The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1900, Page 9

——" , COMPLETE RACING FOR ENTRIES AT BENNIJNGS. —s ‘ THIRD RACE. MATT SIMPSON, 60, b, ¢., 3, Himyar—Chaliee, W. C. Daly. NO, Fem GAS in N t ABBREVIATIONS. . pete Steger) Sorte gk pe Te (tam Misingce Hom ¢ 91) Grace Phillive 101. Mit! 2 6 1! Wight Newer, 108, Free & 9° at ND 0 H ES, | Serie, % Potierene 1” V4 $y Allle, Hale, 198, tisen'h. 12 11492! Harn ‘Mttehel & it ©. emTrack stow, M—Mite. Ee. C—Belipee course, Mur—Herdle race. oh. © 4 Uncle Jese—Lena’s First, W. C. Relline, c v0 ow ikbaon en manent har 3 ot a ——-— oe Di He, Hether’ . & Kolue-Lady Grace. R.A. Cacilear. Pe Wel Oretinneas $ ate, ee T. (Track fast, Fur—Verteng. W. M—Withers mile. Bt. 1. e—Stoepiechase, Ce Oe oe ce ey 4 Reet Time ©. i, Decelver—Aimee. H. il. Mays. 5 N. 0, Mared 10 1 tT %. 0, A %. tr—Traek fair, Y¥—Yarde. 0, H.—Over MIN. tong course. Time-taiy * tieeet T& ’ PF. of Veronia. 10. Mee 2 285 Pr of Veromla, TA Med 4 88 e [a A ese ier $s hae at fue ¢ 1M %. @—Treek geet. NwNeek. Née.—Handicap. Bt. o. e-—Steepleebase, J» M48, O'Donnell itetesed Trott, 124, Dayton... Star Mik Contec | Shae — — = Priner Dupre | MARSIAN, 188, ch. «., aged, BI 5 M31 G8. Wet, Guest, WT, Miller 4 6 Prince Meal, sa Vit T. h—Track heavy. Bead. 1—One length. ehert course. Drigaton, Jety | - Tt |aeighton, ARM, Lm TO Ateotoct, Nor. ik mT. By Agueteet, Nov. 3, + @ AsramPrincess Amnie, J. 4 Mackeasy & Co. Ws . * " ce R . To] % 0, Moree 1. 1 % 1 Mh, Sie Le Tb XO, Mares ite. ® ©. cy—Teack sloppy. ¥.C—Suturity course. 3~Twe lengths. L, PmLott at the poet, | Me ey on. oe Soe, ne . 1) 19 Pretwa, 112, Dorey. ¢ $18 G. M Cox, tee Boland, 9 & ; 0 BY (Geass Liver, v1 13 Old Pox, iet, Mi ened. 7 eS nn SU" Coralie ite, Michell 3 be Logutty ie glimae b twe is Ws B_Caltine ¢ 1 9 1 iim Conor, 11, W hell § 6 BF The Resdmas ve ce lca i‘ £1" eordamen, 11k Hows oe Protea We borery. te, FIRST RACE. MONNOW DOCTRINE, 188, ch. bi. 6, Trisian—Aquilen. J. Vaderweed & Co, = + & tmp. Or Medred—tvian, C. Littlemeld, jr. ‘ T. 9(Windeor, Ont 16 t. \ ea me rer tau” Stan ah tara 2 Galather, 3, Hs locum ee Specehass Be THREE-YBAR-OLDS AND UPWARD; 81X FURLONGS. FIRST WHIP, 101, be. ¢., %, Duke of Montrese—Theora. J. MeLaush! ‘Wesh'ton, Nov, 7 64 tur. T. f, Wash'ton, Nov. 35, 6 fur. T. f Wamh., Nov. 34, r, Time--1.@ 1-5. ] ‘Time—1 16 4-6. Time Bid. Lecas, 186, Con's ¢ 3 3! James, 197, 0° Se FIFTH RACE, _ HANDICAP; THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD; ONE MILE AND 100 YARDS, BONNY BOY, 198, 0b. g.. 4 Bilteen—Sue B. Mrs. KR. Bradley. atone, Hey ee 4 3 7, Lakeudde, Nev. it, 11-16m. 7. ©) Lakeside, Nov, tm. T. be ELLING; THRBE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWA BRIOK, 100, ob. w., aged, Springheld—Aetive. Wesb., Nov. 35, Ci aad y. 7. g Washington, Nov, @, f, 1a att ro ST ee ester SECOND RACE. TWO-YEAR-OLDS; FOUR AND A HALF FURLONGS. OLODROPPRR, 167, ‘Vouow, 116, —————— LAGNT BALA, 167, ch. €., B, Bilteen—Lady Greenway. Mre. RB. Bradley. THINGS AST ===" lems FITZ AND RUHLIN TUAN THE TABLES = fie 77) ABW), AGREE TOR 2 i e z i i aA | bem 4 Me (¥. 