The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1901, Page 8

THE WORLD: RUSSELL TO-DAY Heavy-Weights Will Box Ten Roundsat Den- ver Club. Tom Sharkey and Fred museel!. the heavy-welght champiy . meet int q weights before Chub of Deny This will be ance In a untry in boxed af his four-re bett ‘in Ss that a dle crowd atl be Ness the batts. as sportine mw Denver are aux the ex-sallor has appearan Both men « condition for een trainin weeks for th. CYCLE STARS IN SIX-DAY RACE. Floyd McFarland and Others Enter Sacra- mento’s Contest. x Floyd Mi last six-day btevele fa to take part In a “ xlmilar Sacramento, Cal, this nn will be for but tw: and he will have t of such me Freeman t A two-days bicycle THE LAUNCHING AT BRISTOL. Constitution's First Dip Only a Few Days Off Now. BRISTOL, May the Belmont eny d Dnly a few days everything t+ The overhauling fas been complete fahed with the ox half, IT. IN ZOARING BILL iansete) KENNI sioleseietels (eleererereleseieleieieisteieie eieieieie ie PITCHERS 'METROPOLITAN STARTERS, JOCKEYS AND WEIGHTS. ane Thorocenoneds Named Park's Classic Event To-Morrow. BROOKLYN WILL NEW YORE GE re named » Park to-morro: dicap at Mor mat metropolitan re arth Hae The CON TESTOR ING RAMBLE FATAL BLOW OF BAT. We Fetted Witte Jnw Deve rher and toek ace lily grew worse 1 yaw RESULTS SAT V WORTH. RACE TRACK Wworrit The ra r lows veond Hace Three-quarters of 4 1 by Bensal 5 xpolled, ¢ t Emma | Fourth Race--One mile. —Won M Bow, Olle dl Pimie1 it 3 4 RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE. 8 Unknown i ) third! rim Bee: FLECK DODGES JEROME. ; Aldermu Ashe for 'T iy Trint from Special s ay The application Aierm, Ue, Sekt I. Fieek, the fan Muste Hail, EManager, Sullow Frank for Sof thh charges against them Wsorderly house, were heard t ce O'Gorman, tn the Supreme Court dower 4 waa reserved. Ba cha WH be heard in the Cour pecinl Seasions, unlesx — Juxtice AN permits the cases to Ko be- pes rand J rd az lerome fon the benoh at! Watthes will Hie bah tanin INTE :ROOLLEGIAT! GOLF TEAMS SELECTED Second toni iG tanta. Thomas singled “SHARKEY MEETS. HANLON’S PITCHING STAFF STRONGEST IN. THE LEAGUE. )ai a Vaso lesaseresejeiere)elefereseioreserereyeieiete (es -tracks Metropolitan Handicap, Jockeys Henry -Odom . Shaw Mitehell Burns, Shack . Mounee . Kallman J. Daly «Landry - Brennan O'Connor ae and. field. trun, FRIDAY EVE! NG, MAY 3, 1901. ONTESTIR COES LAME. = Walden’s Metropolitan Handicap Candidate Unlikely to Start. starters for the This Is the first ¢ marks the great Metropoli- for three-year-olds; Wyndham Walden's four- Contestor, one 127 | Metropolttan H . 123. | to-morrow, went lame this morning and start in the ble race. yesterday |! en shown pulled up and work, buy coud t Morris will probably ni | Contestor's mile In 1 Is the fastest work tha Dusen 2 Littletleld Hout all right atte I thls morning he ts so en from hie stall Iden will try steaming and all ft is net likely: the lame that he WADDELL RELEASED TO CHICAGO CLUB. | vaned Manager bof Loftus te one of th Gamecor Went Series with American Lengue New iste Nave ttey and Sam ¢ Idatein and d “r Sanford Ye Tnador Guidateln. nday will be to Clty Psiand. **Dector, no medicine. machines made fo live. fone and tt will do ’*— Napoleon. re, then, inust cesta’n'y d 2 the days of the *head” ts 8. ee asa ert ot the “machine.” Ang for head that {eel He and thick and stulled because of 4 "spring co'd” voc the throw, | Dahlen landing on “McGuire tied ‘to Slagel. One ear-old colt | Wiuddell, of the to the “| SENATORS AT WEEHAWKEN, York 30UT WAS A FRIENDLY ONE. that no blood Road Offtcers vf the recently or- We are Leave Hale's Honey of Horehound ans Tar. ee wid #100. porn SOL ee Rall Pibe's Toothache DropsCure in One Minute eee ® j Yankee Jockey Takes and yet you do not feel the WHER WKS 'LISTEN! WEAK MEN. =. E THREE BIC RACES, sss mens your te» of ,strong man, You have the |physique, thee constitution, the 1,000 Guineas vim, the sand, the ambition with Aida. one would expect in a man of LONDON, May 3—At the third 4 | Your age. What is it? Why, racing of the Newmarket meeting t-|@ lack of vitality—the foundation of manhood. You have Dec carey Hanteat Maen pe [lost it, no matter how. Get it back, feel young, look + Fae ee ic ch ./young, act young. Life is beautiful when you have wt acting health. 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