The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-17

hood OF Mr.. Vanderbilt winning. and says
Ellesmere Is exactly like the Futurity
winner Yankee, except for being brown.
while Yankee is a bay. Both colts are by
Hanover. Mr.. Vanderbilt's horses are be
ing trained by Eddie Hughes. Buchanan
Will positively ride again this year for MIR.
Vanderbilt.
The Wanderers OF Pawtucket will play
with the Pocassets In the New England
Football League series at Fall River to
morrow.
In a game OF basket ball between No.
team Bristol, and Brown University, at
the Y. M. G. A. building. the Bristol team
won by a score of 4s TO 49, The defonce
of the Bristol team was feature.
Fred Eames, the champion billiardist OF
New England. who went 70 Denver some
weeks ago for the benefit of his health
Is now the billiard instructor at the Den
yer A. A. His health has improved 50
much that he is thinking of returning to
Boston.
J. C. Kennedy and r. r. Powers. the
promoters OF slx-day cycle races and 9th
er sporting events, have been fined $22,-
1858 for contempt OF court by Justice
C1pAN VI the supreme touIls ne SUM
covers the profits OF the siX-day race held
I'm Madison Square Garden In December.
1900, and costs and disbursements In the
injunction brought by W. A. Brady, who
claimed partnership with Kennedy and
Powers. TO prevent them from dividing
these profits. The courts ordered the
profits to be deposited i'm its care and the
failure OF the defendants 10 obey resulted
In the fine.
Secretary Wilson OF the Kentucky Trot-
ting Horse Breeders association today
stnt kilograms 20 Thomas W. Lawson
and =. T.. smathers, making bid for
either the Boralma-Lord Derby or Bor
alma-The Abbot match race for that
track. The induoement was not stipu-
lated In the message, but will receive
attention later.
The l5-round bout between Martin Fla
herty OF Lowell and Arthur Cote. pulled
OF at the Lewiston Athletic club rooms
last night, was declared "a draw. Fla
hertz showed the most science. but Cotc's
powers OF endurance and hard punches
kept the battle about even. Both men
were apparently IN good condition at the
close of the last round.
J. W s, Oddie. secretary OF the New
York Yacht club since 1859. died at his
residence In that city yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Odie had been Ill for about
two weeks of kidney trouble. He was
born in 1875. He came OF sturdy English
and German stock and to the efforts OF
his grandfather in a great measure the
peopfe OF New York city are indebted for
the Cruton water supply He II was, in
deed, who originated the scheme. and as
president of the Croton water board
planned the great work. Not yachtsmar
in this country but will be deeply grlevec
when he learns OF the death or Mr.. Oddit
and scarcely less will be the regret felt IN
yachting circles across the water.
Worlds records are being broken every
hour at the six days bicycle race on the
l2-lap track at the Second regiment ar
mory. Philadelphia Records began To
40 by the board at the 18th hour last
night. and at the close OF tonights ridinG
the four leading teams were IL 3-5 miles
ahead OF the worlds best figures for 90
hours on n 12-lap indoor track. Nc
Gougoltz and Wilson and Leander and
Rutz continued in the lead. and the other
three teams are within easy striking dis
tance. The wonder OF the contest Is Gou-
goltz Notwithstanding his eight hours
OF hard riding Wednesday, he was on the
track for seven hours yesterday HIS
partner. Wilson, is not well enough to
stand the fast pace set by the other
leaders Hatfield, who broke his collar
bone Wednesday night, and Free man.
who badly wrenched his shoulder in the
same mix-up. were each on the track
about an hour during the day. The four
leading teams covered lea miles during
the entire eight hours of yesterdays rae
ing. The score at the close of the race
last night was. McEachern and Mon
roe 677: Freeman and Mayo, 6I1; Gou--
goltz and Wilson. ca: Leander and Rutz.
677; Chevalier and Fisher, 676-l1: Hat
field and King. 500; Mueller and Bar