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New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
TIGERS DEFEAT FORDHAN
WoodIe Pitches Mastery Game.
Striking Out Ten Men.
Ipv Tclortarh - Tho Trlhuno |

Princeton. y. =. April g. Favored hy tho
nrst good baseball weather Of tho season,
tho Princeton Tigers uut 'hc lordhaW ninc
10 rout this afternoon by score ~ to .
Noodle wa i'm the box Tor Princeton. ana
~ was no lauit Of his that thc visitors were
not shut ont. tc was complete master of
the situation from the beginning striking
oul ten men and allowing only three scat
tcrcd hits Two errors by his team mates
in the ninth inning accounted for Ford
hams runs l>coeh tie fordhau tWirlcr'
was wiid. and although touched up for only
six hits hc safe drives came al opportune
times
With the exception of tho last innine the
Tigers played snapuy game IN the field
ami they worked in midycason form on the
bases. For the second time ,his year a
brilliant squeeze" play wa worked. on
which two men scored, when Lackey laid
down a perfect bunt
i complimentary 10 Carter IN the second,
q free trip TO first lor White. VINO was hit
nv the pitcher and an error by KcoSh
ncttcd the Orange amt Black players t~o
runs without a hit being made in the third
inning The Tigers scored Two more in the
fifth and -four in the seventh.
Fordham tailed IN the las, inning. Scan
Ions long fy to centre was muhed br
Carter. and kcoSh went out bu, Sharkcy
and Gargan were both passed To- first thus
filling the bases chapman grounder To
Connor was ncldcd home in plcni3 OF time
90 catch Scanlon. bat Winants Wild throw
to double up sharkcy allowed both Shar-
hey and Gargan 10 score.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
~, rDlocrann ~ Tho Trihunc. /

fEy Telegraph to Tho Tribune
Lakewood. y. j.. April Ga picked polo
four gave the Meadow Brook team
spirited battle in practice At Georgian
Court this afternoon. and although the in-
terna.iona players came away with vic
tory by score of o., to 81. the contest
was 10y no means as easy as some of those
which have preceded it. The Green team
has been materially strengthened 10y FOX
hall kccue. rho latter is a clever player
and as soon as ne appeared i'm tine lne-"r
difference was noticed in the playing ol
tbe four Kccnc while putting mp good
game. shows The lack Of practice, and VIII
uudoub,cdly play p much more brilliant
came before many days.
. The Meadow Brook team devoted much
attention 10 now CoWh,ua'ions which nave
heeu studied ont and 10 new strokes. The
perfcctuc of team play means considerable
II is realized. anJ everything possible Is
being done to polish off the rough edges
As thc season advances.
Considerable interest was aroused 10y the
appearance of Frederick II. Prince. Of R"s-
with IBIS string Of ponies. Mr.. Prince
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
YANKEES LOSE IN. NINTH
indianapolis Surprises New
Workers with a Rally.
CALDWELL POUNDED HARD
Ables, However, Pitches won
derful Game for Five Innings,
Not Allowing a Hit.
by Telegraph to Tho Tribune

