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Track Athletics ?* Boxing *? Baseball S Racing g?
Billiards *? Automobiling & Chess S Other Sports
RECORDS G? WH BANG
New World's Marks Set by Mc?
Donald, Eller and Boniiag.
ATHLETES IN TOP FORM
Good Sized Crowd Sees/iStirring
Performances at Irish-Amer?
ican A. C. Gamss-.
t>rofc(M right ?ar;cl left nt
.:' indoor games of the Irish
\thi.ti? canto at MadUM? Square
i night. In this r ??set the
Man shone ?n field ?-?s well as-track cona
?
taculir perform
that csedlted to the p?
: nhag in the :..'*mo-metre race
The Irish-Amci: ? Girted from
'?obi CoOlns fifty .'ind
?
tod that William .1
Kramer and Loujs Soett, the previous rec?
ord holder, wouhi be among th?- starter*
but nelth?
in th?- earl) Staates Ob-ena-ryer looked
like a winner. The National A. ? *. runner
! along smoothly, and for ,l lim?- Sept
his distance in frord of the scratch man.
ri like B machin.- ror th.* ?rst
which he coe-ered In <. 12 3-5. He
:t Collins at two miles, Bonhag's time
The only pemosi in front of
Benhas then wneObermeyer, and the irlsh
Ameri.nn rnnner came up to his m.m at
two and one-half miles.
-, Bonhag tried lo se . ""Oby" cut
loose, *t* lh? pa ? soon toi.i. .ml when
the former finally saade bis m-.o-iu?* effort
! rt Obermeyer quickly, Bmsnmg strong?
ly Bonhag WOS by half S lap bl IE minutes
6 i-., escande This beal the ?.i?i r-ecord of
, i? by Bi otl at Celtic Park last
? ML
r t?. this* I'.-.t McDonald, the ISS
pound sinnt. s?-t another world's mark for
the It-pound shot Tbe massive Cell burled
th?- weicht it tant n Inch, which suri
th? old mark ?if W feel o lachee, made bj
ri; Rose at Travers Island In IS07.
good steed ?,- wd eras on band. The
Oiled slowly, but th.- hit?- arrivals
missed little, ?as it -?vis ?lose to !? o'clock
by the time the management trot tbe first
hent of the sprint away.
Another world's record wenl ty the board
when .la? k Ellei*vra? ? ?I to Victory In the
first lieat of the Hi-yard hurdlts. Starting
iiom scratch. Eller ?efl lus mark lik>- s
1 skimming the timber? with
? i*. an Inch to spare, he quickly took
th?* l?ead. hi? i? d tbe tai??- in '? seconds
This btal the previous rec?Md of !?1-J.
made by himself at Celtic I'.itk as though
envious of his brother's succssa I...1. Kller
made a great effort to dupllcal * this time in
the next heat. Although be w??n from
scratch, his time was 9 1-5 seconda.
:n the Aral heal ??f the ?5-yard special
a. T. Meyer, tbe Indooi ? hamplon at tTie
?listen ?-. won by a \ar?l from Hal li?
the Xavier crack. Meyer got ??ft his mark
like a flash, gaining his advantage In the
first few stlid? a. The time was 8 \
ends. Jim R.nberger won the second
th ? greai race with C. B. <*la-k.
Inch - irated theee two at the t ipe.
. Anoli? i* Ufhtning-like start practically
Pk *kr decisive beal for Meyer, lb- had
BJ ,.rk at the tape
W Th- winner's time was s )-.'. seconds.
J. J. Archer started from the two-foot
- tn the first heal ?>f the 75-yard ?lash.
American sprinter was un
W B. Canigan, of Georgetown
CnlverMty, won, akir-.j by an allowance ?if
sis feel ? ?'lark, of the Xavier Club,
had two teel In hli h.-at and uot the pla-ce.
Tritt 1er. ihe much sdvertised German
pion, did not start. It was ? aid that
be had not complied with the registration
I ions.
Th?- linal heat resulted Is a ?lead heat for
hist place between D. J, Ferris, of the
L?OUghlln Lyceum, and P J. Reynolds. ..f
the New fork Athletic dub. Ferris had
fourteen feet handteap and th<* Men Tort
man two toot less. The time was 0:?ns 1-?>.
