The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1902, Page 8

a oo ¥ KING AND SU Beaten Derby Favorite Redeems Herself Run- ning Against Her Own Sex for Classic. LONDON, June 6—At the Epsom sum- mer meeting ne race fo Onks Stakes, to-day for three-year-old Allies, about and a half, was won by RS bay filly Sceptre Col. H. MeCain h fily Glass Jug was 5 nd and Simoon was Fourteen horses ran in the rain The votting was 5 to 2 against Sceptre 10 to 1 against Glass Jug, and 25 to 1 against the Simoom filly. Sir J. Blundell Maple's bay filly Simony. led to the stretch, where Scep tre, which had started well, took com mand, apparently at will, drew to the front and won !n a hollow fashton by ‘three lengths. A length and a haif | separated second and third horses. Bal- lantrae was fourth, ‘The time of tly race was 2.46 3-5, The race was run while heavy rain f was falling. Mr. Stevier and Sceptre received @ rare ovation. Ladies’ day was marred to-day by the weather. King Edward, the Prince of Wales and other members of the royal family started for the course in a down- pour of rain, and consequently the roads leading to the downs lacked much of their usual picturesque appearance A majority of the racegoers preferred to GIANTS AND CHAMPIONS PLAY A GREAT GAME. (Continued from First Page.) They had to In ers worked finely too real bad order to save themselves # beating, If one was due them Capt. Smith had his men out an hour before the regular practice time, doing work which might Improve the condl- tlon of thelr eyes, They practiced the hit and run game and loked to have gotten it down pretty fine by the time the gong sounded for them to begin their regular practice, When they time Aid arrive the same team that trounced the Chicago boys yesterday was found tn the field. It was by no menas a glorious line up for the outfleld looked the worst ever. There was Dunn In right field and O'Hagen tn centre, two men whose stronghold Is in the infleld ““dhat made the outlook to the 4.000 tans apcar rather duitous Gloom over shadowed their faces and they were ging of the presentation of anything that woukl detract thelr minds from the subject An Impromptu race be. tween Christy Mathewson a Frank Bowerman served tlon, but that was soon over. for Bowerman won in a canter, so to speak “Matty’? to Pitch, “Matty was feeling right spry though Ste looked In shane when he began un- awn att ie g the muscles of his pitching and the fans honed he would take ) ihe Insue against the Pirates The t ovcupants kaew that with ony such pitcher could they hope just a Ittle for victory, for jt was Manager jyed Clarke's idea to send the old Gant, Fddle Doheny. in against his wid chums, "ddie’s southpaw offerings since he Joined the Champions have been very fine and puzzling to opponents, Rddie fooled the New Yorkers in Pittsburg and expected to again to-day if he worked. Phillipp!, another Pirate whose delivery was no enigmatic to the Har- temites a couple of week ago, that they were retired without a hit, also warmed up, and so did Jewse Tannehi!!, another left hander, Tt was not until nearly gametime that the Glant’s pitcher was definitely de- elded upon Luther Taylor tried his arm, buf it did not look to be in the shape Matty’s was, Roy Evans was out, too, and Johnny Dunn dreezed hin Wing in. case {t became necessary to change his position from fielder to pitcher. Firat Lauder got 1 bounder to Doyle head of the runner Matty couldn't Bet ‘em over for Clarke, and the Pirate walked. (Beaumont’e high lift tumbled to Smith. Yeager thought Wagner that of right ITE SEE RACE.’ but a good aprinkling nored cus travel by train ye adhered to the time-ho} tom of attending “Phe Oaka” tn coaches vid other conveyances, and at iutervaln Jbetween showers the inclosures 5 Jeay with bright dresses Hy the time the racing commenced lithe attendance had assumed Ye pro: portions, and after the first two races attention was turned co the paddock, | | where the entries for the Oak Staken | | were walking avout, It was easy to age that Mr