The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1902, Page 6

RACE TRACK SUPERSTITIONS, HE WALKS BEHIND THE HORSE FOR LUCK, HARVARD LEADING IN GOLF TOURNEY Egan Bested, Penn’s Player in Morning Round for Individual \ Championship. : MORRISTOWN, . J., Oct. %.—Har- *. vard was represented’ by H. Chandler e RACING PUBLIC IS |, ; STILL GUESSING, | R2edinc Tete sue FOR GooD EKA JOCKEY LYNE’S FATHER | Outcome of Researches in FINALLY SIGNS CONTRACT. INGTON K Oct 2%,—Sanatora | Form Reversals Wearying. frvne. father and enardian of Jockey Lucien Lyne. has finally stened the R. & I. PL Ke key to ride t for two years at alary Ie to be pald | the hov's guardian monthly and. be ed in a fund until he becomes of Silence of Stewards Regarding ‘The Westchester meeting comes to an end this afternoon, and it Js doubtful if there will be any tears shed when the curtain is drawn at the conclusion of the Jast race. It has been a meeting full of queer form. There have been re- versals of form that could not bo ac- ME RRY ACROBAT WINS counted for on legitimate grounds, The stewards acted in but one case, that of Louis Smith, whose fate is atill WHITE PLAINS HANDICAP. in the hands of the Jockey Club. 80 far as is known the stewards have !n- vestigated no other case. If they have @one 80 they have not made public the Egan and the University of Pennsy! SELLS GOOD Eran Iveralty of Pen LUCK CANDY. hal Found, al 49 felen oF the Inalviuad champlonship of the Intercollegiate Golf Assocation. After the morning. half Egan was 2 up over McFarland. Golng out the play was very strong, Egan doing a 39 to McFarland’s 41, a the former was then 2 up. Egan was 3 up at the fourteenth, 42 yards, where he Was onthe green hole high, aithou against the wind on his second, wine ning In 4 to SO the. fifteenth, als (Continued from First Page.) by half a length from Merry Re: |. who staying there to the Against the. wind, which Is 516 'yardi results of their investigations. beat Rosewater a length for the plac Dy Ae lectin trom’ Waete one Wns and the longest hole of the course, Mc \ The policy of the stewards seems to be] THIRD Ras twelve lengths in. fr: fine Fariand ‘won in’ a-par ‘6 and he, aa to work very quietly and leave the pub- je Plalag Handicap; “Belipse Course, | Hiernccies Won ‘the Sixteenth, “Then he was ‘but : TEC Slee odes Mee aaa Ve in enw ie ha pee CL aan Place, | One init Royal Fetched ped Only $ $7, 000, and Both “drove the seventeenth ‘green, m searches. They do this, it is wald, so| Merry Acrobat, 100, Ret- . Betting oniy'an fran shots put the putting waa | ‘ee ts " (ver eS ne re tntne, Joehk, SL TAINIG, Bt. Paee _ —__— Bidding on Other Performers Wretched, txan winning In 2'to SomaKe | : as to avold talk and scandal, But talk| nicer pirate, ie, o0-Con. Teil, 1d, ‘tone i wretched, gan winning In 4 to a Beene cal fe nek iavoided: “by tBI8 | oie SOUS et rove, Ii, ut Was Not K home hole In 4, McParland running om } Dick Walles. 118, @, 110,0'Cannar ‘as Not Keen. | ethod of procedure. . . 7 0 Honea hoa TH method of pi Knight 9 aN! ae 2 rae ii Wild Thyme, 110, Lyne. 9 fh 4) 7 12 12 The card for the morning play: Public in the Dark, Wile Thyme yn hat i i : 2 plays lolly rant, U3, Odom. 4 3. 