The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1904, Page 11

BOWERMAN: CATCHER - season, (Special te The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, April 14.—There is much speculation among racing people as to what will come off in Prince George County, Maryland, now that racing bill has been signed by the Governor of that State. The bill was passed without any flourish of trum- ; pets and no one knew anything about # until the Governor had signed it and it became a law. There was no one at the track yesterday who knew who was behind the bill or the rea- eons why it was passed. The fact that it perméts racing for the entige year racing {s contemplated, The bill was introduced, according to despatches from Annapolis, by @ Dr. Hill, of Prince George County, and ‘was at once referred to the county delegation, It was favorably reported and was passed by the General Assém- bly.’ It is said that the provisions of. the bill were intended to benefit the County Fair Association at Marlboro, in Prince George County, and so the Governor signed it. There ts a track at Marlboro, and under the provisions WMRYLAND WILL NOW ALLOW RACING ALL YEAR AROUND EVENING WORLD FORM CHART. Beginning with the racing at Aqueduct to-morrow The Evening World will print @ full chart of all the races run on the Metropoll- tan tracks, thus making It possible for racegoers to keep an acour ate record of horses which will perform tn this vicinity the coming Jason, The entries alsa will be indexed. races will save racegoers the trouble of having thelr records en- cumbered with the names of many horses which have been pacing all winter, and which will not be seen during the Metropolitan These charte of the local YOUNG CREF STE LE CT BROKEN DOW CHICAGO DERBY urteen been de out of the Chicago Derby, which ed | FUN On the opening day of the spring at Hawthorne, As of this bill races can be run and pools can be sold, and from one end of the year to the other, if the association ‘This week “Young Griffo’ hére from the West broken in health and pocket. He will never again be able to enter a ring. One of the most wonderful pugilists that ever drew on a glove, he ended his ring career in Chicago some weeks ago. Although he had, been dead, pugilistically, Albert Griffiths, Of course there must have been some reason for the introduction and pass- If it was not in- tended to conduct winter racing there, why should not the season of racing have been limited? They do not con- duet county fairs during the winter. Marlboro {s on the Une of the Chesa- Beach Railroad reached from Washington, As a mat- age of this bill. : t for the race includes n most Promising of ‘Year-olds. Th OT ees better known as “Young Griffo," after another pateRing G, APRIL 14, 1904. THE DIAMOND, RING TODAY'S GALLOPS AT SHEEPSHEAD TRACK the distance at about the same rate of 5) peed. Fred Littlefield’s Funnyside, with a couple of others, breezed Drake's Jocund (Gpectal to The Yevening World.) SHEEPSHEAD BAY, April 14—The morning broke cold and cheerless and a snowstorm raged while the runners stepped their paces to-day. The track. bowever, was In perfect shape. Every man and his horse was out and there was quite some -galloping brought off. Sydney Paget's lot were about the first to come to the open, and several good moves were made, Hamburg Belle nd Ormonde's Right, going together, breezed five furlongs in 1.06. It was merely a gallop for them, and they feemed to enjoy tt. The youngsters Ba- varian, Bay Lew, Jonquil, Gotowin, Firo Ruby and Floralia were allowed halt turns tn 0.52 1-2 and 0.53. The sta- bie's other racers were all shown, bu jogging exercise was all that was isd Inflexible and Relia- ine” cBveken the, Valt, mile ofrouna_tn iB 0.68. Gunfire, Irish Lea and ers trot- and cantered. CS ay 9 's Romital covered tho 0. H. K. Vingut’s 56. el | Seurvenal clippgd three” furlongs In 1] 0,88 1-4. 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Bei incorpo: for tho laws of the State of Ne thipt fisputa your work satisfactorily and| yw York, BARLEM—120 W. ST. BROOKLYN—409 Fulton St._ Lady Attecdants. 419 BROADWAY, cor. Oanal St, 125TH ST. NEW YORK TELEPHONE 00. 