The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1901, Page 8

orneess ne pI NING, WAY 31, PR RS THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVE ASAT (COMMAND T? ARM SWING AND THE “DROP;” MCE CONROY, “MATTY’S” PITCHING LESSONS. 4 “ iS sjelejesejersie ee eleemoere Ke 16 Sooo onogo eyeseyey Great Three-Year-Olds Will Start in Arneri- can Derby. i Race from Mayor Gilroy. K nmas be 1 the questi settled Se (special to The Frening Worl) “GRAVESEND RACE TRACK. May Eitiwas a mournful looking bunch th possess'on of the atools and cash ein the ring ar ¢ this Bfiernoon, There were over, ty should be shadow send r ed with anxious o: treak Meewinning favorites has deen MBomenal and a continuation of ft a probably drive some of the small Rito the wall. Weather was gloomy Jot the Warhin enough to hat both 4 leven the successful speculators of tnt avert Past few days feel morose, Out nmandorand) Conro y fe ered bombs ped West ‘ Aivesthine yidlecharen areal her } MATTY'S ARM AND HAND HOLDI miven sp race, If a nilee track is afforded Com: , fithe a'r to produce rain. Now Is fF opportunity for some Kenius to ise forward and produce an apparatus Bi Will dispel the rnin. He can secure Mucrative position with Jockey, hb at once. (The track is better to-day than ! this meeting. The sun etrugz! igh the clouds once or twice, ed a sure thing that rain wo take and beat hin, out in itch. Fhe card did not amount to much to- ‘and the attendance was slim. FIAST RACK. for three-ye: es How to Hold Ball to Giants’ Twirler Illus- trates Movement Be- fore the Ball Is Sent to the Batter. ont run in the my Conroy w GOL TOURNEYS.| | :| Drop Curve—The : Wrist Snap. the out and the ball is hustling Wket non to ent the » No cage has such great taint spat wton dul rloags. young pitcher, has posed for The Erevin, | eer —— World for a series of photosranhs iMus-| j it wa! ; ; ee H eatcher's mitt | er Patino, ries Cotton and Stock Ex. trating the art of modern scientific th | | ir oefore the eye catehes| phisdie, “10le chran ing and some of the muscles of the arm! | vf tae oatter's club, showin t Was ino the ba ‘Katop's | change Members Play Week from Saturday. frey, 160, Wullmas aire, 96. Wondlerly I per, 166, Odom Daly... Tooth. 103, Walsh 106," SMounce J. o' Connor 105; rennin, Mt good, Won driving MEhere was much unce talent regarding this rit and back that do the work. To Wlustration shows “Mattu" in the s position of pitching. Mattyts dr Hired dl he in Mattyt« tton nity extended Rrokere of the Cotton rok Exchanges will hold t ramen and there! & no deciied choice. Skyscraper and! row. eo ar or Gilroy were equal AU Golelitee uaved i ' tach. Mayor Gi:roy jumpe y int VOX ht and made the pace Godfrey. close fepuple of tengths |: pened Unto tne) atretan CH coming through 0: the béviead and won tnder ‘lu elved, ‘These two clasnes A Bonine holer ‘ Fall, took doubl i ° flor pleas Watwo lengths from Mayor Gllro: worst #ei bat Dr. Riddle a neck for the xcliige? (urney= w He gets winner wae bid to 82.46 by Mitte Henallwoontt tt t 1 gra He was entered ty be sold ea Phil. ‘$500. 8 three-ypar-olds. tere, whts., 4101. Siack Mhymer, 106. 0° ro dt, 103, Burns way, 1. Sa 3 itt goed. Won esally dle S. was a slight vholc with n ner, bot: being well ward wih the left foot, hs ¥ — Badie 8. hud speed to-~dlay and she i ight to the front. Humboldt went with and they rin c t he} . = Are Keorniun ral. er turn, where The Rhymer moved up Aris Aerrnere ‘ f Aged Humdoldt. Ax soon an they | Lie Ban ale s D RACK mile aad a priateens movement #0 atter fete tis focks a ¢ n t t Tim) to neous short | pastime \. C8 M Pasting ightened out O'Connor anide hie : ‘on Tae Rhymer, but Sadt 1 G ways held him safe and won by + Ain half from The Rhymer. who w . iT lengths In front of Hum obit : hird Race—Five furlongs.—Won by 4 incisco; Nugget was second and Randonfield third. eat Ledyard Th ——=___ GRAVESEND ENTRIES. nOsTO MocHarcy Bikes wilt : a leahiahibelsacieroan) 2 \. probably vble to compete in ‘ NSSpientnly "nn he nts a followed the match of bie me time to com Moran and Marry lant night 4 and he othor paced race f (9prehnl t> The Evening Worlt.) Ina race with Jiminy CE TRACK. GRAVESEND, May 3. | Gayiweil in this elty entries for to-morrow s racen are} of fia tnotor yp: K fotiows 4 Ret Race.