Slevier's bay Mily Beepire wan J expected to wipe out the reverse she sustained in the Derby. She was soon established as the favorite and the re- sult of the race justified the talth that was placed In the filly Sceptre, in April last, won the Two ‘Thousand Guineas Stakes, and In May captured the One Thousand Guineas Stakes. On this showing Blevier's great filly was made an overwhelming fa- | vorjte for the Derby. In the race for the “Blie Ribbon’ Sceptre ran neck | and neck with Ard Patrick, the winner, | for a mile. Then the filly (all of her sex are uncertain) fell back beaten. To-day she redeemed herself brilliantly and again proved her high class The Acorn Stakes (of 1,000 sovereigns for two-year-old filles, fve furlongs) was won by Baroness Lafleche, ridden by J. H. ("Skeets") Martin, the Amer- igan Jockey minute later, but he was left there, for the great hitter, Wagner, did finally strike out, No ‘rons. Wagner jumped four feet in che air and just managed to get Dunn's liner Honus did the assist aot this time, re- | tiring Bean on his grounder. Lefty | Davis was under Smith's fly when it fel No runs Second Inning. Bransfield fouled the first ball pitched and Yeager got tt. Ritchey popped the hall wver Bean's head and he reached first on it. His attempt to steal second lor Yeager’s good him three yards oft the juggled Leach’s roller and ot a base, Smith’e bounce esake was Leach'’s finish at une. as in the way was an easy out at first ra pe fly was taken byHonus, r rapped the ball to Ritchey, who bled It and let George reach Virst. ir wide ones gave O'Hagan i pass first agan was caugl napping at first and whee: he woke up he had to zo to the feld rns Third Inning. Bean got_Doheny's bounder to Doyle in time. Davis lifted a little fly that Lauaer clung to waen it dropped. Smith | helped Clarke oul, No runs. i Jones found tt impossible to connect | with Doheny's ourves in three chancer, Leach got "Matty's’ bounder to firet 1) good Rhape. Dunn got a base on his was a dismal fatlure, throw caught of Doyle's rek was to left and for three bas us trotted home after O'Hi hed Bransfield's fly. Lauder was the assistant finisher of Ritchey. One run Wagner's htrow of @mith's hit beat |; the Glant to first. Doheny helped Doyle Lauder's smash was just out of | t out Wagne reach and gave Billy a bag. |t He got no further, for Ruchey handed No rims. Fifth Inning. By grace of the umpire's gindness, loch Kot a base on balls, Smith's bunt Yeager out but cr into the hands of Clarke, Matty ed outa safe one and in the thro to catch O\Hagan at third Matty went | to ond. On Dunn's Knock to Leach | O'Hagan tried_to score, but got back all right Matty was on third and was the rooters did root when Jackson and Dunn crossed the plate. Smith wae struck out, so Clarke had no trouble in Stealing second. Clarke stole third a hit and walked. Ritchey handled Doyle's little roller nicely, Two runs. BROOKLYNS AND CHICAGO Ss HIT THE BALL HARD. (Continued from First Page.) | his men to carry off the game and de- pended on St. Vrain to beat the ex- champions. That the present citing and bitter!y contented there can be no doubt. The Brooklyns have an excellent chance of taking second pla from the Chicagos The crowd was digger than on pre vious days, there being fully 400 present when the game started taame will play two games to-morrow for one admission, the fret hein o'clock and the second tm Jowing. series will be ex First toning Dahlen error let 3 1 rea ‘A wild throw by Hughes Patye Biagie jo third. Jones drew a Dali, Dexter drove a fly to sheckar Biavie wouring. Jones rule vd Gongaltin pop-tiied to Dak and KI BAP ipaated a siyecr Keeler, One . Delan wan res 8) Vra eeler then yall for Mbases, Bheckird was disposed of b er unaasisied, Kk Hl @, MeCroery popefind tv econd Inning. fer was an vusy out at frat owe Falsed a fy to Dahlen. Tin Qunder was fielded ty Mecroory No. runs walked on four wide walked, promoting Dahlen to rwin bunted satel Ailing the N's Broder y Hugh Vrain Dablen and Glagel'e Ay wen P.M, Pissdure v