The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1901, Page 6

THE WINNERS AT AQUEDUCT. Two STAKE EVENTS CHER White Pupils Sprung, the Blue and Red Team! TURED A VERY GOOD CARD. Crowded to Hew Stand Was Utmos—Track Was Very hy Fast. from Philadelphia. 1 to The Re: ) | « irat Page AQUEDUCT RAC Nov. 2 There was a big crowd at Aqueduct Circied end for three mere Berrien this afternoon, lured by tne prospect PlusKed ce oF tern, of some excellent racing. ‘There Wer?! Mortey ‘Tore Up Penna Line. two stake events, belng the Nassau handicap for two-year-olds and the| Mor ugh the Figat side of other, The Roslyn, alao a handloap for | [4P" = yal been Fen modi fale all ages. Both had good clasn Melds) in the sa igh Donaidson for and! promised racing a little our of the| four yarv Wit the line for a ordinary for this course eee nod eras enteay arn olumbia ‘The card and the perfect weather) scrim proved a strong combinatton, and -| through the Jine. clour as !s the enlarged stand at thin off by right track, Its capacity wax tested to th uttermost. Aqueduct has thus far been jb very fortunate in the matter of weather: usually the meeting is attended by cold, h i stormy wether. ‘The track to-day wasefast Wweeke Ving. The results | ieynolds trie tend tine FIRST RACE and Tony aivard. A aunrds: vielded | only a Sard. and Teynolde kicked. ta | Yor three year-olds and up: seliing, sea f° | Morley, who fumbied on the thirts-sard | Songs. tagine, | le, att Sinithy eaved for, «cobumita ; Se orley hit right end for five. yards Dr Widele, Tis. ite Herrlen was thrown t Nt Pr a, IB Be Bete, 112, Pi: Docsteons, 110, Doexeti..11 10 Se David, 113 prennen. 012 1h HL orn AOE IE Peasant Bail. Creamer. Lt 13 13 pnd Wereell us. Black. 16 14 16 ‘Time—1,29. Royal Sterling cut eut the runnin followed by Brandyamash, Dr. apd The Rogue. They had ening stretch. where Brandy Dr. Tiiddte then. closed on Royal and ina hard drive won by jensth. Royal Sterling was two ‘front of The Rogue. SECOND RACK. For three-year-vlds an4 up; selling; seventy yard Atartevs. whts., Althea, eri! if a Jocks. AtIUait Fin G Time—1.46 3: Prince Richard rushed to the front In t furlong aod opened up a gap eave, lengtha on Lancewood, res sr 4 Lou Rey, who were strung out. fhe ran down the backstreteh Merc closed up ground on Prince Richa ‘and had him beaten as soon as th K the stretch. Mercer then drew but in the last furlong Althea ‘came with a rattle and. nailing Mercer In the last sixteenth, won by three-quar tera of a length. Mer Jengths In front of Raff. THIRD RACE. Tre Nasiay Handleap; for two-yearoldy: ferloogs Starters, Flora i Bijou, 108. Booker. Glen water, ay 1i8, ‘Slack i 13. Sanocwe 110, Burns. b The oar Wared-i00.W'son ¢ st 1 Mliee 9 9 @ Mt N Teompeoa 10's 1040 Mart good. Won driving. Time—1.15 1-5. Osis rached to the front in the firat pxgeenth and = ma all the running. mu laid second. The Four Hundred Ind and Flora Womona fourth aroun! ghtened tron Re turn, As soon aa thi put. Flora Pomona cloned very in the last mixteenth Otix wan forced ton hard ‘drive to win eck. Flor Pomona was two In front of Hisou. POURTH RACE. ‘The Rosiyn Handicap, for ali ages;s mile and eeventy yarcs, Cochrane ‘Start falr. on ridden ont Ben McDhui went to front at flag fall, opened up a gap of five lengths and was never caught. He was ridden out ant the end to beat St, Finnan two tengtne St. Finnan was second all the way. Red Path and Potente. the chotcen, were off dad and had no chance to win. however, closed up a lot of Ground and finishes! third, a length and @half debind St. Finnan FIFTH nace For €wo-year-olds* Ove and ynehalt turlonss letting Starters, whis. jocks St Halt. Fin Sister Juliet, 112. Burne Bon Mot, 118, Won ter! ito Nawtor, 115, Moun oom Be Moward, 106, Mek miagaity Barly Eve, 97. 