D. Novgorodoff of the P.T.H. is seen winning the 100 yards dash by a slim margin over C. Edwards of the S.F.X. in the Interscholastic Athletic Meeting at the American School grounds yesterday afternoon.
The winner (76) was the outstanding athlete of the entire meeting.
ADAY, racing for this half year is brought to a close, with an exceptionally good programme consisting of 13 races ell on the flat. First saddling bell will ring at 1 p.m. The afternoon's racing starts with the D class of the Last Chance Handicap, Section Il being run off first, immediately followed by Section I. Night Raider may win the first race, and King's Liberty the other one.
To place Sunnylight, and Kanoungtoe, are both useful.
Beaut light, may win, but he has disappointed too often to justify, support.
The 3rd and 4th races are the C and B classes of The United Handicap at 6% furlongs for the Australian, Fisherlass is in the C class, and if she will only stick it out, she has the speed to win, However I consider Carmalita a sounder one to rely on to win, followed by the Cire starter, The B class should see Megalie returned the winner with Brisbane-light and Whirlpool placing, The 5th race is the C class of The Last find a field of ten competing, among them Star Turn, Jeb Stuart, The Starling, The Witch, Senorita, and Gold Star, from these six the winner should come, If Star Turn behaves and gets away on even terms with the others, he may win, bit on Jeb Stuart's half mile done ye terday in 523, last quarter 26, he appeals as a sounder one to go for, Therefore my forecast is Jeb Stuart to win, with Star Turn and The Chance Handicap and may be won by Petruska, To place Fusilier, Steve Brodie and Optimiste all have Starling both placing, prospe fessional boxing and the es of a Federal Box.ng Commission. ation offered io sit dow h its long-time rival, the York State Athletic Commission, work out a plan for loosening the strangle-hold which the N.B.A. claims he N.Y.S.A.C, has on professional prize fighting.
The N.B.A. which is composed of State and City regulatory bodies in all but four of the 48 states, contends that New York gets too many championship fights and the rest of the country too few. The N.Y.S.A.C. is not a member of the N.B.A
Recently the N.B.A. withdrew its recognition of Lou Ambers and Joey Archibald, as world's lightweight and featherweight titleholders respectively. for their alleged failure to defend their crowns airist challengers designated by the N.B.A. and within ihe limits of time set by that Asociation.—Reuter.
The Champion Handicaps (SAS): 4H. Tumer (SAS); Ho (SIN); 6,
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