The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1901, Page 8

/ 3 Le By THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY BVBNING JOVempps 20, 1YUl ' ALL THE NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD: HOCKEY SHEASET. “YOUNG CORBETT” IS A “LITTLE JEFFRIES;” NACHAD, THE TURK,” DOWN AT BENWINGS HE MAY SURPRISE TERRY M’ GOVERN NOV. 28.) SiOis ABLITY IODIDGOOSIOLOS: MEETS ALL COMERS AND DE- FEATS THEM EASILY. DOOOOOODU 1018) STEWARDS DIDN’T LIKE RIDE ON FLYING BUTTRESS. Forelgner Is in Exeellent: Shape for eid Bout with Cham- nest B Col. Bill Won Second and Cousin Jens the Third Event. wing made by Na- meet Ernest champl: ship bout fghth street % riday night, tre, this week, has n him that (Special ty The Evening BENNINGS RACE TRACK, Nov. 20 Another sunshiny afternoon brought out & large crowd to Bennings this after- noon. The card was a mixture of good and bad, and on the whole promised racing of a fair sort ‘The weather waa charming. just cool enough to be pleasant and not cold enough to be wintry. ‘The track was tn its usual excellent condition It ts doubiful if ‘Tommy Burns wi ride again at the meeting. His shoulder is badly sprained and will need a com- plete rest to bring about a cure. Burne had a large following and he will be missed by the regulars who ha ry afternoon his skill by under the for each. i has nearly tin Roeder at his &, jum every after- noon {8 watched by hundreds going through his condition: exercises, ani 1} wonder at great form, They be- 1 will conquer the Turkish {mpor- he will have to wor's After the second race the stewanls ye Fitealinmonsictwho’ always called Tom Healy, tratner of Flying bers corner on pecaston be at the olf stand on Buttress, up into the stand, and ais called upon Shea. The stewards asked Healy what he though: of the ride, nnd nd giv. ald of old rival, him he said he thought {t wae a good ride. fellas Beer ‘The stewanss differed with the trainer the Lyceum wii nd set Shea down for the balanc : fut capacity the week. (= —<=—- FIRST RACE © ree ei cero ee cadfatoail slots ® JOCKEY RAUSCH HURT. Starters, whte, tous, Stil. § of «Jockey Wellesiey, 102, Martin. 19 3) 1 6 Paro many ri son Delmarch! 107, Wayden 2 3 EG in a hospital cot Corder, 112, Walker. 14) 38 7-2 Gh rip from a dislocated 3. MeQuede.. 2 & $52 sch rode Mat Horgan, Boantooar, 104. Hrennan 4 7 pb 6 torite In the third Federation. 112, Yooker.. fi 6 B23 Comite into. R'lsbth Moan, 99. Seaton 7 1" » 8 ey Cart an, 99, Phillips & 3 tay 0 Mayor Gilroy, 112. D'aat & 9 Mh 6 Gray Morn,’ 99, (hean.. 31 11 a Historian, 102, Miles go. 10 40 Rubens, 99, Shee Vw im” ” M, Windren Wid im wo 16, D'neme |. 12 12 B 6 . V7, D. O'C' or. 1b 1S to wo ‘Testa, 110, Rutter. 16 16 wo wo Tale Ways, 103. Redfern 1% Me 2 Tontewm, 107, Rice wiv ik 4 io Bun Seor, Won driving, Time—1 0 Corder Jumped away in front, but was outrun by Eligabeth Moan, wi ran very to the vtretch, followed by Welles- ey end Conder. As soon un they mtraightened out Elizateth Moan died eway and Delmarch took the lead. | held his advantage to the last sixteent where Martin brought up Wellesley, wit Tush and won a good race by « head Seimaren was four lengths in front of Cordor. woawss Latest Aspirant for Terry's Honors Is Entitled to Fistic Fraternity’s Consideration. OO OIO arco: For maiden two-y Yonge. Parters, whee. Jocks. Col, BUI, 110, Redtern Het. 110. Nenderson Fiying Wtress, 110, Rdea Goldaga, 119. Doagert Court 110, Brennen. Justice, 110, Cochran Tarr 108, Marten Dragoman, 