The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1902, Page 6

f THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1902. TA TEST NE WS Thousands of Letters Received from Competitors Saturday's Classic Race. The Evening World's turity Prize Competition wsually strong in the be run at Sheepshead Bay The race is a very open started will have The following ceived, make interesting resding Menmer to Anish first Meviean to faish third Meamer, in ine one Wer twan become @ (ailende @eeond, Moxican Frederick Pittman, Golden Maxim, to. 9 “Bin Past work han “JIM CORBETT WILL JUDGE CORBETT--M GOVERN FIGHT) Ex-Champion Notifies Matchmaker Gray that| He Will Surely Officiate. Mermer to finish Abink WLI get third ph ree A Brightma Callahan va. Mexican to finian firs Irieh Lad to finish second, Mizzen to falsh third 69.000 Futurity that wii aturday next will In my divided betweeen extent ¢ She John A. Dy Willlam Sickles, Miczen to Anish fir. Soverelgn to nish second Hurstbourne to Anish third lf Miaaen ty in in old form ive shoud wy Soversian for pines ‘he uraiton prove him Muraibourne to mow ‘him engitled for a pl Nuss, Co. 207 8 races ane been nevotinted fer the rich ev Golden Maxi to Anish second Dazzling to Anish third John Madden al (Erne to Fight brite yenr- |completed the workout, 1 make him the win @hould be an easy necond from his private tr Wlih 123 pounds up al Dasaling, from his beat race at 5 be no worse than third Wengel, No, 405 Rast Nineteenth atrect, a ffom e petve ©) Payne (W. ©. Whitney). Ki WIL Bight Pwo, , Merry Reel (Madden) ; ‘ask Ivivh Lad (Duryea & Whitney). Hurstbourne to Anish Orsi Dalesman to fintsh second. feel to Anish third |Gardmer Will Tackle Gan ~ PTS PLA os CHICAGO'S TEAM, © | New Yorks Are on Their way East and Meet Philadelphia To-Morrow—Who Are the},,9)\* Jumpers ? 1906 Atlantic aves, Bir Vooriiels to finish third ime 1 think Daiesman the hes horse and Merry Sir Voorhele tas ood enance f iGolden Maxim (Kraner) Mesmer (Featherstone) y Rings, No. $2) Want Ninety-vecor Golden Maxim to Qniah frst. Dantling to finish second, jexman to Sniah third. I think that Gol when In condition Vetter tn the Puturity. Bas ru some flue Tacos fh Maxim is a very fine home but he will mee Davie, No. 137 Stockholm miplod i! Whitechapel to fined Dagaling (> finish evoond Leach singled pare Solleeipe: Select. Batting Order. inp Led Think ye want te MUNROE AGAIN BEHIND WALTHOUR IN HEATS. Rider Establishes Five- | Record on Ten-! ATLANTA, Ga., Aug, 28—Bobby Wal- p Track | PITTSBURG, | nnat sories of Munroe, of Memphis, again last night tr best two of three fiye-inile motor-paved race at ihe Walthour ests aiseum Cycle Pitteburgs met Frank door track and behind single m: v rode the firat he 1 by Ee and a hate In ihe’ second Pecattatontintnatian WHITNEY WINS RACE IN ENGLAND, with Maher Up, for Handicap at York, YORK, England, av ‘wood Handwood Handicap ws fre ‘wie Ma by afte Hasson Won Thr Wor Thr Tes Walton Clud held its fourtd annua) out, | Mpg And wemne 03 Sunday Pittsburgers were s of the unsigned Pirates | can confirm the will not talk Seventh Inning, Thirteen horses He vows that He would not}! | know all by he bas not been idle. Conroy didn't 4 the following | “ved handicap, wou T. Kelly U0 yards, Wink B80-yard Mamon G9 yards); cured Rhody Pinker winked sates. AW Hagne era Chicago players this morning, found all signed except Menefee, who gald that if he played ball next year it would be with Frank Selee to Conroy, Taylor G 4. Byrne, aeeond: J % Won by J. MoCarthy: hed @ bowuty | ie best va i Pang the more of G to 4 heaton ty ant few to Willams. mont's em Mek ala ot 8 W Gry PHOT LY (RX APOC entry is Vue Evening W Y, Aug, 2.