The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1903, Page 9

ORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED , vik Oy THE WOKLUs DUBSOAY by wii a Jones and ‘Sparks - ‘National Ga (Gppcial to The Evening Worl.) LEAGUE .PARK, PHILADELTHIA, E—The Phillies and Trolley Dodgers 2 th for the rubber -this afternoon. _ whitewash bruah has been applied fe the Torr cemeneaa third Booked fo to, The Trolley 1 tagged the 50) mark for the this season yesterdgy and ‘were out to win to-day in oner to eaters, : Hanlon has found a prize in H Beh: wonder. Schm!d- AES AY QUAKERS. Gnto the first division, being confident hat New York would:tyim the Bean- kw. JOCKEYS AND FOLLANSBEE STRING AT JAMAICA. Are Opposing Pitchers in me at Philadelphia. BATTING ORDER. "| Brooklyn Philadelphia. The | strang, of Thomas, of twiee | MeCreadle, Barry, It. was | Sie. hurd, 1 Wolverton, ab. ~ | Dose, Ib. Keister, tf 20d8- | Dalle: Brash 5 aixth | Ritter, Douglass, 1, they | Flood, 2b, Lu > hop | Jurdan, 3b, Zimmer Jones, p. Mitchell, Umpire—O'D verton and Jordan was forced at sec: eine | ond. Strang beat out a slow ground- er to Brashear McCreedle sent a fly Sheokard foul filed to Zlmn- No runs. i BI . E ot pace. | Dahlen stopped Thomas's line fly with | Be TG tuicchinan eat the. record fone hand, but could not hold it, “Barry | for shut-outs now, ‘@ making | hunted and took third on Jones's wild His third in succession “Fle applied the | throw, Thomas scoring, | “Wolverton 's Whitewash ito the Phillies on April 2;| ly to Strang scored Barry. | Kelster Dut it all exer. ns Apri 2° | Jropped a-singie in left, Brashear fouled fea. repeated with the | yesterday. | 9ut to Fitter: Douglass popped up to en i fthout a run || Dahlen, ‘Two runs. Eating Sea WeARTISN oh es rr shrewdness in. landing & S > tran fuitornin. a / Soaluagg Doyle (doubled) to right, Dahlen nother: , | walked, On a double stea Joyle was Dut a ey an ia te Gorumbns natied at ind, Dahlen reaching sec rodagt are holdt, @onvention th midi Ritter atrolied ape: mult z swe ndani You's fly, but threw er out at Kec: | “50 a hang 7 TDahten scoring. Jordan Mled out to Firat Gentag. Barry one eae ain a tanen ‘ang ded t ” Hulewitt fouled out to er. 7! Pi pouslase,” “esoreeaie tite ately. ti singled to right, Sparks line fled Ue cen gnorak mae: afely to TDahlen and Zimmer was doubled uy at} cantre and hauled ea. | inst. Ne runs \ ME ‘ alone Bao hit to Rolewitt, pit om: SO OURY mes ei S/iit Ae force! ‘eedie at sec No rune 7 liked. Jones was fielded out by Hulswitt qe Thomas walked, Barry lifted a foul) sirine' torried gram wan Coaned Over A BUNCH OF COCKE GL dan. Keister. <singled, to centre Wolverton. Sparks flelded Me- CAMHICA [RACH omas advancing to. tated. Ieleter | Creedie's bunt. No runs . ; je second, Bragheat waa easy, Jones |, Thomas walked. Barry hit to, Flond: | ——— 3 runs. Os dorein Thomas at secon a n fad Prick ep Ta i prided to ‘Piood Barry was easy on} ’ 2 steal. No runs. Daven wax felded out iby Hulewitt. Se trattant Daplen. fanned; so did Sparks. © runs ‘Third Inning. retired Douglass. dispesed of Flood. bie, Aoaras amottaped, Dosie's pau 4 hauled | Dichlon. Aled, Wolverton to Douglass, down Dougi: Aa rate erent out Sheckard reaching second. | Wolvert z e1 en threw Ritter out, No runs @ slow grounder to. ‘Zaimmer | aeo th TNO EU en Jordan walked. Jones Hunted to Wol- INVADERS SCORE NINE ‘RUNS IN FOUR INNINGS. ) Bracsher's fum- | ROLL AGN. Sheokard was sate Keister struck out fly to@trang. Douglass singled to cen- tre, Hulswitt died, Jordan to Doyle. No runs. ‘ Committee in Charge of Evening ’ | World’s Bowling Tournament} FOUR BIG MEN FIGHT T0-NIGHT. Hart and O’Brien Will Meet in Philadelphia Ring and Carter and McVey Will Box Before Los Angeles Club. Two fights between big men will be decided to-night. One bout will be fought in Philadelphia, while the other iit be held in Los Angeles, Cal. Philadelphia Jack’ O'Brien, the middle welght boxer who is anxious to become the mlddle-weight champion of the world, will meet Marvin Hart, of Louls- ville, for six rounds before the Penn Art Club, of the Quaker City, “Kid” Carter, the light heavy-welght, of South Brooklyn, will clash with Sam McVey, the colored heavy-weight, of California, in a twenty-round battle before the Cen- tury A. C., of Los Angeles, Cal. The better contest of the two will probably be that between O'Brien and Hart. The men engaged in a six-round bout several months ago and furnished one of the fastest battles ever witnessed in Phila- delphia. Hart came within an ace of knocking out O'Brien, Carter's Task a Hard One. The battle between Carter and McVey has aroused considerable interest. Car- r bas 4 hard task before him, for Mc- Vey is a much heavier man and also will have the advantage of helght and reach, MeVey 1s regarded as one of the vest big men on/the Coast. California sporting men cannot figure how Carter can possibly