Indianapolis. April 6-The Yankees had
20 submit t. "a trimming TO-DAY. ana
trimming which came i'm the ninth nnIhE
81 the end OF the fifth inning the score
vas 4 to Q i'm favor OF New York: ut IN"
end Of the ninth il was TO In favor OF
Tudlauapoliq Thust do these provincials
occasionally arise and smile over metro
politan horoce The Gotham standard oear-
crs didn't score IN proportion 10 TIER Tree
hitting and opportunities Thcir base run
ming was awry. Part Of that was due to
witicss work on ;hcir side aud part TO
Icirg thrown out stealing Johnson maze
two base running blundera and one costly
error.
However. notwithstanding the somewhat
Indifferent game played by New YORK 'ie
home nine made its runs largely through
lifting Caldwell hard in the last lout
innings. The Yankee twirler was mark.
Entirely different was Harry Ables VINO
pitched a great game. the five innings IL
which hc presided Only fifteen men raced
Ahles. Not a hit was made off nm ana
lobody reached first base. He had perfect
control If his batting drop ball.
Harry Woltcr was back in the game ana
did me work lie made four hits. stole
base and nelded well in the dim hGht. lhe
dav was cloudy and smoky. there was a
cold wind. and in the disastrous nintn il
rainod. raincd water "a well as hits
\ two-baggcr by Chase sent in New
York's first run. Ilarolds wits were rusty
from disuse. aud he thought his hit had
been caught. he was about TO TURN "cN
,o tbc bench when the ccachcr yelled ana
woke him ~. The Yankees batted out
four runs in the first four innings ana
frittcred away a couple by poor judgment
in base running on the part OF Johhson'
Things began TO go wrong for the Visi'orH
the moment Caldwell asccndcd the da'S'
Three hits and q pass gave lndlahapohS
two runs i'm the sixth. There was pause
until the ninth. when Bisland led off win
- single. Channel a former Yankee, also
noatcd Il single to the outfeid Freeman
sacrificed and Johnson made Il bad thro"
+, first. Chase making "a splendid stop
There were three on bases and nobody
Cnt. Bislaud scored OH Nichons force oI
Freeman and an easy double play iaIie'
because of slow handling Of the ball 10y the
visiting iniield. llemphill couldnt locate
Carisch's drive. and il went for tWo-
lager. Channel scoring Mill,ean struck
out. but emergency hitter o'Day spilled
4 single through short and won the game.
ln the eighth inning Woltcr led OF with
Il hit. and in the ninth Daniels did ike
wise but each was doubled trying to steal
second. tho man at the bat striking out on
each play.
The Yankees. all hut Sweeney. went Eas'
tonight Sweeney is in bed with cola
rut expects to bc all right To- GO 10 New
Yorl, tomorrow.
.frg f,ItnMe-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
GIANTS WELCOME THE SUN
MerriIy WaIIop Richmond Nine
Before Large Crowd.
PITCHERS PLEASE MGRAW
Drucke and Crandall Show Great
Control, Neither Giving
Base on Balls.
m. rolorranh 70 The Trihnne. |

Richmond. Va. April 6.-'rhe Giants aN-
ersqed q run for every hit they made OH
two Richmond pitchers this afternoon anu
with Drucke and Crandail twitlinS won
their only engage ment here ny score oi
y to 2 II was a great day for the sport
and the lively baseball city turned out the
hes. crowd the Giants have played to Oh
the exhibition trlp. At noon the thermom-
eter registered close 10 100 in the sun, ana
McGraw took advantage of the welcome
change in the weather by putting his big
saiiad through two hours practice TINS
morning and doing some extra Wo'h pc
fore and after the game.
The. Giants did not DO much hlttlnS III
the first five innings. because the Opposing
pitcher was wild and dishcd out severd'
bases on balls. They landed heavily Oh
Vcrbou: i'm the last three rounds When
they scored half their runs on sdaisht MI
ting. Drucke and Crandall both pieaseo
McCiraw with their control, nelther VAIN
ing nor hitting i oatsman Rlchmohh
would have scored only one run IL onod-
grass had not made misjudsmcnt OF a
line drive i'm the eighth inning.
Josh Devore had to retire from the game
after hitting for two bases in the fourth.
lie twisted his ankle going over first base
and pullcd up lame on hit that would
have been good for three bases. Tie strain
is not serious. and probably lie VIII pay
again tomorrow I'm Baltimore
The best hitting was done by Wallace an
outficlder of The home nine, VINO MADE
three singles and triple. Doyle tore OF a
pair of doubles. scored two runs and drove
in three more. Murray registered ufec
singles The Giants ran bases wei before
they piled up such lead that they quit
trying to pull off any stunts. Deyore
walked and stole in the first inning, ana
scored on two long flies TO centre. brldweii
paradcd in the second, and was snoVed
around on Devlins single, hit batsnan
and another base on balls TO Devore. Dew
lin scored on sacrifice fly. Devlins mt
brought i'm run in the third.
The big inning was the sixth. win TWO
ont the Giants slammed the ball all over
,hc lot Eccker. DOYLE. SnodSrass ana
Murray all hit safe. Doyle and Snodcrass
getting doubles. Murray's single was loi-
lowed by some comedy, in which three OF
Ricnmonds errors were spilled. Kod slp
into second on wild throw by the centre
fielder, went To third when the catcher 'hTe"
Ia the outGcd and scored on another oad
hcave by the centreaeldcr. From the time
he hit the ball until he scored ne did not
stop. although he slid into second ana
third Doubles by Becker and Doyle ana
Murray's single scored the last two runs.
Richmond got one in the sixth, when Mer-
klc bumped into a base runner while hcld-
ing "A ball. Triples by Wallace and McCacc
in the eighth and an infield out scored the
other two.
Tho Giants left at 5 o'clock for Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
CARDINALS NOT FOR SALE
4. 4. steininger Named as Pres
i6ent of the Club.