- i play kes on Saturday, This is not Mr. Keene has a better colt in. recause he has jxeo what. w tered, efther of which | will prevatl 148 a good chance te win, Joe Ullman : = iARLI Rina USS alter + dimoting Wns this entr male Ish Lad, ty yne Whitney and H.B, Duryea, is) The he second choice at 6 to 1. Mr. Bel- i Hone mons entry is held at 8 to 1, w rte 1 can be had against: Huratbourne; Minst the others almost any price is joffered, Ullman is not offering a regu r accommodate any o! but tx willing and who will acy Invincible has been backed ty some the report of a fast trial at shead Ba: 4 taken a big sl fair price ed on he string is the logical candidate t has so many strings to its how nid qed is rather a good a plas “| “PREPS” FOR THE FUTURITY, The candi fins| “props,” to-day. Horse. Owner, Distance. Hurstbourne (Mleischmann).......6 Furlongs Invineible (H. ‘T. Oxnard). ... 6 Furlongs.. a & Whitn ull (Du Dazaling (Keene) Furlongs. Duster (Keene) Furlongs. “Iving Prince (Keene). 6 Furlongs.. Clarion (Keene) 6 Furlongs. Dalesman (Keene) -6 Furlonas. Rigadon (Keene) 6 Furlongs. jHurst Park (Keene). 6 Furlongs.. Injunction (Keene) Furlongs turita (Keene) Furlongs vereign (Gideon) = The $60,000 Futurity. Who Will Win It? —-$25 IN GOLD=— will be awarded to The Evening World reader who selects from the following list of probable starters the horses that finish first, second and third in the Futurity race Aug. 30 and writes the best 50-word reason for his selection, In case none of the selections should be correct, the one nearest correct will get the prize; and in case of a tie the prize will be equally divided among the successful competitors. All selections must be received in The Evening World office before midnight Aug. 29 and must be written on the following : Sad TO THE FUTURITY PRIZE EDITOR, The Evening World, Pulitzer B’ld’g, My selections are: My reason for these selections are : ) quoted There rite In the big Bus Ove will near that the p at on the the track try of young Marry the top w prnetioally Grey Mriar bh (mitted that G he ordinary « who offers to} mare Anab. ept tis prices. | vorite 4 of | Tutte College, holder of Hyped 01 3 Futurity at -6 Furlongs ..6 Furlongs .6 Purlongs. -6 Purlongs. Furlongs. Furlongs..... Furlongs... Pee See eee TEE ECC ees ta Bur iS no certaint go and all There Ute ers prefer to rand track ¢ lay of heav aspect of differen made | ends her sry Sheepshead Bay will get their for the fray, and some good moves have Some of them are as follows: ‘Tine. 1,15, Ma. 1.16 146 LAT, 117. 1.16. 1,16. bh, LAT. 1,16, lle. 116, iicanabenaasaranecsasaesaagensane stay eans) MUEEIOL eee: to finish Second. seovee tO finish Third, (Here ¢ paste your $word reason.) Horse Weight a4 Ow Invineib! Fire Kater, 117, A. Belmont Miszen, 125, A, Beknoat . Lord of the Vale, 117, A. Reimont. Wiver Pirate, A stton Airicender, 119; “Dsimel & Dever Savevie, 119, J. ss: | Eee ‘Tedd, ‘eel, 417. s phe ie. i= uw oy Golden a Probable Starters, Welghts and Jockey: f Jockey, Hore Weignt and owner, | docker. } pip posoaane ate 11h, Albermerle. Stable, ——— | Whiteohspe), tH mh te e. | Luther Tasior plten ho Was L}he "took Mull righton, — —— New Potato i and It fs also sakl that pogtos the world’ a ree berfeld Dentex Hell 8 to Say he hag agreed ry with the Detr 1,15 3-5. 116 4-5. need not he taken seri- cal fans, Elberteld agreement hus Detroit fans, before whom he has many play before the season closes. 1.19 1-2 . iJ it Is sure to happen that New 1,16 1-4. home is in tits city, was here just ago, and it is he who le a Johnson had many talks with bis per- sonal lawyer and adviser, George Blake, ‘of this elty, and durtng them he assert- ed that the metropolis would surely be ‘ople of the Bronx," son told me, said Mr, Bl original promoters of the scheme. They sent letters to Mr. Johnson stating that good professional thelr part of the city, ‘asked the co-operation of the American | league in putting a team ther: iwaid they would procure the rounds if the League, would the players, @ hn4on 1s doing his ehare right now. the Baltimore Club franchise transferred seems to be the way things are to go, but the minority « holders have no cause to fear losing Frank Angus, the miljion- aire street railway magnate of Detroit, y buy their holdings, the New York