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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP

TIll AiK VORK AMERICAXS-

Crolnc Opposition to Ilrrrmann at-

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pc I p the PlTtfn of the New York

AIr an u Club iiro getting In linet rt iiBseanoD by

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Atf rlui t r pltchir Jock Chosbio-i n and culled nt hendquurters In

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i mitir at hU homo nearMi iihillooki the plcturoof health

Hou IIHIIl 00 pounds but says will

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tot to R rev turms and

ltufi I lilt hu hud slgntdcool in1 fr the fnson Jjisl yeur dies

bro utriiit called ror 00o Ho pitchedI-

n I IMII n i won 41 of them which In aTiiH year l a similar

mi ajt he liopiw to lo unwell In tho-

LIA rnirly Ho begin coachingtin IIMIII n fob 1 ntul will KO

n irlllllhd tarn a month or

Johnson of the American League-

i uis w 1HICiiiro yosterrtny Hefores i til thurH would b no more

Mktiui N tonnl Commission In Cln

inni iirinK tnnt tho nvwepapem of

tlnt viy iiirnnj tne rccont baseball confcr-

el ihinpremnted tim foots and hadt American League attitude

th minor associates with extremeunMin I hat friction exists between

unrt tinrry Herrmann chairmanNaiional iommla lon there seems

fm rpnn t belluve ullhoiigh Johnoni inr on Sunday refined to say a wordiui i i iLrtnnatl inopil wlo beon

MI ir i r public aa the nuw

o ii Ti i u Kami fut Just the sameitS ifiisn Comt blnnk to accedo-

u lernanii K proposition to lmo the Ameri-

ca bold itn annual schedule meetinglrn mi is thu sama dny Herrmann

tv thu National league convene

Jouvii t Fb 20 us the intO some timeJ rullim the National League pr

J ri nnffi 10 that date There was a timelu ir when Johnson would have granted

4n iiy reiiuost irom Hernnunn-

irir an eicns jail It will not be surprlilngt-

o iiciuunn reaitcn irom Use national

coi i belora long and it will notol the pressure of outside business

lu Aiiitrlcun league ae a body u opposedlu liiuaiin becauK tho provailtns belief Is

tti in oinnot dasido caws OKulnst the Nalioiul LcHhue In which ha Is interested tothe eitert of holding stock In tho CincinnatiPhiladfiobia mid bt IxjuU Hermannhis evidiuUv plaveil out with theAaivruuiis are eager to have u nonpsrtitiiii take the chairmansblp ot trio commiMlon Meaitwhlle John T Brueli Is buckIn mi hu irinoi lo UBdutno tho cllLUtoruhip01 ibd National IAMIITUO Urunh is thu realpomrr ui Hint orsutuMtiou now und holds

bv Key to tilt biimiiou with hla moneyonliiiif Sew tiuu Whatever brushKtuu nu tomo Very near undllciuiauu thy fotuiur leuaur wul huvo to trail

Bevcrftl weeks ago Iho following now Itemrcs noui Min lraucisco 10 LhkuKu

bull game here today Lhnuio-riuhru into itfuu and broke ami I itCiJ IWO lile long lor the story to spread thatlbiiu the best tlrdt Luisoniuu In tim countryulio piii d with tho uhiuigo Nuuomils last

us out or tho uui for good theoi the injury made Managerselee of

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botm inckltci Munuei TorrtNi-Mitou negroand knocUed him out with hisfamous plot blow It wee In the pucondround ttiit end Torrud made afton a i lie fuco Thu lut-t idiitpid jwtinx a rlKht over butin d i ii ilott va that the Jorco-M c tlmil An Wliiif half iiroundv nu tiion the China

i Krft en ill pivot bringing a leftM uh i iiiu iint or tliu negros Jaw vith-irruidjin Torres fell In a heapand iiiiiiiid out h Wing now warnsto ilil IL Ljdj at 116 pyucit-

ih ih ihition of Tom Shevlln to ther i tlii Vale foothill elufun for next

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will not U run thU It M MIdn Utiiint it Park will be

