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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-12-23
Personals.

Personals. ,tir E n
Mrs. Stephen Polling, of Morgan:
town avenue, has been quite sick for
several days. 3lS
Mr.. Charles Faulkner OF Ellington,
arrived here yesterday and is visit
ing his brother, Mr.. Earl Faulkner, on
Raymond street. iSa
Miss Mabel Powell, OF Diamond
street, will so to Grafton tomorrow
for few days visit. st
Mr.. H. R. Summers went to McKon.
keys yesterday 10 spend Christmas
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. sely.
Summers.
Mrs. Isabel Linn was called to
Gladly creek by the serious illness of
her brother.in.law, Mr.. Wesley Lake.
Mr. Fred Jenkins is expected home
from Braddock, JPa., tomorrow to
spend the holidays.
Rev. H. S. Chenoweth came home
from Shinn's Run yesterday where he
[held a very successful meeting and
will go to Greensboro tomorrow to fill
his. usual appointment.
Mr.. Charles Toothman, Of East Park
avenue, who is employed at Hundred,
is home for few days.
Mrs. Coursoh, of Warrington, who
was the guest OF Mrs. Minor, of East
Park, returned home Wednesday.
Mr.sJ. Walter Reeves is home from
Wooster College, Ohio, to spend the
holidays,
Miss Winnie Musgrove, who has
been here attending the Normal
school, is spending her. holiday vaca
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Muserove, at Runners Ridge
Mr., and Mrs. Nelson Dumlre and
two sons. Of East Park avenue, are
Visiting relntives at Hendricks, W;
IVA. and Westernport, Md. IL
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Went d iMancle, ina. Y

Mr. Thomas Price. Of Clinton Eur.
mace, and Miss Carrie Price. Of Uftings
ton, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
j. Jacobs yesterday. Mr.. and Miss
Price were en- route to Muncie, Ind,
10 visit relatives:
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Purchased Lot.

Mr.. William. shaffer, WHO recently;
moved here from Tupnelton, has pur.!
chased lot OF Nj; Dorsey Pople, near;
Morgantown avenue. and will build a
handsome residence on IT in the near,
future. 4 Y. 4
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WANTEo-Two rooms by5young mar.
ried couple for light.h6nsekeepins.I
State location and price In first let.
ter. Address -. R, RI ~ care West
Yirginian,
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WATcH-Lost, ladies watch on 5
O'Clock Warrington car Or In Fairs
(, mont. Name Anna on lid. re-
turn to the Office for reward.
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FOR SALE

SAFE FOR sALE-o one medium $40
Safe, made by the Barns Safe a.
Lock Co.; safe can be seen at room
No. 405 Jacobs building. Address all
communications to Box 81, Rives.i
vile. W. Va. q a,ss
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.HousEFor rent four room house.
IS Apply 7o1 Glenn avenue. 4 a. ri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30

