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New Quarters Now Assured for City Oarsmen f J t ii rIfE WASIIDmrrO TIMES SUNDAY FEBRUARY 23 1908 3 NEW QUARTERS NOW ASSURED FOR CAPITAL CITY OARSMEN Zounds I They Admit It BREAK GROUND EARLY NEXT MONTH Proposed Track at Venice Britons at Last Suspect FUR HANDSOME NEW BOATHOUSE Formally Branded an Outlaw Dearth of Classy Boxers FOR POTOMAC CLUBS CRACK CREW By Pacific Coast Regulars Compelled to Confess That English Heavies Are Difficulty of Enforcing Rule May Result in Vic Not the Real Cream of the Sporting World tory for Curly BrownFinancial Possi- Derby Probabilities bilities of Racing Without Betting LONDON M Toe hollow man commodate six the most corn Feb Horses By S A MACDONA1D ner In which Tommjr Bums wen from Mete and uptodate I stave ever seen J Jack Palmer ha eewvhKsed the Brltfcrti lam but not lewd the whole thing SAN PJIAClSCQ Cal The thought win vsmain a Is managed that the 7 fight follower at lift thatl the bevy by an extraordinarily able race track iofttic of OUfVorota are a comfortably sleighs of profit for the weight jivisbn at Let Gnat BrItln man In William Paata who also owns stirring race tracks paying typenseg so sec- Qonsalo ¬ ftftar hat no dghtiai mien ot even the the Don stable the moet suc- this T H Williams tremeidous is the popularity of the ond cessful racing establishment in Buenos George W sport class Ayres A Rose and ether financial and Tb State board of tax eouecters In speaking or the situation recently the largest proportion of Influential personages c of Kew era dally produce the Pacific ark estimate tto Pitcher the light expert oC the London the of the OJo de Agra stud toast Jockey Club held a conference in attenaan at the New York sakes at Sporting Times better known as the are trained each year by Eduerdo Elh this city which an ultimatum was L paid admtolous At H a bead this nen tiles super- ¬ after Pink tm says under ° direct personal mewed for the benefit of Curly Brawn means petty money et vision of Mr aata Since Mr Paats A rare cad copyrighted tore truth alA his antedates in connect lea with Lookout for Wolchtra- tRW world and established this stable some ten years which I brought this ago tfce proposed erection of a racing plant into the next compels the they have won in stakes alone at Venice Acordtng to the Jockey Clubs plan of shall take something like 111000 he already Cat in time for business admission England hag for year has next winter As long a Is eampat every wager executed on the that won dSHsW this year Mr never Arcadia race not had a flrstclaas heavyweight boxer Pasts running th Pacific Coast Jockey Club tmr will be between indtviduais disappointment Qtinner- bets and ubkcown to the ragtag coarse pro Our latest will recognise ao other course at Los prtetorr Moir hen all the brawn but no brain Angeles CaL ran The Tvootonakem will prob- Both Oxford and Cambridge are In the edict In the ably o rate jMrapbernalia whilst Tiger Smiths and SaIlor Kelly the full swing of training the Inter meantime everybody hereabouts real without of con¬ for any wirt and without exchange are as the front rank Is is 11 the beginning of big tM of far II University boat race which Is to be real a turf actual money A cerned aspirants to fame too humorous April 4 in which Brown downtown clubhouse rowed on The crews have not wtr and Ida numerous or exclxnge will be to mention been definitely selected as yet but there following of Los Angeles capitalists on maintained when on accounts with their customers will be story of fe every prospect of one of the beet and the side and Williams Rose on by Pitcher by the way tells a closely Lucky Barney Scbi1 carried the bookmakers after the most contested races of rbcnot Baldwin bet manner of agiandJ- the making o the match between Burn ¬ Tatteretalls In > years and the central governing body the Pa- u of BettNV jCs between ¬ and Palmer frhieh is eha terietie cific Jockey bettor and book follows toast Club en tile other maker will be made Monday the American ght r It The Americas bowlers resident In fcide will bo arrayed each and The lessee of a big camv seml Paris elated progress- the sisal l S2 piker will have to tak ve much at the After several setbacks rows fs now chances called Dreamlawd conceived the notion of the game The Bowling Club of n position go of unattached bookmakers Math a to ahead with his who are sure to occasionally of bidding for tho PalmerBurns Trance has beeR organised with 200 scheme of constructing a at Van welch all the parties at down toic tft r members liens At this time this is the probable pol- and The recent tournament which Ice near Los Angeles which fee says icy In the back roont of a London news- was won by P L Bowen formerly of the Jqchwy Club powers One of will be an Improvement on the fine of the amusing things paper office to task