The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1901, Page 4

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1901 ——_—_— Slew: HOW THE “BACKSTRETCH FRINGE” VIEWS THE RACES AT BRIGHTON FOR TEN CENTS ON GRAND STANDS MADE OF SOAP BOXES. ‘There is a curious element of ihe rae-|were caught, each w a Bow: : fag world that never xote Inside the | DAxK re which ne about sixteen it of business last Fri-y Fitzgerald jet them go. As the racers fence surrounding the Brighton Rosch [SE DNR val jay, Sh chi Ail] Mew pant the stand all kinds of yelle rack and yet aces every race from start | qii@fare each race tne lolies ee | kinds os petare could be hear: ss ” wl y a Wie eheet of olde and Invite tacound. us do business @ finish, This “Rackstretch Fringy,"” | bets tn Coney Island “narker’ style | | now, and thing here ts on Rooting for the Jockles, as It fs aptiy called, ts composed of the} In no time th w wed by al {de bum,” “Shaw's in front et after him, flotsam and jetsam of t cing world | of newabove and enger, excited | Burns! Why, dere's nuttin’ to tt) but eed Vaien Sew omenenidicek iin . Twenty-fwe cents to fifteen, ten Duet iF Viel win from here to the . Women a nildren daft on|tantn evens t eleht. were the Just then the | oop!’ yelled the red-headed eesing the ponies run dur without transactions het was plunge | race came salle: meana to purchase an admission at the) and wowld provoke “Hey, fellers, 1 Just lholnt. which wae ae ive he horses rounded the turn into big Kate. pa at te AMC UM tes eat ong, ‘The horses were i tch the “sports” got excited, and Among them are haggani-faced met, | the tia het on Tn oem ae 108 Sere Ay Ua GENE D Sate UD 1204 Smbire wilt wines shouted, the cole ence regulars at the bz cks, now | largest bet recorded on the sheets | 1p beh nd the adres jored man once mo hopelessly “broke ’’ ‘They mum see the | ed by the pollee from Shor “There's. Shaw Murphy's Faran-| “Ah. go aw ‘k and sit down!" Faces juat as a moth must fly ata iient | o> suena of the Feiner | } las and he will corr yo near cop [or mes ther youn ster clone by. i fy ring, wou 0 Ciree " | he coin, velled a dooy with a ors jwith the others who never did have} cruthes have. been an hand # ' to ‘money. TereHIReuCHiwoedlit :| your smoking," yelled out 6 ean only bet among. the «| wena i} hat tea be done very i} next Aln Cree Le hee a 7 om yatericn Bome of the more enterprisis Arey + for ‘Th Bvening. | lors Ne ea ronized Dowd's wtand Inst week, the Mied a] "Come ochran: get alm! yelled little soap-box grand stands and charge 1 eannity Mle vane ean ’ aD Hees HeSIOSCOnt AMEN TIC re all sort witions exclaimed) the & nore. 0D ee ee cote se vont iy Tau | eine gmt af ter nid ne sop ape Huis wee, Uf Ptr: Gees gftorts, toveateh Yeast six of thes e: Wttie turn | tne form vies. Among a Was ever i the in ort A WOT i a t anariding hard shanties | newateys and truck sety Pap eter dm fhe ring with tat gua ta cchean th Tambroipast;Paran: Bea! ONS Hthe Statentc! When amked wha ey rest headed boy Hees ary HEED told ire would win, didn't bet thelr lant nic nnibte for the apparent. 14k vet then’ the barrier Mew up and) 12 camel the young man. ; were former tout nistivetn “hasty 1 See AT aten aici Honly guessed | ou don't ing business in hange wagers. | You thone two guys standing toing her RU ARO cad (commas mls ieere nied tae. + The racing ass finally “« there mg to Roundaman Conboy a Icheaded tad who ha’ rooting plained, and the Tale Jord Detective Duffy tre | The cre sat down on thel Zookles. Inv one yard five 1 Centeal Oftce men, and they put He tDalookaupett i 1? | | .| 2 | <r The Batting Order. 