2 107. Mende fl * Ow H.C. Bean...s ENGR Gat The public sees a reversal of form, Mire tater: 10K. stinger 1 7h ts fF oneh Winer, tt ennaa an A te B eben Ce MOnHIg PARRY wi | HseBS a comments on It and wonders if the stew-|Niniounie, Lis. S Mars nee 00 eM ae Be f Hy... Oct Horses In training, | the ; 4 ards will investigate. After a time “3 ah ge +6 a Repair MN Geta a a j im Bieive ca Bull no vsige, trem tne ee ~ na 5 i others, togetner with | POLO TEAMS WILL MEET j 2 js more talk. Stil no sign from_ the 1 WM Witowon t Fy Up Glhgeab ORs HOE WIth N Stewards. Other reversals follow, Pub: I 81010 1 5 1 wit FH sadowthorpe stud, AT VAN CORTLANDT RARK. % r He clamors ubout the Inaction of stew-|Gold Money. 102. Shea 1111 11 30 10. Right Awey, 107, J Martin 9 @ 12, 40 Le ele : 4 . Newspapers echo the pubile talk, | Start good. Won driving, Tlme—1.09% | Maisto A, C8 wi is 10 i ; ———— Thousands of people read the racing | Dick Wells and Hurstbourne wore the |The Mark soot, WM Co a Managers Dispose of Over One stir of the sale proved to be that | Weat Pointers dd Sauadeon A: Feports and wonder if fraud is rampant) pacemakers the fir f mile, where | itor andar 7 a AM, » Vechat HOTcRenNE aucah county ogrtarune | Wiciee. see) Gite emes: Gon ineoee! at Westchester. Every one blames the| Hurstbourne quit. 3 Acrobat thon | Acsedele, 100, Anydey «5. Ltt at poitlOo | 9 . Hfivety ‘baa F } I . Stewards for inaction’ ‘They muy ‘ve! Joined Iasuen with Dick Welle Tn tne AEA nat IE A Hundred Cases in Three WEeh BIGSISRER aeeteeeee BS Plorking hard and investigating every | att a eet crobat, wiining, byw ead | this rade, Ghe went to. the front aon t vimmy Point Academy and Squadron A meet im form reversal, but the public dues not{ with Merry Ac j Dyn head e went te 09 , . Si 1 Jimnr Point Academ s4 . +2 Innow ity The very poWey of edience in| fram Hiver ‘Pirate, who came” witha) after the stare and wis never headed Days’ Session Here. eho te run’ many’ good races at thia | S),malen for the Challenge, Cup the the one that permits the public to go| great rush at the end and beat Dick : wi Suite) Avec by a Jengsh from merting, also broaght out some lively | Mfterno a t ‘ark @ coR@/ ahead and clamor and exaggerate. Sup-| Welles, tho Western crack, a neck for | Easene, who wis three lengths In front ee ee er amnesia teak teplate with bellitaney ad Soleo Dose, on tae otner nand, the stewarts| second money, Had O'Connor been able | oF Annte Grace [Ris se Cane replete il Grllaney and uid senda notice ta the press stand | to Ret through sooner with River Pirate | _ SIXTH RACE | crnte was the third day of th al Mim ot Kings Courier, wael Tate Mates cine Mecleeken tora cae Treading something after this fashion; he could not have lost ‘One mile and threc-si Withers course. | convention of the det jown to J. B. Harvey for $2,900, | had has put then in fine fete. and the Airco ns Gacinesm Neraoihas been oe quanane” a tional Association of 1 mmipetition! Was not. very. regulars, with all thelr proficlency at t Perce =e eri nG:m Horsey hae been) Two. mileslend’ qneaseriel Stealet W1see iene Ae miny for performers were passed | came. will be tested ‘to. thelr’ fulles Investigated by the stewards and they Hunter Raine, 94, Reatera i | bali Leagues And oniny: fo eames find that the cause of the reversal was |, Starters, wht due to legitimate causes, as follows: | ines War), 12 (Causes specified.)” Urbs) Bae Bines, 124, J. Mart Stewards’ Bad Policy. dele wonder ¢ NELLIE THE PENCILGIRL — | | gro THE WORLD'S MEDICINE. alnag | | | | — | with the mass of work before them and | ‘At once the public clamor would end, | A ae the “ifuowet ce on } a YOU NG COR BET WILL F IGHT ise ae a PeVeIA CRD The people would feel ‘satisfled that, the i he game bu Uh Wester > was S wate third the followers : Reet dn womens Veer ne FE w gman