YACHT BROKERAGE

BUSINESS BOOMING

llio-.- r Wlio Nolpcte(l Handinglow Vnxioas to Bay

or Chnrtor.

h tvim:s rnKssntu

lirnmiid Tntistially Lnrso. Wifh( riiNuii: Motorbonts

M . i1 Popular.

TV yirht lirokernire, business In on- h mi Just now. Yachtsmen who hnver. led building yachts are now mixIouhi ' . .ir to charter for the season, midi t .iTVtnd for ifrls of nil types Isi. j i ; liin;e Crtilslnc motor bouts

"ntly In demand nnd the prices' . esrels of between 35 nnd r.iif li keep up well. Crulslne motorI ' m no; depreciate In value ns much

c craft ot steamers, ml It Is( keeping n keen exe on the markett e l able to find n bargain.

ff transfers are reported thrnticht ( " e of Cox & .

s (not ntixtlliry rehoener ArbllWashington M. Thomas, Itnstnn me- - ' Mci'ltirir of rhlcam. The name

to Tnle.f.x an. I eh" Mill- 1 the AM.iiitlc inast and en the

u loot stexm yacht Maritaret sold- i.t tsuc r.. Emerson, naltlmore, to ar ilnst i Ustrn yachtsman.

; ' i foot cruising motor vacht Northxrterrd for Charles M Clark of this

i well known Hoston yachtsman forT ' ' " crulslnr motor xscht Kalmla

- . 'o' HoMrt .1. l'ark. New York Y , tov. i flrtnnell for (rulslnt; on Long

- , - soundr .i foot houseboat Hleepr Hollow seM- ' IK Wrleht ef this city tn ,i mem-- -

" e 'iotk Yacht C'uh for use at. e

- . . rrullnr motor acht Achelous. r li i a ir.l 1' I.axxsou to Arthur .t.in- -

'. of lliltlmorc. who will cruise ontl.iy

T' '.' foot stexni yacht Itepeen sold toy of Hlnihimton for use off'i Jfry coast.

T "fl fiet irulslng motor yarht Ocoee' W H. Mlln nf Clexetand to IMward

I I , fnf nn NnrFjV4!ilt flu V- .. L.i . - L.1...1. . I'IQ'ili. rr.iuiiii"cnT.lliiti.irrnilic.. liunk. New York Y c t t

. ,i rtxxter. who wi I rce ant crtilec U..iert nund. .

".f 'Sftnu" w Ch""',; ro?;'?l' !

i. Ml. h. Th Caroline won th1! o.

t ' ."ulln motor yacht Aeovi or 1' K Crav rf Holon to A n. Wll- -t f M b o. The jacht has heen rhlpprd

h" ' ' it crul.lnc motor yarht chipper. t fo- - lr John I'rlrr Uttberlll of rhlla- -

p . i !ae I,. HuntT hit '.:.h rp-e- launch rimpero

i f r Cement H. New hold of T'hllxll.'. to Alejandro Fabbrl for e at fi.ir

' The launch wl'l renamed VI1h.Thf " foot brldce .lf,k motor crulr

' "0'1 for rtoben I. tl.i)nr, Columbia. .'kI jachtmnn

1, I fi. Crulslnc motor yacht Allrene,d for .!a'iit Dromlley of Thlladtlphla to

A Wei for cruising anionic thettsurl ''snds

Th 4i foot bridge ilsck cruiser Msrvso'.l for I.uclus T. Cochran of

vi.'jr.rtonn. Ohio, to Alexander tl. Ilea of! .fi'phli

"h v f' ot erutslnn motor yarht Helenf r D. f Javrex nf I'irk IlHKe, N, ,T

i ile'p--f ,t Kermler of ,'rrsev City.Tu 41. toot n- hll nuxlllary rstbeat

0vh" o l (t W V and It. I. Keller t.i' l r. nrfn and William Kottmler of thlllll'

f'.r 2C fn: e'er all auxiliary catbo.itiu fnr n B Cook, Ureoklyn. to H. P.

I''pr:ar"r M ur- - "i the Shrewsbury River.The y fsot . -- ulf-r Minnow sold for It. S.

Tltiks of Montr .i.- - N J., to the UnitedP'Htfs Oovsrnnifn frr use at rorto Rico

Stanley M Sea. nan reports the .s

transfers thmtiih his office:ie usinrv schootter Klsarja sold fo-

il, c f'earren t 1" P. Hick", t.irch- -

T C. xi toot crul'Ir.K ttiotor xarht Nautilus

: r T 11. Hci ker to Mrs. Annie ;

Its lio foot wattr Un schooner Illk'tmoi" '. - T. II Converse to 'hr!s f. Ham-t- s

w Haven, who will cruise olt the' Labrador this summer

T - foot motor crulM-- MavourneenM e. sho will make n cruise throueh their.-,- ' .k'" and later down tho Mlsl"slppl

: t ail." I.awley built raised deck

s.tl sold for rieorge 1. recite ton A : o ir. The yacht Is now In toinrnle.

T1 foot rled deck cruiser Orson- '. n fct jnnn nt ureenwicn to a

i.-- iiie Orson Is a new vessel and--isiie estenrive erulsss this sumrr'

i fot motor cmlser Temecan soldI" V '.'hrystlo to Dr. 1". T. Ilonera of

I re .ie - i. lino T.awley hullt sloor

' ' l.i t lor John W. Hlrd to r. V.. - s ijits rily.