T'GDTO.
No Match Gam~S Intu Tomorrow To
Resume Han1iraPS

Not pony was gali0ped over tho smooth
turf ~ No.. polo H.ld- 80 GsoTRiau court
Lakewood yesterday Iu order that tho
grounds mIgh' dry ou' and 80 rested after
the hard gallop- "u rho ~pff going during
The last fortnight here v.iI b. games
Of an informal -or' tomorrow hs'vs.'u
teams "sprair..i nv ~ Nh,'r"v ana T. D.
Sioddard tho former 30 have ~ least iwo
81 the Champion HurNnghs'u and Nmert.lu
0utnt IN hl- lineup There vII also b..
Two game Of the - ond Held
beginning ou St'urtHv ~" gafus- Will
10 On the American utrdt,ap -V-f..rr
intervlub touruA ment- has Ne"u Developed
and there j. A. yet 20 reason 20 explain
Why n should 30 hanged Sowc'.u.-
PLAYERS GET tho big head and -ometurs-
hey buy q lot Of poulr~ 80 bag money. NIr
. \ Ter su's has d-r. t.-frafet hat ~ ffs
test AGAINST 'oUu0f' her ihsv are
b.Hten a. -oIndly a. they have deserved
70 he Yet under the hands Az these player
y Ould have chance 10 V.u puf
" l. Herbert Chairman ~ tho rolo
Association. has prepared tentative order
of handbags and to-day ~ tho arrival
81 william \ hazard who j. 80 r,.tlTy.
= treasurer Of the Poi" As-o. iatiou. from
southern California. u viii be- made publI,
John = COwdin and = " Waterbury. "
who have been with iHlHTi ~ ~" 'pron ado
onn'fy Cluh tournament. are also cE-
10 ted 20 arrive ia this 'lty to-day
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IAoEsp> .IiIf. Pa March - owing to
a ,htug- tU F.lar- ~ tets had n" lie lie, rel
IN nd twenty minutes gwen Tor new IopA
An the nth ru's to-day ! Henry v4- "a
Fids. R.--sTritn Nt'h apprsufir" allowance
lud 90 he Last moment ~ Ne df-'pvera,i
thlv hts Iowa nee had ptr"I IhI- unused
ibr-.rrtIn 10 take up three pounds upsrs., M
10 rupor' had the mount
h. IIIUVt4Tts'-
Iir.t Rare siA rIrioug. ""oDry n III
-sruud EAyIs court. ~ IGraud - ~ l. filird.
TtulF ! o. s. q " Burt. baliut iton san Ca
percy Tayl"r. Stringrncy. k,nmoT- Sursn and
TUII 3ON ll-J
,ssoad Racr- FOur fuTlorgs Capsizr. ia ~
uavin, 5 "a !. won. JAMES Mr rs SnAnnsul.
- ~ I -~c1nd Sir K~arnrl. ti3 Gam III thlFd
TIfn~ ~ - Bltss. Triumph. Alabama. ElA
rnird RArr STA furionGs Miss Sly, III tGTif
mn Is N won. Amanda Ire. tO7 -. HenryI
= 20 3 second StsrtoaTd III tDaVeuporu. IA
~ s. miro Time. - IS Couushin. Mol cod
D t'TaIla. Dave wallace and StarUver ais, ran
F1uTth RACE rive hITiOngs-Iohn Grimm ~
~ ~ davenport. ~ 10 won. AnAvTi. To-
,ku~rnsr. % l. second Tom Mc.lrath, ~
man and Drcr. Parade . also ran
Itfvh Hsoc-siH tuTl0ngs- Bellc MawT. -
titrid, = 70 s. won. BssrTrtAn. III ,DayenPoFU.
~ - s srcond. Youthful, III fTToHhe1. - IN I.
tnird TINE. its rs. Brown Tony. MozAr'.
rhroczmorson. Apnrodits and Ned carmaek
SStn Raes-sDns mile and . si1tssnh--Fnr~-
Euard ~ 3 Davis, N $. Won. IOhn a. Nunrn,
10 Davenport. 70 70 !, ssrnnd. Iaek ttiah 10
damn. " !. third. Tine, % Sir Walter
llnliias siIverado. neiealrome. WDoiaoona. Cabte-
gram ana EnoyHiion also ran
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THE King CASE.
Herrmann Thiaks johnson NOD Not Taik
-u.yuch IDeTrnsls verdict.

CINcINNATI. March 3S.-Chairtnan Herr
mann Of the National Commission wac
considerably surprised to-day to read =
supposed interview with Han johnson
on tho finding In the Killing case. In which
johnson 10 quoted a. severely critictsins
his colleag CUES On the commission for not
lsN wing heavier line on he chicago
catcher
johnson wired me Yesterday that several
hut thai h. hid refused to discuss the King
case. said Hermann In fact. Johnson
did not knoW Nhat de~tsion We had reached
la N. case tie receive. the finding to-day
Johnson has hsld out all along for record
dine. buS he was In the minority
In discussing the published interview
With Han johnson ~ the Killing "are Thomas
Lynch. the new president Ut the National
League. said Yesterday
am willing to stalk" NV reputation On
thu findings OF ~" commission IN me Ming
$50 Nhich Will 10 published In the papers
on Thursday morning
Iohnsoh's statement in part Was
believe ~ stake has b..~n made by the
commission. but I shalt offer no criticism
OF the work of Mc-=T- l.yn'h and Herr
mann They constitute the majority
Whatever they say must stand regardless
Of anvil hing lSnighi -av
IL - for the best that | remain silent.
e-perially IN Connestion with the convtc-
tiou- of pre-ident Lynch he - q new man
IN baseball ! have 10 deair~ 10 speak
harshly Of any error he may Uake az the
beginning Of his administration.
when president Lynch Was seen az the
headduarters Of the National League yes-
tsrday he a. firEt REFUSED TO make any COM
ment. but finally said that he was confident
mat The Gonr-s OF the ceanrnlS-lon would You'll
when the fgCtH of the King case were pub
liShed on Thurs day.
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SCHWaRTz BROrHER~ sT,BLE.
Bub May Has Twelve TWS-Iesr-OLstS
Seating SIS ,OsDO

