The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1900, Page 10

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAW 23, lyuv. | ADADTIRTO XWIART Rm 2 L THE NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD. ~ DROBO ONO OFO1O8OFO 4000 10-4040-404000608 PODIDODED ISOS HOODODIO PRIOR IE OF OOOO + $2404000404010104010400 08040804040 a SSE waneeanli Hl fi, ~+#=©PROMINENT ATHLETES TO COMPETE DOU BS Bs-Champion Golfer JEFFRIES? AT MANHATTAN FIELD THIS WEEK. see. tropolitan Golf Association had grand weather for its annual championship, which was held to-day upon the Woke of None of the Big Pugi-; lists Has Accepted His Defi. al, Walter J. samt he amply s a hecemwity, a elgh iy four, Although Jim Jeffries has alreaty ix duet a sweeping challenge to fledt a heavy-weight tn the world none of t shown a desire to arrange a mat him as yet Jeffries does not intend to walt mu J longer for the big ve PY def, for if they don't y ‘ goon he intends to take « fest until nex May before he fights ag Billy Brady, manager of the big cham: | bf Pion, Is ina very angry m er * failure of the heavy-wel make a] matoh w@h Jeffries, and ak M'CRACKEN, PENNSYLVANIA'S ry e said the matter he said WEIGHT-THROWER. 1 wish som would only « out and deciare Pn at SSI RE + SLSBLRSSRSESES SETI esre: rea arrange af w " \ tought before § vet Pe saw so om ‘ e ' t ” { fight the cham ao a eannot ima . “ “ i a heft ¢ 8 * “ w | — h with Jefirie * ip Pied ee FORDHAMS AND SF. X. for | have mad. 7 mind i pane tries a rest aft ep untll Chat | 1 7 Jeffries wil | HUTCHINSON, OF PRINCETON PeRONS COIINGS PeGae Piby G6 tie Sept. 4, dui n #0 if the | |CREGAN, TIGERS’ QUARTER) °chetuled Game at For wavy oe Want the # to fight ' th 4 AND HALF MILER. | Grounds. mm they had better come the frong | tere wiate @ 1 Very soon and sign the articles uf agree- | Interest been A 1 (came Is evidence enough that he Baits here e a Pos 3 —The Font. ment for a hehe e nts w hw t f » n am's played the rancis ter Co Dan Stuart, the popular Western | 0% Frilay and 8a Ml , . | —— lege team on the college campus thie ° | ~ KRAENZLEIN, UNIVERSITY OF . eporting man, why so successfully pulled! Piel! The class f ; oe A JARVIS. This was a reguiar @H the great championship battle e-| A" fe scale of ' vn PENNSYLVANIA. | 4 game, but owing to the Unie tween Bob Fitzsimmons and Jim Corie ted In pant years ' 4 ; y nd with mu. } sing tor in the te and io of Maryland cance|iation, was ever three years ake at Carson ret f . J ' ‘ i cat if rote Col lege. He (oan on, About five hundred tre bas arrived in town, Stuart is anxio is | AbOVe Mhat of other years - ‘ ' un abuity, ae is Sasise and the Borough of M 1 seat of to pall off another big champonsnip| le" » tw * remembered : ; * nances 1 o che re oaae, Ene he hg come Up to cheer their team om battle in the West and ts 4 ue of | PERNAYI Vania Was concer « yeey: ampere. ate es and these 4 a er . having Jeffries meet either Tom Siarkey | "OT kames , : : \ 1 of mud she covere te smalter rr ; Batting Order. or Fitzsimmons " «ward : " t redited wit leln suf er de h St. Francis Xaview Stuart cailed on Brady in regar vn 1 The S yard » 1-3 seconds, and { Syra the broad jump, five Dy tting Jeffries fight out in