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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-10-26
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SHOTPUTTER MORGAN SAILS.
Promises to Return Next Spring and Knock
Gray's Record to Smithereens.

Dennis Horgan, tho holder OF the worlds
record for putting the l0-pound shot. who
arrived in this country in time to win the
Amerlc IN championship. sailed for his homo
In ireland on the Lucania yesterday. While
he was here ilorgan made several attempts
TO beat George Gray's American record OF
A. feet but although he surpassed the figures
on several occasions lightweight shots and
oi her irregularities prevented the PERFORM
anCes being accepted by the A. A T. Before
boarding tie steamer he said 10 a reporter
oi 1HE SrN.
y am going home for Christmas, tina. nar-
ticular season of the year when every Irish
man longs for his native hearth, but will
record OF Graz 90 emithereens as sure as
INV name Is Diuuv. | Will be better pre-
pared next time. for will bring over a spe-
Clally made l6-pound shot and have the A.
a L. record authorities test II before ] start
on my record-hreakinc campaign. As to
nv trcGtmcnt while here | have no Kick
coming now II was my own fault that /
did not have the proper shots to make records
with. Next time | land here tho members
OF the New YORK A &. will not be asking me
y had handle attached to the shot when
] sent II - feet inches. Coe OF Boston is
the best man YOU have on this side He
next spring ] will course some grew
hounds grounds Fermovle. my native pla ce,
during the winter and tho exercise l expect
will keep mo in good fettle until See YOU
again.
fiorg1r was ACCOMPANIED by hia brother
who cam" on from the West. where he has
biz business Interests.
The sun., 1900-12-16

lead 90 the owners quarters. Further aft
will be the la2cret'c.
Tn" skylg.t nI deck trimmings will be
oi teak, and IT," Yacht will carry a power
! ne sail plan docs not cali fOc a very large
rig, but ono that will give the yacht good
speed Wuou cruising She will carry q square
s4l on tl.e fore topmGst and on the fore lower
mat VIII u" another yard on which will be
-ct = tridnEul T. sail iu. use when scudding
n light woathc" ind, In sails viii be used
~" WaininA~t viii b. ,ut ont Of a piece OF
OREGON pine ~ feet long and tho length Of
tho ~plr from deck TO hounds will be ,vor
So feet The main tormI~t will be IS feet
b" -? feet The mIir h', m Will hc p feet
and tie main cln - feet The foremost
VIII II" ~ feet from deck to hounds the fore
t"pma Z ~ feet. and ~" lsnE'h from d"ch
to truck " be 100 feet The fore gan boom
will h" ~ feet and the fore saS 32 feet The
Mr. Tod Is alvays his own sailing master
and NAVIGATOR. tic viii have two mates,
ten seancn, two cooks and a steward. The
yacht viii hC finished 10y next summer
Designer W.rtringham has several other
y"sr.!- On hand Oue - steam yacht for
Was ordered through frank BOVINE Jones.
The boat Is being built OF steel by the Pusey
and Jones Company, Wilmington. Her di-
mensions are to Toe l27 feet over all. i05 feet
On The water linz Is feet beam and ! feet
llght plant. There will be two houses on
deck. In the forward one will be the dining
room and the after one the owners statc-
room and a social hall. below there will be
two double and two single statcrooms.
Another yacht Is being built by James
Bayies 4 Son at Port Jefferson. She will
feet on the water ine IS feet beam and feet
Qraugnt.
The sun., 1900-12-16
NEW SCHOONER FOR R.E. TOD
Will mr. OSs Op rHs FINEST vEs-
skis EVEN BCffr ~ rms COrNTRy.
iens'h on Dsch viii ne is7 rect and no
f'st on wstsriins interior space ~.
'ided Into a Saloon srd Four stste-
rooms Ample Accom- modations for Grew

