The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1901, Page 8

af a ' f a ALL THE NEW BELLE OF TROY WINS. ACAI. ENIGHT OF RHODES BEAT THE AMAZON FOR PLACE. King Hanover Took First Race) from Rockwater—Track Was (Special to The 5) GRAVESEND RACF %—The card was made up entirely of over-hight events at the track this ‘affernoon, but {t was an exceedingly tractive card nevertheless. There were several races that had stake quality. ‘Mire day was jdeal and the track ‘it / record breaking purposes. ‘The attendance picked up ab yesterday, and there were many burned faces that told how some of tv <regulara spent yesterday watching Co- +}umbia and Shamrock. ‘To-morrow the match race between Heno and Endurance by Right will run. Some horses have been entere Dut will’ probably not start, In order to conform to Jockey Club rules a third | sun entry was necessary, as match races Gre pronibited. The withdra of Sombrero will make {t a match Just Uv same. i FIRST RACE. Por two-year-olds; handicap; five ani a halt Retting AMILPia. 8 Jocks. Bt Turner 1 Wrndriy 2 wai 5 4 6 $ oa int, S esiacoet, 113, Moune + Gatton, ae Phare Formosa, 115, Woods Numeral, 102. Daly Carroll D., 93. Creamer Bemahee, 108. O'Connor. 7 Start good. Won ridden out — 1.06 15. King Hanover jumped away In front but he was outrun by Rockwater, w held a slight advantage to the stretch. with Pentecost and Chilton a lenst and a half away. In the run King Hanover clored on Rockwater, | and in a hard drive won by a head | ‘Rockwater was four lengths In front of Pemecost. The time of th is | the the mark of 1 cours Endurance set by Right # few days ago. SECOND RACE. For all ages; handicap; tlle and a slates re, whts., Jocks. Bt.HIf. Pin Ballers troy, 10; cnr 24! Kt.of Rhodes, 118 ‘asily. | Tims ht of Rhodes had th andr though he carried took him signe the f in cloced on him entering itretch and they raced far turn, a length and a ha Bt, Finnan and Belle of Troy, clase together. Well in the st bf Troy rushed to the front and won be pleased by two and a half lengt! from Knight of Rhodes, who was, length and a half in front of T Amazon. | 3 > THIRD RACE. For maiden two-year-oléa; about aix furloves Betting whts., St.0f, Pin. Str. Starters, jocks. Besaje McCerthy, 110. Wild Beas. 110. O'Coanor 110. 99 10 4 Start straggling. Won cleverly, Time—1 M1 2 fly Eve cyt out the running, fol- lowed’ by Wid Bess and Bessie Me- Carthy. In close order. ‘They ran th Way {6 the stretch, where Hesse Me- Carthy went to. the front and 1 cleverly by two lengths from Early E Who Was half a length in front of Wi Beas. ‘The winner was out loose for a Killing, being backed from 15 6 to 1. FOURTH RAC For all ages; mile and a oe it6, tf Bert go04. Time-1.46. Flywheel at hed to th and opened up on Ogden, before Eth to the stret down and vite Fiywheel was twelve len Ethics. Kinnikinnte, Oittrate, 95. Dai ‘ fmosity, 9. Martin Btart good. Won rasiiy Bold Knight rushed to ts Made the running, and Animosity. On. the hackstret 4 Potente went to the front and was never efterward headed, winning clay , haifa length from Bold Kalghtws four and one-half lengths in’ fro Kinnikannte. Sixth Race—Won by Hobs wecond. ind Somerset third — —=—- GRAVESEND ENTRIES. (Spectal to The Evening World) RACE TRACK, GRAVES 27,—The entries for to-morrow's Are as follow Elicy Lady Mollyrood .., & Trump... 102 Leonid se ST Peart Pinder Pourth Reco—Thini Special; mx furlongs, grace by Right. 32 . fombrero 4 14 Today ‘ 104 122 The Regent 8 Ae seen lOT Race—Two-year-vid matdens; five and a +110 Caller 3 ‘The Laat” San, Major Daingerdel 10 Pignuent 19. Caughina 100 | night, Hi 96 CHAMPIONS CO DOWN AGAIN | PITTSBUR: | G WON OUT BY 5 TO! 4 SCORE. | bree Runs in Eighth Inning Gave | Pirates Lend Mant } mhin't Overcome. The Hatting Order. (Special to Tie frening World) PITTSBURG, Sept 7 —Hanlon : his hired men good acd strong ing aSure defeat over dumb gaging, and ter thls after- of the high-priced stars | fare taking things easy now that th on is practically over and first place ach, imit Hanlon is out for and he prodded the dere i has won five pennants and nd twice In seven years, and that to finish next to the this year Is practicially an nding at