The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
now RICHARD mas ESCAPED
4 HOLD HOLDUP GAME.
Native sens We're Ready 10 snake HIm
DaNn When Gov. GgiIeti stepped BlR
FlSht VIII Have PiaIR sailing New
iloaesty 0f French Raelng 10 bted.

FiSht VIII Have PiaIn sailing Nov
Honesty Of French RAclng DS bted
: From all accounts Ter Richard has 81
least one hing for which 10 he thankful
WI IN he makes hnal arrangements %
pull "a the J~frics- johnson hight IN Nevada
b" will not b. compelled u dsclars q lot
Of politicians sO-Callcd. aad other ersOns
OF alleged influence In with him. u N n
are any pTohis lea will be permitted 10
sl'llt Them with his partner. Gleason, With.
Ont asking permission from anybody
Richards experiences In California II
disclosed woud make interesting reading.
u appears that from the nom, MT h. de-
! Cided 10 give up salt Lake CITY and take
he hig mill 20 Frisco Rickard has been
subjected 10 much annoyance By person
who cannot understand why they should
not have piece Of every Eo9d thing that
h pulled ~ On the Coast.
The Native Sous didn'i want Richard
70 cut In IN the nrst place. said a sporting
man Yesterday. At least two California
promoters. McCarey and Cohroth, were
bitterly disappointed when Gleason doubled
W With RE card and landed the match
Then when luckard visited Frisco hs quietly
harmed that he IN I a tough crowd TO de II
With Tie vas boldly informed that he
couldn't get hght lic nee unles, he put
up. Blth Y than be- gougsd in this m1nner
Ri"kari made a deal with Tom Williams.
vho owns the Emeryvins racctrlck Hut
ths~" Frisco politicians got busy with
The minist r.. who made threats 10 kill
vha' j. lrft Il racing 10 California unless
" illiam callei the alnn
Williams. driven 10 corner, notified
Richard Of hi. plight. and the latter agreed
~ H., Emery vile ont Thea he had TO
make the best possible lerus With the
gang IN FRISCO. and Tan assure you that
h. was w against y good ami hard Why.
those fellows wanted the whole thing. and
wouldn't take no for an answer Richard
was finally compelled IN accept q PROPOSE.
ton that would have reduced his c,itup 10
comparutivslY nothing lla was GLAD Of
N" chan To break even. but he wouldn't
stand for hNed Fight. a. some NJ these
su sihing Native sons suggested That
vas Why h. decided to refersa the hEh
himself and why johnson split with Little
he interference by GOV Gillett, ! can
III yol. y really a good thing tor Richard
lnd WIZ Insure square night Rirkard's
hptnc ~ M Nevada and nobody viii try
20 hold him 40 hsrc hecaus' the pawn NJ
OF biW ucth-s - 10 me state "a -
antics hun ~ ieciton
KiCkard B, not resron-i bl for the stOl on
purse. The moving picture people WIN
= behind him haze gutfant Gel N {
money Richard viii have 70 depend rpon
the safe receipts 10 get hask about SEQ 40
he has already ~, m N promoting IN mil
and 81 the strap = held at Rem he NAV
ct QUE whole hut ~ q dollar 10 . MICS Il
that a'ter this ahaT - over Hickard viii
have nothing more % Do With pugillsm
Hn.a HHIInHH ana - 90. hi -
square attn ey'rybody but he's had a
lesson
Mem hers Of The Fairmont 4 &. IN IN.
lronN hn delight in hard hiring VIII BE- %
land iO-nighf 10 see Jim smith aud sailor
burie ga % tU q leu round bout at catch.
Weight smith. mere nov tre A. far a.
ring ~ pef ieu,r goes las come 70 The front
Ni'h rapidly in he lat month by knock inR
out 'hI'k ta,Iron he h"avyv eight cham
piUu ui fue naNy by standing Oh Jeanette
Tor en- rounds and hl putting up ulucky
night against hetohei u.foFe The latter
-loueI him ava M Tho fTh round burke
- vel huoRu 80 great puncher aud =
formidable ANTAGONIST when ne meets 4
man he THINKS he yan beat Willie lewis
made him luit last wear. and - smith =
Of airy here 100 ~ four preliminary
bouts before >wnh and liurke hooG 40
Ncyordlnr 10 an Interyiev Published hy
fNN InuInN FNFrHH y fumnmM ell
ti'1rd owner pi hig stable In lranra
infenis ~ soil or end retire from Tho tori
y Ncu-iilt- 3, uuuiet To- his Kramer
an lee, ne he tren6h iurI " M a feel
inE NJ ut-Eu-f Tor v nat gos- On 40 pressni
o. will he tmIlussthi soon fp insure honest
ra1tng 10 frHula Tho snori %. EInrs anil
% Nhemen hH. been taken over by mo state
ami % b. becoming a rreans oi dtshonorabie
,reruia'ion In the last fifteen ,ear- The
so 1Ils'a haze tined FfrnCh racing
i,sngs NJ di-honorable men are Iil0Wed 10
" ORR tho fur' without interference When
invfLiug happcu- fhe Fr~uch llrEev club
! nUv= who're 10 ula's the hlame hut moth
inc Cuu be dnne be'ause the state would
nnd 'he reCriu's from he pdFi mutuel
system droppag
bopinr' j. prevalent, ami inCkeys IA
NAM. cases are Crn0ke,l lef0re The mari
mutuel TuIel he turf We could lay hands
m me svindlers and punish them Buf
under thc eyisttng Circumstances the Jockey /
labs hands are Ted and bet y Why am (
. i-poslng Of NV stable
When q lclding turfman has Close rala- /
lions with three crack iochevs n IL natura /
Tor Tho EOssips N circulate rImors. when 1
his sam turf man make a bet on a certain |
horse In race IN which these iorkeys i
have mounts AID tho horse wins With one 1
NJ the riders On his back while the others 4
show apparent indiner, nee ugly comments
annOt ID" suppressed. There are rumOrs
NJ hts kind on the local tracks this season
h. turf oitCials may sOon ask a few per.
inent 'usstions The Jockey Club n
llways stood for honest racing and ther .
= n Felanu IN aWRHTf "A rhnuna An r.0ltaw