The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1903, Page 6

6 ubrey Takes First and Mid night Chimes the Seoond Aubrey 1, Victrix 2, Madam 5, RACH—Mianight Chimes ey 2, Marien Lynch 3. a RACE—Lord Neville 1, (Special to ‘The Rventng World.) RACK, NEW ORLEANS, La., ter continuous rain for the but houre the track today ras ts condition than it has been tinny previous time this winter. d -card was depleted by withtraw- i And speculation was confined ontire- fto mud performers. entries of McChesney and the Dick Bernard were ac- poien t0-Cay from B, E, Smathers tn H ; at Saratoga for which eligiple,. Jockey W.. Rob- has made application for a license the Jockey Club. will go from here to Bénnings he will ride for the first three mand then return to Memphis. sire Minis int apd for mares i Betting. 0 ree easily, Time—L14 9-6. aubrey after her good race on Jooked In a soft spot. She was ‘the favorite and was heavily Yea. “There was h tip on Madam. worked five furlongs in 1.01, oe Move earned for her tho re- the refibirds. Madam started ya winner. SHé Had all the early pa and opened ape, 589 of halt 0 ort aid tn ‘a sone acd hee the end command without [ etort Be and Doge n im RACE. foe ai: ter four years old and epi jana’ one-hait furlongs. Ge.atte. ad ‘eat Treaner, ; is Anateations, ‘made this race look usually termed ‘the nye Boston ‘on tay to rp vidently knew a The ton ime started "of with a. rush up a wap of twenty lehethn me Was eared up at the final furlong a "Rome ‘an aay "winner by oston brought up ii rear ‘of the bunch. i ital Up; selling; Bastin ni mpany 1 At ho dime during the runnin Nene fue Gs eee ened up a. ghd f ands Feta Hk ft Uimbered alone in setond Sbisee y. He never could improve his NS) March 9.—The en- et v ‘Treanor, a i . ry pt ‘on ehsily. | verd Neville finally found a track to TIM | HURST WILL He wes heavily pisray aM 2 id made his coy r ue én wi Morrow's races - | Clark Bal, the mi “ h sean (or ad Tom Jenkins ference over the long-distance between New York and Boston, As Ball and Munroe are to make a side bet at the ring side of $1,000, question of @ referte i one; No better choice could have made than Huret, So far there been a heavy demand for seats, and t mgn who pat Jeffries down has a hos: Hf followern who expect to see hin sting Jenkins of, A Jenkins will be here to-night or to- morrow morning morning, and will at ce go to work with Tom Sharkey, the of GUS RUHLIN. | Sharkey in eleven rounds in England, will appear in the squared circle in Phila- jvanged at BE THE REFEREE. New Yorker Has Been Chosen] to Judge Wrestling Bout Be- tween Jenkins and Munroe. Tim Hurst, the well-known referee, has been selected to officiate at the Tom Jenkins-Jaek Munroe wrestling match, ORLEANS ENTRIES," | water takes place at Madivon Square Garden next Friday night. ‘This ques- settled 1 ugilist’s manager, manager held a cons sailor pugilist, who is engaged {n train injg for a fight with the miner, Munrog| but 1 guess tue omen an to fe now working at Troy, N, ¥. ‘The! MS.° es sia Be a Se if tah paar ip + MAGNATES LOOK FOR BALL GROUND, American Leaguers Still Unable to Tell Where the New York Club Will Play This Season. The American League sumed thelr annual meeting at the Fifth Shibe and HL, phia and Boston Tamnetos, w. home over Sunday, arrived back In the city early to-day and attended the ses- et night when ‘phone nates expressed amusement this morning over the state- ments alleged to have be the Pittsburg Nox an leponas | report, desity “4 to gamble e Bme ke last year to back up Nee that the American League will phuyiing alte on Manhattan ule Pittaburg fread was t has! an Leaguer to-day. here at the same time, but nobody then Droytuas orying about 2 opowition he maki Me : for him to make his \ He Denies It, 8 nenalon of the magnates 06 to ne pe “ bana or betting] has bean taken up, tn x © dlssussion of the hd Vonet’ altuati Bunce q arith the HOW RUHLIN EXPECTS TO KNOCK OUT EVERET Heavyweights’ Six.Round Battle In Philadel- phia Means a Great Deal to the Winner. Gus Ruhlin, the “Akron Giant,” who has not fought since he defeated Tom delphia to-night, He will have as his opponent “Mexican Pete Everett, the Western heavy-weight fighter, with whom Champion Jim Jeffries eefused, to box a four-round bout in Salt Lake City a few months ago. Ruhlin and Everett will meet in a six-round bout. The battle