Jn the run-off Ferris was caujjht napping
?\hen the Run sent 'h?-m away. Beynolds
Sjslulsi a yard there. Reynolds won by
four fset \n I -
rough nature of the track OS
.?! falls In the I.MO-yard handicap run.
" Ani'in? those thrown wss Jack Monument,
tii? former national mile champion. A R.
Klviat. the !.?""->ar.i national champion,
was ?lown as ihe ecratch man, but be fail?-?!
to stait. Busjene Gllm?ore, a Dominican
nu runner, won from the 46-yard
The time was 2:XL
Th?- Eller brothers put up a greai
in the final heat of the hurdle At the
half way )>oint Jack led bv a yard, but ?is
brother almost "nailed"1 him at ths tape
The time was attain J seconda
Those who had gone t?i the Canli-n i-\
pectlnu to me s. C, L-aurrence. the pb?>
nSlllSlial hiKb Jumper from Harvard, w ?e
disappointed. Lasrrea-ee wrenched his back
vvhih- skiiiiK S f.-w ?lays a??? ar.d now is in
? ttest? r ??st. it may be w?.k ; before the
national champion will be seen in action
again.
The on?- mile op.-n relay rr**.?-? resulted 1n
a victory for the New Yoik Athletic Club
, consisting of McKenna, Prick. Rlc.i
nvMi.i and Ds Grouc?hy. Their total haadl
cap amounted te M yards The first toanri
Of the ii ish-American club, with Rosen?
t-i'ur? r. Kiviat, Phop-.anl atid Glssing run?
ning ta named, was on scratch Kivi it
and Glssing made up the most ground f?>r
th? ir side, bur at the end iv Grouch) beal
uR by live yards. Th? time was :\:Tt 1-."?.
. I?. .1 heat
?Xl??-oi I' J 1'irr UMiKhtln Ovsl ?11 feet),
su.! i York A. C. (12
Krank fc" Holloway, N'?-.\ v?.?k \. ?* ?in feet),
third Time, 0*OS'?. Kun-ofT woe l?\ Remolds
Time, i?.ii
i '?" thendi? K? Won t.. Kill?' i e
?. Dominican Lyceum 149 yards) t g
Iv?Un, K..r?ib?i!ii t:.i\?-r>i-n (SB yard*?),
K .1. Bsaa, tiish tinerii?ii v c (10 tarda)!
thir?1 Time. ?.'-.-Jl
?'" ! ' "tlit laps;
Won ?>> Manhattan Preparatory
in Townsenri llarrli
?lo yarda), third.
Time. ? :.?
. A. T.
Mi-.. V ?? ; c |1
Xavi?: A A s. ond; Hal M?-?-laiiil. Xavier
A \ third. 1 II
*ihi?. indlcspi Won lo
? .In; I
?i. v i* isci st. m. sec
iTtj Wheelmen
tscrs
walk (handicap??Won by B. Renz,
lames M
v ?* ilQU ? w T Allen,
analta -h?sd ? 130
Pulling IH pound **h t (handicap) w.?n I
,\!? l'i.i ai ?!. iii-b A i ?? t ?.. i. A, i* (scratch), ?i?i
\ I Ri? h. Irish
An.? 11 an \ ?* ? ? on4, u III a put ?f
i ''tank. Irixh Amerl? an
A - '? .. ? ? tiiii.i. with a rut of :;t I
In
*
Won In Pat McDonal I, Irl v. ?* .
mIHi Ha IfcOi ?'h. un
?iih ?. iiiH.u <?f ir. r... io
I J. ?'alilll, Irish Amerl
with a throw ? f H fe. t !<
thirl
Itunnliis l'i?h ?un.?i .hmcl? i|.i Won ' \
?hau .) v ? i,-, ini-hesi.
rf jump o? ."? ? * '.? inches: K. Jennlngx.
A. ? * ?- In h -i. h m? a Jump o| .
???? oii'i; 11 j Urunp? It, Nes forl
a ? with a )uwp of .". r?. i 11 ;
ihandlrap) w, n
Irhh Ani'-i I? *:, A.
nnsl -
n (?Ulna. Iilsn Am? man A
ii t?%
?" Wen l.v ?; P Kin.
lull. I lh r.'.lclloflr
jr., h ...,,i i?'
''' ' ' . third.
?Jtr..- 4 . :
Klsht rare v\'on i M i? Hssoian
1 .1 ... ? v <?
?II? ?I? ?till ..