" a. q. S"hWarty. Wall Street brokers
who have raced = small stable. including
Far West and Hat Ma-isr-nn. IN recent
veaf- have twelve two year Odds they
purc haS..d a. yeaTttnE- for 81 .Oss' aud hay :,
turned them over 10 hub May - h..
trained for the metropolitan campaign
NAV Will ship these Youngsters from LOUIS
Ntll. 20 A9tIeduCt this week 70 pFspar..
them for early racing They are ~ fui'pn
Hay colt half brother IN Honest. ny NorA .hir,
l. al Priscilla
Ih~stuut colt by lsingtOn Dsia'y
HAY colt rs Hry0mstirk Ascot bile
UaV colt by MOolsthOrpe Allie BpIr
la, colt by artn tillAnt ~ -. Jessie N0pfson
HAY colt. by fernando Porua sweet
ssk nlly b. tnneaihl~ Drbpua
B0Nn colt by Yorkshire Lad Minnie AlphOns~
Bay colt. ~ lnnrNtb" treiAna
Chsstnyi NIFTY. ~ Garry hermann -WayNArd
Ia, rus, - WeitonL,n BrDen HeauB
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strict Training for CoIun,baa Baseball
Players.

Dave Fuhz. coach of the Columbia base-
ball team made an innovation In the sys-
tenn 81 training when he AsrRned eighteen
men To seats az "a training table In the uni
NeT-ty commons This j. the irr' time
In ax years that a Columbia baseball squad
has gone into strict training. A. the men
have always been allowed 10 eai What
and when they pleased The men who
neil pISo 'f ss t,t S",s VSeS.sI. -, n
Jllrich, IA W ROCKWELL. II and u. Town
send. 10. pitchers. q. LOmmell. II, q.
Shibley. IL. and h MurChir. ~, catcher
! kiendl, 10, rrst bA.e tOrt-. ~. second
base. I Sanders. ~. >hori stop u Moore.
Is. and = Hastings, ~ third bass' J
- one. ~. left neld ] Lang, 70, ami -.
Polhcmus, "a centre field. and T.. N tstrr-
hout, ~ l. right field
Columbia plays it, second game of the
season when u meets Manhattan College
This will he the hTSt game since ipa4 let Ween
the tao Institutions IN that year the
game ended IN a dispute anu Was forfeited
TO Columbia
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The James Gordon B-rustt cup 10 10 com
petition ~ Nus
Golf m France has favor of - own
saws The London Gipbs. and AMONG - many
entertaining fen'urss none - nor" pleasing
~ ~ the native lttkiI@ u De- Lacks The
kTow ledge and experience ~ fr. ~"of'r-h
aud fugl IA 'oufr"r@ h- - much more CON-
% louah.s trG fahe- % Tar is"Usr interest
IN me PRO sstirg- HIs golf .Hrgor. #uu-
posed ~ tho To- al pgfois Embroidered with
his attempts 80 master ne remuneration
Of English goifirR terms. 81 NtI,h he has
not alwavs gra-ped The pre-. 's- .r"'f' nee
- highly dtNeTrtug True 70 .. nat some ~
hl- British EMPLOYER kupN net - Nf'l-
81 French ~ The ,tddI- 1ns- 81 English
sni ~ - not very long -.r.s We resrt =
- ottish PLAYER on = putttns green - Il ar
ritz suEfiIy rehuke persi-f"n'ly r"-''~
std hh7i-TlHE ss't," EH 'n'- follow 4us.
'srw- tensE vofre luugus - gaTisy
encore Nhtsh he ConcetN ~. 10 he the .uf.
ret Freu, h for -Hoit your augue aud A,..r
-tll'- Another British golfer Under the
same circumstances could not remember
the French for Hold your tongue. but
noticing that his caddie had very large
mouth he solved the diffiCul'v wt'h FerrIry
Ia tAte- which ~et all the other adde's
4rtggeTtrg
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CLOSE CaLL ron BROOKLYNS.
0utbatted ny ChaItAnOoga. They win
by 7tOl.

