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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-14
JOCKEY SLOAN GOES ABROAD.
To Begin a Frcs.Lnhcing Spring Campaign
In England.

Jockey Tod Sloan has fairly started out on
what promlses 10 DO a now crech IN his career.
10 sailed yesterday for Southampton on the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse with q view to In.
augurnttng his sclrem Of Tree lanclng which he
think VIII pay better than riding undor con-
tract TO one or two stables. Before sailing no
accepted an engagement from IL. Eugene
Leigh to return and ride May Hampstead In the
Metropolitan Handicap at Morris Park. This
noted daughter OF Patron Lille Hampstead
il rounding into form nicely at Grayesend m
der tho watchful eyes OF Trainer Kelly, Shs
has been b~listcred and Is yet on the convales-
cent list but has been jogging along steadily
around the barn and the adjacent paddock,
and may come 70 hand IN time to be u factor
In the rich Wostchester event. She ~ In
the handicap at ll5 pounds. Just. one less
than the impOst allotted to her rival four.yehr.
sensational one-miln snecial at Sheepshead
Bay last sum mer. Should these two go TO the
post, with Sloan up on May Hampstead. their
meeting should be one OF the most notibl"
features OF what promises 20 be a great
erace.
Sloan has no definite plan for the English
spring campaign. lie has the refusal OF u
mount In the Lincoln and the Guineas. but nn-
less the atmosphere j. mild he says he may
decide to look on as his constitution Is such
that he cannot do Justice to himself or his horse
in murky weather. He has some expensive
theatrical deals to settle up in London a. IA re-
suit OF his playing angel 10 an american
com pany there last year. but unless he sees a
definite chance Of starting ont with winning
percentage on the turf he proposes coming
back to America right away aud following the
sum mer campaign here. Tod again denied
before sailing that he had been turned down
by Lord William Beresford. and a.so that there
was any likelihood OF falling TO secure a license
IRON the English Jockey Club.
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y. Y. L. Athletes Compete.