project is to be supported financially,” Syndicate Bell, Toe, So it seems that the American League te going to deal in syndicate bail. js tne owner of the Detroit Club, and although storlesshay that organization was willing It has tried hard to and has been suci ful in all but five or six instan Ban Johngon said here, too, American Tange headquarters would Nt York ot sation veutes hed. od there te thi van of Now, w xorg bare been afloat that sevessee Addreas, Giants Soret prey ve, aay thelr ey in cipeinnatl are 'specding eastward to h morrow. and. Puen the Phillies, The Weatern us one for the wow ri but mt Gants ove ‘ote ty [2 ven. Peatherane Tasob Worth... ee i age and any one may Sean Miller Ie aes Rorooe Mbiber to en tortie, ELBERFELD'S DENIAL MUST NOT BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY. It Is to Ball Players’ Interests These Days to Keep Intentions to Themselves. He had all the speed and curves any | man could ask for in last game In Clacinnati, but the Reds were lucky and | wove out’ hurd smashes at opportune | ‘Tie Ghumes had thelr Brat off Hip. ara must not be ridi- errors were made a-pleat Pacy helped In the run-get- mnaments day of ‘th Imirably after blace in the box and jon but that had he the Reds would have ‘he trouble with Mll- too long a rest is a man who t tw ol all the jthere is started the been the lose as that he has etween Kame should be wo to Keep in pitchers are etype, and wita such a rank ras this year's is {it is hard ta arr m suitably Reds WIL Loxe Crawford. When the Cincinnati team starts on ern trip i will be without Sam nt-fleldar. Sam here, regardless of the and that is taken of his Iai tO ne has signed with Naat on the yt ar and he will lose avout $000, Washington Gets “De Mont.” y here. |B De Montreville, of this year's | Ros atonals, has signed a contract to play with the Washington basebail team of the un League next sea- son signed In Chi- cago last Week and the eaptu of the second baseman from the National Leugue was eftected through Charles Comlakey. of Chicago. Manager Loftus, of the Washington team, offered De Montrevilie a price last spring, which the latter avcepted, but when De Montreville suggested that he } would ha o jump hts Boston League contract Loftus advinad him to. first pay out his contract. De Montreville’s home is in ¥ hington, CAPT. KEELER WENT FISHING Brooklyn Leader Forgot to Come Back in Time to Play Ball at Atlantic City. The Batting Order, Brooklyn. Atiantte City. s Hagen, 8b, Parnell, If, Voorhers, rf. Bray, ef. Dickson. 9s. orner, 1b. Flood, Melcher, 9b, Tatler e °. Kitson, p. 18. (Special to 7 ing World.) ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Aug. &— The hot argument put up by the local) All-Star College team against the Brook- lyn Leaguers yesterday, together with the Hne weather, served to fill the grounds here for the third and last game y [of the series this afternoon, All was e during the morning in the Superba camp, alntough the report that Leach, Chesbro and Tannebill had jumped the Pittsburg champions caused a ripple of excitement. 1t was hard work for the Trolley-Dodgers to beleve that the payers had thrown Barney Dreyfus down so hard after he had treated them so royally. Some of the Superbas put the report down as #0 much hot alr. ‘Trunks were packed this morning for a hasty departure for Boston after to- day's game. Needless to say the labor was performed reluctantly, as the play~ ers have enjoyed themselves daring thelr layeff, What added to their en- joymont was the easy way the Pirates trimmed the Beaneaters, the Guperbas therel angthening thelr hold on sec- ond place while they rested. ‘They hay « lead of thirty-six points ever Boston and Ohicago, enough. it is thought, to keen them in the place until the finish. Frank Kitson was on the firing line for the National Leaguers today, while d Brown th a ie cholce fe es cary af wi Her welt on ning rip this H ja time, Dog eld and Tim fain to Pitoh for Hobekens. the rack semi-protessional piteher, wha’ hes, ies only, one game. for the Hoboken ees | set the pace to the back stretch, w | Mary she gets a $3,500 OF SPORT IN ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES. SER SERRE heen ‘FAILED TO SWIM ENGLISH CHANNEL Holbein Exhausted After Be- ing in Watere More than Twenty-two Hours—Holmes Got a Cramp. DOVRR, Eng., Aug. 28.