The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-26
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP.
PERSISTENT RUM0RS or TROUBLE
IN THE JOCkEY CLJB,
Track Owner said TO Have Kicked over
tire Traces on the Date 0ueStlon-Ne"
Ankles To the Western Turf Tangle
Putnam. HOEs and Ames sign

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Several prominent turfmeu who gathered
at a Broadway hotel yesterday afternoon
discussed az length a story that viii not down
10 the effect that there is trouble OF most
serious nature among the stewards OF the
Jockey club, caused by the proposed ailot-
a. -os,t, Of mis- fri,tion. While il is known
rat tho apniico,ions for licenses and dates
0Iod no mo Empire CITY truck and Morris
pa,L b,vc caused much elaboration and
so,,e difference OF opinion. It IL asserted
that M Ieast one proprietor OF racetrack
Iocated on ono Of The roads 10 Coney Island
bas nosiiivelv refused to accept earlier dates
;hnn usunl i'm order TO make Il plain sailing
for tho now rncecourse to be known as Bel
mont park
4, has baen "A long time since the nlot
ment Of racing dates caused such alleged
bickerine. to sny nothing OF the delay. Horse
ucr ne "A re.st. are in quaudary. for the
various stakes 10 be- rum AT Auueduct. Jamaica
and other tricks have been necessarily held
m until n line ON the date question can be
secured r. Hitchcock. one OF the stew
ards has gone cut Of town ON a business
trio. which has gwen rise TO the statement
that the dates cannot be- announced Tor Mt
lens, two weeks vet Some persons in
cl;red 10 look AT the situation from the dark
side say that tho present friction may de-
vclop into an open rupture. IN which event
racing will not have amy too mnch strength
A. Albany But other individuals. VINO are
not prone 70 pessimism, are cohndeht 'hdt
tho existing differences WIZ DC slhou'neu
over. with AL Interested parties satisfied with
tho final decision OF the stewards
mere are many new d'N"S W Wv ~ ~
uhtlon IN inc WeS. N'''u WI -, ,.,,o, hn,
the interest VI INC Vo,n"lt Uvs
1auoh Whlcll ~ ploVeSs v. w. ''''' IT, Nar,
instance oi LuNpIu W. 80
orleans Jockey ,'u ms y.
wa on tn' Ne7'''" St,,. oro,,od ~,
tua' undll' ~ " ~ 49,. ,,arrt,,,
~ - u" 'I''.e We ,rL a..,ir ~ mic
oooE 10 kI''u -, -, i,h ,ha
nate ~ S"iu 80 ~ -. CI,,h ~ 90
NV" tn"' ~ -. .o,,,raidor tho
~ ~ H.v'',"@ W, -. a,.otd a confic,
o S,a, pues''o'' W. ~, rs ,ha r,ao,in, uill
Nheh idha'na - Vp.n9. ,,.,n 49, o n
con. lbue ~, w. uh' - - ~.o.oa,,, Ci,,,
col'l''ct WIN ''.c ''' s.,it" Iii tn,o ,ba
JoChey .lnp '"'H ,.',n -s..t.a, 4. -,
mont VI 'h"iN W. ," LII ie.orh 7
nv 7p' ms. , , '.ls -, caorro
hhlnoch, a her. ~. IL, Mo-,
y w. oi,io ~ ~, stroi
o. vi" VI ,"o 'ou'', -. 90. -,
Der " stocAno'upi ~ IN ,.r r. el =,
>. IS ,hespess al,u "'I,iiis ,,s,,' -.
Essex fafk . - Naene! "a Wv ool.n " 49,
thicaS anu o.ne' WI NJ IT". - i. ~,
10 PACK inc h"s'er Va " "''''' -
revolutionary movement. 49,. e.-,.
ne presence VI "dsnoi ~ tns "Pi 70
taken 10 mean nut Worm WI .dHn p'ns
IN the nght on tne "es.eii ,, 1ocey 80 20
u y "ct NV =" 80, 80. "., -.
time past. In preparing for conflict on
l.. 4 Ia. ne IA In
( he real leader OF the Western Jockey Cluo'
Is behind plan to Kill of the transportation
-rsfuities to Panama Park, while his ally.
thhiCella Adler TILES syndicate in St Louis.
Will try TO block the transit to Union PARK.
"a, TON NJ mi This comes the announcement
-, ut -, I,L.rans b.s o,used
that GOV. JeH laws OF hthuhNos mas Causeu
a bill TO be introduced In the Legislature
OF that State calling for the appointment OF a
,,cirt, cop,r,ission the duty O. which shall
,,a,t.,. -, ra.t-, a,d rac;,e- aase-
ne 'he I'e".a W ~ 80 ", - ~,
BUTTONS IN hrKanshs' irrespective oI we iul-
o.Sor ,,ii haye tbs snnolntinr Of the com
,i,-,r "a an, ~ 10 rnounhnra will ablv
illss'oh' anu oi,e VI ~ VIZ y.
be capt H. IL. llee. VINO was iu'eu Oh 'he ,ui
some time ago by the Western Jockey Club.
can, KIce recently sent a letter, Endorsed
-, 80, "a .ra s,avarcs aging for
oS No'' baNi7' w VIC 20 'on'S - ~,
reinstatement, but IL was contemporary
ignored John Condor. who had hand IN
turning the letter down, Is n neaNI owner
49, -. ~, Li.u., part tr,cl, at Uot Snripga
IN the new oahiNNp a. " - a. W -
" capt lace Is member VI w to'Il'l,iss'oi'
the question may be asked: VIII Oaklawn
PARK receive a license to operate under the
new AtA'Hs"s i'',ns a." ''V'''1 ~.
" may ne sara llut hlce H"s VohlPic.t "h,
darstandng with the Essex PARK people and
u.,tb Corrirau
'f
go ,v;ui,, c.rtar a. ON, linn a noted
a APT Nn'lai" ~ on, nm
turf Spectator. dled Yesterday III lu'-
Hishcd room over I'M Williamsburg. Carter.
- ,..a,a 70 ,ears old was origiunllv "A slave
- md b,,irg saved nm about A. 600
began betting on the horses win such success
that inside pi Few yents ne was irputeu
~ be worth at least i5oouOo Nheh the
AQueduct track was III course ol con
stru ction Capt carter was llpefdI contrlou-
County Jockey club named the carter hhhdi
cap In his honor, In recent years luck
changed. and the old plunger was soon pen
nless His health failed, TOO, ana M lhl7
plight his former friends deserted NM
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Manager Grflth OF the New YORK Afnerl-
rans received the signed contract yesterday
Of Pitcher Ambrose Putnam. 'hc pfomis-
tng left handler Who was Wuh tue team W.
Bosions in the anal series Pitcher William
Ho1g of Spokane. Of whom Griffith expects
great deal, also sent In his contract. VINE
Left Fielder Pat Dougherty wired the man
aver that he would come here next week
10 talk over terms, which means thai ne
too viii get into line Griffith and Presl-
dent Gordon Inspected the subway sutton al