what viii be one Of tho finest schooner
yachts ever built In this counirr Ia being
constructed nj Shooters Island In tho lower
harbor. The boat. which IL 10 be used for
on-shore cruising, IL for Robert T. Tod of
tho New York Atlantic and other Yacht club,
Mr. Tod has been contem plating having
boat built ever since he sold tho Katrina enrlv
In the wear and he had II. e. Wintringhnm
draw plans smbodving his own Ideas Of what
ought to make an ideal cruiser. IIe wanted
a big boat. one In which he could 90 any
where. with good accommodation and with
out an enormous racing rig Wintr'ngham
was so successful with his designs that Mr..
Tod ordered tho boat TO be hIilt NJ once. and
the contract was placed with tho Town .rud
Downey ShipbuildnG and Repair Company.
Tho new Yacht will he a handsome addition
to tho yacht squadron " this Co,utrv, and II
Mr. Tod should cruise abroad. a. hc uN-
doubtcdlv will. II will show foreign va htsmen
what American designers and builders can
do.
The hull OF the or att Ia 10 be OF steel. The
model is a graceful one and shows power.
On the water line the length IL ITO feet.
and from stem head to tafYrail the length
The sun., 1900-12-16
ROBERT E. ToD'S NEW YACHT.

will be 1872 feet inches. Wiutringham has
given 10 Tho yacht a clipper bow. which is
the best type for boats to be usoi on the deep
sea Then the keel line runs In an easy curve
t. the rudder post where the dragght will be
/. feet The forward overhang IL to be IL
feet inches and the after overhang ?3 feet
inches The extreme beam IA - feet. Tbs
yacht will have poop deck, which viii give
plenty OF head room in tho after part a well
a. giving the man at the wheel an unoOstrGct-
ed view of tho boat.
II IS perhaps in the accommodations thNt
tho Yachts will attract most attention. MIR.
Tod wanted his rooms arranged 80 that n
small party could be "ite tatAed W'tl COM
fort TO ali and preferred u few larE" state
ar the forward end there wi. he ~" fore
castle 20 feet ,one nnd with, 3"rthN Tor
eight men There viii b" a raised deck at tho
forward end. and the entrance TO ~" fore
castle Will be through hatch a the 'hd ol iIIs
decE Al the after end Of tn" forecast" will he
n , el hulk head Next AFT will he the quarter,
the officers, the galley and stur" rooms.
o. the mort side will bc three stHt"ruon>
and on the starboard sid" two Eich "i
these will have two M oeIth, ~, .,ch ,o,o,
room. The two uuarternasters viii share
another OF the starboard rooms TIE stew
ard viii have one and the two cooks the other.
Ret yeen these will be the mess room whtcii
viii be lighted by sky lleht II tae derk, t,,
The galley will be on the staIooarH .ids
and will be IS feet wide and ieet o
inches deep. Next Ia an Ice boy wh'en
viii 60 under the lover deCK ana tn'n III
storeroom feet by S feet. The galley Wll'
baYs ali the latest onveniences for the cooks.
AIcneside the stoIeroom and ICE box VIII J."
the pantry and on the port side OF the boat
The sun., 1900-12-16
HOSTILITY 10 BROOkLrS.
League MaSnates Fire shots at Hanlon's
lhampIOns.

Several of the National League baseball
magnates. Including Brush, Hart and RobI-
son. remained in town yesterday 10 complete
few minor arrangements for tho expected
war with the America League and the Play
ers' Protective Association The new rule
limiting the number of players to be held by
each club TO sixteen after MAY 10 turns out to
be n body blow for the Brooklyn and Phil
adcphia clubs II means that Manager
Ianlon's forces will be greatly cut down
aud that n number of valuable players on the
pay roll Of the Brooklyn club will he turned
loose. free to sign where they are wanted 70
the most money
When the baltimore club was sold to the
League by the Brooklyn ,lub. the latter took
all the payers That there was secret
agreement among several League men not
to Iurcra~c any of brooklyns slrIlus was
Shown ,clearly at the time. lhough Robson
Of ~ Louis JUMPED at "A chance to land Nc
Graw, Robinson and k'istCr When tho
brooklyn officials found that the other League
th"r men Il" Inihni 'aHues, c"it.y the Aincil,,
can and Eastern. fahi"n, oweyer, had
strings tied 10 casey. ltarer. Donovan.
Mck cnna, Miller and smith When the
biookiyn clubs reserve list was turned in
names on II, Inc Iuuing those oi the players
Harmed ont Inc Philadelphia club had as
these clubs viii lose Dix money from the sale
Of men not needed while OF er club owners
who do not believe IN putting up much cash
for talent, will be able to land some very
good players for nothing.
Ii il natural that the Brooklyn and Phila-
dclphia clubs should hc decidedly bitter over
this unexpected turn of affairs but they are
helpless. AS the situation in the League
Crl staIliZ"~ IL becomes apparent that there
il conc, rtcd cfort to get rid of the Brook
Ism c.uh when the National League l. reor-
caLized next fail Everything points to
such an event The Brookl' II men have
been ignored in the selection OF officers. and
back on them II the Brooklyn club could
br induced 70 get ont entirely. certain mag
mates would be happy. The fact that Han
Ion has had CinCh on the League champion
ship every year sIuc" 1894, except one, has
made IA" Other club owners Jealous. They
say that their clubs cannot make any money
SO long as Iianlon conducts q pennant winner
IN Hiuokiyn. They believe that the cham
pioushlp ought to rotate. As matter now
stand there isn't club in the League, ex-
C"pt piitshurg. that iS believed To have a
chnnCa to beat out the Brooklyns.
The additional fact that the League still
owes the brooklyn club $50 900 for Withdrawing
Baltimore from IN" circuit last year Is a bitter
PAL for some persons 10 swallow, So the edict
has gone forth that Brooklyn must he sup
the cham pipu- have been fred
The r"leas" of Amos ku~ir by the New
York club to the Cincinnati club has not
caused much of sensation among local hase-
ball enthusiasts. Rus" Is believed to have
soon Ms best DAYS. lie has not pitched for
two wears and his hAhts are thought to be
against him.
The sun., 1900-12-16
aBrsTOL.S NEW CUP DEFENDER.
Herreshon's Model In Many Respects sa'd
10 lie similar to Coiumbia

