The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1901, Page 8

o2) THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOPER 30, 1901. REFORMER WON TFTA ANGE. KILOGRAM TAKES FOURTH AT | AQUEDUCT- Neautitul Wenthe Card ang AUiracted Mig Crowd te DUCT RACE TRACK, O . =Perfect weather, of © mer sort, was 5 ple to spend th ‘ 6 doors. The pro : was the race tfach . : a fairly good car vn out in goodly nui There was quit cluse to card and several of races wert quite up to the average of the mor | pretentious tracks. The track was | supe. b condition, and ant as 1 be. Supt. Reilly haa kept the xolr yan inch or tw Good and firm, with + of soft soll, ndh afest and bes. 0 brik on a making OL l0(e ee ieiefeieiet driving , The talent "very mm in doupt| in this race and Demirer, Potente, St Finnan and Flora Nona went to tie post favorites at ato Leach, Ous, Hgntly Weighted, cut out the running, followed by mt, Finnan, May \W. and Lady of the Valiey. They held this order to the stretch, Where Redpath closed on the leaders. The finioh was a beautiful drive, St. Finnan winning by a i Kk in front’ of Lady 0 Valley, who beat| New Yorkers ‘T Redpath a heal ears be Demurter stumbled as the fleld left Ute ‘and Garrigan landed on his feet His han ere tangled In the reins and he ran fifty yards by the side of; the horse before he fell. He was ehuker up a dit Gut not seriously hurt. SECOND RACK. For four-yearoids and up yerds. Maver Je and aeventy Netting Bearters, whts. jocks StHC Pin. str lh Dr. . ndecly 1 1 TF 2 Handicapper, 108, J. Martin ‘Mercer, da ‘Trabor, Astor, bs Hooker Marry McCoaa, 105. 105, McGuire n easy Rich ard, FOURTH RACE For three aad up: selling: mite and peventy yards BF Starters, whee * ie Kilogram ed i Prinee ft bie z 10s i Mart poor, Won ranlly Time ey Alard was the first to.» a Ban outrun by Bowe <i ‘ Eefore they had got to the back #¢ iy Kilogram took the lea Hf iS wine |! ra, | curn und galloped: bom her by a length fre whe was a neck vier n Prt RACE. aay Mae. Mart bal WW, Dot Won Bruff cut out the Hise Pato, Retort They held ‘this Refarmer we won cleverly by a was two lengths Reetleut SixTH For at ages, mle a artets., white. jocks Hira, Oom Paul won Advance Guard second Champ hi — WINNERS AT LAKESIDE. LAKESIDE RACE TRACK, CHICAGO, Oct, .-The races scheduled to-day resulted as follows: Firat Ra. -fourths of fon by Wing 1 Jmer, sec t, third. Becond Race. mile.~-Won by 3 Chi here -Oni arche quarter Hout, Three-quarte Wen by Burnte Bunto loney Muss, second, j The Pride, third. Timea th Race—One Mile und threes Gan, Boer first, 9 tod, and man Thompson zecond Franglble third. Tin Ethies vith Nace—For aid ing; mile and Nannie Votantine ‘The Burlington Noute ‘@.veason of much gure oC all wilt: come Vreanat Jim MeGlbben Mark boo) AE es ALL THE NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORL D. MEHMET NECHAD, LATEST TURKISH WRESTLER, ° IS SON OF THE GOVERNOR OF CONSTANTINOPLE. id COLUMBIA, 29 | HAVERFORD, 6. INTERESTING FOOTBALL GAME AT POLO GROUNDS TO-DAY. ene Up Thele 0) and Score, ‘Then Mies, Mumb) and w lw mation urlongs Candiing Carl Kohler Anza Darling Hondman .... Mollie Peyton, Boooon EST SCORES. p- Noted College Graduates tore at | Ss | ; (Special to The Evening World w CHAUNCEY 1 tex Habs the St » compete Univ hole Chapt plonshizy fo sity handicap, 10%, Creamer Mayor Gilror, 102, 1 Misslonary, 105, Richan ae Dig Gun. 108, Moun “0 : Ht bed Won ridden oat Time—tie 13. [Ie ag : ra ‘be! Riddle beat the fag aid was Never | pects whelmtt sis vantage Wan enouxh TEOMA arrang make him win from tae others, wh: nees being 4 Were hustling to catch him all the ws as Astor and Handicapper raced in be- took the game as hind him to the stretch, where Astor sprint in) preparation stopped, Trebor and ‘Mercer “ahen ash : closed grounds but rable ty biz game with | ie toca round catch Dr. Riddle twe yivania, jocigts, (aia Found ja Gta rg Tengths from Handicapper, whe wax a] There was not a very big crowd on | QORRy score, is. The Man head in front Gia hand when the two teams lined up for! play: follow fa; etx furlongs the frat half, Columbia's. team was |W it to a nearly the eam that