Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
THEY WILL RACE HORSES IN ENGLAND.

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Transfer Their Business TO Great Brit
ain-The Anti-GambIing Amendment Is
Blamed.
NEW YORK, December THE World
te-day says: Richard Croker and NJ. +.
Dwysr are contemplating the transfer
Of their racing interests TO England.
Mr.. Croker has had the matter under
advisement some time.
"Croker and / think racing will not
amount to much In this country" DWyer
is quoted as saying, "and as he is anx-
ious to 90 to England, we think we may
make the experiment.
Jockey Sims, who has been the
Croker-Dwyer rider for two seasons.
has been told that he might have to go
to England next season.
II is not probable that decision TO
go would have been reached II the anti
gambling amendment to the constitution
had been defeated.
WHERE IS BETHEL?
CHICAGO, December THE Board OF
Appeals of the American Trotting Asso-
citation, which has been in session for
the past three days, completed its work
to-day and adjourned. A decision was
handed down declaring that the mare at
Wakefield, Neo., declared by r. 1.
Kneebs and his representatives to be
be the mare Bethel, is not the mare
Bethel. Kneebs is now in prison In Ger
many charged with using the mare
Bethel as a ringer" As defense, he
asserted that Bethel was in this coun-
try. The board has now upset his claim
by It's decision.
GOOD WORK BY sHAEFER.
CHICAGO, Decent Der 7.-Schaefer not
only defeated Ives tonight, but man
aged TO gain 344 points upon his oppo-
nent, putting his total score at 2, 375,
while that of Ives is 5000. Schsefer
played a strong and brilliant game,
making runs of 1874, 217 and 1874
Schaefer made an average of
62 14.15, surprising his own average and
coming close TO the best average made
by Ives in the New York tournament
which was 63 Is. Ives best runs were
1872 and 164. The score:
Ives-2O, 4, IL, 1872, 164, 62, 30, 8, 81,
2, 3, 5s, o, 19, 81, 1900
Schaefer-0, II, 3, 1874, 217, Is, 40, "a,
SAt w. ff, 1885, v, 90 ~ -Jtf.
NOW THE FACULTY Is IN 1T.
New haven, CONN, December T.
The faculty Of the University OF Penn
sylvania have challenged the Yale Ath-
letic Association to substa1ti2te the
charges of professionalism limited at
broadly recently against the foot bail
players of the Pennsylvania eleven.
FoURNIL NOW LEADS.
New YORK, December THE bill
lard match between Fournil, the
French champion, and Tom Gallagher,
OF Chicago, was continued tonight.
Fournil made 100 and Gallagher 90
points. The score now stands: Four
nil, 500; Gallagher, 1885, Fournil's
highest run tonight, %; Gallagher's,
IL.
Following are the entries at New
Orleans for December 8: First, q mile,
Black Jack 50, Clara Bauer 100, Bessie
Nichols 100, Merit 1O9. Amelia May
Ora Audrain 1O9, Metropole 100, Yemen
ia, Stella M. ia, Footrunner ia,
Second, q, selling, Wolsey 1O2, Tippe-
canoe 1922 Satmer 102. Nicaragua 102,
Jennie w lO4, His Honor 404, Alellna
Allen 1O4, Bust Up los, Cyrus los, B.
F. Fly, Jr. loo, HOdgson LOG,
Miss Clark 100, Miss Gallop los,
Third, 15 mile, Pomgranite 90, Ruby r.
%, Clara Mia 9S, Benaoy %, Queens
Lake 9s, Lou Prewitt 1O1, Prince l02,
David 1O2, Stark los, Begue 105, Nellie
Wagner 1O5, Montre 113. Fourth, mile,
Billy Mckenzie 9S, Melody %,
Fulcher c. 9s, Peytonia 100,
Clementine 1O5. Excelsior 110,
Francis Pope 10, Wahatchfs 122
Fifth, Is, selling, lie Grande 102, Mez-
zotint lO2, Press Conley 102, Perrline
lO2, Wedgefeld 1O2, Royal Flush 105,
Contest 105, Bob Campbell 105, Vlrden
1O5, Top Gallant los, Bonnie 3 105,
Hotspur 1O5 Sixth, M, selling, Mrs.
Bradshaw 1O2, Dolie 1O2, Danupe 102,
King Craft 1O2, Boue 102, Mary Ten
sion lO2, Darwin Wedgewood los, Luke
Parks 1O5, Ixion los, Malga 1O7. Rose
mont 1O7, Moloch 1O7. John P 107,
Gslen Brown 1O7, Sam Farmer 1l0.