4 | ‘s - — - i . . " i | | ——— |Champions and Phila- « ehanmte, et | = — . a Hi . . Wolverton, ab. a em te 810,000 Brighton|Authorities May Not/Annual Tournament, de!phias Anxious to Biek. rt a ; Champion Trott ol Iona Derby Had Only Permit Bouts at j Results in Very Win the “Rubber” binicn ss Young Millionaires 5 B on pot er Will Champion's Brother || MeCrecty, ef i e riven i Three Starters. Portchester. GinesIGn Contest of This imi, Make Their Debut on =. a gainst | Promises to Become =~ - Series. Wenney, 'p Field Aug. 13. ime To-Morrow. Noted Sculler. oe si —Emetite. i BRT OMEN EK ela teeth = R WICH, Conn, Aug. 1 —1t Joo (Specie! to The myenine Worlt ) " 4 TON BEAC! CB TRACK. | vary much eet Sin OD! rel SUDN NSO 1 i man was quickly disposed of by Di ARILETINE mrevirndan! “4 COLUMBUS, O.. Aug. 1—The . /‘ “4 UgHi= Tilalwasloneloflihermost voces | sini nG Siineersit aa Heheeinn Pate clone nes ul Ol ae am Te Rentoe soa) [and Kelley, No rans h ut nee alee eae ieee Aer pion trot QUES akg, Cham 1, Walle ¢ hagrallrament of Edward Hane eben tay lisse 4 a § 1. The annual] \S SPARK, BROOKLYN, a her « us at polo | x har h lan Ten Byck, the amateur champlon fscth: psof the year. for. racing pur: /exhibitone ut) hie Fuiyate (i ind Athe Lournament ecork Hills Gulf LThe titra and thal game of] yy Thies jtan ine, | urnatment on Tuesday, Aug. 13, | {00M Cle Me will scart qgulnat cutter, hax caused much regret amons a ow dso clear Cup, a ortehester, not Tabs, cape > sven he . SRren ey re eee 2] McGuire We a slow bouncer te Cres Thix event will be the | J's record « 0 It tslthe admirers o: te spe that the colors of the Jockeys could be | withstanding 1h pail ravestlonarer | arMERneT eter Ulett AGE BERRI} etree ohne Gaia NOMC Hera andl Hd: ANLECLNOUL HA stro Newport Cups, Jeontliently belleved that the Kreat «tall: MESS gy itttatneeasia terete Clearly seen at any part of a race with-| O'Rourke that his charier gives him the | nyorntnc with «seo ch t Dil nasal ate en Ress ate Liat snow kedt Helloyis rhilt loys alll form part of | tou will trot in 2 minutes fat t ten i ee Outdihe ald of ginesen, ‘There waa alright to give th Gt ut lanber Kilers from Philadeiphia drew @ ie i Woone hand and threw him out | the fomous Westchester Polo Club team, | If the conditi: at favorah amily fi n Eyck will produce the 4 E ° a [ght to give thew exhibiiio |. Gualitying rend want atitartiaal ees Ja ruth polis metas Havin baking W_{ Mr. Mark wtager Uf ‘The Abb ether wonder, who, It in expected, ay nic In the alr that was deeidely brac- ile rorecuting Attorney gai KF. Walste u dnd chiren set oC ete ht + tie day: wan Weal for baseball, The|and nutled te Keller in cimen Dupe ite. Kit Bled Vania ly rhther ha horse ub} Heide setnite: |i) also seveion Into a enamplon oarae i Msagreees with O'Rourke and eclatme qual tomectal play newly ; sf ‘ n ee, x mitts, Kittriage gobbles nial Da wherher, horse shall meet sceus man. E t J at omestal 4 r «ore |aun shone from a cloudless sky, and| levy Was the first Quaker to fan the Phey were th eoackine At Brighton Beach wee! i The track was perfectly dried out and hin charter aliows him to give there spective prizes oflered mateh| there wae just enough wind stirring cr homes ri to the tnning | rung cone were wee w kind, No at Brighton Beach week after next or/ The wonder Is a young brother. of {Im fust shape. ‘The card, too, was very | shows only in Bridgeport, Conn. and play, round aunt mirror) CHORE a) BEI Jer to Dahlen | Huclow stopped Demont's cannon vail ———__. Falward Hanlan, James A. Ten Eyck, Attractive, fo that the race-gmer had that he therefore hax something wo say jlaved t irate eee fe seal ainda and got It to Gunzel with lots to spare. who Is not yet sixteen years old. Thin nothing to wish for. save, perhaps, more aa to whether or not there bouts can weaned Ws Heat eboitct ; | Fourth in Cootey walted and walked on four wile GIANTS TO TRY ROCHELLE. J vounester. sithoush a mere stripling, t9 eionkys tai betlon!the!porien puled off in Kast. Portchent Hee Lea CRE AGENT Rea | ea ER aera omar te | eat crmsionen na uonniere lated Oumaler| stotieile another nutcouta. Cooley. 