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WHAT HOR5KS ARE DOINGLOCAL TRACKS

All ol fern irtll More to Morris ParkW k Metropolitan Handicap Candidate

nollmam Lad Jockey at AqueductKeGs It I Said flU Rid for Hailta

With the arrival of clear weather the traineTC of the varIous stables of thoroughbredracehorses at the local tracks haveenabled to begin preparations for thn com

Inc bla In earnest Up to Saturdaythe traok at Morris Park was In such a con

dttlon that It was ImpossIble to work

horses there with any beneflclal re ulttRut on Saturday the going wa to good thatthe trainer were filled with gratitude

letup In the April deluge Declnnlnitoday dlrTnrcnt strings will come

from all over the country nnd by the middletit the It Is believed that stable roomt the Winchester track wilt be at a

Arthur Featheritonei bigU expected to arrive today He has a

array of runners and as most o

them wets In good shape when thyKentucky It will not take long to get thennt for their campaign that begins onSaturday

Trainer James Rawo of the Messrs Keenstable unit Trainer will

the Moscrj Morriss horses will be at Morrt

cot to the park latof Trainer HoiierK hasseen of the n the string createthe that a number of them

rntltlrd to brackets in many of the t k-

evnt to take place at that courseDuring the C U Dan

aMer has been worked steadily In o

he heavy track Ho Is snm toa mile the first hair of which was

In 53 seconds at Jlorrllark who saw on thU occasion saleyesterday that It would not tko much hardwork to have him In hi racing formPrince of M lroc itnd also haveshown rapid Improvement Frankfort I

formTh stable In charge of Tralnet-

Davlc has been working nt Vet IhestrrQueen lopper and Inner Pepper havelicen but th joun Ilonnli-

WhUkinientu with much speed at times Queenslfs enfEcr and have cov

iced a half inllo In secondsand Dublin of T J

have Ideals iloin milesI V p t i

Emporium of Murphy stable thatnt titer sole and never

hns started with andCnndlen h doing reasonably fast

work Hnffnelln KInKand barn been dolnir miles in IM

Thor been of work atOraye end track William Mo

a Brooklyn Handicap candidate habeen Is expectedmako n Mian In engnjre-ments fuin Welsh Is rapidlyII iuk II IfHIPnr Spcrpt lldrlm hatdoing eon substantial work the last

hut li backward It been anflounced that on of and Llbbli1 considered the handsomestjfarcld in the last has

out of all the stakes In which heentered in the Conoy land Ji ckeyspring was looked upon anof tho best In tint stakes and hwhich the would ho enteredIlls withdrawn probably means that he hmBn i nmNi lldrlm nut to Prince of Melnnuno was considered the best threeyear-old In training last year He wonIMmnnt Stakes at Iorrls Park In the colorsof I and was onlyneck by Prince of Melbourne In the greatLawrence lienIratIon Rtakes at Sheepsheac

It was always the opinion that withbetter ride PrinceIn thnt rate

Trainer Mitt MIen has sent coIlluck nnd Charity runny at a clipping gaitUi thatfield Withers nnd Oold Heels will be readat no distant dae Mackby J U Ilnggln hits teen along

under the watchful of PeteVlmmer lat week tho winner of the Brook-lyn and Suburban handicaps last did

In strong pull Oreei-H MorrlsH horses also at havebeen Hehas a promising twoyearoldCottage CanarsliStakes at Aqueduct list Tuesday beingIndication Morristwo good on s In Ciminl Mid Oold Sumnerespecially the latter am

are near being titSpeculation as to the of the ribs

Handicap to be run i Morriion next runs rite

of the candidate have ben receiving pre-liminary work at Bennlngs

Hcllobas KlneDramblo Knight or HhodeiAll Oold Motley 8 Kinnan TheAll Green Janice and others There li atendency to prefer chances at

