New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-07


NJ" ..,,,rtrv returned from Kentucky
10 '-'s .,-o ago where he went TO look over
ray W - which he will break and de-
Ion a, Mr.. whitneey's Brookdaie lar'h' IN
49, Jersey. he says that II looks ana con-
l.--,stion count for anything, the colts and
ne are as good a lot as have been ored
-. Castleton stud in several years. AFTER
-, broken and tried out, the pick will be
-s,~,sd 10 Jack Joyner. who trains for MI
yvhirnev in England, while the rest Will be
..,sd in this country next year II the Leg
,.ia,ure repeals the so-called directors la
bilfy law
Archibald. the jockey. who has been nd
en-, for r s Carman on the Canadian cir
,,,it has decided to try his luck in England
.-d will sail for the other side some time
rsv, week. Archibald, while not ranked at
N. TOD. is an excellent horseman and Is
,,,te likely 70 make his mark abroad as so
NAM American jockeys have done
u,-on Bancroft Johnson president OF the
american League lost a motion yesterday
before Judge Hand in the United States
,.-ouir Court 10 set aside the verdict Of
e. 900 granted 20 John VI Ward. the well
trovn golfer. lawyer and at one lime cap
,,in n the Giants. who recently sued john
son for SANDER. The case II will be re-
--erbersd grew out Of the fight for the
rrosidencv Of the National League in 1909,
wien Mr.. Ward was candidate. The own
ar n the National League were in a dead
leck between Mr. Ward and John Heydler
for several days. and the president of the
American League. in an effort 20 influence
The election Of lIr. Heydler. made some re-
marks about Ward which the latter con-
tended operated against him. Mr. Ward
asked for balm 20 the extent Of $50 000 but
tie Jury decided that $1,000 was quite
enough I. appears now as II Byron Ban
croft will have 20 pay over one-twentieth
Of his salary as president Of the American
League for talking too much
II turns out that Ad Wolgast. the light
weight champion OF the world, and Packy
Mcfarland. Of Chicago. are not matched
70 fght for the title on Labor Day in spite
OF statements 20 that effect. Tom Jones,
manager OF Wolgast is not opposed 10 the
meeting. bur he is quoted as saying yester-
DAY in san Francisco:
we viii let Mcfarland come into the
rng weighing 1873 pounds three hours before
ne match. That is the best We can do
don't know whether Mcfarland can make
that weight but we are willing 10 give him
reasonable chance
.--fe SAID further that Freddie Welsh and
Mcfarland would be the only boys consid-
cred before November. and added
~ is up 20 Welch whether d meeting for
The title is arranged 70 take place in Sep
isnber 4 have deposited $4,000 as the
champion end Of a side bet for that
amount which viii remain up until July TO-
i the money is covered by Welsh Wolgast
VIII 90 10 the mountains for q rest before
beginning training for the bout
James C0froth. the san Francisco pro-
Hoter. has offered Mcfarland a guarantee
q &0 with a privilege Of 80 per cent Of
he gross receipts, for a twentv-round bout
with WoIsast on Labor Day in his Colma
arena. Mcfarland says he is willing 10
hsat but the weight question, which has
KEPT the men apart. may again interfere.
Silent Danny Morgan. manager OF
Knockout Brown. addressed the follow
ing message 10 AID Wolgast, the light
Sesht champion, last night:
NI you fight K. O. Browne Any way
vi suit me- Weight 20 be I53 ringside
~ oet you $1,000 al ringside odds On
me result
When Cleveland defeated the Philadel-
l1i- Athletics by a score OF 4 20 yesterday
y vas The first time this year that the
worlds champions mad been shut out. This
quite a record with the season half over
Ma -hase and his Yankees did not play
same Yesterday, as they we're on their
"a. 10 Chicago 70 open a four-game series
"-oay with the Chicago White Sox Just
t.oie leaving one Of the men remarked,
We are going from one hot place 70 an
'~ei Somebody asked II he was refer
'.-s 10 me weather or the loss Of four out
A'e games 20 the Athletics But no
s"er was forthcoming.
ne Twentieth Century Athletic club
1en noios forth al the St Nicholas Skat-
AihA. VIII have the fun ice-making
al lh operation this evening for the ben
VI IT'S members az the regular weekly
~'g sho" A good card has been ar
$50 with two ten-round bouts as the
''-fes Dave Deshler OF Cambridge who
BOXED Packey Mcfarland twelve
ara" and defeated such men as Ed
Alrpny Joe Hyland. Freddie Corbett.
Il. GUN and. last but not least Fred
"esh' viii face Paddy Sullivan. the
= s-,ls risaman. Frank C'Kid'O Loughrey.
-'.adeiphia. and Willie Howard. the
s'ef WHO recently boxed Tommy Ma
also Viii meet al ten rounds.
t,. rsr VINO won two games FOR Cieve-
.1s year from Detroit. has been re-
G.. 20 me Toledo club Even victories
NE Tigers could not save him.
~ comes from Cleveland that Uhlan,
i ,' champion trotter. worked a mile
r,.2 yesterday tho last half in one
r. Iat IL looks as II the limit Of his
"Aa moi been reached
Ae,t'lanelphia' Jack O'Brien has firmly
Vim 20 re-enter the roped arena. and
"a INC winner OF the Sailor" Burke
Fvs,'' bout which takes place al the
II Century A. c. next Friday night.
.~er city heavyweight. once rated
tss.s..' 'Ae best men in the ring. has been
IL s The proposition for long time.
kp Oeen training in private for the
b. months and Is now convinced that
Philadelphia Jack OF old
ieu- sullivan, secretary Of the Anna
izr., e'lc Union, has notified all sscre-
nlrA,. 'hairmen Of registration com
ta,s the change In the discus rule,
t,..sg," conforms 10 that Of the Inter
q association Of Amateur Athletes
tasr., ''la There viii be no actual