—High-welght Wandieap, for all Egret; about six furlongs. ‘ . Ten Vv) Madison Whee! Whe The Ma tien ridervor ty hold r ernen res DELIVERING THE BALi. TO| Ms E BAT Evening World's ser Capt onde ath otart tn Al lessc on pitching.) | No taken espectelly for The veloc Int TEN-YEAR-OLD BOY WON EVENING WORLD'S SEASON TICKET TO THE POLO GROUNDS. —— i 1 na. for theve-yearolte Double Dummy 8 VS Matt Simpson CET ANS Hanover Queen tan : Gold Finder jdoscepe | Bright Young School- :| boy an Enthusiastic and Well Posted Fan, Little Lewis Carleton Way the First to Guess esese, | : Pitch the Deceptive! FAST ENCLISH RACING INCREASES IN- POPULARITY. to go on Increasing In kx will have to be actually not reom | If racing is | poputarity, nd the an packed almost to fon, and Mr. Pinker: to let th vertlow gu ac | during r. y lined up agat rall ten a: solldly m: for a quat | amide nt the Start. Thousunds surrou Fitzgerald fat th us | more mas ri ry day M the ix plenty of y | fdas TT i holtday | pastry w head. n mal ave the rac: up the pric Ansocinth stakes and 0 | Je no complal viinission fee wax ny: spend on th Now purse: for the tutions. Look Out for a € reaery y the sam as who was the YACHT 1S HERE. Ailsa Will Race the Navahoe and Vigilant This Season. which In the days when she itter type gained much Intern ame by competing against King Edward's Britannia, Lord The Dunraven’a Valkyrie II, and Royal Phelps Carrols Navah: now at Greenport, I. 1, where she will be fixed | up epared for the coming races In: yt yawl She is rigged | in t fashion now, and efore the xeason ia over she will against th 4 | : on this having 1 bought by Henry k Yac! owne ae Imond, of the New from her English : Southampton on April 5. She was bullt by Fife for Major A. Barclay Walker six years: agi dis 128 feet | over all and’ has a draught of 15 fee: HOW A NOVICE WON BIC RACE Turner Trained at: Night After Work for Cycling Derby. Tt doesn't seen necessary that ac: clist. should devote all of his Ie! time clreulting ‘ speed in order to ft himself for a ois | David Turner, the cyclist woo Losuch a surprise by winning the | burn race yesterday, | He was practically a fe xpeed-chasing gam umstances and going t woul out suit a mud horse, h wo) event from seasoned and | trained competitors | Turner trade ts a journeyman | plumber, enings are about the only | time when he can take @ spin on hie it that time was suitictent int and | How the League Clubs Stood in the +} Tells How He Placed eneten hin Pennant Race on: i| the Teams Correctly Sveatte, Ge A teak May 25. : :| --Van His Friend. ever made a il 3 £ Am PHILS a {dts name te Lents Cacteton W G : me through a tittle nlten Prince ‘st (Han! pie iy ten sears il at g We T got started.” = sult q : snows Ider | i . 5 jambling Katie, the Outaider, W | : Rich English sinke. QUEEN AT REVIEW. | ; Q Ree aint Bas Rambling Kate tettand’s ttuter toy aily \ NON sents : si HU ae Miyich Mancherter Cup Stak ert i , = Hasblon by four lengtns. The IRLIN, May jie e ‘ BASEBALL CHAT. thead between Parquetry and K Pe vuiaeitn naam | ot, New Yorks 2 | Bek UF. Mor pecan Wace! Str aint ©) tsttadetpteiny : Ppey's horse (Kilmarnock IL.) wan a wit Brookiy ni @, Host : Neat aleded yorterteye to L agains: him. but nh D no change in Mini jfront. ‘The betting cube Tt wan indeod a ome, both from a financial Ramp! quetry, rode ees Ww: inet; ter Rell the maid.) has been sented an inina < Sener ; vas played. Te tasandebticdl . 5 e Warner Sar the mi d with a few words the t Q Drvoklyn {iS tSante ian ! ¢ s1eVeie hele lei eres ey 00 Sood OO} Fi. ED) hie LEWIS CARLETON WAY Henry Je who won The Evening World's season tieket to the Polo Grounds.) onthe rot t ring game against the ( rut yie @itn't elve them to him when they tiadein 560 Mim aukoe DAY; BASEBALL’S BANNER tine te BIDOQDODIO wh fit hy terday. » for the bruising contert of ye His tine for the distance was | nutes and 20 reconds, while for the course !6 less than better. | surprised that I won the urner after It over. | T studied my | soon Fw et ing qualities than any | y Gid a jittle training | the River Hoad near woung Up my work by | on Sunday. I kept al 1 won." Infected with izs-mile. r y Rat and Sweden Consumption, Says ir. N. Nelson, Who just returned from that coun- try. It geemed while abroad, said Mr, Nelson, that every one had Con- sumption, Although I know that this statement is.a little overdrawn, ! yet I was surprised to know how| prevalent this disease was. I told many of my friends how I had been; cured of this disease in America, and’ they would hardly believe me. The! best doctors in New York and! Brooklyn informed me that I had! this fatal disease and ordered me to another climate. In fact, before I applied to the orlginal Koch Lung Cure doctors, at 48 West 22d st., New York City, I had