The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-12
TEAM NO.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
NOTES IN GENERAL.

For Freedom, the great coursing hound,
with worldwide reputation, is dead. The
dog was valued al $4,000.
A team of Edgewood players recently
defeated the Auburn grammar school
team on the Auburn grounds. The game
was very exciting and brilliant runs were
feature. In this respect Gardner of
Edgewood and Bushnell OF the Auburn
team excelled.
There was a large crowd of buyers at
the Upton thoroughbred sale OF stations,
brood mares and yearlings at Lexington.
Ky. yesterday. Seventy head sold for
$57. $50.
BY reason Of the magnificent goal tend
ing OF Mallory the Clintons were white
washed at roller polo by Portland last
night although the visitors only scored
twice. Attendance 500. Score: Portland, ?.
Clinton. o.
Plymouth met her first defeat at polo.
at the hands OF the Lawrence team last
night. The game was close and interest
ing Attendance 500. The score: Lawrence,
3: Plymouth. :.
Lewiston was defeated at polo last night
by Lowell by the score of 10 !. The home
team was a bit outclsssed but put up
plucky game. Lewiston was given it's only
goal on a foul I'm the place period. Pierce
OF the Lowels was by far the star player
OF the evening. Lewis and Fox also did
good work for the visitors? For the home
team McGilvary and Mercer put up the
best game. Attendance S1.
The fall meeting of the Washington, ID.
c., Jockey club, the last meeting 10 be
held this season under the Jockey club. in
the East, began at Jennings track yes
terday. but IL failed 10 come up To
expectations in many waysTo begin with,
the track was not i'm shape for the open
fit for occupancy. The most disappointing
part of the whole AFFAIR was the attend
ance. for although the weather cond-
tons were perfect, the Washingtonians
failed TO respond literally. and the result
was a poor attendance made up chiefA
of New Workers. The fourth event. known
as the Grandstand Handicap was the
leading event OF the day and eight ran.
knight of Rhodes and Unmasked were
equal chances. but the former received
the stronger support. and went to the post
favorite. The Amazon was we'll backed
and she was the winner.
G. T. CBob) Dunnell. the American jock
ey and trainer has been disqualified for
life by Jockey club OF Paris on the ground
that he deliberately remained at the post
at ST Cloud oct N, when he rode Lon
dres in the Prix de Marly-le- Roi.
Another bowftffT4 4eaftfe te- bel known as
the City Bowling League is 10 be organ-
ized this week In Pawtucket. Five clubs
have already enrolled and meeting win
be held tomorrow evening TO perfect the
organization.
Mathis OF Portland promises 10 make
even n better thing out of polo than he
did out OF his champion baseball team.
AL Weinig and Mike Schreck OF Cincin-
natl have been matched to box at Cincin-
natl Nov. a.
Young Grino and Ole Olson have been
81 81. 80
OF this month
Twin sullivan writes that he will meet
O'Rourke and bet him 5000 on the side II
they ever meet again Sullivan Will bo a
big favorite.
Con Sheehan the light heavyweight
who arrived at san Francisco recently
| from Honolulu. was tried out the other
| day and made a good impression.
Tut Ryan. the Australian. who was de-
feated by Gus Rubin at New orleans In
| 1897. was defeated in seven rounds by BIN
| Doherty al Melbourne recently. The bout
| had a suspicious look.
owen Kenncv. matchmaker Of the Man
chester club, is thinking seriously OF can
| ceiling the match between Watson and
! O O'Rourke. as there ~ such n difference In
! their weights that it will be an unsatis-
| factory bout.
Bobby Walthour. the champion cyclist.
4 Is defendant iu an action OF contract.
| brought BY Albert : Smith Of Waltham.
| who claims that Walthour made a con-
| tract with him and that he afterwards
| violated the agreement Smith. In his dec
| laration. alleges that be and Walthour en-
| tered into an agreement of cOpartnership
| on March l3 1901. iu which They were to
| share equally tho profits and losses rs
| sulting from Walthour's bicycle races.
| Smith claims 10 have advanced xii,. ~ for
expenses. lie further AYERS tha Nslthour
entered races and received th. proceeds
anu failed 10 divide with his manager ON
| ApfIf Vafru1ir sccofattfs Smith :
allegations. fsfus@d 20 continue the Co
| psrtnershiy This season seems % be prot
/ table ln lawsuits among cyclsts and their
| managers Jimmy Michael is party io
! an action brought against him some timo
/ aun h, his futmDr manager william =.
| Bad.