Moliilutd whuh means that the DerbyII I run nt a bie los

i iliit Wimhlntrton Park datesi ol in have

the Worth track to remainti in WiMurn JcHki y Uub

I the plunger hss ben hayfinnip recently In at

t i mi t ri riov H 1500l SwedIsh recently ran

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Uid But It looks now as it I wouldciv m i nini and retire him to somehiv

M t h decided toclra his horser rest Ie Resrko was

f ho In the Ea t lastr tn ns continuously liftn ho

nl at New Novembern t iNMiod a Ions winter campalcn for

i l k ran ono or two fair rares butrrtarces in were

Mr pfa That ho met defeatt ipnillr Handicap at six and a

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Minv w p Cf winteri rdnr ho hav looked the younei tririiunre him smartest colt inae aruii enunty Many of JUndens-

t Hot Springs haveMfhed sn E x Park willJir Park will for Feb

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RACIXG AT AElf ORLEANS

Phi Ktonp Favorite In thin HandicapHntibn last

NEW ORLBANS Jan JO The courw at tinFair Grounds was muddy and there weremoro scratches titan uminl The mile hamllcap proved to an Old Stoneeven money favorite was never tt seriouscontender ansi Intuited last OarnlHli madetho pace until tlia head or tliu stretch win

within lUuticw came 01mid won In n iTio latter was Playedfor Komewhnt of n Rood thlnir beingtrout 2 to I to 8 to 6 at limn

ii race

rihnrk anti all hut put both horses anti theirriders over tho foniv 100 l swr won ahead from harlot whorode S ii Shark went to snake a protestof n foul hut lx for h could take on lots clipthe oniclil on tho opposite lde ot tiletrack wits

In thor closing event Little Rr I who wasthe last time that he

started won under wraps being pulled upto i wulk at the

Pint User Six MrlonifB Fallona IDS J Mclnlyre 1O to 1 Lone Days tOi U llenneuyB to 1 jrrona liabrlla 1 104 W 30 to 1

third Time 118 44 J l ntrnart FairNun IJIile Andrew Diamond

Betty IntrlKUt nod Nellie host alw ranNtcond Itace Three and a halt rurionji Momlc

101 a to I won Ixonurdtoo i Martin 8 to 1 second Cnauncey Olcolllie A llrrnnaii 51 to I tnlM Time 0 4 15-llbatlnn irey Pal Del Valte Malt Inupccior OlrlIJttle Hoe and Solnada also ran

Third Itace SU furlongsIltlbrrt 110 W Hobbins 5 to I won fly Play III Prlmmlm a to I

second Norwood Ohio tOO Austin 7 to I thirdTime 113 Poole lustsDuchnw Alcantara Pawtucket Delavai and Preclou Hand MAO ran

Fourth flacc ou mile forehand SO J liennruyiMoi nnn Oaral h 107 J Martin to 1

second I M IW Hot bln JOlo 1 thirdTime l 9 SS Old Stone also ran

Firth Hire One mile end a nUtrenlh Jo Leiier-

J Martial IS to 5 second Sea J Mcln-tyre to 1 third Time IM Momentaalto ran

Slith Hare Fir and a halt rartonrvLllttRed 101 Gannon 4 to 7 won GlAdiator 110

ft to I second Sharp Uoy 102 Illhrlnhey Shock tile Talent

Old Hal and Leotard also ran

New Orleans Entries for TodayFirst Ilace Sll

Irtncrsi AUellnrlot Alice CommonerAracnue 107 FlamboyantCbamhlee I07iliob MurpbyWoorlcr 100 Conundrumllaywood 1M Yellow HammerFltiurtllar l l2 Over Ajain

Second Race Cna mile rclllnz-Ilachel Ward110 LIttle soySea Shark l27iTrojon-Ueverly IKIAdmettua-tasllehter liSiOltndon-

Favonloui 1Uiltl llanlonFrank Kenney 10

Third Five furlonrsSimplicity MI

7Jake SandersSong and WineLady In Illack S Mayor JohnionRoyal Whlletool Tniat

loo InvincibleFourth Hace Six furlon n

Vlona Wllklle of IurtlanlLady Frecknlrht oaiconlentloui-Mlu Gomez lot lIttle Jack HomerMalsler 101TorloKnowledge 100 FloralKlflnwooil 1W Hakim

