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

Afeckey Michaels Is Sus = © pended for Rest of Week. ria} to The Evening World) RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BE July V—The Glen Cove Handic the stake fea ternoon. but It was esting race of the day elnss of hors w were other ces on t a teresting, both from a racta epeculative point of yiew A came down jist the same = the grand stand and jammed + | ting ring. The weather was the thoroughh : © for the public. fast. ; Mr. Featherstone svinned nls stable to Saraty votbn Ma Be wtables are preparing to ive palgn at that tr: Jockey H. M Starter Fitzgera hetle Michaely will sys 0 Dalance of the week ; Belling: for taojear- Btarters. shiv. : Lady Hadnor, 3 Qcliwaha. 99. G3 Nelther One, 99. 31 Gibeon Light, 104) tu: x! Playlike, 101, Ho Mich, 4 chi a pep Dow at: Graden, Snasecntsr Ibotd, 102; inna Pornet ot the Sand Guilt stream, Start good Lady Radnor rt flag fall and mask one. Neifier On stretch and Oclawsh then came throu hat ing ao ther r abl te reach fay hills | Just now on account a Awa: | is Jurst Filling thie ts his Starters, whis Siegts Tights 140, Mara Salesman, 1) Start c004 At the seco! of the the yea: to five to wings. Then Charagrace made no fort Magic Light the atretch, ¥ and won easily by Eophone, who beat Magi Taunt +s For xeldings and ma { five tariongs, ten, ran ou! ‘ook him trainer fave Be of Milfors Lady Mag, 100, Ascension, 10 { Ouman ‘Digna, ‘= Hy Nestertere. f Slart strage i There 1 and when the flag fe 1 rising Time 1 Jengthe back of the I through the bunch \ ing, followed by Sten Onw RON! Belle we Atiitord, Lan and’ De ‘Apart this. order ic came ¥ K e te) i ch r rophetie Wu it | Mitt Montana Plune “Glen Cove Mae firionr: Sbortere, oie The Murkerver, Tala, M2, Syeace Rapypenecker $7. Ti Ter of Cale 4 Beterk. 23, Michvels Btart kot. Wo The Mus attended by the runn! dala, Whe ‘ Musketeer shook and took a Vea through and ma Musketeer won cle Tata, who w inf attempted with tt ed from 19 1) 14 Fifth Race) Lavon: Le RACE TRACK, BR Suly 2.— € faces are aa follows Pir Race—Fur + sailing; mile aot ‘Taird Hace—For mila and a quarter we (King Brambie Feurtn Race—The Ati Stakes, sei lady Matyroot ) 1G Wwhittler se WH Alttert Ce. Rosenfeld 2... 02 Fitth Race—For three-) ear-o: te, sellin nt Ne Thompson Presi Brandy i Thorney Chest he “WINNERS AT DELMAR. CK, DELMAR, July ati dane paces run here to-day renult at hind [tinob ews: Milwauke: One mile.—Won by Sweet |reir. Bto6 and Sto hee 4 ac quarters of if Matin to and 3 tort place, wae pecond HAWTHORNE V.INING, JULY 22, 1901. Sod THE SPORTING WORLD. HARRY MICHAELS, ONLY 15 YEARS OLD, PROMISES TO BECOME ( ONE OF COUNTRY’S BEST JOCKEYS. wine ON THAMES LIROTOCIOTS Harry 8 ooniy lt strides in eres Michi (Mb thousands “What Kind of | Ie TON OOOO OCC! of a good one at the game, The lEnencn Champion)! Will Try Speed with Bobby Walthour at the Garden. | AWAY, IS CAUGHT. =. _—-———— +0 the bunt acne siaclap trae i Constitution Overhauls fender in N. Y. Y. C. Cruise. Sete. | ts around the stayed right ro hus shown t ome home soon mT than two ¥ for Horses ~ CYCLISTS WANT BEST YEARLINGS ~ GIGGER PRICES. ‘| Star Riders Fail to Ap-| pear at Vailsburg’'s FOR VANDERBILT He Should Have First- Class Stable Next Season. track every dissatisfaction refusal of Mr. Enge: » demands of | "has cut the this kewson 4 hie right to do. Ho, { money in making | year-old i mares and te CANADA'S CUE TRIAL RACE. Wlinois Leads on First Leg of the Course— Good Breeze. course was Engeman thought x crowd was immense. that he IN a nice tempered hor { Leonore Loring, grand-stand on the lawn coring was Jam- and it was a dimcult | hmore—Madtame | ela of ladies stood by King Alfonso— ‘UST EASON | FOR CRESCEUS, excels, the gre doubt that the colt in 4 man and he will realize (tecomforts will Keep people from Saturday's ~ SHAMROCK 10 most interesting day of the pre at Brighton will be Saturday, of the Brighton Cup, yknote t 3 chix started) promp when the running Jogks an if the race for thin valuable Mrong wind 3 Among the eligible are Alcedo, Prince of Melbourne, Blues, ler, The three-]|/ 106 pounds ench, there for the Unt Axed for Thursda searon closes, year-olds. carr: he hus trite his mon te weil ahip him to Pelrns 02, Keto be place Cresceun will Seething, § to ee piace, was nocond; Freemun, third. WINNERS AT HAWTHORNE. of completing the ne- preparations before the latter bourne carcles i24 and Alcedo the same, The question of the race appears to driven against the world's record, and hucems oF failure. will not. prevent the be whether Prince of Melbourne can mibllonatts from putting hie plans into ading moltere in| \ einborate system of niny: je strute in being butit Inside the y strengthen her oi 3 2 TRACK, July concede this: wetght to the. three-yeus- elds and beat them over this distance of played the ata feted by twa pot: OOO OC me near meat all to go to Frisco, 'E nk Mr. Aste will ne KO to, “1 guess ‘e