The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1902, Page 8

te THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1983, LATEST NEWS OF SPORT IN ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES. » FAST TRIALS LEAVE PUBLIG DAZED AS TO. RESULT OF TO-MORROW'S RACE,|“YOUNG CORBETT” FIGHTS —— BROAD IN DENVER TO-NIGHT. a area the blg race. With all these fast works : e shall th lee b s Mile and a QuarterTrip inadet he wll wnt ay aed of Monograph in] 80 far as the writer Is concerned, the race ran by Advance Guard yesterday *2.06 4-5 and Fast} practicaity setties the question of who will win the big event. The writer be- 4 Work of Blues And) itver Advance Guard will win. the |“ Roehampton Set Bete ore iia iter porns tan he Sas tors Wondering Whoever been in nis tite, since his debut ri rs on the turf as a two-year-old this colt Will Win Handicap. | iis never naa a reat up to last winter oo Advance 6 rd Speedy and Came, The Brooklyn Handicap will be ®) He was raced eummer and winter th ) harge race. There doesn’t seem to be! year around. He showed the effects of @ dit of doubt on that question, for) this constant gruelling last year and! gnearly all of the candidates have been) nis trainer decided to let up on him "L breaking watches in their trials, and “\the pace will be heartbreaking from the “time the gate raises until the keen eve i Judge McDowell catches the nose of vi first horse that flashes by him. "Never before in the history of this Pace “has interest been at such fever heat. On every street corner, in all the ears and trains one hears nothing but & Aiscussion of the Brooklyn Handteap Candidates and the fast trials they have worked, Phe public some time ago made up its mind that Herbert was the most Wkely horse in the big race. This was after Herbert ran so well in the Metro- politan Handicap. Then reports of the fast work of Blues sent him into popu- lar favor and he was settled upon as thé winner. Along comes Advance Guard and | shows in his races that he js a better | colt than he has even been before, and he becomes a public choice. His brill- fant performance yesterday in the | Jockey Club weight-for-nge stakes has _ferved to increase the confldence many Tepose in him, Now flashes a new star on the horizon. Monograph’s Marvellous Work. It js the Western colt Monograph, sent on from Kentucky for the especial pur- pose of winning the Brooklyn Handicap. He is a four-year-old by Margrave- Monopoly and he is trained by Graves, He was worked on Wednesday He had a boy weighing about 105 pounds on his back. He started very fast and when he clipped off six furlongs in 3141-6 the track watchers remarked In- Gifferently: ‘He will back up before the end of the route.” “ But the colt went on with no decrease in his slashing speed. When the splite | marked 1.29 2-5 for the mile ithere was | Advance Guard’s De- featof Henolmproves/ten.Round Bout Will Be Champion’s First His Chances of Cap- Contest Since He Beat McGovern. turing Gravesend! Classic —How Other} pyxy R, May 2.—"Young Corbett," | feather-weight champion has been work- Candidates Figure. |t%, feather-welznt champion ot the | tng for the battiy for more than four world, and "Kid" Broad, the rugged} (hig. ty nat favorite In the bet- ruing men of Denver offer: Kittle Cleveland fighter, will ‘try con-| ingtodds Wed te Tian hie ahanoen at clusions In a ten-round bout pefore the| beating Broad Denver A, C. here to-night, This will] ,ithoush the boys are carded to box be the first battle in which Corbett! they will fur ish more fighting in th: has enguged since he won the cham-| short space of time than any oth: plonship from Terry McGovern at Hart. | fighter would in a twenty-round 4, % 2 toth are fighters pure ford, Conn, last hanksgiving Day. who usually sall