110, Micke Beart rot, Won ew Col. BI, who D RACK olde, alx and « hall fur- Tos When Terry MeGovern and “Young when {t came time for action (hey were Corbett” 1 th their champlonsiitp | found lack{n fi bout at Hartford on Th giving Day But lt wills Afternoon the rwo greatest Mttle Mghters | Corbett" Tits as a fighter has 2 inthe world will be seen In action. It ts | been conting Y So success- 3 hard to convince those who have e] fal was it that the boy's Gime spread @ the champion iu battle that he is tna int In his Hato s were the te danger of losing Nis tithe Th declare ames of many th joan 1h these the case with "Young jast race. when he was a he was con that five rounds will be about aq far ve} parts and consid , he splcuously absent, had Ning but the latest. aspirant: for championship [etories of ce fights Corbett en peed to-day and just romped home the 2) honors will go. Ruked In showed him to be possessed of easlest sort of a winner by elkht lengths from Hot, who was als looge for a good thing to-day. Hor lasted long enough Hey and without the aus- ko Hts battles Thut despite all this it must be said that wderful this Corbett Isa con rand is sure to] Plclon af a yellow s to beat Flying Duttreas for the p bot De NOOO Make ft Interexting for the little Meth: | ee Haye geen hard. put TIOOOOUC ODDO DODD (okey: tepteenane, for taree eatoide ant api vent | = WAITING FOR HIS OPPONENT'S LEAD. sroniler, fram! Goma nuaaldwatios turuig their grees M8 Me) CORBETT'S HIGH GUARD AND READY RIGHT HAND two miles. pocead: Swe Nave seen Corbett in oa tigh ‘ etaul record. good ax 4. has net chang Shakes 1 OM Like ‘Terry. fais a pune AGRE SS SNE LL REN rau ate thelr opinion that Terry will win easil® | tard KAocks on vital po ’ L 4 When two little fellows are tn the| feaged ita at tines, but with « shake ut H | ile fo begin thelr battle thane who ure] HN Mead which, *by. tne way be Mee 6 bolted 3] xo reluctant to admit that Corbett has a spesiatte Chis ma all the | cleverly. ‘Time--1 02 | sre will very Hkely undergo a change ! har Wid atways won out ‘The neitr Connove lo the running, followed [i Bata eet he ever calm to. de was when by Holeterou “oust Jess. Moiater: | K | Ses sever his contests Were declared | into the stre! home ( } know what Met looks 1 . toman who is ‘Terry's counter pt Bin Jere closed’ on Connover und won | ee ayers eee He orliee: tekh that no: imate eve | pertcine thaaclive seins tie Young: Cor: clverly-by a length from Connover, who sotinued from Pleat Page + Ked che futitiig-machine he does. But] Sete Te fights from song te gong land bitty Hs rene Holster, | WALTHO . | an looked the futhting-mi pei! Hever fate He goes after his) man shen AT Ny oe | ARE be ceeS etet ceca sity eleven, Dap LRISKAL, Hoth goals | Whe thes: nee the tatest clalmunt for) a) jut Mice the emampion ‘apes aun never TRAINER HAS SIGNED FIVE-| WISHARD AND HUGGINS SAIL} FOURTIL itACE, a with hin unerring fo9 Champion's tile they will be dm: th ner fellow a Preaching spel f . Re Tee atemavestemileT saa} nee Bae ever Meapea ieiucdea erin teonoamtans nie that nat even the YEAH CONTRACT, | FROM ENGLAND TO-MORROW. one hundres 3a rmed a pocket edition of Jim Jet alee Ty SHENG) ————s Pa wernt willl « Weat Poin 4) Pennayt | Qe | Bight Teame of Anberican Ride Starters, whts. jocks Voce | oe cat . 