100K = a finished sculler Isom greater The lrighton Derby, for three-yeare ttl" Pt habe chit Walsh will refuse wit iy TENGE IER CEO eG, hlarger bers than pyar ans rand Aste Vat frst Thom ‘cond on a wide pitch, Bobby Lowe Roctrlle, the young pitcher of ¢ prodixy than was "at his He MLL MCCerNT si0i000 Sie Fiat EEE T | eater COR LERER DL Nel. tei a Cruuaeic hole hey have ned. There | Nude a pretty: carch of Sheckard' trlvs| preezed at three, No runs. South Brother Iain Fleld Club, wit | has been rowing he was seven © waa conceded to be a walkover for | <= — [Pitas was very clone In all three etghis ruhaea when the} Patty he a gcounler ty Walvers Fourth Inalng. a Lees att ie Now, pore next | Thder thelieltionseri nine tecnersibetene Yatercolor, ut Mortall and All Groen | Lady sterling, ot, D aa eer a 3 aby BAN reat Pai ss aiavcond No runs. | geinach's nice «ingle past Low week. Ho ts one of the best of the semi-| in now regarded an one of the greatent were not thought to be capable of giving | Patter Wenker. 119, lhur oe Une SIAL Dati neue ciatabe rig bot teams] Wp verton war declared aut an strikes. | oq for the Glante fest. hit. professional players In this vicinity. On oarsmen for hin age ever acen In a shell, him'a'ra: Fate Knight. 112.0'conn were castes fo win ttand weet uncough | anced aut a teh ity te MiG reety. | Dinean fred (one ten feet over Hae ky All he pitted againat the Young Ten Eyek le expected to make : tri ut bran 1st > Tea TICAIRURIINANOCE prac aaron RInEOE It alned. MeParland’s bounder | cy: ahkhend Sean ie Salis took}: seco! ou e a at 3 other his Init Appearance some time during, Tho attendance was not as large aa tof ituece Meat it ' king force] Delehanty at xecond. | § Sort Uthev rowing one fool Uo ‘ i. oo) fy No runs String: hit to Lowe, but Tenney muffed owing season of might naturally ve expected under ane |p tiank AEE ounce Nai 2 eR eed pa ere cen neds te irre the throw, Sel golng to third. Davis eathor condlitone ait with A MANY Whaley meh TL rs viuger Ned Manton pat in ’ snigied scoring Selbach, Strang going attractions offered ein ‘ face the Quakers. 1 mniNGe | MoCree med the tae centre | tf third. | Meri singled, scoring TDF. Preston, the win Zir) ont out the running, followed in erie Cote uliee CONG he elitcet, “Hewin then wanted | StTHiK. “Davis, went to nd. Bue vho was nod Jer Dy Byrne reu, Rather Baked nd MeCreery get te third. Me- ed to Ter who matted, ou $1, was bid up Wentker and ‘The There was ho ag for him Teaciattea n ¢ wit \ 000, | X wi u @ Med out te Rick, scorkne Me in \ RORY A ASL) ie ane Me fit: ie ampions WHE leave t o Lp f Iy's ty ow muffed by yt ry t NST HAREFOr » Where tie will pha three sag beet it Trwin waa forced at xec~ FIRST HACE y wo lengths from A M 3 . Kelley went out, Wolverton to oes ea [Wasa heat in front of Te jimes with the vietorttons Beaneate ‘Gieeeun H a furlongs, | Sixth Race—Six furor frat of whteh will be played te frst on balls ie eoond. Dineen i a 4 a = Mi oa RAT ENTE Teco a Hy wound Davia Long taking. third. Eczema sets the skin on fire. The acid poisons in Blariers, wents.. jocks ings « nird. i Vinliman K fagle sided to left and Long scored, the blood are forced out through the pores of the skin, Neaarham . Viest ss Tenney bitte ne, h i ed hii i i i i Bs up nag gute —a—— ug ' ; ane ; Jennings moving ty tO) ret. 1 PAE ats hua ok ou im causing intense redness, burning and