19-68 Ne n Star. * 6! Retormer, 110. 7 Le Kntabt. 1G, 1 Rom of May, 112 a9 9 > Bedttion, 102, Heifers $10 10 1 8 Bart goot. Won driving, Tme—1 (4 Early ve rushed to the front and eee up ® gap. followet by orihern Sister Jullet and Namtor. They ran this way io the stretch, where Nash tor closed on Early Eve and jooked ike ® winner, but Ifo rd alse began to elowe ground, ‘There wax a general clon ing up at the end, ant in Sister Juillet, Honmot, Namtor and Jen Howard crosaed the Mine henda apart, Wonderly claimed a foul against Turns, Dut it was not allowed SIXTH RACE. For threevearcite; mile and seventy yards, Betting. Master, weight, jocks: Ptreight. Pike, ‘The Rhymer, 118, Stew. Bthice, 112." Bone aes ae ot Beggar lady, 106. Cochrane. 3.03, Combet, 100, J. Merete 000. Prthica ss sec- ‘Won by Tae Rhy ond and Heeger Lady’ thin. —___ RESULTS AT LAKESIDE. RACE TRACK, LAKESIDE, Nov. 1— Zhe races run here to-dpy are as fol- Jows: First race, red-hot ritsh Be PET, piace sran secon: t Golden Giltter thira, Helen faviland, Moront, Won by 3 Cuthbert, Bummer was he of a mile. , 2 to 6 and out fan seo) ) 2-5, 1® To-Day, | looked like another clear run down : Polo 'TEN THOUSAND ROOTERS AT POLO GROUNDS _CHEER THE SENSATIONAL RUNNING OF WEEKES. | a Sur Blue prise on flew rdorun i Morley k Arid ‘ Reynolds Klek Mne. and Morley from y ie, y's He was st yard ney was Cir ce 1eKe ards and repe for four more Berrien was yards, lef: hut the ball holding. Reynolds wan @mith’ was knocked out Royexen broke 8 punted Haut 3 y shot Morley got tw allied by her made through MeCtellan te vardy punted va back whi rd Morley, Mumba's: Meyard und $ lef ated With tare tackle f the at hf sk Pe Atty-yard th quick 1 Duel for 10 hut re rds Up RH to the } 1 side Svard tw ne: no line r left Karnkt ith p end tried Ir An Morley to bla's yard Hne. § tore 9 Weekes fulled Dale. who was Irvine on th an ine plunges, yard line. Smith yards, Morey. sande on. for Weekes Be ard left got 3 Smith Din earrted the Weekes Morley, plunged ten-vard run ae Morey mi a 5 un ‘oly Score: Colum Reynolds ktel bine Soeyard ih yants, Weekes for thirty yards, want, They atte Beore around ad Morley 8 thr uakers off th Hine yords off right and Morley Deautlfully ¢ Vine. umba'a ball right en thray and Berrie lunges: Weekes mit hurd thr any sth ant yh through left « ored AiMeult goal nT el th Duell" He whegled Aan being hauled ed time with t fa's s-yard Mne. Hamat WW, Pennayive SECOND HALF. “Weekes! the packed out after the substituted apot in 1s Morley kicked son, w line. held for downs tov w tn at stane y's Mt ts aitenbla nLerm inal Fight tac the oft the yantx Reynolds who dodged Quakers for Wy sande f Une Jerrien Mit the line for trled Baird twice and yanis, Herrien shot thre made the sHstance, Smith eft ene ts airy ne 4 4 yards trying punted 20 yarde ned threw W tout 20 vad yard Hine yards down R for « +n but ‘lowe th Pennay found prognable and Davidson 4 v punted 3 