The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-25
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP,
STEWARDS LOOKING INTO JOCK-
Ely BERGEN'S CASE.
Jsseuh Nsarraae. Boys Employer. says Iae
Was CaJustly suSpended at Jacsssoa-
VIE Coming Stakes &C Agurduet
-lAngfOrd FaNOrtte over keerhel.

a brother % the late Marty bergen. and
urtu they receive sufficient ev idst,Ca that
he - guiltles. Of certain charges he will not
-. allowed To ride on the NeN York tracks.
Hut Joseph MArrone who holds a contract
On tho boys services aud has learned 10
place unbOunded faith In him. declares
BERGEN = the victim of injustice ON the part
20 Judge Joseph A. Murphy OF the Jack son
Vile meeting The Marrons horses, trained
BY = = MAyberry. raced at Jacksonville
last winter. aud Bergen rode nearly all Of
them Among these racers was tho mare
Pantouas. and Il was because Of her ElArinE
form reversal early In March that Bergen
gu' into trouble
~ appears that PantOune on one ncca-
sion ran with 40 little life that she was
badly beaten Bergen was In the saddle
but Marrone declares etnphatically that the
boy did his beat The next time out. how
ever. Pantouis suddenly displayed Gre ami
dash and not only won In a Eallop at Juicy
ODDS but also came within . fraction Of q
second % eauAllins the worlds record for
three-auarters OF mile Immediately
hero was an Investigation by Judge Muir
phy. backed by Curley Brown. aud for a
few days the turf world was on tiptoe
Trainer Mayberry. who used To- own Robin
Hood. the famous beer horse and also
pulled OF q sensational killing with Earl's
Court at Yonkers last summer. told Judge
Murphy his story and was promptly ex-
onsrated. But Jockey Bergen was sus-
pended. and In spite OF Marrone's ploadinss
be still remains under the ban.
Bergen IL strictly honest says the
Italian turfman. HE never pulled a hor-e
On has life and have never found fanlt with
hts work. I have confidence In him and
believe that he haa been uniustly treated
by Judge Murphy. In fact can't under
sand how Judge Murphy has reached this
IL
race. a. shs has done many times, and
BerEen's ride had noting to do with ~.
There we're some queer rulings az Jack son
vile. bur this one n the LIMIT u Mavberry
go, . clean ball Of health then why not Ber-
SEM
Marrone canno, eNpec, more than an even
break from the Jockey club IN this matter.
nArmuCh a. he lost his trainers li.en-s
several years ago after being temporarily
ruled on ~ Bennings But he thinks the
stew ards Sill fail so he convinced b. the
evidence in hand thai little Der gems saddle
career should he ended. Jockey Snilling's
cA-e is still under AdVisement The boy.
have the charge OF feIonious assault Lodged
employee, dIsmissed Il - said that he vii
ness has been sffaced.
The running OF Arasee IN the Queens
County Handicap on saturday -hoW 81 30
much Improvement THAI regulars RECALLED
the fact that connectssns supposed TO lie
identified with the strtnx OF horses Of Whirh
ArAsee - the star were severely -cOr-l last
year. Glass "a a nrrl class Jockey. anu for
that reason there u little OF no excuse Tor
come OF the rides which can be charged to
his account.
The quality Of the sport at Aqueiuct 30
far hAs been excellent. bat an Improvement
y looked for, The original Agueiu,t
msetlns Winds up on Ihur-iay. bat racing
opsrntiona. a. the Queens County jockey
club will assume control Of the jamaica
he 81 Nav ~ The MON 10 STAKE. fnF b Sros
year-olds, will be run to-day. while to-
iaOrroS 2 feature will be the Freepori Handi-
" ard, seven Rurlongs. The latter event can
have q neld made up OF Prince AhHe,i. Al
~. Msses PTin1e S:sl Be-on AMI ra an sr
crack apriniers On "Wednesday Will be ran
the WoOdhAven Stakes. Cor tao ear -olc-.
fear and a half iuriongs, with tarbin@-r,
Plutocrat. Win. County Chairman. Scrim-
maze. LAdasette. ARaWam, supple and
krank MaIlens asnonS , me en<lb'es thai
Thursdays feature L. the FluzbiBg Stakes,
for high class PlAters. At a mile, y ith Berke-
NssoS and Right Easj possible Siarter rs
For Greenneld stakes. OF o. 80. Tor two
year ?lds. four and a halt futlong-. the best
elaEibIes 80 far known are SemprOliu-.