sions a aus une pee ens bay Were satisiled that the stewards. wers Champion Feather- eae Alsons Offer o ot oes torn) Clogs em ) There would be a feellng of content= $10,000 for Bout to Be Held in December. {Out iia Won eased nt away In ment that if fraud was perpetrated the The action of the b Bullty ones would be punished. Of all the eversals of form that have been . | Manager (Chatios: rank, (of | Mampi, FOR ALL meer at Bheepahead and Weateheater not After all, the champlonship fight be-|twenty-round bout in Waterbury on | prove: it the minor tea me penny i ie has been investigated (as far as : ene Novii6, The intetforerice of! the I id | reallge that they are the masters ¢ 4 the public Is aware of) except in. thi OH ajtween Terry McGovern and ‘Young | AUNTIE COR BEC a ee Al world BILIOUS and NERVOUS DISORDERS, basi or Mel Meestaneoih fey ieaeeterets edit 7 ej. | Order League of that elty nas caused | situation in t ina i 2-9 ser Ate obe Hed hin rewultea|| ‘orbett’ may be fought In Philad u the champion to doubt the probability | they propore to keep a tight hand upon . ‘ that action, it is believed. was only phia. A purse of $1000 for @ six-round| of the contest taking place, and, In or-| the reins a, FE EET A tte bY ‘ont ao ee cee cr ene ate eandn lace: ads ty we Ue ee Dreyfuss, the owner ot the! Sick Headache, Constipation, Win Smith's ride by Jack Odom, trainer o¢}Fourteen Under the Care of Only Beats Brokaw by One * 4 rd In the case of _—— Trainer Allen, and Twenty! Up in a Nineteen-Hole Match |ar present in une Quaker city, has acy] tot Pidiadesphia, on xv, deh aid | champlons, makes oe sat t=“! Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion . cepted it, It is now up to Mel . *re@iden Powers’s organization, e . * AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. Men Sailed To-Day. at Golf. Who hat been asked for hs ac oa ent rerties minor icigur magnates are oni shine! Di gordered Liver & Female Ailments. RACE TRACK, Aqueduct, Oct. 25,— The entries for Monday's rac See Ze entries for Monday's races are as] ai. tay invasion of the Fnglish turt! WESTCHESTER, Oct began thls morning when the Minne-| Travis had a narrow escap country. A large| feat In the semt-fina [for a fair deal,” sald he, “and they Of) should have While the older ongar The Quaker Who eas for. [RIKHULY bouts these days, Following on out, would, be, He One of last night, the Nattonal AUi- ng | tle Club will be the holder of another seen Is known, decisions In bouts ar Walter J] not allowed In Philad from de-}deelsive result a kno ‘8 for the Country | necessary, eG only by the Proj pri Bold ever Brecuam, St. Helens, Eng., and Jona may no oe EN ne! minor | 865 Canal Street, New York, Sold everywhere in boxes. 10c. and io, res swithout a fair price for = ar-olds and 3 furlongs. wpwardi Taha sailed for t fs “Corbett 1d in ac to-night, Willie Mitegerald, the South are Orally WON AO Tle karly Eve..... r'llpart ranin pen nite Upias’a'|(ClUb| Gupltlita tion ini mihandatet : site ‘ Hie Fitegerald, the Sou ie Mahan sche only Wal 14 Barly Bye... 10; | part of the ship had been Atted up as lub Cap this morning, at the hands of the offer that a six-round bout would | Brooklyn igii-wright. will meet Denny |! » fairness in deating he only Way M fl CARESS that ts “109 Ociawaha sco M) palatial stable and fourteen crack thor-| George ‘T, Brokaw, in the open tourna-| practically be a nish fight betw Hall, Picasa will be eeconded “by | Heats i en, Come to Me suffering from Varicocele, U3 Lady’ Stertiog......