Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
Horse Men Meet Mt New York.

The board of review OF the National Trotting Asso
ray Hill hotel, New York. yesterday rendered a
number Of important decisions in in which
abundance of evidence was submitted
At the session there were present Major P. P.
Johnston. president, of Lexington, KY: David Bon
ner, New VOTE Frank 5. Gorton Chicago; w: A.
George W. Archer. OF Rochester n. Y. and Secre-
tary W. H. Gocher. Hartford, Conn.
cases: Z. D. Baldwin. alias E. NJ. Hughes. Hurts
Vile. N. Y; R. Morey. alias James Hoey. Albany.
record 2:1s. suspended the for violation of
the rules OF the association in having entered the
horse under an assumed name at various tracks in
Ohio.
In the complaint Of John Dunphy. of Boston. John
Ramsey and James oBrien. of Boston. were expelled
in connection with the false entry Of the bay Sedins
DIR. D.. formerly the PAGER. Dandy O., record 2:l2
The horse also suspended. and the secretary was
instructed bring a charge against the complainant
to show cause why he should not be disciplined
his part in the transaction The horse had been run
at various tracks.
Clarence T. Clark and j. T. walcott. of Salem.
Mass, were suspended. and the against the
mare, Hylie T. dismissed. as it was shown that
animal had a record. walcott and Clark raced the
mare for Mr.. Reed as 'Flosse W." whereas she
really Hylie T., with record Of 2:12
A Gioddy., of Lowell. Mass, was expelled for Vi
olaton of rules in havin gentered the bay gelding.
Gioddy Boy. under that name when the horse had
a record Belnut OF 2:23. She was trotted out Of
her class at Salem.
D. E. L. Case, of woodburne. N Y, and D. B.
wickham OF Liberty, n. Y, charged with false
entry in having raced Clarence Y, record 2:22, as
Lucien A. Mr.. Case was expelled and Mr.. wickhsm
was suspended until he returned the winnings. This
horse was known Willie Bennett.
T. F. Murphy. of Brockdale Mass was expelled
and ]. Stone suspended for violation Of the
rules in racing the mare Maggie W.. alias Juliet.
New York Cycle Races.
NEW YORK Dec s.-Miller. the six day cham
pion. with his mate. Waller. still lap
in the lead at Madison Square garden at II O'Clock
tonight going at twenty mile hour gait. The
Canadian team. Maya and McEachern. were second
in the race, one lap ahead of Gimm and Pierce. At
that hour Miller and Waller had 1855 miles and 6
laps to their credit, long distance ahead of the
record. though not quite up to what had been ex-
pected. Eight then riding. of the
nineteen teams that had started. and walhour. the
Southern champion. and Aronson, the Swede, were
in the contest riding out for individual honors.
At o'clock tonight Pierce moved into first place
in individual scores owing to the absence of Walt
long. for Walthour easily regained his position when
he came back.
was very fast. firing of this. he decided to drop
back and permit the others to pass riding high
up on the bank Several of the leaders. instead of
going ahead followed walthour up the incline, and
a spill was the inevitable result, Waller Gmm and
Stinson having bad falls.
McEachern. ever alert piloted himself through the
crowd, and with terrific speed whired around the
oval. making a full lap gain. He kept his rapid
pace. and was half way round again, with two laps
gained on Gimm and Pierce, placing him Jap
ahead of them. before others able to tack on
and hold him from further gains. Waller made
brave effort to make up the lost ground. but
able to do Babcock then on to relieve
Stinson. his team mate and, fresh from his rest he
stot out ahead of the others. gaining a lap. His
riding superb, and the crowd cheered wildly
Miller was the next man to come fresh into the Tight
He relieved Waller. and then there was more fast
riding. He failed however in his effort to get back
the lap gained by the Canadians.
From this time change after change was made
and one fresh man was almost constantly in the
keeping the speed its and furnishing
excitement for the spectators.
Following is the score at 1 o'clock: y,