' fo t (,'r.op T'strel sold for Irving' .1 Wvr- "i Jo'et'h PuUtier. Jr. who

. i T. i vhi eft tho Maine coast.ii Amrl'.i so'fl for m

ii " Taslor. Tho Amrltanne.i to 'nrrnnl. Minn.

.Tl.nl or i rrul.er M'ne Pefer' i. ies w llrnoktlebl. New York

0 .rrt .S'arhmallll. fllue Jetr V- rt .,twten Marblehead and

' Ii sh" nude In the race of thoi Hid,

fc. o (,.,,! rul-e- il ilerk cruiser Bud sold, "' I i t to !. Hoy Jones,

i. x.s rk footer Nautilus sold forr t - 'i i'huls II Mitchell of

p- 'inn who xv 11 rare.vbm-- I ilertnida sold fnr

V . v j r W. Maaland, I'hlla- -

- ,. I iej ,oli for H. A. Marpher- -1 van Houten of thla city

e ' ,.r loop IU1 sold for Charlea". tr i W, l 1'. Haker.

' user oat Tortoise .hartred for A.! p. H Chllds. who will us

' ' iimmer home orf oreenwlch. kibii Ace sold for D. S, Mer--

II ii.-- of Stamford, ronn.P ' CHrmid so,l fnr II. II I'lko

note -- s York"i"ii' ku ktioi kshout Keewaydln

V Trapp to It. II. M.

rh liork.lboul (Inlllwog sold for H. V.i' rt run I riarke nf thla city.

iee s. sionji Hrllllant sold forIhulipjll Pr J, r, Ayrr, New

1 - -- iiiwh .xnahrna aold for Atkln'ompsny in rnnrid Stein of thla

"oiiis fiurgess Yacht Agency re.r fniowlniT transfers of yachts:i f ,rji wiiter line cruising yawl

! f. - J. A Towper, Westwood.Hi.iert W Srott, Hoston.

.. t .nt vnter line ninlllary yawl- soiii by r I', Viilentlne, Newton,'

" '.'hln. K nouchr"a wellrLlsf will htrdly ho recognlied

- r 1 he wo masts have been taken' h- ntt ienks Ilka a real yacht.

v York Motor Boat Club, whosex he foot of 141th street and

' wl'i tho seiaon withiver i lrl.mgul.ir cours? bent

nd Sunday.

) Jamee W. Alker has Issusd the'.k of the Yarht llarlng Aasoclatlon

Island Pound. It contains theS t nei revised to date, the sehed-'lin- e

.iilowanc tables, list of oRlcera.t.e asaociattun lines It nil organized

r.e of laat year Champion- -

' orge Owen haa five yachts of hla ownar, building at Hodsdnn Broa.' yardsFi'i Hoothbay, Me. These Include a 31r (or Menard V. Jenka of Ntrraganaett

'. a 31 l itor for a Chicago syndicate andQ yjiht for Arthur fitcvens.

V- .ham K. Isrlin has had a new set nl'a' spars ma-- l by Herrrshnft for hisir.cr llnchantrssi.

ateam yacht Florence, owned by thI il Alksr estate, has heen chartered forVI season hy H, L. Turner of Hoston. Theml U tilting out at Herreshoff's.

It da n. Parsons, chairman nf the re-- rcommutes of the New York Yarht

-- b. will lnuo t.trl this week theto the owners of the new (0

' oters for the race to be ealled neat Hati)

The (loop Gwendolyn, formerly ewntd bycommoder W. H. Abbott, haa keeg pur- -

hasrd by Vancouver yachtiman. Theaeht wm Outlt by lwiey la JIM Ml H

STEAM AND

Vincent AMor'i Noma, one of thehlKhrat ype of alrnm pleannrcrnft.

Mass. tn Chnrle P. M. Cole. New York,who win ti.o the yacht t.rr Newport

!"!, foot motor hen r'hsln o'. hvf'onnnncii... v v nf tho ,tet

Yacht Club to Alexander r.:i.e ofMlllon M vii ' u .It the Mulne

1 he rhutr.pl. s 1" foot i:.iMrn Y. C.knoikahiitit .'i ..i,i it member of

l.'ftern YhcIiI flub

BOTTLES RAIN ON SWEENEY.

Atlnntlc tinrdrn Thrnnx hnn Ilia-- !plenatirr lltrr I'nnl tlhm.

An excellent boxing cuiei talnmcnt wasmarred by the foul.nR of Johnny M.utltibv Knockolit .Sweeney Inst nlcht at theAtlantic r..inlen A. (.'. hi the sixth round,and It wa only Sweene-'- speedy exitfrom the rlnc that saved him from serlnutInjury .it the hands of Martin's friends.Pop bottlei were rained upon Sweeney ashe soURht his drcssliiR room. Several ofthe.se missiles struck the boxer and hleoonds. Martin, w ho conceded ten poiimls

to Sweeney. wa exam tied by the iliibphysician, xho stated that ho had benfouled and that the rlsht Broln was swollenus evidence. Durlns fie six rounds Mar-tin took a severe body laelns. but wasdolnt? well towaid the last.

Pinkie Hums and Jimmy Taylor, twoof the best 110 pounders In the Hast, putup a wonderful exhibition In their ten. . , . , . . . , . , ,f, i mm i.imiik uir nuni-r-hy a shade In th other ten rounderYoun? Kvnn won over io Gale, the

""; Evans

III the last two rounds I5ale was Kromyand was on th verce of belns knockedout. Jack Miller beat young Mundy Inthe opening bout of four rounds, scorlnc aKtiocKdoivn In the third.

SLAYER BREAKS COLLARBONE.