7 {r letics Denies | t¢ Ie T fol if 1 t thiive SO Par Enthred tin vert | With Daly. th famous Harvard le eit What a collision there will be Uymitn sh Month's Long Grind jeaptalh. axa member of it team. the] He is net so tall as MeGovern. f rtfordon ‘Thankseiving Day! mor that to ores Again for § Medte « ; = ane: | Army had bearen one of the big four what he licks In helght he easily makes i : Penny ’ al ‘Turf. fartin 19 6 pate eis A < Up tn bulld, Mts chest Is remarkably Corbett: Very Clever. : 86, Windran . Sor % r opant mue ore so than MeGov- s, Corbett probably out- 102. Tooker. ‘ L BI ; Weveloped. mu re 1 5 1, Seneale % Hi Nanencribetorexinniniecs Gara U A, 6; ern’s His arn pr ya trie Vai Coruett. and t NEW HAVEN, Nov, 20—It Ian't iikely | LONDON, Nov. 2—Enoch Wishard ay, $2. Reator ” bieyclaittaaim ¢ “tl his hitting that Muppay, the noted trainer, |jand John Huggins, the trainers of thor Won chifen ou inake ‘Terry think he was in al Tatar cut out the runnir will sall for home to-morrow port Hner Minn will direct athlet again at the Uni-] oughbr A * > since MeGovern first gained. hin| Yersity. of Pennsylvania, He won't, at) on the Atlantic Tray those who have Cexs aga fighter tgurera of the abjiis| feast, during the next four’ years. apolfa, Each has had a successful | round any ane pacar men of cial ring adit nat werent Mitirphy: sees the Sete, ant Bs: is} son on the English turf, ie form meni dencriptlons |e i reais Me mee| to Quit New (Haven. joesn't know | Richard Croker’s trainer and the latter n who fough i t ht wi eo = G . ° . Fe TL Tt tt tone to toviow | AEXaDINE (about the plana) at the Un laa trainer of William C. Whitney's dat style fe ts this fellaw "Young Cor-| rutt they Mr. Huggins nor Mr. Wisha shorter than ‘Terry's, but his bleeps yorace, which be | (DANA el sb 5. ise Corbett’s arms are backed up. | jeing Dec. ¥ in Madison Square Garden Vv oaoaplendid: set of shoulder mus BOSE US TEROHCUL RoR e TR eR eean TT! 1 fens received yeaterday that Wal- | cles, which wil} cony sway teighe far turn, Where Mynheer, who |thour and MeEachern, whe are termed ‘The Line-Up. underestimated hts al carried the sponey, but who was away |the at wat ayy g badly. gradudiiy cloned ground and took het PancAmeHtnn® team, jail started Voalshon Nery [he ts a ttt Loney ih hiacecat Asraoniran they ents training for the big event. Eight Yankee walttné | tis ths oUt Doggett t Mynheerr pairs are now actively preparing for foe Nes ont and, drawing away, won cle exetting tussle by a lengih and a halt fram Elnus, #0 | thes are. deem Keset ni Also Ada LO the rhett ie strong. Corbett ta a Bly Detlef chat ¢ it and-thereby open the way for] hors ter.” [bette and the least chat can De ea.) him. tet tsa good Nght from the sound of er Wilson and much. Just now he i@ In| intercolleglat ancio, del Paso stud in Cail- turned | gin's was the same distance | mnt Of True 1 kin, aast winter Talgned a five years’ oon- alper ae eRe ae neers a ere aa Ey tele Pennaylvaniadiieam=cnobby nr looking fl | the gong In, rat round to the finish, | tract with ¥, says Trainer Mike, | Mas made ian Aqui oe se iteraiaen | Ser dance ee Cena ATehiet St hei é lows have on ut ntment to Younk Cor Is training at Tarte nd ik wl pleasure toclive up to] but It ts doudtfu elther A fh deven fur i : aan thelr fo * have possessed all ford, and there he Is conmides mar-} 2 to_this country res i: es E y 2 Pan-American team; Jed Newkirk 3 A Aneta Peers dae) Sel for work. 30 energette Is he ‘Murphy. made- the of P. in thé} /THe Minneapolis also will carry John : anaes eansaMUnrde MthatBoulherateanr Os a we (rainers have athletic World, and several A.cA. UV, and| Mackey, superintendent of J. 1. Hu, THE HILSON