which played | QM o 3 PRE Hae « Yale, except that Kingden’s and Bereta i gai rlen’s positions were filled by: su 4 i Hi. attenae! Fleet iat, Morrich 108, Mouiice the gridiron and they warmed up in the urual way by falling on the tall, eaten ing punts and runuing Uhrough signals c nbia appeared swan after and lost not ff their sweaters and ‘Start guod. Won bandit getting dow business umbia 5 Ernest Parkham made the early run-out go armind the end and through |e ning, followed by Barouc LUT EOE GEOL Me eras i ard, Octoroon and Andy Williams. ‘They | te Ore th cine Tan this way to the stretch, where | the toss and chose the kick tu Barouche went to the front and, stall-| bia tri tym which were ‘ ing off a rush by Andy Willams, won | successful All down. the 5 by a length and a half. Andy W: Tiltams | eld columbia. m iret town % was half a tength in front of Ben How- |down by a mane p carrying (257457 1s aM Terrible Terry”? Husiness If He Terrible Terry welsht fgh oy | xood as might be gl followin teaser: ne Sporting Kid’ Lawrenc for Nev, 30, L will t Grit Jones, of any ot hat hye pound man in the bu ng fotever. of Brook UNIVERSITY CLUB GOLF LF TOURNEY. MOORE AND INNIS HAVE LOW- abam, tub, 100 us im. no 104 107 = A SENSIBLE FIGHTER. Supplies Will ¢ Loses Boo Supples is a bantam- and be {a showing some ned from e. Itt win my tyn, 10, (76- 10, 1 10 fahe which 1 76 | oN 5 " The allies Is Smaller ahem Other Tu aa Who 14 04 Have Been Here on Same Mission. 1 104 i us}Has $2,500 Posted to Meet Roeber or Any nies} Other American on the Mat. | uw el Mehmet Nechad is the fatest Turkish any Amer! 6 an prize: fener 4, ins, takes 1s gg | SFestler te visit this country, He ponent Manning wandicnall|| Sheen here for some weeks endeay Ht ll sunning und eal n LoFiaise, tha ghamPlbaR TOCA Says He Defeated \ alah. | ayireat terry ie AS comparatively small in stature as 1 9t pute fs inne euer, he Ger hot know what 7 is challenges will be accepte tt ts nave His (Wo shoulders. pimuied 8 Is the oman ot te }oncuuntered ‘the ‘gigantic. Nouroulan, i and that pul of humanity waa flopped 1 p Mae viet of tht InKater, who, by. SEW Vehe wig. fs ants ov 0 yearn old : ns, the elon- ANY Gracco- Toman wrestler w te meet tila. nothat Necoad has woz ity Yank who im matches with 4 n Jenkins or any ne the Sult former of the grappling wrewleenta Mie ‘snd that ik what lie In here for. He ag] niomy his predecessors in Nouroulah, Yo: el 1 city 4a forfelt for him fora This man tx mate metre has been sponsor for 7 i many who have visited this country, and man to drive fear this Job is nothing new to him, body " M) But he ts butlt well, 1, besides that, [Rem of LTE Ce ibet e Hesenses Virlure such as few of his race | The new Turk In an Interesting per- 1% Sn shalt ek son, Wouldn't it seem strange If Gov. 40 u ty bah i; had a great big son and that he het Welghs only pounds, | would think so much of his athletic sell % MWiwhich te many than | as te chakenge the world? men who have ~ from |The newcomer is a rnor’x son cy 1 3 he 1 the offspring of no, a personags wv 4e same part of the gle We ia us) than the overnor of Constantingple. trong an the provert nb its his wo connections must be pretty 8 fae. to pennt 1 make and Jost whether he will be In a eect favor when he returns home {s such an animal 1oe ing an & op] a tussle at he is here to wres- Ml Knight of the mat nppest aiid 6 ‘9 and make a aia niet ny Soldiers. tron expectel to be one of the fartest fca:- 24 anata more, hts ff the soapon well be played om E e 1 oa Bunday’ afternoon between the wo» ” Muor. Matison Piel! Club and the Wille 16 89 s Sumtay and were rewarded with « ne victory thelr opponents, the IC his own suFy’ ls to be believe ’ <n WSS) something AN All-around crack. tte can speed ov a one hundred yard cine to Wrestle Myer. is oo [ der path in something wader 12 seconds, eo he will back himself against and ett iM rifle few In his country com. ore Myer for $100 in a wrestling bout. Jor- pare with him Maule prepared, ta. pest. a forfell ‘and’ erram Hix training is nothing differe the match ata day's nottee, * ci RASH YALE MAN GOES UNPUNISHED. JURY DISAGREES IN TAYLOR'S MALICIOUS