The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1902, Page 4

THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, M SPOR a IN I TS WE BETS Much Interest Is Manifested in Monday Night’s Contest at Industrial A. C. of Fort Erie. ' a | rank Erne, Neht-welght champton of] all over the country making Gans the > Bmall Team from Pacific Coast lin Wari, ad doe Gann, the Clever | favorite at cada ellie to? “f red boxer, Who are to meet in a Tho figh la expected to attract one a College No Match for Elis liwente-round bout before the Indus+|of the largest crowds that ever wit- in Dual Track and Field Jirlal A. C.. of Wort Erie, Canada, Mon-|nessed a pugilistic en inthis Ga t for the iigat ant cham-| State hg men from Chicago, {cl ee ji oth down to Weight Pittsburg, 8 teal condlt the HUN Dea ht He oy tifelto hos. att sak dame sleteation (Bpecial to The Frening World.) j the ringside : Hin clty, while a party of | NBW HAVEN, May 10—Tho second PLA SOR a RUNRAHCeON HilERe NOE $8 006 AW ‘wth go trom Thal ut meet between the track athiet! with the atipulat that if the receipts Bison City to-morrow night a Yale University and the t \. | ‘ nm than $6,000 they will receive | Among the moet prominent of, this dele- * te i ‘ ation wil be Al Smith, D Ord i) ty of California was held fe Yale H ‘ the gross receipts In |i Megovern, « art Sa ed this afternoon The Oat ma | n John Kelly, “Rid M Geo Cone n of a dozen men competed against ja" Ta-|sidine and Max Hirsch, “thirty or more Yale menos in alla | t ha Ml neh alt ugh, (het ian 0 talk t. th ty i, Winners counted on'y in the ey v of Ruffalo, | srevate von Geuine, Not acaingle ble | [scoring. The weather was cold and a | ear yas there been xo mu tie has hee made a the rail a ths Shigh wind made the conditions some- viv aniifemted: Ino nw imeht-we ray au al i A An [what unsatisfactory hamplonship fight os there te in thelr mon for time they will ° The Ledhiide sah i one This is no doubt due to the ¢ ave satin them: cone oh. Winner, that Gans has done considerable fight pulariret> eae en ae ee aera Ate tee hee maapers, Shot Put Winner, Pew | months and looked upon mide dt by Ano! “ 7) ny dumoetie: Powell (California), Cheek winner over Brne, That such and, Beale Beore California, 2-3; Yale, i ” tS ne nee Gne Mile Run—Dead heat between Teal (Ve mead Redewili | time dm. 35 a RNS'S MOUNTS FOLLOWED ‘ Yard HurdleWinner, Clapp, Yate, thin Yate time, BLINDLY AT WESTCHESTER. ~o¢e Jockey Riding in Perfect Form These Days— Lorillard’s Colors on the Turf Again. Moulton, Deming, Yale: time, id ard Run—Winner, i Yard Run—Winner, . 4 35 “Beore—Yate, 3 5-6 220-Yard Dash. ime, 23s. Keore: Y ‘ Tye-Mile_ Run—Winn Be Soore, nino cven a, 3 1-5. Broad Juin pin B ine Yard Hurdie—Winner. Clapp, Yale MB i-Geee, Score~-Yale, 75-8; Calif, 31-6 a —— TIGERS DEFEAT AMHERST TEAM. California, 9 166, Yalo;_dintance } Callfornia, real) will show It before the season Is over, John Mechan, of Dolando and Me |hanus fame, will reappear on the turf] |again next season, He has a colt by | |1aima, out of Rarbieche, the dam of and he has great hopes for his A friend asked him what name time, certainly the fommy Burns: ts thing at Westchester, Hs mounts are! — |backed irrespective of thelr chances on | form, and when he wins the crowd fair! goes crazy over his victory. Burns 18) certainly in grand form and ts riding tn) | Dolana: 5 [RAIN