RprsroI Dec l5.-Matters coming TO view
T., relation TO the new Cup defence boat to be
huilt at Bristol seem to convince persons
that Designer HerreshoT has made model
in many respects similar to the Columbia
This ia indicated not only by the shape OF the
mould which is now well advanced IN con-
struction, the patterns for casting that are
to go in the underbody, but par',chtatE ~. sa
beir made by the parties for use IN d"n"tlhs
If the frames are curved 10 the exact notch.
II would be indeed q UNIQUE afalr u
ali took their point Of sight. so TO SPEAK. from
some such lines as are embodied in the hui
Of the Columbia There is little DOUBT hut
that craft is ne tas,c5N. ncs Tncsns or re shown
in her model with those ideas OF advnncem'nt M
In more modern raceboat building. IN iact IN
the new boats 70 be built the coming winter.
the contest both in tho trials and races for
the Cup would be more oven ana moro III
terestng. l., -,
crown and sheer plan trthe more deilred
than they we're in the Columbia As The new
boat will have longer ends the sheer viii have
q greater margin The crown Of tho new
boat will show a trife more than nine inches
which was the extent OF the crown given to
the Defenders deck There Is nothing known
as yet about the heiGh OF fIeehoard. but with
greater beam than the 80 boat tho free
board may be somewhat less than was
Coumbia's. a matter OF feet Inches
much shorter lead keel Is stronsty ihdiCa'9I
shifting 1t forward bodily a foot or ther.-
apouts, which would ,eni 10 produce greater
anslp Of rake than 81 degrees Ia the stern
post-the slant given to tho storn-post OF the
Longer overhangg and n fatter mldsh!p
section in such model which Is now the
programme, will be strong accessories IN
giving the new boat quito margin OF speed
over That Of the champion of 1889
The sun., 1900-12-16
LORD CREWES SPEECH.
Outlines Jockey Clubs Opinion on Riders
Betting or Receiving Presents.

SfOtdi CdbH DssrGhh 10 TIE SUN.
LONDON. Dec IS Lord Crewe's speech
NJ the Gimcrack Club outlined the Jockey
Clubs opinion on the question OF Jockeys
betting or receiving presents from those
who do not own the horses they are riding
II is admitted with apparent plausIbilty
that Jockeys betting or receiving presents
seems unobj jectionable. providing they backed
the horses they were riding or received the
present for plotting the winner. But the
Jockey Club Ia not aCreed on this point A
Jockey il liable TO various temptations. There
might he some horse Of which he might be
much afraid and therefore tempted to back
in order TO make his position more certain
There are also serious temptations In stand
ing to win "A huge sum In either bets or pres
ents that he might share his prospective
gains with other Jockeys.
The stewards felt that the Jockeys position
grew out Of all proportions when he stood
20 win or lose thousands on particular
horse Therefore they would not allow IL
As regards presents they are generally
offered with the bad intention OF giving the
ofrerer a hold on the jockey Of kind emf
nently undesirable. 4 dHl"rlty In detect
ing both offences has rendered severity
nocC ssarv.
The sun., 1900-12-16
C0LUMBIA MODEL FOR BOSTON BOAT.
Designer Crowninshisid Says II Will he
Likely to Make Many ChanGes.