CHATT tNooDN Tenn March 20 brook
lyn scored two run. IN the hrsr inning and
Chattanooga me IN The second today
No more runs were made both teams re-
peAfsdy -'sadying a. times when runs
were threatening The visitors made i've
hits from which they scored their two
points while the locals mad twelve clean
hits To their credit paf'~r-on's home
run IN tho second. haft anooga'- sole -rors
Nas the most -lsssr'a'ular play II the day
Seine berg Was IN the mound for BROOK
lyn until he seventh. ah~n Huoker went
IN There va no appreciate diIere noe.
For Chattanooga Miller pitched until the
eeventh. when FlIltenv elder relieved him
The latter pitched hItl@-- hall Nhen the
bAkes were fun ~irh nobody out
Tie score
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HILLMEN WIN IN THE NINTH
HAVE To FIGHT HARD FOR
VICTORY OVER MONTREAL.
WarRoO nellnau'~ne- tine Pttchlng and
S@cru,i D,cA CarrOal Takes Heasrs
of the G;ame-TrirkS Fteld nespS0-
slble TOE MANY EFraFs-SeSre q 60 q.

AruEN~. Ga. March .n.-Nsw York this
afternoon defeated Montreal IN the second
game o. the series by "A sore OF TO 5 So
cIose ha We been 10th games that Mana gers
stallin.- ana RaTroSs decided upon q
third game Tomorrow The contest VIII
he decids.d IN the morning to allow the
Royals leeWav Tor the m afternoon tram
Co Colnm bm e = where RarrONs has an
exhibition game ~ Thursday
Montreal died hard this afternoon In
deed things looked mighty blue for tho
Hiahlanders right M tn Tho bitter en0
lack Wa rhOp. considered one of New York :
most abb. veterans MAS - warmly greeted
b. Montreal mat he was forced to lew
the honor- Of Victory to recruit Dick Carroll.
when Narhop stepped ont Of the boz at
the end Of The seventh inning tho score was
. to In favor nf the opposition. while
the game would have looked very IA EEcd
on a big lea que lot II was not 30 bad for a
rev and trraChsrous field The hall could
never he relied ON TO bounce the same
way twtce An adverse. puffy wind in
creased the trials Of the out6elders There
were more than enough errors. but most
we're made on leeitiTna telv hard chances
Errors were those OF commission, judgment
Wns never At fault
There we're two changes in the New
York lineup charlie Hemphill replaced
Clyde EnRle at left field aud Otis johnson
cavorted around third bass. The presence
Of the pair seemed 20 improve both outer
and inner dsf"nc-~. Hemphul was robbed
Of = home run by phenomenal circus
catch on the part of Mattress Johnson
had q hit and two stolen bases lac also
had an error hut because he took q des
perate chance bach of the new candidates
scored a run
warhop was no, altogether 10 blame
that Montreal -natched the lead from him.
OF course HALE run home aCco united for
all three runs IN ths fourth. but both cree
and WARRIOR undeTe-timated Hall DiTdle
played Ciosr IA ana I he visitor hn tar over
the hed~r'- head kniRhts mum. Fosters
throw and to' AL amt VOTERS failure
60 tight 81 dutch krichel.s single put this
spectively with none ou' Marhop had 20
attend To- business in this sort Of pinch
run a couple ot scratch hts and Fosters
error nle,i the ha-ss~ with hut one out
The game would prohsbly have been lost
to New York right there u Joyce had not
failed In An attempt - "-queeze- Colvin
joyce struck cut and GOWN was caught
Each side drew run IN the frs' inning.
These we're home runs bv Joyce and cree
johnson sIngled and stole IN the second. 60
Hereafter New ork could do nothing With
5one- hu' - ~. eighth he hlShlander-
ssInisd he pir, hing burden in the seventh
NolteT ht. stole and took bird On the
throw Hemrhill walked, Gardner was
Woiter .roring on he error Poster.
sas riACe and knights single registered
Her phil and Gardner ..,-
ninth bauey got 10 ~.- ond on IohnsOu's
error. took third or, ar out and tailed on
the game quite handilv In the ninth Diok
singled and BIRDIE 80 rinrsd Molt~r val
New York needed more than one run.
The score
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Baseball NoIr-.

