The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1900, Page 6

BROOKLYN'S JOYOUS WELCOME TO BASEBALL. the three new hairs on the ‘ront sec vend, and the Brooklyn. Ump 4t Philatelphia, Umpire Connolly, Chleago at Clacinaatl Umpire (Day: Pittaberg at St. Louis, Umpire Hurst, COODOOSOG 410101018) a eel lien ONE OFF THE GROUND. DE MONTREVILLE TAKING A LINER. OUTFIELDER SHECKARD REACHING FOR AN EASY FLY. ious HOWELL ABOUT TO we IT ore KEELER NABBING THE BALL on THE BOUNCE. ; DOONAN NE HAG O10 KOL 01 010110 1 Keres or ( TOO CO OOO COCO OC OOG COO OOOO OOOO OOOO OUK 10.9 64H ODE Oe @ DOCOCOOOUCG SOME OF THE CHAMPION DODGERS AT PRACTICE. were being populated like a sewly| where Hickman gobbled jt running ’ SH opted “Hurst.” Grady spun Demons tworyara bump to EVENING WORLD’S RACING CHART. ARP GOLF AT LAKEW GAMES AT THE OVAL. | diet before the band began to make . Lian . _ arMony, an impromptu parade and Third Inning. RESULTS AT AQUEDUCT. | : Mount of the police force, under] Grad alg or Ags and AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK, tuth Day, April 21.—-Weather clear, track few |Society Folk See the Semi-Final |Cutitr School Athletic Association hee. of Grant and White, | saunt first. Has {SIR PINT waco’ tareserosrait end wp} sling; Seeds ahent sor erene miubas. ib: ek Obs: Canduainihteaas'e Manning Higa Theron bl 8 femme. % Jong foi close Wo ue in { beitine : Cater, & feet) tacheas tN ton °. [ae ioe eammeed the patient walters Wek out after ralaing. ndex rere, weights Jervers. | 8. 44 St. Pin. | Open, Clon. PL OS Mig Crow thera. § fet bt teehee E Not more than thousand heard the Tin pumped up a lofty " pacacliane 116 5 , mt ; : Special to The Evening World.) (Special to Th elfventa é Hortle Hace —Pirat heat, wou Spening strains of the concert ‘The! dowes In McGuire's. mi 1 s eae. ; 2 i 93] LAKEWOOD, N. J, April d—There] BERKELEY OVAL, } YORK, fpr Sa a lag = ne Programme arranged by Director Bhan fe tg vers ywing .o ihe denily {0 | Banner 5 i 2 ; wy S fae 4 great gathering of society people Apri! 2.—Several hundred pretty girls “rind fon included a march, “Our Pe 1 Meduire peaged to Gleason, who » wok « Cortal i 7 1 : 1b s| this morning at the links of the Golf |and thelr escorts, each wearing the col- | * © Winners.". Bhannon, inscribed to Presi-| pienty of time measurl A beg a .¢ v 63| Club of Lakewood, where the semi. |0re of thelr favorite school, gathered at dant C,H ebbetts, and to “To the! § ayn Gor ee " ly on Ti Mike oh i 1 H] finals for the Lakewood Cup and the ‘schoolboys thie afternoon to witneus thee ~ Ghampions of 16," inscrived to Manager} dar | @ Net 18 peri $f ye) ath + gh | 880 Minor cups were played. The match annual fleld track ovents of the Cutler E84 Hanion and his team thing with | Shes Largest Crowd of the} poy ee Ayimphonian—Dista. Own. | Which carried the galery was the con- |* were the conning ones of The Pennant Pole Eee Ceres eateries Meeting at Qu tae Heese rteegar at rt ey fe, terse ghd inapiring music out of the left kar a. County Track. pinned (Hroushenit,:alia waa Spay won youngsters were more than CONSTIP, 4 Gea sitch avimiy a bare white pole un-| Mercer duplicated hts previous 4 in pi.