Filth Itace Five furlonrsMaklna Hi Dance Uutlo K

8i Harry Stevens 87Charlie IJIckson DO Mrs Frank Foster vs-

ArchOldham Hi Norman unit MJohn Nolan 07 FJrer 7

Senor 8 Frank nice in-Slith Race Ono mile

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At San FranciscoBAjf FKJi a co Jan 80 The track dow

rt Oakland tOils afternoon Outside of two closefinishes the was ot an ordinary deicrlptloa-Tramntor cams dangerously close to nosIng outUHtyj Irtdi In tile sUth race Summary

First Itace Futurity Course The Hawaiian laTDonner to 1 won Trapsetter Uarrett

0 to 1 second Pencil Me 102 Grrrnntldj to Ithird Time 111 Iloaebud Doublet GreenockSllcate Claudalor Recipe and Urtck Fowler altoran

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Third Ilace rive furtonrs Best Wan 105Traveno 6 to I won Iuredale 101 Sulllran-

M to 1 aeeond Bducate 104 Chandler 0 to 1

Standard Mount and Golden Carlo alsoran

IVmrth Rare One mile and SO yards Harrack112 Mlndcri 0 to 1 won Clnclnnatus it Green-field S to I second Instrument 109 Alarlei 7 to3 Time IUtj Moillcum Mr ramumand lIme Dreyfus also ran

Filth Hacesrvcn furlonfs rora I IOJ MePride 0 to S won ClarkIS to 1 second lbs Hlder lOll banner t to Ithird Time las Haneur Hxprdlent FollowMe Itellai Blackthorn Lone Ilibertnan and JobIalmT AIo ran

Sixth Itace Five and onrhalf furlonrs Ml ty-

Irlde ill Jones u to 10 won Tromator 103Bride 4 to I second Sea W WllleyiMto 1 third Time 1H II A Powell ilodredJude Proton and Harvester also ran

JIILLIA nnsVan Tine and Colrnmn IVIn In CIBJI n Play

at lilcanoThus amateur bllllnrd players began their

second and Unal series of contests yesterdayfor tim Intercity Class 0 championship InMaurlcfi Ialjs Academy The matIneematch was won by tho Jersey City entryJ A the New YorkerLouis A Sturvatlus It was the first 1ctonthat Van Tine has scorH resultbeing 300 points to 287 Tho contesti rouRht II A Coleman and Willlain lerithftl In ono of the most Interestingmatches of till

Hervatius brian tho oltcrnoon compct-itlot In stroke anti ho nIM by careful ouo work On his ncvcntpentliturn tit the table ho coaxed the ivory hallsInto onn of squares anti by

back and forth arrosH bilk hocounted before inlMinK on rlimoult singlecushion Van Tlno followed with acluster of 21 Three innIngs later Van line

to work out the caroms with remark-able skill A run of 41 was the result and thisput In the lend Bervntlu never again

Van Tine runs of 33 22 and 31 all onclose play The summary

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fl 31 0 0 0 41 2 7 0 4 3 0 0 13 1 S 0 1

2 I 2 12 31 1 0 1 8 2 5 9 0 1 I 4 8 04 o I 16 Total SOO Average 5 soia-niph runs 41 U and 33

Louts A Smatlus0 0 0 13 4 1 I J 8 8 14

3 0 92 24 10 4 1 2 2 8 i S 1 1 4 J 0 4

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11 IB 2 0 0 I Total 2 7 Average 4 4066-Hleh nm and IB-

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II A Coleman and William Gernhel madea of the evenIng matchthe former winning by one point the scorebeing 300 to 2M The winners averagewas 6 bas Itoth men played nxceJIrnt

turned his first hundred on sixth timetable with run of 20 This had been

Immediately by 36 and 17 Coleman and It was not until Garshelhad obtained a lead of more than 60 points

he began to overtake his opponentHo passed with runs of 3j n and 31

were played consecutively beginningthe only

15 to t leman playedovertook him runs of 13

and IS then missed an easy fol-low shot that would have won match for

He left tilt balls badly spread butmade the by a long

carom orT a single cushion Tho summaryWilliam Oer bel7 90 2 S 1 o 2n 10 0 6 0 4 2 8 I 1 6 I S 2 7 7 2