81 louis. April 6.-"The st. Louis Dasc-
hail club of the National League II not ior
sale" said Schuyler Britton, last mGh''
Mrs Britton heard her husband make = &
statement, and nodded her head afhrtrt-
lively.
Mrs. Britton has decided to retain the
club" continued Mr.. Britton. she mas re-
ceiyed numerous offers for the property.
but all offers were turned down. The oase-
DaIi property is not for sale, at least not
for the time being" .,.,a,.
At n meeting # the club tonight Nmch
was not Qvcv dntil = late honr' =" p
Stoin,ngor. 81. Louis contractor, was
ol, cfod nresidont OF TIE cluo.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
FAST BASEBALL AT N. Y. U.

Tho New York University baseball uine
enjoyed it's drst practice upon the new
diamond at Ohio Field yesterday the team
showing up to good advantage and playing
i'm a lively fashion. Because the game
scheduled with St johns College was
cancelled, the University of Vermont en-
gagged I'm practice combat with the local
college The teams played a siX-inning
game. which was fun of snap and vim. the
University Heights nine winning ny score
of To q. The scoring was done i'm the first
innin% luc pitched for New York. and
held the visitors 10 "A few scattered hits
striking out eight men.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
PHlLLIES LOSE IN TWELFTH
Timely Hit by Barry Brings a
Victory for The Athletics.

Philadelphia April 6.-Thc Philadelphia
Athletics defeated tho rhillics at Shihc
Park to-day hy a score Of . to In a
;wolyc-inninS game.
The series now stands TO / in favor Of
the worlds champions.
Tht phillies scored their only run in the
Gun inning on a base on balls a Wild pitch
anu 2 tWo-hase hit. Tho score was tied in
the eighth inning on q base on balls an out
end two errors and was won in tho twelfth
on a base on balls TO Davis. Murphy's sac
rlGcc and Barrys single.
Russell pitched Gyc innings. Coom5s six
and Collamore one for tine Americans; Al
., andcr twirlcd five and stack the remain
der Of the game FOR tire Nationals.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
CRANE TO PLAY JAY GOULD
Court Tennis Title Will Hang IN
the Balance To morrow.

Boston, April 6.--Joshua Crane, Of TINS
CITY defeated his clubmate. Charles I.
pusselI. i'm three straight sets in the final
match Of the national cosrt tennis cham
rionship tournament AZ the leniliS anu
Racquet club this afternoon thefcpy gam
ing the right Of challenging Jay Gould the
present champion. for the title
Mr.. Crane won by a score or g. O. 81
The challenge match will be played on sat
urdav afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
POLICE RAID BOXING CLUB.

missioner FIynn's STAFF. with Cartain Nj
Clusky and four slcuths o.. the M0rflsania
sstiCn. arrested G-nt men. Including two
who were engaged ln % "atar bout" las,
night IN the Metropolitan Athletic cub. al
No - East l11.t street. Thc detectives
sid lest night that "YounR" sam Lang
ford and Young -pecks, who were sched-
u,ed TO appear in the bout of thc evening,
oid not do so. ana tIat tickets ~ admis-
sion TO iac club WHICH il in an old sta
ble said hr tho police Io r. .a nn uflse ..-
tart condition were obtained from persons
connected with thc club previous 10 tHc
nn.nInr nl lMo ulnLIuLmaLA un.--
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
Spirited Play at Lakes0ood
Meadow Brook Polo Four Meets Worthy Oppo-
nents in Wearers OF Green.

recently returned from France. in order To
hc prcscn, AT the polo matches and pre-
lminary practice. Among the ponies which
he brought to Lakewood is Patience, who
was considered IN England rs the best Of
her type and won first prize in competition
with thirty-sCvcn other entries at the Point
Judith POLO Pony SHOW last fall Mr..
Prince has offered the pony TO Harry Payne
Whitney for use during the match.
After the practice game was over. W. Il.
Brace. Ray Belmont. II. T.. AgasSiz. j. &.
Cowdin. W. \. Hazard &. c. Eumscy.
Acc Rrown and +. II. Prince engaged in
a game
,rln lirn-..-, rnlL..,.--
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
WILSON FAVORS AUTO BILL
Governor Of New Jersey Believes
in a Reciprocity Measure.
fBv Telegraph 10 Tho Tribune. ]