over the term Chicago developed some promising opened of tbe antirace you piufor a or a revels three month ago on track crusade Its the efforts of Would UrN French competitors The drat alley was Baldwins Arcadia reach President- percentage of the gate receipt Mr established In May 1MT and new there C J Fltageraldg press agent The asked one of the Dreamland are five alleys in city horsemen Think Hell Win Brighton Beach president is made to Burner the per partners t One thmx about Brown he never fay that M cent of the ree track Now rn tell you said Tommy Some time ago friction arose between starts a rmmotton crowds come to the track for sport and PROJECTION OF PROPOSED POTOMAC BOAT CLUBHOUSE whether H be a not to I think this fight in going to attract the French Olympic Council and the rue tnyk a newspaper bast IN tuns bet The upState farmers are attention and draw big and torn willing various governing bodies of sport In it to a finish He is also a tough man going to question the accuracy of this want a France was pick l statement to gamble a little bit I dont and it feared that the tth whom to The WWIams box a of French would wanted ot in these columns before mix guaranteed purse but win for athletes not be alk wed building on Rose Interests Intend to led aw Distance Race at Oakland to compete in the Olympic games MId Structure Will Be One The will be situated a percentage- lot MIlt of Aqueduct Ifege which hi Faces River Front and Brown sod his Venice course Any The first of the annual longdtetanca The Dr nlander rubbed their hands this year in the great stadium at Shep- ¬ bone er owner patronising Venice next oonsW ¬ peculiarly adapted for this purpose bo rude of the Pacioc coast turf win te stealthily and gleefully at the herds Bush The oonfiletinp botteee of the Most Preten- overlooking winter will not be permitted to race not asking have however now met ia friendly eon eau e of Its looatioh the Affords Good View run on next Saturday at Oakland when eration shown hy Bums in or dang e v4 here at Oakland orat Arcadia one clave and the questions issue be- Potomac and if a mprth the famous Waterfisuse Cup race for them to put UP a stated sum and at tious of Its Kind in In the summer the bcfcott of Browns throeyear up tween them have been netted amicably view of the course of Old Potomac following Ids and at twe and a of them purred MIl a frontage of fty ve feat win extend to Seattle Wash quarter miles will be contested Later I What would you consider a fair and in a manner satisfactory to both It Portland Ore and other places sides France is likely to be the South- facing the river and runs back to K on the two miles Monterey stakes and percentage Mr Barns therefore Course fltnutg as it may seem the majority the big replied Tommy and strongly represented as it Is the earnest street with a depth of two fist fourmile Thornton stakes cone Eightyfive ta wood The f experienced turfmen say that Brown to hand the Thornton English promoters fell over hope of the French association to gala The naTfelal brisk sal wilt war stakes bring the twin By dark y summer the Potomac Boat to to storage During the loot few years scheduled a on They eewpromhfcd how- Olympic honors The settlement of the lower loot devoted the UM third floor The apuWnffoenls of for decision Saturday backward House which has boon tie fondest In the rear Led the utter impossibility of enforcing the March 14 The Waterhonse Cup will be 88 cent difficulty has given keen gratification of boats and bats the buildinf are ooflptct UT every de- 41o ever on per dreamt of the Potomac Club for the principal Is on the stdo rule and winning a fight with worth about JMM to the owner of to h sportsmen year The entrano tail and it will be one of the xwt It has been made apparent the past win le a realizatioia nearest the bridge where a grand stair- ¬ Belmont winning horse this year Mamie Algal Burns will get a big purse for his Ground will be broken early pretentious tulidrags of its kind south failed at Empire City la the while next way toads to the second floor of York East will not be among the starters but old proposed light In Paris As previously month building as planned New The cost wilt we all know the result of the New Or- Los Angetine and the Here is a ballroom fitly by thirty 7 0v mats is expected to come to the Tarlatans have gone mad Y M by Mullett A Co be about leans wear If It ever comes to anow- stated nlj- CA CIRCUS Architects wtil- seven feet and a bucks reception room The buKdtag oo onittetf Composed a the barrier after careful nursing for over le boxe and the aeroes ha e pushed to rapid cemplvtion is Jown Brown aril beat Williams event they b a A balcony runs along the entire front- of John Hadley Doyle chairman cued the under the direction of Trainer omoterg have determined
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