New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1917, Page 9

GOLD TASSEL WINS Final Meeting of Season Opens at Bowie—Jockey Rowan Suspended For Rough Riding—Clerks Aid De- pendents. Baltimore, Nov. 20—The race meet- ing at Bowie, the last of the year un- der jurisdiction of The Jockey Club, The first race was thirty-five minutes opened yesterday. not called until after the time scheduled, as word rela- : tive to the license was not recelved until late. Gold Tassel won the Bowie Handi- cap at one mile by eight lengths. The fact that Frank Taylor preferred Gold Tassel to Kashimir, her stable mate, was accepted as a good tip Dby the! regulars and they backed her heavily and were rewarded with odds of more than 3 to 1. The race was spoiled by rough riding. Jockey Rowan on Milkman was to blame. The stewards suspended him for flve days, holding him responsible for the defeat of Highland Lad and King Neptune, which were nearly knock'ed down on the first turn when Rowan cut over from the outside. Milkman held an easy lead to the stretch, but stopped badly when Gold Tassel challenged from third place. The two-year-old filly showed plenty of sveed and fairly raced away from her opponents in the last quarter. The Hyde Park resulted in an easy victory for Startling, which showed plenty of early foot and won in hand after hanging up a new track record of 1:19 3-5 for the six and a half fur- long course. The Breeding Bureau of New York, which is under supervision of The Jockey club, in order to foster the breeding of good horses for the New York State mounted police, will es- tablish six stations for stallions. The fast horse Marse Henry has been awarded to the care of Major Chan- dler, who has charge of station No. 2. | The one time crack stallion Account- ant hag been transferred to station No. 1. The clerks In the mutuel depart- ment of the various tracks have do- nated $1,000 toward the fund for the : relief of destitute families of the Bal- | timore soldier boys. DUNDEE WHIPS CHANEY. New York Lightweight Scorves Easy Victory at Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Nor. Dundee, the New York outpointed George Chaney of Balti- more In their six round bout at the Olympia A. A. last night. Chaney. missed enough Dblows beat half a dozen Dundees, punches which were labelled “K. O.” failed to land. In direct contrast to Chane, misses was Dundee's fault- less judgment of distance. He meas- —s. ey 20.—Johnny to lightweight, | his ! NEW BRITAIN DAJLY HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 'SCENE ON THE BLOODY BATTLEFIELD OF MENIN 1 This Australian official photograph n Flanders, after the Germans had lost the desperate fight. Some ROAD IN FLANDERS, WHERE GERMANS WERE BEATEN for stretcher bearers to carry them to the dressing stations. aken on the battlefield of !Wenh\l wounded soldiers are to be seen waiting ured his jabs to a nicety, shot a one, | two punch across with unerring aim, | and when Chaney became really dan- gerous at close quarters the elusive | little Italian ducked his head out of | the danger zone. ! 1 Dundee gave one of the best exhibi- | tions of all round ring work that the | | fans have witnessed this season in his | | many bouts at the Olympic. Chaney was bent on landing one | blow, his famous sleep producing left | hook, but Dundee was too clever at footwork to get in dangerous terri- tory. BLADES IS 0. K'D. | New England Lightweight Champion Claimant is Rocked to Sleep in Fifth Round—Leonard to Box Brown. New Haven, Nov. 20.—Chic Brown, New Haven's popular little boxer, won undisputed claim to the New England lightweight championship by scoring a technical over Young Blades of Woonsocket, champion, in the fifth round of a scheduled 15- knockout | ca Mickey Donley of New York, had elapsed in the fatal round to save the champion from further hu- miliation and punishment. It was Brown's fight from the start. Blades was knocked down twice in the sec- ond s ion and once in each of the ensuing rounds for a total of five. In the semi-final bout of ten rounds, Johnny Martin of this city, outpoint- by a wide margin. Donley was substi- tuted upon short notice for Young Oscar Gardner of Hartford, who noti- fied the club officials that he would he unable to appear owing to an in- jured hand received while training. Donley made a flash in the first round but failed to make any appreciable headway as the bout progressed. Mar- tin held up the whip hand in prac- tically every round. 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