II u thought that Long Larry Mclean nov
holds the rrp~ntancr record.
NoWf days the camera II a. htg a part OF the
southern tratning the nat
~ second man vino tit> VI - better ha~e
runner tIAn a 10 second man " no hats ia
London paper the utnrT day ruutA ined thr
following item Satisfactory gcpnrts A. o. the
prospects ~; playing grounds Tor Inv com n 2
season presented az thr gene raj meeting ol
the National baseball Association. Nn,ong the
grounds Nhicn have b~sn srcf rrd are an -
crIlrni one a. Nee Peck~nham and the Tufneil
paTs N'hisfir tirouni NAM nsW me r1brTs Serr
elected 10 the association
~ far mis- Sea,1u 7ch,dy has referred IN Honus
Wagner A. the tsrurEiS ',nN
" FOrdham ft-d istn street and Third
Avenue. On friday the local baseball ssasou 10
~ np~nrd Wnrn the college ~ nc CIV ~ New
Vows team unrS NJ against %" prira-1 VARSITY,
wute On SatfrdaA fre ~ IHnN.. team u 200 Ne me
uprrnsnf> ~ Nryinarf a. fHs |nsaI rrtsgv F~i
CLEvELANp NArrh ~ sam WHWht presi len {
OF the Onto snd Pennsy lVaniA baseball league.
died here 70 day
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Another Italian Runner Mere.

Tmherto BIasi. the latest Italian importa-
ton IN the running line and one " the
cnutestants In the MaTsthon b-Fhy Which
will N. run at the Polo Grounds next Satur-
day afternoon. arrived W the city YESTERDAY
THIS afternoon and tomorrow he Will take
q couple OF limhertng up gsllops a. he Wiz
Clinton Park and then rest unti the ttfns
81 the rase
blast says that In ia0s 30 won a g. kilo-
meter race in Vhich butHudo vas mo Of
b.. runners The rae" ut- rgn IN Italy
and hi- time Wns hpr'I- ~ ~ lnufs- his
manager. Nallt Wa with him
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GIANTS SHIT or SHREUEPORT.
They Play . Morning Game Before
leaving for Birmingham.

SHHEVEPOKT. Ia March 20 BstnR I'm
able 10 make their getaway until . o',l,,k
this afternoon. the Giants made the rno-t
Of their prolonged STAY here ami did not
lose the day after all. ~ they played an 81
A.hs'son game vhsl- ou' teE morning pr4S-
tire ana AGAIN spanked The local Texas
lea guers. shutting them out MA, time by
. score 81 = to - AFTER late lunch the
where theS viii piav tomorrow
Today gam. Wa hsftsF exhibition
than yesterday - rfau and q drew q gate
81 s-SeTal hundred ian-, ~ % vas an
nOnncsd mat no admission would II.
che rKed. The Giants slapped three pitch
sFs Tot twstN. -tfettsz aud MrGTav'- fo.lr
tNiFiers AhOv Ell only i've hit ! 10. h.id-
ina uaH good On both -iirs seymour
Vel the hit'~rs with four -ing.--
Hne 81 he -tgf'- euIoy~H Hv the fans
who took the long fpurnsF uy' - The hall
yard vas Mathew sons pitching Nester-
DAY enfhu-inrf- NeIlst Iru. .Iud long for
Nathev~On - TO-DAY be- hUT.s.l fWO Inn nRs
20 he delight 81 The @p-' tHfOT- " H. prob
ably the fist time the Giants ever PLAYED
time u DID not cost somebody money % see
NiHtheNHoH pitvh
Th. Giants ran base- fres.v the early
usTt Of Tho. game MctFT4W ltid N a. he
vas badly hung-d up from the effects ~
hts base running yesterday and k.avutsr
covered the -hHt n"id. otherwise was
the regular lineup.
The sore.
Ss- ySss S35dSSSS o-sis z
yoTs Hstteries- Ames. randall. Nathewsoa.
prgrke and Schlsi. Brady. Ray. TsEsrau. Scott
and hinninssr.
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COR.
PLAY ~ NMrn for the southern eros.
TTophy.