oa has spent three years at Georgetown, having entered the untveraity in the fall of 1899 after graduating from the Wor- cester Academy in Massachusetts, and will receive the Bachelor's degree next summer. began his career as a sprinter, estab- Mott Haven games on account of not having been a registered student for a | showing that he was the coming cham- He Is 8 good student and despite the fact hat running hes taken much of his ‘me he passed all of his examinations the Law School very successfully wo! While at Worcester Academy Duffey to Doyle was his finish at first, Do- y's popeiy was taken by Amith,| ishing the Interscholastic record of |ietle “got Lered Davis's left, No runs.|New England, which he still holds. | 14+ area Oka, lite when Branafleld | During his frat year at Georgetown he slow roller, Jones lined out the ball, | ¥&* declared Ineligible to enter the] for POLO PLAYER WITHDRAWN. Record Crowd Expected at Second Interna- ri. the hundr the hundred tictpated Georgetown cham ptonsaip—in when he established a new recor He will again Journey acros the sea to England this summer, being gent by the Georgets Association, England. tte in England this being the Engli yards, more an e for three successive years, tional Match To-Morrow. LONDON, June 6.—The _THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1902. ever been run before, and making him- self the only holder of the record for Duffey has par than any sprinter of the day, and is uniformly in good condition. Very fow races have been lost by the boy, especially in outdoor He has twice won 1900 races and last n University Ath- will gail on June Will enter many races while year. the principal one sh championship sprint d_yarde, in which he has twice carried off the honors. Should he come first again this summer he will receive the handsome trophy cup Dui matches for the American oup, fixed to the Engi feat: fol NEWS OF SPORT IN ITS “SCEPTRE WINS OAKS IN RAIN; DUFFEY TO RUN IN ENGLAND |FOUR SURVIVORS PLAY FOR CUP AND CHAMPIONSHIP, FOR GOLF Semi-Finals i (speeta) to The Evening World MONTOLATR, No J. dune 6 The golf- ers who competed to-day In the third annual champtonship of Jer. J sey State Golf Asxovlation were the vame men who qualified yesterday fn the firat and second sixteens for the champlonship and consolation cups. onty Uiey phiyed In wets of eights to-day That Is che two eights who won yester day continued on at match play for the chanptonship and consolation cups while the (wo defeated eights played re- kectively for spectal prizes, ‘The courne was In fine condition and many Kood matches were plaved ‘The chief attraction was matches for the championship. which were very clonely concested. Tne survivors for the afternoon round were Wilcox and Michaels and Kennaday and the four two ammary of the morning round Championship—Second Round. Paul Wilcox, Montetair, beat 1. lin, Newark, by 1 up. M. M. Mich- |aeln, Yountakah, beat Roy J. De Raismes, Baltusrol, by 1 up, 19 holes. Allen Kennaday, Montclair, beat Jasper Lynch, Lakewood, by 1 up and six to play. H. A. Colby, Wesex, beat T. T Wilcox, Michaels, Kenn day and Colby Meet in \ VARIOUS BRANCHES. - CHAMPIONSHIP. at Montclair. Batterson, North Jersey, by 2 up and f to yay; C.F. Watson, Essex County, beat Hugh Toler, Baltusrol, by 1 up, | ALM. De Montelair, beat W, D. Moffat, Englewood, by 4 up and 2 to} play, CB. Storrs, Essex County, beat | GH. Bowley, Jersey Clty, by 3 up and | 2 to pla | Third Cap—Firat Roand. | H. Wileox, Montolain, beat W. D.