Trenton. y. j.. April 6.-GoNernor Wilson
assured It delegation Of automohilists to-
day that he was heartily in FAVOR Of 4
reciprocity measure ana that ne was using
every effort he consistently could To bring
il about. }. Il. Wood. president oi the New
Jersey Automobile club headed the dele
cation
Senators Edge and Osborne viii have d
conference tomorrow, at which II is ex-
pocted that compromise reciprocity bill
viii he framed and reported TO the Senate
or Monday.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
CORNELL BURIED AT LACROSSE
Fails to Score While Midshipmen Run
Up Twelve Goals.

ANNAPOLIS. April 6.-The Naval Acaleny
lacrosse team defeated Cornell here to-day
by score of ~ 10 O. The miGshlpmeh
maintained fast pace throughout and the
team work was If high order.
Cornell occasionally worked tho ball INTO
the Navy's territory. but the inner defence
was 50 strong that no opportunity was al'
forded for successful shot
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
WHITNEy's CoLoRs IN FRONT

London, April c.-lIarry Payne Whimcy's
Jersey Belle, ridden ny 'Shccts" Martin.
the American Jockey, scored the nrst Amer
lean victory OF the season at Newmarket
to-day bs capturing tne selling plate Of los
sONcrcigns. for twO-ycal-Olds. over tnc last
four furlonss Of thc Rous Course There
were nine starters.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
SUPERBAS TURN EIONEWAR0
Training Season Ends and Play
ers Will Be Here To day.
IUy Telegraph to Tho Tribune. J

Lynchburg. Va. April Bill Dahlen's
Superhas cndoi their spring training trip
in thi, city to-day 10y easily defeating
I.ynchhurg bv score Of "a /. paubert,
Mcl5lvccn. CoulSon and Zimmerman made
twelve of The Brooklyn's fifteen hits. Coul-
son getting four. Daubcrt and Zimmerman
three. wlie McElVceu's pair Of safe driN es
were made ur of double and a triple.
Tho game was practically won i'm the third
inning. when Daubcrt and Zimmerman sin
Cl"d. Wheat doubled and Coulson and Nc
Elyeon made triples in succession. After
this they Jet up on the local pitchers to u
certain extent except in the ffh and final
innings.
The iVc bits made of l,ucker were of
the Scratchy order. and had the players
behind him been called to extend them
selves two If no. three would have been
outs Earger who pitched the last four
innings. struck ont three mon and retired
Iynchburs without hit. Rucker struck
out eigh; If tho Iill city players
Tho team left here tonight for Brooklyn
shortly after : o'clock. They will arrive
home tomorrow morning
Il. II. l..
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
MAY BE RACING IN COLORADO.

Denver. April 6.--Thc Senate bill es'ao'
fishing "A racing commission and proNn-
ing for race meetings at fairs between
Alril and October wi.h pari-mntuel hettins
passed the House on third reading ysste''
day. and now goes 10 tho Governor.
Another bill dealing with racing i pend'
ing in the House under second readins
This hill has been amended 50 as % tax
in athletic exhibitions and lesalized TEN
round boxing contests.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
UNION TO PLAY NEW YORK NINE

Cojlcse baseball PLAYERS are puttinI forth
every effou to get into condition for thc
opSnime game Of their schedule with New
Work University At Now YORK on Sai ur-
6av Tho diamond hss been ankle dncp
i'm snow ana ~lrsl foT ihc past ton daNs. bot
the mon have hcrn Working 'n inr ~ M
,saf,tnn Tho pfohabic lno-up Will be-:
ffrtri,ft. ,atcaeg. Dunn a. Vkeete. p!iri.-
g.. Bisrhc, frs base. faii 1i,n. pa, ono
sta,H ar G.ddngs shOr'stop; Mackey
third base. Dunn, Dennis ana O.adl"sS'
n,tfnflders
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
JACK JOHNSON MUST Fay FINE.

