The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1901, Page 4

me AT ~ SHEEPSHEAD. “Largest Attendance of!? the Meeting Pres- ent To-Day. (Bpecial @ The Prening World) SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE-TRACK ‘Tune 22.—One of the Inrgest attendances > ef the meotingéwas present at the track this afternoon. Saturday crowds are a!- ~ ways laego, but! thin was 2 bit above the @verage, drawn by a fine card of races weather taht was perfect ami a track on whidtarecoréa suffer every day. There ‘was promise of g00d sport and plenty jf emchement during the afternoon. ‘The © change from the heated city and 7 spicing crowds was very refreshing, tithe track thero Was a cool sea breeze gat put the tired race-goers right their feet, 20 to speak. The stakes were The Surf, for two- yearcida, for which Nasturtium was Rot e starter, as advertised. It wan maletake that hie name was sent out to heed wee a great (Hsappoiniment ‘The traek was lightning fast. FIRST RACE. + Melting; ter two-year-olds; five furloncs Bettis Starters, wee, jocks. St.HICPin. Mr Place 106, O'Connor... 7 7 1) 4 ya Mad, 1085 Mounce 1 2" By : Mekhation, 104. ha Ha 6-2 4 i o Wer, 9 10 ‘Member bit @eart good.” Woo ridden out. Time. Shaw had the mount on Meditation,’ fod] Tac) caused her to be made the either One and Evelyn Maud were, the only othera to be backed to extent. Neither One and Evelyn| q eltarnated in the lead to the Tart! where Cameron joined issue, Ghali’ wituing, ridaen out by a length, at Lady Holyrood three| a of a length for the piace. RBECOND RACE. For turve-year-olde; wix furlongs, y Netting forks, . Bar Plare, long detay at the post to the bad acting of Musetic, the Bhe wore herself out at the nd was never prominent. W’ Phe flag fell Tower of Candles rushe away and set a clipping pace, followed q . Cervera and May W. in Tower of Candles held ner Yead Into the atretch, and behind her wam a bunch of half a dozen, heads apart. It was anybody's race at this Point. At the furlong Wax Taper drew out'of the bunch, and, taking the lead won by a length from Meameriat, deat May W. a lenetn for the jp Tower of Candies die@ to a walk tn tir last sixteenth. THIRD Race, ‘The Sart; for two-year-olds; Ave and « half ferlongs. . Starters, wte,, forks. 3 17Burne & 44s 4 24.Coombs 1 38 be 6 6 Time- Smart Set was made a 3 He took the lead soon at and, making all the runnti yea length ahd a half, th Leonid easy second, four lengths before Dean Swift, FouaTit Rack. Mandterp® for three-year-olds and uty, one mile. Starters, wis. jocks, St. tit Fin O'Connor. ‘ochrane. Gragbright, 114. Burne nele, 105, La Balle of Troy. 96. Won ter: £1 goed, iy Brigadier showed Awe formance. He won and ran 1.3745, beating the best re course’ made by Duc mara by 11-5 deconis. 0 the front at once « owas attended by Cy Mer! Iald in third, cal and a half in front of St ald this order mask Vnimasied we dowst a hot pace no and B very oak bya ve lengths in wor tf Race “Two and ane-nalt — ran ey Back et King T. was second —— SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES. (Soectal to The Exening Worlds RACE TRACK, SHERPSHEAD BAY, June 22 ‘The entries for Monday's ra: aot Apill Bhower, Lacdice Mady Bteritag.. Leone i Rerent ‘Gold. GE Rochester Malas of Harlem. 102 Men Viking IAT Race—Por three-year Bylitiglan AG Cocyers Sb Advoeatar M1 Andrieiu» M6 Chole Master IMG Barreto Prineetin EASTERN AND WESTERN FAVORITES RICH s 8 1S ® | a OOO Oo OOd i foto (ete rererereroy THE WORLD: VENING, JUNE rs ATU RDS DAY & » (901. TOOOODOMOOO ot aya(erere) sleseteiere IN THE AMERICAN DERBY AT CHICAGO TO-DAY. (5) CONN CHICAGOS WON FROM BROOKLYN. Box fact tha Rames for Logreat t fort turned out in larg the tire, tase N TRACK, WASHINGTON june .22.—The races scheduled to mto-day are as follows: ‘one, «won by Caviar, Bi Guard, 2 to i secon} ide third, iat fi y pop tly Haltren Walla elbach way, Uernard's b by McGann, who lowell, No runs. Van NEW YORK GAME. lifted $0 Champions’ Pitcher Was Batted Out of the in First Game ot Double- Header—Score |!6 to 6. ‘The Natting Order. pelsht Inning and walloed out three Brooklyn Chicago. pats dade wan too late and they were Keeler, rf Martsel rf Sheckard, Green, Score by Innings. 