Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-21
General Sporting Notes.

1aie and Harvard will meet In an inter-
collegiate championship hockey match at
the st. Nicholas Rink. New York, tonight
Green b. Morris yesterday declared SOM
orero and Cunard out of the Suburban
handicap Both colts are now CHARTERED at
the lngleside track. San Francisco.
Inc University of Pennsylvania basket
ball team was defeated Thursday night at
SScnenectady, N. Y, by the Washington
Continentals. by a score Of Is to IA.
oo Gfover cleveland Fuller, who Is under
sullivan, Is now In the lead of the riders at
New Orleans His employer has set SIS 600
as the price Of his services to a turfman
VINO wanted to retain him.
Tommy Ryan intends to visit England
again this summer This is an official dec
laration that he is not going to make q
match with Philadelphia Jack O'Brien.
which have wintered at Garnett, s.. e.. are
reported by their trainer. John j. Hyiand.
10 De IN excellent condition. and contin-
gent WIN be raced at the Benning meeting
Joe Cans Is looking for matches in every
direction. He has challenged the winner Of
the bout between Matty Matthews and Tom
Couhig, which takes place next Monday
Pierre Lorillard has nine horses in train
ing Tor 19OS, under the care Of Fred Bar
lew, who also trains for Newton Beuutne-
ton Royal is the latter's Suburban candi-
Willie Fitzgerald, the Brooklyn light
weight, has made Frank Erne an offer to
oox MIN at 13o pounds. He says Erne can
name all the conditions, and that he will
make as big side bet as Erne desires
Because Of ownership being in the name
OF j. r. Gardner, who figured very promi-
nently In the recent ttget-rich-auick" expo
sures. 1t is said that the racers Early Eve
and Rossel Garth will be disqualified by the
Washington Jockey Club.
Il. w. Walden & Sons have at Middle.
burg, Md. large stable of racers in their
charge, the property of themselves and
Henry T. Oxnard. the beet sugar magnate.
The horses will race at the Benning meet
ing.
Ten more entries for the Excelsior handi-
cap-"Tim" Sullivan's early attraction for
his Jamaica track-were received yester-
day The total number Of nominations is
wealthy Memphis brewer, sent five
Five of the leading millionaire automobile
owners today have s. 500,e00 worth of ma
chines-hfty in all-in their stables. They
are John Jacob Aston, Charles Sehwab JEFF
ferson Seligman, George Gould and w. K.
Vanderbilt, jr.
Great interest is being taken in San Fran
cisco in the Young Corbett- Eddie Hanlon
fight, which takes place February q. Cor
bett has made himself very popular among
the Frisco sports, and Hanlon has large
following there who are proud Of his boxing
ability.
Robert Bradley. In a skech of his career,
as furnished to the Turf, Field and Farm
says that he has been twenty-five years on
ages
and about $500 acres of land in Virginia, at
Greenway, which was the home Of former
President John Tyler. Mr.. Bradley Won the
American Derby with Robert Waddell and
once owned the famous winter track cam
paignef Bitten.
Consideration. the $4,000 yearling in
''Jaek' Jeyner's stable, Is the exposure OF
trainers eyes when he trots and canters
around the Sheepshead Bay track. Many
astute Judges Of horsefesh do not fancy his
conformation. They say that he is growing
wedge-shaped, and Is too "tgangling" In his
action to become great race horse He
will race In the eolors Of Sidney Paget,
'sorange, white braid aad cap"
Wallie Owen of New York. one of the
most daring of Americas chauffeurs, has
been reinstated by the National Cycling AS
sociation to amateur standing. Owen has
no intention of entering the cycling field
again, but win be heard from on the auto
mobile track. Owen may be selected by C.
W. Matheson as the operator Of his second