Mr andahalffurlong sprint at Aqueductthe first week of this It so

that the form Jotted downparticulars In their notebooks

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of the year Motleys victory In Carterat two huts

not been defeated RobertWaddell Pupil Outlander Sidney LuciaKing Intrusive K-

tmnm In the moststyln Trainer Lakeland saysv tflf

All Gold Is funded somewhat ofearly aoti form anl the tact that ho

the taco at M poundsOontestor that has been training In

may tie a factor a Valden reelsOBfident that he will be In the money

Keene entries Voter Toddy Militant andhav lieen working steadily at

th New Jercny farm Voter It Is said has-h n doing mile In Ito buck jumpingflana tnr wintered at Monmouth

his arrival it Ve t heiter his trainerKill be seen enough Improvementtr inalcf him hHlevn that tho Farnndole-

BlesMng ha n royal chanrn to win figden also In illlam Lakelands rare l r

s a dangerous ArthuriMthTitones MiSincrHt and lllaok Iox

must al o enter into iMlrulationsto the rail birdDuring the past week the raring

as to theattendance huts continued to break all recordsunder similar circumstances The two vic-tories of Sidney Lucas were noteworthyevents together with theHnlvs Tamah Nawls at I to 0 byIocket Ilullman easily led theacnln In point of wins sixteen mountslisting th of wltich Hevcn were winst were sfloond and three were thirdsllenrv had flVi victories four second

thirds out of innete n mounts Drennnnwas Irit four times seiond fur and thirdthree b inc inplarod times sundryhail tour fleets two seconds five thirdsten times Shaw only elevenmount out of which h two winnerstwo seconds arid three thirds Out of thirteenmounts J Slack was In the mnnev eight

In eight mounts Walsh role thnewinners and one second It was reported

e tord v that Jockey McCue con-tract with T J explnd willrids for 1 Jl Hnggln this Trainer

has ben after for Hometime it Is said

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The American Ioague scenic to be holdlnIts own with tie National league In thefor baseball honors Thtv attendances atformers games compare favorably with thoseof the older organization At Phlladelphlthe American ban bad all the better of it a-

measuredby the turnstile while the garnetat Baltimore and tho Western cities haveliberally patronised The Philadelphiatlonali have made a better showing to dateon the field than their rivals but whileNew York played to 2700 persons InQuaker City on Saturday the Washingtonof the American League played to 74M ac-

cording to the reported figures which Itsonable to assume turn as trustworthy fromsource as from the other

Concerning tha quality of the ballIn tho opposing camp such things are dimcult to judge at the best andearly In the season Take the last ten con-

temporaneous games played by each league

and the figures furnish food for Interestlnconjecture In these games the AmericanLeague teams have made more runs anthits than Ibo Nationals The National Leaguegames have been the closer For the tei

there Is an average difference betweenthe winner and the on the NationalLeague side of S 110 rune on the Americanleague side of 115 runs In ten games

21 lute have been br theLeague and runt of IB

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te as is the other LeagueAmerican League ate near

if not quite ae good nt the National LeaguesTherefore nay not be to attribute

more frequent hitting and scoring ofAmerican to the foul

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men on the the fouljust ou only to haven strike Is a hardship no argument forIs a poor not waysThe new order of things may reduce the hit

adds gingerand action anti alertness to the

80 tar so good Let the playing ruleas they kickers are nt It Lonof Boston Dahltn of and Davis oNew Iork hive brought the disapproval o-

fairminded spectators uponheads by this thethe York players were sent to th e benoon Saturday for which penulthove to merevictory or

SVXDAY ov rneDropped Responsible for Chicago

DefeatCHICAGO April 2 When Green dropped

Corcorans fly In the sixth liming this afternoon he stole Chicagos chance of a victory-

as his error let In two runs Thescore was8 to 4In Cincinnatis favor Green also waicaught off base In the eighth Inning

a lucky batting rallyand the to

Cunningham pitched his gamefor year

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IKEAT DIUrS UffXD WITH SPXCTATOIinfo uvuir nnvsnxs

