The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
THE SPORTING WORLD.
,oCiL BOXING ENTHUSIASTS
SUINDLED ONCE MORE.
md Goose Chase In ROokIand, County
Further shows That There Are Easy
MARKS Ready 10 he Plucked-O Open
Rlng Due TO the Publlc's Demand.

Further shows That There are Easy
MARKS Ready TO he Pucked-Open
u,na Due TO the Publlc's Demand.
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New York sporting men arc considered
ara wilIng TO fall for any OLD scheme winch
i~nrolves a possible pri4eught. Many Take
Games have been played upon these innocents
IN years gone by but they seem to be hungry
Ir more, The Wild goose chase In the wllds
NJ Rocklnnd county Wednesday night. in
which 500 metropolitan citizens took part,
i,horng under the delusion that they we're
10 .ce a twenty round fight between two OBJ
,ours bantnns for a so-called championship.
o,nnad the climax Of a long series Of bunco
nnes to Nntch boxing enthusiasts nave been
W., tho mud. following q ride in a special
yin for m, reason that the promoter OF the
49, ,nddnplv disappeared, together with the
gathered from the good things who
m %I tho rrp. No money, no scrapl Then
a d,res came back, tired, angry, yet willing
Nv .rindlni again. as they readily accepted
.,,n.,o r the disappearing and reappekr-
|.sno,,r Tint ne had bean kidnapped NV
ns sb,r A. and nut upon a train bohnd
2 ~lp,t, ,,ty before he had a chance to make
!" ,nr in rhe crowd. Fakes in any other
." - Of srort except puRllism would not be
"D. man, ,ban once. hut the desire to
l"p.".t h,,isers nummel each other In viola
80 ,bo low in an out of the way place has
W." VI ," n 0net for persons usually be-
U','" ,o Iays common sense.
Lr''N u
49,, n,pourks after many weeks OF pa
.ou Nv, iast onanad bis T,Yedo. =. G, in
me,,', i"arj. vithout interference from the
Itnn,.,na, '' twentv round feat hout was
au,Iy'' ~ : .,.re Wednesday nigbt The mat
p.m r, w., ,,u,r IN the courts imnadiateIv 10
J,.is;op II n ia dacided that a
T,",, r,,,d h,,,t At tbe Tuxedo A. G. ia mat
,,m. NV. .y roInd affair In pbi,adelnbia
~,p,nrls ,,,n rroreed 70 maxi matches he
w so,., NJ Tho hest known nugillsts in the
o,ot0ss,or
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survey Of the betting enclosure at BEN
Wings ust now viii demonstrate the effective
ness Of the open ring as compared to the
.rndcate arrangement of DAYS gone by.
Instead Of the Metropolitan Turf Association
NJ Bookmakcrs dominating the enclosure
with fftv nr siyiy layers. the representa-
ron il limited to eighteen members. az fol-
lows Sol Lichtenstein, Orlando Jones.
Quinn, Rtordan. Elias. j. Callahan. NJ. Frank.
NJ klein. 4. Brown, s. Cohn, Alexander.
D. h. White, Boles, p. McGrath. Morgan.
Coots. " Davis and Charles Ellison. This
small array is practically swamped by the
non.memhrrs. who are forty-two strong
and are making book on an equal basis with
the Nets. The public has shown it's APP
p~reciatlon Of the open ring since its incep-
ton by patronizing the outsiders with
extreme liberality, 20 that the business OF
the ring Is equally distributed. Incidentally
II NAV ha said that the players are show in z
more confidence in the turf itself with the
new arrangement in effect, which means
that healthy rivalry among the layers has
proved a benefit to racing. There is no
reason why the rings at the local tracks sho uld
cot be- conducted on the old lines. with such
r,sw and Il ia avident already that the track
managers viii NOT recede from the present
nolicv in snite ~ the fact that n new scheme
~ cordmotino tho aneoulativa end NJ the oame
hoe hoan hroached daily nv nersona who
haIieva Wholly in theorv Az Aoueducr.
tharefore tho metronol,tan nublio win acc
another omen ring with perfect freedom of
action and a total lack of the former I'M
nonu,,- srnJioe,. motbods The now Milan
a ayture hecause Of publlc clamor for II,
Thoro - .o,hia IN tho RING ot Wasb.
"as - w. -. ~ ranor, aor,y
~ a.n'..ne, ~ sht he an orrast ~
!" ~ "s. TSo ahias ~ ,ha Wash,ns.
NAN a tee' 49, .ea aoin. "a
"m poice' na'oi osI.ee.ei, J..
~ .,.. t. ,rin ha in ,ccordoroa
- .a...aa,on, u;th tha ranotrooL nann,a
80 mat there can De a test case;
II ~ pehe'eu tnat Ue''ns d II uach oau
NOT oe S'oppeu ieeeliE' 90 ~ %
p"us 'Va'e" oNe - 90 -" "a
'H"'' ""eie 10 =. -. pis.iiaa
sho"n by 'ne usual specula.'on a. + NM.
Hut getting Town 10 .he Ia.'s III 'ne nha,.ei
ileHal authorities say tha' nc Inu''uiua'
oe'tlng system "hlch pteNans "a stahu
any test IN 'he courts 70 Nnicn :. ma " SUI
!eced. as no poor uohe's are S9ueu !" ''ota-
uoh oil the statute
c.,chars IN i've country NAV not play bali