3 0 0 0 4 I 0 2 2 1 0 7 9 7 2 1 Sl 2 2fc0 IS 0 15 0 points

1 14 47 blin runs an 2a andH A II 0 J 7 II S o I i2 t I 0 0 I 0 4 1 9 2 7 I

B 0 S 0 1 38 0 0 1 2 0 I I 0 32 V3 0 I o 4 I Total SOO polnu avernV-ei to is nleti runs so S2 and 31

Heferee KlrbyJan If

of San Francisco defeated Charlen S Northor York a snore of 3W to 212first game of the national amateurnlon tournament which was

tonight under the direction of the

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terest In billiard clrclon prior to thoof tho tournament saw the game

which was brilliant in but notfast heInz marked throughout by

much safety play on tho part con

lTho winner consumed S7 Innings In col-

lecting the necessary finishedwith an avernco of 8437 having 41 for lotshltrh r

S 2230 which Is tar belowThe game was resplendent In clever

table i ie Californian In particularproving himself a master at this

again Norris left the balls far apartand apparently nafo hut ho mostproblems as easy for Sigoitrney to

as an ordinary caromtoo were very accurate and

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Another famous trotting nursery pausedi Into history yesterday Nearly fifty years

ago C J IlamUn founded Village Farm antifrom the modest foundation ho reared ono

I of the most successful breeding Industries-In tho history of tho Unlit harness horse Helured The Abbot that put this worlds trottingrecord at I03 Derby that holds tlioworlds wagon record 2OS The Monk2OJJi Fantasy 300 and many oilier cham-pions The founder has possod the four-score milestone of life and tho managementhas devolved upon others The horsesbred at tho noted farm passed to new ownorsunder auctioneers hammer at MadisonBnutm Harden yesterday The highestpriced borsu sold was product of VillageFarm although the consignment Thiswas the unbeaten pacer Direct Hal SKMf

campaign of 1WJ has never beenequalled From the showing of his young-sters his success as a of speed seemsassured m that U not an excessiveprice Tho buyer Oak Duke has raced astable for several years but he appears nowto bo reaching out for better material

Tho really sensational louturo of the daywas the tale of two threeyearolds each nt310000 or over Lord Direct begins hitcursor with a pedigree combining the fastestrecords over blended In one colt IllsDirect Hal and hU dam Lady of the Manorhave records of 2U4i aud each was aworlds record when made S II Knox ofBuffalo a new and liberal recruit to the breed-ing rank paid 110500 for this young cham-pion who last year paced eoveral miles fasterthan 212 The same buyer paid 10000 forthe young trotter Prince Ideal a grand coltwho was placed only ueixind to his sire atthe last Home Show lu tho Garden PrinceIdeal trotted u mile y ar In stud Is ahigh class horse from rvry point of view

David Shaw of riitsuiirir 130000for Tim Beau dil ulih Ihu bnuasouiasoon of Dare D ti jufi who was the mosthighly finished son if Jlumbrlnn Wllliens of thl ilty wu i liberal buyerof high elMs 12500 forPrince Favorite JSKKJ for Grace llumlln11500 for LuciiiJ llnmlln and tlOOO forIrlncess Royal K T lay manager of E THtovenss larra at N Ybought several young mares evidently tocrow with Northof gor u bargain In LorenzoHunilln the son of Helle Hamlln 212 one

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tlonfer Itcautlful kilo 2 H br TlCMoon U L Tuft Salem N J H4

Direct Hal pacer 2 4 blk s ISMDirect Hal by Tom Hal JrOak Duke iVellavllle S llff

The Idtal trotter 2IUj ch a 18n7 byD-

JVTC Uevll Jto 220 by-MambrliinKlDf David Shaw Illtstiurr XOO

trotter b c 1U02 by CubePrince Ilrtent Jam S H

etjKIM Uiwicts trotter blk f 1 I2 by Chimes

illiliun Uw by llrlr at Law 20J5J GA Armetronr New York city 913-

Uaylc tmtter ilk c tOOl by Chlmn-PrlncrM Ruth by Mimbrluo Kuij John

Den ttad East lluftalo N Y noPriOress Sloth trotter blk ra IMS by Man

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Knoi ssoPearl Chimes trotter blk f two by Chime