New York University athletes were busy yesterday
afternoon in tho preliminary contests tor the Bsnks
cups at University Heights. The gymnasium was
we'll filled with the students and friends 81 the uni
yersity, who urged the men on TO their host efforts,
The contest ended the hrst half Of the preliminary
competition and decided the six men who are to
enter in The anal contest. One indoor record was
broken, y. :. Jones, 1902. putting the shot 32 feet
y inches. He did not try to d. better than 2 feet 7
inches In the high Jump. The summary IT the best
performances. toge her with the list of those who
quAlihcd in the hnsl contest, il a. follows.
Snut Iut-Won by :. ;. Jones, l"u2, 80 feet .
inches; + V. Lane. 1903, a. feet l1p inches: A, l.
Denrhhcld, 1901, 30 feet Ne inches, ", I, Irwin.
1903 81 feet e inches, 4. Navel, 1900, 20 feet, I.
". Cleverion, 1902; ~ feet loit inches. qualified
for ~Auals-Joncs. Lane. Dcnchield, irwin, Mnyell,
Ceye-lon.
Quarter Mile Run-won by A.. I. Denchhcli, 1901.
$50 - seconds: ). T. Barron. 1900. % seconds, X j,
Reese, 1901, ~ 40 seconds. W. Y Banning, 1902.
! minute ! Z seconds; f.. A. Graz 'murk, ! minute |
second; q NJ. Trcdc. 1903, I minute l is seconds;
:. "A. Mollrson, l minute I 80 seconds. qualified
for finals Denchh old, Reese, Trcde, Banning. Bar
ron. Molleson,
High Jump-won by ;. $. Jones, 1902, . feet :
inches. W. =. Wilding, I"n2, and W, F Irwin, 1903,
9 feet 8 inches; Hyatt, 1901 ; feet | inch! u y.
MnCackpn. 400. . feet, ; II MollesoI. 1900, !
feet ,Inchr-. OuAliipd for nrRlS-S. ; Jones, W. p.
Irwin, ". 5 wilding, &. Hyatt, MacCrs ken, Molle-
Ghh
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like 10 hear from n~rst.class teams. Address H. D.
Chatter. manager. Eialowood, n. !,
ISpiAsAsons, March ta.--Mrs.A. ". Rusie, mother
ball team. 10 not expected To live through the nAy.
She Il suffering with a spinal trouble Amos Is ~
her side.
HAVANA. March s,-Tbs Cuban x Giants lost their
first game Of the series yesterday, the Criollo WIN
ming by a score Of 4 to = The game was well con
tested and heavy battin. was tho order on Doth
working day.
The Suburban Baseball Club is arranging its
nerotiation With T%ordham, Manhattan and other
New York should address NJ. J. spaldine, Secretary,
PARA avenue and l7bth street.
The crack Orient A. c. team of Brooklyn has de,
cided to change It's name Ia the Bodford baseball
G,SG; md Ih so, sSaS9g Tpsns pn spr Saw : S ~t,h aisi,esn.
year old teams Offering suitable Inducements Al
dress W Raynor. manager 200 Putnam avenue
Brooklyn
The Iowyills 4. q, has a fov open dates, snd would
lihs to close the same with all teams within 600
miles of New York orerine suitable inducements,
fmerdlds OF the Catholic Protec tory rasrytown.
Drlmaroh ,, G. of Mount Kisco, and all teams OF the
same strength preferred Address George f. Bal
lard, room d2d, 100 Nassau street,
The south Brooklyn A. Z would like 10 play any
out.of. town team Offering suitable Inducements, the
6nrnsryii!e rarrytoyn. staipford' MorSis bisins'
P~ouxhhepsir, Asylum, Elizabeth, Dover. and minor
League and college teams preferred, Address Daniel
Martell. manager, 254 sAteen,h street, Brooklyn.
NEW HAVEN. March i3.-Hickman Of the Boston
team arrived here to-day and wall remain WITH the
Yale nine for ABOUT a month. Although he was not
summoned by the Yale management, Hickman will
assist IN developing the 'Nar'ty material by INVITA-
ton of Kid Nichols, the regular coach. Capt.
Camp TO-DAY reduced the cand dates for both OF The
Varsity and freshman squads. He cut down the
Varsity TO thirty. -four men outside tho battery can
didates, and the freshmen 10 twenty six, aside from
the bate les.
pRlNCEruN, MARCH, lathe baseba q candidates at
Princeton University had their nrst outdoor practice
to-day. The helders were divided into two squads.
and they spent the time chasing long hies un der the
direction OF the professional coaches, Clarke sud
wills. There was more than the usual amount Of
first practice fun bling. Clarke eNl ects t. have The
men at work on tho diamond the latter part Of the
week. Capt. Hill"brand's condition has improved
and Il Is likely that h. will be able to don his unit
form again IN a few DAYS.
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Madden Arrives mt Churchill Downs with
His RacehOrses.