Il ,-h A'i?.r?. ?.. A ?
ttcrjtrrii; Rol-r- '.'?? ?.grtown lni-.?i.i
? y.iik A ('
-. i ,rd Tliif. ?i OU.
SPEEDY RELAY
TEAM OF IRISH-AMERICAN ATHLETIC CLUB.
DOYLE WIMS AT BILLIARDS
Defeats Hawley in National Class
C Amateur Tourney.
The preliminary fames of th?-* national
?'lass c, amateui billiard ?"bampionehlp
tournament? for 112 playera, wt-re com?
.plated last night, when M. J. Doyle, of
Harlem, defeated Dr. W. H. Hawley, of
Deabury, Conn., by i? acore of "SO t ? ? 142.
D?>.\-ie is nos the winner ?if his section, and
will play in the final Ramea, arhieh will
begin to-night. Doyle's high run of '
,-?t the last Innings of the tamo end wai
unfinished, ll?* als.? made a n and a bi ice
of 12*e. Dr. Hasrley'a high run was 15. and
h<* also made a brace >>i I2"a, all of ihem
toward the close of the game.
Doyle played safe, and very little was
left for the Danbury doctor, who failed t?i
acore in thirty-two of the aizty-tbree Inn?
ings Doyle was tmahl?* to make a tally In
twenty-els tanfogs He started "(T strong,
oollectlng If In hi? aecond Innlnga ami H
in the next. This gave him a lead that
Dr. Hawley was tmable to overcome,
There are now four players left in the
tournament: ?B-sorge Bpssr, ol Morrlatown,
N. .1.; C. B. Terry, of PsUsSdeS, N. V;
BylveateT i.. Levy, of Hartem, end Doyle
Levy and Spear will play the Brat fame ol
the finals to-night, ami Terry will play lha
los<r on Moodsy Bight Then* will be no
game to-morrow
The store by inninc** follows:
Doyle I, 1<\ 14. 0. 1, 4. ?I. !>. ??. B 0. <i <> 0 1".
'14 1'?". US ??'. 1 b, B 4. 7. 1. 11. 1. I,
<> :, 4 ?;. 12. IS, ". 0. 0 0 2. ??. o 9, o. il.
i r, o. ?? is, -. 9, a, .? ?? O, a, .'*. 2, t?r*.
total, MO; averag? :: 11 M.
Hav,l?\ o. .'. 1. S, 0, I, ?>. 1. 1, 0.
11 ?1 ?1 ?1 0, 7 ?. 0 3, 0, 7. 7 ?1. n ?>. ". 1
?.' .. I ?1 1 1. n. 1 ?:. n ? 0. 0, I, ?1, ?J. f
I, 12. :?. n. -. 4. 1 12, 1. <>. 2 7. 1ft, ??; total,
U2. average, 2 II ''?"??
Refere? B. Harne?.
a
REARRANGE GRAND CIRCUIT
New Order Puts Meeting at
Pittsburgh Before Buffalo.
Cteveland, Jan. 2">.?According to ?Teoi?*"
j. Dietrich, secretary of the Grand rirrnit,
Borne chang? * hare been made in th.* big
line f.'i liiiht harness hors.*.?. The season
will o?,, n ?m July I at Orsnd l:-<i-Ut**?, and
meetings thereafter wljl be held at Kaia
mazoo, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Huf
faii>. Boston, Bslem, N 11 : Hartford,fiyra?
?.aus?. Michigan State Kalr (Detroit), Co?
lumbus Ohio, and Lexington, Ky, The aea
s?,n x\i'.\ ci?me ?n the Isat-named city on
October IS. Then* will be a total of thir?
teen mietinRs. with fifteen consecutiva
of ra< Ing.
The plan for the dates originally con?
templated that Puffai" shook] precede Pitts?
burgh end Bslem precede Beaton, bat this
arrangement was altered hacsuae of the
disadvantage it would mean In shipplnf*.
Columbus and Ixxington are the eltifl
that are to hers two weeks' meetings.
ATHLETICS AT COLUMBIA
Short Schedule Arranged by
Manager for Gymnastic Team.
