The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-21
THE NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
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 tween them certainly seem to hold the field. Faora Pomona also appears to have a chance with the price of ad- mission against that i,cS cSup1s pnsunSs netser than Talpa, but the latter is daugh- ter of that grand old race mare, "a. talpa, and when they begin to go over may Reverse the verdict of her stable companion, The Commander, the Cax- ton. four 3-year-old maidens by The Commoner, and four youngsters or the same sire complete the stable.
 Estrada Palma. out of Raining Dew. (fuIl sister to the great handicap horse John Bright) is a splendid looking coit and especially well thought or oy n.s lilies, are The Crisis, q beautiful mare out of Ilmarinen, half-sister to Jonn Bright; Both of these ,.h llies tSs are record cd of The Commoner's get last year be- be- fore one, Talbott Bros. certainty ap- pear to hold a very serong hand m tne Western racing game with Inree 'e, Xian. a-IIale and Monarka alone would seem pretty well heeled for most any kino ! of conrany but in addition 10 tnsSe tn. young Kentuckian mas r1nids s'ms that are even a good looking lot for nm 10 naSr. nr, | nament. the property of William K van- nuto', nut colt by imp. Candlemus out of Rraceeirdle. and the Sir Dixon colt out of aKnawha are both especially attrac- | five in appearance. The Rlval nus ,;. veloped and grown into ,ats . very his initial annearance at the Memphis meeting The King Bee of the stable, the rhv nsr, aided Adonis of of. the hsrade st the local meeting @ except in morning gallops. He is in the other Western Deroies am will surely be keen contender iUr a of them with fair racing iusk, Al ,,srv Mcdowell lot seem to be doing very Sam Hildreth, the John E. Madden Of the Western turf. has a splendid coIiecs tion of older horses. ana ana al tontea ah Nc. Me- Chesney. The 3-year-old son of MacouI has furnished and grown into s'. mvst acceptable looking horse ana VIII aouu.- o- less prove most "se,T, s,ch f competent hands as Hildreths one does not reel Justified in expecting such lmproven;u.te .o in form as would bring McChesney ihoo incn heinz equal. Waring, St. Marcos Eederai. The Lady, Rolling Boer, vui- cain, Telamon and other lesser nfnas hsrs anr a hard one to beat. The stable Will v he well trained and well ridden TOT | sam will have the best boy he can get. get, probably Bullman. Hiidretn IS sanop p ing a jumper out of him, as he resur- | rected old Cesarion from the deau ai ;. | ter several seasons in retirement, ,.t. F. would be no surprise to see ,, ,hr h,rdier | while Suburban winner crack HUI iu'e | during the coming season. ;,
 Tichenor & Co.,, whose horses are 1T, charge of Bishop Poole, nave Csm. very useful horses ard in ASmonition, Sawlani be- uidas several youngsters for which high nrices were paid and much IS expecte4f, for Pat Dunne Is here with stapie; Io' the most part r'ade up or I-yeaI ys',aI fr;m
 Louis Ezell Is a recent arri'"'
 Inhn Fay has turned up as his tanner of stable of some four ,ms 1r mse r9vi r1vins e among t them fair HSmsef sort of s-yea: ,ole. and cnit bv Ornament out or ouise. . named r sheriff Bell, which is bele|ed 10 he something more than eommohpiatee teve ronMt,onsa neslus the the local meeting will h,.s vs nm its usual coterie that has H.'ru ',. .sa aud raced here every year Tor s.rie seasons @ ,,ycs W. H Jske May MMssSisin. M sHn tn" W L. ., VIII Eantain BunbuIy and others:
 Lanss rt.a,.s ,s no effort made to give the progress Of training except ps 60 oco.dition tc gspera, sorssn comment miies eh are s,:ng mcd of v,ere the aUeSt from i:4s i-2 to 1:So and and i III any s,~hths from 0:37 to O:39 lne fastest work done by 2-year-oio ,ipe,v up date was that of w: L' This miss has stenped three-eighthes in e;So i-I t',.t ant as | Q sure winner. There are otneIS tSroas nromising and the signs oi ,,Ssn une inc are that all will De .;I~ reau;S "n March lag falls to open the meetins o" | 31.
 ur.rr Wilson is not the only Montgott,,- .,, cry boy who will be par. Is R,,i 1" stickney ern err, Leas G ene of the umpires. The umpire staff will be: ,,,or, Ind
 | K Johnstone, Memphis. Ienh'
 Charles Ghio. St. Louis, MO. .,o
 ,x1;11;an, Stickney, Montgomery, Ala. l..
 1ha 1rst two named were umpires III ,l the southern League last year at tbem seiatnd in a large number of games and made an excellent record
 rho Falcons reorganized their baseball team at an enthusiastic meeting heio a' their club rooms last night. Joseph pee man was elected manager and Theooort | Iobman, captain. New suHs or an ~ | tractiye color are now being made TOT tnt tnt team. and 1t is expected that prac.'ee W., hegin by the early part of next week | Several new men have been added to tne already good list of players from iss season, and the lovers of baseball can b' assured Of some eAceileliN SoiiAOS ""A '''s the coming season.
 On Monday night will be played the hrs exhibition game of basket ball ever wit messed in Montgomery, the contestlnt teams being picked team from the M. C. A. basket ball league and the Mon tala Basket Ball Club. Neither Of these teams have played the game for over { | month but those who have previoasl! witnessed games of basket ball state tha they cover ground in veteran manner
 The game was introd iced into Mont gomery little over a month ago but there are now at least thirty men who are rap, idly becoming experts in the game anc their numbers are being added to daily
 During the month of April there will be a series of games. played in the M. C. A. gymnasium, between four pick ed teams who nave formed themselve into league. The team winning the most games during the month will h rendered a banquet at the end or tn month by the losing aggregations. An other feature of this series of games VII be relay races. between the contestants each race counting up in the per centag' column.
 A large number of business and profes sional men are also taking a big interes in the game and league of three team: has been formed in their class, subJec tA the above mentioned rules.
 The game Monday night will perhaps be the fastest of this season. on accoun of a hot rivalry existing between the con testants. They have met informally sev eral times with varying results and ther' are no prophesis as to the winner of thu game.