grown so thin and wns so weak that I could hardly walk a block. I coughed and raised large quantities of matter, My | breath was dally getting shorter. | had night sweats, and my friends all thought my time had come; bur I} applied to the original Koch Lung Cure doctors, at 48 West 22d st., > Y. City, and as I breathed the healing oily vapors of the Koch Tuberculine ‘inhalation my lungs improved very} rapidly and I grew stronger and bet- | ter until I was discharged as cured iB’. GOLF EVENTS SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY. 1,000,000 SAW THE GAMES. Pitch by Bip Apawamls, semi-finals and tinal for Mord oun, tiret weekly band : 1 probaly Wifor George R. Read cup; Ariate nthly han deay for Clases A (hla tanne The gran kame of aretha woot mM; Baltusrol, team mate Fox Mills; Brook iaw: teh 1 i what makes @ suce MWee Burn: Crescent Athiotic (1 haan M { certain: ainat any player who Fandieap; Englewocd, ep: "and women he faventne. We ing ia’the- league,” Watters eace Ing, Governor's cup, Ferex Count ALGHE WIth Monteltie ny Mansion Iaapibeitnerteae rience or HM, qualifying round tor club in Sea BINTTS enenetn ion Americans LoagcensburithencdllengeWagere oie Eround for club cups; Jersey City, qualifying round ¢ hamplonahips would, buted 3.00) of th probably. haveli:ans average (of 1-900 i1¢ ihe) were EGifford cup handicap; Knickerbocker Field, club nandicay: Morrie he frat, RAMe Eewrhen’a crowd|pevas Inta'at Aeldioroee f¥s,elub handicap: Montelatr, handicap Chisses A, 1 iecnrite year 1 wae tie attracted {9,00 pe nthe game a itibg match; Marine und Meld, medal play handica wen there Jus Consiterts mes an estimate of 1,600,000 ware Joving cup; Nassau, Anal for Maxwell vup and bogey handleap Bri hy Ls, Ae: tm onelly re wa sr ‘Rote Richmond County, team mateh with Oakland Has ds tty ; aul People who saw the games from pacresster! nthly handicap; Rockaway Hunt, bogey handicap; Tuxedo, team stays, Tran uy various pointy of such ns the viaduer in Ha os. Oa no two heartier reoters isitn nelewoos Van Cortlandt, driving competition; Westeherter (| st 88% E NAME | Chat thore re filly 10,09) people view! tn the Tremerlay than ther two firm cisely uf Polo! Grour ; the sland of the scores? bers handicap; Wee urn, handicap, Classes A and B, for you do, eh? alt Mr. Vv. Tele ive alravivaliogiiniereattincihalas LN y iis 0 view the proceedings i iva Interest in the ame, and isn't New York the (&\" vyank Hobison, who tends to the Bt. Louie he’ got me In. 1 Just followed i) treasury, Lt sald ‘to have chartered a car to take hia hare of yesterday's receipts to the Mound Glu ,Anrway.) Frank, bas’ vo: emile," aad ;wolt cause of ft a WOBSOOLOSACOSOODSSSESESECCEOOESECOOOESS) Baseball: Holo Grounds, re Day some months ago, and | am willing to give my testimonial, for I know I am cured to stay cured. N, NELSON, 266 Hamilton ave,, Brooklyn, N.Y. | ‘A call will convince aay one of the truth of this statement. te tracks at top! fl ruling cho! of the betting. tl favorite of taire Bard an the The yo makes the favorite his hor that of thirteen nha 5 anes to The must whiten will RACING NOTES. itcame teen te She probably tna the haa beaten many c Dontitute was a race yoatertay. Jack De Mun. fengtis, Tia ta the umual fate Magic Light ae evidently had. no schooling over the mieepiechase coume He te a good hurdler, bat the fences puzzled tim ama has been a long tline making up ble mind to tun, but gow he stems to have e:ruck a winning galt ly bad pers she atartea? saible chanee dition that favorites. a4 le Lavdice does not like mud. She is mill strike a winning galt when the dust WEAK MEN, My book on weaknesses of inen, free, sealed, by! mail, "gives — valuable Ith hints and describes ny 1901 Dr, Sanden Here Sculex Electric Melt, with BD cle suspensory, the work greatest “home velf-treatment. Cures ree hulta of Youthful Error: Lame ack, Drain 1 Impotency, V cor &e. No." drug wear, Used nights While you cures in 1%, Write to-day op alvat my omice, examine Helt and consule my fran biished 20) years, DR. W. E. SANDEN, 826 Broadway, N. Y. OMice Hours. 9 to 9; Sundays, 9 to 1) KEATING BICYCLES 1901 MODEL, WITH STRAIGHT SEAT Posts, $18.50. H.& D. FOLSOM ARMS CO, 314 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, mn 42.50, Bret quality, ware ford, & W., Goodrich & ° Ateatly reduced prices, r, ir, Eastern Wheel Worke, 25 tu. ON. Vi, atore floor. Sporting. BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB: SIX RACES TO-MORROW AT 2.30 P. M. 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