his reiicdics mon wonderful i 7 4 ne me little incorrect More point 1 be lost, MoCracken, the Je t did not meet with much success | ih ae strong a tom * BOAL, HARVARD'S WEIGHT-/*"! atieony as Quakers’ nammer thrower, b n out Hr A Brady, after being informed py Stuar:| w Irely encou m. arr | pot distanced by Boynton, of Cor » far Of the object of his Visit, told the ist ff the honor in th FHROWSE, m But , . tike M éto him as a go this year, and it may m: ture Pat Jette would not fight after ey s @ Renors again ear, and ge rege gg Pe ah eg ther set-back for the sylvanians. May, as the champion|! G ' s k east thelr appearance newer. | ¢q) ip *rinceton's es have sho . needed 4 reat, ‘and furthermore that he , i ‘ t affair a more national | teu Y w ; po Sag Rs ioe well ae at ts eae tin the NeW PIAY| ohance with the Quake me very om ‘ ; — events, and in many cases have outdone v 4 Sten with the Quak | ; i the ¢ t nl ne representatives, of other colleges. om vi vow he Ch nuch so, in fact, that it would not aa | : nied hs naan, Siena Very efoat Sivuriae to tavy 88) RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS. bes to fight for him ay nivers U i the) will de om \ tenn ke the event | phy's de to Mithdraw Kra nrers of the orange and black did not this etty eam ts ! . wer bizs t Ha 1 way nextl big w 4 t ere en Mure! from the If Gow 10Ws ru ff the honors of the day | RACE TRACK. sT. Louis .~ " — i ‘The races died here yore " pehiee sndet er F » in sulted as f ws MORRIS PA GUTS VS, GINGINNATL, [PANS LIKE. THE DODGERS |". mt TIGERS MEBT STATE BOYS, | hare» ‘ ng one Jennings | Gasoive! 5 to, fer place, second, Hun- ‘it irom HH Stock of the Pirates Stomps atvor 2 ia ‘had rn GE Ne) ppineeton Playa Last Game at) ery Tl tort Five-olghths Pee ' pel Two Defeats by Chan Third Insing. Home Hefore Tackling Yate | Won’ by Clnor 49 ¢ and fv nt. t due here t plone. cift ‘ ' rhs . sae # haces South i 4, " C t the “ite * . Sai ae Pitas + “ i re| PRINCETON, N. J. May Prince: rhe agl ele , Hae SA mn played ite Ina : | Filon D'Or Won the! EVENING WORLD'S RACING CHART. |"... pas i bn i. wane ere fterwar were ses = and HL Jumping Event and Cincinnati js a regular hand-out tol tw game ‘ .P Gold G RESULTS AT MORRIS vista ting teams In (is pr nit us p incties hae taper . Lace Got the) soins rani nave TRACK. M treat ay <r . eptlgdh -eeage aS ie erent © Fe a det rinst } eu wre wer vide OH) atdet, one mi Poevubiid 4 z “6 b ap teneiad . ‘ | Purse in the Second— (242 a 4s area slg daining the ar Pirates mpalgn | | | Detiing. made yeste A feciled ‘ roi > 3) 0 @ dingy yellow The tro ne ald to the man- | Jo .. H Pa : is i Naa lavnelai oseas . ) , RY ' » Mawiey wae st isposed (lo pitch) | astm arke hasn't come YP} Kotley worked It ' RACE TRACK, MORRIS PARK, May | ye Slt" iw 7 i oom te * ause : stoma he (hat bas} to exp ons as ie era ae also pr ved ‘ ‘ Racing at Westohester comes to a ore wt me ae ee Site cad t aulmte 04 tomorrow, and large van loads of SROOND RACE For maiden three year 4 NGO added, Brlinee * ue = / peel . : vying — ae bi bah n ' ir oe ° & @mabde furniture and sirings of restive o | coe a We lccse Case tar on ie aha die fee Phickoreams uaa facka’ | ft” into” Orrlen ’ | Hewitt, 1b Wa t Tailoring