San Franc'scoS April 6.-Supcrior Judge
Cabaniss denied to-day the appeal of Jack
Johnson. tie heavyWeigli champion. from
hne of SoO imposed on him hy Police
judge ccnlan for automobile spccd,Ds The
fiDNino was assessed Fcyoal w''.f bcfnc
johnson was sent to jail Tor twenty-five
da. > on u s.mila! charge,
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

Totals. .21Sc27 94 To,ais.... II = - 70 .
ror5bam ...0 O. d % Il % - U -
Sacrifice hits -- carter. Ninanis l@ekey.
No 'ole Cafean stolen harcs-CaItg. White
Iro-c.tt iirst base ou balls-O0 Noolle. =
on koorn. I. struck out-liy Wood'c ~. hy
l(coeh. = LcN "u laso--lrin cton. q. Ford
ham o. Double plny Shafkrv to Chapman.
rirs bare ON cfiore-puucct1u .. Toriham g.
flii Ir pitcher White GaYean Tire " game
o.p- I-rrrsre-. .IOluefoUf
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
GREEN
MEADOW BROOK.

Meadow Brook D. oW for foul. \ N Water
bury. i.. D. of safety, mot scorc. "a Green
D, of f"r i"ul f.. l.. Aea-siz. who PLAYED iu
h'sf period n placlc of FoShall l>ceuo. q oT
,afo.1. nr, score. %', Time of game Eight
period. ~ -. minutes each. Referee Alec
Brown Fiol1 No.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
ONE MORE FOR THE CARDINALS.

81. G.ouis. Apri 6.-The IT. Louis Ma
tionals won the fourth consecutive game
from the Browns to-day In the local inter
league series by score OF to T. The de-
fcated team used w three pitchers trying
T. hold down the Cardinals. The score
follows:
B.H. T..
Nationals. o 3 900 . O--S S
Americans ......0 / o . 0 o--i :
Batteries Colder and Bliss. Bailey. Criss,
Hamilton and Clark I'mpiros-Dinccn and
Rigler
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
CORNELL BEATEN AT SOCCER.

Alo1.o-town =. j.. Aprl q TIE Uniycr-
inv of Pccaiyivun.a soc'tr ioothan team
defeated tOin"ii here t,-daN b' the score
If 10 The first hI.l ended with ,he
.ccIe TIC al ~ !.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
Tho score follows
NEW YORK
INDlANAPOllS
Tolals. .335 - To'alF- 81 I2'2' i

.E,ttod for Link iu tho ninth inning iRatted
f7r AbIcs iu tho sixth iulinG Two ont when
winning ruu vas made.
Indiarapoiis .........n
%cw iorl. ...-.-.-.-l " v
I-.r.f t,-, Oh error Indianapolis. l. Iefi on
i,e.1 NV YORK =. Indianapolis. =. tirs' bas'
cn balls 1n caldwell. !. M craig - ,f lilE.
struck ou Ey Nnlrs .. 20, 'aItvcll. 2. hN
,ra,q I: %, Link. %. Three base hits Noitor.
,'ari-,,Ii Two -ha~c hits Ih9se. 'sri~"i. sac
,if.a biz Freeman. Gacrihro It's iiuk stolen
ia cos Daniels ~, Woltor Ni'ho0 Double r'a's
taiiscb and Nioho0 Carierh and Priest Passed
l,7Il lIovIc, Hrs on Ahlas. nore iu = INN
.rct oo caldwell = ir . - g innings. oN 'raic.
in % innings OF bins " in innings. Umpire
-Dscns Tin.c of Same i:ti.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
The Giants left at O'Clock for Baltimore
The scorc follows:
Totals. 3l12 1921 lo o.

T0I1Te-. u = 81 II" T'T7T7--- ~ ~ = n
~er York.........1 q" W
I-v,n baeo hits peNure. Doyle -. SnodgYass,
Becker Three base hits Wallace, Mc'abe.
Sacrifice fic4 Suodgrs~s. Doyle, nerliu. stolen
ba s.. Deyoro. MURRAY Merkle, Becker. Left
an bases New yort =, Richmond, ;. struck
out r., prcke. q, bv Pierce hy randall.
2. pV Vertoiit o Bases ON halls OF Pierce.
4 OH Nerbout ! Iit by pitcher by Pierce
,Neyors,. hv ''randa MIC ahe,. Wild pitches
Picrce Nerhout. Hits nn Pierce IN 1 in
uince on prucko > IN innings. Umpire
Tepder Time Of game ! - Attendance
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