A FiTeCnrnered Race Won by Illcyrt l

With Swift Clo Second Moth MillCecktrlUs Trotter In Two Trial

Page Heat Woodahoy In a limaA bright day a good road nnd protpc

of lively brushing attracted a greatto the yesterday morning Tlgrand stand that Is being built on theat the bank of the river nearly opposite tlfinishing line for the Judges of the Bpeedwiparade was jammed by Interested specttoM and both sides of the drive front WasIngton Brldgo to the point of rockstensely crowded Much work has

on the upper part of the upper stretbad places repaired so that

footing save for a somewhat soft placoarid there was excellent

One of the most exciting contests of tlday between Bicycle Girl Swift lllghlaiLassie Moth Miller and Undo Tom theStaving been recently Introduced to the

by Dr H D GUI The five got away tosomewhat straggling start but by thethe bend was reached they were fairly w

lined up with Swift and Moth Miller Icadlrby a alight margin They formed a stlrrlrpicture as they and list crowdshowed Its appreciation by applauding el

eastor persons surged Into the road In their alit

to sen Halfway down Millsbegan to tiptoe hIs 8trld desplt

to business At the point of rocks Mr WillsBicycle fllrl to front and kept

lead to the finish although dosely prense-by Swift fkllfully by John Ockcrll

Laislwas well up In third place After MotMiller caught his stride he went owith a rush In iin effort to overtake thebut he had lout too much ground He

a race with mole Torn for fourth placoFollowing fivecornerrd dash Mutt

Swift had three exciting argumenUBoth are favorites with the crowdTho had the advantage of the

Swift received duo credit forshowing he music with tint

finish was clqe and eMch untieto be letting out thn speed there was In him

tints down won by halflength and In the second he llanhed laSt

at Icaxt a lungth to the good In ththird trial they camo down from potsof head As swiftly ap

the It looked as thoughwould be a dead as thereached tits line Mr called forsupreme effort and Swift li

front They jogged for fourth trial bucould not get well

David Lamar behind lied lawnand Moth Miller hail two brushes The firstime down another driver started In ten ofifteen lengths ahead

horse Is easy to catch his stridehe cried Mr lamar as they were startIng

Yoswe let them break and catch that

fellow ahead of ui him the Milsfaction of saying he defeated u

the horses were sent downand around the bend run They ooipassed the horse that started soand down to a passing the llnwith Red Mwn slightly Incrown the driver Azote the

former champion trotting gelding was nisidrivers and the wahandily to Mr Kii clls handsome little

SprightlyIsaac Hopper bis old favorite

Lucre led harms George Vallsa merry down from tobridge n good margin WUlloir

of Yonkers Woodsboy hciiiKrishna driven by George Coleman DConditions Kreelaiul easily disposed oftie Walters and fleorgeAngelus Trainer Ike Fleming showed i w

anti beat Wondsboy In an InterestDr H 1 Oil driving Incle Tom

arid handling the lines ovir 1arkPrince had two finishes Mrs

winning hoiSt by scoot half length Dr-Xflden driving tIe little anaIn one brush ugalnst the redoubluM OscardrKen hyjl Xahn nni won in a Jose fltilsh

Mute and f Wi er driving a gimdlooklnmare Sarah Jane ran against each oilier

got a good for a brush down flihorses were tooled In fine style Searrocks Mike forged ahead won Anothergood brush was that between J

crossing In frost The lilghactintrotter David B driven by J W CornlMiwas beaten In nn Interesting with Mr

Itockdale Hoy In a tbreecornereibrush between Wilburs Sarah Jane OrnteMike and Colemans Krishna Sarah lanewon was one of the best brushes of

The trio kept within a length oeach other nil the down

I It accompanied by Mike Bowerman of Lexington new teamgrade anti mala He did not lot them out ti

but they every Indlcatloiof possessing d They are a

mares beautifully galled and worktogether

C O lulling drove his team Arngoiand Emma S They are able to show aSalt hut they were not railed

Mr fillings contenting himself with

nf two or three times Jones oMemphis drove a horse which ho tooloff and did not do more than

drove both CobwebMalacea through the utretchee several tlinej-A L Kerker sent his lacerAtteleka down th stretch at a rattling raceshowing that he has lots of sp cd He didmix the brushy ones however J I1