the top. Hanlon hax signed no me his stars * yet, bUC sume of them are sure to stick by their old manager. Tom Daly xXpressed his willingness to sign this morning, but sad that he did no busl- hess on Fridays and asked Hanlon to Wait until to-morrow morning. ‘There are others of the same mind. For those Who are holding out, Harlon han a hot arg In which he compares the American League with the Miller syndl- eat Faliers, he save, are holding out the» batt as the 5% per cent Fist, and are offering fat Interest {i the shape Iners 1 salaries on the expected principal coming from the sur- plus Inning. Keeler ted to Beaumont, Branafeld mad corking stop of Sheckard’s torrid seer and won the race to first miner missed Dolan’s third strike and the runner beat the throw Davis hauled down Kelley's long. fy No runs took care of a rke kr Iitchey grabbed Ke Wagner dingled Wagner ew the ball ¢ agner scored, Leach running to fire, Hurke took He was nalled stealing. One Third Inning. fled to Beaumont. Dolan Hey Med to Davis, taking third Daly wae flelded \ er, No rai Zimmer singled, Philipp! aacritice: Davis walked. Clarke grounded to Daly. Beaumont beat out a sl grassar to Dehlen and Zimmer scored mont stole Wiener was Bea Aout on striker, One run Fourth Inning. oy Burke's bad throw Farrell hit to Burke. "oon the run, and stlel! for a rattling sacrificed Day rel} Burke’ Ritchey: wick- ed dine completing a fast de Kitson Med oto Davie. Ritehey handled Keelers bunt. Shekard's weak Stab was flelded by Phil No runs Zimmer dled on a grounder to Dahlen Phillippe sent a iiner co Dahlen, Davis gro to Dahlen. No rune Sixth Inning. Kelley signied Daly's miscue single Irwin hit throw 1 who touched D. third. One run, Clarke died. T Kelley. Irwin \ pretty y nit «harp grounder. He Wagner s Wicked stab. N Seventh Inning. Idied an a grounder to Wagner hear outa hit to Ritches Perart sh Kitson n sing! Sheekard wax enught third. Dolan was » rune i Cooler , to. Dolan Phillippe by sunded to Burke. Daly Med nt Dihlen fanned. 3 une Davia tripled. Clairke walked. Beat lown 1 Davin was run do home. Hoth ingle. Was Dolan’s ble singled. xeoring | Wagner hi angled. Hransflet) taking third Hurke » Daly vad waa doubled up with Ritchey. ‘Three runs Ninth Inning Burke fumb n't grounder reli singled, 7% touk K bunt and threw out trwin Done farrell. Keeler Med van ran for ekant forced Kitson HAWTHORNE RESULTS. RA TRACK, ex run HAWTHORNE here to-day rr e—Six furlongs —Artena, 716 Land 2 to, wast Deemarch, 2 to & for place, ran second; Automaton third Time—1.14 1-2. Second Race—-Mile and a «ixveenth.— Won by Hard Knot. at 5 and. out Laureate, 4 to 5 pli ts second and Reseda third. moda 1 ‘Third Tace—Five-elghths of am! tte t Won by J. V. Ruzzar. & Merrimom third, Fourth Ruce—One mile yarda—Won by Rolling Bo Kirby, and at 1 to proy, even fur plac ond; Brutal third, ‘Time—145. a Broadnword Bout The (al) opening xymn: Twenty-ahird street Y. M. C. 23d St. Y.M.C, A. will oocur toe And an attractive feature wil be a qzhibition enciag out with broadswords cai D, Mt. Braille Kellner, tle exhibition of the] Tae? milo Negron!, an Stallan fencing master, aud FOOTBAL ENGAGED DEVELOPING TEAMS (a (a) (ole fole le rereleleleseseleserere ividual foot- HW players will be Iauded to the skies thetr wonderful playing. But Chere € 4 set of men who must not be for tten in the singing of the pra Are the men who round t hape and under wh experte of former r ones benefit aches, and a football one Is lke home without ani the the team without A mother. This Is the time of year when thes same coaches are literally worked to ath. The developing reen hands on the gridiron is not a soft thing Many sleepless nights and long days of | hard work with the men in the fled is thelr lot. and when the season. onl thene Kame coaches are usually forgut ten by the followers of the game though not by players. Tals wee Marly. I# a busy one with the c To-morrow the first Kames of the season are to be played and there ts not a college, with Pri ton’s exception, whieh has not a game eds what the men tm scheduled, ‘That first 5 hes have heen 1p to. The game portance, but even naller universtites m they mean much working thelr bears