The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-08

Rule p, Section (a) before the word "or," are inserted the words at least ten wards" That is. a man touching the and thus putting 1t in play py kick. must kick it at least ten yards
 Rule 25 to Secton ta) was added the clause providing that the referee snail make a .ignnl with his hand when team is trvI 1g for goal Immediately upon the touching oi the ball to the ground. This has ba. 1the custom Of ofnciais Tor
 Rule B, Section (d), paragraph ?, the words lis attempting to- were changed that the the officiap % should judge when there was real chance of a man making fair catch. ,...
 Rule s. Section dx,. has been altered so, as to make the rule broader and make it apply to any kind of unsportsmanilke conduct not elsewhere provided for;
 This completes the list of alterations. and, as will he seen, there is very little that affects the play directly.
 The superb results attained from crosses of Allmont and Mambrino king blood have never been cXempnned oet- ter than in th. case of the great trotter- Lord -Derby-that Ed Geers has devel, ned. rna great performance at Hartiord during the past week when & he 0eiea,ea maea of last year and in fact all his other raccs c in the shade. W then the telegram in me Advertiser told of Geers having 10 orive Lord Derby out to save his distance m the second head a Montgomery gentleman who was at the track in Lexington last October when Boralnna beat Lord Derby, said: T don't think. i ever saw sucn driving or such a burst of speed as Gecrs and Lord Derby showed in that first heat. It was the Transylvanla 1rn just as they got away for the first neat Star mixed up and both went town. sui- kies drivers and horses in neap. .Vesrs was just behind the two with Lord Derby and he was forced to pull up shoct 70 had driven around the wreck the field was 90 far in front of him that 1t was a question if he could get rear enonsn & at uo them to save his distance Geers set sail for the flying leaders. however, ana I never expect again to see such speed-, the horse bravely answered his eNsry caIl and fairly eat up distance: ms H32ts 1ti, pounding the groa,n,d mo, Titn ns,on une maabIneg and he heat the flag"
 And this is tke man whom MT. ketcn- um declined to fase his stallion Cresceus against last week-canl he he afraid or Geers and The Abbott?
 The record of Lawson's horse last yeaS is well known to Montgomerians. ana until the other day in Hartford ne was unpeaten this wear.
 This season he started twice, at De- troit and Readville and won both races, trotting the final heat in each race m 2:07 1-4 with perfect ease; On seVerai oN casions in his work circuiters have timed Roralma a half in one minute nat. Horse men in talking about Boralma generally wind up by saying: NO one knows now fast Lawsons horse is as yet. ...,,
 Lord Derby (2:06 1-D is in fine fettle and has started twice this year. He won inc free-for-all at Brighton Beacn. where he defeated. among others, Charley Herr I9.07). the time of his last heat being 9.o9 1-4 The track was heavy the day of inc race, which accounts for the slow time. Ills next start was at keadvtile against Cresceus. His showing in the race with the champion was up to ex- 'nectations, and horsemen have expressed an opinion that the Mambrino King geld ing can step a mile around 2:O5.
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