Mishap Adda to Minn of Mrrarth-more- 's

Defeat hy Indian.firit.Ani.itttA. lav it rtriiiA In

dians1 lacrosse team Invaded Swarthmorey and after a stubbornly foupht

match defeated the Oarnct on a wet andsllppery Held by 3 goals to 2. In the tlrsttwentj'-fiv- e minutes of play the Indians I

twice shot goals besides holding theQuakers scoreless, n, the final halfSwarthmore rallied and through goals bySheppard and Biickmxn they tied thescore. Near the end of the game OaksIntercepted a ball, made a quick shot and.cored the goal which hrousht Mctpry to

rIn the second half Messner. the Garnet

manacer. while runnlni down the Held..111.1.4 M.I,K ..h Tl.,.. I .. nt.the ground he broke his collarbone. I

I

I'ell tn Sell II luhbrldur.sreciu; rithir linpnteh in Tub 'i x

Ixinpon. Mav 17 John I!. Kell wholeft aboard the Carmanla from Liverpool

.New u outler- - nines by Hosklns

rlbly disappointed failure up awhll" nil

(Jrandabout him made

ear-old- s onsaid, Hopton

but am house, reore.;

am with other KOoodwirc owners to inane a test rase ir neces-- 1

sary. Certainly the people all want rac- -Ing.'

PIMLIC0 RACING RESULTS.

I'lrst furlongs- - 117stralcht 50. Mace J show

50. t)rt. Always First. 104 (tuvles). pure(field) :o. show E0, secon-1- Iteboumt.101 show 11.70. third. Tlin,

:'.5 l.'Alglon. Queeri.Hermls. Sly llnuts, SUIbbereen nd

Ol-- Hank alsoSecond ituce Two.year.olds; fire

11: (J Wilson), -- trnlchtI5.S0, place o, ahow I3.0. first;Hroom, 103 I Itnwleiy), place. I'l 10, showl!9.60. second; Spear Head. 110 (t)avles),show 140, third. Time. 103 '. Olympla.Violet ftxy, lleau Tere. Harmony, !al-U-

Hoy, Canto and Murgaret Mel-- e altoran.

Third Sin fiirlonga Virile,(Kord) straight t:S.S0, II, nut toshow, first; Tumbo. 130 (Hums),

12.40. out tn show, second; Itobertflace 105 (Hoffman), nut to show, thirdTime, Double Five also ran.

Fourth Itace Steepleehase, miles anda ipiarter Kiinlsklllen, 152 (Kaatlng),straight 114.30. place M.S0, slviw 40,Itrst; Itolluf, 111 J. I.nch). plaro r,0,

show l. second; Hlmatlon, H0 d'.llberu,ahow 110,10, thlr-l- . Time,lNavarre. Ticket I.e.ive, Julia Armour,Th Prophet, .Mystic Light. Pill Andrms.

Wind and Juverenio also ran.Fifth Race Two. year-nlda- ; four and a

furlongs Kxecutor. 104 (Turner),straight lit place 17 10, nhnw l 0, first;Mater, 109 (Butwell), place 17 10. show

SO, serond: l'latbom, 107 (Falrhrnther),70, third. Time. ":. nittergold.

Defendum. Holiday, Uraelle and n'Iurtune ran.

Slilh Itace One mile and sixty yardsFred Mulhnlland, 110 (Hutv-ell)- , Hi. nndII.S0, Stairs. 100 (IthMdns). and

3, soennd; lllackfor-l- . 105 (Wolfe), 17.10,Time, l:t- Tactics. Futurity,

(loldsn Treaaure, Slar . I'llmeaaand Cjnosure ,il' ran.

the nrst cup challenger torepresent un American yacht club nn tho1'arlflc after tho nf

liiiernatlonalAmong the yaehta fitting nut

Charles Haxdrii'o steamer Wacondah,Honar-- Heed's schooner lierfalron. Fred-

erick K .lonts's schoonerBrnivn's schooner Marlrtta. John

Hurnham'a sloop Mohican and Oeorgalirexol' motor cruiser Actus.

Harold S. Vanderbllt's nw schoonerwill take part the cruise ot

tanern Yacht Club and o

She probablytne Atlantic arter mai cruise.

Edward schooner tndra, haabeen hauled nut at Law ley's for paintingand general uvernaui.

Commodore Oeorgo Lo Sauvagc'a aloopJor will race tnia me tirsi nivision

tho handicap class on lower hiy aeusual.

Commodore Albert Bmlth'a newElcoplane la nearly completed at shone

the Electric Launch Company.cruising yacht Haslyn hat hod her deckspianeu ana nvanr vi vvniiiiiseivii.

steamer building fnrWII.Ism Zleiler. Jr.. Im launched shortly and

finished ready for commission earlysummer.

1'red II Thurhsr, who crossed the Allan.In rant. Thomas Fleming Hay

yawl Sta Hlrd, will he on board BarbaraII. in ins uennuua race.

rtumrill. who DurcbMfdfooter Howard Maxwell, be

ckugoa net meat o rioroat.

CRISP NEWS OF YACHTSAND AMATEUR YACHTSMEN

THE

GASOLENE FIGHT

"

One of three ler hrenklnar lomunlit In Finland nnd eqnlppeil nlth

horae-poTr- er Mnndnril motors.They ttIII hrrnlc lep ! Inches Inthickness.

ALL TO GET FOOTBALLS.

Vnle Catllrtatpsi to I'se Them la Sam.mer Spring- - Worlt fncre.