-109oughbreds, the property of James R,| ment of the Country Club, of Westehes-| him and MeGovern, He professed af "Young Corbet). and he should have! "SN inat the minor league organiza; J Malmer lia'| gece Se Ee te AIR eraR cal CAR ACRE RY bitcoaS eid HRC Repair ligtlerur ana /tenutie: In beat the seTAtl Tere chet the taal representation and Stricture, Azute and Chronic Ulcers, Blood Polsoning, Malaer sco Keene, were shipped to race in the earl ney broke even at the olghteenth| diggum at the fallure of the Sl eies Hon ahtecd protection. ‘They. are en- Hydrocele, or any Swellings, Catarrhal Dischar; ssi Morowanta 202000. Jus] spring. \green. but Travis won out on the nine-|don and Louisville to hold the ster wilt ikely meet | tied to It, and if T have anything to fs s Vinee Shard of Avon. 101 | ne racers were under the direction of |tocnth hole, Gilman Tittany, Powell-| Bouts arranged, and in orter to deme Ninetiee ane {sas about the matter they will got it, 1 Rheumatism in all Its forms, Lost Vigor and Vitalit, . Bladder and Kidney Conditions, Eczema, Pimples, Erysipelas or any: Eruptive Conditions of the skin, or any Associate Diseases of [Men, to come and have a social chat with me. | will give you Pree of Charge a thorough per- sonal examination, together with an honest and scientiffe pnioe tainly look forward to the joining of Interests between the National League and the National Assoclation."” $$$ Snoaper ana matco- | ANOTHER TRIAL TO BE Root has accept Ukely do no but it is doubtt Andrattus ...........106] Mr. Keene's heau trainer, Matt allen, | ton, beat L. L. Kellogg, Foxhilts, The | onstrate to the public that did not and twenty stable men went along to] sammary: win ona fluke last Thankeglying Day het rere care for the animals. Walter J. ‘Travis, Garden City, beat | he le willing to fiht a . Incubator. AM Flew Chord... og| The horses will be given a rest of sev-| George 'T Brokaw 5 Trine Reha AC Sweet Alice Micky, Dever 109} eral weeks upon thelr arrival before be ® Brokaw, Deal, by 1 up in \du; five and one. i © business with ploasure while “at Memphis on Thursday: Baert Alice»... Macky D Cetera) Weems anon 1B nineteen holes. Gilman P, Tiffany, Pow. | cided during December, a ; of your case. Suffer no longer. Consult me at once. : “i gra | ———————— SN Rees oe uae TEMA ere A Dea get ey amie en ot MADE. BY GRESCEUS.|$ write it you cart call. Hours, 9A; M. to 890°. M. Duly, Sundays, ‘ Prediction rh ST. LOUIS FINISHES up and} to play Apt LY 1 welterweight, ———_ 10 A.M. to4P.M. Consultation and Advice Free. Lyman Hay % . . Conagtation Cap—Sem!-finals: big crowd. sain Cae nity n Trotter Goes for Record Knight of ¢ ” vord, Fox Hills, beat H. Roas, Could Bout Be Heldt ate nung Paver’ 5 R. Hi. . MacKenzie, M. D., '*° %: *SEW"vor«. RACK, ST. LOUIB, Oct. 25.—] bY default; ©. Rope. Sacgkill, beat H It is a question, e ‘ eesna olde and upward, | RACE-TRACK, ST. LOUIS, y . hea take aiy a@varl’ tol exsre Ie Stotoy ac takeus gelling; one mile and deventy yal The winners of the races scheduled on Downey Apawamls, by 4 up and ? to}ern accepts the offer, ” js club, and Is prepared to jie Set de ee PS Coleman saat aly? 10] the card to be run here to-day were as | P!AY be decided In the ¢ nia ae any of the other | MAS been engage) to ‘for the mile of unteous rola ——- event woud: receive siderable i Levy. called at fort to lower his reon0d for Hier well of Sporting. 108 \ : day aod #4 t 2.02 cy is ct Prince. Richara 1 rst Race—Three-quarters of a mile.