New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
SPORTS Of THE DAY
Murphy, of the Cubs,
FsVors Photographers.
AGAINST LATEST RULING
More Licenses Granted by Ma
tional Steeplechase and
Hunt Association.

Staff photographers viii have free access
to the West Side Park diamond in Chicago
this coming season, despite the orders of
President Lynch OF the National League to
the contrary. Charles ". Murphy, presi-
dent Of the Chicago Cubs, is quoted as say
ing:
I can see no reason why staff photograph
ers should be kept from the field IS the
only ones 10 benefit by their presence are
the club owners and the team itself. Pict-
uTes Of game are half tho story and so
long as I control the West Side Park and
have anything 70 say the photographers
will be as welcome as they we're in pre-
vious years"
President johnson. Of the American
League, is opposed to the rule laid down
by Mr.. Lynch regarding photogrs piers
end SAYS that they will not he kept from
American League diamonds this season.
I'd Reulbach. one Of the leading pitchers
of the Chicago Cubs. is suffering from diph-
iberia and will he unable TO report for
some time Reubach is at his home in st
Louis. where he went when his child was
attacked by the same disease
Larry Mclean. the suspended catcher Of
the Cincinnati National League team. will
he reinstated or April q. a week after The
opening Of the season. according to an an
nOunCement made by Clarke Griffith. Me
Lean was suspended for attractions Of C-e
training rules while tho team was at Hot
Springs. Ark. He viii resume play under ,
new contract and At less pay, so il Is said
According to 3 report from Detroit. sam
Crawford. the hard hitting outfeIder Of
tho Tigers. will not play i'm the opening
game Of the season on Friday. and NAV
he out Of the dght for several weeks.
Crawford is suffering from weak ankles.
John J. NcGrav will lead the Giants
across the North River to-day for game
With the Jersey city club. or the Eastern
League.
At meeting Of the stewards Of the Ma
tonaI SteepIechase and Hunt Association
in the Windsor Arcade yesterday the fol-
lowing licenses were granted:
Gentlemen riders Malcolm stevenson. \.
A. Fowler. Dion Kerr. Herbert r. shaw.
r.. NJ. TAYLOR and Lewis Garth
Traners-Tom Wilson. VI. Flippen. Robert
Boyle, /. Fuller. Page Stephenson. Ben
Pope. W. ~. Henry. William Hogan. ". T.
Stone. W. e. Hayes. Fred Parsons. ". T.
Presgrave and William Martin.
Jockeys-R. J.. Ryan. Harvey Boyle. VIII
lam Patterson. George b. Cochran. Tom
Wilson. H. J. SsffelI. y y Davidson. r
y. Donohue Robert King. W H. Henry
and A. Jackson
-. l.. Harrisous Waldo which was ranked
r. the champion two-ycar-cId last year is
the favoritc 1T 10 / for the Kentucky
Derby. which will be run az Louisville on
MAY 10. Judging from the way the horses
arc training the field will ne made I'D of
Waldo. Joe Morris. g. NJ. Miller. Roca
Grandc. Donau. Don Antonio. Fighting
Bob. Gallant Pirate and Topland
Joe Chcynski. who once fought twenty
round draw with Jefries. has accented an
OFFER to aid tho latter i'm training for his
fight with Jack Johnson. The story goes
that Choynski taught Johnson how - box
several years ago.
George Cotton. negro fighter. has signed
= contract to act as sparring partner for
Jack johnson.
"Knockout' Brown and White Bcecher
win face each other i'm tcn-round bout at
the OLYMPIC Athletic Club tomorrow night
and a Whirlwind battle Is in prospect.
Conley and Webster have been matched
TO box twenty-five rounds for the bantam
weight championship at Vernon, cal, on
April 90.