PREVENTS GIANTS’ much better shape than he has n for | future. (Special to The Evening World.) GAME WITH CHICAGOS. years. de intended bestowing on the colt. He VARSITY FIELD, PRINCETON, N He goes about his work with carnes:- | sale @., May 10—For the first time tn the ness and vigor. and his behavior at the] “Well, I think 1 will call this one Wistory of athletics at Princeton and post 18 89 much Improved that the famil-|‘Beefand If 1 don't that Amherst a dual mect between track) New York Is Likely to Secure Catcher Kahoe— !#r ety from the post o “Burns, will we bale mie ? teams of the two colleges was arranged you got that horse up to tho barrler TAR PCH Hey B’ for to-day. Although this morning Was Johnson Throws Mud. aon ee aaetany more, Burne wets away | Aire Meshan's auccesves with Dolando | old and windy, this afternoon was Just -aw well, too, and that Is half the [aud Meehanun earned him no little £4 Heal weather for track events a xame [men tte eltye The T lub, on, whird, AC. Maw: the New Yorke and the| Regurding the short pitching distance | a4.) "Somerset, who has been a good | Hing officer: 1 colors were seen oe wisn “Amherst from being played a ent Lay Miscovered here ining at add times for years. Races ers | turf again yesterday, and they | + third,” Roberta, “Am nin leave for St, Lowtn | SOU Han Johnson, President Of) haven't formed n very high opthion of | Were Warn by a winner Te wits, trey , Camell, Amherst ae: | fonnight, and open the nerles there Neu Netlanale ee ly Ring Bt Loe dacksin, who was the erick nder | Young Mr Lorilard to add his young. eM, Goldaminh, Priucetan, hind, Wea to=m o fa b NnSON on the Calif yas; last winter, Ser 'in the Pickanoiay stakes and win ‘ sig anes | fits etack ont of the box nov has not yet had a falr colors have been fi world for years andy The | The Lortil cus- | all over th ‘Time, 4 m.‘42 Yard, Desh, Won by Tay ot Amherw “If an Amertean League magnate had and may be a bit nervol c. i A; third, Hawkins, | OHICAGO, May 10 New GO, May 10.—New York ts very “been caught pltehin Pr een c Mtching his men from a vO ° sure Gatel ¥ hat tor ) surroundings here fe East, | and they s famou “Ww. Curtien, Princeton; | Hkely to socure Cateher Kahoe, Al that | short distanc Would (bell Bxpaticall ones weucnou yy nan HERS an i ts to com sw conditions mh, An third, Foo Amberat;| remains to conclude the deal is fF |/from the league. It is baseball trie! He must have quality to do as well as| ¥oung Mr. us warmly con- inager Fogel to pay the ng ex: in the West last winter, a gratilated on his succes Sinanog Sse cet. Williams, Prince: | Mitager Fogel to pay the training ex | and does not helong to clean. sport ee Pawar oR Reece ee an we Ree neat eoceed, Cornell, Amherst; thin, HOA. Will | penses of the man, and he can havelis on a par with Rogers's buzter and es time, 10m, 17 2. him. Jim Hart admitted as much this! the tilting of the ; M—Moore, Princeton, and Morton. | worning, ‘Tho deal ix tkely toe PMBRA SUSE A TEARS RUNSRD Toumane, Prinoston, tied for fret pI at’ 11 feel, Cole- Me he deal is Ukely to Ko bunts roll in, ‘The pitchers’ plate was and Phillipa, Aimhernt, tiet for {through Kahoe i# anxious and willing |takon up last year at the tlme of tie 10 fect 4 Inches NOVEL OFFER 10 ° Inducement of Local NO HIGH SPEED GET LAJOIE HERE Wine Firm, Besides that of New York Club, Held Out to the Great Second Baseman. PHILADEL) to stories th Jo! bas the & New York's hi been inerea HIA ving May 10.