itching. So ter- tia RESULTS AT DELMAR. \ — fe om bapalianinlihg thier co | Duggieyy Med out tie tt, batt Hane “ot Cuneta | Fible is the itching at times, especially when the body Odteroon, 110, Miuuer EA aiig nies = : INDEPENDENCE ee huriatinticoni hit Thomas waste thrown | Mrow. One run linea ted, th tlie almost distracted sufferer feels Gileschen, 110, Hooker eas ee) ‘ PARK, ST. Le PURE = which ‘Thomas cathered in, eran Kieth inning. | that he could tear the skin +) pieces, and that he must fring 110,08 Michaels 10h de orneera ie STN BEATEN AGAIN. Her Cross and Stveh Janta. dona atvanlee aver senconet | cFateh or go crazy, He kzows from experience that Linora, 110. 0 pean! ‘ ae eed ine u As RSENS eee atte eer Meany this only makes tatters worse, but, made desperate by the terrible burning and Be Late, io, Sime 4 {ages hte I = ve ‘| Nerroan del ine Wass Tides | Wot newinlih Hectavthi Dineen's dad ching, he is for the time being indifferent to after effects, There are several Queen of Dixtana. 110M m4 RY i RBG a new ind i elle 4 fret No riuninere sw erety fee a0 agit beat Let forms of Eczema, the moist, or weeping kind, that comes in little pustules rig 2 Nleig H ARH HRT AN beet ww ba which discharge a watery, sticky fluid, which drics and pecls off in bran-like rept i a teequarters af a ane (ridge, Davie singled to rigat. scoring sales. So profuse is the discharge at times that large scabs or crusts form, er eereti : : Wags 6 09 Vand 2 to Murtewson and Van. Selbach got ny chic are both painful and troublesome, and not easily removed. Red. disfigure btvory Belts ruahed to the front nt thas POTD Se. nytt Lohta were AUR Coa A itis further than secant | Meligide eingled ing bumps and sores are syinptoms of Eczema, ‘The dry form usually atticks fail and (as tes aR pans aint POTTS Ut cereate rea cerergene cme ea Cee Tee arias wna lid Davia the head, hands and feet; the skin, becoming hard and’ rough, often cracking ying lastent ; u lantenend Ee Nee as atn sim! agin seat ye Me erie mit third. AteTiride (went to necand | open and bleeding, and attended with much itching, Eezema depends upon a al Sifrom) Dt yh Holts Ghninpancol ey Nels by |e ceath Wu McGuirets fy. No. a pies nisoned condition of the way. mora AERC L BT DON toll er MePartand Irwi te Ke Go Baclan Coal Mr, L. Marno, Escondido, San Diego County, Broo aiid local ta 1th i _ was beaten th eiditiscor TUNG RtAP OBR: CuEsef eLeN ry Mmitnien ese first on Kelley's mutt Demont wart aut, | Oal, writes: ‘My body broke out with a rash | tions, whil thee aed The piace : — wh} Rariuait awe petted by hanienle throw. THtallman out, Warner Bemont war oat | or eruption which in spite of all efforts to cure | ous, while soothing and re SECOND tact BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES. |.-* lial wrnecuio wn aut a wont ont, Danien te. Kelley 1 ta Vans No runs. continued to get worse. The itching, especially | Cooling, aud may to some Vor ‘three-year-olds bellines) mile 0 is fara AUR Ra Dron STRERPLERI ine at night, was simply terrible; it would almost | ¢Xtent relieve the inflam- pStigiers, manta. fe ; HRIGHTON BEACH, A Takeiviee! Mitheaean tt, No tune. | prepagations without enedtranaihearine of By | (iecatesee eee Ie shots 100, Thome } r narrows | NE Ay YORK VS. BOSTON owe Wak 0 yw th Gangel.! 3, 8, determined to give it a fair trial, and w: ernal remedies x Boe ‘ Vow . 5 Long fanned made a mess of; j: do not reach constitue Balloon, af Cesite i i irl saeeaeiat| Long ‘tanned, Strang made a mean of) inexpressibly dolighted when a few bottles | 40,111 eel consti Rona Daring, 9).0'Con i ——— Dee clatrang: forcing, Aittridge:| cures me entirely, removing every blemish/and or blood diseases, Barberto, 9. 