| by Hamiiton by 2 up and 1 to play fo thelr best. The handsome | asthed with flag or streamer, 11 didn't | Unset? over third. Hickman ted Casey | eno carta! ) | eos R. (. Watson had no trouble in de- for the school scoring the j ec rn up with a bunt beat it, Winn ts > Ret! touting W. H. Davia by a core of 9 up [RteMtest Number of pointe was also the } ccessory In the fete, but | scrambling to se | at aly ba aa rail ER 5 eto * P) moans of urging Uie boys on to do thetr AN f ; me. It was after thel left without a gu Bois . | ; 6 git » play utmost ever Failing Remedy for | | band had finished “Meianging Populaire *| Davie'® bunt to ¢ toretr RACE TRACK, AQUEDUCT, Aprit 21.) " ‘ In the second division A. EB. dedat » | One-third Mile Bicycle Rece —Pirst heat won Ev | ( ; oreo went it for a Was Just ® suggestion of chill Buffalo, defeated ¢. | aL ley School; mond. Le ery Sufferer. : That the tall white mast took its cue] Homy pen it ive fer for as inal citeeinn a 2 ' egy niga le » | me A Hoaee hind, 3. Perkin, Trin. bi « Bnd got in the drama, The teams Wat] beaker, and nabody col ; f a tak Bt a Courcry Club, heat BE. € y Columbia Grammar: secvade CC Gs: ! Ampembled in opposite corners of the|bach beat a spank ( It made the spectators w’ oF 6 o In the third division, G. Hersh beat | Ki third, © C Warren, |Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the Mew * © Bald and strung out in company front, [Hor: filling the corners. brought heavy coats with them butte Damtne—Reret ¢ Owner dt, Lioyd by 1 up, and F. Souther- we , hata * | Specific. It's What They De, Net i ; ~ Taging each other. Sut 8 yard up el when standing up in the tr Demtne—Rere! Gem. Ounore Up and 1 to play ; eld be MeCiave, | ' : ; ud ball, No ru ' | of the scores : y I The Dard went at the elxih umber of ee eee ee Ae the back jor to| Drege. It wax not uncomfortable| qe stimp jaci-iandicap: tor ihres-yearoide and up, MOO added: one suite ant srrenty | tM imumiteay mar ‘Priel Who entered from Harlem What It's Said They Do, That | tis list and « hired man got busy with| grab Keoler's fly. Jennings beat « fine-| weather, however, and the fever iM. th Weve Counts, Ka hick ab Santee tn Cec stree | Proves Their Merit, halyards, The Giants and the) placed tiny bunt. Hu tried an oon n e crowd D. OW. Ble Rineses si 4 style. bd me S | Pitot teal and n down with} a pee “vere tae otonS ee | lasses, woke Jocanys | m8 6 Pin | Open. Pi, weed, 86 H Lieve. Wes, however, Protested on the groun: { e Grooms took up step, ied respectively | Meee he changed hig init Kelle provided a splendid e ~5% i A , beets i that lig was not elletble to compete, Hen onay to tank t their commanders, Ewing and Han-|siratied on four balls. Mercer tackle oon, With the Ar- | bed | “yin | LW ig Laherond ri Uric eaemths JuslersWon by OM. Friel. | Any one can buy space In s.newapaper marched and countermarched, fina » badly and there were two ature, ihe rious | Titckeas 108 Preise ? 