uo great h they are ant rom early morn until tate this | afternoon will the coaches of all the Dig elevens have thelr men out felds working. ‘They will have th At as possible for tre ye and that tea hard Jon early in the « ” TaN Yorkers probat Columbia's work ts moxt inte thes. he wearers of the blue and white have been hard] wt work Hranferd, Conn wetting | into shape under the eye of Coach} George Sanford. No better justructor ald a have Last year he Worked the erstwhile weak at Almost a state c was ugh to b BI 4 give all th ati warm arguments Sanford ts with team thie eleven will ty Aout Me ha worked diligently with that object infor view and has pretty nearly acquired bis object \ At Harvard there ud the same san- Coach Reid} m. THE WORL S OF THE SPORTING WORLD. ~- D: £ snyraNi yt RIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 227) I L COACHES NOW BUSILY The Task Is Not Easy and Many Sleepless Nights Are Spent by the Experienced in Shaping ‘‘Green’’ Hands Into Good Players. a)eleyorerey BROWN, OF YALE. FAST MILE BY AUTOMOBILE. FOURNIER DROVE MACHINE THE DISTANCE IN 1.14. ‘The Trial Was But an Exhibition, for the Races at Fort Erle Were a Failure. | BUFFATA, Sept. 27.—Henry Fournler |drove his automobile twenty-five miles in thirty-eight minutes in the Fort Erle automobile race yesterday. It was really an exhivition, as the races did not fll very well. Alexander Wilton won the 4#-horse- bower vehicle race, his best time for a mile being 1m. 16s., while Fournter did Im. 14s, with his. ————_—— NOTES OF THE GOLFERS. A mateh of importance in th women’s team champ! district im to take place .o-day at Hil Golf Club between the Easex County and Innecork teams. The Eavex County players have thus far been credited with « string uf un- tr muccese to-day may winning of the championship e headed by Misa Genevieve 4 ELF. San- apres for the metropolitan, e Bhinnecock Hecker, the p will include Mix ford and Misa Mari The women of the tested for th a champion, Mrs jernora’ Cup yeaterda: sores were Gross. Handicap. Net. Mee BF. Hutehine W435 100 Mm Fo OM. Harrtaon We XO Miss Hetea Mei mz 10s Misw Mf. Gwinn B= 70" 1s Mra 0. EL Rogers, Wie The Morris County Golf Club haa arranged & rly attractive list of matehes for the late th the appearnce of {ts women's team th the championship seriey of the Golt “Amoctation should prove an The Orst open golf tourname: Pleasant Field Club will b on Ort. 3.4 and 5 on the club links at Ossining. The camn- Petition Is open only to members of clubs on the Mudsoa Rive! F of the frat trophy, the 3h ‘up, weil virtaally Le the Hudson River, of the Mount MISS ANTHONY IN GOLF FINAL. MRS. TAYLOR WILL OPPOSE HER FOR WESTERN TITLE. ‘Mra. Alexander and Miss “Johnny” Carpenter Lost in To-Day’ jemi-Finals. CHICAGO, Sept. 27.—Oliss Bessie An- thony, the present Western champton, and Mrs. H.C, Chatfleld-Taylor, of On- wentsla, will to-morrow oppose each other in the finals for the Woman's Western Amateur Golf Champlonship. Miss Anthony broke the woman's rec- ord for the course, making it 91 strokes, and defeating her antagonist In the semi-finals, Mrs. W. A. Alexander, of Exmoor, 7 up, 6 to Ko. Mrs. H.C! Chat- fleld-Taylor disposed of Miss “Johnny” Carpenter, of West-Ward-Ho, 6 up, 4 to go. Before play began the pairings ar- ranged by the committee were upset by @ protest entered In behalf of Miss Car- renter, Miss Carpenter was paired wit “hampton Besse Anthony, of Glen View, Inst night, but Miss’ Carpenter chimed this was in error. A The rules provile that the strongest player and the weakest, as shown by 45 vious play, shall be paired. LT have never seen a team with so] during which the ‘varsity, by end plays, | Mirhenter's protest under this rule was ttled an outlook as this . puccoeded in scorimg a tudendown in the | upheld. and she was palred with Mea, Tt rst half and another in the second on| ILC.” Chatteld-Taylor, of Onwentsla. Tie SLE ANC rushes, Suliman and Benjamin W. A. Alexander, of Exmoor, was Liervactl in the or all togs, and| paired with Migs Anthony. 