the big men will put up will no doubt be a slashing one. ‘They are both aggressive fighters and fairly good punchers. The winner will get on many fights In the future. Ruhlin, if he wins, will be in a position to demand a fight with “Kid McCoy. If he succeeds In putting Everett to sloep he will claim a fight with either Bob Fitz- simmons or Champion J4m Jeffries. Ruhiin’s ambition is to get on another fight with the champion. Ruhiln claims he has Improved considerably since he was defeated by Jeffries and says If he gets another chance he will give “Jeff” a harder fight than he did before. Ruhlin realizes that he must win a few more fights before he can claim a return match. He Intends to sall right into Everett to-night and knock him out as quickly as possible. It successful dn beating Everett, which he probably wiil be, Ruhlin will issue a challenge to fight “Kld" McCoy or James Corvett a Imited-round bout for a side bet of $2,500 or $5,000. If successful with the “Kit” he will set sall for Cham- | Pion Jeffries, Rutiin has had only four days’ work for the bout. In that time he has gotten himself into good enough shape to make a fast fight for six rounds and says he| will set Everett a fast pace. He will be seconded by his manager, Biliy Madden, and “Denver Ed'' Martin, Bverett will be looked after by Tim Callahan and two other Philadelphia fighters. They will fight at catchweights. Billy Rocap will referee the bout. GOOD TEAMS TO ' ROLL THIS WEEK. Better Games in Sight for the Followers of The Evening World Tournament at Amann & Treiss’s Alleys. Better things are tn store for the|H. B. Hatch, Prest: bowling enthusinsts this week In th» Topple, Harlem cl Evening World Tournament at Amann | jove abbets.. ard Triess's alleys, Fitty-fifth street | Arndt, Smithsonia: and Third avenue. Carer, Hyperions. Thirty gcod tears have deen put on | Sulepple, Auld Clootie. the schedule by the committee and come | Keenan, Mutuals see: big scores and close contests should | Schmitt, Myster be the result. There whl be no more Fruclker Bigs NG gumes like those rolled Inet week andy Kaucher, Harlem Circle Ii., the alleys should be crowded every] Williams, West fond night with followers of the game.’ White, Conet pewiaen | There were no charges amung the| Bertram, Stickers t lenders during the past week and few W,, Delahs ¥; elm of the games were werth revfewtni ; ‘The Our Owns were threatened Friday | paying’ cattants night by the Mutuals, of Brooktyn, | Sellers,” Boh but the Inter team fell down badly tn] Witte, tho final frames and fated to get 90] Archer’ when {t looked ag if they would take th: lead easily, Braun's top s2cre is atill rate amone the individual bowlers, bu: there ts a charce that before the end of the week his 56 will be passed. More afternoon games will be ar- varly date and clubs wi Hill, ‘Atlantics.. Helfst, Our Own Conlin, Westch MUCH INTEREST IN ; THIS BOWLING MATCH. | West Ends and Centrale to Play of Herles on The bowlers of the Central and West End Clubs will meet in the second game of their series on Mermann's alloys, on Ong Hundred and Forty-seyenth street and Seveabh avenue, on Thursday night, Tho first game, which was pinyed last week, resulted in a victory for the Cen- trais by the score of 78% to 749. ‘The ri- vairy berween the two teams ts great, When they last met the West Ende were favorites, but the good work of time should | Miles, Witt, Villinger and Kirech wax once, too muyoh for the West Enda to over. of the Clubs come. ‘The game was clove until the T TO-NIGHT. RACING DAYS elther, Whitney or Capt, Brown ‘ara * pairtele will brought inert raced. Foxih &3 MEXICAN PETE EVE SSS O'BRIEN SIGNS TO - FIGHT FITZ TO-DAY Philadelphian Agrees to Terms of Champion and a $5,000 Side Bet. sidestep when the | plmmons, “he did not aideetep watt eht PITTSBURG, March 9. mone and “Phiindelphi Bob Fitzsim- NOT FAR AWAY, Season in the East Will Begin in Two Weeks and Horsemen Are Interested—Much Spéou- lation in Big Handicaps. Horsemon are beginning to talk nef ing but horse. The balmy spine breezes of the past few weeks has set them to figuring how short the time is be- fore they can again take a trip to one of the big tracks and enjoy thelr favorite sport. Just two weeks from to-day Ben- | nings will throw open its gates to the racing public. Tratners and owners who have been preparing their charges at