The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
ENGLISH SPORTING GOSSIP.
tara,el Remarkable Two-N ear.Old
Worlds Record tor IBnr Ifting.

English turt NriterS ar" unanimous ~ their
praise Of the tvo-vear-old nlly Caravrl. and
a. size will br seen in all the big three year old
events including the Derhv aud Oak.. next
year the fact is significant Just nov tar1v"l
belongs TO John GubhuS. owner Of Ard
patrick. this years Derby winner. and comes
OF rca! biu' ribbon stock She l. by Pioneer
| out of Kendall mare, the latter a half brother
to Ormond and >lr" Of GHlt"' Nor. winner
| Of IA. 1897 Derby Not alone has IA" palm
been awarded to Carav"l for the present
season. but those who ar" competent e. speak
say that III" l., the most powerful two-y'ar-
old animal seen OF the IN gl-h turf ~ many
wears \ br sht bay. .he stand 10 hands and
has tremendous -trld.ug power tlTaNcl~
first introduction Ia th" public occurred ~
Hurst Park where >ho Won som" ~ = / stake,
in the carly part OF the season Ter worH
IA the club Two ycqr-oli a. Windsor ~ once.
attracted attention. and this was followed
mp hv a decisive win in the Dutch Mlc Nursery
in fr-t-cla,- company B,u Ia" dt.hlug
MY met her first defeat IN NJ" boWur Nursery
At Liverpool only after 81" had been liter
allv weighted to the ground Cdrrriug ~"
Ncl''r burden ~ III pounds. 81" Wa Joint
iaNori'" with ~ Nal-jou. tn whom ~. Wns
,orceIirg forty-iuur pounds Lord STAN
l.y's Wood Sorrcl to whom CHraVol crnccded
ihirty-'hrgc pounds. won 81 Wll-ton was
second and Part Malt. who vas IA r"colp, ct
twenty one pounds. third and ,a-ts"l fourth
about four lengths covered jho four hor-..
NorunGton otnnJn had th" uosur on
,drav"l
The american game of pushhilI J., daily
Ne,omire more popular in England AID las
even Lately found IT. way into - utIiud
l.trle more than a week ago there WAS an inter
national match bet America and Eng. M
at Celtic Park. Glasg ow. IN IL" presence of
large cen curse cr spectator, m" ball
used was about Ave feet IN diam tor and the
teams were imposed of 81 ght men n ~,dr
During the first half Of the game the English
men were aided ny a strong wind. coii..,-
dupntlv play was wholly combined 80 "a.
Americans half Of the Held Toward hlf
tim" the fngu-hn"n scored Q goal Fifteen
iuiI ut-- after changes oI sides th" Americans
scored soal and iiv" minutes later they
got another goal, n" result flal being ia
favor Of An erica by two golls to ono
Tho london go Brighton road WALK has,
- seems, nov h"oon" a universal "nbsctiN"
feat for IugIshmen, and on ol I'll" l,'".t
to ESSAY tho task was ] N"v"lli. g hotel
owner at brighton Nc undertook to cover
'he ground Ia tho reverse direction, that -
f,o'I Brighton to- London end back l,a ..
rilc- in less than rv"rty.f"ur hours Ne
coup1n"d 10y IN aut"m"hiI" ana a 'nup'" Of
irirMis W.. walks, sttI'c =, at a brisk pace
toward AbourEr aud theme" 10 to!on"y
and through trIwlry Nothing f not"
happened until after passing lie Hey, when he
pedestrian. ran INTO . dense log 4ud he
Chauffeur had 10 g. in front and climb III"
finger posts To- ma OUT the way. TINS tat"
Of .s.,ars continued Tor tire" miles, when,
on irving 10 jump out OF tie way 81 passing
auto Novelli slipped on the roadside a. q fell
on reganiug his feet it vas found that his
ankle WAS badly sprarhrd, bat he d'oldcd to
smhle o. for few miles and Try To- walk
II 81 H. partially sncCcC TED. bnt th" 20;
grew worse 80 that u halt had TO b" made ~
Hedhill on the return journey nothing Of
note occurred bur II Crawl"y N"I"lii nd
Ta erGS" B s' hs grew Very WEAK '' "d
stopped repeatedly until Brighton va,
reached Novcll made the -Iartng point
tour minutes behind the stipulated time
thus making the tourney In u hours minutes
IN" record for the walk i II hours 80 minutes
A. a rule English ~portsmcn fight shy OF
fore sn tads and ,auci@- aud especially it II -
an American innovation. iloW"y't, on" ing
ity among the amateur golfers, and that j. he
new rolr bail lhI~ chang" Of continent may
be- attributed principally To Premier Balionr
" no pu' his seal OF approval on the htt!"
sphere from Nankccland OF course. a host
adhere con ~"rvatiy'ly To tn" Older form OF
ball amt among thoSr ar" Old Blue who
aSpcuni~ himself ~ follow ON the subject.
Anything said 10y ia" Premier on IA" sub
iec, OF golf must of cour~" hr received with
respect Ito j. nothing If not thorough In all
hi- undertakings. ard nov knows the caWr
Of coll from Anha to OMEGA ON IL" much
however | must with numerous others beg
10 diner him A. 4 matter oi fact. cam
STANDARDIZATION Of tho imll'm'ut> u~d m
golf should hr mad" In all sorts of game 4
contest on equal terms l. IN" ideal IN,
being so, how about the new American golf
hall, which threatens To max" golf impossible
for poor mem It. partial adopt ion i unfair.
it universal adoption cannot ro-~lhlr lfu-
prove the game | have no wish TO uuihhlc.
but II sport j. to remain truly national .om"
sort Of restrict ions ~ IN" direction nlurd ar"
imperative In COLI TOR instance. i : nrc"~-
sarv that the paraphornalia OF that sport
should not BE- ~ oNcrdevelop"d a. 10 20
beyond the means of men of mod"rat" in
comes In short, in the best interest OF
sport II i Altogether necessary that no t"chul-
cal advantage shall b" sought
Cros,-'oun,rv runners arr now in their
glory and the most important fixture within
sight L. the annual ini'rNafNitN match he
tween oxford and timhrdg" ola Dee II
The colr~" viii b." seven and on"-i ~ miles,
specially selected by the Thames Hare AID
Hound, club. who viii alt""d to The trail
having and other miner details m" starr
and fri-n will b" AZ Rochamptou
/ \ Dawson, who won last year, Will rot
run thus tim" Tor oxford and i seems possible
that Cambridge may hav" the services of
& + Pumphr"y TIA" int"rvarsIty winner al
1907 aud 1889. ms Well r. " " Oregon. 80
u 1np"ars - IL the lgh, blues should carry
N tho event T. the annual match against
the Rnnnla.h Harri"r> Cambridge won 10y
I T. Cruhn OF the Hammcr.mih Worst
for bar h"ll lifting At C4n""r, given bv tho
south l. ling triCk"t club With comparl-
tive car.,' h" lifted 2Nl pounds, beating the
f"rin,r record Of $50 pounds made 10y lanCa--
RI" la,kply Kcnr"l-, owned by \ T.
Butl"r, tho noted exhibitor, has been sold
tlc owner having ,"in'd an "Nrcdtion t.
ct was Faskally Bragg a dual winner Of
tho Kennel club championships o''"rcd for ~.
c"llcnc., OF "a" hcld md on tn" bench
col M"'alWont refused al ti"r Of $50 .ouu
for - Mac"u Recently NE -nId that twice
thai nGur" would not PA chase the auu OF
~ Simon.