Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
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Jockey Redfern will be out of the
racing game for some time as the re
suit OF an automobile accident. His
left arm va. badly shattered and he
is taking on weight rapidly during his
| Remuneration. Redfern expects Ia
ride in France and England next year
When Clark Griflth retires to the
solitude of his ranch in the Montana
hills he shuts himself out from the
world. not allowing ever a magazine or
a newspapc TO reach him Tor one en-
tire month. The mental strain on a
ball field is no bluff. evidently. the
gray matte of some of the hard
thinkers sloughing off like overripe
tripe.
The open season for challenging
se~condTater from Broadway to Mar
ket street is Justify %coaXing the Dane
to give i'm just one chant to knock
his block off. by and by Nelson Will
come out of the actor game and a
whole roomful of boosters will fade
away like a nod carriers flannels at
their first immersion.
The diamond rings and watches and
chains that were not given by admir-
ing friends 10 Ruben Waddell this sea
Sol are still on display in Philadel-
phia show windows.
Yale coaches are trying to develop
the offensive playing OF the eleven.
The showing made against Pennsyl-
vania state disclosed the weakness of
Old Nassau. The team plays a strong
game in every department except de-
tensive, and every effort will be made
to remedy this defect befJ'e the team
meets any of the big e.evtrs.
Andrew Rudolph Of Detroit, has of
fered Garry Hermann $4,000 for the
Toledo franchise in the American
base ball association. The price fixed
by Hermann is $4,000.
Brooklyn and St. Louis came out
even on the season, while their play
ers Travelled around the circuit en-
joying the scenery. The Giants clear
ed 800, 600. Chicago is said to have
cleared 500, 900. In the American Lea
que Chicago and Philadelphia were
the big money makers, each going in
to 800 900.
Joe Bowker. the English holder of
the bantamweight title, has had To
surrender it to corn beef and cabbage.
He has %outgrOwn the weight limit.
and Owen Moran has fallen heir ia
the coveted title. Bowker is now fight,
ing in the featherweight division.
Your Uncle Adrian c. Arson would
like to burst into the National Lea,
que in a managerial capacity, prefer,
ably in the Windy City. Friends OF
Pop" Arson are behind him in his
effort to succeed Jas. A. Hart and
there is a pretty strong show OF land.
ing the old man in the coveted place
After Billy Rhoades slowed away
Cy Flynn in IA rounds, lea Kansas
City, last Monday, he wired a chal
lenge to Joe Walcott and Billy Nell
ody for the w~elterweight champion.
ship. In all probability Rhoades will
have TO put away a few more second
raters like Flynn before he can hope
for recognition from Walcott or Neil.
ody.
Halfback Dunlap of Michigan has
wrenched his knee so badly in the
game with Nebraska that he will be
out of ii for the rest of the year. He
was regarded as the most promising
half bagk on the Ann Arbor team.
Wisc6Ssin is not cast down by the
defeat administered by Chicago, an
hopes to defeat Minnesota and Micn
igan. There is a strong belief in Mad
ison that Chicago may lose to Mime
sofa, in which event Stages men
would not have a clear title TO the
championship.
Two Harvard men were hurt in the
game with West Point. o Brien had
his nose broken and Montgomery's
knee vas wrenched. Harvard has lei
out an awful boiler against the inter
ference of Umpire Stauffer and Ref
cree Langford, and claims that both
teams suffered from this interior
ence.
In the event that France returns
the Vanderbilt cup, won by Hemery
over the Long Island course. the race
next year will be held on Long ISLAND
just the same and for the same tro
ply. France has transferred the ia
nous race for the Bennett cup into q
touring contest. The big success o
the Vanderbilt race assures an inter
national meet here mex year.
The growth of the automobile bust
ness is shown in the fact that a New
York firm is to build a garage with
storage capacity for 500 cars The
garage will contain every known con
venience for the care of automobiles
The place will cost $500 600.
Terry McGovern has decided to e
on the stage again. As a bad actor
young Terry was entitled to all th'
overripe hen fruit available. McGov
ern lost his health and fighting quail
tiles on the stage before, but the
costly lesson evidently served NJ
good purpose. Some kind frienC
should take Terry to n side anC
beat a little common sense into his
head.
M. w. Savage, owner of Dan Patch
has just received an offer of SlS0,00(
for the f~leetest of PAGERS. Mr.. SAY
age bought the horse in 1902 for $50,
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