23, Dexter, 1b Vo Loot ar 1-16 t 1 .AO2HAHA OK McCreer ds, 2b. \ Farrell er Second 6 | Gatins, 3) rick, es GOTT CaS Met ‘ second game began there WASHINGTON BROOKLYS # Ritson June Havin Ave otraicnt AM parcel entebing. | M ames to the Beaneaters, Manager Tom | the pnts for the cht Loftus and his ft of ball tossers Firet Inn from Chicago to there grounte+ ‘ Champion Hrooktyn: touble heades. | i ta, second ¢ Foxey Manton w smiles when Gheckwrd. Ciinds singh ete he watched t tus team «co throu el and promoting De third, thelr preliminary practice, After taey | Miyton st seating Dexter, Me had fintated alled hia players be) or Teeree eet Mes fore Kew iW Daly. out s. Pexpect vou to win b horunners ad that crowd Foam satin walked, Mtg fouled ut te that they can't take ¢ ame from Tweoringe easter and you know a double victory: f Linwsourmestecsocrlan wilh another elimb toward i} ond y ne. i We will nave no trouble tn inking | Kehoe singled. Taylor sacciticed both games.” replied Acang Captain Hartel Med out to Shecka ‘Tom Daly. and then t samplons took Paes ou isu} = utes of practices feat » play seemed te «oranks. for jumbeTs Low Fy, captured (Dextee'e Arove a high tly t 1 MeJames to) Kaymer wax thrown out BS Daly No runs Dahlen wae oc: eutlon strikes M reery Farrell pasted a Ay. to eOry stole second ned third n Gating » a hair raiser, ‘T ~ Nel eye th Ta nning Knocked Dr rmick was reortng. nin Kehoe doub but he Hw the next | At the end of the © walked, Kitson wre Wan I to Tin favor nick eeler Was caught samoions ralitet a bit in ! to Laouta runny la foul ty to runs. on to Strang. sel fied out te Dah rove a high iunzel Ts were sa MISS HECKER IS GOLF CHAMPION. Miss Underhill Defeated by 2 Up and Play in Final. | to | | out ow ste: and the hunted to yocaver frat Newn the Law aeht Pet) nialition 4, Was th oh Underhill by up defeated Miss my ents hip past ganas us " Metro. | and Mies ‘ 6 554 and | Sia Rb CRADS EW UPSET Old Yale to Be He Two re. well Ihde mad Ines. seventh Race with Men Had Fieat Inning, PU Sai pctaliges Cailed Off. I after fouling ‘ Donovan. Doh ones, cracked a. snappy vounder to der rn Hickman and was thrown out. Hetdrick bi eee made a icky hit (hat took a pad 7 W OUARTE GAL. and and caromed off Sumy Sanparen conn, Ja “Light work IMactrialeion stent the neat O'Day rele the Y, crews this Wand teeattaened Qarn retired Howernnan, Ne boita went out working a pretty throw heh NE , y othe river a quire to Hickman, HMickman was under Me- Fite tanto, Loree aOR UCR ED ERULeeS Ene NRG ACAL Ie, Cons! te Ation Was itlso given to hrown out by Gi Individual Instruction, ng to an up. an easy tly struck out. Burkett ; i singled to centre. Heldri ast i \ of the Harvard graduates’ she:l on went cut the sane liner to right. The Dall pot peoe iter GUtaltimare| 21 tvs morning the proposed jounder wes nabbed |nard and carommed off a poat. O'Day Clevelona ew of visitors at the Yule threw the tall tolallowed a home run on the hit, Held-| Wwesnstoa.si Milwaukee Postponed Fick) and Burkett | scoring. Fg uedann ——<—— Sita RGSE: aing! lo left, onovan-filed to Van, pDenter By to Powell and was out. Sunday world Wants move tae <0 Mice? nthe one to Hickman,» Hendricl nabbed Van Ha iren's fly. Rel- Hal pborg nd r Seneca satis Ay elk! | th PENNSY'S GREW [CYCLE RACES ON THE THAMES.) AT THE BEACH. Yankee Onteenwatch Little Frank Kramer Their English Rivals Wins First Heat of at Practice. the Season. (Special to The Prening World.) MANHATTAN REACH BICYCLE neylvania crew was out e Mie morning and pos: rr numer-| TRACK, June 2%—Oh, yes, the local hotoRt Yankees pads| cele racing season wan onened all ant thenee to} FHERt thia afternoon. but with It there Hamtleton Lock, where they disem-| %@% @ conspicuous and lamentable ab- rhe t and watched their New College! fence. The much heralded boom was ee eee een ats tar the Grangi maing, There was not a train that xtarted from various pointe of Manhat- Cupjandithe; Dublin icremrom | tan that was not overcrowded, but the Dublin men wil not meet) aggregation must have mistaken the he Pennaylvantans until they compete| condustor's call. on Laxe Killarney, |S o“Sheepatiead: Bay."' he called, and that Judging from this morning's exhibl-! vag: multitude stampeded from the cars, hey are not very dangerous rivals.