In at the s ‘The admirers of pugiism are anxiously | gong to beat thelr opponent waiting to see how well he shows up| quickiy as possible. Corbett is cle’ against Hrowd. It Js expected that the | than Broad, and as he Is also a harder dour will attract one of the largest | puncher the indications are that he will crowds that ever saw a fistle battle In win. Corbett will be seconded by Bod this city, Armstri nd Johnny, Corbett, while Both Corbett and Broad are reported soe Maclis and Kid Carter will look as being in perfect condition. ‘The after Broad. AIN - OR - SHINE coat. A Kirsche baum specialty un- like any other Rain- coat you ever saw—different and better. A long, loose, swagger Sek overcoat that is rain proof an doesn't look it. Made of Covert, Tweed end smart English over- coatings. A stylish oyercoat— a Rain coat if you please; but a gentleman’s coat, rain or shine. Inquire of the best clothiers. Fd our label — Kirschbaum Hand-Made. $15 to $25. Get your size, Te sure you get our goods. If you have any difficulty, write us, Send for our new style Wook anyway. It is free. A.B. Kirschbaum &Co. (Makers) Broadway and {ith St. would proba! ak, His on! x slow. and if ndicap hy nd Ri t ‘aph Gown from We His. form brought him ter would not om nda ain three min He ave improved so much in on fs undou ous Blessed turn of speed. «Hl diy a danger- t @ running question is) whether route. dnd ‘start at Westehiater hh nnortunity. to make good, | but at the end of id n aixtcanth he was done to If he goes a mile and a quarte > company he meets to-morrow be a surprise to more than one, cigars are unequaled in quality Fine Day Wh Monograph, ot is wo entitled to consideration. will do in com It will be noth co him quart. id | rtainly tion, “Mit what he aestion, he san that e omic in # to. the final | In h words, e 18 tailing nt the nay Of course, this wae to xpected where he has such a Meht of early speed. hut the horses to | Sportsmen's Goods. ton are the ours who __ f experts could not beljeve they were u Stil, Monogr raise vel | will Dunn's Golf School. right. A mile and a furlong was ADVANGE GUARD iil, Monog yto travel illie Dun reached in 1.62 4-5 and atill the big on Gt : at that cll voklyn, and he 15 cents for 10 The Golt department y fast. the in our store (25 West (Taken by an Evening World Photograph der hi er him last winter and give hi at Morris Park Yesterday Before the Good Morse Beat Heno.) writer would | rous horse, of Margrave was going on. At a mile ‘ anda quarter his trip was ended and) na special / stalled off a rush by Heno at the endland who Is one of the most improved teed da quar- | y "42.4 St.) is under the a preps Yor or ¢ Brookly: The rest | and 0; rd drive. i ter in 25, visit f | time for the work. | his is conceded to be - marvenoue| ) work, and at firs§ glance it looks as !f| , | thig fellow had #mortgage on the biz | THis Victory over Heno yosterd { event, since his allotted weight Ix only | NO! be explolted too enthusl 100 pounds, The odds against this colt | APY colt that can give Heno twenty DUNN, wh» will give lessons in store by ap- jun in record time to beat Blues, He | ¥ ‘oud not do it again se the race | tate pasty me <= > Wis what Bluea needed to put him on | mas beg tage Surprises. Alcedo Sporting. Sporting. pointment.; , dt ho will bea great deal better | Ten Candice is, not likely ! ———— . Special Nae horse the next time he starts ire a eta Sistttul latte aE: | hAAA ADA AAEEEEES SOE ESSEOESS ESSE ES E+ OF Ed Dep even tomayine Hues will be ridden by Nash ‘Turner. | buncle goes, courses, | in. smashing ‘sty! irmick hi he reps en Pro: he fact that O 1 race on Heno m the good p writ Guard. He has speed and plenty He is as game as ey does rformia enn Ko 0 | n rr as the Ve t clas’ ts lacking. Oom | " k