The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1903, Page 9

“AMATEUR BASEBALL. |W. ©. '‘ AMATEURS, ATTENTION! A The Evening World will print all challenges, results of games or other news concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York and suburban towns in the Sporting Edition. From time to time, as @piice permits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be published. Address all communications and pictures to the Sporting Editor, Byeking World, New York. ‘At Brighton Park Gunday, April 26, the Brigh- en A. GC. cromed bats with the Spooner F.C. segs orp ggime proved to be tho best-played and mont wer layed on the Brightons’ TS cessesrsninorsne S| Eesorse ese Zemrnmneg womocommons eoccommon? O81 HS: ‘SI ca! Bteckler, 1. Time of Game—Two hours ‘and | 34 ted." Ateandance—€, 000. - eo. } whe-rationat Baseball Club, of Kiagebri ferowld like to arrango games with teams avor- aging twelve to thirteen years. B. McCarthy, ‘Gilmartin, first J. Burns, third . Ryan, Schuck, right-fleld, cit Kingsbridge, oe % e * he ‘Wittona Picld Clud would Nke to hear veraging | The to pi Sit in Brooklyn. \- Smith street, Brooklyn. e 2 “! like to ‘The Pibewoods of Wert Harlem would like jtvenge games with teams, fourteen to fifteen} ‘of town preferrd. Address G. Warch, ‘avenue, N.Y, ee ho Universal A. C. would Ike to hear from (good pitobir, averaging seventeen of righteen own uniform. SMictewasl (A. "ce isi whira “avenue, * a8 ee * all teams from twelve to. fourteen years. end ail tes atter excep ‘to close July 4 with some ¢: ‘Asdress | to \veraging sixteen to eeven- og ¢ oping for a side bet. Ade PSos "Ie Bean, 1iG East Geventy-fourth Joun J. Egan, rors, ‘Address 4 West. Fitty-1 ee Riley, ae ‘ at Twenty-thint street, East. ks from’ teams averaging © to hear trom’ a ‘Twenty-third street, New ee Basedell Club has organized for and woul like to play all: teams Gixteen to seventeen years of age, On met and defeated the Strong Topic inger A. C. bas April 19, May 2 Win 0 dain to be guerantecs. Wena Neoresetene , 184 Dlyrtio aeons, * 8 8 John fefsated tho class team of grams ©, ‘dapoball team would like to games ‘with all sem!-protessioual and tor teamin, The tnecup ie ae i jons FS Rell K, “et; Ne Newton, Tb.;-0,, Wright, mi a, i sit Le 1. would tk ‘with averaging gov Heldt, Now oy ee Joo Miller, . Mier, 119 , | type of a stake winner. ‘The Meteor A. O., of Bayonne, N. J., would Uke ‘to hear from ‘the Oswego A. C. and a! teama averaging thirieon to fourteen years age, All dates open after May'10. This Sun- day the Meteors play k St, Aloyefus teany ot Jersey City, Tho c.; Leary, ress all coment rman, 68 Weat Eighteenth street, Bay- * . The Pimonths BB C. would like to hear from catcher and good outfielder to play Sunday ies. ‘They also would |Ike to hear from teams Averaging thirieen to fourteen years, dry C ir, and Talcons preterres. A J,Conkin, 1612 Lexington ave- reas William w York ‘The Nest End F.C. would like to book gamen ith teams averaging from thigteen to fourteen. ting up {4 af follows: J. Suglia. rf ‘The Brandon Basetall Chub would Ike to ar- Tange out of town gamen with teams av. - | ly. arrange @ game with the Bradhve: ree Second, to tbe ptayed tn Central Park. G. C. Bradley, 1, ‘Third aveaue, New York. ay ae to gen to ok, ‘averaging zepre old, willing <0, tarnish Thirty-fourth street, Drone re | ve . | his “Speed and gameness. Fe Goldsmith. He would hang on and fight ,| Candles and Keynote both beat him. reheat Bare yy aie WHITNEY THINKS HE HAS SUBURBAN WINNER. Wilttam C. Whitney fondly belleves that he has the Suburban winner of 1905. It is the Meddier colt Goldsmith, one of the popular two-year-olds of the Season of 1901. Trainers who have seen Goldsmith this year and who know a ttle story concerning ‘the colt Inst » | one of tt! with 116 pounds to carry, is dangerous horse i the Suburb who remember Goldsmith as a two- old were wonderfully impressed by Why Goldsmith Went Rack. If there w: ver a thoroughbred who had tho bull instinct, that colt was every inch of the way no matter how hopeless his task, Kvery one belleved that Goldsmith would prove a superb three-year-old, He had all the quall- ties that go to make up the perfect But they were Breatly disappointed. Goldsmith displayed none of the speed and gameness Whjch made him so much loved as a two-year-old. His first ap- Pearance was at Sheepshead Bay on June 16,'In @ race at a mile, where Ten Then he started ‘in the Tidal, the Ad- vance and the Realisation, and was badly beaten in each. Mr. Whitney here realised that Goldsmith was clear- ly not Iimpelf, and after tho Realization the colt was taken to Saratoga and turned out. During the winter of 1901 and 1902 Goldsmith, as well as many of Mr. Whitney's fine thoroughbreds, contracted the dreaded disease which has ruined So many horses. ‘This is catarrhal fever, a- disease ,which generally leaves its handicapper, with Goldsmith's fatlure in the Tidal, Advance and Realisation, could not give him a heavy impost. Goldsmith did not