Columbia will he reprasealed in only live
dual gymnSStte meet? thl? xr-ason. aevord
Ing to the scbadsle nrMeb wnn saaooaeed
?day by llarrv A Fisher, gradu?t?
manager of atblstJes it la the r?iorteetong
that Hi" lOasal team has gygg had. and ther.*
Will h?' only one m?, t, that with Vale, on
the boma tio?>r. The aeaaea win begta with
a dual nuit with Pennsylvania, in Phila?
delphia, on Fobftiary if, gad will ?*n?i w-iti-,
Ihe int. r?'oiiej--iai* 1, at HaverfoM, on
ilgrch 8.
Inder th?* COacMnf Of OustSV llo.ius, th,.
team has ?-..?.?i prospecta for a gnrnnaeful
|h few of lust year's ??i?>r
ans gra on hand for the \tfli team,
chedule follows:
SUNDAY'S NEW-VORK TRIBUNE
Ma?ed anywhere in the United States
*or $2.50 a year.
t
David Bruce-Brown to Meet
Foreign Stars in Grand Prix
Well Known Auto Rac?
ing Pilot Signs Con?
tract with the Fiat
Company.
David I.. Hrui-.-Prown. twin' erlnner of
the Qrsnd Prize rare at Savannah
conaldered by mam the greateei <>f the
world's road rae.* driven", will mesgurs his
-kill againal the stai * of Burop? on th?
own ?round next sumitaer. Il<* has *4gl ed
with the Kiat Company, of Turin. It i
driv?* one of it.? cara in the French Grand
Prix in June The Information rea h**d ihl
country yeaterday in a letter from Turin
i under date of January i".
i When Bruce-Brown weal abroad with
Ralph de Pelma a few weeks .?a.*? h" said
that t.:*-- Intention waa t<> obtsln an engage
m? nt for th. Qrsnd Pria. At that time he
had an id? a that the 1'iat L'OOipsn) might
nol take perl in the ?lassl?* contest, and it
was his Intention In that ?ase to u?. :? i
one ?if t he French < ars.
' To-da* i signed up with Plai (a I
i Pris t.. i?- run next June in I**ia
! Bruce-Brown writes ''Lorraine-Dietrich, i
am told, are building some tin.- .ars. 12-'. by
.'*. h llllm? 1 ? -. bore ..t*l stroke. i?'t 'I ??
rai?' 1 understand they laa.? decided to
race ?n a ?.?k way, both here and in \
lea The] ma*, bulk! great cars but, be?
lieve in? th? y will have to go ..m. 1
the nea Plats, which ere going t<> !*?? th?
real 1 lass. There la quite a lot "f li
BENEFIT FOR JOE M'GINN
Well Known Boxers to Appear in
Ring at Fairmont A. C.
Borne ..f th" b?ai boxera in training will h.
peen -1 the Pairmonl Athletic Club *Jexi
?IVedn? day night at a boxing ahow ?..huh
win he giren foi the benefit of .i??- M?*Qlnn,
th?* retaran aporting writer, who 1 critl
??ally ill In th' Kiuks County Hospital,
Brooklyn, suffering from a complication of
diseases
Billy Gibeon ha? donated the use of th.
j l*'alrmont Club for the OCCSStOB. and In
'addition will act a- treasurer. Aaeoclsted
[with him in making th.? benefit a ucceaa
?aie Danny Morgan, Jae Humphreya, Dan
II? Ketli? k and ?>ih?i s
"Knockout" Brown and Danny Morgan,
his manager, have started ihe Bubectlptlon
list, with IM, and Prown ?in meet three
of the best hoys of his ?lass in short bouts.
Among other volunteers for Iht? csuae,
each of whom aill box men In their 1 Ig
an Carl Morris the Oklahoma giant, Al
Paizet, Mike Qlbbona, ,ia< k Denning, Willie
Lesrls, Tom Kennedy ami Joe Jeannette,
l?verai othere win he a?id.??i to this list
m
INDOOR TITLES AT STAKE
Schoolboys to Compete in League
Championships To-night.
Tin ninth annual indoor hbjtl s<ti.?"l
rhamplonships of the Public Bcboola Ath?
letic 'xagiie will he he|,| m the armory of
the '.2.1 Regiment to-night Two champion
ships will he decided, .'ti? for. the day s? I,mils
and the i.i lut for th?* evening schools
The atjalghtaway at th.- armory is inly
Mcviniv yarda in length. This win prevent
th?* runnln?. of tin* Pn-vanl ?lash and urn
tiir? ii?i..\a"i Mgh inn.ii?s, which will be
replaced b* 7S?yhrd races in ea?*h instan ??
