The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
MAN Who KNOWS EVERYBODY
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'HOrss racing has ~ many Attrac-
tiona fog the ar footsr with tho rcd face
that he devotes his time To u tho year
round said the man Who Knows every
body on Broadway last week. He at
tract~d some Attention years ago BY
driving four in hands with great skill.
In fact he became one of tho bsss ANA
te1r drivers in this country. Having
plenty o. money and a lot % spare time
he decided 20 buy a few racehorsss. for
the game here was On the high wave 81
prosperity. His FIRST move was the
employment N trainer % = man who
had looked after the poln ponies % hig
railroad mARnate. and together they
formed a winning combination. The
former amateur whip soon branched out
by purchasing horses right and left until
he owned SIXTY of them. When his nFSt
campaign here ended he vas ~ lnfatn-
ated with the turf that he decided IN ship
his hig stable 60 California for the winter.
where he raced &C Oakland and Santa
Anita: hut luck I'm the far West vas
not what 10 had been here and the driver
% four in hands lost big hank roll. He
also fell out with his trainer and Incl
dsntally preferred charges AGAINST q
jockey who had done good work In his
employ When he came East the follow
ing spring his horses were In new hands.
hut misfortune still chung TO the stable.
Another winter campaign IN the Coast
resulted disastrously and last wear the
stable cut very small figure here: but
In tho fall the former amateur whip houRht
more horses and took them 90 Florida.
Al Jacksonville and TamDa he had III
luck. but he's got twenty-five horses
in his harm and IL ready TO tackle the Earne
here once moro. II i@ said that his turf
venture has cost seOo ON. hut that doesn't
seem TO worry him ~ all
See that good looking Young man
driving the biR yellow au'omobile' Don't
YOU recognize him in that cap and long
coat Hes priyefRhter who h known
all over the world. He's only p years
old. a mere how. hut in the Last three years
he's been in rnor~ than hundred scraps.
He was a bellboy in hotel out in Mon
tana when he began tn attract attention
with his fists. In California he beat some
professional pugilists and then he hogan
20 make big money. He came Fast.
beat . well known scrapper twice in sensa-
tionAl STYLE and cleaned up siI .ooo for his
end. Then he made n beeline for the
Coast. spending money freely. and when
he finally took on a famous heavyweight
who knocked him kicking he became dis
courAEed. He continued to spend his
money reckle~~ly and finally went broke.
He borrowed a lot 81 coin. hut that went
the same way Then little fellow who
! Rod some sense induced him 20 give up
J the rapid pare and 20 hack To IN" ring
| He took part in ono fight n month ago
and got nearly o. 600 for his share. az
course he bought that automobile because
he couldn't live without excitement, and
now he's training to meet one Of the rings
most dangerous men. n he wins he'll
get siO.OOO and will be in line To pick up
more. but whether he'll have sense enough
TO mend his ways remains 10 BE- seen.
Thousands Of baseball fans know this
square jAwed. sharp eyed little man
when he's on the diamond. hut he passes
along here hardly noticed. The national
game has made him famous all over the
United States remember when he was
just kid beginning his career with
ma Tor league team new manager took
hold 81 the players and after seeing him
practise he singled him out as n conner.
His Development was r~markable. ana IN
a year he became one Of the leading third
hasemen Then he wanted To Dc man
Ager. and western club got him. nut
he didn't like his surroundines' ana as
his heart wasn't In his work ne was
failure: No he went hack 10 the cttY
where ne made mss hrs' marx ana oecamc
manager % the team. Again he failed
70 produce winner Wnen As LUCK Woutn
have u he jumped 10 announcer cum which
Was IN the slough OF oespond' ne De
Veloped great tail team IN year ana
comnAhd'u 1ti"'.,-p s.1lALn y. ,osT,net WIN
/ percentage OF the pronts. ne b-Gan
70 60 70 the rares. where n. wNr sure ne
s'ouiu ga w ~ u - VI -. ~ ~
him Tor ounch. ne also Iost heeNiIy
IN s.ocss' ann ~ ,,n1,snn a., ne b n