The evening world., 1921-03-04

protested such arbitrary rulings OF
reihstatement on the part OF the
zEaryiand Commission with the boy
ia bad favor with the racing powers
IhNt-bo, and the latter body arrued
that racing in Maryland was its af-
fair, the Jockey Club notwithstand-
ing.
n MEANWHILE Shilling had put
MI on the colors three different
times during the afternoon and
Guy Bedwell, trainer for the J. X. L.
Ross stable in whose employ Shilling
was and Is yet, insisted that he should
Be allowed to ride then and there.
When the last race came, the Jockey
appeared In coiors again but this time
Commander Ross interfered, and ad-
vi1ed Shilling to take them OF. The
Jockey Club stewards had won, and
Later Commander Ross announced
that he had Withdrawn ShillingH ap-
plicntion for reinstatement for the
rest OF the season. A messy mix-up
was avoided at this time but now the
case has come up again.
rT-HE Maryianders have come 70
New York TO confer with the
Jockey Club officials on the status
az Shilling and up TO date the condi-
lions seem unchanged. The Mary
land Commission believes Il should
have the privilege OF Issuing jockey
licenses on It's own account for rae
ing on the tracks under which Il was
appointed to control.
This means that Shilling could be
llccnscd TO ride at Bowie, Havre de
naruN HuHs
der the existing conditions could not
ride on the Metropolitan circuit
Not much IMAGINATION Is needed TO
picture what might happen to other
boys who are under suspension by
the Jockey Club at the present time
li Shilling can get a license in Mary
iana. who could blame Joe Byrnes
Tommy McTaggart and Johnny Loft
tus from seeking reinstatement
through the same channels7 once In
eiiis again they might figure that foI
thc7salSe OF keeping order In the house
of FACING, full restoration might fol-
low through the courts or otherwise
However. Shilling isn't riding yet.
TIE case. gone as far as 1t has, puts
the high class owner, Commander
noae. In a none too enviable light. II
doesn't seem that he would want q
appear as fghting the Jockey Club
Tor A rider, who after years OF alb
aence from the saddle may have los
an bis former skill,
TOHNNY DUNDEE is going TO Cubl
10 night and Willie jackson Il
y laid up sick. 80 there Is no i'm
fneeiafe danger OF their hooking u
aFa1n here at a $4,000 a night rate
We are saved, too, the pain OF hearing
Jackson challenging Benny Leonard
bunny isn't II, how Jackson Away
goes sick after a bout with Dundee
especially as he never has been sub
9ectod 10 any gruelling by Johnny.
n ATTLTNG oRTEGA. one OF IN
best press-agented boxers froI
Frisco during his recent year
appears tonight at the Pioneer A.
HIS opponent will be Frank Carboni
not q great fighter by any means, bu
q good tough customer. To max
good one-half what has been said {
him Ortoga ought 70 put Carbon
away. Then his challenges directe
~ Johnny Wilson would be give
some serious consideration.
n EVERYBODY in the middleweigl
division 10 picking on john
Wilson, that is. everybody e.
oepting Mike ODowd. from who
Wilson won the title. They all see
- think that Wilson Is an easy MAJ
and thEt the FIRST good man WI
meets him win snatch the middl
weight title. One OF these days Wi
son may snap up one Of the prospe'
tive champions and show that h
victory over Mike O'Dowd was !
nuke
10 appearance there isn't a bett
looking middleweight any where tina
wilson. Above the waist he Is a re
uIar Tom Sharkey. Because he Is r
Dutod 10 be a southpaw his claim
"claa8" n more or less ridiculed. b
wilson isn't the awkward southpa
MANY suppose. He doesn't stal
with the wrong foot and hand on
Tnsf8ad, he has his own peculi
STYLE holding both hands in front
About the same distance from
body sis left, however. Is the bett
Dunehing hard