tly fel to | Pounds actual welght and beat him over | n winner ie : putt tack line of Willie fi Ba ‘we 2 tol, They promptly fel a mile and a furlong distance must be | 1M Tues the contender witl probably [116 could not be In better hands. In his | Paul is the pick o: f ithe three-year-old d Nietolls Special Clubs 4 to & grand performer. And that Is what |De found, Blues Is a good horse, He] Tee at Westchester he was ridden by | Centionalty high cles tiistyeur ty exe | ll a in stock, from 2.25 Public All at Sea. Advance Guard Is beyond question has both speed and gumences. Me will |S Mart { ninety-pound youngster, y with the prize ge Conroy did 1ast | e y 3. 00 : ii * 1 who ould y eo ¢ id Oom Paul, food a colt as . weeee 4 + Right on top of this fast work came| He will be ridden by Burns, who has |KO @route. He has all the qualif [yO Ue HDBty Pe als to) get Ra mneb) FE rotaaltalunettieretark | a ton had worked | nag eli acieanl { successful Brooklyn] O&t of the horse as a strong lad Hke : sel ery tls piaeas shat Hunt ont Golt Clubs.- 5 Flywheel had duplicated this perform-|stands the horse. ‘Those who vom-| Wostchester aeveral days 1 CHOMCERIOU OL Went ia Bani eh Oka T rina Tita rat paeeiieT eat orien yn ES SS RBS hae in iat pate , fF) ange. The Regent is credited with the plained’of Advance Guard being a alow rried top welght of 126 pow Wor the third horwe, the writer would wort “track simply to ace | SI ELaces Bach Day at 2:30 P. M.|}\0s urcke Gor bal N 2 i eriiaaly, i ¥ 4 Pockit eitanihre at a | selec bet is horse is very good the distance pee iiattiand Herver in Be ie beginn r had no fault to fing yester a nd wen FUNNIES ANY Wea Tet nbwa’ Ha tina done val thetonts Me || Tho renylt is that the p when with hie crushing tmpost of a little ever a length by Dr T asked of t Wits trial w: it 5 In In a perfect daze as to the result of pounds | he made ail the doonly 107 pounds Lin 207, a very ce and then Hitlidie, who carr out. Inthe of people massed in vi T GONE Walls. «s+ +000 aid on the la 8 ens r e HE BANS... pees eee © ally Watching the progress of Se SY » It will be a RL BTEAL eee ‘y * Ovhers DEAR IS CHAMPION | NEW YoRK vs. PITTSBURG. |KNOCKOUT BLOW j ea nine an cae Handicap of $10, a BS Sa trom First Pose.) | u | ALL TRAINS AND CA ACS DURECE TO “THE RACK. LEAVE FAST s(TH | hon araeraare von fopla bawe ant to. held. 5 Bean i | Leave BROOKLAN TERMINUS OF THE BRIDGE vin sth Ave, Elevates, at tock) a West Point Doyle d 0 ruins | 1 are e | 12:48, 12:85. 1:05. 121, 1:20, 1:87, 1:45, 1:53 P. M., stopping at City Hall, Flat- ety or Navy Elue | bush Ave. and sin Bt, Brooklyn, only. briid Bicycle Club Boxer Never Recovered Con- Special ‘rolley Parlor Cars will loave New York side Brooklyn Bridge 12,00. uit for rand foul sciousness After Being Hit! § mM o k er ? We cut and make Three Hundred Youngsters x paseinn chiaariwete Compete for Interscholastic |*, ich Heed goul, the 12:48, 1:15, Best WI boosted a little ny Aer mht the LEON | boonted a 100 |NoTE—Tho above trains are for May 24 and 30 only. Soedaily papers for fl mewn dat Championship Honors at fi sri Georte’ Sint vot Divine | HAE. Howert by Eddie Dixon in Bout at) nave WH!TRHALL ST., N.Y., via sth St. Bronklyn Ferry and the Culver Dr ded, . | | | changes.| | Unbraide Franklin Field, Philadelphia. |Fap and retin d his jamesake at second lino every twonty minutes, from 12 M. tirew to frst tn time to help | Np tame Boston Club, BROOKLYN —Leave BROADWAY and GREENPOINT FERRIES, via Tomp- | Solid colors Davis out. No runs hit to fetus bunt Whatever brand you king Ave., Lorimer St. and the Culver line, P Hsmall plaids, 3,48, Fourth Inning. but the. former. was Leave HAMILTON FERRY, via 16th St. and the Culver Lino. (Speclal to The Evening World.) ho iiled. to Jackson, Bransfeld have been buying, 4,48, 5.00 and 6, FRANKLIN FIELD, PHILADEL- |, Rowerman pounced the ball to Doheny aa) Beith faniete onerrun (Special to The Rvening World ) | MUSIC BY LANDER. § 50. i i, was ou avis took a long run|* jokes! 