Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-02
REVIEW Of IH[ SPORTS
Iowa Contributed Notable List
Of Standard Trottersand
PAGERS in 1905
FASTEST is "kID" SHAY, 2:o7l4

The List Includes Fifty four Trotter:
and Forty six PAGERS Hayes o.
Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Win.
i Western intercollegiate Tennis
| mpionship-Turf War Ended.
| In the contribution of new standard
| trotters and PAGERS, and those that re-
duced their marks during the year
| 1905. the great state of Iowa was well
represented, and gave proof that It
could produce other things besides
abundant crops of corn and vast herds
of cattle and swine or the total list
of 1.5lO trotters and 1,126 PAGERS Iowa
produced tifty-four of the former and
forty six of the latter The list OF
fact among them are some OF the best
performers of the season. The fastest
Is the now eastern-owned great Grand
Circuit star, Kid Shay 2:01A, bred by
John Hail. OF Creston The second
fastest is that rarely good black mare,
Miss Adrian 2:O9h. bred by c. w. Nc
MILAN, of Ninton, who still owns the
mare and has also trained and driven
her during her successful racing car
eer, which is perhaps not nearly ended.
The third fastest and only other 2.l0
or better trotter Is Pat Ford .: 10, bred
by the late Judge n. NJ. Hubbard, of
Cedar Rapids. Thus three of the to-
tai of fifty -four new 2.l0 trotters of
1905 We're bred In the Hawkeye state.
The splendid race trouter. AXcyell
2:10A just outside of the charmed
CIRCLE is the fourth fastest on the
list; he was bred by W. L. Lundy, of
Clarinda. Iowa contributed 46 PAGERS
to the new list, which is really surpris-
ing, considering that tine PAGERS out
number the trotters in the list not only,
full in most all localities This must. |
for that reason, be accepted as evil
dence that trotters are most In ia
vor with Iowa owners. trainers and
drivers Still 1t is probable that the
very large list of practically unidenti-
fled PAGERS includes quite a good many
that were bred in the state Echo. Jr.
2: OK. bred by DIR. +. S. Burroughs, of |
Allison. one OF the pioneer breeders of /
the state Is not Only the fastest of the I
Iowa bred PAGERS of 1905. but was also |
the biggest money winner. He is fol- I
owed closely by Don Roma 2:07E, |
bred by S. K. Seaver. of Bows, la. I
Then come Nyzenio 2: 09A That grand I
little campaigning mare Baby Kidd I
,:10A Is next in order by records, tho
,he outranks Vyzenio as a money
winner. Vyzenio was bred by W. l..
aossing, of Bode, while Baby Kidd was
,red by A. Lincoln. of Burr Oak.
Little Cornell College of Mt Ner-
s,scored decided victory this week
II Chicago when il showed among the
zig schools of the west in the intercol-
egiate tennis tournament and won the
inals in singles. Its team also quail
led in the doubles. but was beaten in
he finals by the Chicago University
Hayes. for Cornell won the honors in
he one-man matches for his school, by
Loesch, of Wisconsin uni
or his money. and the match furnished
he most exciting contest of the tour
Y. Hayes won the first set,
owever, and took the sec
nd, 6 to 2. One of the
Their was a duece set. Hayes winning
t Z to 5, and the fourth 6 TO 4. Hayes
nd his team mate played stiff game :
n the doubles, but were beaten 6-S. GO
nd rs.
Governor Higgins, of New York has
ERECTED Sheriff Hayes, of New York
ounty to enforce the law prohibiting !
rize fighting in the territory under his
The notice sent to the
heriff by the governor says: Com y
laints have come to my attention re-
tive to violations of the law prohibit
lg prize fighting and public sparring
xhibitions in the city Of New York. 1t :
your duty to execute the laws in your ;. :
1unty, ard l shall hold you to account
" any failure or neglect to prevent and = =
OPP any such unlawful exhibitions. :,
After a turf war lasting over eigh- y
en months, peace has been declared :.
.tween the American Turf association :
nd the Western Jockey Club ard
.reafter it will he love feast between
lie two rival bodies There was a :. :,
Getting at Latonia of the board of :,
ewards of the American Turf Asso- -
alton at which the Rhinock-Cella =
.reement as regards Iatonia was dis %
Used at length. =
Manager Egan, of the Burlington ),
am, has reduced his team and cut -
WIN his pitching staff by releasing n
tchers Mcmillan and Hanson Both
considered good, but necessity of re- +,
icing expenses made the releases i'm ,.
rative. Mcmillan goes to the Fargo 7,
am Of the Northern League, and Han i;
n to the Winnipeg Club of the same re
rcuit. w
la
President Holland, of the Three L cl
ague received the resignation of Um-
re p. I. Farney Yesterday and p. 10
of Galena, who has been w
orking extra, was appointed regular
ember of the staff. OF
Bert Jones, one of the best pitchers
the Lincoln Western league team,
! and broke his left arm last night, IS
lille scuffling with some of his team
ltes at their hotel in Sioux City.
Range Country is Changing. ~