The evening world., 1912-04-05
Thinks It Would Be Means Of
Restoring the Sport to Popu-
larity in This State.

"sS - WV W. ~
v most popular men connected with
Sv3 the horse racing game. and who
was the manager Of the racetraoks at
Juares. Mexico. and Louisville. 10 back
IN town and II quartersd at the WAL
dorf-AStoria. He says the owners of
the track at Juarss managed to clean up
about $4,000 IN the recent meeting.
When asked about racing at Kentucky
ar. VIM sAid:
"Racing In Kentucky has been saved
from utter ruin By the pari mutuel sys-
TEN Of betting" he declared. The
OAurohiii Downs track at Louisville. for
distance. has enjoyed greater prosperity
taAn In the days when boo1makers held
y The attendance has increased.
and - the revenue from the mutuel
machines has exceeded the original est.
mate We have Been able to offer more
vaiuabls stakss and purses than In for
msr days.
s'.rhs mutusl bsttans has rid the Ken
t,ycay turf Of many undesirable hangers
on. the cheap touts. shoe:tr1nE gamblers
and the small owners who always look
for favors In the betting ring. This
form of G~psculatio has been approved
by some Of our best citizens. n I be-
Ilevs II the system could be adopted In
New York State. for instance. II would
be . huge succesA.
'In spits of the rebellion in Mexico the
recent Juarez meeting netted a proht OF
$4,000. This was the first money we
made since the track was opened three
years ago. The track cost eoo.0W
the nrst meeting was an even break.
We made the mistake Of hanging up too
much money for stakes the following
yees and nnishsd $4,000 to the bad.
last winter. though. we cut down ex'
penses and still distributed 500. 600 among
the successful horse owners. Our Al.
tendance averaged about l.6W daiiy az
dollar a head, and we derived a oaliy
revenue Of 81 800 from nine bookmakers'
fyfseon m-essenxers also paid so each q
day. while the catering privileges were
worth something too"
Ths finG heaconegiss onamyiouSnp SocoH
ssu1bsl game q Ne ssson WA PLAYED ~ souta
r.la and "a W.. .o, won 3, 9 to e 9. " %. W. .N colaSsoSn.
made both sOais fx his side.
n. NJ. Hsadnson 49,. Of the New York A. g.
sscceeded IN winning the amateur tray saootns
: :s:%s.S1sh is q ou, A q he 20 ai.y pigeons. tn.
good shooting hest tbs marx st BY haIry haniet
- y.., ~ nan an ' IL ,S Ss's even. on and 'G Rasiss. "; Ii:
$$sSsS sS Ssu non VA, only able to finish in eighth
pPscs SM1 t,s;ns for fifth riscs.
Ab,v Woods. the professional English distance
r,uusr and former ten mile amateur champion OF
sss:nd 4, e e. x tsasp $-SsisiSa :a%!;i.d
Tho he ran 10 he name q Hall aga,a Of r sSs S cran.
s 6: 4; , g: IN and N su. S..fI sSi;d. '"'A o'' '
1 Henry B.. oarao.r. q this aty. Ia. been
A,osen cap4ain OF ths Harvard hockey team 10Y
seSt sason. Gardner played. goal on the hockey
sse1n this season and quarterback on the iootoah
Alfred d. Orc. the pool champion, suffered his
a ,.,s., asss, ,:,i in the n a Psil. tSspSi 's Seins S snaea,
ess~ ss.Hn.n das.isd Kins b. iSo to % aud
By . score Q. Il 70 ! Lxhigh wi. badly e.
ssssss ~ ~ A l%s Oils. Nd. IS,isI starved Of we'll
mi the midshipmen Finally cut loose sud the
game after that ws no longer In doubt.
Glenn $. Warner. coach. q the Carlisle Indian
..ssS,' e. 1912 c.,o whiss Ne a. ,NS tonon. Sept Sept. n. a.
v. ss :. . c.;i.is 4 e.rlIa.. I'd Sept q; 6ss,
g. NV ...ssias s1s and Sets.sn ": Carlisle al w..S:.
I: t G:rli.is a %ssssisstss. P 9 S 81; = Iva %:s,
,,s'a,rtis T' csrri,ic al west Point: Nov. 10. Uni.
tersity a Pennsylvania Va. aCrliie at ihiladd-
ma; Nov. 23. Springfield Training School vs..
#, arlnle at Springfield. Mas, and Nov. IS. Brown
.. Carlisle a. Providence
, Parker W. whMtemors Of the Br,okhne Country
t1u6. the Massachusetts champion. won . twenty.
hole uplni match from G. y. Ph.lips a the
snairh play in the twelfth annual North and South
ennteu golf championship tougnsment st Pine.
hu1t. n. G.. W~hittcm1re will play0 walter ],
Tkyi. Of Garden City. who won by a soore Of
up and Q to play frm Oswald kirkhy q Engls'
woed.
Preparatory 10 the national court tennis cham
Rscquet and Tennis Cub on Monday. April s. tie
~sntrsnts are putting on the finishing touches 10
heir training. The present title holder, Jay Gould,
ctauds out, but he will be on hand TO meet the
CHALLENGER the latter part Of the week. Prominent
snSnG tho ~entTsnts Is Joshua Crane. the Bos-
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