0, Maren @ 2 Mor hm, TY "8, Nor. ; tarch 4 Mth IY w Weet'e, Nor. 1 mT ft, Washi, Now Norih’ land. 166, 1 Caw. 1 8 IY Wotles 6, Wet gre 8k tamennn TM, depale vt fet, Metare. «Bt 7 . B, ‘ Nailer, 108," . Fag oe ts war | EVENING WORLD'S RACING CHART. BENNIN Met at The Evening ” sitting a Pow’ | op aumaie er tok wi ing a Hanion’s Youngsters Are Badly Racing Card. | Winin Ten Daye of Walloped by Brooklyn ee TE ee Te | dune 2 at Westchester ice om St 1: latoereed If : Bob Fitssimmons and Gus Rubiin, the t et Eisen e it. i Akron Giant, were matched at The | et id Jones, ved aes Seeaatt aaah atk [Evening World office this afternoon to | —e mening Srey BO Lae ‘ , ; Westehester Athletic Club, of Tuckahoe, Second inating. . = oo within ten days of June 2. gon singled, but was forced at sec- ‘ ‘The men lest very ititle time in agree- one te Pee corer: (2 Denes, Deng - eee ‘ Ing on (he terme of fight, they practical hale. Demont capt Farrell's Y q : ly elinching it in tess than seven min- cas ve UAL : “Taveetingty the extioiee ot agreement rat fngied, but wes cought off a : — - - the men ere to battle for 6 per cont. of t § d i 3 the gross receipts and a similar amount |. Cooke, of the W or cocneebee be rexgngp ‘fl ot an la of the picture privileges, of which the club. Theil ets SPU “| BOGUS BIDS POR cles of agreement. rye t Meet in a twenty-five-round bout at the HIS PISTOL B @ grounder to No runs. winner will receive 7% per cent. of Gross receipts and split the pict scored. Daly flied to Kitson, One run. ‘arucies Panel ! privileges, while the loser will get 3 they to sign ° Righth Instas. - Jones pot under Casey's short soarer per cont of the receipts, They are to oni tae ed. checl| Fight Over the Gavteme © after coe seer be Dillon Caretessly Cleaned Wie Gen segtatte teat an ene Gera pull off Wile Lite Will Par the Penalty. Timothy Dillon's careless handling of one to Kennedy. s ’ Ot Oe a the club cannot bei any a im woneire went < the Batti wit ne, Noth tenting. & revolver sent him to Gouverneur Hos- L. the fanters’ ont ng Be shay trap ripe veg hele ‘7 een om 7 their signatures are! sioner Nagle rom nee a via 5 Dilton was cleaning the weapon when ve Fa conenens mote and entered inte thie J 4 the game with o to it. 7 i 7, | and dumping garbage scows. it exploded. He lived at % Monroe Pier ven veteeie Ment Posmmess: | Contractor Barblert, the street and was a clerk by occupation. 4 holder, oa an’ pene ste eee tent part | castensy tant Batt Ee After affizing their signatures to the | he eves careed aed of the| {Pact to remove garbage fi articles of agreement each deposited sesad pany -arve 1 meet In 8 hosing, comtrat of Kam Kightieth street, 1,009 with the stakeholder to guarantee | of twenty sell ecg eouiien, araignt Marev'e | ny dump there, hence the their appearance on the day of the fight. | “ar acnaue Cub fe vold, The announcement that the fighters! grou rrevtpte ond would meet to arrange for a fight ai- egos. | Freedman sald it was i tracted a hig crowd to The World of- | Aetitions bids had been made fer’ Must Be Taken. fice. Alitough the time announced for work and that he would bool Bertrand, perpetual Secretary of the! CAPE TOWN, April 3.—At a mass- the men to meet was set for 9 o'clock, matt Metences, 1s dea@, He was) meeting held here to-day, at which 90,68) Legge + squall de Agha llega dpe and became Secretary that Ronr, patting in an appea shortly after 1.0 5 Fitastmamons entered the office un- wear'ng « high hat and ik grt F i Tyft 23 1 #i8 § i wi i I F “y z a After both fighters had shaken hands Fitesimmons and Madden immediately got to work. Fitasimmons then pulled E i it partic thet Tint of agreement which he had oe: oi for the occasion, and which ine gloves shall be haa ounces i rm a MPG