Louisville. Mares 13.-John T. Madlen's
and Dan O'}rien's strings OF horses arrived AZ
Churchill Downs this afternoon. Madden. who
is doing his own trimming, came along
with his bunch" comprising twenty-five
fine looking animals mostly two-year.olis.
In the lot was his Derby candidate,
Starhright. a big, well-develoIcd colt, showing
that good care has been exercised in his band
ling. Madden's horses came from Ham burg
Stock Farm, near Lexington. where they have
been oil winter. "TheTr are some bread
winners in that lot" said Madden to several
friends at the track as his horses were taken
of the cars. "Starhright Is going to be a factor
in this Derby race. You know don't say much
unless | know what | I'm taking about. The
horse has the speed and the endurance
OBI N brought in eleven head from Lex:
ington. and Y. G. McDowelrs entire string OF
forty four. including Baton. will arrive here on
Thursday. All the horses at the Downs were
on the track again to-day and attn b~reezing
was done. The weather was perfect, and the
track in fine condition. Lieut.. Gibson went q
mile in | :4Sla with all ease. and Lady Elite did
the same distance In | 30. Pat Dunno sent
four OF his two year-olds a half mile in 0:5Ois,
while two Of Brown Dicks two-year-olds gal
loped around To the hall In O.52 Eddie Burk.
the stable companion of John Bright. worked
hye-eIEhths vi a mile in l.Oi.
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Racing at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. March l3.-KniRht Banneret.
Tommy Grifin's Derby candidate. received a
public trial IN the fourth race this afternoon AT
seven furlongs. and performed to good ad-
vantage. Although handicapped with q poor
ont b only two noses. He was worked out the
Derby distance. one mile aud q furlong. in
] ;55S, and was not thu least hit distressed
when pulled up. II was a day Of surprises.
long shots winning a majority OF the events.
summary:
First Race-s.rinr, sis and a half furlongS
Cor'alis, l04 I3olandl, !: to and 5 to | Eo, Ara
toma, IA LANDRY. TO for place, second BY ueorge
lol weber. third Time, l2i'i.
second - Fac FogI y'S TS 9ias "a, Ssd e aD To,s one ,c
j and 5 10 l. won plantsln, l07 Doninicn, even for
place, second. Vaughan. 1903 Mitchell, third. Time,
wrlderstidndy, S 10 and 3 to 5, won, Fred Hsnlon,
10 LBo.dndl 10 / for place, second; FRANK johnson,
FFoaltS R saGu II seven mrlongs John
Baker, l07 Roland 10 % I and ! 10 J. won Miss Mae
Day, 100 shaw. : to 10 for plaee second knigh,
Fifth Race o. Selling one mile Jennie F., lo7
Miller; i2 70 ! and 5 70 ! son zo!o' i% 99 Moody
strand, thlrd, Time, LAB -
sixth Rae Selling six flrlongS-f ieuron, 700
CMitche'D, ! 70 8 and out von, Miss S%hanle\, lo3
FROST, even Tor Place, second Jamaica 1903 'ShaOl,
third. Time, El5
The programme for tomorrow follows:
First Race-slx MISUNDERSTANDING, Id; Free
Davis. ~ pians FonsO, as.
second Rae. on mite, selling-Lom1ud and
DopoNau. IL; Ms Dede. Belle Of Orleans and
Lovablr. 107. Ran Gee, lO+; Sinnemahone. lO2.
Third RAce-Handicap Steeplechase short course
Jim Hog, l4O: NovaCeur. l3T; Van I'rlnt. 1876.
Nova Smith, l84; seldenbach, Minor D.. aud Bleak.
more, 1872.
FOURTH H~ace-Dnsh cup; two mills, and a quarter
Julius Cesar. ia, Rush Fields. 1917; Donna Rita.
100, Naller*, 9d: kyrat and Albert Vale, lO4. 'Lical
zis entry.
Fifth Race-one mile; h,ndicsp-strangest. los;
Monk Wayman, los. Hurricane, 100, Lady
Callahan. 90 Floriya. 06; WAY. ~, Suulocks. NJ.
sixth Race furlongs; s~tlln2-Uncle Louis.
McAlbert, Sandy II. DR. Work aud Rebus iO5 Kilt.
Mamie DAVIS, My rite Van and lola, l03; Prince
FRI derrick, Palarm and Me1dlesone. lo2 Mougel.
tel. Vie Lamont and Winter, 100.
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sporting News from Columbia.

The columbia University Varsity and freshman
baseball. teams began outdoor practice yesterday IN
thu lot opposite the library. squads were formed of
sN mi each aud Coach Keator confined the work To
catching fies and picking up groundors. Tn" frst
days work was naturally sloyenly and misju dg
ment ami muiiug were frequent. As an incident to
the outdoor work Capt. Kchler has cut down the
candidates from sew MY to the following men heG-
Ter, Goodman. Bulklcy. Southland, Mar ms. Barlow.
snrle. sales. McLntlck, luddtll, McNdught. Mike.
II A Brown. Woo1wirl, Hrin'ken. Armstrong Har-
risnn. Lpckwarl, Bcnsrl, Martin. hav-er \. Brown,
LEVY, Higgins, PuIns, Byron, Wolf, Ropes and Pest,
Can't. Kehlcr will b, behind thu bat alain. Narcus
will 90 most OF the pitching ~ the big games, but
he will i.!v" ia 'ksnn, Barlow and B|uJroUgh. to fall
back on. Mike of last yoar's team will again play
Rrst base. and burns. 1900. f. the most promising
candidate Tor third, GOODMAN. 'o3, showed NJ well
in the hCld ye %tcrlay.
Tho Intercollegiate Cross-Countrv Association Ia,
elected tn following officers; President, } ".
jameson. Princeton, secretary, II. II sweet II
G ruellI Trrisurar G. 4 Dana Of Columbia Manag.
inv Committee. l. strung OF Yale, C. A Dana %
Columbia and Il W FIAsier Of thu University N
Pennsylvanla The annual meet will agan be h,ll
on THANKSGIVING Iay, but several dual meets will
Nv held PRIOR to thi, Besides the o~'irer,. Manage
La ienbCrg Of Prn reton and Capt. J, p Adams Z
Yale were also at the meeting.
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M'GOVFRN NO LONGER 4 BINTAM NJ.
Turns the championship Title Over to Danny
Dougherty,

