The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-20
Looking EN- Over
With
JACK KEENE

New orleans racing circles are inter
os'ed In the movement TO add import
tuCe 10 next winters racing season 10y
ro.establishiuv the famous Crescent
city Derby II has been suggested that
iu order 10 draw the st class oi
horses ana hprsemcu the Business
Mems Racing association offer "A SO
0no stake to hc run the last day Of the
seasou-Or Carnival day 4 10000 uer.
10y for three -N.gruldS at u mile ana
iurlnng would be sure To- attract ina 30
highly rated candidates, aS II has been
rtoVcd winter racing does not take th.
| edge of horses.
The association realizes Il must mnoc
| a move Immediately to keep the new
! Havana racing interests from booking
n'l the best stables The new syndicate
which IL alleged tu have bought out II.
- tCurlyl Brown. has hung up two
81 0Nu stakes at Havana and has an
uounced gcuernA Increase In purses.
| Tho New Orleans racing people believe
they can go Havana little better Il
necessary
\ revival Of the historic Crescent
city Derby would be sure TO awaken
pleasant memories among New Orlears
lovers Of the thorolghbrrds. Many of
them remember every Crescent tiV
winner. from the time Tommy Burns
, rode Preshytcrinn to victory In 1888 up
10 MCclicks triumuh over ChhpultcpeN
and Angeus In 1908.
Having learned that the best way 10
get good caddie service Is To treat Inc
BOYS like human beings. the Sohu"
coli club has gone ah'a ad WIN plh'T
ior improving everything concernnh
! with the lrds They have built new
quarters where Ne bows may assemble
between times .ond at IN" recent an
. uuI ,aIdir unutr. the club president,
Josiah Collins tulu the hoNs that II tltN
continued TO ''df iyer Tho goods. 'h'
/ lub Intended to- install luncheon
4 service In which hot soup ana IonH
, would he served during the cold wenth
| ,r The caddis master threw lirht on
| the hoys the other day that showed
| how the Youngsters appreciate what Is
| being done for them. He said mat Two
vtndows had been broken recently IN
! tho caddie house, and instead OF looh
| ing to the club 10 replace the ntokeh
pancs the boy. chlpped In and pur-
chased tho plates Of glass lhen theS
did tho glaciers JOB themselves
Earle C"Greasy'J Nea,s. risht 'leldet
ot tho Cincinnati champions. has en-
| tered upon his duties as coach OF
! football team IN Norwood Ohio, SUI
| hurb OF cincinnati. While nt college
| N,hlc like chrisy MnthcNSun, W"'
| better known as n football player lhhh
"a a diamond athlete lie was hnli,
! hnck and one oi the hest broken i"lu
runners who ever played the game w
! the middle west The manner IN Whlth
he cyaded iicklers In his runs win 'h'
( bah caused him TO he likencd 10
| creased pig origin NJ 'hc pi'kna'Ne
! Greasy" and In that charnct'rlLauo
! lav the nam, which has c'unr 'nzh,n,
| ever since For the past few years ne
has spont the fall months 'oaIh'uE
small college clcyrus I'm the mlon''
| vest,
Frank n. churchill boxing promo'
.r from Manila. VIII try to secure Benny
r.eonard To ho, Lew Edwards OF Aus-
, tralia AT Manila next February " "
| IN be II Victory carnival feature, pro.
| NOTED hv merchants and planters. thd
! the nurse viii be- $50 o00 The carnival
! " athletic events viii run from teoth
! rry 10 Q. 1890
Boxing is popular Boo Manila One OF
/ the best cNpuucnts there IS bcncio "a
| hnnrla, icuthcrVclght -Four round
bouts are held once week
BERLIN. oct N--Ihe hudge,
committee has decided as a measure
of necessary economy 10 recommend
! tina, the national assembly urge the
government 10 endeayor to procure
A reduction in the size oi the army
| oi occupation as soon as the peace
treaty becomes operative.