yards, a Morty S yards. vuind Gardner. ie ANAY Was throw Kuards Gack. i mith fatled back & yy nay Penney mad: tries through: and held twe Vout at Columbt nroued ty mb th tew thea Kes t yards arou ns Hne ard Ine. held nt ed nay Aral the sown Hatrd and do} tween edt at Penny tvania, bars 1 gain rds on They + owas line Irwin five r thy y Kot for plunges ands ume tk uel but um Has tung on him Mirough Colum: tend ned fall on {4 1p. vs mal ont 9 yurds to Donalds was downed on ma ed \ nny 's nt yn Due D try a! Heving and mith, open fe 2 toto lett ef ¢ Nolaon, who had replaced: Corie went In at (ull-back an jam Berrien ripped line for big Kaine. Pennaylvania’ * vail en Columbia's ie an Hoeven held Roynolda tl Yor 6. yada lose, but Hex no ae through Ervine for 2 yandn. made five around. ri 10 yarda Vania got on Columbia's vania worked yards Pennwyl Ialr gente, Cola Pennaytvn oke tat im Ant Une. Weekes nalled lon Pennaylva Meld trom twent (war Columbia’ ht ond. or off side. T-yard tine.” quarterback ‘Kok vanta fimbled Han Clone Call, trled a ball Bhe Koon plone it s et ania y Kicked off 1 line fared rf ned by Weeks yar quartor-b the ball on made five aylvanin ide play. Smi through for smi ten yardy thro dragged throug! Weekes Morley punted he ard a and returned tt 40 yards. Alm: to nt a 1 line. Howard ie kick, W yard ine. n two downe ten yards ten A Iz igh Halted. hofor fy H on fr Weekes hurdled through left en Penr4l quarter- ee ot Pennayl- and lost on 4 wenty- ‘ihe thelit tw Columbhi rt for ght Klok. on }fleM, but he had gone out of bounds an, lowe. aioe ale alate erates before ard | Koln out re—Columbia, itinued from First Just before the betting wax even. It was the prevailing a cry aty nm Columbta’e tir | wade to meet ¢ Rerri O plunged | pat thelr stron, Wreeke mith was " rley r. that Princeton t The oMelals for the gu early this morning. Wright Harvard, wax made re f Harvard, umpire; Cornell and Princeton, was At 230 th sane stands. More tha ure ALL THE NEWS OF THE SP (010 LoVe Loe 1eore@lererereterere sere Hall on Penne's 1 11; Penne TIGERS MET OLD RIVAL AT CORNELL. Page. and Wate FIRST HALF. Princeton won the toe and \e Cottin kicked of f rielt | at ta MeChive. Underhilt punced | to thirty-tivesyard I Cornell got t indy in five dawn Vurecel smashed the deft sble for five more Cornell took Mt to the fivesvard ine in four more plays and lost i Jowns Kicked to midefielt aml & eS yards on the first yet ton downs ton's ard the bat Is 1 Jrewster pun intel fon gained ofr fe and Under. itt jb Mecha man oand Le Witt om placement from Tine The Kiek-out on her Revard and Baulke tan MeL mark ata. “Prin hammered. che cackles for Ws yards, but was Melt ant De Witt mins rn fleld goal tthe ballon his Han Kleked 30 yardy rand infired lez took Tausely for atx vnre with tall tn neeton’s it, Oy Princes Weyard ine Mills was He rectred at orhght 1% more who took SECOND HALF. Dewitt kleked off wind, — Brews pante ut eeyard Line. Corn ¥ forty syard | hire 1 i trom place Prin ty-yard line Princeton yants. | Coftin mun ant line wan Petr YALE, 5; which Phe tive Fushed thy: Yards for nwt 1 WEST POINT, N. strong football force the West Point: warrt ternoon, It was a battle of the odds of weight, strength decidediy That ¥ expecte plain from. the y no wa elaborate (Apectal to The Pvening World) t and most» Yate Maerttn Wes klan alkover wy preparations ‘The visitors newt men the front West Point varie that Yale should not wins without a | wi runs The soldiers were somewhat hands [ewe by the loss of Munro, ntre wince the seanon. oF Daly was in fairly upon him a few days 4 and put him out of business for some Gents, 42.98 returned. He repeasted and got 20 yards | time. Good shape. | OOO DOODLE himore,| 1 nt Wine wif—Chicage, | 1 | | MORLEY | Columbia's Two Grent The abscess on n ‘imoet fin nd Marshall. O; Swart healed and save wher @, Hee ant SOS) Ab Miwanker, Bins phuinly Tuunker’s in UN Sicrals ONT ae A Hr In, Gy Nebraska, oO. the week and he cune Ac Chiengo, First uta Beloit, Oo, West Pe Final i MICHIGAN, 22: INDIANS, O. The bin Mare University ye Michigan t Invtlans at football (iis afternoon at Bennett park for the ne, When the 1 an mo. ral tratn pated by who - Harvard 5 last igan team Was it | securing to Cowen | Male, 0. OTHER FOOTBALL GAMES. 12) Diektuy At Lancaster, Fi LAFAYETTE VS. OLD LEHIGH. Nov this a annual rw of mar Len me their ore a Some of th players are stilt sore Jay's kame with Prince In the Hne-up wita the Hrown, the famous end, star half-back, Byen two players Lafayette trouble In wtnning was ote 1 that M points more thy Odds were also givea the seure, ames Flent o, <a amily je Line-Up: fully 2 yon an on, th Hulf—Latayedte, ul Versone The Frenne World.) nehip wm pene 1 white from Anat Satur- but all are xceptton and Raub, without expected the these no the bet- ty bac The 2 TRACK sulla of ra LATO) ex run Tan rd --Won by Inventor 3 to 1 -yuarte Wis se Time—t. 154 mile.—Won by \ 2) Dolly Wai x he of OT; nd, and The i, and qnrters af a mil nd a mile Spaldy, Ecome Pep- per Dick, 4 to 1 for plice, was second, and Harry New third. ‘Time—L15, urth — Race—Threequarters: ot, 3 o¢ Nalf—Frank- “| ate! match ruce,—Won by Ere ma, 6 Lyror Bell Song, segond, ‘Time, Li.” 1g Chorin are SORTING WORLD. TO COD OOHOCOO Coc) MURPHY MAKES Harverdaivee "Varsity Rolls vi va Up a Big Score on Strong Eleven from Brown University — the tory: at An y Fo ae ard and Brown ridtron this afternou ard expected an Ma HASN'T “JUMPED. New York's friend tn Cley ons work i eu Matty rest rks star ealated s League MATTY WILL PLAY. WITH THE GIANTS. NOR DOES HE INTEND TO DO 50. ar Twirler Denies | Stories t American League Princeton and Cor-.! Has Shined Him, nellin Tight Game. Christy Mathewson Is not going to — Ip Jub in the Amertean jt He zoing tay | HARVARD, 48; [wien e organieation and wi BROWN, 0.) (cn. “Suthenton, in a. memage. ton lative to his next the reports clr- that he was a “Jumper,” says not signed with any American team for next season, nor do [ nd todo ro, Tam going to tay in National League. is spending winter at Fac- ville, Pa. and his telegram will all cireulated by the an Leugue of ite signing of New Arler. ytha Cominkes: s nates of Inviestons ang the will ea he storles rh Fr inany mo rican ba ue in National et of the but Mitle hewson stary fisded lnlnntersahe getet tow given future stortes of the attracted to the ame —— Crimsons’ strength with shown Kaine, the Visitors by Pennsylvania TO REPRODUCE BIG GAMES. nd. Prine The day was an ideal , one for 1, ant with almost alt og |MTenee Erevte be A her best material tn the line-up Harvard | Show College 6 ene nad no excuse for raged play. For the benetit who are McGrew and Blagden were the only |interested in the football