5 S ine Bera Ne tae. Benue Boas Wie Mazy do, a je bout thelr medicines oe directly up the meadow to | Grooms my th hes Dayle * running exciting sport and the| jetaet fale wom handily Time—146 1 r a ats oc M Merph Princeton. D. Mahany a heh pe) of tilling a ie ond getting ti u's foul in d ier oudlass, Pairbeld, * : | a and Jack had ty nis stiendance was the largest of the week First heat Woe by | some people advertine on th ple there’ ts cod i may eit. ping or} net to the appreciate fans. No rune, | The grand stand war uncomfortably i 5. FORTH RAGR—Arrarne mabe. a wale ie i. Heathen a Mtierars Waten sen : ine ee eee principle ‘e ' ye target of most of the rites rowded and the betting ring was “imire, Perris, Lae | Won by rr “r Pratt, Nassau Couaty. ah. | 008 bE J pad, Bel. Jr, Cutler 2 Maat te = hl ate sg Grady was hit by a slow inshoot, not | Cru the afternoon. ‘The track was| tnt handicap follow | tn fe adi ies Settss Wan: hed beret famigy- ; that made ng march acrors | alte ithout des Hawiey's in excelient condition and fas ‘ ak s. @. aira,| . eat Wen by y 1 we claim, the tawn an ovation at every atep. (bunt went up iastead of down ant be: “scuent cond beds lahtwend Tia tented noc wee es Pe ies toe.” ee When the psrade reached the stand noings, Grady hugg 1 Fina Spinner Beat shore | me ton Mootclair Iligh Sebos! ‘ ° mene eee Maney beak. leet fdn't ” y i ‘Lal 7 Doo! @N4 tho players had doffed thelr caps Te rent ihe ferns | Ter MoGovern was at the track, but | } cu lainvcd. B i dont The people appreciate cur way of Gotng besie fo the rooters 4i all sides they wheeled |xo he kept going and was on third, turn. | 08) ot show any traces of his encounter | Sarees, lakewood, $3; 6. M ness, to ini by the enormous sales of Cas still unbonnetied, as the man at the Ing for hon when he was doubled out | with aged Tommy Warren last night | 4) tam Hower A 7 i Ss eoemml, bs ‘4 the truth, backed by “ ' Fopes gave his first yank. Then The *) frat. No tune titactuy began as immonl with a surprise {| (oust ‘ on third. “A. MeDentell, Cotarbia | an absolute ir cn ae ; S WRarBrengied Panner" ure for ee eee te terns Saha. ibemont | Shoreharn erved up axa red ho 3 3 ; ~ Sain. orwr, time, 10 4:8 The dime eqeals the | the’ tama, convenient ie. fore, causes 8 from the band. |won the close finish. Hawley took Mc-|gool thirg, the i to 1 offertog at the | 9 W 10 ce a. ee Wad-Yert Tem, Novice Pinel for iniewtinal tonic. They make the liver Neely, The © pennant w. tas ba ak | iuire's lob from Dorie at feet Dat De-| sening melting aw cow. eal Winner ch. c. by Rit MeéredoKairine. ¢ H BRITONS IN THE WMT THE “LBAD. BR. Ayers, Montolalr Iigh, second, F. Sp brevent swat sumac. purity Uke ml, Wace ved t n the ou jo- | G. Mercerbarg Acate the brele and thos! fop of the pole, and there were more ts ruck out diamally, Davis fm. | sun, It waa played down to ——— —| fart 2 Sechels dee nr SUR ae re Cote aaa cheers, and fest pounded ami hande hardt’s siarh, letting We T toh Post Haste, with O'Leary in ine} : 1 won by T. jo bay and try Cascarete (ond ral, sc hs, | ml, won wt pap mote of | GAMRS AP PRINCETON, $28." tom © The Intercverine cable chene maton) Mc Fal Satria | ey da at nhl oe ar » Gidn’t mind that the banner was way y alvo, Gleason flung Keeler out. | Poor face when last out, The only ot Throwing |G-Pownd Hamme by G, g | Wa* continued today, The Amertean } 10 d oallet tr pee eee yk Aa t90 big for the pole One tur horse played was Mlax Spinner, who was} Silliman Yale Ualver herons, 8. [team Is composed of stud®nts represent- Fn bea ied (handieap}—Won by J. Calder, | sample A Sterling ie medy Co, ‘was bringing the sltuetion down | Sixth Inning ltevdy at T to! Cortalle and Plax Spin. | Well-Knews