winter in a steam- heated stable last year. Re was sent South with others of Mr, {Whitney's horses and comes back to Sheepshead sweetest horses seen in many & day. Trainers’ believe he hae the Suburban at his mercy if nothing hap- Pens between now and the time aet gor the big race. Hermis in Comparison. The particulars of the al story were related by a promin ir to the writer of this column in @ conver- sation held a Cow days » ‘The ®ubur- Dan was under discussion. The writer expressed an opinion that Hermis, with all hin weight, might win the big atakg “Hermits?” echoed the trainer. “Bay, supposing you mentioned Hermie and Galdsmith jn the same breath when they were two-year-olds, What would people have thought of you? “Gokismth was far the best of course,” returned the writer. “Well, if Goldsmith returned to his two-year-old form what chance would Hermis have?" f And then the stogy of Goldsmith's re- dJuvenation, of his wonderful trial Inte last fall and his present condition was related. Much Interest will be felt in this colt when trials begin to grow a bit speedy. Racegoers Get Change To-Day. There will be a change of scene in the racing drama to-ddy. The crowd will go In the same direction and over the same old whoezing dusty cattle route rejoicing in the name of the Long mark behind, After seeing. Goldsmith perform so poorly in the’ stakes at Sheepshead the publiq believed that the colt was worthiess so far as the future was concerned, and so forgot him utter- He did not race again during the season of 1902, — A Startiiug Improvement. After being turned out at Saratoga Goldsmith improved wonderfully. He grew/big, and strong and lusty. But he was not taken up again until after the Saratoga meeting. It was then Mr. {dea to prepare him for some stakés at Westchester. Gold- ow in coming to hand, but 4| he was brought down to Morris Park with Leanora Loring. This filly’s sen- sational win at Westchester will be re- ‘} | membered. Goldsmith was brought out one morn- ding and worked. He carried something ee 6 lel Club wish \to state that they n for games after May 10, teams averseing 10 to 12 years of age ‘Address: Obaries Kitnck, No. 230 Fifth avenue, Brooklyn. e 8 In of like 126 pounds. Trainers were amazed at the improvement in the colt. He worked a mile and a quarter in 2.07 1-1 without turning @ hair. Mr. Whitney saw the trial and his eyes glistened, Mr. Whitney is a man who sees far into the future. The Suburban appeared 1. | before him. To race Goldsmith at Weeft- chester was to give Mr. Vosburgh notice of his improved form, and this of course meant a hheavy-impost in the Ne’ | Suburban, of the Ninth Ward, ‘@ score of 15 to with fDiterent Colt Now, ““Bend him to the fai eaid Mr. Whitney quietly after the trial had taken place. Then he turned away with- out explanation. The colt could have raced and won, Mr. Whitney preferred to walt. The weights in the Suburban make Goldsmith carry 116 pounds, Mr, Whitney's decision not to race Gold. smith fall had borne fruit, Th Hi THE WOMAN ON THE WALL, tell how should los veh I sume 60 to bad that the least would cause palpitation. and T dis the bloat began to cine until I had tlons for wonderful, My T glve wanes, mind, my head would feel 96 bad. My heart to en Dine bottles of Dr. Ple scription and nine bottles of his ‘Gold six vials of his “Pleasant Pellets.’ “1 sito tat home treatment (which ‘hi 1 bad feelings eft me, ‘wo! Mt the praise to br. Pierce and island Railroad Company. But they Will be deposited at a new race-cours. one with spick and span new bulldings, @ new track, @ new aspirant for public favor, Known officially as the Metro- politan Jockey Club, but popularly as Tim Sullivan's race-track. dare who visit the course for the rat time to-d and oso 'if ther are “any. fauikee ‘rnees is only one defect and that may be remedied in time. ‘The traok is only a mile in circumference. The day of the mile track is ing. There can be no question of Ing ts growing to Buch enormous proportions that it} cannot find accommodations ona mil ceneke arenes few crihid be true run where ne oR rete. e OS large as they will Tields Too Rig Nowadaya, Fields of from fifteen to twenty horses will no be uncommon this season, and where there are such felis as these races cannot be run true and without danger on ® course which is practically biteod continuous turn. This does not &pply to Jammipa alone, but to Aque- duct, to Graecena and to Brighton. Racing ts growing too big. It ts like the boy stretching out of his knee breeches, There are so horses now engaged in racing that there is peeguoally no room for whem to train a Another Startling Sale of “Climax Dise Records Guesday. 