Manual Trsiatns High ?chsol, champion
foi gee guoceaslva years, an* favorites for
tin* honors, hut Commercial, Krasmun Mall
and Pe Witt ?Union will '?< prominent < mi -
leaders Morris, Boys' Rich, CensMroa
iitnl Tiwiis n?l Harris Hall are oui of tin*
running completely, aUhouKh Coauneroa
will I?? stron? In the Held eCcnta.
T;??' gsshea and hurdle ia.?*s wiii be con?
tested at aeventy yard? for the Ural Urn.*
I Th?- Junior and .?nlor ?-?print?! and th.*
s.nloi- burlier Who hreakti the tape In the
final lust will i?* ?i..||t,,| ?altli a n?>w r? ? -
or?l. The rtinnliiK hint? lump maik oi I
te. t ** , lachee, h.*i.i i,y Veatei Cher, f..?
m.r'y of rjg wiit ?'llntm? Utah Sr-hnoi. new
rompetinK for tlia* (few Y?.ik Athhti.' ?'lui,,
Is in dsngei Walla, e. of the High School
Of Oomsai i< 1. Iit.wiiey, of Krasmus Hail,
an?, several other hoya aro leaping well.
Ir prattl.v r??intly Wallaco jumped j that
i?"/* Inchea.
In the coming Grand Pris much mor-- than
i id an Idea of."
The great driver goes on to say thai De
| Palma travelled with him from Pa-is t?>
Turin, and that ? ? line lime.
Tl ? day befor? the i? tt- r a is written be
had met.] ? road king of s feet
?
*i ? ? t. r.lav , als US .i'"l I
visited Nsssarn and wenl through his aew
fa? tore n. . .n -n. ih? d end iota
n ? i will ready in a we? While
i arai In i nn with W
and li? m? ry. I will on the
? Uymplc on Februai *? 14."
The n? e es n n ill ?iiiv? In
tbe git at French re? e 111 ? ? ? ? \m? *
t.? laki vast inter? si In tl
f ? . ntrj llsti ? ill not ? i?? ?? tin.ii;
llttl? likelihood
tiiat t !k? pari
?ib? i ?ni. a hlch I n the
.small car ?I: Ision . ? * I "? ''"
Am iras tie ".* la lian
i . on if? mortal l u> a ill pr? -
, i id? the enti In I
? ais from t'"-1 ? ounti >
Prom ? ? Ins known
young ami? Bru? Brown gain? ?i
wi.i id w Ide fans ? i?? n he i Ilot? ?i s i- ns
, .n- t.. v i? t..r- in the Grand Prise :
i nah in r?'?? race for
?m trophy, K? di.s n it, and again
brought hli eai home s winner, averaging
nil, .,,, i,<? * t..i i mil? - in the
last two laps, -?ft? ' ' ?
praclcally (?xliaust? I * "as
driving ??t ? rste ol more than si
eight miles an hour.
JTRAINER OF BOXERS DEAD
Billy Deluney, Who Handled Jack
Johnsen, Hears Last "Count."
? iakiaii'1. Cal Jan - ? Bill) Delaney, ihe
famous trainei ?.( boxers, ?ii? ?I hi t
to-ds) He had been III foi ? .?..?: month ?
ami hi- ?hath was not unexpected While
?.u a v Isll t?. the ila t last .. .?i h<- con?
tracted .? -.?.??? cold, complications e(
w hlch ? -u*-? ?1 his '!' at!). II , (1ft
old.
The funeral erlll be held on Baturdaj and
the bod) will be cremated Delsne) leavei
.. wit?- a n.i two slstei Th? litt? i live In
N.w York Stats.
li. lane) llv-ed slmosl I I ? ntlrs lifetime
on the l'a. ill.* ?'?.asi il. aras Inseparably
? o? at'-'i wiih th?- hi- i??i j of amateui si i
professional boxing In Fhe West. He was
a pioneer in rigorous training methods, en?
forcing rigid discipline sad plenty of out?
door work, to which h?. ascribed mueh nt
his success. Del? ne) srss s boxei <>f coi?
slderable non-, as s/ell as .. trainer, and ?
tew ...... .,L,.i ?-. : v? .i .? i .?t ring partner
for his men.