BosroS Dec $50 far as the shape OF
her huh Is concerned. the Lawson Cup de-
fender viii not be a radical departure from
the champion Columbia. Crownnshield IL
bending every effort to design n boat that
will he an improvement in point Of = oed
over the successful Cei.nder OF 1899. and
a. il IL alon- these lines that Herrcshon il
uiso working, II II hnra to see how either
craft can cXcei the other very much over "a
CuIi Couise, unless the Bristol designer fails
In hi, efforts or ,roSniushield is greatly ini--
taken IN his ideas Of just what the model of
the Columbia Ii.
In a talk with the correspondent Of THE
SrS to-day. trowninshield said that in all
probability his boat would to Cf the Keel
type. although he admitted that n de.irn
for "A centreboard craft Wa under ConsideIa-
tion. He remarked that he could not sec
how the Columbia moCsi could b. very much
improved upon, and that II would be- n risky
experiment for any on" a. tins late stage Ia
attempt 10 depart from that model 10 any
extent, lie felt that III" Herreshof 7O-fooIers
embodied the very latest ideas in naval ar
cbitectuIe applied 10 large rncing sloops.
George Iawley ard the Atlantic works iI
East Boston whereby the Lawson boat will
be built NJ the latter place LaUiey will use
part OF the Atlantic yard. but will employ
attention Crowninshield will hav. his plans
advanced far enough by ne Tuesday or
NedneSda So that I.awlcy can begin TO give
FOR fora ndditonai matter for Tor the % defender de- ''''''
No skipper has been settled upon. Watson
has the nrst call. but a number of other cX-
perts have been considcrsd In case something
Wilson was In consultation with the designer
to-day, and a number of samples OF canvas
were discussed
President OF the Msssschusetss Yset Racing
SSs <ii fsesG
The sun., 1900-12-16
Racing at New Orleans.
NYv onrEANs Dec ls-Ths racing her. o ca,

Nrv ORLEANS, Dec. ib-The racing here 70 day
resulted Gs follows
Fist Racr-sll furlongs-Charlle o'Bren. loA
Dale TO 5 and to 2, won Noroni. ll2 CWeber
, to and ! 70 s. second: Acushla, lOl "a. Booker
mird Time. 100 Dave Walod. Hschemeis,er and
AlpAce also ran.
Second Racc-Onc milt and siS,een,h-Sun
Locks 90 OOChranei, 80 10 and 10 10 l. won Indian
o. May. 20 TO and 70 |, second; Bright Night
~ tlIrrnnan third. Time, 1903. Hoods Bri.
Eade. Helen Pastor. "aicrhouS. paniland and
GOV Boyd also ran.
Third Race -S,ccptchas. hand cap. short course
Terry Ranger, 1893 william ~, 10 and even, won
Princess Murphy. lj4 Porter, IN and to g. second
High Admiral 1856 Pines, third Time. S23 I,
Springer Clnroba. Ptrlon and Col.y also ran.
Fourth Race The PRE- minsry Derby for two
yeaf-1lGs: six furlongs Fake. l0s Walsh, 5 10
ana . to l. w1n; Ton cum 100 mitchell. to S and
to 10. second Money Mus., l24 Van Dusenl, third
Time, it9'.. Iieetylng. lsobsl. Admiral Pepper
San Paxton, Choice Porter H., Egyptian Prince
and Dorothy Lee also rnn.
mn Race-s1 furOngs Locust Blossom, Io7
Cochran, "a and 10 g. won Castnc. ioc Mitch
elu. 4to and To 5. second Tom Gilmore, Jos May.
Nellie Prince. Sorrel Rose. J H. Barnes AND Rosy
Nom also ran
Sixth Race mile Dick Furber 30 lwilker-
soul, II TO and to 5, won. thlers, l0l tMcGnnl.
n and to second Ms. Loretta. ai Cfansoml.
thlrd. lime soi, star Cotton, Eugene s. Phi
c.as, IAfe1go. and Pauline J also ran
The sun., 1900-12-16