The brown by Maiuhrlno KIngS 11 KIlO Burtalo e-

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Jolly Olrl trotter b f 1B03 by Tile2liijJewclJ by Almont Jr

O llocb llfudlnfAmerican lto trotter br f 1001 by

Hex Amertfus 2il Urtar Ilow brChimes E T fay Attica N Y all

rtoyal Chimes inner blk VR by Chimessweet lOner by Mainhrtno lUng L L

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lk by Mambtlno Prtnrt Chimestiy Chimes Oak nuke WiUsvtlle N Y 2500

Prince Fiuorttc trotter rb c law bjr Thebeau IdraJ 1rtncess ChimeChimes WIKIam Simpson New Vork city 2MO

The Climax trotter c br The IlrsuIdeal s Chimes ChImesDaniel Good llunalo 4J3-

Prtncraa Chime trotter bUt m 1M byChlmt Ksubflla by Alcantara 223J W Daty Mount Kljco V Y 600

The Corker trotter h FA by Hex Amf rtcue Lads Iknmtlful br Mambitno

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SHwr Hal trotter ch c 1004 by llrict Hal2 04 Laity UounilMI by lUngS 11 Knox Uultalo 89-

5Prlncew Ideal trotter blOt f 1U03 by Thellfui IdralZ15 PrtnctM Alms by Mansbrlno lUng A Johnson llrocklon Ma-

Prtneww trotter blk m 1815 byMambtlno King Prtncew Chlmcsn byfblmrs S lluHalo

The 1rtnrets trotter bits m 1SS9 OaroDevIl 2 i Htlnceas Chimes ChUnesParker Coming Albany N Y

Viceroy trotter blk s IBM bv Mumbrian Klnc Prtncesa Royal by Cblmn-H M Leach Saginaw

Quern Hoyal pacer b m IWic by Mauibtlno IlnyoU by ChimesA Johnston Urockton Macs

Count Hoyal trotter br c lOOt by filrectHal 2 Royal byDaniel Good Uuffalo

Princess trotter 220 br m iwo byChimes Eitabrlla by Alcantara Williamhlmpson New York city

Prince Idral trotter rh r IWI by TheIleaC Ideal 21S Future Princess byChimes S H Knox lluBtln

The Idealist trotter b o toot by The fleauIdeal Future Princess by ChimesDaniel Good UuITllo

Future Princess trotter b m 1W4 byChimes tabella by Alcantara 3nnnx DuiTiio

Octoroon Chlmrj trotter blOc r Ibos byLo m 10 lUmIn Grace Chtme by ChimesAlonio McOonsld Iort Henry

Lord Mirmndukr trotter br c loot hy Di-

rect Its 2Oi 1ric8 Chimes by Chimesfjinlf nod uufl lo

Grace Chimes trotter blk ra Ill byChlmr 5raoe Hamlln by

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The Graceful trotter br t 1003 by ChimesGrace Hamlln by Mambrlno King

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The Noble trotter b c Wl by ChimesGrace Himlln by Mambrlno JL H

lUrkwood DelGrace trotter br m l ai by

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race has been made by the New Hoch llaYacht Club naming D Huntlngtons sloopGauntlet The trophy U to be a perpetualchallenge cup and U offered to encouragetho building nnd sailing of small seaworthybeats to make popular the art of navigatingor cruising upon deep water and to developa lovo of truo seamanship In the amateursailor

According to the conditions governing theraces for tbli cup any recognized yacht clubIn good standing of any country has theright to challenge TIle boats must not bomore than 4 feet over all nod must be of nseaworthy typo substantially built stronglyrlccwl nnd properly ballasted with closedcabins nnd cockpita They must have aepecllled head room over a specified numberof square trot of cabin floor at follows

rrifffft Off all heed room Cabin floor24 fret 4 feet 10 Inches ID tqunre fro

i feet 2 74 square fee3 feet Inches

08 to 41 lest S feet 10 Inches 31 squareThis uit Asurenient of head room U to be

taken from side of the ducK or cabintop bcanw to the top side of tho poor board-Ing this latter to bn mid over and not botwcen tho frames Thou square loot of floorspace li to be found by taking the lengtharid breiidth of the floor spaou over whichthou specified head room efclM and not to in-

clude Hpaco taken up by buiiks trnrmonu orlockers but to Includo space occupied by lisacenircbonrd trunk or table