by Hammers- (heroughbroda moving from the courne (Ms SAMs wetehee =< a ES 1 flung ¢ 1 lett £ rune Huber Bout ’, Gite ailerncen vividly reminded the ‘ ¥. Boliman 2 «ine 6S 1 joe) oi je had te ' . he visitors are | ncrome didn't have to move to get Wag-| substitutes Hepler, pler, Lodge, Craig. jlough assures all that’s best vece-geer that on Baturiay the dal 1 we. tse ieaey as fs se: AE the. YOu lees bh lev's short soarer. Witchay alo. pave lin a garment—the town’s Journey will de in the direction of t : ‘ ‘ 3 me ta sasha aia akate GS fh al Reeler a chance, ana Ii wee gracefully y 8 at Ga Ueaien ‘ . ‘ ry m2 lp comming along nicely under tnit-| nh pract accepted. ‘No rans , + |greatest values are here. a ; § i ‘ oy we i wont, but Manager Hwing rightly re e this conclusion. They set Jedging by the way the weather was)” Neel J T 7 | B® @ Sl stenined the youth's ardor Ra pasar gt oe gy | . —— feat the time for a SUIT of! the collars and cuffs of ane “ , » » 0 »| Doyle's shoulder ry M® Uy, |b aas's vrais ‘ Wadtell went “bach the mines | Mastonites Attempt to Get Even ft Mile wea breere will not be unweloome —* n Friday. Bowerman trotted| tron ane ont ta to cover left daic|flewstte “wage ais. Wilihiee eave 2 | sennt ae aan 8 Dae blue or ‘black serge— The attendance was not much toda Dg MH wea . 1a) a ” arione elipee coure | around with a k in his leg where a one, Wee looked Guar his [anor hand try at Jones ow One, Weeks Ago. cacheive collection for your , There was little that was attractive . Seinfeld: spiked him yesterd@ forces fe battle began. There Jenni ie ‘ Mla phethaat hati] ASTON, Pa, May 3t—Latayette and| sof hand- two stakes tn the, Gatet 1, for the two. ; Me ‘ ye «4 | avaliable list of fa’ twiriers, selection of batteries. | bo. mahal ane’ to CO and Williams ‘ on in. thetr second | Somely tailored and the Van Cortlandt! {y - ‘ . . ‘ 2 minate Ma Allen to ph és ‘ captured Dahlen's rocket. No rur ‘of the season. The fi ne Bemileap Fis ts es are nter feats \ hes Iba ln other AstoA on, Waihi alec Pe iy ot under iva Ft y te Philadelphia a few weeks ueo| London imported ote ee f oex ie 4 " . y ‘ » ne ho “the ot jo" shriver placed a single bet ver m by Penney by the score of GeeATTE acatost shay, try] Bh ston = | ; Wana wes use interop or er |e? at eer, Me ele SEE EY ack als ove tata” "°° *) $4, $5, $6, and $8. Appro-, and very tne To a coer f : ‘ oe : AVY Lenoice When he learned that Rube} dou TS iaay Msnaed cel tabee t The Batting Order. Be Le sting, a farm oe wt) er ees ‘ Ve nau |W gle sunt a "on forthe at eels Sct Toa: | satay’ ne arp” [Drie cr moening, afternoon: best day's sport seen during t New. York Cinetnnatl cule he decided to pu in Mowell and! forward to Jennings beat the Garter, No | iihyets or evening wear. sesonn. Th “aieer yg ¢ ent O45 t . . ' ite tast mile ot Relipm | Van Maltren, of, rf ave Kennedy for te hw yh it was) rune 7 e fe - ea 2 rumered abou grounds au a Pca ae Hecord Broken. = - | : - moins | Dave t fabs wan. atest ont ged vor State League Record. 