1. sth 2) pevan ‘ ‘ (Continued frem First Tage > No'runs. plmiplel from} myibody Bijshell ines fail to recom» Salscs, ointments, pow- Rtart woot, Won Movteta tet bt mecne | . 8. 8. whenever an opportunity occurs. | <ers, lotions and soaps do Inshot raced seta) “ «selling, fl " ry ‘ = 4 a more hari th q pot pace to the Pres: |} ie ee breezes from the bn aKa fountaln, nie near me Nees rt ana toue rrief. | gpa Js took t rin ¢ when New! smearing over and sealing up the pores of the skin, thus fares neither eteey el te 4 dy han ret Thigy, with, tie added PH E Rirwed Sere eee cautions wie of a) iiked, Sel hack into the blood, S.S, S. antidotes and neutralizes the acid poisons and closes together. next: On, the. far, turn ‘ a Mathewson in the : a {Basra drives out of the circulation all impurities and humors, and the pure, rich blood ESTES A Gn Men an ariateinnenueDstien zl Troment a sowd ty the rounds that{ Davin wa kame again to-day, | Just ax Van 6 Van that is carried to the diseased skin quickly allays the inflammation, lengths from tow Wax three ” He thre J tnandate the bandbex.) but Hickman got another day off to [turned chird and scored, Kittredge belnk clogged up d the skin bec ey y imation, opens the is area { ‘ a BE iP pores, and the skin becomes soft, smooth and ready ct i Jengths tn front « 5 " condly panch of porting | make a eure Jol of his Injured a | too | slow in handling” Tenny'a throw. fi i 2 yeady. to perfurns ite THiiDLRAcE | a i i Vhere 1 ros y x en ue Ws Tr ineaaeelh sel Vana nker. | Duyis was oul, Lowe to Tenney. One reer on ions To bois of Hee ane you must first purify and build up the sae S et otal ed ° milr va men then yston er] Manager Selew xelected neen to | run, , blood, and nothing so sure! ei mete at ta and op ; @ Jon the home team piteh. Me dn the stab a vouth [ Slagie fanned. ‘Tenney's hit waa too] ne and effectually docs this as S. S, S., the onl one mi! nt offered (to Sen h mart yout ho} ie guaranteed purely vegetable blood purifier. d fe Netting RAE UO Pa tlwanit much, fed adise| held the Glants down to two puny hits | ROLES BUCO Teeny wae cent war | Skin Diseases, and wri iy ah Sent forjour;book/ on lood/and sears i 4 za omen wan | chou don't walt iM a Wiataes penreeetaare puny hits Ther to Davis, Demont was) Sh | cere Senile? our porcine for any iilcoualtog or advice you may May W.. 10 Fourth Race—Hans! pis iS aay aise se gusted New orke! sf angel, No runs, . ical advice and boo! ree, ie Swi Specific C jercure, rth artli a sreeiyearcotdal ana | Hen vawin, and It seemed x ipecific Co., Atlama, Ga, eh : | wx if Wiis Raining why? t vous fellers bet on Sea Firet Inning. tcheh innings. ‘Bun Ko : | 97} Columnitn Ronber?” 1 the Bostonian, Van Haltren popped a high ane to{ Melirite singled to oft. Bue! Ss } AEN ah viii) atalianel » i ee CEN: } jo Me _ sing! to oft, portsmen's Goods, set the, a fir wn ST] We dtd once,” replled th thamite ng. Selouch wax badly fooled hy | fanned. Warner forced McBride, Ds a ey Fa ee ieee de, A ttast0 shot compared) "ree gorkacrews,, Sirung Med to Mur- | mont to Tenney to Lang. Warner was BICYCLES FOR HALF “i ' t 5, t . | on rat. ne} jorced Varner, ror half a mie, whe N ne bree with the Glantas at that’) Se the money)” Davie fumble of Slagle's warm | Long to Demont runs. $4) racing wheels, with Morrow cossteg, ropped out oft) Waite i ‘ ne BON neti lan m. not enough tol xrasser gave the Beaneater. i li hon ley tied to” Warner, Murphy Wolt-American, | police. wheela gan to close 1 yw y) | Cane ue wae tutiy. and | jiqubtate nih Nas| tuted cleat tocthiedionsTannoy ; leanned. Love was out, Buelow to Gan- rh Beh one ties ‘ one bt ne eeeris and} quia to rikht axle galloped home| zel. No runs. 0 $1.5 f by three pi iene