MISCHIEF TRIAL. w Brunswick, N. J., the jury in n Atwood Taylor, the Yale graduate why recently made a Sunday morning dash from Bound Brook to Perth Amboy ato of « coach, scatter- ing panic, war whoops and bullets all along the rot with equal Impartiality, came in this morning unable to agree. They hid been out all night. ‘Taylor had been Indicted for ma- Mclous mischief, and his counsel con- tended that, ax int of the Inw malicious mischief meant “wanton cru- lelty or reveng e whould be dis- leharget. Jucy rong’s charge leaned Trnat way, to Taylor had been to work for +the Hibbard mpany at Persh Amboy, and wa his way t celebrating as he rode was on June 23, a Suntay At Stelton ance shortly after chu b concluded. He banged away at ‘weveral signboards and fired a bu through the dour of the Stelton Bap. tise Church, One bullet was foun bedded in the chure! 1 and ‘Nobody other struck the wa was hit. although Taylor distributed about mm hulers over the lanscape. Ernest Itoevart, she ch: {Roman wrestler of the elded to enter In doing def to wrestle for the Rocber says that as » wil sign ar sist on being allowed which tu get Into condit time of making of the 18250 a side. He will have but will ask for ri mateh mii ST. LOUIS RAC The ra “duled to 5 TR ond; sting third.“Time, Second Race—Five and Won by Samivel. 10 to into com: so he accepts Mehmet ment to meet him in a contest. ROEBER WILL MEET NEGHAD, THE TURK: READY TO ARRANGE WREST- LING MATCH. amplon Gr: world, has itlon az cham» 00 ticles of agree- He will three weeks In fon, and at the match will bet * much more to ingside odds. out of WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS. ACK, be run i Oct. 3° re to- doy resuited as follows Firat Race Three quarters of mile — Won by Leflare, Ho to d7 tu hh Slater Sarah, even for. place, was rec= 1d a half turlon 1 and 4 to ‘YANKEE WON AT LONG ODDS. WHITNEY’S WATERSHED FIBST © | IN CAMBRIDGESHIRE, erican Owners and Jockeys Begin the Day Well at Newmarket. LONDON, Oct, 30—There was a d1f Attendance at the second day's racing. of the Newmarket Houghton meeting to-day to witness the contest for the Cambridgeshire Stakes, event of the meeting. The Americans started the day well, William Whitney's Spectrum (J. the principal C Relff up) won the Subscription Stakes for two-year-olds and upward, distani one mile. J. R. Keene’a Charcornac (Maher up) was second. Only these two horses ran. Pax, Maher up, won the Wednesday Welter Handicap, for three-year-olds and upward, distance one mile and a hell. Whitney William ©. Wins Cambridgeshire. Whitney'n Watershed, J. Reiff up, won the Cambridgeshire Stakes, The result of the Cambridgeshire was a tremendous upset for the betting men. Mr. Whitney's Watershed was con- sidered to be nk outsider and was never mentioned in the betting. The horse started at 25 to 1 against. Osboch was the favorite at 10 to 1 aginst. The betting on Lascaris was 10 to 1 against, Codoman, ridden by Maher, was great. ly fancied in France, but did not flatter his supporters. russi, Codoman's owner, is said to have backed the harse to win £40,09) ($200,000). Watershed won by a neck after an exciting finish. The American horee re. mained in the rear until the bushes, when he took up the running. followed by Lasearls and Osboch, The latter drew In, inch by Inch, but little Relff drove his mount {n great style and landed him first past the post. Three-quarters {a length separated second and third horses. J.C. Dyer'e Lady Macdonald, "Clem" Jenkins up, won the New Nursery plate for two-year-olds, distance five furlongs. Pistol, Maher up, won the Moulton Stakes for two-year-olds; distance five furlongs: The Americans thus won five out of the even races. BOUT WASN’T DECIDED. rig anil Posse Prevented the Creedon-Donner “Go? (Special to The Eventag World.) POTTSVILLE, Pa., Oct. 30.—The fight which was scheduled to take place at T. ua last night between Dan Cree- don, of Australia, and Jack Bonner, of Summit lll, Pa. was prevented [Sheriff S$. R! Beddall, who, with a dep- uty and & posse, appeared at the armory wrbade the contest to gO on. 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