—Montague Holbein and Frank Holmes, the Eng- lishmen who tried to swim the Eng- lish Channel, were both unsuccessful, Holmes, who started from Dover early to-day, was seized with a cramp and abandoned the attempt when six miles off shore. Holbein, whose third attempt it was, started from the French shore yesterday. He swam continuotsly for twenty-two hours and twenty- one minutes and then had to be helped out of the water. He was too exhausted to struggle any longer against the westward tide. 'HERMIS WINS THE SARATOGA. (Continued from First Page.) won in a drive by a tength trom Ithan, Who Was a head in front of Latrobe. tor FUPTH, RAGE. r all agen: mile and a turl ra faere seh fous, teri yia, Belving, 119, McCue... 375 1M Rough Rider, 110, roan 2 3 a The \maco 4 rae 94 Janice, 100, Redfern. i Start bad. Won Geiving. ‘Timecd,88, Rough Rider jumped away tn front and e ‘The Amazon joined him. ‘The pair raced iead and head to the stretch, three ths in front of Belvirfo and Loan. 1 the run home Beivino ctosed on the leaders and in a rattling drive. Belvino wot up in thme to win by’ three-quarters of a length from Rough Rider, who was ‘Handi | @ head in front of The Amazon, SIXTH RACE, Selling; for three-year-olds and up: ture Starters, wuce, Jocks Cornwall, 97, Redfern Optional, ‘87, Henderson Rappenecker, 101, Daly » Cornwall wins, Mary ‘Worth was second. Sadducee was third. Time—a.13 1-6. HAWTHORNE WINNERS. HAWTHORNE RACE TRAGK, ®HI- |CAGO, Aug. 28,—-Following ja the regult of the races scheduled to be run here this afternoon: Hirst Race—Three-quarters of a mile. ‘Won by Carl Kahler, 3 to 1 and 4 to 5; Scotch Platd, 3 to 1 for plwee, was sec- ond and Lady’ Saris third. ‘Time—1141-4. Second Race—Five-eighths of a mile.— Won by Serge, # to 1 and even; Kini Hammon, 6 ‘to'1 for place, was ‘secon and Antagonist third, Time—1.01 3-4, ‘Thirt Race—Short course—Woh by Lord Fargndoie, 7 to 2 and 6 to 5; Mazo, 4 to 1 for place, was second, and Tor- reop third. Time—2.53 1-4. Fourth Race—One- elghth of = mile. Won by Scarlet Ll to 6 and 7 to 10. Artena, for place even, was second and Silurian third. ‘Time—1.52, Hermincla Anished Arst, but was dlaqualifed for a ou ST. LOUIS FINISHES. RACE TRACK, ST, LOUIS, Aug. 28.— ‘The races scheduled to be run here this afternoon resulted as follows: Firat Race One mile-Kiag Barley: corn, § to 2 and 6 to 6 won; Duela, 4 to 1 for place, waa second, and Charles D, third. Time~1.48 1.2. ond Race—Five-eighths of a mile. “Won by Lella May, § to 1 and 3 to 1; Ruth 1L., 6 to 1 Yor place, was second, and Hyland third. Time—1.05, Third Race—One and ane-halt olen. Won by Gov. Boyd, 4 to 1 and 7 to 5; Heller, 1 <0 3 for pikes, was second, and Porphyosene third. Time—3, rr DOCTOR MULLIGAN TO JUMP AGAINST CHAMPION EWRY. h-American Gamen, Dr. Mulligan, of Yonkers, the wel!l- Known jumper, has agreed to meet R. Ewry on Labor Day at the games of the Irish-Amertean Athletic Club In the two special porateh jumps, Mulligan won the ten standing jumps at the Knights of Columbus games on July 5, Champion wry being unable to com- pete. Ewry has since felt that he would like to try for the American record now held by Matcolm W. Ford, and re- ested President Conway, of the Inish- merican club, to add this event to the carnival of games on Labor Day. The result was that President Conway real- tged that such a feature would be an attractive ong, and decided to add the ten standing jumps and the three stand ing Jumps ax wel fiwry hus been practising and keepin himsel¢ in condivon for this mateh, TWieifate he has several thes broken the record. 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