| Kirk. North Jersey, by default { FJ. J. De Raismes, Bal 1, beat} W. C. Freeman, Montclair, by 6 up and 6! » play: F. M. Harrison, Montcialr, beat , F.C. Reynolds, Essex County, by 2 up| and 1 to play: J. A. Tyng. Baltusrol, beat C, W. O'Connor, Essex County, by default Fourth Cup—Second Round. E. A. Marcellus, Yountakah, beat H. G. Hornpeck. Montclair, by default H. G. Plimpton, Montclair, beat H. De P. Wright, Hiliside, by default RW. Candler, Baltusrol, beat C. wecD. Wi jewark A.C. by B up and 2 | to play: W. T. Cross, Montclair, beat 8, + M. Allen, North Jersey, by default, BETTER PRICES FOR YEARLINGS, S. J, Smith Pays $2,760 for Filly by Russell-Option at Sheepshead Bay—Bid- ding Was Lively. (Gpecial t The Evening World) GRAVESEND RACE TRACK, N. Y., June 6—The attendance at the yearling fale held at the Fasig-Tipton Company's paddock, opposite the Sheepshead Bay track to-day at noon showed a bis im- provement over the one of yesterday. ‘The lot catalogued were from O. H. Chenault’s Spendthrift stud and several owned by T. P. 6cully and W. H. Sandi They were the get of euch well-known sires as Russell, Sir Walter, Onondal Esher, W. J. Johnson, Hermence and Rossington, and there were many well- bred ones, Including a half-sister to Mis ‘MacDay, Sandflea and Barataria; a ha sister to Unsightly, a half-sister to Op- tion! and a half-sister to the good two- year-old Spencer Reiff and three-year- old Andy Williams, a promising Amer!- cane bidding wae lively ail through the was liv anievand the stock old well. ‘The fily the half sister to pete ayn Ritchey, did well to Sick | Arthur Duffy, who broke the world’s/tance in the then world's record time] BY, ,Russell-Option, the halt elmer te Beans beat was a bounce to Doheny, |Tecord for the hundred-yard dash at the] of 94-5 seconds. This year, with a fleld| after nome lively bidding between New- and he was out, No rune [Mott Haven gamos on May 3t, will] of fast competitors, one of whom was| tional and a half sister to the good two- Fourth Inning. araduate from the Georgetown Uni-|flated to beat him, he did still better, | Fox,and,§: J) Smith, {he lest named Beaumont fanned, but Wagner didn't.4 versity School of Law next June. He|running the distance faster than it has| > ‘ Spendthrife Stud, Lexington, Prop- erty of H. Ch t, Bey c.. by Onondaga—Antelops; T. C. Me- Dowell, $400. BE, by Gir Walter—Carmencita; J. W. Ghore, t., by Russetl—Gente; N. Bennington, by Onondaga—Iron Mistress, 8. 3, Ruseell—imp,—Lady Goldsmith; 6. &, Brown, $625. Bik. '¢. Onondega—Marc Decoa; T. C. Me- Dowell, |, by Russell—imp Nuska; 8. 6. Brown, 8. J. Smith, $2,760. Release 2n4, J. J. N. Ben B. f, by Russell—imp.—Vanity Fair ningvon, $660. Total ‘for ten heed, 99,635. Average per head, 3952.60. Property H. 8 by imp. Eaber—Lady Richmond; New York. 8 8 full year, but he competed in many [offered by Prince Hassan, of Indla, for] pB c+ Pho other meets, winning most of them and| {he athlete who wine the hundred-yard | PR"? 34, paner—stamboula; T. J. H 41,600, out. Dann went 9 second on the play. | pion friends and admirers confidently expect Property T. P. Scully. ean's foul rap hi agan squarely pe 8 auiccesa | in the stomach, and the giant lay | At the end of his second year ho was,| batt veare nnd all American athletes) 8 c., Wag, Beher—Oen femle 34; 7. Hitch prone on the ground) For several min-|nf course, eligible and carriod off first| America tor the first time wince It has | ch ¢. mp. Baher—Tohoupeioula; 8. 8. Brown, ites he was Knocked out and a doctor | honors in the hundred, making the dis: Ihren confpeted for. 300, was called to revive him. He waa tn- | 0 a able to continue tn the game and Jack- eer said 5 sscuiiaieiaedcasa! son ran for fim. Bean's rap was a seul eget ‘etl aeieet CHARGE AGAINST YANKEE BOOKER IS STILL UNCONSCIOUS. | Jockey Booker, the little fellow who |was thrown while riding Red Knight |In a race at Gravesend last Friday, 's sull unconscious at the Seney Hospita Brooklyn. There {s litte hope for his recovery, Standing of the Clubs, NATIONAL LEAGUE. summons ts i Pp oReY Shue L. sued at Instance o! tart of] begin at 4 o'clock to-morrow. after- | Pittsbure FT B21|Doet Fl taken in by Sheckard Jones mt his | Shrewsbury charging Lawrence Water-| noon, Ix far greater than was taken in [CBIR a8 Tene ae page ci bale. He mee yen, Ake | bury, of the American pole team, with] the event of last week. A record crowd |New York 4% leno Na ean ¥) cruelty to animals in using sharp spura| is expected to witness the contest. It] aa Wb Chance replace es, Congaton go: fon his pony during the international] has been raining a two days | philadelphia 610|Baltimore ...18 19 Ni to canter an to rlgat, Bo- | match at Hurlingham on Saturday taat,| and the ground is likely to be In poor Hi Washiraton. 