ROMS taoist carry n complete cruising outTt of two nnchora two cables or chains twocompasses lights lead linn charts Vc StoresBUWcletit for ten lays must bo curried

lower must bo those carried by thoboat when crulslnc no roatrlctlous an tolight flails

A dingy or tender of not less than eightleit iuu i Iw carried

fho combined length of the forward andaftar overhangs shall not csceed 40 pt rcent of the boat over all measurementBoats with bulb keels metal fins or balancedruddr barred

All races art to 1 sailed under the rulesof tho dub the Milo formenfiiremenf and time nllowaara FluIniktli i to measured from theof the to the side of the uteri hoardand llio ullowa co will be eight B fond a-

foot for oath iiilu without any olloiranco

boat Is allowed to n crew ofnot moro tunis nix flvn of whom must bn-

uiinl ur Tho paid hand Is to bo cook orsteward and Is not to do work In willing

bunt Jo paid pilot or navigator may becurriwd-

Kntxw for this cup are to bo sailed betweenJuno I and S pt there can only be

less then tt miles nor moro than rx 0 milesclear of all headlands rind IH to IM from portto port either martini or off

Yacht Club York harbornri raiu win i a tur it on in

June nnd the finish will b thoin Roads Till Hampton

Yacht Club will look after therace Secretary Charles A K 1 or theBrooklyn Yarht Club notified hn Hamp-ton Club of the race also of factthat the fleet of the Irooklj n Yacht Clubwill make Us nnnunl cruise to HomntonRoad jtnrtlncon June 8 end arriving at IIIde ti nation about July E Wchairman of the racing board of theton Cub loss announced that his clubwill arrntun races In which the viiiUnc yachifimen can compete

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OROVTO Jan 30 Fred J Robson whorecently challenged Morris Wood of XewYork to sVat a cerles of rarer swept theboard In tile Ontario championship meet onSaturday lie won the mile In 2 minutes

3 4S seconds two miles In a minutes 40 2Smllo In I minute 21 seconds

220 hurdle In 24 2S seconds and 0dash In 10 25 seconds reluring the worldsrecord There were forty competitors butRnbson was only benten In one thetIre mile rare rare were held on nneight lap track Hobson will moot Wood InUio meet at Montreal nextSaturday

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Fletcher Drives Um Foreign Car of o PThomas to Victory In 1 Hour l

24 Secondi Trn Stftrteni In theChief Event on lleach at Ormond-

Onwowo Fla Jan M Another Important race record was captured hero today byan American driver for an American ownerof a foreign made automobile It was the100 mile for the W K Vanderbilt Jrtrophy tho big event of tho meet anti It waswon by It Hatcher driving the eightyhorsepower Do Dietrich that wits driven byGabriel In tba Vanderbilt oup race on LongIsland nnd now la owned by 0 K Thomasthis beet sugar man and partner of E KThomas of New York

The time of the 100 miles was I hour 18minutes 54 sends an average of 7S miles

hour This U a record because therewas no former record for 100 miles Ifthere had been a former record tho time made

this raco would probably barn loweredfr It U very fast average for the100 U better than thu

JVorlTllrc rd time for miles madeJr last year which still

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raiigo lllt j limns for other standarddistances might be recorded If

done there Is reason to believethat tile rocord of 40 minutes 48 4i secondsfor fifty miles made by V K Vanderbilt

half the dla ance was made by Fletcher

record time for tho milesino race was run early In the morning

but despite tho fact many of visitorsleft there were 7000out to witness the Tho tine waslower and tho beach broader than It hasbeen at any time since tho tournament beganThe sand was well packed and smooth ex-cept In some On the whole It

