Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-08

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 George G. Moore. of Detroit. has lost by death the yearling colt by Justice Brooke, 2:09M, out of Native Belle, 2:06A. It was the first ,foal of the champion two-year-ol trotter
 Lula Worthy. 2:16A. Axworthy, 2:15A, out of Lula Wilkes, by George Wilkes, 2:22. is the latest addition to Walter R. Cox's stable. She trotted seventeen races last year in Michigan and Ohio. winning eight of them on the half-n1iIe rings.
 W. M. V. Hoffman has at last found Q capital mate for Teneriffe, 2:1914, in the chestnut trotter John w, 2:171a, last season by Herman R. Tlson. MT. Hoffman intends to show the new pair at Tuxedo in May.
 Hohokus has followed the example of Goshen and Monroe by making up fuI programme of early closing races for it's July trotting meeting in the metropolitan circuit. The purses are s1-000 each and the classes are for 2:3O, 2:24, 2:15. three-year- and CWo-year-old trotters, and for 2:20, 2: IS, 2:13. 2:09 and three-year- old -pacers.
 Carmel, N. Y. has opened three purses of s1,000 each for the Metropol- itan. Circuit trotting meeting on Sep tember 9-14- The races are for 2:24 and 2: 19 trotters and 2:25 pacers.
 Members of the Brooklyn Pleasure Drivers Association will hold their first harness racing matinee on the Brooklyn Speedway on Wednesday, April Is.
 Ruth Randall. 2:1sA. a useful trot- ter on Indiana tracks last year was purchased by John Petre, of Paterson SaI Ia in 719,-iS Sra Ind. and will be campaigned in the Metropolitan Circuit. She gained her record on mile track and so is eligi- ole to the 2:17 class on the half mile rings. Billy Leese will train her at the Empire track.
 Uhlan, 1;5s: Charley Mitchell, Royce 2:oeA. and Lord Brussells, a:1S. owned by C. K. G. Billings, are in training at Memphis this spring.
 John Reamer, well known dealer in carriage horses in New York a few years ago, has opened a public train ing stable for trotters at Belmont Park, in Philadelphia.
 In both games in which Joe Wood worked against the Pirates he gave wonderful exhibitions of speed. He cut them through with so much smoke Once. when Honus Wagner was call ed out on strikes, he questioned the judgment of the umpire. If we can't see them. l don't know how you are going to see them from the pitchers box, said Honus.
 E. W. Hanks. manager of the Pine Tree circuit, in Maine, has opened purse of s10.000 for pacers of the 2:20 class to race at Lewiston in the week beginning July 2S; also a purse of $5,o00 for 2:27 trotters and a purse of S2,000 for 2:10 pacers at the same meeting. For the Bangor and Augusta meetings, which follow Lewiston. purses of s5.000 for 2:27 trotters and z:20 pacers and S2.00O for 2:10 pacers have been opened. making a total of about $125,00 in early closing purses for the three meetings on half mile tracks.
 Manager Eyers has found 1t neces- sary to depart from his desire not to threaten to take money away from the players during spring practice in order to make his rules "go The team started in at Tampa with orders to be in the hotel at II o'clock, in bed not later than 11.30 p. m. and at break fast table not later than S.30 a. III. Gradually the players hunched these hours a few minutes In individual Louisville Evers called a meeting and told the men that the rules went absolutely, and that any infraction, if only for a minute or two. would re- suit in a. fine of $100 flor each offender.
 Methodist Pastor from Vermont.
 Banielsen, CeHn., April B. A telephone message from New Bed ford Monday night announced the ap-