H fantye enney to thintan-Demonts well [on pa phil ativan ALE was fifteen W fr 1 ‘ sored it of the eopretty girlie in a cage Ha i Rae ond hase ALL C Cc e second-hand wheels, $2 te f wie leit, ' if a a eleeer enna should have ait E 3 2 ice iinet wi jogger the amen see Phe ite net hue BASEBALL CHAT. “oct mens ie it £8 gon, honest | UO Ay ney and Den A and a helt. fanete. nad Can sol miles home only for a distance of ten fe ze re nD on Danny MUrHay 6 | 1 wan the same old wiory again yertorday—the sat atl sates Medical. hte, jocks, St Hit hin SKM ied hrs even a iS e centre of the grand-stand oO far fel «| tani 1 heir bat " yeu ed : Sepals iy FORMAL TNA heupr fla right in thi OM a na) onechand | auacte comld mat eel hele. a a She beet ttm on Rupture’: tre OLD DR. GRiNDLE, VAAN. Green, é, } . Hack of this be the & ore of es swift bounder and re 1, of course, were treated to another dose of for ladles. IMPROVED. aes lait ai y Vemortallo, 116, 33 a renaRaee fee aaestion of the Central Park mon. | {red his “man to Ganzeh, but Murphy | detest. and a. whltewaeh at thet!” file Lanky THAR, Gag rosdway, New York, Tit, GRINDLE!S acteatie, treatme Co Bart ood.” WW: : cored enw K Mk ot oe sinter pte aa again tyeaners bon (eacanila’ eal ur trusses are not 5, he u Ce WINNERS AT HAWTHORNE, [kes pen jevored enstiy. Tang struck out, Four | willy pitched agatnat Davis'a men again yeater-” gold! by” agente viyasre.) ea not he rage way donne . Sp (hink Mathewson be fust lovely,” day and wan chiefly responalble for thelr shut-out, ‘Two doors below Wansmaker'e, near 9th otreet. Pelane an In Mtuperty HAAWTIIORNE. At 1—Phe racen Bal Meira th tosdiyel gammest? pitienby Fan in nd corralled Davis's By muffered in the last twenty-five gamer Sport TY pies i Ress ea Abe e he'd ond Kh pop, MecHride’s poke to Slagle wax played. orting. me that Waterco Nat | ng of the ERE eee : at ns SY don't." snapped the other, “Hey just ike Davie'n and met the wine fate i George Davie played’ with the Glents yesterday, Pens: PA oanuasneiocn GENITAL itnce a onechalt £17} ugh to. be dn better company.” low Was liecky to. t Uescd down, but his prawence did not help them any. They} JF 12D TIT) Weat + a ) tod and rs but he was at one oat econ fouid not bat, abt When @ team cannot hit the as ays oO ‘Advice { pwrapiand scone iw ‘ : Magerue nal iSO knows how old dog Tray | Warner’ 1 socwhat . Heit at Meo ororer thine fall theses tees} inh the e Y Ff Medicine $1, Moura 9 Sundays 9 to 2. Ps ee LAN Def, country will not sin games for tt, = — mas oe was ten le Vieasa | aesand DISEASES OF WEN CURE to at at. nt 2d SZ yootts ib for: phic Dincen popped te | Sork every morning at Latting and runging bases SDimater snag tioentstanaimarrcutitonadi errs Foe ea Tune} prank Bowerman got a telegram ne- | Natty, pfitale Mel to Meliride. The | Nork daily, laok at the @iference in bath Race Ry manent cure: muarantegd, Call any time, | : Phird Race at fore the game that his wife Js critically | rap to right-feld fon No rt is teame’ playing. bheenendactitd 7 Short course.—Won hy id Lhe 0 Giants played yeaterday without makin . fh | Frond, nation, btey| ill, ‘There is no other catcher here Vhird Inninw. rr it'they wouldoniy wet back that baiting | 82 MIGHCLAGE CONTESTS To-MonnoN an [for pl it, and Crest third. Time| hut Warner, so Frank had to stay for| Ganzel fi Mrenie whieh they sported at the beginning of the PUCLUDING RS TEREL IAS Sunday World Wants move the Bi 265 1 reba fens Lab chalet haccidant tibeusm a emelreent ia Umut pop up to Kit- | Seison ‘they might cliesb a few rungs on mat! acing beging at 2.30. Landers fand. b ame ug e. Matty's, Juet Ike :t, fell in Ten- League ladder. Reached’ by All Coney Island Routes, 'DUsiness world,