The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-27
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
$4,000 ~ EiST MONEY FOR re-
CRIIr DERRICK.
James q. keeues Nearisags st sheeps.
head nay JunsptnG Jaek Ahesrue
ami Grimm Matched PApke Has PSer
Dpinlsn of the Australian Fighters.

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MAJOR teasue rA" Inv a.. ~ 49,,
campaign - sn'" 10 p"'N.. -, :.""on,
paying naoFe man ''up' ", -
men ony as a ssor."ns 70, r.. ,,,, 49,
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Derrick. a young man picked up by 'onnis
Mack OF the champion \thletcs last sum
m.r Derrick never started In game sn
the American Ieaxn. AMI took no par IN
the worlds championship game" WIN the
'ub-, but he received his share Of tho prize
money and also his salary. Fur'hrrmofe
when the Athletics went To TUBA recen,iy
Derrick took the place OF Eddie Collins anu
played regularly at second base. Tor ~h'"h
he received a t;0o bonus and expenses hs
a result Of this good fortune Derrick has
i.Ono IN the bank and In still wondering
whether he can make good In fast company.
He will have q chance TO lind this out when
camp in the sprinx.
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me 'eadlns w,nn'ns osn",s ~ 'A" ~,
willie up To Yesterday wrr" a. follows: a. W.
Dor. a. ooo. n m wiui.m. A ,sO Beyer-
-, $500 q, 40 49,, 4, sin.
~'rA s 49, =, 90.
u. j. Decker, C.<~ A. Neoef. tSM~ r. -
william shields. q, SIS; Miss A. N Marrons.
|. 500: d. \. Pr.~iu. n..so; }, z: o.ansy;
u .sas: James fltss'mmons. u.s1s; samue'
Ross. SLIPS; Z. Tauber. N.o7s: Hugh Penny.
;ockevs Ar. Beu, I'D winners Bu,.en. 10:
'oss n,,s.,.,n M - u,,n. 20 .nd
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James r keeus has only seven yearlinzs
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""' 'h-'" s' o'"o,S -. noy 80
como East IN March. Ihoss at the nay are
as follows A bay colt by Peter Pan-Mint
cha n hy,wn col, nv P,tsr Pnn-hp Anomaly.
- ,n..,nr, si,y hy u,nn,d roms-Nor, e
Reina. a black ally by Peter Pan-Biturica.
a half sister TO Maskette: q chestnut filly
by De,hi-,'op.lia. a bay nlly by Disguise H.
81 'ypnan, anu oay or brown my oy
Delhi Fair Vision. nall sister to france
and Horoscope. s" seo naoas s aso 'ns
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'he Day anu ''AsA e,'e " ~
ing OF Melton death says isilsn i IN q
wa most issored rscehorse VAS INC un
fortunate Sysohsoy. VINO VAS sou %.
nsSn and Ss h ur ms, s,,, si.'y ds"s
IN paohc a. tNo-yesI-oM l., 49,, .,.
of that great racehorse which would Tor N
interesting reading " WAS pitS lnAt
death claimed MIN IN the CARY spring cl
his -four. y.ar-old career. his possibiy
prevented MIN from exceeding me nlY
total sums won in stakes ny Donovan anu
l-In9ia@A- That Sysonsoy was one OF inc
b~-t racehor-e. ever -sen in America ~
certain. W j. kobin-on. the fokhlil
trainer when on q holiday visit to he
States some wears ago went to ss- him
lie told me he considered him one OF the
grande-t roughhr-d- he had ever seen
reminding him very much OF Minting
poisoning and died in much agony in he
presence Of his owner II ia said that he
veterinary surgeons found thai his lungs
and kidneys were twice a. large a. those Of
an ordinary rscehors. which eHDiained
his wonderful -tanli mn and courage
Young Ahearn, the English light vel chit
who has been nick named the Jumping
with Charlie Grifiin OF Australia at the
Bedford e of Brooklyn next Thursday
night Ahearn recently outpointed Bat
thing Hurley and has not vet suffered a de
feat in this country Griffin trimmed
n. beats thearn he will try tn meet Pacay
Mcfarland before he sails Tor the Antipods-
The Fairmont e. - going ahead with
preparations for the battle hetse-n Pacsy
ably will he decided on January 10 nless
there's hitch Mcfarland Will arrive here
the latter part or this week to begin active
training IN Westche-ter
,he worlds greatest middl-weixht; Aus'aa;
Papke measures M to tho tornishmsns