The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1904, Page 13

ALL THE CAPT. BROWN IS AFTER MEMPHIS * From Memphis comes the news that Pant. 6. 8. Brown, the Pittsburg turf- fman, is trying to secure the race- track in that city. Of the pending deal . G. Jones, President of the Associa- . say! “Capt. Brown made us an offer for }n interest in the trotting track several’ months ago. We offered him our terms and negotiations ceased then. 1] th id not talk with Capt, Brown at Louis- ville and there hag been no corres- Pondence relative yo the sale of the track in recent weeks." President Jones, who is also Vice- f President of the New Memphis Jockey RECORD BROKEN AT THE GARDEN. NEWS OF RACE TRACK Club (Montgomery Park), said that any wale thet would be made would tn no way interfere with the annual meetings of the harness horses. It ts a well-known fact that Capt. Brown has been ed @ controlling in- terest in tho Jockey Club for several years, During the recent Montgomery Park’ meeting’ Ca} te Brown offered to purchase the entire interests held by ¢ heirs of Col. A. Montgomery, foanaey of the track ere is any cha ment or Sarneranip, bed peop! tein ih posttion to Know state that {twill be the arenas gf the Montgomery intepests by Care, Brown, for which he is known to havg offered par value for every atock. to The Evening World.) ditions were exceptionally good at Mor- ris Park this morning during the gal- loping hours, The sun was bright and clear, the temperature was perfect and the track was in tiptop condition. Hundreds of racers were shown on the wide stretches at the same time, and the soores of trainers and experts that watched the trials agreed that fairer conditions never existed on the morning of the opening of any racing’ grounds, There were many trials brought off, ‘and the raflbiris found plenty of use for their split seconds. \ CUP RACERS \ * Members of the Race Committee of the Automobile Club of America lett for Cleveland yesterday, where the cup rac- * ers, the Peerless, with L. P, Mooers as friver, and the Bullet No. 2, with Bar- ney Oldfield as driver, are to be given >! private trials this week to determine ¥, their fitness to represent America in Europe. Winthrop E. Scarritt, President; S. M. Butler, Secretary of the A. C. Adj George Isham Scott, A. R. Shattuck and } other members of the Race Committee, } GIVEN SPEED TRIALS HURSTBOURNE—Ono mile in 1.55, gal- loping; T. Welsh trainer. WILD THYME—Six furlongs in 12, handily; T. Welsh: trainer, DIVINATION—One milo in 1.52, without urging; T. Welsh trainer, MADAME SALON—Four furlongs in 0.63 1-4, easily; T. J, Healy trainer, GAMARD--Four furlongs in 0,83, hand- fly; T, J. Healy trainer. THE CHANTICLEER—Four furlongs in 0.63 1-2, going in hand. The two are eligibles for the Bouquet, | five furlongs, to be run on Saturday, ALL SCARE gh Our furlongs in 0.64, % trainer. ALIMONY —Four tutions. in 0.4 1-2, going easily; R. W. V BRAVERY—Four iiriones R, W. Wal ‘aiden trainer. CAROLINA—Four stn it, 064 tn Ww. Wi contnirriote eer our, fun fonge | Jn BHIGAND=Gne ml faite, “gatloping: “Matt WILL BE together with a technical expert, made the trip. It 1s probable that along the stretches of good road between Cleveland and Buffalo will be found o suitable course over which the cars will bb sent at top speed for one hundred miles. The com- mittee will send abroad, only a car that has been proved first-class in all re- spects. ‘The third entry for the team, Walter Christie, with the car of his own mi will be ‘given a test over Long Isl roads after the return of the committee from Cleveland. -HILDRETH ONCE De MATOR! PELHAM —Six furlongs in 1.19, ‘, handily; Bub ted trainer. wR han ‘urlongs in 1.88 1-4, ake hand; H. M. Mason, trainer, Bee furlongs in 1.27, easily; yt BOX—Four furlongs, In 0.64, brees- . Hill, train ane GAY BO At a meeting of the stewards of the Jockey Club last night Sam C. Hildreth, ‘who trains for E. E. Smathers in the West, applied for reinstatement, but was again refused a Mcense. Hildreth was barred ftom Eastern tracks several years ago after an altercation with John . Madden. ‘The horse Hans W: nee was rein- stated to race on trac cing under tho Jurisdiction’ of the Jockey. Club. Frank Sale, who raced on outlaw, reinstated. ‘The application of Hi Wilson, suspended at Saratoga, in 1 for a Jockey's license, jenied. The Application ot W. B, Bink, St for & trainer's Hcense was denied, AHLMMAD BATT LOSES $400 ON FALSE TIPS Charles J. Hamburg Causes Arrest of Henry Horton, Who Sells Tips on Races, on Charge of Petit Larceny. ‘The