—According tround in the val York Baseball Club nus ee Morty to Ret La-| sreat American League sec ipreme rts decision, | pes of getting Larry have and last Week the agent! Brews | oe salary | f play with | neent to have | VARIOUS 5 GANS IS FAVORITE OVER ERNE IN FIGHT FOR LIGHT-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. |Auto Drivers Will a 1 for to Bridgeport, Conn., | nd return. | his is taken as an indication that) there will be no v! laws such as characterized | w IRUHLIN. FOLLOWS SHARKEY. ABROAD, Akron Giant Sails to Prepare for Fight with Sailor, to Take Place in London Cor- onation Week. Fue welght, land t rer, Bit Mad Runhtin, the fullowed Tom Sharkey to recompanist by his ¢ and his sparring parts ner, “Denver Ed Martin.’ Ruhiin goes broad for the purpe getting tn condition for his ffteen-mund bout with the ex-sailor, whlon will be fought bes big. Akron of fore the National Sporting Club of London during Coronation week The biz fellows will baitle for a purse of $50, and possibiy a side bet of 00, RUM and Martin will give spar- ring exhibitions “In all the different counties! abroad Wefore. the Akronite : ee BOSTONS IN HOBOKEN. Jerseymen WH Line Up Strong Team Against American Leaguers, The Boston” American Leaeue team and the crack Hoboken emi-profes- sional nine will play their first game of the season together at th orge Cricket Grounds in Hoboken to-morrow. | The game should be a close and exciting one as the Jerseymen will line up a | stronger team against the Bostons than they have so far this season. Manager Daab has engaged four first- class seml-professional ball tossers for his team, Winters or “ Young whi do the pltehing for the ‘Bostons. The game will begin at 3.390 P.M. ——— MONTREAL VS. JERSEY CITY. Wirst of Series of Sunday Chame plonship Games at Weehawken, At the West New York Field, Wee- | hawken, to-morrow the Jersey City and IN NON-STOP TEST | Montreal clubs will play the first of a ' | series of Sun E ae League - nip acames playing fast ball this cy | kame Is assured. Use Low! = Gears in 100-Mile Race of! the Auto Club on Memorial Day. and Smportors of fast) utomobites are stripping the big m hines of thelr high geans in anticipa- | 10)-mLe non-stop contest of | Manufacturers the L moter drivers in te he manufacturers will be warned, as | ell as the eurs, 10 bocome @ Giant, aiid will airengthen | foothall games and put tok en p that team greatly 1 to Lepeieke uk AGM: nny nlesaly, |) Murohy and The evinners of a Bra ton. 4 ne to both Hart and Se'er, It Whe lear fr a6 we in the d mies an he feet oi mae es Nae in the a tarssnltholen he is not thought here that New York oan woods ilintrict, Atl 3 leworth, P. arn this money Larry would Alora realizes the need of having working j claim the | | box mately have te pur ime couple of houra| ceeded the ner of the auto Aumberet, ted tor ara 'pisce, wien, | —— £ oe | sda ia) | Jee idee Gh ceame\ dusnsah t6) afianenl games (Each aay ee Dnechince Shouts ty i be WA fon from: his clu | gn é ' ere loap “e | uth unitormed eum: aera en Sears | KO throtigh and of] and the n iaealover t ¥ by Raton, Amherst T Hiedatoy open om ad” ater Slay ai. | the purchase inone © “itiit alt take place, ove! cet maser; A. (Bary, Prince: » KEELER WESTNEY WON TWICE. | Siig (ner a got | bum aa athe Now » corn. wil! be cleared 2 4 Fant Run Won iy Adnit, Princeton (oid (eam averaging fourte Niven "years ot | pay hitn, World t Hans and vehicles, gly ay Sigg allan 1S RULED OUT. [eter PE keg, Met OO) She tein oleae cour = t ime, 2m. 42 ‘are Bld @ Founda. Won by Joh eee = tt. in; nevond,, W Te9 fe! thini, Park. Amherst, Uinuedieson Inrange! ; mrss i BERNSTEIN AND LYONS DRAW 5 3 Dewitt threw 165 fi} in. on FRANKLIN FUGLD, MLADEL- is & Zz fcaWen) hy, Montes; Amherst, 0). 