There In the race andsix of them finished The cars were started-at ono minute Intervals worn nocontrols ut the turn drivers being allowed to take the seven turns any rate of

chow The beach tobe rather poor at each of turning points

carefully and slowly otherwise the

Serious accident had been feared In thistiter but there none and while tho racewas frequently exciting when the

were or trying to pus eachother the most was thethe Ian sixteen mUM with a missing

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woo by fast driving thestraightaway the others were nursIng

A O Vanderbllts car at novoraltho rare At two of the turnswere a few and there wasInteresting jockeying for the advantage Inrounding

Nearly all the cars In the race had mishapsdelayed all except the first two to

finish The on Bartorls earbroke from Its moorings and one end draggedon toe ground for a long distance before Itwas and This formerracer of W K Vanderbilt Jr finished withUse engine skipping badly thuhad trouble In the soft and tho loft handfront tire on Wallace burst anti camoff when he still bad slitecn miles to go

The four who dropped out of this racewere Arthur with his Napierbecause of Ignition and tireStevens with his Mercedes bocatiso of thopiston stuck In thin cylinder CCanaut with a Dietrich amidwith a 1opy because of englnu and tiretroubles

Alter the his race the flvo mile open racefor tnn W Brokaw trophy fivemile Ormond Handicap for J 1 Moorscup wcro run Both were good races E H

of Now York captured tho Rrokaw-prlro after two places of drivingHtid In thefor A 0 VanderbIlt scored his first victoryduring the tournament

One hundred Mllrs International rat i for theWilliam K Vanderbilt Jr trophyWon by If W-

Fletrhtr CO hoiropower I Dietrich time I nour1 minutes 24 ircondc If 13 tleraln W hornpower Henault second I hour 21 mUsclessa haul Suriort v bonepower Hatthird time 1 hour 71 minutes 41 t3 seconds K It-

Frederirka ixi Uor epowrr Merceden fourthtime 1 hour 21 uilnutM eerondi WalterChristie ni hournovrrr rbrtttle flih time I hour27 mlimtrn lMi ronU8 William Wallace

rut nlitn time I hour in mliium 20 nrcond-in e illle Open lor W Gould nrokaw Trophy

First hrat won by K II Thomas M horsepowerMercedes Vllll m Wallace so honxpowersecond 11 stevrnn BO borMpower Mercedesthird Oeonrs H 1llnn 00 horsepower Mercedesfourth TUne a minutes a 33 Woo byfifteen Recnndi-

iSecomt llrat Won by Pistil Sartorl MFlat Waiter brIstle IW honepower

A MacUonald 00third lime 3 tnlnutra M Kconda Won by 10 14-

KmndiFive Mile Ormond HandIcap for J n Moor

Trophy Won by M horsepowerS4 tecondft K It Thorns M borwipownr

hon inwer flat 19 seconds thIrd Time 3mlnulc seconds

Drink Play In NrniMlnm Round of Der rClip

The semlflnal round for the John Deirar-ehallenso cup and medals took place

at Van Cortlandt Loko There woretwo rinks and the contendIng teams were thoVan ortlandts Empires Terrace City andThistles the four winners In the round

and they easily the chilling breezesthat across the Ice

Van and the Empires met InI hilt the former to the

tee considerably weaaenml br tiis absenceof J Pepper Al Ollmartln two of theircrack players who arrived late Howeverthe substitutes well for the Van Cartlandta more than doubled the scot of theiropponent

On No J the Thistles TerraceCity had a rare tussle It was shot andfor twelve heads but In the five remainingthe Thistles had good luck and won

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AUTO BOAT FOR BRITISH CUP

William Wallace to Try for the InternationalTrophy

American built auto boat will try aralnthis year to capture the British Internationalcup This boat la to he built for William Wai-ince of Boston who la an enthusiastic auto

year he got his flm tasteof auto boating when he steered the MacaroniIn the Power Association cup race TheJlscaronl was burned

i The britIsh International cup was formerlyknown as the Harmsworth It Is a chal-lenge trophy for auto boats that do not ex

In length There U no limitto power that can be used The cup is

A last year from the Urltlsb Theraces will b year on the Bay of

Mr Wallace boat Is to be builtfrom designs Ilurgess and Packard wholast year turned out the Mercedes I S AThe raced for the llrltUh cuplast year but was beaten