Babbler. ScrtmmAge. Leti-. lluvtouS. Aga
xAm and Prank Muliens. The EHc"4-lor
j. Saturdays feature. here are thirty
I've eliGible-. and these may 20 To- the post.
Eiresione, l23 Prince Ahmed. 20 alfred
Noble. ia. Magazine TO- Mise Mason. ius.
Ara-es. lOs Far West. ioA. Gtrtua Greeu
l0s berkeley. IO2. MARY bavI- lose Prince
Impartial i0o. charlie isrgraNe ~. Duke
Of OTmO1de. ".
This vii he = busy week IN the 10 wing
world The star bout = the hstshsl- ang-
ford affair in Philadelphia "Wednesday
night six rounds ~ ba ne limit. ard n
thee heavy hitter. both cut loose tn eaTns-st
4 das4lNa reaffIf nss rnssftrtlsal Mani
New YORK sporting men viii h. a. the ring
stde sndea majority prohabl, vii show q
favo rt,s Ketchel i IN splendid condition
and showed a crowd Of fans -otne lively
S.lsssd p.Sf, roIPi. .iripp.i snd I'D
he was confident Of winning Another
mssns,ie 1naT ,.n found s1i,le
wsiRhi champion, and Harlem Tommy
Mnrpey =, the hmpirr IN Harlem
a!iEhtSsishi. and v u not v. a pound under
Who has WORKED .tr~nuou-lv for the nil.
tay- he sill be- az least twelve pounds lighter
than the Harlem boxer. bur that - ~ make no
diHsr~Dce ~ far a. the re-ult T. concerned
At a PhiIadsIphia club i've years ago, ba,
the latter has Improved a LOT since They
have asreed 10 box under siraiRht Queen--
50 ordered BY the referee
Johnny Coaton. the Chicago bantam viii
sss e 90 some v 20 beat AnS ,d s1rhs
the MaTathon A. &. in BROOKLYN 10 nlTht 4
counter attraction h q ten POUND battle be-
nan At the olympic a. &, an Harlem.
Monte Attell. Abeis bantamwetght
erVther Who has just arrived here from
California. win aght ten rounds at the Ma
tonal Sporting Club. In West Forty-fourth
street On "Wednesday night. Hts opponent
WI DO Joe wagner. Q great little man.
The winner NAV ret q match With Coulon
&C tHas club later on.
Frank Picaao. the California lightweight
Who recently whipped Johnny Mario and
PICK Nelson IN local bouts, was knOcked out
n I've rounds BY MICKEY Cannon NJ Phila-
dslphia club Saturday night. Cannon Won
al tho way having Plcato almost out Ina
TIE Second round. Willie Lewis and Harry
Lewis. Old rivals and well acquainted. went
iwenty-hVs rounds to n draw In Paris,
ErAncs. last Saturday night. There was
W. crowd. consequently big gate receipts.
= hi' h was further proof that shreWd boxers
and their managers know how Ia get the
money from eaNygOinR FrsDchmsn.
Jake Be~kley. veteran ban player. has
rrrrhed rho end Of hts career IN that capar-
Nf Danny shay, MANAGER of the Kansas
''v club. releas-t him Internationally
.'a' saturday. B-ckley T. ~ years old
ara logan hts major league career IN is-e.
! sving just twenty years In lcst COM
perv We was q HBefnher Of the plttaeurg,
= Iouis Cincinnati and New York National
IAeaaue elnha IN that periO1i and was not