5 2 Btarters, weights eke ‘ ‘ «Pin . . i, e id | ab, jones, ib The opening nt to-d: hor ieee ‘i + | Grady \ Dreyfuss consider i op, He) 6 Princess " ; Sg) fitcmima 20, TAs baivee rae | Gorttand He ningramion”” 3 ¢ $90] Knight, White, it ff 4) Bobeny, a 8 Pittsburg. Brookivn Lainad 6 Ovweg 1 § iii |Johneon, p. ary, D ASTOR PLACE, Cor, LAPAveTTE, Ri Me a7 ; : t Fy te ———— ' H ; ; U Brien, it Sporting, ; ‘ Wihiams oh vblished ty y 4 . ’ " " | The Reh ret again. | Wagner, rf ——————— —EE) Mf, by Just three-quarter « * “ sos ‘ +615. sick | Geology,’ tm Gen and Black S | ‘e t 4 up three! 44 fe 3 aire ® | wesTones x. Pri RACY . ¢ thre ant wp. 51.000 etter: lat seven| that struck Geter out, and Bowerman’s| Waddell, » » | $4th Day, al May 23. . & ty Davis doubled gut MeBride, wivo pire—Mt |THE GALETI AND VAN WOLUTLANDT MIGM> or tried for secon ne Out. Beckley | First Inning. i] WEIGHT HAS ; Starters, wrighis * © & \ & Pe we he PL] marched to f alleged balls, Smith S . ‘ Gold Lace jumpe he lend before| ‘208 Vtre ' ' tae wa por alas at ickman, whose vad fret ch We have determined to sell these very popular Summer Suits going. hundred yards and, making ‘ i a Sd rune ‘ Dacia sichhiiis at such 4 low price that every suit that we sell will prove a ‘cus. Quren faulee WAs fecond De ‘ ; 8 |} van welted ‘ tomer-maker” for our store, fey baon,sacaet only he succred Rolie | 21 it oral the “ein co oo \ ‘ f THE FABRIC is pure worsted, fast colored lustreful serge, In the first ig : te i . . 5 wn out by THE COATS are half-lined and lined throughout, sila adie F S bie. breasted. the two-year-old race, hut th: est | Wirouah bu - eerene WINNERS, wife om Dahien's ME ap. . PHE TROL ISERS are cut loose over the sould dow pated therd ' On| 9 shor e. MEWPORT, Mey B nan failed tol ff thighs and “peg top” at the bottom (the very waster and won | a einied here to-day re nae 5 Sve fer ron latest fashion, and have belt loops. saber, was a lot ot | gr r . : : : y jac third with a auick “throw to, Cross to-wear of but two other houses in t's cit after the stort and * vase funn fodg 4 down ‘ - ‘ fate seen : Bay the line ag enough to avid « gabie| and their price is $15, Our price is just., .++. Boot + | Ba Willlams executed a steal second and went on to inird on Me- Your money back without argument for (he asking. r Guire’s over throw. Wagner drove one | silane, Remembter, OF reeord for marvellas to deep left for three vases, sending | ered for marveling in Willams, Jones enuited Cooley's Ay | and Wagner also crossed the cubbe The wind # responsible for the err ‘ele to left, feott [Jones caught Ritchey's ascension. Two ugeied Hickman'« bu letting him | "* get to first and Mercer to second. Bow Seesad b t erman sserifice?! cleverly. Mercer raced) Waddell fieiled Kelley's bunt A 4 cane 14 12 S19] Some on Doheny's fy to Smith Van] getti is man by @ hair. Dani oof a Race—Seven furlongs ——Won by Rrookiys Vectnmsr 1 2 | gave Meinfeld an easy lob to band to in & graseer * itches. pean hes mais Saar was second and & Lees A New York TH Bilveckiey, and the rain came gently.|Behriver captured wed Crags foul tow came Kerwe VGrtenge cose 12 G6 Dowtem... bE BP One run. ‘close wo the pa ery proper eed Lavender rt the] 1 nb easily. Tower «*|t went under the wire he ae, re on Kel | Vuleain © furiong | Just at th fr lon A Se a ihe Uitte ferred with. but O'Connor's not allow COMPANY SON BROADWAY . Qty Hall Park, Just Below Murray St) ‘