| ‘phere was no need for ocean breezes thous: e the famous) here, It wan ax chilly as one would ank Camb: with| that 1s, for the management. Seats Leander this year, coach. Later] watted for occupants, and when the Lehmann will take them In charer races started a corporal’s guard would re-embarking, rowed tad the yivania ally ow putting » the stroke, which have had ra) treuble in putting the spec- tators to Might. If the meet waa really to ben men “frost” was hit An English expert/ it was to be deplored, for never in tne who Was watching the rowing safd to al sport's history had such a fine pro- pre Uve of the Asnociated Press: | gramme been arranged, The ever-hust- Ward's stroke they could! ling Billy Brady had done ais utmost and T have no doubt! the Interest of the game, He had intro- ther impro! duced novelties that augured attraction for the Grand Challenge] enough to wake the old sport-loving this morning. Pennayl-| Romans from their mummifed atates. mpetitors will he the Leander.| ‘The twenty-flve-mile motor-paced race, *, ‘Thames, London and| having aw entries seven of an speedy wing clube, making six entries.| men as ever pedailed a wheel, was an a — event in Itself, There were the usual ‘THE SPORTSMAN’ SELECTED sprint races for amateurs and profes- stonals, and they began with the first heat of the one-third mile novice race. The summarien: The Cent Road Club Aasoctation of New York State han recetved many new Mombera since tt left the natlonal body,| Oe-Taird Milo (profemlenal—Firat heat; Woo Under the old regime, the New York | DY Prask Kramer, Hardy Downing second; time, State members. numbering over halt | #7 +58 Second heats, Won by J. A. hous, of the entire membership, were virtually em peed pxtlice) pine iba. uit heat cay othe expe: : won by John of Chicago, second. 0. S$ paying all xXpenaes and recelving| <imuie, ime, SU 1Se. Pourth neat; Won by H. jean in return than othera nearer the|B. Freeman, . H. Collett second; time Im, 4-58. | Western headquarters. As the tme for the dig race ap. proached, the crowd had increased |m- mensely, and when Jimmy Michaels started out on his warming up spin there was more than 5,00 present ome-sille Amateur, Hendtcap.— K. At ite last meeting, The Sportaman, \ new publication to be Issued July 1, wan selected as the official. organ of Century Road Club Association, And its columne will be used to. takes public the reasons for leaving the nas Wo A, Ladu (seratah), second, tonal body Firth, KGW. i) yarde, thirds ALT, Ny $$$. N.Y! GO yards), fourth; G.Wilaon (100 yardal Rich, and T_T. ‘Drown, C, C. (6) yards), alnth "RACING NOTES. time, Im. 128 Second heat = Par K. ©. W. (80 yards) WL (10 yards), “second: MT. Wile Inoked bark and turned inte a pittar| (#0 yards). third; R.A, Hrooks Little Michaela looked back yemergay | fourth: Oscar Gotrks, DB. W. (100 f Moral—Never rubber| and Agar Ven Oyster Bay (60 yarde "EnetNtnd lie! PTofeeatonal First Sermt-Final think that § ‘One-Third Mile onal First -Fine ao ind tot core a Stat fae] weat—Wen by Prank. Kramer, with J. A. not 4 jewhouse, eacond: time, 49 1-Bs. | Second heat boaee Improve and go beck won, by 0. §. Kimble, with Joha Fieher, second: Reon cue NEA price here wy | One Third Stile (professional—Won by Prank land then theit form gradually levee chete| Kramer: J. A, Newhouse second and Jotn Fisher third; time, One Mile (amateur, Won by R.A. Rrooks (60. yar: price lengthens. Compare iimaelt's in races with his pertormance yesterday. > 1a, who won the second race. ta well! mith, KC. (40 yarda), second, ed to be x stake winner, She ta by] ward ‘Farast Minune Gloumuinge a. great race] Tara, arest K. CW. M60 yards), third: time, FINISHES AT ST. LOUIS. only and alt furiongs in 1.19 1-5, RACE TRACK, ST. LOUIS, June 22.