Terry McGoyern has concluded that the title
Of bantamweight champion, which hewon by de-
feating "redlar' Palmer Al Tuckahoe. NY. last
September, is a dead letter on his hands and
has decided to relinqulsh IL. llctrovern thinl :
that Danny Doughcrty Of Philadelphia. who is
TeTry's -parriDg partner. is the most eligible
for the honors ard is reaiyito back him against
all conner at lO5 pounds. In explaining his
reason for resigniug the bantam championship,
McGOVern says:
Il am satisfied with one championship
tfeatherweight and | guess ! will have plenty
OF work tn do to keen In line with the ambi-
ttous boxers in this division who ARE after my
scalp. III admit that | am growing and find
II more difficult to reduce than last year. But
that Is not the sole reason why | gave no the
bantam title. ! think that so long as | can't
de end it some one else should, and as Dough-
ertv whipped Flanagan and can make the
weight lie Is Justly entitled TO th" honors, or
course there may be many who will dispute
Dougherty's right to be placad at the ton OF this
class, but | am ready to back him against any
one who thinks they can beat him
Sporting men are OF the opinion that
McGovcrn. who is gaining weight every day,
will soon outgrOw the ieatherwcight class and
be compelled TO night at the lightweight limit.
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NEWS or THE WHEELMEN.
Nice-Consul Fullerton or the l.. A. ". l. Sue
ceeded by GEORGE q. Penncli.

At a special meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee of The l.. 4. W officers Of the New York
State Division held yesterday the resignation
o! II b Fullerton as Nico-Consul was read and
accented. George c. Pencil was elected
N~ice-Consul Of tho State In the Ilac"
Of Fullerton. Fullerton was appointed
chairman OF tho state Highway Improve
ment Committee. This change was made Mt
the request OF Nice.Consul Fulle rton, who is
travelling most 81 the time and isa good roads
enthusiast. lie has been unable to attend
meetings OF the officers. but Is always working
for .1e e :, y and so22a roaIai an WI, Mo- o'I bns
been idcnt. if"d with the League for many
years and can The present at the meet
become Vice-Con-ul Prnnell hai TO resign
as chairman of the Committee on Rules. and
Regulations. which he did. and George I Steb-
bins OF the Brooklyn Blcyc,e Club was ap;
pointed TO III. the vacancy. There is a second
meeting to be held tonight at the Grand
Union Hotel, for the purpose OF pertectlils the
organization Of a New York city consulate,
The good roads NJ the greater city are row
SO numerous and 80 diverse In their ,dircct'ns
that il becomes daily more difficult for ne
Of cycling travel The road house prop'ie-
tors and the retail dealers and repair mLH
afford. howeyer a gauge that - , yam,
since the spring OF 1897. The repair men are
positively overwhelmed with business. and a
hrge part has to do with suvh extensive Jobs
as re6namelling. fitting new tires and putting
old machines in a condition for u new season
Of work, The retail sellers. say that they are
getting an unusual demand from riders who
want to got new machines by trading in old
ones in part PAYMENT, The trading-i in business
has been frowned upon and has in great part
died during the past three years. The only
Bile explanations offered for It's revival
are the desire on the part OF some to get a
chaIpless aud. on, the part OF every one to return
to lighter Wheels now that the chance Is at
hand TO do so.
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Trap shooting.