New Haven, .May 17 Hprlns footballpractice nt Yal has been a distinct suc-cess and plans for summer work outlinedat u ineetlns of candidates are the? mostpretentloui that a Yalo footbxll coachhas attempted In many season". HenryH Ketcham, captain of the Yale fontballteam, cxprcs-e- d himself y as opti-mistic the outlook, althouch unwlllln:to make predictions. The lamest s.juadof football men. sevf nty-tlv- e, reported forpractice sprlnK that the coaches havehad work with In live years.

forward passlnc. ptintlnp. .quick startsand light scrlmmaee comprised the worlt.Head Coach Howard Jones, recentlyelected, came down from New York eachday for weeks of practice. Intho week of th) rprltiE practiceKetcham was shifted from centre end

Uefore football candidate-- ! leave fortheir summer homes footballs be dls- -:J?of the men and Issue Instructions forinrnrtlee from time to time ilurlmt the '

vacation. About August 2. awordlngpresent plans, the squad will calledtogether a brief practice. The p.-,c-

btl declde.1 Kecular fall prac- -

lr" w' "'K'" ln Nw "ven beptemlrl'1- -

VETERANS LUSTILY.

,,,., Vnn rnrtlan.lt TR llnnOther Trlrket Poatponed.

fnfavorable weather mltlgrted againstmost of the games scheduled yes- -

,r,iay. At Trospect l'ark nnd Henson- -,.,... '.i,. i. ,.i,he. n,.s nivnte- - -

wltiL' in the state of the erounds. butone game was played In the metropolitandistrict

At Manor Kleld, Wet New Brighton.lib.. New York Vetenns put up a cxi-- i

scoring against the Van I'orllandtI'irk elexen. captalneil bv V Mlchaelnw.-k- l

Veterans won the game by a margin of 7

runs totals were. New Yntl;Veterans, 13S , Van Cortlandt l'ark. f.0.

NEARLY FALLS: LOSES RACE.

tilllirrt Mnllicr llenten by Mlabnp InKeatnrr Itnre if leel.

I'ltn.AHEU'iHA. May 1" fall and athrilled the waterproofed crowd

at the Itnsetree Hunt Club's annual springrace meet near Media late this afternoon.

Hen I.ee of Virginia was the victim nfa peculiar fall. (Illbert Mather, brotherof Victor '5 Mather of Hryn Mawr horseshow fame, was the who nearly fell,and doing so lost Vox HuntersScramble, the feature. eenl of the day.Tho summaries :

First Itace Agricultural Stakes Won byc uarilnirton s Ararls. ? to 1:

jwirvn iiniio s im-uip- ; iniru. nor-o-

feroiifl itac itose 'ailx' riate by,Cel. K. Po v MnrreH'a Matchfleld. 4 to f..seennd, Spencer Homocreat, third,

Th!rdaci'-,Fo,i:;,r,i'l1Jeramble-- '

Koao Tree Clul.'a Challenger. 3 to 1; ec- -Victor Mather's ICutland. third, spencer

n.nr mac si .xiariaFourth Itace Prramnre Mills Plate Won' J I.elner's Wnrkmald. 3 to 1. seri.n.t. ,

William II Miilf-r-l- 's 1'etronlus, third, Lin.rene il. Levy s Itulvark.Fifth Itace Heavj weight Hunters' rare-W- on

by Hlack 1 to '. second, (lame- -cock, third. Ovlet II.

Plith Knee by Margaret, S to :Intlmldator. thlid, I'ljlng Dutch

man

COLONIALS START SEASON.

Mrmhera llrnve Cold nnd Wet InI'nt Vii oht (nmnilaslon.Tho Colonial Yacht Club was put In

cornmUsIon yesterday. The clubhouieit 13eth btieet -- iid Hudson Hlver and In

spit- - of the cold and wet there was alargo Bitherln? of members for the open-ing ceremonies. Commodore P. I'. Prattgave the slgnul 4 o'clock an-- l ns a gunwas fired the colors were mastheadedsaluted. The yachtsmen entertained theirvisitors at luncheon In the afternoon andIn tho evening there was a dance unentertainment In tho clubhouse,

Home of tho most Important of themotor boat lacing of the bomanased by the Colonial Yacht Club. ThoCornfield lightship race, which bestarted Julv 12. Is the moat attractiveand for this event Senator Cyprian C.Hunt has slvs-- teven handsome prises'

tlx prizes for races off the clubhouseafter tho start und finish of the big event,Noxt TueHday evening the officersmembers of the club will entertain Senator

at dinner tho Hotel Marsellls,

TO BE CORNELL'S BUSY DAY.

)!-- ! Harvard Crewe and Yalr NineOther ISt-en-ti on Spring llay,

Ithaca, May IT. Cornellwill celebrate spring day In Ithaca nextSaturday with contests with Yalo on theland und Harvard on the water and withan undergraduate circus on tho univer-sity campus.

The Harvard varsity nnd freshmancrewe will row the Cornell ,

Bchoo, of Boston wll V ro7a.c3cPhSn7hy.nSoroLwT xVtfi 'h. Lm, T 'l'.?"6thirty-on- e cars iLAJH .VrBln i"the run ulong the Cayuga Lake coursefor the four races. Before the races Yaleand Cornell will meet on the Percy Fieldttaaond.

for York said he l is had The Veterans, thanks to notof r.iejtjg In Kng.and. He Is of (5 Arthur and a

at the of his score of 30 by S. Ilreti. ranhorse Hlchbrldse, which he expected to iore of 135, the werewin the National, and h Is now able to accomplish was a total of CO.

to sell tn Omany Double figure Innings alv were"I have a number of two- - in the Veterans' side bv B. O. Challenger,

the I'liltcd States," he "and I hope p. F Ixey, W. .1. and S. J. Monk-racin- g

nlll bo revled there, I but U r.am.iclin, with a ofafraid Gov. Pulzer will try to Hop It I 2;li nnil twl wItll an inuit.Ks of I1--,

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SUN, SUNDAY, MAY 18,

FOR SUPREMACY ON

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scssA Michigan steel bnnt sTlth n

the fiS font srnRnlnR ernlser Content,Wntta tor M. Myron Mrnnritrr of

-- aneenninindntlon nf a fnlr sired steamer.

