The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1902, Page 8

Feral opponents. ‘The winner of this “warded by a well-earned victory . summary: Women's, Boudies—Sem!-final.—Miss Banks, | Bald r cinnat!, tance riders on the flag Moope, New York, and Miss Neely. [cling had such a boom as this The wonder{ul achievements « Band Detroit was postponed on account © of wet grounds. wg FOUR CRACK PACE- FOLLOWERS IN TO- MORROW'S BIG RACE. MISSES NEELY AND MOORE LOSE: Miss Banks and Miss Closter- man Furnish Pig Surprise in Woman’s iNational Tennis Tournament, (Special to The Evening Worlt.) WISSAHICKEN HEIGHTS, CHEST- SNUT HILL, Pa.. June 2%7.—Spiendld Woather greeted ihe tennis experts th’ ‘afternoon when the Women's National events were continued. — Inte f ¢entred in the final geixe of the Wo men's singles, the fair contestants dc- Ing Miss Jones. the daugh it U Genator Jones, of Nevada, and Miss ( B. Neeley, of Ctiicago; both carne their right to play in this final dy clever brilliant games with heir sev Match will meet the present champion Miss Moore, to-morrow afternoon for the Nationa] honors. Outside this match interest was keen tm the match in which Mies Bess Moore, the individual champion, and ‘Miss Neeiey, of Chicago, were beaten by | Miss Banks, of Philadelphia, and Mis» © Closterman, of Cincinnati. Misses Moore ana Neely were looked upon as certain winners, and the splendid form and all- round play of their opponents created a mild sensation. The Quaker and West- erner flayed thelr strokes with re- markabdle accuracy, and were finally re- Philadelphia, ard Mise sterman, ¢ Chicago, 6 "Women's Singles, Final—Misx Jones, West Sido C., beat Mles C. B. Neely, Chicago, $6, 6-4. CHICAGO, June 2%7.—The American League pall game scheduled to be ‘play- ‘ed here to-day between the local team | GOOD PRICES FOR IGCEST PLUNGER BRO 200 CAST-OFS. NOW 1S BARRICK. Surplus” Animals Bought at He Auction by Wealthy New Yorkers for Their Various Summer Homes. "The araual gale of the “surplus” ani- | mals of the Central Park Zoo was held | this season Orday. There was spirited bidding and | something Itke | tan tracks, prices were obtained. of About seventy-five persons were pres- Sone pair to John FE, Milholiand for $90; | @ second pair to the same purchaser for the third pair for $55. | Six Brazilian sheep fe 1d low prices, ranging from $ down to $1.75, Eleven hundred and forty-two pounds of wool was sold in one lot to F. A Straus for £165. After the sale Director John W. Smith faid that the prices were the best ever edtained che Mr, Milhol!end will take his pur chases to his summer home at Meadow Mountain, in the Adirondacks. Dr. Partridge takes his to Storm King, | the Catskills, and Mr, Moyer rends purchases to Greenwich ——— SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES. RACE TRACK, SHEEPSHEAD BAY. June 27.—The entries for to-morrow's Faces are as follows Fira Race—For two-year-ol4e; selling: Ave and shaw rt Haske wine 165 Saylor Minotaur pere Kittinaning .. Hiro. Bonthsayer Byronens ile doe Cobb Drew dell Riget and True a fon! Paul Creyton Wealth . Ben Howard ‘Third Re: e}db; atx furlong Mizten, 129 Great Trial, for two Mertoan Africander Irish Lad An Meltorian Charles Elwood Fourth Race—The Advance. for three-y up; mile and « half Wanee Guard 129 Surinise rer WM Gold ileeln 109 wo miles snd 197 Rising Sun George W, Jenkin Pataliet M1 Carrier Pigeon i 08 Alack hy 113 Tehula’ 8 ST. LOUIS RESULTS. CE TRACK. ST. LOUIS, June 27— soheduled to be run here to- as follows: : | Race—Five fyrfonga, Won vy 8 to 1 and 6 to 5. Maverick, rae oe co eveneieha of a mil 1 and 6 to t ee. Wan second; J yr THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1902, LL THE NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD |& GANS AND WT ae FIGHT TO-NIGHT. | SOEs They Will Box Twenty Rounds | ot “Thousands Hie bas in San Francisco for Light- Hore It is! ot Waiting for It! Weight Championship of : + the World. Surprise Special Sale No. 145. ~ are eon {MIEN’S SUMMER SUITS Gans, the ¢ amploa, wilt? nt light-we twenty nate | # Consisting of Coat, Trousers and Bell; all ado 50 A oo! alike. The Supreme Sur a On sale por tbe tee Fone week, ending next Frida of the worl, Gh aeeCGntT Unlined | ” Suits, all eatpins weight taken out—woollen homespuns, fancy griflannels, tweeds and cheviots— “|grounds of gray, tn, bronze, brown and other REaiestt in striped and other | night | 2 the first onship t ed in several years where th. BENNIE MUNROE will be a twenty-mile motor-paced race Munroe have revived an interest in the . which is certain to beco: popular than ever with the devotees of chael, The king of the pace-followers Zimmerman. Phis race should y y evening on the track at Man fast one from t and professional themselves for ————— sprinters; marvellous perfor, me at Chicago. of Marcus Hurley, eldes the motor VINOERBLT Ou OF BiG AUTO RACE. American Arrives at Belfort, | August Belmont’s Realization, KLYNS PLAY BOSTONS EXPECT EASY GAME. Now Have Clean Lead for Second Place and Are After PIRISbUnES Trolley Dodgers Thousands on a) Race and $75,000 Ahead So Far This Season. France, in Fifty-fifth Place} and Gives It Up—Had an Accident. The Batting ¢ Order, hooks ave ow is-Vienna auton mW on tap metroy Barrick 1s also the own a large stable of horses. K changed a little this rj ton about tt ntinued to Bregenz, Austria, Was sent aw y es of the Su it. Among those who made purchases | but, were Peter F. Meyer, John E. Milhol- | always wii j) land and Dr. E. L. Partridge. | gelding Va Sone of the prices were: Four Dorset | at Sheepsiead Bay, “@heep, ewes, bought by Peter F. Meyer, | pile = two for $20 a plece, one for $10 and one | day me for $. Mr, Meyer also purchased a | Hindred B) Vorset ram for $0, while other rams 5 were bought by Thomas B, Gorshuck | fer £0. Three pairs of elk were sold, trcovered Barrick was out a ‘The schedule has | ided to abandon the r agin lost a big wad yest }of which lost rgeant and Alison), it Is doubtful if he to win they were favorites Tackle Poughkeepsies and Poughkeopsle breebatl reams for the semi 1 s would have when things however, the Smoketown cham: these are D8. eed William Bartel, a deater, bougat | * This game ought to be he wo furlong no How ong Bar the nandicap at on blay th Bi a Field Club. bhp the crack Bugiewood Fleid Clu ~ PUBILISH. ick will last it ts hard | the Reaniowin: o} who are to fight for a Alkbt, Dave doth TURF NOTES, east wind blew who fights Jack thoroughbreds battles with Beany niecided between Two games will be to-morrow. the colored tioavy-woight a few works 4 Second Rai olds and up; high | °° a hord rap to Flood to Keeler #20) to be a fast fight ve and MiM gunchers with both D na will leave fer “I$ Per Week.} ee b OLD DR. GRINDLE, — Sl pantan Grows Worse _|f Neglee'ed, trusses whieh, war unde ar-olds and upward; | fact that e MANHATTAN tis a ow Ug 117 Numeral Ai | Roo Fourth Inning. YACHTING, hae ) raren to be held by p Went tn order for the hor win witch they are onganed arguteate rexarding "iby injection) NO ee bi tee sape promite ga, Sips tar peat proot 4nd odorieas—a bicasitig in ‘het The v with versal p have graud chance of wun 4 had tipped htm to | Hk wan reported at the Uack ) would not do any mop K. Vanderbiit Mesond and Hen pee Fifth Inning. 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