Col Athletes Com. | UAE Primos, 184 toe: 1 tee iNet A, Ying Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Colum. | Soni sties Shot F Meadick, Cutler, sec: | Montreal, Can.; or Now ork, fe baseball, and the teams went out in| MeGinnity han » ner were the pacemakers until half way | pete om the Unlvernity | High damp “Won ty A.) Mot nent, TNE ilckerbocker AG, (oe Neate OF | Montclair High. tied for ihied: time, 2m 1 $8 turn upon the award for aril! Fs ginger to the turn, where the former hung out | Field. leis Fa lace” honeet Wee, Bem Oxford and Cambridge students make | ty Leroy ie Bervele: Ay Brookiynites figured that ihe Gianus|Doyle walked on tov signals of distros orchem then | oh Sereity of Penneyivan the English, team and they make a4; Warren, Cutler. third Wouldn't do anything with MeGinnity’s| slammed (9 Casey f | moved up and at the sixteenth pole his] a ! none THES. OW. Curt 4 Taree - min The | Pein “ setual lone tf Hopkins. Harvard, defeated Doddy, | Wi Yart Rus won by Tt Manson, Cuter; curves, simply because lat year s| Une admgrers were begining to count their} PRI 5 . , Oxford, yeaterday Giants couldn't lad : ine lwinnitgs. Flax Spinner stood off tne {eleventh open handicap er ; the This morning Hunt. Princeton, resign- ‘The Grooms rejoloed at th hat | baseball, and wan 80 recelved by | rushes and won by a neck from Shore-| Princeton A. A. were decided beige bag Jed, tn Softiaw. of Cambritas Sphere for Manhattan Borough, believ-|! ft 1 managed tr \ | le Cook ‘ri nigned to George after fort: e iree-timer, when Mercer dropped Bel Form in Evidence. vend P Fire in ywoul le Sc Great Britain, 3; dng be wasn't quite up to a hard game.! a K came over on J i. ‘ i sib asi; J | ar ds afforded quite some| Smith, University " at, He -seaglit Foqpsaed fill Me dphd Ser ince’ ied tus Hegen:. ned He reat | cad, 11. Whtumam, Jobne Itephine Univermiy, 61 8800s Senb Open Thelr Reae! My little book, “Three Classes of Men,” sent tree muster c dye play ty even | yard "i woh beat Wen MEE “Ststesan the cite new io r pinned the latter » Hy played down santa: sine, 18 14. Serend Wwet: Won by M | Season After Their hern my t in plain sealed envelope upon request. It embodies the Vad recruit, took his gob. There were | firwokiy kicked like mantace for a), who. Was, the. good | Kreu. Priveotsa. 3% | ‘Trip. ree to the truths T have learned from my 30 years’ experience as a ~ 18,000 people within th Hecial n. Dahlen rambled to ae h ¢. Billionaire was | Waiem. Jehan Hephinn University, Gis rerds — fi = alist. It tells all about my famous DR. SANDEN 4 ig sthnalaalaaa Danien tallied on "Den \ fig one point, Juvt |time. 18 tbe Tied heat, Wen te Wt | TALE FIELD, NEW HAVEN, April Ruptured LECTRIC BELT, with electric the ent taking second on the|! a fore. | Biller Jt gIOMeineee eemiica’ University’ p (2 Yale's nine opened the regular eched- up 6 throw to the plate. Mercer Aung M t f fa ct | Sa . : Jule game after its Kaster trip this after- e. Gulre oui. TWO Tun ‘ . wet weptrt, tamer |noon. meeting Moly Crom Mere under | Dr, W. S+ Rice, the Well-Known Author= ‘ieaciieaa ba ear a re pt an f ia seats wou somaliione and before # ee Back and Varjcocele. Over 7,000 gave testimony in 1800, iets 4 yards: | Too Batting Order, If nearby, drop in at my office for free consultaties. = JASPERS WS ‘VBRWONT, Yate Hoty rama ” windy if rom or Hides Clever Race. yards), Rutgers Gee. Ty ca " ot was (he favorite in the om eves, @ yorum, | CO & dei Medinntty, p. es: vite ane bd tap. and Wail Not. tavored with a | , ree cee | Sullivan, : YLD, Apell ride from won very : Guernsey aan Before practice began the cry |of Vermont mais ant by a Charen- er S taore a8 Brown, ‘> . 