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sand pita close behind the Jordan L Moltiron works Third avenue and the HarlemRiver yesterday afternoon cnuedthroe Alarms to in About 000-

callona of naphtha wax stored In one of thebuildings near fire and the firemenfeared for the result if the flames wereallowed to gain the least headway

as soon a on thefroene ordered the 2000 employees outof the buildings and refused to let anybody but policemen and firemen inside thedanger zone every was out

take the Zophar Millskeg to flood tba tbed

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CHAMPAGNE

m CASESThe GREATEST quantity ever Imported ty anybrand In the history ol the Champagne trade

JZenardlna Omrapngnc Importations In 10-OBontorts Wine and Spirit Circular Jan 10 190J snysi-

Messrs Predk de Bory Co brought over tat to thIs side ofthe water a greater number of cases Champagne than has ever

Vlhertobeen known and these In theof tlia gre t popular esteem In which G H MUM-

MCOS Is heU on this continent

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Great Clearance Sale horse Illanueti IlnliLined Stable Blanket tOe lreet Ulanltcls II UTruck Illaiikcis MM with llame Leathers WI5-M7 Truck blanket 8 pounds IJta-

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Slecthi Dont IlraoRiile Kncllshmnns-Wifes 1HotoKraph AheadA portly rnnn wearing n fur lined

a silk hat and a general air of pros-perity stepped from a cab In front of timTenderloin police station yesterday afternoon Uo entered and asked to BMJ Capt

Ho said to the captainYou dont know me and I Intend to

keep my Identity secret If possible I calledto see you on a rather peculiar errandIm an Englishman as you probably BUS

pact Two years ago my wife left mo andI havo good reason to believe that oho U intills city

What mode of Jlfo she IH living I dontknow but from my experienco with her Ican RUew Among other things sheaddicted to tim use of morphine sow 1

think sho Is living some place here In NewYorks Tenderloin I have with mopicture which I would like tonnvo youand your detectives look nt to BOO If ttioycan recofcniro her

You wont to reclaim her said CottrellNo sir I dont aid tho I

want to got rid of her legally for I guessshe ID too far gono for any ono to reclaim

You mtiBt omo reason saidCottrell Maybo you want to marrysomn ono else

You ro not such a bad guesser enldtho man Ho took from pocket tliopicture of ti good lookingwoman Sho woro ft low cut gown und i

was and look nther neck won a necklace of what In tbopicture looked

picture was taken three ncosaid man and it was a remarkably

likeness Of course you have tocertntn allowances for ravages

of lout I nm store that any onowho knows Iho woman would lecopnixeher from this photo

knowledge ho had never seen thou originalThe naked that tIm Tenderloin

look nt tho photograph Cotsummoned nil hU men

who wore in the station and had thorn looknt tho picture None of them could sayho hail seen original

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He Was IrotcctlnKThomas Wrennn of Homestead N J

who la employed oa n clerk In a butchershop at S3 Patffrson Plankrond NorthBergen waa stopped near the entrance ofthe Union Hill Schuctzen Park early yes-terday morning by an apparently scoredrnnn who wanted to know If he could accom-pany him for a short distance

have a large sum of money In mypocket sold stranger and am goingyour way I understand manyIntro been held up hereabouts dontwont to take on meeting j

alone not so opt totwo men you know

Wrenno ho never worried aboutfootpads anti told the man it would give

to encort him down the lonelyroad toward Homestead

The pair walked along in sllenco for ashort and the stranger pushed j

a revolver against Wrennesordered him to his hnnda andthe butchers clerk obeyed The

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street fa nt hits homo fluflerlng from alure at tho bnso of his skull which mayprovo fatal Tliomaa OHrien of 618 Westriftjthlrd street la locked up in tho Fiftythird ptriot prison awaiting the result of

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Fninois Nnviprn throwing onowballsin front of his homo afternoonwlion URrion who is n trunk driver

police cloy that OBdnn struck Lennonwith a heavy whip without the least provo-cation CMlfliilnyth West Hido Court refused to admitOBrinn to Kill

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