CO. champlons we r Babeock and Charles Turville, the ir. Mackey has bought mi and it te that form hia] out there while he was trainer ghe wons | fornia. ropolitan team, Oscar Julius and Kau ibewtal ito sthet i have him hold for! gerful hurdler, Kracnzlein, being arhong| Horses neré for Mr. Haggin's California MAKERS John Lawson, the Swedtyh- American | ANNAPOLIS Md BENNINGS ENTRIES. : them and Kentucky breeding farme, na Von team, Nat Butler and Hugh McLean, %all team of ¢ nola University | MEN'S STORES. f Xe OMEN . NEW YORK 2 {>} 4 115 Naseae Bt., bet.Aan & Beekman P ’ <7 29 Broadway, cor. Reade St. y 3B z the teh-American team | FoFmidabie ax this jist task than ¢ | Sam's rider: retain the Tm fast collection of European ‘here for the races The forelen against the Navel Cadets this afte nate Ri | noon, Roth teams made a desperate for |eMort to win wd It was ‘the Inst 008] tries for ton Ake | kame each had before they tackled tMelr) rine ne 4 MARY opponents Hr thh wenesh ‘Annapolis | lds and uy fevan hu Henderson... Ba Little Arrow, 88 Shea | 4a Start got.’ W Anak and Goldfinder ca aking the runs oy Rocky MACH THACK, RENSINGS. Nov X= The on orrom'p races are ae follows Hardie h one mite for three-year ams which arrived 7 In the tur) | Saturday « the Weat Totnt Cadets and Colutmbta | tim yen i] ST Rete took ; [Haturday | are, af Aan aD dleslsteat : "Mt Broadway, opp. Herald Bldg. J CURED. straightened for heme — Ro leoatrnley te “ Mumbia had a fap team, tur by no] Blok Rater Let Chord oe 1X fait Broadway, bet agth & goth Bt z z er ane - the front and soon had ney will do th | fe ag strong aain the first part of | Selerman rathiana Prince | s . he Improved viast is the only truss in Rocky looked Season. \ the Kreat. back, | Kut Tenberd Bos BROOKLYN. per exinence that’ ls: worn (with absolute’ commfart few tamps, wh (Was in at If, bur he sttit xd | Cheeseraie Wetie 133 387 Fut t.. opp. City Hall. and and It retains the rupture under mith rush and won 16 qy| from his nore neg and. wnm Mot abtg, ce | 22 Stodel Wandertas Mlestrel 133 Foon Broadwray. city: test a pera nt speedy cure.” remiss Rocky. who was thy | \% his great hurdiing as usual: Berrien | 7" sterer, 130 at way, near Bedford Ave. f , ton {fee Rupture’ free. | Lady ‘Tenagra. J Van Hoeverbarg were the other fp welebt, selling; al s a as . tees jes IMPRO! BLAS MNT IRA Win th batek fleld, and Morley Was ui Ureadway, Handicap; for Uiree-)ear-o ¥ ue We Satire quart hoof the gu Fy ix, Lancon | f @ alxternth. Dameel tu oneal Starters, wht» a Tandicapper. 1 Mele Mad to left petind on kd 4 int of scholastic work. Duden was | Mf Le eaapianntvers in atone guard and Kindgen the other, | pumiiare rit sree at dratd ith Mling his place AL tackle Ht Side we . he Wapyctrie! am many of thelr good 10S Atpae: - ring the Kime aa possible Mae ¢ captain, Das an injured Last Knight Lexington Pirate y and Whe ort expected to last | som Astery CHAUFFEUR SAYS OFFICIALS) {!toighout the game TaLbted Poni (wan eararasn aren hrurtioeh . ‘srrington 0 THE VACUUM DEVELOPER for restoring lost vitality and man- hood can be seen and purchased at a pair tor custom-made shoés will like the Earl Miabe in | DIDN'T TAKE HIS TIME. FIR VReey eer Ww 1208 Broadway, N.Y. COLUMBIA VS. | VS. INDIANS. | a Sichough Belle originally | Henne : uo Regale ‘shown in the illustration). “(Come invand have it explained of no scheduled write for circular.) 