18 einen emested | way formally withdrawn | poiioe | condition, even if play ts possible, Both ed court this afternoon Lord Shrews:| teams are confident tosnight , bury's attorney explained that ler The Americana play ae on Saturday ‘7d D {| had been exchanged and that his last, but the English team tins 2 bd ume.) Tantente | D8 exchang st, but the English team tin do 13 Bal Worcenter rte J atola | Wan sativfied the apure had been used | constructed, as f « Toree UE AE: Fil ssaronste ¥ Irwin Med to funder the exeltemont of a great n ; erick No. 2; Georm sion and that it would net scour again ‘filter, No. 8 and W ey Ho Ruckmae- | | adding that he desired to withdraw th r back, The English team. ts une gn wae MeCreery | wummons, In Which the Magistrate con ubtedly atfonger, individually, «han Aa | uy -bettor tometer. The owe single yth 1 of the 4 a equal the Americans second | - - Grows Worse } lett ae If Neglect HN ena tnd Sam Lagarus thir e . | hin want ui WINNERS AT HARLEM, — |! Sam taznsue tira ieee thyrys ' Fy Ls i | Race--Pour a halt fare | weartng t Ahearn Med to ongalt Hughes Pa n Tlappy 3 to 1 do not hold. The re- wits catlte HO oe alate Rite LEM RACK TRACK, CHICAGO. 2 A Waurdual Cor place. 3 40 mult ls upnecessary fou w njauived iy Kling, ON The races here this a j ond ang Mora Lavy third: aim torture, anarn ea Ae TAGE | | Re iupture a Third Race-Two miles N hy \ oY OM anit tainpar Fire itnce-hrownduartere nile] 1e4 ton ty Br Ba, Montap piace | Be tered von by Kederal 2 t and even, Was mecond, “and Terry” Ranger i . - = sycond, and imp, Hore Ohird Times | 2 —— pe Cleared of Charue ili | nd curing Rup: if idilina Raanen Beoond Race} our and ar | Vanderbin ¥ n Race, 4 lar od nda Ret teeta HOBTON, June b- The Chivago boxer. | 21 i King, fol ot, |, PARIS, June 6—William K. Vander had failed radiation who wae arroated hare | Wie second and Dr O'Ne me jpn lie Mistral won the Prix Heaons, |] NO BELTS, 2. ,i% Jon May fler having Knocked out] me leone AMIte Faces today premure op bips or bon y Noonan (John Camsidy), of Che! — | Mr, Vanderbilt's Ariege was not placed proof and ogorieeg ‘4 bl in the race for the Prix Longjumau weather e Cluthe Tew In 8 boxing bout, wa discharged FINISHES AT ST, LOUIS, gad ble Aottio was wngincad teens Autouthive Pads ae the only truss Son, H im ‘ usta ; oft Judxe Forsaith, of | onomaaraeeadl teat for the Prix Tene ratty Steed’ succsesfut {nan Cease the Munision! Caurt)taniny. The medie|_jwacie Thacie BR TOUIB ithe el Bis cal examiner decided that Noonan died | ‘this afternoon's races here re CHAS, CLUTHE GO, (" ovor-exert Se 4th Det, hth Ay —— ew o Firat Raco—Dhreo-quarters of « mile.- a) es Baseball, Grounds Tender, 4! prince Plenty. | to + to Bein New York, Adm, bbe %*! Lou Ann, 7 to 6 for place, was GRAVESEND ENTRIES. (Special 10 The Evening World.) RACE TRACK, GRAVESEND, June 6.—The entries for to-morraw's races are as follows: First Reco—For all ages; high-welght handi- | cap; about siz furtongs. wirose Coburg + ssc IST Rowaignot Col, Padden 133 Melstersinger | Josepha... 118 Khited Lone Fisherman 116 Fair Knight Enright... .....115 Rockford Second Race—For three-year-olds and handicap; mile and « furtong. oT a Gold Heels Homestead ¥ Bice ae pais ig Oontend 12 Bt. Finnan Col. Pade: 10 Trump Vivivector .... 110 Col. Bili His Eminence “107 Graii tree OT ‘Third Race—The Great American Saker; for two-year-olde; fire ¢irlongs, Martie Lewis 12 Hackensack Bry ble UG Arcvie sel Bir Voor! 118 Mexican M6 Injunetion 116 Max Nic oS Dateomen 115 Athelroy “116 Fourth Rece—The Broadway Stakes, for three- year-olde; mile and a alxteenth. De Rearke +106 “Homestead Tromp... se OM} land Chiron 20005 222008 eteceet Sunshower < 104 Siipenrite 2.2. Major Dangerdeld,..106 Connecticut... Cigarette! 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