might us well Renter man and T like « where the where that great batting average \$u ahead and laappeared to the old tm lof himself.” Hoy Wins. more enth father and hin ftchaels rellglously antage he will have in his race t. He has been in thix country | for & couple of months and has worked ently getting inte condition on the Haltimore, <t not be discounted | sink, He has vondition ax milior with the: tra Final, © Walthour wnt and Nis pace ls good he toto win within first ten miles. he way he Meures It, and. so ne Whe Knows the abilites Mt men races will pre- | turning the fortune] ping John right at the| in frat class atyle, but N) junior chan IBLACKSTAFFE First in Race for Scull- ing Championship of England. LONDON, July 22H. 0. Biackataffe, of the Veta Rowing Club, won the Wingfteld Sculls, which carry the title of Amateur Sculling Champion of Great Britain, in a race over the Thamen |champlonship course to-dtay. defeated his competitore in . Ashe and A. H. Cloutte, nty lengths. Fox, winner Wingfleld Sculls last year, did end his title in this year's cen- ——=——_—_ BASEBALL CHAT. Standing of the Clubs, NATIONAL LEAGUE. MM anything more horrible be imagine! then New York troppping apined sot a nthe Glante expect wh tr own campus thi Wl\luek, but there's nothing In the Chicago pitcher, pt Davie men teica on the trip be rounded Into great # Yorkers, of It may be that je acquit scare’* mood, Once the yesterday showing. yet they eed to win» majority of the games played and put a gos mark on the right slde of 340. That St. Louls team 2 bent oo meni big impression in the race for the pen ney slaughtered the Cin: «convincing. nzel is still Belding h ith the bat he would expect a youngster A Record SOUTHAMPTON, July 2.—What fs probably a record run for an auto- mobile was made yesterday by Mr. James 1. Breese, He started from New nd arrived here, a distance of In 3 hours and‘ minu! TAYLORE RACES TO-NIGHT. Little American Is in Good Shapeand Feels Confident of Win- ning. ede the ble event. They Include a f-mile open, a two-mile handicap and half-mile novice, in which Atty of the best riders will compete. techs Waal, arrangements have heen pere ted to keep the Garden delightfully coal ———__— has just wo nahip of the Wes Abram Poole, Jr the frst mer= | ber of the Princeton golf team, 1 cons tinue to play on the team neat year, on the university champloaship tn the (ll, and fo the Atlantic CH) Intercollealate tournament be A veey Rood Nork for Princely Popular Track Isn't Large Enough to Ac- commodate the Rac- ing Crowds This Sea-| son—Fine Sport Is Promised This Week. ground. It seems to be conceded that | Prince of Melbourne Is just now at his yest and It ds xn own that an a three. and distance never good colt, nto belleve hin dis- within a year. In arrying ability should both There ts woxition hi this ht be Increased and the chances are that he will go the rou HM rhghe. Ronniberts Good Chance. Thix question being settled, another artxes as to walsh of the three-year-olds inh t suited to go the route, The er inclines to Bonnibert. His race net Blues and The Parader shows one in going a distance that can be pl of ground and one that has a bunch of of the Journey. If anything beats Prince of Melbourne It ought co be this colt, The Pa fs such a rank running © of this sort that the he will be race Ish Commando. ¢ tigure wo far a in concerned, be chuse Commanido, waa a mick horae on that occaaion and It did not take much tw beat hin. ives, in the writer's opinion, te held safe boih by The Parader and Bonnt- bert, and there ts serious doubt as to iiity to go A distance of ground, his amt race he was stopping at the ofr the mile and a furlong and In another sixteenth First Whip would have beaten him, Can Alvedo Carry Welght and ‘Alcedo niro has to de reckoned with: ‘Thin ts a ood ho mance in the that rice was taken off by quent performance in’ the Brighion, when Toddy, at heat only. it moderate three-yea great sage, {te mny be that Alcedo can: not handle welght over a distance o! ground, but Jf he can he is a dangerou! ore ances h before ¢ fact. that he beat him with | At any rate,-the Brighton Cup this ear tolfurnish the best race eiuiaee als its Palatory, end that Is saying <= Sine ee eM, tori, BRIGHTON S BEST MEETING krent deal. |The Seagate Stakes, to be run on Thurn show some of the Brigh- ton andidates, for The Parader, Honnibert and Blue re eligible, Tale atake {eat a mile and a furlong, with penalties and allowances. Gold” Heels Ix also an ellaible, and if there four zo to the post there ought to be a crack: jing good race. There ire no other stakes of special interest for the rest of the week. MEW FAMOUS R No. 28518, LES, halt price, 31 Park, cytlometers, 35. Open til 11.30 P.M 31 Park Row, *} to_$8. Open to-nlg, ibe 80 SOUR Open ite-eiste HIGH-GRADE TIRES, halt price. al ark Row. $2.50 Gas Lamps, $1 10. ATLANTIC STAKES, To-morr 1 5 other Races. Landers Tang, HOLD) Pe GRINDLE, ” scalding, « speedtty cured.