1: DHA Pa May JccThe colleed A Hennett New Yorker, dowever, Had Better é 8 second, Fox, Princton. 21 ft 34 tn ae umante wera Lae of Twenty-Round Bo uw Think, Grimes, Princeton 21 ft iy in partment won the annual Inte amen with L . Princeton wins meet by 63% points to | a mental games of the University een * ALTIMORE 4, May 10.—Harry t points. | fe aylvania, which were held this after the clever colored fighter, and = 5 records wer ken ) GIRLS BREAK RECORD. the rmances were unusually good ty out before the Kureka i Westner covered the 100 yards in 101 ‘ nis city, last night which was < eslared 4 draw by the referee, The Waren: Field Day Created Sow ae Surtong | Mat. Bi ai ‘ > Boat Clubs Have Arranged contes: wos a warm one throughout, = = College Here $ Inehe Nn ane dite Morning and Afternoon Pro. | Ber mia ly had se tof t as Sporting POUGHKEEPS!!, May 1. . Mile fi lj lmants World) Huildine bout Ho easily outpainted the colored | — par College athletic recorda we i: i tite gramme for Their Unique yesror f MuTUs, POL ON TUTURE ENTS fm the fleld-day contests to-day o|t : ‘ or Celebration To-Morrow. ne men had agreed that the bout four heroines and the new records are bron miscus Davie ningied te eh Qua tile Ww Pulaski ©. Ab Kugene A. Glavin, # graduate | ro See rie a draw if both BEMTara Dash—Agnes 8. Wood, (09: |Scccct tenucuont mround ata “ * 4 oN Goretto Technical Beh Me - | were th et at the end of the time, 13 L-is. Two Kune me . ho ayia one i oratertenes|| * = Throwing Basevall—I Wooker, 17) ft — asserts, Kuaile-Atinal Meat Allen. five y ot the af ‘ nivais % dj 6 in. Us Howard, M:. secon . “ w io M a FESR RHE Standing of the Clubs, ‘ sotiing (te Shoring white COLUMBIA VS. Seen uae ae es _ | the coming soma . ) the] TIONAL, LEAGUE CKETS 3 ONE DOLLAR EA H on : thie Mec successful er, using mt ore Ww HROOR! neat 2TH Sanowinn Basket-Ball—H J. MacCoy LAFAYETTE. ‘ v6: risk irk, A bull The Mt ann) We ‘i ' Par Hiiieoure TREES WaxDicat Sve fern 1 - ms of gradua f the achool, and Paina AMERICAN DERBY ve 2187 was a great day for unior clase is * Sal a Seu Vorb + which won's total of 46 jrainte * aes Prcaee ft “> Met \ cacti ee eaeron, PA, Ma F » in Micha : | ito 100 YARDS IN RECORD TIME. ©" * ‘ ne und | ¥ wot cai | ; ardor abdeges y x} ta t Mal Mackey 1t JL SWEEPSTAKES ASS'A, Lexington, Bilal Chienge University, Showa ioe home 4 ‘ ath |) vung, Manes eter ouse —Lasingta " He Cam Sprint wary A « CHICAGO, May * : ' i B Arack meet vetworn ihe ‘ar Whe Matttow ite, and WaT: MORR s PARK | RACES. © und Northwestern Ox ; ‘ iter ‘ erro ; 1 ver *t mn ° s | 7th Day, Saturday, May lo, * mo, ted th ‘ ani TRAN . Seoonds for (he . boa page Uhiversi\y ‘ > eat a) ; , —— GLANDERS TIES UP STABLE YANKEE POLO MEN, nme ete EE ee ee, Oe HITCHCOCK AND MFARLAND PLAY, Bone ia Froehman Moote Val Veloran ia Pinal tor intercollegiate Gell Uhon pon at Garden Cu Sportanen » Goods fe SGN v0 8 14.06