-Four Of the best trap shooters about Greater New
York yesterday issued a challenge to any similar
number OF shooters In the world. The men who sent
The den are Christopher ". feigrnSpon OF Newark,
and In. Louis II. O'Connrll, George u. piercry aud
Charles +. Dudley Of Jersey CITY, The team states
though Dr. O'COnnel that II will shoot a team race
with any four men In the world. at 100 clay birds per
man, for a purse or n trophy.
With a total Of forty Nv, targets smashed out OF
Nifty Adam Schpbel won The Hudson Gun clubs srmi
montllv shooting competition at East Harrison, ~. j.,
YESTERDAY. A strong easterly wind worked against
The shooters and made the scores seem poorer than
they really were.
There was excellent shooting nj the monthly tourna.
nspt NJ the Parkway Gun CLUB " BROOKLYN yestsr
day at Dexter Park. The birds Were a capital lot Of
fyerS and provided rare sport Henry j. Bookman,
President of the club, and Archibald Andrews made
the ton scores Of the day, with \ botl' a good Third.
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Odds and Ends Of Sports.

NV HAVEN. March l3-It was announced to. night
that Capt Francis Gordon Brown, Jr., Of the Yale
Varsity football, team had been appointed head
coach Of the Freshman crew candidates this season.
Brown IL a junior In the Academic department. He
rowed on the Yale Varsity eight last year and cap.
tanned his Freshman eight two seasons ago.
NV Brunswick. y. j., March i3.-The gymnasium
teams Of Rutgers and Lafayette colleges met in con.
test IN the Ballantine gymnasium here on saturday
evening, the Rutgers men winning easily. There
we're nine events. Rutgers won all Of the hrst places
and several seconds ~ we'll. The hnsl score wss
Rutgers. 80, Lafayette, 10. In the wrestling bout
only hrst place counted, the college winning In two
or three contests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-14

The Well Known Turfman's Driving Turn
outs to he Disposed or Next Week.

Van Tassell < Kearney have been instructed
to soil an the horses and driving turnouts be-
longing to the late W. II. Clark. and the sale
will take place next Wednesday at the splendid
private stable in West Seyenty-sixth street.
whore Mr.. Clark gave the much-talked.of
$4,000 dinner to a party OF prominent horse
men and politicians shortly after the election
Of Gov. Roosevelt. Mr., Clark's driving turn
outs for the Park and the Speedway we're up 70
the Horse Show standard. and there Ia likely
to BE- some lively competition for their pos
session next week,
II was arranged yesterday to have the Eas-
ton Company sell all of Mr. Clarks exten,
siye stable OF racehorses on the frSt
day Of the. spring meeting at Morris lark.
saturday, May 3, The stable is at present in
charge Of Trainer Matt Allen at the Empire
City Driving Park, Yonkers, and In addition to
last years Brooklyn Hanlicap winner, Ban
nqstar. the superior. performer Muskadine.
The Rose, Mayor Gilroy. Lucky Bird; The
Orlole and others in the three-year-old and
inward division. there will be a remarkably
fine collection OF promising two.year-olds,
About thirty-thres head in all viii be dis
posed OF.
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hess.

4 handicapped chess tour lament Is now beins
held at the WOmen's Chess Club OF New York, nine
~ the members haviut ent red the tournament.
The regular meeting of the Board, OF d Directors Of
the club will be held At the clubrOOm, Carnegie
building, on Tuesday, March 20. at 2 O'Clock,
The University OF Pennsylvania and Cornell have
agreed 10 play a team match on sir boards in Phlla.
delphia on March 80 aud 81. At first II vas intended
to play the contest In this city. but a. the Pennsyl.
wanna players we're anxious to have the encounter
take place in Philadelphia the Cornell men finally
agreed, According TO present arrangements, one
round will lie played on each. day, that Ia to say,
each man on the one side will be pitted against one
particular PLAYER on the other side, and these men
W II then have to play two games with each other.
Ssior ID Emanuel sterling the secretary of tho
Cuban Legation at Washington, former chess cham.
pion of Mexico, paid a Aging visit to- the city and
visited the Manhattan Chess Club on Monday and
yesterday afte rnoon. He engaged on each day In an
od.hsnd game with Lipschuet1. On Monday tho
Cuban succeeded in drawing a Scotch gsmbit. but
Yesterday afternoon he was beaten in-a Vienna
opening. Senior Sterling will leave for Havana to.
day, but he will return to New York in order to wit
nesa the cable chess match with Great Britain on
Mach ~ and Is due here on March II or %.
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YACHTS CHANGE HANDS.
Some Fitting Out Now for Early Spring
Cruises.