The Giants and their camp followers.
Lft,-tWo strong. win arrive in New York
around II o'clock tonight and bring TO an
end tie long training trip After the game
with the Baltimore Orioles, which IS schcd-
ulcd FOR this afternoon. the squad viii
hasten 10 the station To dnd what they
think rs the host thing I'm Baltimore, name
ly. the train for New York.
William T. GRAY. secretary OF the club
v,Lo made 2 hyihs trip To- Norfolk carly
this week to sec NcGraw and make ali
tie arrangements for the journey from
tHat CITY hore. was AZ mis- ofic- i'm the -,
Jan.cs EuHding yesterday. nc declared
thai the rayers were an that the war
CORRESPONDENTS az thc front nave said.
There is not q single one who Is not ready
e. icsiu ting championship race n fine cou-
oi'ion
: rarkvafa season has not operated tn
llng tho crass forward at Tho Polo
Grounds rut tho diamond is ready for th"
rsme with Vale tomorrow. when tine
Cisuls Wi make their bow to thc c>-
Jcctsut "faus"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
Athletic. oooooooi0 2
ttftf ID 10 Al a 1 "a a. U Il

Paucrcs Russell. topnbs. 'o'iaWoro and
Thomas. Iapp and Livingston: Alexander. stack
and Moran. Umpire Connolly and o'Day.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
TIMELY BITS OF SPORT
"Kinu'' Brockett ReinStated and
Will Pitch for Yankees.
BIG CHASE A FARCE COMEDY
Only One Horse of Twenty-slX
Starters Stands Up IL
Grand National.

L. A. Crockett. better known as King
Prockei,, has been reinstatcd by The M
tional Commission without the inhiciion oi
fine. and win ptcn FOR the Yankees TINS
year. The order was promulgated yesrer-
day. both in this city and Cincinnati. ana
the formal finding of the supreme court oi
baseball follows:
rhe attention OF the commission was
called TO this case by the player himself
L. \. Rrockett. Ii appears ne ialied to re-
por' 10 tho New York American League
c,rh which club rad title TO him last year
and. therefore, became an inch2lple pidHe'
under Rule So OF the National Commission.
lie now applies for reinstatement
the evidence in this case clearly SHOWS
thai the nlaveifS failure 10 report was or
account 81 sickness. He has not violate,
any of tho rules ol organized hasebail. anu
10. that reason his application Tor rem
stat smert is granted without the lniicuoh
q; any fine.
Brockeut signed with the Yankees just
after the regulars reached Hot Springs Va
and has becen working with the team IN
tho south He reached this city on
Wednesday with the colts. and looked and
acted IN mo condition lie says he Is ready
to take his regular turn in the box. and
believes Le viii bc even more effective
particularly against certain teams. than
before his retirement for year.
Erockcii has been rated among tho lead
inc pitchers in the American League. In
1900 ne won ton and lost eight games for
the Yankees record which. If repeated
this wear. would make him most useful II
confidence and general appearance count
for anything he is likely to do even better.
-, fasco Of tho first MAGNITUDE is the
way The London F>ld" describes the
Grand National Stccplcchasc. tho blue fio-
hon 'cross-country race ot the world, DC
oded fcv days ago in England. The
cable rcports were So meagrc at tho time
that ID is rather surprising To read in the
TneBsh exchanges. now az hand, that
tvcnty-siN horses started and that Gicn-
side tie winner. was the only one which
did moi FAN. Three OF those which came TO
eriof were .rcmountod and straGgled IN after
GI,nsidc Altogether &c was a farce com
cdy o. the roaring kind. Gieusdc won only
iccstI.e -ic stocd up 10 was 20 distressed
in ihc last milo. according To reports. mat
hc AouuGcrcd over the last fence in dam
ccrous fashion. ana once on the lat dropped
sln,osI to walk with his tongue hanging
out as a siSn of distress. Eathnally, which
finished second. was much fresher horse,
and barring accidents would have won
easily.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
n = OITT 7 ~ 7
.rt.rt,ra miles

eGarth entry. tEelmont cutr,. .Fn, younds
apprentice allowance clal.ns'