various places throughout the country are already arranging for the shipment of thoir strings to the Washington track and, judging by the announced inten+ tions of those people, the meeting will prove the greatest in years, Many owners who haye been campaigning at New Orleans will start thelr horses north this weck, and dy this time next week {t 1s certain that stable room at Bennings will be at a premium. “Father Bill” Daly intends sending a string of fifteen horses to Washington this week. He is only onc of the many owners who have horses in training in the metropolitan district who have such plans. Big Pley in Big Handicaps, For the past week much speculation has been done in the future books for the big races, such as the Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps and the Amerloan Derby. In the first two named events Hermis still remains a 6 to 1 favorite, but the great son of Hermence {s not the only one which 1s being backed. Uledi, a candidate for the Suburban, has received a heavy play. Last week the horsc’s odds were 200 to 1, but so steady was the play on him that to- day the best to be had against him i lag to 1. The horse is said to be a He js said to have travelled amile ind 140 with ease over a Canadian track, An- other horse which has been toe ed Is the little horse Circus. He opened in the books at 300 to 1, but to-day he is only 2. 100-t0-1 Shot” robably no horse is that Major Daingerfield is. pra ir ni quoted at 20 to 1, but it is sure that be- fore the end of the week 15 tot will De @ good price against him. Himself is apparently well thought of in the Brook- lyn Handicap, as the winter bookmakers have cut his price from 10) to 1 to & to 1. Pentecost and Spencer Reiff are two horses wivich have many backers. Ard Patrick May Come Here, Ard Patrick, the winner of last year's English Darby, may be seen on Amen- can tracks before long. Three millionaires are endeavoring fo secure the horse and have offered his gwner, Mr, John Sh pba fabulous sums ship of the. ‘horwe. Brown has of- fered $75,000. for the animal, but owner wente double that amount. «After breakfast walk a mile After dinner vest awbile,” @, Come in and select yout Suit, or overcoat, any time before noon and it will be sent home before dinner, it you like, @ Whether you entertain, be entertained or go to the theatre, your mind will be entirely at rest, if you are ‘the wearer of “Semi-ready” finished-to-order clothes men: @ Tuxedo { dinnet) and Evening Dress Suits; $35 to B55. @ Sack Suits, $18 to $40. @ Spring styles opening daily, “'Seai-READY” WARDROBE J ow : A. Je KEEREY COMPANY Jnck" OFRe| bite te met by appointment In this olty yen nats pot night and agreed on terms for @ battle | aid, for the midale-welgbt championship of | Bo eri to take piace some time in! the vlub offering The bout will probe ably be deoided in San Francisco, Fits Piet Be ie ioesone, wil be Pi hand to the largest purse, Ryan's Woxy Move. last couple of frames, Capt. Miles, of the Centrals, Is sure his men will win again this Week and has yet eters ayy " asked Treasurer Wit to run the Delmar, cit ‘ treagury dry in betting on the team, Harlem’ Circle ai Proprieior Hermann intends presenting the Centrals with @ silver oup if they A succeed in winning on Thureday night, Tequitables ariatanenit as a oe eae oBs] BUTLER WILL NOT BUY hoo EMPIRE CITY TRACK. ee cae Friends . Stery Said He Would De se, bat ‘The latest story relative to the aplit Among the members of the New York Road Drying Club js to the effect thet James Butler, Prewident of the chub, bas decided to buy the Bmpire City trotting le that aed Sen! for the’ groands ‘wb 00K dane Hoes a Seba nr Sh ‘eee nota, ory Bi [track et Youieers: [footage ad Whon questioned, Mr, Butler dented 11, lee Tommy Hysn's retirement trom the ring to ing inatructor of the Missour! Lous, has the tople of comversa- town, with Champion Jim Jeffries, he) ten amcs@ the ‘sporting frateraity om upper met O'Brien,and the men had @ private talk for fifteen miffites. ground, and it puited O'Brie: a i itgsiamon: arrived in} A. ©. The consenaus of opinion than Agi Bob Pitan had come to terms and would sign the articles of agreement for the fight tor According to the articles the men will sign, they ave to battle twenty rounds for @ wide bet of $5,000 and the largest puree, Al. 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