Whlls he was thoroughl) familiar win
every aspect si the sport, r defending u
tanchly and advancHng Its Interests In
every possible wey, Delaney was not haavlly
Int? t. ?si? ?l financially ami ra? I) mole lar*-***??
beta.
Delaney trained man. of the most promi?
nent tighter ?>r the last twenty-Sve year?,
including Jack Johnson, Jamei .1 Jeffrl?
Jim Corbett, Joe rhoynskl, k\ Kaufm.ni
nn?l Jlmmle ihitt. it?- ban?ii??i Johnson for
hi championship flghl with leff riel at Reno,
N?-v , on July l. l'.'l'i. an?I WM also IliMru
iii'm.11 in .n i anging t he mat. h
?
RESENTS LASKER'S ACTION
Manager of Capablanca Indig?
nant at Chess Player.
rpon his r.'turn to the cltv yesterday, at.
I.i an al. .in? ?.f several days. I?'. I). IU>s?i
bauit, repreeentatlve ?.f Josd R Capablan-ea,
ohatteagsr for the worlds chess champion?
ship, saw for tin- lust lune tin* !.. ? nt stat?
ln.tit iii.-ol?. by Dr. PmsnUSl l.askt-r, the
tin., balder, la which the bitter declared
tb? . hall.*lu.- i.ull an?l void, chiefly on a?*
?ouiit ?>f the tons of tt.e Cuban's letter an?i
his alleged attempt to Impose his ?ten con
dltlons upon tbe ? bamplon.
This action by Mr l.a-h? r. as well as hi*
public attack Upon bis yOUnfl rival. was
deepl) reeented by Mr Roeebeult, who
made his feelings known in unmlatuka! ie
Taking Dr Leaker at his jrord,
??.ipaiiian.a'h manager promptly ?at down
ami wrofe ..?it u plot.* t r. I. ilf of I'apa
blanca and addreesod it to Wattai i*. aa
Shipley, president uf the Franklin ChsM
riub, ol Philadelphia, which club ha.i been
name?! by in I.a-k? r In ?as., the t'uban
chos.? to protest Um ultimatum of tbe I
wurld'b cliuinjptou. ?
SIX MONTHS FOR AM
Featherweight Champion Found ;
Guilty of "Stalling" in Bout.
GOODMAN ALSO SUSPENDED
Boxing Commission Takes Action j
After Investigation of Battle
With "K. 0." Rrown,
?
Aha Attell, the feetherwetght rhampton
of the world, who has hron a hoxer for
Fourteen I i ai I, was found guilty by the
State Athletic ?'ommisslon yeaterday of i
? faking and Stalling" in hin hunt on .Ian- j
uarj II with "Knockout" Brown st ?he.
National Sporting Club of America. As ai
punishment he was euapended from en
- in hojcln?; contests ?n this state foi ,
sl\ months Snd is h:irre?| for the same
i from entering ?my . luh where boa*
Ing Is held.
The commlaaion found that Atteii's testi
to the i?ffe??t that he was druf??.<?d on
th>? nlRht of the bout was false, ??ml that it
waa i aubterfuge to excuse his poor show- ?
Ins before the patrons ?if the club, who'
paid 17 apiece In man? Inetanrea f<>r seats, j
I ?nin*. ?'..".ilman, the <*hii?f aeCOftd Of At-1
tell, al-.? waa suspended and barred from
every boxing club by ?h<* ? ommisslon for j
s \ month* for giving false testimony h?*- i
fore the commission t?? the effect thai he .
ha?l "hear?!'- that Krank B. 0*Nell, one of I
the boxing commmstonera, had made a i.?*t !
of (M "n Ihe Attell-Browh (.??.ht, which ho
had lost, .-in<l that because of thla loss n
wea .or.* and had start.*.I th?* Investigation,
Th<? commlaaionera also announced that
an Investigation of the National Bportlng
Club would be made, and that the teeti-l
mony would h<* considered with the Idea <?r
r tin?? It to the proper authorltUti for
further action should the t*oncluelona war?
rant it.
Mr. O'N'ell. In announcing the derision of
the rommlsslon after hearing two ad'li
tlonal witness? s. yesterday said:
"Our reasons for r<'a>*hin?? th<* conclusion
Sgalnsi "At. II are has??'! on personal Ott?
aervstlos of conditions Ihe nisht of the
ilKht, as both ?Major Dtxofl and my ??If were
preaenl at the bout Ws are convinced
that at tliis public hearing f.ils.- an I i
lured chargea were mad" agalndt the eiui?
physician to th.- efSoct that h? had admin?
r an overdoea of ??saine to AttelL
"We also take Into consideration the
reputation of Attell u lo his creditably
aa .? altiK ?