CUTLER SAYS YAMADA

IS SURE TO GET TITLE i

Maybe Not in Comintr Tilt WithIfoppp, bat Cortninly Sonio

Time Lntor On.

With William T. Hoppe and 'his ch.il-- ,lenscr. Jxojl x--amada. the Japinese ex- -

pert, scheduled to compete for the n.2halkllne ehsmnlnnshln il tlio tlntnl 4.. ' .. , . . ,.ur a won irom nexi mesiiay, jonn i.Korean nnd Alfredo De Oro to contestthe three cushion carrom chimplonshlpat San Tran-lsc- ln n three nlcht tilt he..rtnn,BR . th mc , the

r

U" "r--r 1?",7'F.iroux. one most skilful

amateurs, the billiard season nrorolsest0 have an active and Interesting tormina- -.. 'tion.

The performances of Yamad.i the pastweek have stimulated Interest In hismatch against Hoppe. In the game of3"0 points aealnst Albert Ci. Cutler Tties- -

day night ho demonstrated championshipquillty by scoring 21S and 42 for an

of 150. Spcakliu of that feat Cut-ler said: "Y.unad.i may not heenme achampion as the result of the cominggame against Hoppe, but ho will be achampion some day Hn convinced methat he Is not outclassed by any livingbilliard player, since he came hero lastOctobtr he has made more Improvementthan uny other player ever did In equal

r" i - wn ue,,"r "'""IL??ban ho played In that run of I5J. Themi"!. n-- uiu was rmrr man i

'l ....rn-.M..- j ax m-- j iiwi

LJr..- -, llT":'0'1. :n.tlrcl" U,on V- -

".'"Inects'':.,mT from a

i , i, j itie. nK.tiui ill'- - in uiu mi'have one hard shot. When he missed he

of a simple ,ln,le cnshloiZ What i willl...!n IS'Tir?."""Hoppe is a creat nlaver. generallv ro- -girded as without an equal, and Is Innxp..ileo( fnrm xh m...i, ,.v iw, a- -elded !,v a hi mxrrin. h,n it, mrinn th- - 1.,, ixin i. ... r,nnlA ..in,until the last oo'nt is scnr...l."

m i.;.eiJ .v.- - ,

teur, who was In New York for a fewdas last week, will return next Sundayfor a stay of two weeks. He hopes toplay matches with Joseph Mayor, na-

tional amateur champion, J. Ferdi-nand rvgvcnburg, who the Ameri-can emblem of Intern ttlonal champion-Khl-

M. Faroux Is the editor of .Info-mofcl- e

J.lfr in Taris.

NEW YORK CANOE CLUB OPENS.

Fle Hundred Attend DinnerAflrr Cercmnnleo.

Hnusual Interest marked tho officialopening of the New York Canoe Club on

l . .. . . .

''s"""- - euit-iiue- j n Kiw-- ii iinsiIs going to be marked with an Interna- -tlonril regatta the famoua challmrn

f ''l0 th. absence of Com- -mo-lor- L. A. Hennett. who Is In Vlrglnlt,('apt Church fired the gun, mastheadedtlis- - buigee and - eclan-- l thu lilts ntheiiillvopen at 6 o clock.

In the ovenlng more than 600 membersand thrr friends celebrate! the occasionwith an Informal mess dinner. Cupt.Church whs tho toastmaster an-- l thespeakers that were called upon to say afew words all mentioned thu coming racenguinst Canada. One of the speakers wasHarry Ward, ono of the oldwt membersof the club. Among other things, ho sug-gested that the club quarters, asthe present no longer sultabln forcanoeing.

Among others present worn n. H. Haw-thorne, H. V. It, Speldel, John it. Urophy,

. i. Aiierton, w Ynlland, Jr.. II. MHumphreys, Alvah Hlckerson, L. M. Pulti,T, M lloloff, H. M. Murtell A. M.Uarnes.

RAY LITTLE HAS BAD COLD.

No Iln anil llackctt I'lar No TrnalsIn finvls Cup Practice.

Owing to a aevero cold Raymond D.Little, of tho men picked to representAmerica In the Davis cup tie agnlnsxAustralaela, was unablo to begin practiceyesterday on the turf courts at tho WestSlrlo Lawn Tunnls Club. Little, was to pairWIH Hurold H. Hackett, hla team mate,' A match against Charles lv. Haggett, theclub professional, and W. U. Cragln. Jr,

Hackett would not play without Littleand so Haggett Cragln met OustavoV. Touchard and Mathey In an ex-

hibition match. The former'palr were vic-torious In two sots, 6t, S 6. Touchardand Mathey made a creditable showing,hut the reeult of tho match was never Indoubt. Tho professional played his usualstirring Kurmi at the net und Indeodwero tho utrnkea that ho allowed to passhim.

niimen's Last Foal Darn,Ky.. May 17. Lillian R--,

3 : 0 4 V , the broodmare belonglnrto Capt. David M. Shaw of Cleveland and

"ll"Lf'TT. AA i,H'Mr. ''.WnlfcrTSoVrWTtTWi" reported as doing nicely and will live.l'a',t' Hliaw ltt,e- - will mat.. Lillian n.

with Northan Man. 2:06 4.Horsemen consider the foaling of this

coit by B.ngen as of great Importance, athis greatest of all sires 1 now dead,

was hi laat mating.