23¢ Jors0-inch Records \ Lowest Prices Gver Asked Anywhere. The Most Extraordinary Selections ever Plaged at the Public's Disposal. Stirring Barid Selections, Inspiring Orchestral Compositions, Songs, of every de- scription, from hymns to the liveliest; wneful Quartets, Dances, Imitations, Recita- tions—almost everything that can be reproduced by sound’and music. Can Be Used on Any Talking Machine Requiring a Disc Record, Come as early as possible Tuesday, The crowds Will doubtless be enormous and eager. Thousands came in response to the first announcement, Hundreds bought dozens of Records. Such a sale was never heard of before. Every Record is new and perfect. ‘ _ But This Sale Eclipses All Others , in ‘Price Lowness and Variety of Selections, The Records are on sale in the Sheet Music. Department oh the Third Floor, and are d_as to class, and not assorted by titles. PLENTY OF EXTRA SALESPEOPLE. * “Climax Records,” For T-inch Records SPRING SA There are returned to of the musical and #0 number of Everett Pianos, rights and Grands, that Pree lle aa pro at in strumental an: vocal artiste, as temporary dwellers in fashionable hotels and apartment houses. ‘We offer these superb Pianor—all — in perfect condition and each re markable for its tone—at #1 reductions from the and variable prico prevailing on Everett Piano. = Je from the very «ream of this stock is hereby extended). Other prominent makes of Grand and Upright Pianos—taken in trade —are offered at very low prices, ~ We do not intend to carry one of these pianos thraugh the summer season. Any piano yold on monthly payments. * price Ii 141-143 Fifth Avenut Don't miss the Greatest Piano Sale. Come to- morrow and secure one Including stool and cover, » Guaranteed for ten years, . Pianos delivered on» first paye ment of $5: Auction Sales, WAIT “ UNTIL TO-MORROW. a DONT DUA fie; | Until you have examined the stock of red from pervoi I used to think was excitem: in. bed, turn over ificent high gfade instruments’ to be PUBLIC ‘AUCTION :| ANDERSON & CO., 470 Fulton St, Near Elm Place, Brooklyn, , S. Wise, ts m fact” ca for could rent doctors, but discou: wi took help I'continued. the medt- ree's Favorite ical Discovery’ aud I also followed special’ diree- Advised), and the result wes and I cai with ‘eom- 8 re my life, Our family physician WOMEN, THINK OF THIS! Tf you follow out\.the clue of headache, backache, the ical torment and mental misery endured b: wome you will find Jf leads to a diseased condition of the dell. cate womanly organism. 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Ue “T endu Myers, of Improper mi weakness, resultini condition head, back and Reryous # 4s 80 intimatels Woman ds so inti; the womanly organism ption is a medicine spe- ments and diseases pecul- contains no alcohol, neither opium, It is purely vegetable ‘weakest condtitution, lous, because It regulates the periods, dries the women, heals in! and ring-down pains and female Favorite Prescription” may iatement; “It makes weak women om aft 'y, from Ce eel female She regards her fair face in the mirror with justifiable asurg. A {dir woman bas a might to ‘rejoice in her uty; in smooth cheeks, bright ¢yes, ruddy lips and One| rounded throat, .| chamber wall there 1s & forecast of a day all too But there is a woman on the wall watching; a shad- owy woman with thin cheeks and wasted han young wife,does notee¢e the woman on\the wall, did she would only smile at the grotesque shadow-pic- tu How can a shadow so distort the beauty which it? ‘Coming events cast their shadows before,” In that. worn and wasted shadow of a womap on ye ear hand, when ihe cheeks shall lose their softness, the eyes look dully out upon the world; the pouting Mps shrink and ehrivel and the rounded throat grow lean. The | changes which marriage often makes in women are mat- "|ters of common note, 29 if =: =. “How terribly Mrs. Youngbride has fallen off in her looks. She's only the shadow cl her old self." So people whisper as they look at the young wife whose beauty is already in process‘ot eclipse. WHAT CAUSES ARE AT WORK to undermine the beauty and~strength of married women? To-answer that question it is only necessary to ask and anewer another question: - causes are at, work to undermine the health? For health is the foundation upon which womanly strength and beauty’ | must rest, What causes these terrible headaches which | ring the eyes with dark eircles and wrinkle.the smooth «| brow? ) the nervousness and What causes the backache, sleeplessness which result in the weak and wasted form esesince}and pinched features? Let a woman answer that ques- fone woman ‘who spesks out of an sxperience ten | years of suffering ._ The | ierce It abe | tio r a from billous attacks, ki “ oH) and. numerous ‘other ‘allm ad nile tne cersant We tn ist poundn to pe appetite, and Up, i our bektigg en De Blend ur of bis “Favorite | Prescr) tlnad iis tet ve Sri Baral a at I wae a few months ago. mend Dr. Pierce's. groat medicin to all suffering women,” There is no stvongey proof of the sound remed: value of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription than ws restores the wasted form to Its wonted rountness, Alco- holle or narcotio. medicine will make one “feel good” for 4 time, the one by stimulating, the other by atupefying ¢ nervous system. 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