Danny Goodman, one of the witnesses of
the previous day, t.stifle?! that ha had]
'heard" Jimmj Carroll, a Ban Francleco
boxer and on?* of Attell'a aecottda, say he
i h i i "heard" some oae elee say that Com*
missioner Krank 0*Nell had wagered $'?"
?on the bout, which be lost, sad because of
this the Commisaloner was "aore" and had
made this the grounda for an Investigation.
?II, who is in this city traininx for a
bout .?pp. ?ted voluntarily i?"f?irt* the ? om
mtaaion yeaterday snd contradicted Q.I?
man. Ha was aaked by Commlaetoner
O'Nell: "?
"Did you t.ll Ooodman that you had
beard thai Commlaeloaer O'Netl had bet
$'," on the fight?"
Carroll replied "No, sir I did not say
anything of the kind to him. Carroll test.?
ti-.i tint he thought Attell should have
made a bett? i allowing
What was his weight?" he was asked
M ? 1"! I ?IVOII
i don't know. ptlaeAghtera .ir" like prim??.
donnas on ojueetlona of axe wh> n speaking
of Hi, Ir weight. th it's s ?**? erst of Um a-am?*
Son'l ilk? t?. s,-.. anybody looking on
when Ihej are weighing, snd -, neraOy th
? :r"?r i didn't Instsl on knowing
what vtteii w.icir.'i" Carroll admitted
? alna waa a n* a thing tu him in the
v lame, and added; 'I haven't not
? in the hoxin?- game r.s that"
\- thi witneeeee,were summoned and
? same law- governing ?.?.it
iii th.* Supreme ?'.?urt. aritneesea msy
? ? ?? m Ictlon, be ? umahed In the
as) for perjury, and :t w..s in this
i.iiiurtion thsl th.? commlaaionera declared
would revlea tin* evtdeii? carefully
and decide whethei further prosecution
ma. t? recommended to u?. proper legal
uuthorities Attell hsd aa ertctl ?h>n he
ABE ATTI'.l.i.
fors 'he commission that if he was guilty.
he would be willing to SOSSpt :>unishment
barring him from boxing In this state for
life.
Commissioner O'Netl sms particularly in
?limi.int ?iv-r the report that bs had spade
? wager on the light. "There Is not a word
of truth In the statement." h> said. "It
evidently was a remark mud?- out of whole
cloth for tin- purpoa?' of dlerredlllng and
prejudicing me In the eyes of the public."
"W'??. tiie commission, composed of two
men. Major I'ixon and myself, stand alone
it? trying to enforce the law an?i control of
boxing In this slate, ati'l w.? ask for the
assistance of every newspaper and every
good citizen In this work to place boxing
or s lawful basis an?! keep the sport dOBS
of every ohjectlonabb? featur?*. The so
called llorton law was abolished because
of the greed Of some managers and pro?
moters."
No inkling of what may dev?|op In the
proposed Investigation of th-? National
Spirting Club was given by the commis?
sioners.
SLAP AT BOXING BOARD
Bill Introduced to Legislate It
Out of Office.
* By Tflezraph to The Tribune 1
Albany. Jan. 2.'. Assemblyman Allen, of
??neida County, to-day Introduced a bill to
r?p. al the Krawley boxing law* of last year
and then to re-enact the identical law It
repeals. The effect of the measure would
be t?i abolish the present state Athletic
Commission and require the (lovernor to
appoint another one within thirty days
after the passage of the bill and Its ap?
proval by the Governor.
Senator Prawley, when his attention was
called to it this afternoon, said that h?' had
not hear?! of It before He said he thought
It a foolish proposition.
A bill introduced early In the session by
Senator Sax.? provides for the repeal of the
Prawley boxing law, and is in line with
the recommendation of Governor DU in
his annual m? s.-age.
THRILLS FOR "POLICE CHIEF
Jack Johnson Gives officer the
Ride of His Life in Auto.
fhlcagn. .Inn IS.?There Wan a fast mtn
reeterday when lack Johnson felt Im?
mune from .im*-* for speeding his radng
car. He had Chief of Police \|. Weeny as
his guest OH ?? trip from ihe ?it*. Hall i?
the stockyards.