1913.

THE SEAS

pleHsnre parlr of His nhoard, Above,htillt from deslpin hy J, Mnrrar

I'hlladelphla. This vessel has the

RAIN CUTS RACING SHORT.

St. Tanl Victor In Keen I'aclimKvent of Naasan Drlvlna Clnb,MlNEOLA, It. I.. May 17. Although the

attendance was at the opening of theNassau Driving Club matinee races here

the crowd was enthusiastic andenjoyed every heat. Only three raceswere Mntshed owlnn to the. rain.

The first race, for pacers, brought threegoes! horses to the wire, St. Paul provingthe victor In the final after each wona heat. The Class trot fell to JudgeDo Mott's mare Topsy. Major Medium, unnna.ome cnesmiu norse won ine rneai, oui oroke on ine niici strcicu in

. fo,0wlng heat. Th summaries :c., M twn )n ,hr,..ft. Paul. h. C IJ. Doty) I I 1 1

nucenU 15.. blk. m. (L. Oram ,..:!!!Hiram Ahlrr c a. (W. Mln-r- i. . .HITims. mm. ltlSH. lill't. 1:1.j,n"Lnrd h. r.' c. Munti . 3 1 1

June l'atchen. hr m (' Hnrs-fllrt- i. lllnval M cK enny, g c n m nartre. 4 3 3

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SEJA-V- LeVt.'wIAn three:Tops.-- , k m. iO. He Motti 1 IMajor Medium, c. h. il.. Otten)''"TiVne'mfti.' .13 3

Class It. tret, test Itwo In three.St Hnn. rh. t ill K. velror)..,Calenmre, tir i. HI. Munil .Mendall, h. it IT. Hoeffnerl .

Time, l;l"i.ARCOLA COUNTRY CLUB OPENS.

After Two Yeara of llnoae and (iolfTonne DnlldliiK All ! IlenrtyThe Areola Country Club of New Jer

sey opened Its do'ors yesterday In" a formalway after two yoars of house construe- -tlrtn .iMrl rmirHM hullil I ti n TUaka ......mU9lc an(j nn informal reception In thenrtennnn o.i .. inn.. sr.a asn. in n,.evening Nearly all of the 300 memberswere present and tho house committee, ,, , for congratulations for Its work

making the interior artistic and com.fortablc

The clubhouse stands on a slight etcvat'.on on the crest of the ridge which con

half mtor from I'atcrfor. four mllvfli .1 ii. 1. 1.

from a" ,hr" of ,hM0 00mmuf'wnJhn W anm former Attorney-Oe- n

''.ral th''. .!..l."t'"1 .!'l:,.,.f'1'' ITesldctit of

blent, John u"l"LU'secretary3l0.IIHt V".pJm'" Woddrop, treasurer. The chairman ofthe house committee Is Col. Alexander PJrey. who for the last three months haspriiciicany nveo in tne ciunnouse.

mi. mi'iikuiij nir xtutii.x x. mnIs one, of the few country clubs whichowns and doesn't Its eht.te. Theexpanse of meadow, woodland and streamowned by the Areola Club was purchasedoutright and sufficient has been purchasedto lake care of th club for a half century t" come

SEALYHAM TERRIER CLUB BORN,

Angnat Belmont, Jr., I rrraldentIlliKllsli Manilaril Adopted.

A new organization called the AmericanSealyham Terrier Club has been formedwith the object ln view of promoting theInterests of this breed In America, bothfor the show ring for actual fielduse. The officers nro August Helmont, Jr..president: Arthur Scott Burden, vicepresident, ami Henry T. Fleltmann, tecrctary and treasurer.

The board of governors consists of thoofficers. Hamilton Haildeu, .1. WatsonWebb, Charles U Appluton Jamee A.

ZZs Cr --iTT membershipmade to the

and Henry Fleltmann has been appointeddelegate.

A club medal designed by Charles Mae-karne- ss

will be offered nt shows approvedof by tho committee. August Belmont,Jr., haa offered the president's cup to beawarded during the year Specials will beoffered at the ehow of the Ladles KennelAssociation of America, to be held atMlnoola Juno 3 and 4. A set of rules andtho standard of points of the MealyhamTerrier Club of England huvo beenadopted. Any ono desirous of becoming amember of the new organization maycommunloate with Henry T. Fleltmann,IS6 fourth avenue, New York,

Peter Outpoint Ghetto.Dick Peters outpointed Kid Ghetto In a

ten round bout at the ht, Nicholas A. C.last night. Iloth fought hard throughoutbut Peters's flash of speed during tholast two rounds earned tho declslun forhim.

Joe Mooney won hy a small margin overK. O. Kggers In the Heml-tlna- l. Duringtho eighth round of this bout RefereePatsy Haley received a smashing rl,ithand HwlnR on the point of the Jaw fiomEggers durlns a clinch, much to thoamusement of tho spectators.

Colqnboan loroer Leader.W. W. Colquhoun, a Junior, was elected

captain of tho Columbia soccer team fornext year at a meeting held yesterday,Colquhoun has played on the Columbiateam two years, playing at Inside rightlast year and at centre this year. He IsEnglish by birth and residence and cameto this country to study engineering atColumbia. W, J. Krefeld. also a Junior,who has played goal on the team for twoyears, was elected president of the Asso-ciation Football Club for next year.