250, It Was 31S before the | Post Faobch i aanrordawhite Mart, wth the Medea, ot Deine | \ Paty feed The Earl is a flat Jast, sijade bottdin, military fesh ae ever the showing made by it hy OEY “Naty. kicked of to the Columbia. 38- Ho Pavol. 407 i , thi ef E against Cornell, je not disheartened, and yard Une Coltmbta fumbled, time Yor twe-yeatolde; five and « emtension sole. It’s the real ing — it has style, we: ’ 'N UI D. wus calle C repeatediy during che half, making: the game slow, Poor old’ Co: | Rosette. Jumbla’s crippled backs were not able | pubs ita im determined to xet all of his men tn condition so at a strong and winniitk FAMOUS It No. 88518 gliarenteed to cure a all-around sce beauty and satisfaction for $3, 50. Tire can’t iy 2 Prophetic | 107 1 Carrol! p 0 eases where fapnuler and Infections fall: Toe, Oe front will be made against the Indians | posTON Nov Hos ¥ ot Dotthe: by exprers.$1. Kremer. Dr ' 4 BOBTON, Nov. 2). eth He Skin= | to gain much ground when they had | fyene ot Horas Iemene — u yexprere$1_ Kremer. Druggist, (28 Sy Polo Grounds on ‘Thanksgiving | eo one chanteur, has complaint to| the SDN and. only once made wm, frat | Ure of Rescroa,. 10S Slater Juitet more if you pay $12 or $x4— and you can’t get it:in any shoe but SE —— ~ any of the players are nursing|make because of fis treatment at the | down avy played much: the “beat | Hoagiuln 102 Red Dameel he Regal. ! bruises asa reault of the plucky Nght | automobile races Saturday, on Coney | Ave, lt lave yet shown, — Preyet | Katingutsher x Cama t if Medical, weored a touc i fn against the Ithacans on Saturday, but no twenty-yard rittn hve-year-olde ana! ee sumiclent time will el before {| Islane Hie saya the Long] run. Helknap missed the goal. unt mile All sizes — all widths — all the goed shapes. . Always tea ake to arable all the erplearte Istand Automobile Club oMetals didn't srorter y PAINT any ed histleam from, Whistling Chertatiad 104 y' p , OLD DR. GRINDLE, _ set fa pgrecnperales: take! Se ee Ral eh Rtas work his huntling and made no ate ‘eaten 13|} and only $3.50. OLD’ Dit. & sientiae treats had been ta > emp. at it. ethos . 104 ~ yes, pains 7 Y : fore throat and mouth, ule lished official fi Skinner, “I would have been credited ore—Firat half—Navy, 5; Colum-| fy, Sa Gal IR EN centers wo The Regal is the only shoe-cold at-3.g0 direct-from Tannory ney and bladder complal Py News cocmmany - be with (the fastest | mile ever rade in Puli Ourteey ce esses ot Niniae © 20 $5] to Consumer in its own atores from the Atlantic to the Pacific, eravel, Fe pan; rove! | America by a motor tricycle. Rubber b Halt. 3iillatream If Regals are not sold-in your tor ind for handsome boo! = ul ively thet the daily cireula- | cables were laid across tho road at thé] In the second halt Columbia, by des-] SIR Heres andicap: for wwo-y ing lan ea Bade onplore inatinetien for ordering rhesrh bi cr miactrand nian. When the machine's perate playing, corel a wozireven (arl0pee. oy te pall ie Dissdla vealthe! mostiiucsecs/ and! lasting polish, | OFFI | YEARS AT TL We aL over ent eo jegral sf 01 los £9: betwee: 7th es iv ieumenia™ were wapposed to Beep | micked] a] FORT Lane worksine meme: Ihe Puritan 45 Lata repoer 0.000.102] makea the ehoes and easy, and preserves the leather in- ; Hf] cine. st. ‘to 2 euaaye, 9 t6'B don't\know whether, or’.no! atru-| Final Score—Columb| Lady ofthe Yefinitely. . 5 ) te : menta clicked’ for me, but 10 iow elses crit ead LAFAYETTE CAPSULES — any") taken,” wire he md = = 2 cure all unnatural discharges, G0:.; at all dru: PAS RR) ote gins’, or Ro dL. LUTHIN,, droggist, 191 Dowty,