The h?>av yw.-ight champion had gone to
eak th? chief for permission to i> >x in a
theatre The chief told him tbsl bs had
no time 10 talk that he Was n a hurry to
gel to the stockyards
? Von ?an go with fne If you're In such a
hurry," said Johnson. "Hurry is my car ?
middle name."
There wer., a few drills on the trip, but
t',? chief warn-ed Johnson that spee?i lawv
must be obs?
ONE IRE RAW FBff
Two Bills Being Framed To Be
Introduced at Albany.
WOULD DEFINE BOOKMAKING
Relief Also Will Be Asked from
Operation of the .Director?!'
Liability Law. ?
Two Ulis designed to permit a revival ef
racing in thi? state are now being pr******
Sarad an?! will be presented at the current
session ol tbe Legislature. The meaaurej
will be framed to define bookmaklng with
out writing und to relieve the director? of
? nal liability for betting on their prem?
ises wh.-n such violation i? without their
COnsettt or knowledge.
A w.ll known horseman, who has a thor.
ough knowledge of racing legi??iatlon ?all
day:
'The recent decision of the Court Of Ap?
peals in the Lambrix ease means that p?.
ti??ns of the sport may atten?l the roc*?
arlthoitt any fear of molestation or arrest,
?t is a considerable victory for the .?port,
but it l?a\.s no di-flnitlon of boo km-iking
without writing. The Legislature should
make this point clear. Front the first the
'jockey Club .'?n?l the track managers want
???I to b?. strictly within the law, hut th?
law Is too smMgOOOS and ur'll It Is deAn<?d
properly there Is sur?- to I.? confusion.
"The ?leeislon in the Lambrix ?ase has
Its principal value In that It safeguards
the casual visitor to the races. It doe?
more than that, for It makes perfectly
legal the personal wagers on baseball
games, ?lections, etc., lhat the law, undtr
a previous interpretation. :tia?le IliegaL"
By reason ?.f lbs proTlsloni "f tl ?- lia?
bility law* that made owners an?1 ?lire, tori
of the race com ses personally UabMff
whether or ?lot tln-y srers aware of viola?
tion of the law. the ?Jockey ( lub track? in
New York were k?-*?t cloned last BSaaOtS.
The new bill will b* framed with a view
to satisfying tbe demands of these who
are oppose?! t?. pubHc bookmaklng, while
relieving owners an?i directors from per?
sonal liability.
It als?, was announced that an effort
would be made to bring the various race
courses under the htrtadt-etton of star- po
lice, as a further guarantee that the law*?
Would bs enforced.
one track earner said jeslsnssjr ths! un?
less the dlrctora* liability law wa gsnggsg*
1 ed there could Im- no racing in New York
this year, li? added
"The conditions are just the same as
they were ?n September of 1910 so far at
the tracks are concerned. The decision In
the Lambris caes ?s a satisfying on
it has n.ithing to do with the liability law,
and ?so long as it exluta no track will og
i ouen?'?J."
; BET DECISION CLARIFIED
Attorney General Interprets
Highest Court's Ruling.
I Albany. Jan. 25?A person who rec.-lves a
memorandum of a bet recorde?i by snodMf
[person cannot be ? riminaiiy h
lating the anti-gambling law?, a.cording
to Attorney General Carmedy's Interpr?ta?
tion ol the . "ourt of Appeals decls.on ftu.i
w??*k. reversing the Judgment of
ii"ii of Mi. ha 1 Lambrix. of Buffalo, for
accepting a memorandum of B bei on a
horserace. The Attorney Oeneral sail,
Chief .Judge f?llen, In writing the ?
of the <'out of Appeals In the Lanibrlx
|.*ii:t??l out that, while th? Legi?
lature amended th?> penal law .-?>
make it a crime to ???Ming
or hookmakiiig. with or with., it wtltim,.
I lavr
? be recording and registering of beti.
I The Court of Appeals held in the lieh tee
sieln ?a-?*. ? iin-h was .l??*i?i??l before tin
last amendments were msds to I ? ?nil
gambling laws, tha* making s bel una? -
e? mpanled i>v a re*or?? or regUtry, ?at* not
a crime The law since then ha * lot been
charged, a fa.-t pointed out by ?.'hie.'Judge
Cullen.
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