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JEANsErTE a KELLY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
'JEFFR|Es WILL
FIGHT ANYWHERE
Big Boilermaker is Aggrieved
Over Governors Action, But
Will Accept the Verdict.
JOHNSON is READY
Colored Fighter Says He Will
Meet jeff Anywhere and
Likes Reno All Right.

JEFFERIEs' TRAINING CAMP,
RoWARDENNAN. CAL. June IT,
II Jim Jeffries mas his way. either he
or Jack Johnson will be the undis-
puted champion of the world on the
night of July 4. The big fellow wants
to tight. and while he Is naturally anx-
ious to win on California soil. he is
determined to fight July 4. no matter
where the promoters decide to pull
of the battle.
After long conference with JEFF
fries Manager Sam Berger day de-
clared that il the fight had to go to
Reno. Jeftries would accept that ulti-
matum and would be ready to enter
the ring on schedule time.
The big fellow is naturally aggriev-
ed at Governor Gillett's action In
waiting until the last moment to call
in the law to prevent the MILL but
he realizes that the chief executive
has the court sbehind him. and that
ii will be useless to oppose his orders.
He fails TO see why Giilett should have
announced in the East that he would
permit the night. only to come back
here and stop IL However, he took
the matter philosophically and said
Fight Anywhere.
"a guess 1t doesn't matter much
where / lick Johnson. just SO | get
TO do II July T. | hate the idea OF
waiting any longer, | want TO know
just as soon as possible where we are
To fight, so / can get accllmated.
guess it will be Reno.
Jeffries has not for an instant let
up in his training. He was convinc-
ed some way would he found to hold
the fight.
1t was significant. however. that he
did no boxing yesterday. Mrs, Muir
hardt, owner of the Seal Rock in
Frisco, where Johnson is training
Tom Little, a brother of Johnson's
deposed manager, and other Johnson
adhcrents appeared in camp, and JEFF
fries declared he would not box be-
fore spies, so he went fishing. When
Johnson friends had left, Jeffries
put in some time In the gymnasium
While Jeffries will not admit IL.
his trainers feel some trepidation over
pulling off the fight in Reno on such
Short notice
Jenries has trained in an altitude
oil 500 feet. Reno is S.600 feet above
the sea level, and the rarified noun
tai nair taxes the heart and lungs. II
is admitted that this will he slight
drawback TO both fighters, hut Jefyries
believes it viii affect Johnson as much
as him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
GLOOMY DAY At
THE SUBURBAN
"New Market of America" Run
Under Changed Conditions and
Turfmen Are Blue.
FITZHERBERT NOT OUT
High Glass Colt is Not
tit--Handicap Conceded
TO Ballot.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK
June t1.--l1Iuom oyernung the New
Market OF america in large chunks
to-day Not since it was ina ugGrated
has the suburban handicap the blue
ribbon event of the turf world, been
run under such adverse circumstances
The weather was bad and the track
heavy Agents Of the Society for the
Prevention of Crime were on hand
with orders 10 secure. il possible. ext
denCe which would he strong enough
10 warrant the arrest of the dire Ctors
of the Coney Island Jockey Clue un-
der the new anti-gambling Law, and
horsemen generally We're in mourning
over the belief that to-day marked the
last running of the stakee. Jus. how
Governor Hughes and the reform ele-
ment have interefered with the sport
was shown BY the big empty spaces
in the mammoth stand and lawns
which in the past have been too small
to take care of the crowds.
The race, too. was a disappointment
in point of class. For weeks 1t has
been looked forward to as the coca
sion when Sam Hildreths high -elasa
Ethelbert colt Fitzherbert, acclaimed
as the horse of the decade. and James
K. Keene's Ballot would settle their
differences But Fitzherbert was no.
among the starters. He had all the
worst of the weights and has been
coughing for a week. Hildreth de-
clared that, despite the fact that Bal
lot had worked the mile and quar-
ter for the race with his Weight up
in 2:05 2-5. phenomenal time for the
distance. his horse would have beaten
the keene entrant had he been fit
But the fact that he had been cough
ing indicated that he could not win,
SO he remained in the barn to-day
while his stable companions. King
James and Joe Madden. were sent out
to carry the ildreth colors.
While many believed that the race
would narrow down to a duel between
Ballot and King James. others lid
not give the latter A show In the mud
He is a good horse, and good horse
can run in any kind of going, but he
Ia far better in good than CAD going
and the general belief was that la l.
lot would "tin-can" from the start
and that something else would have
to give him the argument. In the
early betting Fashion Plate, IA noted
mud runner was well played. al
though the sharps believed ne voult
have trouble handling his imsost ol
1lS pounds. Prince Imperial. a high
class colt, with but 101 pounds up
and Olambala, Kentucky DERBY
winner, had their supporters. and II
was conceded they would go well.
The other big race of the day, tnt
running OF the first part of the double
event was expected to he more or less
of Il farce. There were but three
starters--August Belmont's Rogon, tht
New Castle stables Danger Mark and
j 3. Higgins Shackleton, with Dan
ger Mark the betting favorite.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
SHAkE-UP AMONG
NORFOLK CREW
Poor Showing of Club Cause:
Dissatisfaction and Changes
Will Be Made.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian. }
NORFOLK, June 17.-Because of
the poor showing the Norfolk team
has been making recently. there are
rumors that tht can will be tied TO
more than one player now holding
a job on the team. johnson, the crack
little lett fielder whom Manager
Clarke released early in the season
much TO his regret, has been recalled
and was in the game yesterday in
Lynchburg
johnson is without doubt the class
lest little fielder that ever wore a Nor
folk uniform not except the much
loved Charley Seitz OF last season $
fame. Jonnsons only weakness is
with the stick. but he is young and
will get his eye on the ball, older
players predict
He got one of the three hits made
by the Crew in yesterdays game at
Lynchburg. 1t is reported that when
Jimmie Jackson gets back in the
game he will be sent to third and
Johnson will be retained in left field
IL this program is carried out, 1t prob
ably means that Reggy VIII be re-
leased.
The fans are sore at Chambers
playing at first and now that players
are plentiful since the New York
State League disbanded it is prob
able that some will be brought down
this way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
TOURNAMENT RETARDED
BY INDICTMENT WEATHER
Hermitage Courts Muddy and Tn
lit for Fast Play-tew
Contestants Out.