Kreshtnnn Nines Pear Inn Wrl,Piiinceton, N. J.. May 1". The Prince-tu- n

und Yale freshman baseball game wuspostponed on account of wet weather,

DeTOaTt line In Itlaona,Boston, May 17. Manager Btalllnsa of

the Bravee has rol-- Catcher Devogt to theBuffalo- club.

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Fooler for M. B. Moffarffoc.

Ills Third Waits Croft.

HAS STRIKING APPE.VH.XCH

TlncfimhlpR. . . Sfpnmnt- - nml rmili.J....a j .tii.i .i,iiii inIs From Brfclg-- Four Sure

for Ifcrnuirifl Burp.

The sea going cruiser Content, hullt forM . Byron Megargee of Philadelphia fromdes gns by J. Murray Watts, has beenxr.ri.. tVcompleted by tho Mathls Bu Idii ngCompany nt Camden. This Is the tlilnlyacht Mr. Megargte has had built fromplans by Designer Watts. The latest Isa comfortable moderate draught boat d .signed for use In Florida witters andsumclently seaworthy to make the tripIn winter weather. The Content Is 5ifeet 6 Inches long, nnd she Is equippedwith ft 50 horse.poer Halaco molor.which will rlrlvo her at the rate of 1:1,miles nn hour. She made that speed onher trial, and will do better when thingsare running smoothly

Tne arrangements below decks show alarge double stateroom, a main saloon anda tonet room connecting with these nnart- -

ments. The galley Is aft, ns the ownerpterers whenever poss b e to have hnmeals served on the after deck. Ti"engine room Is Just forward of Hmld

Sm.I. Pum,fnfi Md HghlliiR

7Jl"' '? a bunk,ln '5"I,'"" !"'1' " f?rt'c;1!,,l"

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inwhite enamel nnd trlmme-- with ms.hogany As good ventilation was a veryImportant point, the headroom was keptnetwnen flu. r.t nn,l ? e... ..m.1 t. .......' """ ""s-Inflows are arranged around th" sides

r!u caf'ln' Th0 emokestackentllatcs engine room.The outboard appearance of the vn,.lit

Is ver' s.rlklng. as the yacht has the ap- -penrance of a small steamer carrying apowerful looking stack und a ml!ltarmast. The white topsld-- s of the hull m- -rcl.eved with a geld strip- - and th- - cabinsides and skylights are of natural Mulshn.i.xjii ma lusouj, io yaori is st.-r- -.i

and controlled from the bridge and th--bulwarks forward are raised high iioul'I.to give protection. The Content car.rles a large fuel una water supplyand will be completely outfitted In In-most up to date fashion. She has an !

light plant, a powerful rearrhllvhtand carries a good sized motor boat anda gig on her davit.

The gasolene motor Is being used moreand mote for commercial purposes eachyear. Last winter three tee breaking tugswere built In Finland and used thcie tokeep the channels open. These boats arecut away sharply at the bow below th"waterlln- - and the boat ride out of thexvutcr onto the let. It Is driven In thisway until the Ice gives way under theweight of the boat. They have brokenIce eighteen Inches thick. The boats aredriven by 32 horse-pow- Standard mo-tors and the fuel used Is what Is called InFinland kerosene, but which tests outabout the same as thc lowest grades ofdlatUUte used on the raclflc Ocean. Theengines are equipped with a water Jack-- 1

ttted letako pipe and carburetor.

The race to Bermuda will start fromPhiladelphia on June. T, two weeksfrom next Saturday. At presenttho entries of four have been received bythe committee. These are CommodoreCharles I.agen's Dream,Duncan's H.irbara 11.. W, T. wheeler'sTec and Wlllard Mulford's Tocsan 11.

These boats are in commission und arebeing tried out ns much as possible to tilthem for the 750 mile race. Others tooare being tried, and while their ownetshax'e not definitely said that they will bestarters they are being prepared for thelong race, and should everything go wellwith them In their trials surelywill be starters. The committee feels cer-tain that there will be eluht yachts ln therac this year. Among those that arelikely starters ore H, I. Stone's nuxlllaryyawl Polly, J. Doherty's Early Dawn ILof Hoston. Arthur Ulark's Serenity. Sam-uel Callom's Shark and I.e Hoy Moody'sSea Wolf II. Just what will be done abouttho return trip has not yet been settled.Some of tho owners would like to rnceback to New York, while others prefer toreturn to Atlantic City. A meeting of theowners will be. held to determine whatcourse shall be chosen for the race hack.Prlres have been offered by the OceanCity Yacht Club und the Crescent AthleticClub for the race from Bermuda,

The racing dates of the Colonial YachtClub are as follows: June 14, openingregatta; June IE. Crow-Vestn- race toRockland Light and return; July 12, raceto Cornfield Lightship and return ; July26, annua! Rockland Light race; Aug.9 nnd 10. Poughkeepsle raco; Sept. T,

raco around Manhattan Island.

BASKETBALL LEAGUE FORMED.

Netr Hnrty Take Tn Cnlaratr, I'nlon,Wrsteyan and Wllllnms,

At a meeting of delegates from the Col-gate, Union, Weslcyan und Williamsbasketball teams, which was held nt theoffice of Ralph Morgan, seorctaiy-trcas-ur-

of the collegiate rules committee, aQuadrangular Basketball League wns or-

ganized and the first schedule will beplayed next year, Williams already hasobtained official sanction to place u teamIn the league, and as soon ns the athleticauthorities of the other three Institutionshavo voted upon the matter, definite planswill be decided upon and a constitutionadopted.

