The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-08

rRoTTqxG BOARD oF REVIEW.
1T;,ny Decisions Announced by Ma
tionaI Officials Yesterday.

NE0 YORK, Dec. THE board of re-
vi CT the National Trotting association
ANNOUNCED tbs following decisions today:
The application Of George ". Saunders,
of Chenille, o., for release from fife i'm
posed 10y order of Judges at Louisville,
kN, Sept. e, 1898, was denied.
A similar application from ". B. Fo0te,
.. Dsslias, Tex, who drove the winner in
the same race, was continued until the
boaIJ meets next May.
On Nov. 10, 1893, e. d. Robbins, OF
Grand Rapids. Mich, drove a horse at
Lexington Eamed Roy Wilkes. After two
heats he TOOK Roy Wilkes out and L sub
stitUted EGgaTs. and in consequence Of this
action was finsd $3.50. Ee made appIiea-
non 1er release from fine but Ii was
ON Nov . 1899. Max Field. of Bloom
ingtcu H.. entered a horse named Mon
opol. "a Westield, Mass. Monopol had
a record IS PAGER, ard this WIGS the
illst race IN which the horse had ever
been. entered as a trotter, and ne was
Fued by the judges because they thought
: he was holding the horse back 10 his
defense he said he was compelled to hold
the horse down % prevent him from drop
lnhe intc pace. His application was
" J. Jones, of Punxsawtawnoy Pa.
made appica zion for release from me III
posed fgr pulling, by order Of judges. Oct.
is, 1872. Whtch was denied.
The oil City Tr0tting club, the Utica
TfOtCng association and the MaTlbor-
CliSh TrOtting Park corporations, were
suspended antiI the claims against tneia
TIE following applications for release
from SUSPENSION fer non-payment of
entrance fees were denied:
John Lanner, Frank w. Hard, George
ID. ReiG, Bethahem, Fa.; w. M Newell:
Syracuse, n. Y; Mach5n & Cherry Pat
crson- y. j: James Galway, john II.
DAVIS, Wellington, o.; e. Lake Oswego
Fails y. Z; Thomas Il. Smith. Williams
pert. Pa; II. M. Wilson. WiIIiamsport,
Pa; J. w. Howe, South Lancaster
Mass; r. A. Silver, Punxsaw tawney; Il.
l. sand Wilmington, Del; II. l.. Bird,
The following applications for release
IRON suspension of nOn-paynent Of en-
trance fees were granted:
George Z. Tailman, Newport n y:
D. Ii. Esterlin, ShamollIn, Pa.
In the afternoon hearing on one case
c"l} was taken, but the board rendered
decisions on number of cases which
the docket adjcurning until next May
when the board meets in Chicago
Two of the decisions rendered this af-
ternoou were rather important. The
first Of these was the Golden case The
board TO-DAY granted the application OF
Aessrs. Golden and Cheney from the line
arc suspension also imposed, ana also
said the charges were irregular. The
next was the DeVereaUX case. The &C
lion was brought by Harry <. DeVereauX.
Of Cleveland, who made application for
an order as The record of his horse, john
NctNerron The board decided that the
horse in question had acquired a record
OF z:l0, made at Readyille. Mass, Sept
J. J.. Shields, of Punxsawtawney Pa.
= made Application to have the black geld
Ing HcYt, alias H0rnelI, reinstatcd. but
The application was denied
samuel Cornell, Pittsburg, who was cx-
Eelie1 IN 1897, for entering q horse I'M
del another name, was Teinstated on re-
paying the unlawful earnings of The
ilorse, amounting to about $500 ana pay
Ing The record fee. about $50, for change
OF name.