Although the Hermitage courts
were wet and muddy Thursday after
noon, several interesting matches
We're played, the players showing un-
expected form under the unfavora BILE
conditions. Several OF the games were
close and exciting.
In the ladies singles only two We're
out, and Miss Powers defeated Miss
crump by the score, 60, St
The scores in the mems singles were
as follows;
Nicely beat Perrin. 6-1. Ga; Tyler
beat Vanhandingham (defaulsl !.
Graves beat Lee (defaulD Scherer
beat Lea default. Roh beat Cree.
SO, 6-3: Adair beat ID, NJ Blair, 10,
So: Collier beat Crawford. 6-l, 81;
Hofnidge beat l.. ii. Blair. Cd. 6-3.
". y. Page beat Cooke (defauIt) :,
Buford beat James default: Hall
beat Pearson tdefault; Davenport
beat Howison. 0-6. 60. 6-3; Howard
beat Macon, 6-l. 10.
Ia order to make better time in
running the tournament off the play
Logan at 10 o'clock Friday morning
and will continue throughout the day.
unless further rain prevents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
ATHLETIC SCHEDULE
FOR SANE FOURTH
Mayor Gaynor of New York Plans
Mammoth Series of Games
for the Day.

NEW YORK. June IA boslute-
~ the greatest athletic schedule ever
outlined in the history of the world, :"
Is the way the modest press agents
refers to-day to the series of games
that is being arranged for the five
boroughs of New York in further
ance of Mayor Gaynor's plan for a
safe and sane" Fourth of July. The
games Will be under the auspices of
the municipality, the first venture of
this kind the city has made.
From the way the entries are pour
ing in. the press agent might have
included the interstellar spaces and
still be within the truth 1t is ex-
pected that $4,000 athletes will be
registered.
The games will be held in eighteen
parks, nine in Manhattan borough,
four in Brooklyn, three in the Bronx,
one in Queens and one in Richmond
Staten Island. Gold. siver and bronze
medals Will be awarded to the win
ners, the money for which will prob
ably have to come from a municipal
appropriation.
Mayor Gaynor has announced that
he Will ask the board OF estimate
for an appropriation If the money is
not raised by public subscription. So
far there is no sign of the latter plan
developing.
Mayor Gaynor hopes that the sue
cess of the athietc carnical will prove
that the Fourth of July can still be
gladstone day even If fireworks are
tabooed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
following members: w. Bensley, II.
V. Baldwin and A. c. Strickland.