— rd of 1.19 2-5 held by irish Reel! The races run here to-day resulted as and a furlong In) gotiow being 1 ot ; py _Eitat race. § of a mile. won by Laurea. 18 to 5 and 8 to 5. Thisbe, 8 to | for Price, ‘wis second, and Bilent Friend, third! THmes Second Ka ‘One mile and seventy i game to de played to- | Yards—Won_by Klondike Queen, 8 t01 tic Park, ‘ty une, Young felavge| and 2 to 1: Thornwild, even for, place, The Restcnamed have wan second; Frank Pearce third, ‘Time Ten with the OrConnell, Surtis champion 1 Daneman can ket much more out of Laodice a Slack, Of all the riders on the turf few Black. Third Race—Six and a half furlongs.— Won by La Destrous, 2 to 1 and 1 to 2 Batters, out for place. was second; Spi- nel third, Time—1.214, Grounds, To-Da NEW YORK. Adm, a0 MOST LOUIS eo THE ONLY ONE There never was but one Jame3 Crow. There never was but one James Crow formula. Only the OLD CROW RYE Distillery can us: Hand made, Sour Mash Distilleries are scarce. wey, are far more expensive to operate. weet Mash can compare with it. Facts are stubborn things.” Gold Medal Awarded at Paris, 1900. ‘|H. B: MInK @ CO. = N Y ray PLAW BREAKS HAMMER RECORD The Young Californian Hurls Missile 171 Feet 2 Inches. Word han heen received from the: Pa- cific Slope that Aloert Pliuw. of the Uni- sity of Caiffornia, attered all texisting records by throwing the 16- ound hammer the astuunding distance of 171 feet 2 Inches, The feat was accomplished at a regu: given by the University of 1 {t te more thun likely 8 per Cailforata, t the will be accepted ord authorities, vot fing, and. the previ Jer the conditions, was 164 feet 6 inch Jonn Flanagan, at Bayonne, Ton Sept. 4 18 When the | year he attract tion on account of his p still more original method of slinging the hammer. He turned three times ‘round before le ne Ko of the missile, | and the extraordinary speed with whic! thors who saw orman came East last Au food deal of atten- uliar build and alm. Plaw is but twenty-two years of | age, and his amoltion ts to break Plan- agan's ‘en-foot circle record of 169 4 inches, —————__ WEEHAWKEN’S SUNDAY GAME Murray HUM Team WII Play West New Yorks To-Morrow. For the first ume this season, the 3} West New York Field Club and the old | Murray Hills will play at the Wee- hawken grounds to-morrow, The Mu- Hills are the semt-profeasional champtona of New York. They have a strong nine this season and will make it interesting for the West New Yorks. AMERICA BEAT SCOTLAND. wen Internatio Match at Glasgow. GLASGOW, June 22—The _inter- national clay-pigeon match here to-day. for a prize of £20, resulted as follow America Clay-Pigeon Scotland SS. Fred G Lake, . and R. Merria, of Miivaukes, Wiss both made perfect scores. ——— YANKEES ARE FIRST TWICE. Reiff and Martin Win at First Day of Windsor Mect. LONDON, June 22.—Petrosus (J. Reiff up) won the Thames Handicap at tho Royal Windsor June meeting to-day. The Petroleuse filly (J. H. Martin up) won the Two-Year-Olds’ Selling Plate. SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES It. cures painful, smarting, nervous fect and ingrowing nails, and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bun- Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. fons. It’s the greatest comfort dis- covery of the age. Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for sweating, cal- lous and hot, tired, aching feet. Try {t to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. By mail for 25c. in stamps. Trial package FRE! Ad- dress, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy Y. SE EERE EO SD ELEE EE TEEEEENNENTiNDreeEeene KIDNEY TROUBLES AND URINARY DISCHARGES ANTAZ CAPSULES RUPTURE CURED. The Improved eisstic truss iv existence aight and the hardest eect a permanent and wpeedy cure Mon free. 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