Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-25
which she won in 2.31A shortly after win
ming a two-in-three event and taking rec
ord of 14A

which she won in 2.31A shortly after win
ming -two-in-three event and taking rec
ord of 14A
James Mace, the former amateur cham
pion lightweight of Pennsylvania, has been
matched with George KraH to box at the
Quaker City Athletic Club of Philadelphia
tonight They will go six rounds at 1875
pounds Three other bouts between good
men will precede the star bout.
Jack Joyner has sold his interest in the
youngsters, Pittacus, Pagus and Rene, to
George Forbes. ]. E. Hubinger, the Hart
ford trotting man, Is a half owner Of the
horses They viii be trained by VIII Smith
in the future. Joyner's entire time VIII be
devoted to the stable of James b. Haggin
If Benny Yanger, the Chicago feather
weight, is successful in his tight with Kid
Herman, whom he meets the American
Athletic Club of Chicago, tonight, he may
go to England and take on Ben Jordan, the
Sporting Club. This Is the match that was
offered to Terry McGoeerh at 122 pounds.
A well known owner has received letter
from the stewards Of the Jockey Club ask.
the money owed him by the Buffalo Racing
Association which would seem to indicate
that the stewards intend to make the Buff
faIo people meet all of their obligations or
forfeit right to a future license.
John Mackey of Rancho del Paso has
leased the Monument ranch, near Sacra-
mento, until recently tenanted by the thor
oughbred horses Of Ed Corrigan. The Cor
rigan lease had two years tofrun. 1t is ru-
mored that Mr. Mackey will go into breed
ing on his own hook shortly, and that this
Is the first step toward his retirement from
Mr.. Haggin's service, in which he has been
for about thirty years. = =----
John Piening, the butcher boy, and Jim
Parr, the champion of England, have been
practically matched to Wrestle at mixed
style, the contest to take place In Buffalo
after the Graeco-Roman champion has tried
conclusions with Tom Jenkins. Piening
will find plenty of backing to defeat the lat
ter If he manages to give Bothner ms
ouietus within the stipulated time at the
Grand Central Palace next Friday night
under catch-as-catch-can rules, says the
New York American.
Willie Brennan, the jockey, VINO Is fast
getting too heavy to ride, expects to branch
out as an owner next year AS beginning
in this line he purchased Bernard from
Frank Taylor. Bernard ran in the name OIL
James Brennan. the boys father, Noyem-
Der 10. Next season Brennan hopes 10 nave
a fair sort of a stable. He will give up Fld-
ing and devote his time to the handling or
his own horses under the eye of Fred Bur
lew, who will give the youngster points In
fitting his horses.
t p Hayes, the noted turfman who
gained national fame as the leader In the
fight made against the Western Jockey
Club by turfmen who desired TO race -n men
horses over outlaWed tracks two years ago,
is in Lexington. He went to Lexington
from Chicago to look over his yearlings at
Beaumont Farm and to install the FOUR
yeaf-OlQ mare AlSle M, d uduSute VI hheiit
over, in the stud to be bred to Ornament
Mr. Hayes has some fifteen yearlings that
he will have broken and will race as Two
year-olds next season
Ed Geers insists that the fastest trotter
he has ever driven Is the black stallion
Lord of the Manor, brother to the cham
pion PAGER Lady of the Manor, 2O4A. by
Mambrino King, dam Princess Chlmes,
220, by Chimes He says he Is the only
trotter he ever saw that could outbrush the
PAGER Robert j., 2.01k, when that morse
was at his best. On the way east the black
colt met with an accident, which spoiled his
temper. and he would never after trot Iast,
and although every method known was
tried to get him to train kindly again, none
proved successful.
A movement Is on foot to revive trotttng
races at Louisville, KY. The plan Is to or.
ganize a driving club and secure control OF
the Douglas track in time to give meet.
ing there next fall. The appointments at
this track are comparatively new and fifst-
class, and the track itself Is one OF the best
in the country. 1t is said that J. l.. Drulen
of Bardstown KY. owner OF onward on-
YER 2.08, is one of the movers in the enter,
price. The driving club will be composed
of gentlemen of the highest standing, VINO
will see to 1t that the racing is OF grano
circuit order.