The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-13

G. NJ. Prise, of this city, who Is chair
man Of the racing beard of the Penn
sylvania division Of the League of
American Wheslrnen:
Office Of Cha'rrran Racing Board.
Scranton. Pa, June, 1895.
The racing board OF the Pennsylvania
division issue this circular for the bene-
| ilt of the members, and want the CO.
operation Of the race promoters, local
consul club secretary and racing men
in enforcing the racing rules for 1926.
Ignorance cf rules will not be consid-
cred a valid excuse for violation DO
you want a copy Of the 1896 rules? En-
close two-cont stamp to the member of
racing board nearest you in the division.
To the Race Promoters and Secre-
taIies.-See that all races are sane
toned.
DO rot run city or county champion
ships without permission from your di-
vision racing Board. No charge for
such pC'r,isSiun.
Page 80, 1896 racing rules viii! interest
you
DO rot let a suspended rider ride
under protest
DO not accept entries for handicap
races unless they are filed out in full.
The secretary has time to rectity in
most cases. The hundiCapper will throw
out all entries not properly made out.
Always send your entries FOR novice,
handicap and class races 10 the official
handicauper. Do not expect him to
handicap races the dIy OF the rcrc.
Nil. G. D. Gideon, Il North Seventh
street. Philadelphia. is the member of
the racing beard in charge Of the Penn
sylvania division, apply to him FOR all
sanctions. u. /, pages 1911. rules
All referees must be nC-oliicio official
referees. or appointed by lncmber OF
the racing board. If YOU can not get
an eX-oiiicio referee, have member of
the racing board appointed g referee for
your meet See Il, page IL, racing rules.
Do not let q man start in q handicap
race unless he has been Handicapped
by the official hardi"apper, as he viii
be suspended if he does.
Important 90 Race Meet Promoters
Eace-meet promoters and managers Of
schools and college track teams vii!
please note the following:
Every year about this time the var-
lous colleges and schools begin to de-
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the intercollegiate and inter scholastic
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