2 # Ps “ " uid have been | 4 4 WL 1 SD “What's the matter with Buck | ance h ternoon against the! my ' O'Leary bad edd Sore, tee ‘urease to | Sharpe, evoking a thunder of the tra-| Manhatta les m The eldfas well as 0 reply. There were thirteen| wae in excellent ndition after t driving one m “ fm the parade, which was jotted |!almy wearer of the pars few heat, sy Charentus, Mecouraged, did tot ae me [ite te ise ence geen nearest eoetaeaes| RPP ALL AT SBA. i ie when Police Board Pre«- was badly kicked! & O'Leary wae t soaurting | Garvan. 1 waiting the a York Heaved a new lw niv. of Vermont affected ber chan t and f opened | Wasson Peete crea OREROS | Sl oray of eres | Patent Meme State Winner. 4 Tath Abeet Remwr Bie Huteninsen, if | Gave, © Arverne Stak They selected lowe, 3 rverne a correct. “They selecte Putnam, 9 | Modring to rarry wnt Bulle Place This Month. ciao. . man came home with him. Ten Ci = laren (paris! to The Rrening World) Hansom, A the strength of his race with Walt | #9 fee. 4 lsenen Stet | ASBURY PARK, April 21.—Jeftries vi Toe tate Fist with Corbets Will Teke days ag> had a good play. } Oar rancte — not Fane ied with Phelan | ff taker Tete: ri at tee was entirely non-committal this morn- and the third place players took | Uszemm 1 Lace fora chance Remon a! a of ing when phown the story coming from a] fim Lace Mattered his backers for ‘|ehe Corbett camp that Nie fight with haifa mile and then went up in the ait | sosed, r ; Uke « Vated omy hatibie. Modrine. who a's » |Gentieman Jim would probably be pulled ' Thad been laying second, then took up the > Meeetal ts Te Bemning Work unning, and stalling off the rush of Un- epleode.| MANHATTAN FI April 2 by a neck, Unmasked was Seated wy we +: ene 4 ged ¢ win-|oasedall game Setween the \ and a half in fro of Ten |v ‘ don't know what y ts doing and Davis tet Met Gheskara | AMA Princeton College teams See ilive: Gastiainic. Se Penteyivants, fourth, {1 ponitively refuse to commit myself ‘s Jen-| here this afternoon. in the presenoe of | noublet, Mechanus was second. Leese. m1 1 toape, gn MO Bae, Rat or the ee fae | Teom took’ the, tela. tS pets thote pre. | TH. third rartsi, Rutgers Calogt, meant, J. A Wenney | The Loch Arbor contingent Is com- 1.4 eer? practice at 23) o'clock "uhere ee, ee - a act pletely at sea and will be rejoiced at not more U thirty spectators WINNERS AT MEMPHIS, Deter we] any solution of the problem. Jeff, mea ‘The fat Orde time, has relinquished not one Jot or 7 v. . + . f hie dally practice. He throws RACK TRACK, MEMPHIS, Apeti t Uitie « Colamiia Princeton the medicine dali, boxes with Dunk. The races scheduled here to-day re Becvell, & ted ue follows . First Race—Thrce-quarters of a mt’ tae tramps for hours on the Won by Donnaie, § 3 on TT ied fae Maggy og Rewer) ‘Tronmione. University of 2 | matters shape themselves. | Brady, wee stated would ene