Paddy AJullins and Wills went out
there and a lot of fuss was made over
the signing. I wired Mullins not to
close out there and advised him to
come on to New York and close with
Rickard. I’ve made the matches for
these other managers ever since
Dempsey has been champion, so I
thought that Mullins would listen to
me. He didn't. He went right
through with his deal with Fitzsim
mons and those other fellows from
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1526.
HORSES TO CONTEST •
FOR TROPHY SUNDAY
The Rock Creek challenge cup. now
held by Capt. Williamson's Becky
Sharp, goes into competition again on
Sunday at the Rock Creek Hunt Club
jumps near Pierce Mill.
Chairman F. C. Montuori is expect
ing a large number of entries for the
contest over the course, consisting of
brush, stone wall, solid fence and rail
jumps.
The field for the opening event of
the series, which will be continued
each Sunday at 11:30, will include
Lynch’s Mary Bonnington. Gwynne
Rust's Winnie. A. R. Heinrich’s Cres
cent, G. P. Plummer's Buddy and
Madeline Aleshire's Virginia. Roland
Dawson and Charles Carrico of the
Riding and Hunt Club also are enter
ing mounts and are expecting to make
better showings than in the Spryig
series.
Lieut. Col. C. F. Messner, S. .1.
