 Tun Nsw York HERALD.
NEW HAVEN, March 2I.--Yalc's grad
uate student crew. which will engage
Princeton and Harvard graduate stu
dents in a two mile race later In the
rowing season. has been organized. with
!. q. Easton as captain. The crew viii
hold daily practice on the harbor.
Here Is the makeup o' the eight !:
Stroke Easton: No. Z. NM No. S. os-
mond No. :, Charlton No. 4. Sheehan !;
No. 3. Steincrt; No. 2, Randolph; bow.
miles. - \ ,osswain, MacAllster.
A second crew OF graduate students
will be organized next week.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

the so yard champion. will be here to
defend his title. City College of New
York. Princeton, Navy and Penn are
entered in the freshman relay.
As an added attraction n special 300
meter race will be put on. entries hav-
ing been received from Johnny Weismul-
Ter and Perry McGillyray of the Illinois
A a.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
TITLE MOTOR BOAT
EVENT FOR N. Y. A.C.
Handicap Cruiser Champion
ship Is One Of Five Local
Rcgattas.
~ SAMUEL ). BRoOk MAN.

While the only title race in local
championship OF America, the New
York district IS to have its fair share
OF motor boat regattas this summer. or
the fourteen regattas listed on the sched-
ule of sanctioned events announced yes
terday by the Racing Commission Of
the American Power Boat Association.
five are to be conducted oy clubs in
the metropolitan section.
As usual all of the local events will
be for boats Of the cruiser type, New
York has for some time beer the motor
boat center for racing raft OF the
wholesome utility type. Time was when
the most prominent speed boat or hydro
plane events were also held on Long
leland Sound or some of its harbors.
but the craze for breaknccS speed has
Travelled West and Detroit ard Buffalo
N tho order named are nov excessive
speed racing centers.
The open regatta of the Columbia
Yacht Club over its club course on the
Hudson will be the first OF the local
reSattas. 1t is scheduled for June 10.
Tho second will be the annual Block
Island race of the New York Athletic
Club on July 8, the third the 4. T. II. A
cruiser championship Of America, which
will also be held under the New York
Athletic Clubs auspices the fourth the
annual race to Ncwburgh and return
cf the New York Motor Boat Club, and
the fifth the annual ocean race OF the
Tamaqua Yacht club.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
PLAYFELLOW; WINNINGS TO CHAR
THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL

Copyright, 1922, by The Nct0 York Herald.
THE GAME.
By cucry lao Of averages,
By all the rules OF play,
n you Keep at ii long enough
And haze the price to pay,
Sometime you'H aoin the stake you seek;
And this may be the dag.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

.Apprentice allowance Of pounds ella
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Ncvv Class Added.

The Block Island race OF the New
York Athletic Club this year will he the
thirteenth annual event conducted by
tho club. A new class for express
cruisers is to be added this season, 50
that In all there now will be compe-
tition for four classes OF power boats.
Tho schedule OF a. II. B. a. sane
toned regattas thus far follows
JUNE IO-Open regatta ~ tho Columbia
Yacht Club on the Hudson.
JUNE fT-Thrtccnth annual race Chicago 70
Michigan city.
july i-t--Annusl regatta ~ the Mississippi
Valley Power Boat Association ,sIieoria, Ill
JULY S-Aunual cruiser race, New York 70
Block Island. under the auspices OF the
Now York Athletic Club
July 1o-21-interlake regatta at Put In BAY
JULY 29-Scripps trophy long distance
Cruiser race. Rocky River 70 Put In Bay
and return; auspices Cleveland Yacht Club.
AUGUST 3-G-Chicago pageant OF progress
regatta; Chicago Yacht Club.
AUGUST "a. II. V. "A. handicap cruiser
Championship OF America; auspices New
AUGUST Io-12-Annuai regatta at Buffalo.
AUGUST 13-Annual New York Motor Boat
club race 10 NewburEh and return.
AUGUST 1T-t9-Races for Fisher-Allson
trophy. Royal Hamilton Yacht Club, Ham
ilton, Ont.
AUGUST 26-September 5--Annual Detroit
regatta including tho gold cup and the
Wood Fisher trophy races.
SEPTEMBER 3-7-Annual regatta at To-
runte,
SEPTEMBER y tentative dato) Ocean raoo
OF the Tamaqua Yacht Club. Coney Island.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
No International Race.

No challenge having materialized for
the international trophy now held by
Car A. Wood Of Detroit. the speed
events that VIII attract most attention
during the season will be the race for
the gold cup and the contest for the
Wood-Fisher trophy which will be the
featurea of the Detroit regatta. The lat
ter meet will come practically at the
tail end of the season and will furnish
a suitable climax. IT will be ten day
regatta, beginning August &c and end
ing September
Regarding q ndicap cruiser cham
pionship race New York Athletic
Club motor hos committee announced
yesterday that the courrr had been
shortened for this years race from so
miles to co and that the course will
run from Travers Island TO Bridge
port. then across to Port Jefferson and
back 10 LIoyds Harbor.