A constitution, somewhat similar tothat of the Eastern Intercollegiate Basket-ball League, will be drawn up and votedupon at a meeting scheduled for May 31,In Boston. Each team will play fixleague games.

Hrealta nf Local Doalna Oonts.At the Irving A. C. Terry Mitchell aud

Toungr Hlckey fought a fast ten rounddraw.

Silent Martin won tiy a narrow marginfrom Paddy Kulllvan nt the QuecnsboroA. C.

Vounc Dyson knocked out Johnny KellyIn the fifth round at the Liberal A. C.

At the Fairmont A. C. Hhamus O'Briendefeated Barney Smith In a closely con-tested bout.

Young Wagoner defeated Young Shep-ar- d

at Brown's A. A.Young Drlscoll and Willie Jones fought

a fast ten round draw at the GnwauusA. C.

P. 9. O Wise With ICaee.

Public Bchoo! No. 9 of Brooklyn car-ried off the point honors for the fifthyear In succession with a total of P3 il

I points at the Twenty-thir- d Regiment Ar-- Imory last ntsht In the annual gams of. - n a AT. TXI.l. K 1, , DC. ,me . u. rx. w., wi.iiivi v.13 finished second with 84 3 and V. H.

No. 93, third, with 19,

Tlstrrs Form Wafer nail Clnlts.rntNcrTON. N. J May IT, A water

hifieball league comprising four teams ofPrinceton Unlveislty students was or-

ganized here y by Coach FrankMulllvan of the Tiger swimming team.A schedule has beau arranged for theteams, and If the experiment I successfulmora Uama will be organised nut year.

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ANDOVER TEAM IS STRONG.

In Musi llxetits Xniv eluhts II l

efler Th nn Uorceater's,WorrrsTrn, M.ts, Mn 17 Andovef

tlefrate-- l Woiofstev Aia-lcm- In ii dualmeet y with 04 points, to 44. Th',

Hthlfte.s cleimed up In the shot put nti-- l

hammer ecents. The summaries:lil nr.l llleh Hurdles Won by Rodman.

Ar..'ier. Kein,e,l. Acnrtemy,ecntid Murpln Worcester Academy, third,

'lime. ir. i seconds.I mi Yard l'ah -- Won by Macttea. Andover:

I'ralc, Amlover, second j tlnwlay, WorcesterAcademy, tlilnt. rime. 10 seconds.

;:-- ) Yard Hash Won by Macllea. Andnversfioxx lex Wnrcter ArmlPtny, scconu, Craig,An. lover, third Time, 23 seconds.

Iln Vnr-- Dash Won be IfenneJv. Wor.?flr. Acndemvt Da; Is, second:r eenei Andnxer, thlr-l- Time, 3 2-

sef otitiss S'J Vard Hun Won bv flnrker. Andover!

1'rcsiott eeconl, rriiint-- . Andover.thlril Tlm-i- . minutes t, 3.f set ntids.

Mile Hun Won bv Meyer, Andover, lllf-Kin- -.

Wnriestrr Ain-eiu- . setntid, Hr.'idlov.Ahdovei, thlr-- Time, I mtniitca 17 1Seernmls

Yard Low Hurdle Won by Hodman,rtim-n'T- . ..iiupi.. .wirirairi Acaueni).second, Posener, Andover, third. Time,

Hummer Throw Won bv L.ingwa Id, Wnr- -i,H.n. ti.ien. xx',....tle -- ..i. ...sermnlt llunnse. Worcester . third!

tatiee, ni ieet t nm..."'Vi S.--, eVl, ,a. "I". "

nn-- i Hints wnn ester Aculemx thir.i.Dlstan. e. .til fe-- I Inches..??:' S,'m.'a.1: A'x?':cster Acadentj. third Distance, 21 rtet'i inch

.lump - Wheeler nf WorcesterA.a. imy and Sill van nf Andoxer t ed for

r peiieiirr Worcester Academy,third . , feersi. Inches.. I.'o'e Vault- - 1 on bv rtiuhel. Andover:noun, secon-i- , itiuiiir-ison- . xxor-ten,- .-

Acute my. third Height 11 feet

MEET TO YALe'fRESHMEN.

llnrtnril'a Minre of tilory Is IlavlnsAll Threi' lleror-- l llrrnl(er.

Hostov. May IT Three records werft. . . .,...1 - i.. i M.......i i'..i. .l.mam ill lit" iiiii v.iiii - i .11" ii- - ninuiii iiuiiifrnoii .,.. the Mudlum this afternoon.Yale won, Cfl 3 to IT

W. W K. nt of Harvard. '16. won thomile Ii. I minutes 31 seconds, betteringt,c ,lu,, mc,.t record by 1 seconds.cap(. William J. ningham of Harvard,.... ..i ...i- - .i. i.iI''" l - I.VIIH-- . .'il ill,' uiut.ir ,n ,n,i, iii,.ini s rsinia inj mtmll....5s ,.3

..lntvl9, .

The thlr-- l an-- l laM lecorrl to go wasthc running high Jump. J. O. John- -

Mom. of Harxat.l. nn Olympic Jumper...i.r.,,1 .: f.nt The old marl; r. fti i..v...

Johiisio.ie was high point scorer, win- -M!, tl. i.ii, j,np an-- l brond Jump and

s,(OIi l the high hurdles. A. H.Jr. of Yal- - got firsts In tho fur- -

,,ui! nnd H- i- utinrter mil- - run. hut hM the ino. C A Wlllctts ofVal- - got in points by winning firsts In thelow Uml high hutdles.

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