15 Day Street. ter of fact, the county Une of Prince would lead one to believe that winter|George “County t# elmost within a stone's throw of the Bennings track, and this hag given rise to the rumor the Washington Jockey Club, with meddiesome re- was the real power behind the bill just passed and that it was Intended as a refuge in cage ‘such a thing sTiould come to pass as the stop- ping of racing at Washington, ‘Mr..Howland, however, sald yesterday that he knew nothing of the bill and that the Washington Jockey Club had no fear for the future. Tommy White in a Chicago handball PIANOS AND ORGANG, court for half a doen rounds not lagt through the first, f ing a clip on the jaw which sent him to the floor, ‘he deliberately waiked to his corner ‘and quit, a veteran boxer of skill, never able to dent a squash ple with | bis blows, made Griffo's defeat all the more indicative of a general collapse. ——— COLLEGE ATHLETES ‘The fact that fearing troub): Lad (Bpecial to The Eveniig World.) GRAVES Db RACE TRACK, April Q4.—A snow storm blew over the Grav: end course this morning and at times yefom the stand {t was hard to discern “the.,poles on the back stretch, The }walloping hours were fairly busy ones. [Andrew Miller and P. J, Dwyer were ; ‘interested spectators of the morning's proceedings, several of their two-year- elds being sent in pairs to half miles fin 0,63 and 0.54. Ed Graves sent Jacob Wonth'a Met- ropolitan eligible, Mamfe Worth, a gal- lop of one mile and. the mare accomp- 1.85 1-2. Marjorim and Cottage Maid Ella Snyder stepped six furlongs in IN CHAMPIONSHIP Columbia's annual and field championships were held ye8- terday on South Field. Weather condi- tons and a poor track proved a draw- back and uniformly prevented good HORSES GALLOP IN , SNOW AT GRAVESEND 1.2% 1-2, and Fine Art turned the half route in 0,54 1-4 wamplands worked a mile cent, another of the string, was allowed four furlongs in 0.64, Stadle's Ostrich was sent 4 mile in 1.51 1-2, breezing all the way. Knobhampion was allowed long gallop in 1.19. Palette and Tom O'Day, 7} worked five-elgiiths er 1-6. ear-old Maxamilltan turned a TA Right and Ts Giptance in 0.58 1-2, ene Gover et tee One university record, however, was D, Macdonaid, a sopho- more in Science, captured in i0 minutes clipping two-hftus of a e former record, held by m as a whole, proved Second from thi Boor J. Langiler. The summaries. ‘ard Dash-—Won H. Badin . ime. 10 faint High Hurdle Race—Wo; Mult, JF., socon on ree-quarters in 1.24" worked five forlongs in 1.00 1 of tl @id the trick in 1.03 handle Th a air, Butons and six furlongs in jalloped the distance in 1.20 1-4, . ther of thi: stepped a hait in 066¢6, TS String. Ushed the trick breezing all the way in| 7 breezed a half at a two minute gait.| # ANNUAL PARADE To reviow its fifth annual speedway Say parade on Saturday, May 14, the oag Drivers' Association of New W York will invite not alone the public officials, but the presidents of the var- fous automobile clubs and all out-of- town associations, Inwtations have been sent to the widents of the driving associations, them to serve as judges and to the priizes that ofvered for » Ey a ‘the best looking horses that appear in ine on that day, For thoir past ‘efforts and for their resent interest in the Speedway, tho ing have been invited to ocoupy in’ the special sui the parade: Geor . MeClel- lan, Mayors William McAdoo, “Po- Hee Commisstoner; Park Commissioner John J. Pallas, Michael Kennedy, Will- fam .P. Schmidt, Borough Presidents John” F" Ahearn, Louls ¥F. Haffen, Martin We Littleton, Joseph Cassidy, George Cromwell, Gi W.. Plunk Gen, Nelson A. Miles, Paul Dana, N tham Straus and Thomas ¥. Gilroy. The season on the. Speedway opens April 80, when the Road Drivers’ As- W 800 has {ts aunual beefsteak ain- ner at the club-house. GAMES OF TWENTY-SECOND. The spring games of the Twenty-seo- ond Regimemt Athletic Association, which take place in thelr armory, Six- ty-elghth "street and Broadway, on jmext Monday evening, will wind up the indoor, ts for’ the season: ‘Thero \are twenty events on the programme, raan ey traces, hurdling, sack ya that will Faop,, bicycle races, shot put, tug-of- war, relay races aga wall-scaling con- test. 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