Halter won out both layton arid Fireillt Krid iorken Jogged over

several miss behind Golden Star Wllllnn-E Parsons Jr was Suit for the fret time

several weeks behind La Belle Hose Sin-

s a good galled mare but Is carrying tmmuch to be speeded

WITH THE llAKfBtS HORSSt-

nnoTttloni at the Coihtn I tlni Torheei tTrain t Mount KUco

Managers of the Ooehen meeting whichwill held from Aug 20 to 28 have derided0 appoint their Judges front among

till over the country Instead of havinglocal men An attractive programmeteen nrranged for the meeting and the liars

down for any one to enter for the moneyThe poor driver with one horse will receive1 consideration as the millionaire

wrIer Several of breeders oftrang county have guaranteed theilne 11000 events areuvenlle event for 1500 In alls no chance a race being declared oIlwhich U another Innovation The moneyroe whether one horse or a dozen start

ItFred Oerken returned on Saturday from

he has been for severallays looking over the In traininglIters He U well pleased with conditionif utable In the of Fred Noble anti

Sullivan Ills roan Fred sVedgewood that Is filtered In nil thn races

his In the grand rlrcult Is going sailsactorilv while Indian Jim and other arebowing well The Monk looking

and Mr Orknn s of tin thatin do iiulin urll although It hits nut been0 shlf in get him to n raon for pn i

three vear lldgtr Ilronk who will altoa was nt I ou viwith Mr Oerkoti Both are nnthuslasllr-

iver the yearling filly tiy The Ilonijsinannit of Moonstone In Joe ThaverK staticThey cav Is the greaes oldng youngtrotter tNfr saw

The Road Drivers Association Is gettingan attractive programme for great

inrarie on May II Among the prominentratures will li u of theroiu Its inception Illustrated by liiilftmin-ililtiriS the tfliiit drlvn In courm nf run

itruillnn ns itch an in tie rninplnleil formn tie front rage will l a rr

irodiiitlon great brush Ixtwein toh-vebs 2 12 tunic tacit 2 II1 and Linille

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Ing the morning nml afternoon becausome simply could not refrain no mattnwhat the chances Once during tlie mlddlof the afternoon when John Sclillemnndriving Cantab IMi wan In a brush witDr Parkers Bannock and a couple of stranuors tho crowd closed up In front of there

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anti the latterto pull away Neither horse wasns SK been seen to travelC Tiffany had th-

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Hums zoi l c drivingClnd r Alevoner Dive Hlorinrelent over Isaac lhnkr with

n pnlr of new hay thin showA Wnrner who Incidentally has boughtthis chestnut M1Uwits driving a black cot Frank Creamerhnd Moody M3i hewdrove hU roan pucer ll M

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BntaTot April 2 With the crew of theonsytutlim on hand and the work of con

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triieti n with two of the larger onesnlrendy pIned the Thecradle arrangement whtli to aoonnlderahle eitent of thecradle iikert for the Columbias launchingwill Improvements It U to bto the hull of nt the sectionThe list of the rivets on thn rudder sheathingwwrn heailod vesterclav afternoon undsmoothing up of thn rudder begun so as tomakp II Conform to the s of the finportion of the host on of wat r

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to lunch yesterat noon toM Tun 8rv correspon-

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the appearance of the boat In contrastwith this wont Into nodetail in sounding the praises of the Con-stitution Islamsailors heat a glimpse of the newearly yesterday tnorninu when they bnifin

Mount Morrisat thn pier close to the south shop and nilhands the ofllrern

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Rhodes designer a conferenceyesterday afternoon on one of the piersdiscussing plans about the rig andnumber of spar the Defender

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liana las been chosen of the Miootlni tetra0 represent America abroad

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Only one game was played In the MilitaryLeague Indoor baseball series on Saturdaynight although four games were scheduledAt the Twelfth Regiment Armory the EighthJteglment end home teams played a gamethat practically decided the championshipIn favor of the Twelfth The nine also cap-

tured the honor last year The wInnerswere out In strength on Saturday nightDonohup llnrney being In the pointsThe former not only pitched great ball strik-ing out fourteen led his teamit thn tat onus of his hit4 a threebagger

In fifth tunIng clearing the basesihn Klghth work In theho and was well received Devery Itwas n and tuck from the shirtirood fielding ruin on both sidesWhite played third biwt for the Eighthlleglment n tulle plat unas-hUled In thn nrvond inning hut score wasTwelfth Heelment 7 Eighth Regiment 4

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