5 paterial and new boo and what te the work Miss Emma Kirk, of Onweatsia, won Wtuire will be is at from Misa ML. Brower, of Edgewater, by thetic - Vupand 2 to play, in the semt-finals of & the «ma hte, Solace Cup.. Mrs. A. A. Gullbert, se Patenms Coren tay of Racine, won from Oflss Bdyth Hoyt, of Onweniala, by 3 up and 1 to play in the semi-final contest for the Tyro Cup. —$ $$ STILLMAN YAIE'S COACH. Former Tackle W ortun candida ve will Heht theinown way thetr daring a ir Monday town, but will re owas fast. football Gorton Brown t yet returned to will before 1 Mave Charge nt at the outlook and | |. CR ga of Football Ci Ne for a new mat ecanlerted iat (COllbe NEW HAVEN, Conn., sept Narvaniitentaaire|sinecitey ach Starbuck. Stillman, 191, of Brooklyn, N. Y., has and raw ones at] the ‘yaraity and s wenae Wed 2 Froantaan was | Reen appointed head coach of the Yale 'r c ss [feos hvaraltrsanlscruslelevendzate Mist's | Ualversity squad for the season, While DELMAR RESULTS Ing, nutithrouh ithe hardest nrncticelot | some vere commendable | in college Stillman for three years 4 lavainetat eat himvelf to the notice | iiayed tackle on the football team. TRACK, DE n here ws iret” Race—Five Little Master, 4 to Dand Wor Magzara wad Chandoo mile.—Won by El : Marey. for py Fan second; Don Luts third, Tim, kritn, 13 to Sand ev Tol 1423-4, Third Ra ighths of a mite Won by [ubus, 7 to Mand ont ey Fo. to 2 for ‘pla ran hn rm third. Time—102 | rr BASEBALL CHAT. in but atill, for Jot of eatintaction th trating oat Jack 1 team. When given a half chance Luther Taylo About as good a plicher as there in in the League He hae abown that several times this year Luther is a sensitive chap and needs a little encouragement from tes to pitch kommt ball, ing hia game now he has been * poaltion he has been doing w. and afle!d. Dating eye of John 6 14 not took 1 for one day. Mow Jack Doyle dose piay a. Yeaterdoy he was 20 overanxious (o beat his old mates that he made an error, But then, ose mlaplay out of Atieen chamaes 1a not 20 bad inst the Giaota! « WOMEN'S STORES. NEW YORK: 166 W. 1asth St., cor. 7th Ave. .bet.Ann & Deekman 1 A Haste ot or Tae cor, Reade St. 3341 Broadway, opp. Herald Bldg. 13sth St., cor. 7th Ave, : TAKE OUR GUARANTEE FOR IT. Miuroeswery nae Bedford Ave. Regal Shoes are the real thing. Nothing better any- where for any money. Style, fit, wear — all as good as money will make. The Regal is always and only $3.50 — not one price to-day and another'to-morrow. 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The combat, twenty rounds, will come off before A.C, New Dritain, in a few National rt Jack Downey, of Brooklyn, ter a prolonged absence from t! y | ing. has come forward with a YY, who t# looking well, says to celebrate his return to the roped square with a match with Joe Handi Johnny Ritcale, of Chicago, has arranged ¢! following battles: To-night, at St. Louls, Ritehle Kid McFarland Yor twenty rounda at the same city, Clarence Forbes, of Chicago, and Nenny Yanger, the “Tipton Slash er." On returning to the East Ritchie has the promise of a match with Hughey MePadden, of Brooklya, and FAdie Lenny, of Philadelphia. Gus Rublin fe suffering with a severe cut on the left hand as a result of trying to protect a sional. Joe Nernstein and Rublia amento, and while there Joe got into ation with'an Italian fruit vender, who pulied a knife on Joe. Just as he was about to the weapon into Bernstein's body, 4 the Italtan’s hand and knocked ground. In doing so he infictet a wound self, which for a time was rath 2 ist Held for Manslaughter. —Charles HM. Arm- airong, « pugilit, bas been held for trial oo reo of manslaughter by Judge Hadley tn the Police Court. The evidence that John A Dloa died on the morning of Aug. 16 from In- Jurtes received in a contest the night before with Armstrong Hitchie Pag! LOWELL, Mase, Sept. Sportsmen's Goods. ENGLISHMEN SCORE 198. BIG MATCH BEGINS ON PHILA- DELPHIA FIELD. ig Crowd Sees International Cricket Match. Day Too Cold for Fast Work. (Special to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27,—The first test match between B. J. T. Bosanquet’s English team of cricketers and Phila- delphia began here this morning on the grounds of the Merion Cricket Club. The day was bright and clear, but @ trifle cold for cricket. J. 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