081 + 88.—Jo! : > babe | icycle’ Hose, PHIA, May 23.—The intersotwlastic| ind “captured Smith's “ng, rent Eighth 1 BOBTON May Eeeannicaaalay beta you will be delighted [FAAFHSEEFAHE FF EPH t t+ +++ 44+ 4t+4t44et4ose- 756 and 1, Bae: eld and track athletic championships of | thumped the ball to Burke Mind £008! Conroy threw. Smith gute Jackson’ eer Muawe # Tommy Noonan, the Chel-| r Bicycle Caps ».,25 the United States were held here this/ pase, when the Pirate fumble ft. Do | went ne Way. Bean wracked ho a Rnocknat caren RRS when you try | Sportsmen's Good Sportsmen's Goods, Bicycle Shoes, j, 29, efternoon under the auspices of the| Bean a free base. Sparks rolled the | Out l Sparks for aM ee pe fet p ; bs is dle | | — 1.50: 1,75, 2.25 University of Pennsylvania, The sun ball to Bransfsid and was easily re ts ae ru ey a faa Hale son, 2 ile rey ast mln at ihe | Saturday Saturda. y tired, No runs. ony fa davis singled. letLenox 4 € at the aymarke! s i # Be romeeiih ithe brillianor of an August | “Col oy walked, @eaumont'a bunt Might evond. © Conroy jure Reliet Station of the City Hos | ares: mar Ad: ay and the breeze, while sufficient to | go OM%, Walkes and 275. 2oth century Lamps, ...+ Carrtivas ti No runs, jeanne Bree | . Ingersoll Lainp, warranteed. temper down the heat, was not strong retired at va. Smith Ok a tae sibalsahartly eter 6soision: LBley mor, Open Saturday Nights Until 44 od. Bettie Perktaione enough to handicap the runners, To-|0f chee ‘or t plok up of , z f ne Wathout regaining consciousness, 3 Large bottle 3'in ey Gay's races were the first championship |!) vn inn ‘dda like Bast itd 4 ' fe seyret | eraeen Me) dns Sliptode,, NAVIN SAUre For Holiday Preparations We Shall fartlord Tires ae pair. events of the kind ever arranged, and| ‘king up Brans- | caught trying A second, No rung, | Pendered to the police immediately afte / | Make our Prices Less and VALUES Ingersoll Warranted Tires, the hundreds of entries from over forty |ti¢!d's the runner, No ont tr Sparks threw Wag-|{t became apparent last night that fe *h , GREATER. FIELDER’ a Schools have practically guaranteed this |'U"* Fire ing. bred HORM ESHO CONG RUAN | enn Dad resell aiaatlanaiiaiery, ; 250. ‘Bo, Baseb. i to be the first of a long series of annual! cistiy ama toned hint earned Fc y waa twonty years ; ses ann BiCYCLE CLOTHING, Sn si aseball Uniforms, en uisieeis for the team trophy was der'a pop Ay fell to Lrananeld York 000 00 Oa ‘ i f \ 485, Chie, Camera 10.40 CAMIET Handsome, durable wary ee Te art pouce at ine Idan onea arrike Toe aE U oi} RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS. mR 43 { pists) BO As $4.00 At-w Bee a uni forms, including i pistol. Tho actual number of starters Dey iele pounder ——————T 4 ’ jel ¢ 1 Beoich Chevtot suit “ate ‘Ne rel ered met Badan “ p 2.0 ri cate viot Sul Pants, A Sexceeded 3, which necessitated alxty “Durke's TRACK, 8T. LOUIS, May 2, : } $5 the ein inten si LO Belt, at 2°50, 2.75, eats, and quite a number o: boys | 8 « wing are t ‘esulls of races sched-| << . xh Printing ” > , - oh oy . or. Tor jolution., . re ol Jom ie. i and found on arriving five minutes late for Epo eneD Ob Lay uled to be run here to-day: | ‘ Bek Tene rein : sic ed Goit Hom, 36 Z, 3.75,,8,80 78 their events that the particular races n fell two feet from a fence | First Race—One mite-—Won_by Con-| rie | S 0 Bicycle Shoes—UM> for Saturday, ee Kaulnyille Tape Handie, ion were over. | certina, 5 to 1 d 2 to 1; Kilinands- r ' TT Forget We Are Mavulacturers of Baseball sale Black Oalf Shoes. 