The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-29
Continued from page Eight.

Baldwin. which takes place In Chelsea
next Monday night. Goodmans long rest
has done him world OF good, ana In
the early stages OF training he has enough
10 work on to put him In fine shape. MAI
tie Baldwin is doing his training JUST out
side OF New York. Letters from him an
nounce the fact that he IL In fine shape.
az we'll he should be after his several
months OF steady boxing and training In
the big town.
The stadium In which the Olympic
games will be run OF was built In 1894. at
the expense OF Georges Averoff. rich
Creek The Enclosure seats 5000 people
and II IL said to be the largest athletic
structure In the world. II Is vast
amphitheatre OF a L shape. built into the
side OF a hill. and on the site OF a similar
structure built about $50 .B. G. for the
Pan Hellenic This building lasted 40
years. then was replaced by white
marble structure. which was destroyed
during the dark ages.
Lester Dore will have a good stable OF
horses TO race on the New England circuit
this season. IL Is said that he has very
fast green PAGER under cover.
The 2-year-od colt by Achille (2:15h.)
dam by Mambrino Startle. which Benja-
min Pope has entered in the Boston Horse
Show, is "A splendid individual.
The Montana fair and racing circuit for
The first meeting on the circuit will be at
Butte. opening Aug. 22,
Henry Whiting Garfield OF Albany. who
was one OF the organizers OF the National
Associn ton OF Amateur Oarsmen I'm 1872.
secretary I'm 1874 president from 1882 10
1894. and now one OF the members OF the
executive committee, has announced TO his
friends that be will retire from the COM
mittee at the next annual convention. II
had been planned TO nominate Charles s.
Francis OF Troy 10 succeed him. but Mr..
Francis appointment as minister 10 Aus
tria put an end to II for the present, and
no other man has yet been considered.
Coach Wray says that Harvard is going
10 have a faster crew than she had last
year. This sounds reassuring, but the all
important question is will II be fast
enough TO win at New London?
f. j. Taylor OF Gasport has recently
purchased from John Bainbrook OF
Middleport a colt by Directum Kelly
2:0Sh. dam by Nelson. 200.
J. w. Flack OF Milwaukee has sold the
black PAGER, Hazel Patch. 2;o2i4. to w. w
Fleming OF Winnipeg. Manitoba, for a re-
ported price OF $1,000. Hazel Patch has
been raced In California by I'd Sherman
this winter and has just been shipped
from Los Angeles to Manitoba.
The record horses In Geers' stable at
Memphis include Baron-Grattan, 2:04l. (:
Golddust Maid, 2;09%; Lady Gall Ham
ilton, 2:11A- Bonnie Russell, 2:10%: Choir
Boy, 2.10if Frank A., 2:11h. and John w.
Patterson, 2:i2h. OF the green horses in
his string Geers fancies a pacing mare
by The Earl and pacing illy by Walter
Direct
In George Fosters stable at Memphis
are is head and the bright particular star
is Dora May. by John r. Gentry, 1:oojs
dam Onooua. 2:0sm. This one showed
Foster n mile IN 2:1bh last year as a q
year-old.
Nick Longwortn In 10 be sold at auo-
tion next week. Not the congressman, but
horse that has been named after him.
The horse is billed as The bridegroom
OF the Indiana PAGERS"