NfErS. > g. NaT'h ~ Tho s~"ond
I,v'. play for N" southern Cross trophy
lsay.- HaroId sands \ Stunder-on ,
IH,ntru-on and u Z Watson III. I".d.,-
1 t.-. viii play to-mofrow On 'L- Ina
,,t ,b.. "a Iustto Bolf club The fr-t round
for fb. Ntk.n Gun VHs PLAYED to-day t..
rto... dropping vut Of 49,. auaitiy tng round
tot The. ~s..'N-rn trv-- up Fe.'@fdHN
Harold Sand- PLAYED Veil aud bid- ia IN
To- bs a sip-s rival aEstu Tor he SputH.ru
Fnr he southern 'rV-- Hfruld SANS
t..,t e IlpI'pn tlnd >. \ SaIu,!er-un 80 4
p ~ Hyer- . az. - hole D. \ Tlpu....
sno ,-.It C.orga Wlt-on ami Il e.
W"'.nn t.nt " " Huy'. and s TDr
10 AIKEN cup trophy II ks.p '..tt
, % BeI'h Hnd touN"n"ur Morris
beat VI Ninp''. , AMI } 4 itgpn b@at
" " pun,nu. . and Z Z Douglas h.-a' Z
Whs. l,.r. s and , sanford beat = Scr
chan , rt ! THklDI treat X \ SWtgsfr
p ami " I~Nerf beat " iauph tlu
" u sand bcst " Avery. and
The golf course ~ Forest Park Queens
graz q hauc" Play will be resumed ia
the nrat wees % MAY
Horace l. Hotchkiss. chairman Of the
seniors tournament COMMITTEES. IN one Of
the early birds on the ApaWamis course
Ne has returned 20 Green Acres. his country
pls's AZ Rye. for The season
There are many English golfers nov on
tho Riviera. amateurs ana professionals
4. Baifour ~ EoIflnE a. Cannes and Lord
LurEan has been tod captain Of the
Biarrtfz Golf club where willie Dunn vas
before he had his aTst 100 IN this country.
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IotaH - 49, = Totals n 2" = 90
zone OFT when winning ru WAs -ruF-,i
'hatted for Warhop IN the eNrutn inning
MOntrea - % o
Neu YoFk % % 10 % % .
Runs Mon trealHJ0yce COcktll. k~~hril RAilry
Hail New YORK tre~ Wultrf Hrsapnil.
GATdneF. johnson. Carroll Iirst ha~e on errors
Montreal ; Nev Nurk Z Len IN hasrs Mon
ITeai s N~v NorA flr~' hss- on halls. or
warhoy. 90 Jones. . ~ k~~fr S'rICk out
BY Wigs by Jones ~ WArLop. rs
Carroll. Home nuns Jol - Hal. rec SAr
rincr bits-FUstrr tree STORM rASrs .Johnsan
. Voter. ? Na''rrxs Douhle play Mitchell
unasslsted Hts 90 Wig. 3 in two innings
90 Joues. IN four inning - ke~f~ IN three
Inning 90 " ArtOp. ln ,eN en- innlugs on tArrolI
, In tvo innings mpires Dillon and Pm
Time-2houf. ard 'uingtes
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
BIG CHIEF. TOM WILLIAMS
SIs,OOO HORSE. BREAkS DOWN.
son sS Pontiac Cannot start IN the nrSok-
Iyn ard suburt,an Hansileaps Because
-sf Bowed Tensisns " orb % l@eadllnG
IWeke1s On the winter rrAcks.


lyn ard suburt,an Hansilcaps Because
sG DS~esl Tendsns Mork % lDeasilng
ISckeys On tho winter TrActss.
Thomas a. Williams. the millionaire
California tnrf ma gnate. will have TO declare
hts famous hOr-e Ma Chisf from tho Brook
lyn and suburban h~ndicap-. according
to letter received from thu coast ye-ter
day. BiR Chtef. by Pontiac -Madela Inc.
- now a hye-year-Old. and won IN i'm
portant stake race az Oakland reCently.
hut pulled up after workout several days
later with bowed tendons Mr. Williams
WAS summoned to the -tabl" and 30 were
several VeteTthaTies but after q thorough
examination ~ Wa~ found that the horse
apparently had broken down With prac-
t,cally no chan'~ nf recovery.
RiR chief raced ~ a tNo-year old here
in tho name aud Colors Of the Newcastle
stable. and ~ a three year-Old he earned
di-tin'tion nv defeating August BelmOnt's
Far PLAY IN the september stakes. one
mile aud flve-sixteenths. at Shecp=head
Ray. the belmont horse receiving bad
ride. however. II was soon after thi-
triumph that Mr.. Williams bought Big
chief from the Newcastle stable for aI3.OOO
and shipped him TO the coast. The Pom
tiac stallion received ne pounds for the
Brooklyn Handicap and a similar impOst
for tho suburban. and MIR Williams had
made arrangements for sta bio room at
the Bay. his horses 20 leave the ocs=t about
tho middle Of April.
Several months ago tho Oakland track
ma gnate in = letter TO a friend in this city
made the prediction that ~ Big Chief con
,inued 20 impTov" and also could stand
the long railroad ride across tho continent
he would win either the Brooklyn or 'he
suburban To a moral certainty. In view
Of the injury to Big Chief Mr. Williams may
decide to keep hrs other horses ia California
this year. a. he will not he ~ leisure himself
until after july =. when the le1ries- John
son nght will he deCided on his biz rae"
course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
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