The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-29

t0EA6X tfE611l.f gofnery now, one of the lucky ones to stand from under when the New Or- leans tracks blew up on account of the racing legislation3 Hamilton, in The
 siorsefnen who came 10 New Orleans and accepting the last chance that Suburban Park aiforded them are try ing in vain to find out where they are
 some of the owners and Followers are in pretty bad shape and unless this way or the other pretty soon the bread line will be materially increaAed- from the ranks of those who came to the
 Horses are hard to pawn these days. Their market value is way down, bee cause there's nowhere to race them Springs ana out In Texas. but they are not operating much iof the. time, and how's a man going.to take himself and HiS Se as RaSt n epSSsh tg to and his horses q square meal.
 "Things look mighty blue for ss the horsemen: most of whom are broke al- suits. favorably to the track and rac- all will be we'll. but If the case Is long, the freight for a climate that Is more congenial for them and their horses will be In soak; S- x Swooped down on the half lunile plant. They had received word indirectly from weT ana .SqsM Ir MSSPRRSys 1Nas Word A is T ts same as a guarantee to most horse. men.
 eiry. bought horses and came down tha day before the Suburban suspended waa Eugene Lutz. He has string of sey- en. none of which have raced. L.its town. but How? and 'WhereF are the | two questions that Gene Is asking.
 others are asking the same thing." Ever since Fielder Jones announced that he would be willing @ manage the Chicago White Stockings for the small 5,s gun Of sUTCg .ssx sSssonS Sas Seep in receipt of offers from other players who viii take the. job for less than this sum. Frank lsbell says he Will | pilot the South Siders for s29,000 a year and Jiggs Donohue Is willing to | succeed Jones for $2S,0O0 per annums l Billy Sullivan, who now Is in Ireland l derstood he will kick in with an of fer Of $27,oo0 for full seasons work. According Sto Clark arifath, the Pa. by John T.. Taylor when he grabbed ] OutfIelder Hopper for the Red Sox from the Sacramento club. The star Of the West. in the Old Fox's estima- | was with the Los Angeles team Grif got this player for Cincinnati last
 Mee from ,lSDss.s thS Angels 6g Sg t1,1s S.1 9Ss @
 "Rube" EIls. palres will play right field for the Reddg Bescher center and Paskert left. Griffith now plans to make a first baseman out or MlkS | Mitchell
 1 American League fans are glad to Iknow that Bill Evans ia to be one of I the Johnson arbttrators next season. says an exchange. At one time 1t was thought that the Youngstown boy
 would go through with his idea of I passing up the job of rendering decls-
 ions for the life of q scribe. Mrs. Evans wanted her husband to stop nmEirfrg, but Ban Johnson's argu- nasnfs overcaIne her objections. and
 Evans signed with the junior league last week, Evans is one of the most
 popular members of Bans stan, and nof only stands we'll with the fans, I but ia liked by the managers. Jim
 orally has no use for an arbitrator
 but he always sings the praises of l Evans. who. he says, Is the coming
 umpire of the country: In McAleer'a opinion, "Silk" O'Loughlin Is the poor. est umpire in the American Leagua Fielder Jones differs from the St Louis manager, and begs to nominate , for this honor Timothy Hurst.
 LEWIS 60 RYES