New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
NO LICENSE FOR SPENCER.
STEWARDS MEET AND ACT UPON THE
NAMES OF CERTAIN JOCKEYS
AND TRAINERS.

An important meeting Of the stewards of the
Jockey Club was held offices in Fifth-ave
Yesterday afternoon. Besides naming the officials
who will act at several of the coming meetings.
licenses were granted to many jockeys and trainers
There has been considerable speculation regarding
what action the stewards would take respecting
Spencer. the jockey, who made application for
reinstatement, as he wished to go TO England to
ride for Edward Corrigan this year. While no Of
fcal information given out last night relative
10 SPENCER il was inferred by those in a position
TO know that the absence of Spencers name from
the list Of jockeys would indicate that that jockey
was still in bad standing with the club. and that
spencer's contemplated trip to England would have
10 be deferred. Spencer acted as one of the time
keepers at the Yale Brown hockey game at the St
Nicholas Rink last night. and when questioned said
that he had not heard what action the stewards
had taken in his case
The stewards present were August Belmont j.
H Bradford, F r. Hitchcock H. X Knapp
Andrew Miller and F X. Sturgis. The following
list of officials appointed for the spring meeting of
the Washington Jockey Club approved: Stew
ards. s. Rowland. Samuel Ross and Jesse
Brown; judge, Clarence Mcdowell; Handicapped, w
S. Vosburgh starter, Mars Cassidy; paddock
Judge. J. L. Hall; timer ". H. Barretto and clerk
Of the course and scales, H. G. Crickmore
The following list of officials appointed for the
Queens County Jockey Club spring meeting was
approved: Handicapper. w. S. Vosburgh; starter
Mars Cassidy; judge. Clarence Mcdowell; clerk of
j. Il
Hall and timer. W H. Barretto.
u. s. Eosburgh appointed official steward to
represent the Jockey Club at the Queens County
Jockey Club spring meeting. Thomas Heffner was
reinstated TO all privileges under the rules.
The following licenses were granted:
Jockeys-William Brennan. Alonzo Clayton NJ
DAILY. John Dorsey, Louis Enton. H. Evans, George
Frash. E Hewitt. A Hewitt. ]. Hothersan Fred
MpeTm0i MART Martin M Mcaes L N Mes II Ta Is
andrew Mi1deT, w W Pickering; ]. Ryan; J.
Van Keuren, G. Weiss, George Wade and ]. P. Neu-
Trainer-John Adkins Charles Anderson. NJ. NJ
Bailey B. J. Bowens, C. Butter Frank Brown. NJ
Garrett. Frank Bray. ". NJ. Barrick, Ralph Black
Matthew Byrnes, John Birmingham. John F. Bar
Chandler, T. F. Coles. John f. Cook NJ. DAILY ".
Donohue, c. H. Deakin. Frederick De Ruiz. r. c.
Edward Feakes. Frederick Farrell James Frayling
II. Flppen, z. H Garrison. A j. Goldsborough
F A. Hart. James Hogan, Michael Hogan. Robert
nan Walter House, z. II. Hanna. z. W. Heffner
Adam Hyslop. ]. J. Hyland. Henry Harris Nich9-
las Hogencamp G F. Hlll g. E: Hill if1I1aIs Ta1mas J.
Heating. James Kneale. William Lewis, Llewellyn
LLOYD William Lakeland, Richard Loud. stephen
James " Lucky. NJ j. Lynch. j. H. McS ornick'
Frank McCabe ". T. McGivney. j. H McAvoy,
1 MeEadden Thomas p NANNY i; l;,lr NJ Mason
Madden Cornelius Mack. William r. Mi1sley
Charles OK. Waldo olney. F. a osborne, Edward
William Viii sennett Peter stier David Sloan. Luke
Tuy Gynn T9mpkns Charles d,ap TaF'er 5ass
Henry Warnke jr:. P WINNER; waiter 3 WY
burn, Jeter Walden. Barry D WOOD. Inomas
Thomas Green, G. V. Jennings and William Jen-
rags.