The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1906, Page 7

ee eee THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1906, ‘Gnney coumewt’) © NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT | xose2it*20Gken | | A AMERICAN RACING EASILY HOLDS ITS OWN WITH THE TURF OF ENGLAND: athe eld EnGlisy Style of riding . DAWNY MAHER. 3 WOULO LUHE To SEE “d Jo€ VENDIG Sot LICHTENSTEIN WouLDd AT THE ENGUSH sa ; Look in DERBY. 4 . Avene, The American | : . CLOWN Suir, “fiding style That Engrand { has Borrowed, BOWLING CLIQUE KAUFMAN VICTOR GETS OFFICES FOR - T EARCICHL Eee 'STEENTH TIME Wink ty S F Coe ‘Frisco Heavy Won in. Fourteen Ee eu | ee ee Rounds, but Deserves Little Credit, Same Old Bunch. Nominate Them | for His Opponent Was but a selves to Govern the 21,000 Bowlers | Shadow of Former Self. of New York—Will Ticket . | oo See Go Through? - ae oa eee ae in tg “awhewara exourlng lth no | & - COPS GEITING READY 10 SMASH THE PINS, a FREN ir TURrM = ape STUDY AMER ing | DANNY MAHER’S ARGUMENTS ARE of rac 3 in fours 100 ox how ‘stable at with h 6 Da MOS NOE BACKED UP BY RACING FACTS Uitte English HORE NOR No Better than, | Yankee Breed, Betting Does Not Excel Ours, and as for Jockeys, Maher Himself and | Tod Sloan Are Example of Superiority. 1 plea English Racing May Be More Spectacular Because of Turi Courses Which Appeal to the Eye, but It Is Not More Tv See bien aber, eee NEWARK WONSTHRER «| Mcreeung tens ae By aii ll eas ta implen rted ex (nthe Won tho tre \ close 4 ra dn He ts un ardent patron of t ime, and foremost 14 crowds are meseration, three secretaries hay added, although the Lord onty kno Nelders, + Turf Racing Fa Of course, races Tu und twenty to the game owner of timber ee compet | , PASTIME AL C. IN C. IN GARDEN, Engiand otherwise aNo ue simiine m mi FROM JERSEY CITY, Vided by Tracks in América ce w mn i ea sr bia his : York ane aii\ ares boul on stilts. or ton eee all conr “ihock rigwed BY BRAN TONG oy ORES is Nich gO. to. MAK e King's Jock: of the season. In previo by him’ were nd {hind once by W seems to have Tanmany skinned to A frazaie. It might alyo be sald that the! i. 21.49 tournament bowlers tn the Greater | Clty will perform an operation on this | Usket-at the annual meeting, which will | remind one of the Buffalo Conventton and the late State’ election, —e way AN ALLEY OWNER SHOULD BE PRESIDENT. ese ogee so n the coming annual etection of the Naw York Bowling Aesoctation, which has peon-fixed for Monday, Jan. 21, 0 lsposition has been showh in some quarters to Ignore the claims which Ry YORK BEATEN the frat time thin aoaron a fie rat for the team, New é tiree straight gamas trom Jersey City a yes oe uh, and 2 Bowlng feague last : a Mie preter te eth Wise rolled on tin ‘ Toe gam alleys, comes an h Danny IN quoted a things n at oil ¢ thoroughbred of 1 | this interview: tt | not know, bu y2e | ke anny. He | snc sound ar an! > or 4a alleged to} 807 8ST O58) Totals, ..80 KIS stay nding of the clubs follows 1 O'Connor | 9 day prov nee | rem las: ording to “Tt en [ was u ny others have made that an alley-owper Set Pe ce You) are | © 7 — should be clocted ax pres youre 4 bo well considered for tho reason that alley-own- | Five eames was ty and | York tea Aga’ dvantago haye n clique In the association for the purpose of boosting such achemes, for instance, an the Metropolitan champton- ship, With a good, live, aggresal aqtiarb-tocd alle: ner at the h affales, howe tha election Would not beaetit t The alley-owner of as noth Prete, 2 i ‘ uM to a pe hie: in f Rmettean 1 Ny In organtzing tour does all the work n A-large shane of tha mo. the prizes, besides giving freo “P| -¥ don't seq tn-any way where fume mieMiods excel shoae. of tthe Am ROecRtin Ss Aseria see Pl AO CUO ae oS ‘Any, alley-owner who flln this. bila | Rand” IND 1091 i aire. ore 0) great! many in, the Y=! - Pet Bondar: i : ~ tobe aia) ik nnasintabie <moiate om and ean set) matatennveas ncd-ona > bmp * a tow of ten } f. the r ini Moreover; ong muse ich "tha auueclon