Johnny Dunn. manager Of Matty Matthews
Tn" welterweiGht champion. announced
yesterday that Matthews would appear
with Bob Fitzsimmonss protece Jimmy
Handler, at the Hart benefit on next
Tuesday A match has also been arranged
between two aspiring wrestlers that will
probably arouse as much interest as the con-
tests on the mat In which Ernest Roeber
Jim Jcrries Paul Pons. Hugh Leonard.
George Both and the Irish giant will take
part The contestants will be Gustav Est.l
Of Vienna. now the head barkeeper at Leg
gets Hotel who has frequently offered
tn stay fifteen minutes with Ernest Rooher
and Frederick Nohl. Of 2uricI. Switzerland
M. orlrfrvc' II ~. Arrericnn Loo Compnny
The friends Of the harkoeper and the ice
man have been nj odds IA 20 the ability of
The two men and bis bets have already been
made on the result Of tho match
Tho show will provide an opportunity
for the patrons oi sport to decide the vexed
question Of who Is the champion announcer
.'ohun" Dunn. Fred Burns, Charley Harvey,
Pot, pr"Ly and Joe Humphreys have
al voluit 'rr"d their services Sparrow"
Robert 4nu, the stage manage, intends TO put
them on Alternately. so that the spectators
may be able to judge for themselves as TO
Witch is entitled '" the palm.
The sun., 1900-12-16

ty faut. men who we're doing n 90 ofthe work
fof, thelt partners The only team. then "
~ were ksssr and Rysot and slrpar spd
tou9olu Mcfarland wps very much 70 the
tad Pierce va. lsdcd frcdcrlct. vss weatt,
yesterday, afternoon Mcracheru looked the
nhrs, h, gh Simaf sccopd ka.ct .,,,,s nnx ,sim snn
looked greatly pinched In tho lace and he
sclel WIN the nctvousnesa that par,ially
basil Tor T. but hero i n""GRins very terrible
21 a" i"G'''Ha o Scys. sG% the use a day hys1s sGs
., %.n. some favor n!ifosIyssiln.' 9,h.It,..
one, usc and what his methods are some
begin 70 give drug. 10 tonic doscs the nrst
or fourth day. Nearly all the riders practi.
callv live and ride on stimuli nts They could
NJ, lose their sleep and break records II they
Tho word dope" l., however. misleading
inI mn1Iy d Minds The drug, are admni,tercd
" 'Sc sG Rp ." srycSmne 81 sE%I ""5 c.h e's of
grain ut riiruglvCcrine. for example. tumu-
intiv"ly 'his has it, effect upon tho riders.
contestants who drop ont although dead
ours 90 far Hs the race i concerned need
only rest The men riding on the last DAY
AZ 2 man who has been up nj! night and beer
taking stimuanl. They are excitable. irri-
table, un,Teasonahle and weary and when not
sustained by fresh dose OF stinulant. or
The excitement OF struggle. thev will stasser
,s' ss'E result s ;s ss. ~: :s s.s.s s
srry ssa 'RssAS viii HlhSs6 .s; :pssdi tsSS
rsces' Is the query that many have made
Fixes Is about 22 years old. and this 10 his
second siI.day race. The fact that he broke
riding in his Arr. long race. would seem to
indicate that such a contest !s far from being
fatal 20 mans athletic prowess.
Nctachern. who IL only 20 years old was
In last years race 20 the finish and yet was
as s,r9ns as any Of the men in thIs wars
2% aa sanS %p se' a Ep ss sea
AZ such game These facts seem TO show
thlt whatever drpgsIps is done 4. not very
been much harder race on the men than
any other. even In the old days when Il was
every rG1Ir MHn FOR hir,seI seI ,,
physiQue eau travel all day II he can regulate
his race to suit himself but give him a man
g follow. Iho rcdals mile or two more an
nLt TO end inside ~ an hour This exrlans
s whst nap nhopnened n the race this yeor Miller
an TnSr sHs sta4ci sed' bt and rsfs ns oi
by the racc Miller might have been equal
To nm average Of eighteen miles an hour for
an hour for four hours He fcil bohnd
at the end Of the third hour and quit inside Of
AltcCether. It was a remarkable race. al
though the riders were behind the records
NJ the finish. All worlds 4 cures were broken
w to 9nd Including the ffty-ilrst hour, but
stand It. Ore Of the wonderful features Of
Il vas that the, "sprintcrs" las,el while the
"plucgers" fell by the wavsdo
n -aEf fAr la