games between ‘Varsity men not in the game. The |the ble college ens and are unable to former has water on his knee and will attend the games the plays will be not be able to play for several days. | produced on the Arthur) Irwin Hix p wan taken by Graydon, who |board in the theatre of the Knicker- hax been ving up Ina strong Hght|bocker Athletlc Club, Forty-ffth street the past week. MiMin was also tried at nil Madison aven: MANY CHANGES, | TRANSFERS OF PATROLMEN | CAUSE MUCH EXCITEMENT. (Mulberry Street Aroused by Com- rie Action in Pro- motions and Transfer ireat excitement caused at Hice Headquarters this afternoon oy that r Murpny naa fisferredvilitwentycthre patrolmen ttre prectnets ty the Headquarters samad ane Jothen promoted nye teetives to xergeanteles in the Detectly: Bureau Twas not pasathy verity this off vit it a hortty, ‘The | some of those who secrets of th {that Tamminy ts carry most falthful henchmen before election, {eo that in case the fight: goes againe, }taem they will be in safe nlaces. —_ AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. war ton the nigh « follows First Race The Won tmere furlongs Den Potente Sadtuce HS Otte Pant Cittont MR May WwW tien Melyhut WN Hosane Mary Worth 17 om Paul . H mares ant geldines three | ile and seventy yard Vator “ Lady Chorister 92 Fatalist NG. bas Dhaturber hind Wack matden Dek two. Race yearolda; Beatin: tds King Eawart | fparklet WO Muntret lady He Sat fiving Ma HZ Petestal Major 1 M2 Pans AM " WS Lome 1 mirth Mace—For three-year and upward ecnth, Ton Lowen 10) 3 ‘4 m 10 ioyal Merling ‘i t Tooth 101 fh Mace—fwe two-year-olds, welling, ralle and reventy yanks | vo +106 Py 10 vs 99 a 10% aM An mn te 102 Meisteraineer stor Whittle? 108 Joymarkee 101 satya sixth Rea sobs and up; selling ‘Mayor Gilroy Marothen Ktvenoak ‘eimpleton Highest grade cigarettes. Sold by dealers and clubs. QUEENS CO. JOCKEY ( CLUB, Racing Every Dai full, his sevent practice entitling the den’s place, ha game most w The team as it played to-day practically same eleven that will MP against Pennsyivanta next | 0 Firat aor | o ! Final Score—iarvard, 18; Brown, 0! battalion. ¢ do run in yesterday's | him to a chance in | O'Connell, who took Blag- s been playing a stron at tekle the past w encouraging thing in conn 1th the team was the reapp itch at en. kame, — FIRE CAPTAINS RETIRED. After Twenty linte vay. tire Lats Holiner, red from the Service, Henry ire Dew Noth men In pnty years the service t nt records, Hotiner has heen acting the ties ler of ly is very popular of hix company, and > Waa presented with a towing cup and gold medal as tokens of thelr est m The nes wilt ry Harvard Philadelpht f the gridiron given on the scoreboard from Franklin Fleld. NO rst of the | Other Bottler can truthfully assert that “OLD CROW RYE” is not the finest and best whiskey made in the U. S. We throw down glove, and merely remind par- concerned that facts are stub. born things. H. Sole Bottlers, New York. Gold Medal Paris, 1900. B. KIRK & C0., 67 Cortlandt St,, Ill Nassau St., N. Stweaters and Gym. coeds: 28 “2.00 1.98 2.38 ’ 3.00 All Wool 2 inch Alt. Stripe, fancy collar and cutis... te Solid U olor Football Jersey, seal back, M Men's 2 inch Alt. Stripe pure worsted Jersey... Men's ster Pin Stripe Worsted Sweat er, NEW.... Men's 2 inch Alt. 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