Los ANGELES. CAL. June If
one 25-round boxing contest OF inter
national Importance and several minor
boxing events are scheduled to take
place in this city between now and
the end of September
sam Langford and Tommy Burns
have tentatively agreed TO meet at
the Verona Arena pm Labor Day In
25-round bout for a purse OF s25,
GOO
Sandy Ferguson and Jim Barry will
fight tea rounds at the Maud Junction
pavilion tomorrow night and Abe At
tell and Owen Moran will meet in a
similar no-decision affair at the same
place week later.
These contests are of the kind that
are brought off almost weekly within
the city limits
The long distance affair will take
place at Vernon. where only the state
executive has authority TO interfere.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
JEFF still Working Hard

BEN LOMOND. CAL. June IL
With a reassuring telegram from
Richard tackled under his belt Jeffrfes
kept serenely at work in his training
quarters yesterday JefTries worked
like a farmer in haytime in the morn
ing attacking the punching bag and
romping through several fast handhaH
games.
In the afternoon he slipped out OF
camp and spent several hours hsning
As a reason for his failure 10 do any
sparriny IT was announced he did not
purpose 10 let the visitors from the
Johnson camp get Tine on his speed
or condition. Tom Little and the rest
OF the party who we're at the JeHrfcs
camp left this afternoon.
Jeffres refused TO discuss the gov
ernors order To stop the tght- ana
to-day seemed little perturhed by thu
disquieting news, He appeared in ex-
ceilent spirits,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
Reno Plans for Big Fight.

RENO. NEW, June IA commit
tee appointed at a meeting of bust
ness men began preliminary plans to-
ward getting the Jeffries-Johnson
fight for Reno
Reno il PREPARED to make a sub
stantial offer for the fight One of
the things which Reno will guarantee
will be absolute immunity from inter-
ference by State officers. The Nevada
fight law requires only a 900 license
fee. Richard c. Goddard. attorney
general of Nevada, yesterday issued
the following statement regarding
glove contests in Nevada:
The legislature having prescribed
certain conditions. which. IL properly
complied with. permit glove contests.
1t is beyond the functions of any eN-
.ecutiye officer to prevent such
contest. De license IL $1,000, and
when accompanied by a PHYSICIANS
certificate as to the condition OF the
men, the county clerk Is bound 10 is
sue the license. The legislature made
Ii lawful to conduct glove contests in
Nevada. and no powe| except the leg
islature can prevent them"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
I1CH CLUB WILL
BUILD A FINE HOME
lAppoint Committee 10 Make All
Arrangements for Site and
Construction.

q Al an enthusiastic meeting Of the
ichmond Yacht Club Thursday night
.fne members took action leading 10
3xhe construction OF a modern club
house at Falling Creek
The following committee was APP
POINTED to proceed with the selection
~ site and the perfection Of plans
Tor the construction OF the building.
eat u the Intention Of the club to he
aGSn work on the club house at the
s9ex1iest possible moment and they
sM0pe 20 have II ready for occupancy
80 September L.
The committee is composed of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
Americans Win Prizes

LONDON. June 1T.-Americau
owners walked off with many prizes
at the International horse show a,
Olympia yesterday afternoon. The
Montreal Cup and Gold Medal class
SO, for mares or geldings over IA and
not exceeding 1872 hands, open only
to horses that have taken a first OF
second prize In single harness at the
show. was won by Judge Moore {
Flourish. Walter Winans' Coker's
Rosedor was second.
The first prize In class "a, the Phil
adelphia Cup and Gold Medal for sin
gle harness horses, open only TO
horses exceeding 1872 hands. having
taken a first or second prize, was won
by Riot Judge Moore's Robin Hood
was second and Loud Waters Rob
Roy third.
The Brussels Cup for pairs of har-
ness horses overs1 IA and not exceed
ing is hands, was won by Walter
Winsns' Londesboro and Lonsdaie.
Judge Moore's vesta and White Wal
iartel were second
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
How They stand.
Fridays Schedule.
Roanoke nj Richmond
DanviIte at Lynchburg.
Norfolk at Portsm nth

NORFOLK, VA. June i5.--The Crew
defeated the Truckers In fast game
yesterday, the final score was to /
Walker was In excellent form and held
the Truckers 10 four scattered hits,
he passed seven men however but
frightened up when they were on base
In the third inning the Truckers
punched two singles and sacrifice
and scored their only run. Hamilton
weakened only once but the Tars
graspcd their opportunity and two
doubles brought in their two runs. The
visitors were never able TO overcome
the small lead. The score.