some flttlnR Out NOW Tor hhrIy spring
Cruises.
The steam yacht Enterprise. which was sold
by A. J. Cassatt 10 F. l.. and Nelson Perrin OF
Baltimore through the agency OF Gardner &
Cox. Is fitting out and having her engines thor.
oughly oyerhauled 4 at the Morgan Iron Works.
Two new boilers OF 80 per cent. greater power
than the old ones are being put In, an electric
light plant OF double the capacity Of the OLD one
Is being installed. and a new ice machine IL
being put in; The yacht will 60 in commission
about April IL. .
The steam yacht Black Pearl, which was sold
by F.. Il. Sheldon to Evans X Dick OF Phil1-
de'phia, has had her name changed to Elsa,
THIS yacht is at Teho's being fitted out and
having some alterations male under the super
vision OF Gardner x Cox, Tho Elsa Will leave
the end Of this week for a cruise In the West
Indies.
several others Yachts have recently been sold
by Gardner & Cox,
The steam ynrUt Orienta. i. r. Ladew, has
been sold 20 l.. D.. Trowbridge. a member Of
the New York Yacht Club.
has been sold 10 ". q. Warden OF New York.
The sc2wrnhaka- Corinthian. knockabout
Mii:e has been sold by +. W. Eoyer Of New
Yor / to William +. Peck OF New York
The auxiliary schooner yacht Lesbia has
been sod by J. G. Ncanc- Whitaker Of Phila.
delphia to Il. u. Evans ~ New York. She Is ~
feet over all. - feet on the water line beam,
~ feet draft. . feet 4 inches.
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The Holy Cross Lyceum team would like TO hear
from all high.class teams Offering satisfactory in
~dncements. Address George T. Ryan. 32l West
forty.third street.
The Englewood Field Club second team Is arrang.
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The warlows Of milestone have March II open.
and would like to arrange games with any 14o.
pnuni team. Guarantee expenses, Address Edward
Fowler, manager, Whitsstone, ,. I,
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A Roman villa i'm Gravescnd for Tod Sloan.

Tod S'oan. the Jockey. has purchased ten lots
In Avenue T and Ocean avenue. Gravesend, a
short distance from the Coney Island Jockey
Clubs grounds and has contracted for the
erection NJ q Roman villa. which is to he his
home for several months in the year. The
and Italian style aud to cost over $4,000.
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CHnLIcorHF, March S.-Imp gave another good
performance At the fair ground track this morning.
In the presence of a crowd Of interested spectators
she was sent a half mile in Osy, aud three. quarters
in I:I5A, doing Il without effort. Expert horsemen
present declared that she IA pounds better than ever
Bennines on March 20. and her hrst rsos OF the
season will be on the second day Of the meeting,
April o. when she will start in the handicap for,
three eAr.olds and over, '
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Prospects Favorable for a Speedway on
staten Island.

staten Island.
The public hearing by the Local Board OF
Richmond borough on the application OF the
Staten Island Driving Club 10 set apart a por.
ton Of tho Southneld Boulevard for q speed
way. was concluded yesterday morning.
Among the Driving Club. members present
were DR., James Mckee, Jacob |. Housman.
declared that the establishment OF the speed
way would be a benefit. to property owners
along the line Of the road. The board finally
passed a resolution recommending tina, the
Municipal Assembly pass an ordinance setting
apart the dirt wings OF the boulevard between
Sea avenue and Red lane. a distance OF about
one mile. for speedway PURPOSES between the
hours Of 3 and 9 O'Clock OF each afternoon ex-
90 nj SUNDAY
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Bowling Games Tonight.
Gossip If the Rim

Gossip If the Ring.
y. n, New York He was only champion Of Amer
lea,
win The manager Of II Hung Foy. the Cbiuess
fighter call ut this Office 20. night after 4 o'clock