225 Sixth Inning, sehatd for place 7 to 6, was second, and p s ' Govds, “Send for 8 ‘ , Full line Victor Gloves and The Summary, Conroy to Bransfeld was the way cively t {me—1.4l B44. | . bv re | owt! g gmertmiont Croauet Bets, 1.50, 1.98 fl Mitts from 2&e. 7.00 Won by H. B. Lgeent, | Bowerman was put out. Smith punted Second "ive-elghths of a mile : c Fine assortment Tennis Racquets, Ho, 1.50 to Ip Miladeiphies Ti n, Philadetph: [prettily and got to fiat. | Hranstieid Won. by firat ontry, 2 tot C = | soo Send for namin ot Base sDiasiinbeard 5 s]Unasalstod, gol Jackson on his slow Wik) Uasiai Te SAR 200 Fine Woven Assorted Colored Hammocka= Hi and Bieycle Sul if Pa.; third. ‘Time. feller. Hean's safely was timely, for } and Wore and Att thing’ gare © | special, Be stra alfeMlle Run.—Won by C. Hl, Campbell, Weat- |H, semt Smith home: “Sparks” walked RASTPRN LPAGUE . it FH B SPORTING GOODS, ; Giark bounced the ull to Doheris and i ‘ Fine Qualit; ore tatnor Pa aes ef, Done | MME ured At Heat One rune 8), sf cud f Reteoas, Ae ap alt aalen| | mame astern porting Goods Co., ledelphia, fourth, Time~2m. 10 2 time, Dayls Ko ta walk. Lauder threw |yree Hi Manun, H | Rorteon, for even Montroal 28 $1 aba i ‘ ig Worstater 26 42 goa / and Pat Me Boy third NEW YORK TEAM WON, WINNERS AT WORTH. ¥ tosecond In time to| Newark 900-Yard Reh, Pival.—Won by W. , | Conroy's vound Lummis, Phi — Hearts, “Gesrbe’ suinal Tard Desh, Final.—Won vy 70. A. Shepard, W ©, Condorman, fourth Exquisite Fragrance 65 CORTLANDT STREET. THE BICYCLE EXCHANGE _ | FOUR STORES HE BICYCLE EXCHANGE acues| Bicycle Wonders, {for comma | and 1197 Jorsey Gunners Defe RACH PRA WORTH ted in Inter» Pitty tett “ot our tamo ayaa te 101 A lucky exchange allows us to offer rt ens $30.00 Bioveten for | BIL Nasal Bedford Ave., Aur B. tard, Time-o.th The races dt sn to everyiod, . Won by FR. You, York, Pa, atate lverkind Match, day reaulted aa followai c BARNES, $12.50; STEARNS, $12,50. | Hreatway "10" stuin™ hut! toututon’ ie Yayat!| 25 We 42d St N Yo) | Brooklyn, eideman, Philadelphia, 49 pecial to The Evening W 4 5 Think of th rloes for new and up-to-date haste vt ang:be —_ Rertytnlaeeib, | FRBEHOLD, N. J. stay Dh moe Ighthe of a. mile apy: ARG miele of une abate fainoas males r f aaeit “a 00 W ke hoot at live binds between, teams r Sree sa Lie tae into t ad | CE, TOREH BICVCLER HOH a og Bi ie a Wee resenting New York and New J third, “Tine No rupt. | Cleveiands, Rambl Readings ‘and ot q * 4 at the closing day of the annual tourna re-auirters of a mile. I May's f mes 110 te ANB RECOND.MAND Kali h i : 4 BUYS ANY CAMERA 1 Philadel. | ment of the New Jersey Btate | ry, Hunt, even and 1 to 3; ‘1 . . 4 1 : nsec * mb ALL THE LEADING MAKES, oon Hi OM ania Aapociation here torday wan won {to 6 for, place was ascund; ie TIRE PRICES THAT BRING TRADE. | Pi" taps, vi st DAVEGA- BIG 3 eCisllan, 4 1a i | f ‘ thenta (by Injection’ ‘ wulite cariond, Just rece! ved ‘ Perisiagtsstetesunen tay by the New York team. Tho teams! ‘nitra Raoe-One half a mile—-Won by fe PY mM Sto rose aide: Mh tren et A1ibO Mons | fannee, Guanda, ha. ind " “92 E1495 Cash Bargains, conslated of fifteen men each and cach | Aton Mack, 8 to 6 und 2 to 5 ure hs ‘of lamps it $1, Bella, ‘in proportion.” ‘Only Blore. at neal Raliacdsy man shot at thirty birds. |ivale, @ to 8 for pi wus second and RUPTURE CURED. Sho. worth Oe, and Te. 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Watan: | Ey ss a miy cl y ta wie ia bain walai Prevention is better than cure. |B 4 Hier ith i" she dntad M EN CU R ED. | ine te Min i ‘ari i lid Serereh as are govediy cured nya (2,20 Blevelm Mnge " i ys ark ‘ pe ie tee OLD » allah Batt: | Sunday World Wants prevent Busi- Ml hice iscurs’ ska; bee ats i) BIG GASH Bese Failures. entave of tie Na } SE RE 113 NASSAU $ sty 7 SASARGAING