Evening star., 1909-06-28

The old complaint about a small allot-
ment of tickets to the residents of Pough
keepsie Is being made again. This season
two cars have been reserved for the
Poughkeepsie folks. but they assert that
they should have at least twice as many.
Handles Win Another.
The Randle Highlands base ball team
cap;ained by Ed Mazzullo. won its third
successive victory In an exciting game
yesterday on the Minnesota avenue
grounds. The Highlanders put up a stiff
fight against the Twning City team and
won by a score OF 8 to ). The new
grounds Of the Randle Highlands team at
Minnesota and Pennsylvania avenues are
being put In fine condition by force of
men supplied by Col. Arthur E. Randle.
Gene Wood to Again Lead Pennsy.
PHILADELPHIA, June - : Eugene
Wood who captained the Pennsylvania
base ball team this year, has been re-
elected leader for 1910 The election was
not altogether surprise. as he Is con-
sidered to be one OF the best all-around
players on the Quaker team. Wood en-
tered the university in the fall Of 1903.
He halls from Memphis. Tenn. and play
ed on his freshman team. In the follow
ing year he made the varsity. He is a
left fielder. and is considered TO be one
OF the best batters among the collegians.
Classy Athletic Meet.
NEW YORK. June 2s.-With athletes
from England, Italy and the United
States. the athletic carnival OF the Amer
lean Athletic Club at Celtic Park. Sunday.
July IL, will be one of the most imper-
tant of the year. England will be rep
resented by H. A. Wilson, formerly OF the
Hallamshire Harriers and mile champion.
while F. Lunghi of the Sport Pedestra
Club of Genoa will carry the colors of
Italy. Many of the Amateur Athletic
Union champions will also compete. In
Sheppard. Lawson Robertson. John j.
Flanagan, Matt McGrath. Martin ]. Sher-
idan. Thomas j. Collins and others of
equal prominence.
The meet will be one Of the most
unique ever held in the metropolitan dis
trict. Two special match races will be in
cluded In the program-6OO yards and one
mile. Among the contestants In these
events are Lunghi, Sheppard, Wilson and
Hillman. while 1t is probable that w.
PAUL, the University of Pennsylvania
crack miller, will also be an entrant. The
event will be the greatest gathering of in
gether here, and the program will be
made up of match, invitation, relay. field
ard track events. The invitation events
will be 100 yards and five miles, the track
events for novices will consist of 300 yard
runs, ssO-yard runs and two-mte runs.
The field events will be the discus. 16-
pound shot and 16-pound hammer. An In
terclub handicap relay and other events
will complete one of the most attractive
programs of the season.
Viola Allen After Racing Honors.
LEXINGTON, KY, June 2S.-The only
time in the history of the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders Association that
the honor of winning either the two or
three-year-old division of the classic
an was In 1906 when Kentucky Todd an
nexed the two-year-old division in the
name and colors of Miss K. L. Willis OF
Gait. Ont. 1t Is likely that this noted
woman breeder and owner will con-
tinue to strive for such honors again In
the future, and IL she has candidate
this year for the two-year-oId division
she will have rival In the person OF
Viola Allen, the noted American actress.
ors is the two-year -oid Ally Alma Sed-
ley, by The Director General, dam Miss
Rita, 2:O3A, by ]. ]. Audubon, and SO
well has this youngster shown in her
training so far this year that Miss Allen
on her on June 1.
1t is not known that Miss Allen has
ever taken any great interest In the light
harness horse in the past, but 1t Is under
Duryea. former manager of the Patchen
Wilkes stock farm, she has gone In for
racing, and that in the future she will
have number of high-ciass animals
erman is training Alma Sedley for the
actress, and he regards the hlly as one
of the most promising youngsters ever
handled by him during his long career
in the Sulky.
Future Greats at Princeton.
PRINCETON, N. j.. June 2s-Prince-
fon boc rlr ofb In,
present freshman class who will be eligi
BILE next year The mile relay team is
considered one Of the best in the country.
their time almost equaiing the inter-
collegiate record. With Black, former
Mercersburg star, for the 100 and 30
the quarter mile and two high Jumpers
Bell and Bartlett-Who have done five feet
eight inches; hammer threwers. Speers,
Bissell and Simons, and shot putters, Bis
sell and Hart. the freshman track team
easily defeated the Yale freshman team.
With these men as nucleus, and
Whiteley, Frantz, Laird, MacGregor,
MacFadyen, Jessup. Bassett and Dwight
of this years varsity, Princeton should
make a much more creditabie showing.
There is an indication that athletics
of every sort will boom next year be-
cause of the valuable material In the
freshman class. In fact, 1t is without
doubt the best freshman class Prince
q
foot ball team was composed. of stars.
The fact that the Yale freshmen won by
the score of to was q remarkable
thing for the Tiger cubs. because they
had practically no coaching and slothful
training supervision. With proper care
they would have won every game.
Eddie Hart. Winants. Bissel, Nor
man, King, Chrystie, Farr and Sam
White are bound to he heard from on the
varsity squad next fall. In base ball the
freshmen have such men as Sterritt, |
Shaw. Cunning and Sam" White. who
will surely do q great deal toward dis |
placing some of the present varsity ball
players next season.
In the minor sports the freshman swim |
ming team trounced the varsity in a |
recent meet. In both tennis and golf |
the first year men have it on the varsity |
by big margin. There is also some ex-
cellent hockey material
Taral to Become q Trainer.
NEW YORK, June2S.-Fred Taral. now
proud proprietor of a hotel on Broadway, |
has not deserted the turf for good and |
all. He may not return to 1t this season, |
but another will see him owner and train |
er of string Of thoroughbreds of his
own.
A short time ago it was said that Taral |
would accept an offer to train one OF the |
biggest stables in Austria. where for so |
many years he led the list of winning |
riders. Taral had plenty of offers to |
train abroad. where he is the biggest |
favorite among all classes Of racing men |
that ever went from America to try his