New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
lone RACING DATE OUT
Jamestown Meeting Gets a Sane
ton from Jockey Club.
NO LICENSE FOR MORRIS
We'll Known Trainer and Tommy
Burns, the Jockey, Fail to
Meet Approval.

Dates have been assigned the jamestown
Jockey Club for a race meeting at -Nor'
folk Va, beginning on April ] and con-
tinuinC until two days before the openins
of the Maryland Jockey Club meeting at
Pimlico. Md.
This was only part OF the business tran
sacted at the recent meeting OF the stew
ards Of the Jockey Club and announced
Yesterday. In the interest OF county and
state fair racing for the coming season II
was decided TO call attention to the resoIu-
ton that was adopted at Saratoga in 1910
This resolution, which explains itsolf. fol-
lows. Resolved. That where races are
held under the auspices OF a bona iide fair
association, I'm connection with the inter
ests OF the fair itself. and not OF lessee.
the Jockey Club will not grant license,
but will not take cognizance of such races
as being In violation OF the rules, provid-
ed, however. that no other irregularities
come 10 its attention. and provided the
meeting does not continue for more than
five days In the State OF New York and ten
days In states other than New York"
Much surprise was expressed when It was
found that the stewards at the same meet
Green b. Morris for a trainers license.
Mr. Norris Is one OF the oldest OF American
trainers and has enjoyed an excellent repu-
taton The only other trainer whose ap-
plicstion was denied was r. f.. Campbell.
or the many Jockeys who made applica-
tion for licenses 10 ride during 1912 Tommy
Burns was the only one not granted per-
mission. The Burns application was tabled,
on the recommendation Of the license COM
inittee.
Following are tho trainers who received
licenses: Theodore Abadie, w. T. Anderson.
W. II. Baker. n. x. Beal. Maurice Bernard.
II; c.. Bedwell. o, A. Banchi. Andrew g.
John Branncn. a. r. Bresler. Richard
Brooks. william n. Brooks, Frank Brown,
J. NJ. Brown. @. r. Bryson. Fred Burton,
John Burttschell, W. A. Burttschell. J
lam Canty. W. b. Carson. r. II. Clark. w.
II. Congdon, J. NJ. Cooper. Clarence II.
Davis. J. w. Davis. 4. F. Dayton. c. De
Witt, e. j. Doherty, T. Maguire, Jere Ma
Massey. J. w. May, George Eaton. j.. p.
Mayberry. James Everman, George Nor
ton. 4. Ewing, r.. G. Moyne. John j. Flani.
gan, ]: A Murphy. John w. Flynn; Fred
Musante. J. W. Forman. J. s. Ownby. +.
c F'risbie. J. W. PanRle. J. c. Gallagher,
g. T. Patterson. Frank T.. Gardner, John
+. Paul, f.. II. Garrison Hugh Penny, +.
Gering. jr.. J. Phillips. W. II. Golden, John
Powers, James Griffin. g, Reed VI. Hack
EFT, W. Reed. George Ham. Frank Regan.
T. Hatfield. Fred Schelke, c. Haymaker.
G. W. Scott. J. NJ Huffman. T. X. Scott,
W. Hurley. T J. Shannon, Bernard Jack
son, John Sheridan. +. Y Johnson. A.. ID.
steele, G.. NJ. Johnson. George Sulley, Lon
Johnson. Gil Summers, p. II. Jones, j. K,
Valentine. W. o. Joplin, r.. @. Wachter'
J. Kelly. J. G. Wagnon, A. i. Kirby. j. ).
Ward, c. klueber, W. g. Weant, +. knans,
J. T. Weaver. G.. Land. Frank d. Weir.
g leighton. Maurice Welsh. Wayne Lewis.
Shelby West p. Lghtfoot, w c. West,
moreland, II. NJ. Lutz. A. G. Weston, Fred
LuZader. f.. A. whitney. Ed McCloskey.
70. Wilkerson, John Mccormack. T. p. VIII
Jams. w. T. McGivney. n. thinner and I.
L. Mack.
The Jockeys licensed were James Allcn.
c. Hufnagel. T. f. Ambrose. H. Jones. Joe
Bauer, Norman Kennedy. Merrie Bell, The o
Koerner j. Bergen, J. I. LOTUS, Mack
Bruce J. J. McCabe. James Butwell. James
NcIntyre. George Byrne. Thomas McTag-
CERT, II. Chapel. +. Martin, r. Crimmins.
W. Moss. ]. Davenport. w. Obert. J. Dig
gins, G. r. Peak, J. Dreyer, a. Pickens,
y. ]. Dugau, @. Rowley, 9. Fairhrother.
III. schwebig. A. Forehand. c. O. schweit-
zer. II. Forsythe. II. Skirvin. A Furgusor.
q spelimsn. =. Goldstein r. steele. r.
Goose. r. Sweeney. G. Gordon. 2. Turner,
q Gould. ] UraI J. Hanover. J. j. Will
Jams and ". Hopkins.