— WORTH WINNERS. tor! and, lke th rf Nein ed sha te that 2,02, 1-4 over the Memp! ory ee | Won by Mayor Johnson, 8 to 1 and 3 |between Peter Mah y there swould he nia Interference. Dy the a i “MORRIS | PARK RACES. The Taltsman: ™|to 1; Dave Sommer: 3 to 5 for place, . ‘Ast year, would probably Hie ts ready to maateh Nell with any lo © Couples. was second; San Lution, third, Timi Chicago, | Pe eet the men would be put und ae arid. May er UTUMS, MBETING, 100. : Thst Day OF THe eeriNG, = ww FIRST RACE, 2 P, M. ANTAg WHITE PLAINS HANDICAP, | MORRIS. PARR | i Potente plu fa on the siatute books of the PS HUGS | ft OTHER WACES. Potent ite Third Race—One mile and seventy Tints | Sate of Pennaywania, | IN THIRTY SECONDS. |j VARICOCELE CC Fourth Rave—Tho Aqueduct Handicap; tor ant] ) 14" et, 25,—1 e8 ached. e exhibition ont t 1 Veda permit sj; one milw ai teenth, Second, Race—Six and one-half furs |uled to be run here thin afternoon were | CoMG# t2 wive an exhibition ally. aa es! ember m 1 Ro ; 20} longs.—Won by Barnacle. 6 to 1 and 1 re} in the event of a hard blow : au to Happy ‘Chappy. 3 to & for pla t feniha ct ‘y both would be Immediately arrested and | s sets Andy Wiliams. wits second; Advi third. ‘Time tage Aghths and rile | rratwned under the anti-prize-tght law | WILL, TRY TO RIDE MILE | a Tal 2d ay, u, to Willa ther Hunter Ri 3 y| yards.—Won by Kisame, 3 to 1 and 6 to | Special ‘Trains to Mors rik, gato.) Hunte {SSP a HME Ee ee ighths of am By experts of the game it is thougnt| oes HYDROCELE | uate BY LANDen. ° FIELD, 30 ‘cl | yaas~ol4 . Charles D., thir im 1 soll to. 6 and - ~ t lo tempt Motor to Make At-| Bh, say original treat Jerney. ment, without cut ting, pain or deten- vark cyclist, haw an] ff ion’ trom busin 7 to 10, for pla the arranging of the bout would | Cyeline B Irene’ Lindsey thitd, be a death blow to pugiiism in Philad phia, so, while everything points to the John Ruel, the Ne and Tienes cng | Perfection of arrangements for the| a pition to ride a mile on a motor conds, and in a few | § post SHRUBB BREAKS WORLD'S RECORD FOR FOUR MILES. Was second; Moubina, third |attalr 1 is pretty certain that tt will |), in thirty SERA J 1A 4-5, not be held in Pennsylvania ave the attempt will be made on the bill |B fined, BRIGHTON, England, Oct. 25.—A. ee “Corbett? Malien Another Match. |{\0)) the Orange Mountains fap De Medical. OLD BS GRINDLE, 102 Kentucky Rowe NIDREY TROUBLES 443 URINARY DISCHARGES A SURE IN 48 HOURS. Shrubb ran four miles here to-day in For Football Champtonship, “Young Corbett,” though, {s not going! Ruel was to try for the record a few to en gin. St i Jowering the amateur rec-| The Metropolitan Field Club, of New York, | to let any chance slip to make money. | days ago, but, owing, to the velocity of Bright people get good positions aniees anal Be hie! a ol ry. dee ut LT hk el be Gnetod ran four, miles at Red Auton | Tih, Met sine crack eleven of the Hagle Wield | He has a bout scheduled for Monday | the wind, wax forced to poandon the AID Re. oO M ALL sa through. Sunday World Wants. It Paes euliitul phrotolana, “fame 2 trial” The Mclals of the N.C A. wil Bept. 20 in 19m, 26 4-58. but the record | laters meumie al Whitestone’ trae | nigbt with: “"oung Rene," the Philadel. 150% esent-and-an offctat maven WH is7 werk gah St, Nese not officially. The record | in expected Jame: will, detide the ios. | Pla feather-weight, and beai that) taken, The fastest tin made 15; 44th s York, Seti Shanpouahly of Now ork has contracted to meet vat Hee i | nh is a Bee, u 2 a