New-York tribune., 1910-01-07
SPORTS OF THE DAY
C4RMAN ENTRIES IN.
T5co More Horses Named for
the Suburban Handicap.

r. F. Carman will not be represented in
the Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps next
season. He was q fairly liberal nominator
70 the stakes of the Coney Island Jockey
Club and Brooklyn Jockey Club which
closed OF January 5. but failed to name
any horses for the big mile and quarter
specials. His entries with a number of
ethers got in from Jacksonville yesterday.
Two more horses were named for the
Suburban Handicap-E. c Budd's Sticker.
which raced in the colors Of John f. Mad
den and Frederick Johnson last season.
and J. Hewitt's Pulka. The latter was
also named for the Brooklyn Handicap.
This brings the total for the Suburban up
10 thirty-nine, while forty horses have
been entered for the Brooklyn With
Mexico and California still to be heard
from. s4e entries have been made to the
eighteen stakes 10 be decided al Sleeps
head Bay.
A meeting Of the board OF governors of
the Turf and Field Club was held at the
windsor Arcade yesterday, Perry Belmont
presiding. Those p-7sent We're John
Jacob Astor. General Brayton Ives, Henry
w Bull, J. G. Livingston and F. K.
Sturgis
William c. Van Antwerp. c. w. Ham
mill, DR.. Louis y Lanehart and DR..
Preston p Satterwhite were elected r,en-
bers Of the club
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
United Hunts Racing Association was also
neid in the Windsor Arcade. Perry Rel
mont. Alfred @. Vanderbilt. Henry ". RuI
and E. NJ. Garlic We're elected directors IN
serve until 1913.
Al the annual meeting of the Trf-State
League, at Lancaster Penn. on TAdros-
cay II was decided to begin the season
on May and close IL on September : Tho
circuit viii be the same as last year NJ
Aynch' OF Trenton. getting the privilege
q transferring his club 10 anv CITY he
may select after obtaining the apnrova1
or President Carpenter
A board Of directors was eIectad as g,
lows: ]. Ollie Blough, Johnstown: Rert
Leopold, Altoona; Jacob l. Weitzel. Read
ing. and William S Tunis. Harrisburg
The schedule VIII not be promulgated
until January 10.
judging from the following clipping from
a Chicago paper. Comiskey is not without
some stars who are bound TO shine in the
baseball armament:
Although the makeup Of the White Soy
Tor next season cannot De definitely an
Eouncecs there are many who claim that
with young players alone Comiskev can
PIT IN the field as fast inner circle as
can be found anywhere. With GadiI At
1Tst base. Zelder at second. Blackburn at
short and Purtell at third. such a veteran
critic and well known Judge as Ted Sullf-
van says the Old Roman Will have the fast
est infieid OF the year.
Pete Browning. a pitcher recently pur-
chased bv Detroit weighs only 125 pounds
One of his friends remarked recently: Pete
is built Ike a Tod Sloan, but he has the
arm Of a Mathewson."
Camel. manager Of the Rochester team.
champions of the Eastern League is breath
ing easier again and threatening to win
another pennanI now that Brooklyn has
relented and returned three Of his star
players-Ducky Holmes, Pattee and Holly
Packy Mcfarland. the lightweight fight
eT. is on his way East from Chicago to
take steamer for England on a still hunt
for Freddie WeIch. Mcfarland says he
has given ID al hope OF getting a match
with Battling Nelson, the lightweight cham
pion. for the present, but thinks Nelson
will be forced To sign articles if he defeats
Nelch.