question of how far a man who ells tips on the races can be held re- sponsible for losses sustained through this tips was brought before Magistrate Connorton to-day in the Police Court at Long Island City. Henry Horton, ef No, 2% Rivington street, who sells tips on ail the maces ies % cents to per- wons riding tothe ks on railway trains, was arraign yone charge of petit larceny preferred by Charl Hamburg, a’ clerk, of No, 141 West Pixty-thira atreet. [at Edgeclitre, | paar was extremely {ndignant. (He told the Magistrate that while on his way to the track yesterday Hor- ton ‘approached him in the train, sold him a quarter's worth of tips and represented that they were the tips “which had been sent out on the day's acing by one of the biggest turf in- formation concerns in the business. which charges from $2 to $5 for infor- gation, At the close of the day Hamburg, who had consistently played all the tips, found himself $400 out, to New York somebody on the train told him that the tipping agency from which Horton alleged he had taken his tips thad sent out nearly every winner. Ham- bors dnrontiested and found that Hor- did not resemble the big enc Oe ‘at all, and that Jf he had pi ed the real tips he would have won ‘Magistrate Sennen ilo puzzled over the gase. He had never heard of brite Abe ist uke it, Horton Siege a guilty and the strate Pireld him for further, exam ination ‘He advised Hamburg to -cony On the way back, \expeot to go abroad on ‘upp! ther oo could not ecute tn somo agreement @bout making a Eeaeia Jolny prone prosecution. DEMAREST FINED BY REVIEW BOARD In the case of Barney Demarest, the amg driver, who was charged with iriving horses belonging to a suspended ieee the Board of Review of the National ‘Trotting Association at its @ession at the Murray Hill Hotel yes- terday, found that the charge was true @s regarded the horse Volo Maid, driven by Demarest at the Readsville (Mass.) yack on Aug. 25, 1490, and it was or- Gores that Demarest pay a fine of £53, return the winnings, amounting to $10.0, and bo suspended until payments were made. horge Gadabout was found « to be the property of Demares gare eee y the horse Charley Stiles, ‘driven pee nae aeise uae) continued, NMHER AND HART MAY MEET SOON A club in Serk is trying to Dring about a aix-round bout between 4 Muher and Marvin tart, to bi within the Pest mont mike ‘Maher has nee | cepted, and all that remains to the fight a fixture oy Hart's Caley ‘ile. man. will probably if the club maken it worth Wwhil Talla. A * = | | | : { i ing agency to see if) hy BOX IN BAL FIMORE "Al" Herford, matchmaker of the Bureka A. C., of Baltimore, has prac- tleally arranged @ bout between Gus Ruhlin, the Akron Glant, and Marvin Hart, the Loulsville light heavyweight, to be fought at his club within three weeks. Tho managers of both fighters have agreed to the terms'of the match, and as the incentive which Herford has offered the fighters {s satisfactory, the chances are the match will be clinched in a few days. If the bout is arranged Johnny Eckhardt will be selected aa the referee, "KID" MCOY HA FOLEY TRAINING HIM "Kid" MeCoy has “secured Harry Foley, the clever middleweight boxer of California, to train him for his com- ing gix-round bout with Philadelphia Jack O'Brien, which takes place in the Second Regiment Armory in Phila phia on Saturday night, May 14, McCoy has secured a valuable man in Foley, as the latter is one of the dest trainers of pugilists that is in California, besides he 1s one of the cloverest sparrers that over pulled on @ glove, MeCoy says he will have Foley as bis frainer for ali the fights that h has tn the future, oe " BANDMASTER WEDS $100,000 HEIRESS Sig. Vessala, of Atlantic City, Leads to the Altar Miss Edna Egan, Daughter of Wealthy Cincinnati Manufacturer, CINCINNATI, May 5.—The wedding of Miss Edna Egan, daughter of Thomas Egan, the noted manufacturer and millionaire of Cincinnati, to Sig. Oreste Vessala, tho Italian bandmaster, of Atlantic City, took place here yesterday. Society recognized the romantic mar- riage as tho most important event of the year. The nuptial cermony was celebrated the beautiful home of the Bgans, which crowns one of the highest points of the city. The decora- tlons of the mansion were on the most ish scale, and there was @ great gathering to witness the event. Friends of the family say that the cost of the ‘wedding was not less than $50,000. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Moore, of Holy Angels’ Catholic Church, ‘The bridesmaids were all rele! of the bride, while Sig. Vessaja's best man was Santo Capasso, who came over from Italy forthe marriage. The bridal trovBseau was said to be most I pe 4THE WORLD: THURSDAY ‘EVENING: MAY 5, 1904; THE DIAMOND, RING WILD IRISHMAN SHOWS FAST QUARTER TO-DAY) BY FELIZ, OF BROOKLYN Walden trainer, | —_— Syn rn —— NEWS FROM THE (Special VAN NEST, N. Y., May 6—The con-| HIGH BALL—One-quarter in 0.24, breex- breezing: J. W. Rogers. tralner, ing; Bub May, trainer. THE SOUTHERNERS O e mile tn 1.54, fi alloping; ‘Walden. trainer. wr TIRIaHMAN—One juarter ‘in 0.23 1-2, without urging; J. B. den, trainer. ~s- TO-DAY’'S TRIALS AT GRAVESEND TRACK. (Special to The Evening Wortd.) “GRAVESEND, May 6.~Tho galloping hours were agreeable ones at the Brook- lyn Jockey Club's course this morning ‘and many racers were sent to exercise. The track had been thoroughly sprin- kled last night, and there was no dust in sight while the racers passed over It, ‘Those to receive work-outs were: ARGADE-Six furlongs in 1.26, breezing; jennings, trainer. D—Three aT 2 in 0.42, gal- a W. Barrick, tradner. TW: aioe dace, in 1.53, Gaynor, train dan er. J. peed ale le “in 0.81T-2, easily; ain Bon’ MURPHY Four furlongs in 0.66, reezing: J. Smith, trainen, 1” °° “aun ‘A halt mil & cS, Be A haat ma io tn 0.81, hand. wea csn testnen mile in 0,611.2, coully; J. Smith, trainer, D OPERA—four furlongs tn 0.85, Taylor, trainer. zing; H. nm, train KRISHNAN IS our furlongs in O82, hand- iyi W. Jennings, trainer. CLO: PERLAND—N Ve-elgths in 1.05, agily: V. Holler, trainer. NIG “LONG WORTH Pours furlongs tn 6.52, galloping; W. McGibney. trainer. ARABO—T Phreo-quarters in 1.26, brees= ing; W, Jennings, trainer, "| DAINTY Throe-quarters tn 1.28, brees- log: W, Jennings, trainer, INDIAN FLOWER Four ‘turtongs in {Evora hana edtiealy;, tratn Four furlongs in 0.63, p a a a —A half mile in 0.64 1- breezing; J. Healy, trainer, : SYLVANIATHalt milo in 0.52, gallop- ng: J. Healy, trainer. ANN EB RUSSELL—Four furlongs in 0.69, handily: W. Barrick, drainer, BALAD D. A halt emite, In 0.55, recsiny M’EADDEN KNOCKED OUT (Special to The Evening World.) SAVANNAH. Ga., May 5.—Tommy Feltz, of Brooklyn, and Kid McFadden, of San Francisco, bantam weights, met last night in an Eagles’ benefit. They were to have gone twenty rounds, but In the beginning of the fourth a hard righ@hook to McFadden's jaw sent him to the mat, where he atlll lay when “Bhorty” Jenkins, the referee, had fin- {shed his count of ten. Both men were in prime condition, nnd were perfectly matohed physically, They fought straight Marquis of Queenbery ECKHARDT REFEREE OF EUREKA A C. Johnny Eckhardt has been ‘appointed referee of the Eureka Athletic Club, of Baltimore, The general satisfaction which Eckhardt gave while refereeing the Hanion-Sullivan bout a few nights ago pleased Matchmaker Herford #0 well that he informed Eckhardt that he wanted him to referee every bout which ts brought off at the club, Eckhardt was ono of the best referees we had in this country several years ago, He will ofMfciate in the bout, be- tween Tipman and Sullivan, which takes place @ week from to-morrow night. rales, and Feltz had all the better of it in the in-fighting and in the break awaye, when the men were to protect themselves. In the second round Felts sent Mo- Farden to his knees twice, the Call- fornian taking the count. Felts's tor rifle in-fighting set the boy from the Pacific Conse too hard a pace and Hira had him weak. Tt was thought the third woukl ‘see McFadden's Put Ne rallied wonderfully and bea the big: pre purening: 5 by the atin Ninches he delivered. Tt was ot ight up to Feltz’a Cakes of the knotk~ out blow in the fourth. VANDERBILT RACE SHOULD BE OPEN It 1s the consensus of optnion in auto- mobile circles that the Vanderbilt Cup race should be open to the world. All the events in Europe are open to Amer- loan drivers. Automobile authorities favor the open Tace aa the best test for America, be- leving that the open event will force the Americans to do their best both in building and in the racing of thelr cars, Tho date and course of the race will be finally settled when William K. Van- derblit, jr. returns from the West. Chairman Pardington will say nothin, When! the ‘Ution (baseball team nnd) regarding the location of the och) the Maujer X's, two of the strongest | Hue it te quite certain Long Island roads agerogations of the baseball, tossers OY beac ON PiSoklyn, cross bats on Sunday, one of | n Queens and Nassau Counties will be Brock eat eamen witnessed this gelected. 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