beat him. If Carter should beat McVey he will be offered a fight with Jack Johnson, the colored heavy- ght champion of the world. Bernstein Fights To-Night. Another bout which will be decided to- hight will be that between Joe Bern- stein, the east side feather-welght, and “iid” Goodman, of Boston, They will meet in a fifteen-round bout before the ‘terion A. C., of Boston. Bernstein will meet one of the best fighters he has tackled in some time. Goodman has jeen fighting in yreat form and is te- sarded as a likely boy. He is a clover two-handed boxer. Bernstein will have Ito tight his best in order to secure the decision. Herford Will Name Conditions. Jimmy Britt 1s anxlous to meet Joe “FOR THE EVENING WORLD. —— > COULO’S TURBINE First of Its Kind to Cross the Ocean Made Voyage in Sev- enteen Days, Encountering Succession of Storms. HER NAME. THE EMERALD. ———— i| The steam yacht Emerald, the. first turbine: riven yacht to cross the ‘At- lantic, 1s now lying at Manning's Basin, Brooklyn, She left Greenock, Scotlands April 17, arriving here In seventeen days, three days late, according to the cap- tain’s reckoning. & The Emeraid has been charterod by George Gould from her owner, it Christopher Furness. She is one of three, turbine yachts in England and was built last fall. She 1s 236 feet in length over all, 28 feet $ inches beam and 18 feet @ inches in depth. She ts rigged as a two» masted schooner and painted white. tending 118 feet amidships, on top of which {s a promenade deck, which, ox- tending from side to side of the yacht 4s carried the entire length of the hou: Forward on this deck Is a teak, deck- house, In which are lounging and nayvi- gating rooms. Every up-to-date luxury and comfort has been installed in the dining, draw- ing, lounging and smoking rooma, into which the deck-house is divided fore and aft of the engine space. The Emerald was thoroughly tried out’ on her way across. She encountered a succession of storms. According te Capt. Todd, the weather could not have: been more severe unless 1t had wrecked the veswel, and through {t all the ens gines behaved beautifully. Not a breake down and no'racing of the propellers and an entire absence of vibration. She steamed at half speed in heavy weather, “turning up" 380 revolutions. When tl Emerald is at full speed, more than fif- teen knots, 700°Fevolutions are made bgr the three propellers, ——— Standing of the Clubs, NATIONAL LEAGUB, VAGHT 1S HERE. ‘There 1s a teak panelled deck-house ex-_ ai ct “% — Ceepriere 1] GunRTHL Abe, Re A aaa oa aaa ne $ § Scheduis! ames. champlonship, BUt Al Hier ap " .695] Brooklyn TT / {Continued trom Pirst Page.) oats, conarel eOMjenvent hat he and aia ecto § 8 Be a! ee ; — not Britt will name the cond tlons. Britt is 7 "i fret station, Henley Folled the ball; hill, with Reville as backstop. Willams] , | 7 aoe a utd ngRC Mt igs at the Tin “Bga] Ruadetpiias, 8 12 Bit along the firat base lng te the wailing | made a beautiful stop of Hentey's sing: | 4 side, but Herford suys the same condi- AMERICAN LEAGUE, Ganscl who had only tovait on the bax | ing smash to right assisting In the 0 i tions will be exacted as Frank Erne we . ee ee iin. athe tow-headed ‘Mr, | Martec!l drove straliht into | Wiltses | pxacted of Gans. In thelr fght—135 at] Clubs W. L. PO.|Ciubs, Wt Fe, Topsall bumped out anather eafe hit | glove Plokering's pop fy was amothered i ’ ‘ ring side, or 138 at 3 o'clock. \ meee 3 .700| Bostoa 67 bed Re ee Jesse'eceonip, Vicker, |by the nimble Wiliams. No runs, Fidelias - Brite Won $2,810.00. New Yor) i BB ise “tout e : ing swurk outa gentl amo ane Keeler s oud ratte nie tne | Knickerbockers -- | Although Jimmy Britt ts tdolized by |Pslladaiphia., 7 6 “E38 Clovelan 23 to Long and Topsy died at the bend. }OPN y MViams rapped safe into | Metropolitans —-- | the sporting men on the coast, his re- No Tune a egan well by frizzling the [Mort left, White Wiliama was, playing | A , [eeuecgonteat, with Wubie’ Fitzgcratd Sa see ae %, Sltag between fret and second Pulth | no an immense crowd. It was | cups, eagle turf centre, 1a safely i | ndinted home, Ganael atient and - | —_—— fenerally expected that the bout would 3 | Giube. Wb Po. Cushion No. 1. Big John Ganzel didn't) yanked. ole te bend, Conroy | Surely bring. $10,000, but when the re CS rater ee Baye fo, gre ft ard. eee ee on a Rit eafety ovr Hontey's ned. ‘a TO-NIGHT’S GAMES. Sanders, the Swedish Champion,' Organizati ; "| Seine were counted 8p ase mince BE eile ccd ge ani jams , ly tobogganed. Herman ‘Long fled out ————_ D " ered. that only $7,495 was taken In A id) 3 poe ne oe ae whil Chart. [cemtre. One run. Presto. Was Thrown Twice by Pugi rganization Will Have to Va In Six-Day Race at Providence the door. Of this amount the lub: toa sia) 3 m1 go le Hart= : s L, a \50 per cent, Britt, for winning, got 7% Conroy, Socnasing the geil. wandering Fifth Ising. Harlem Circle. . e by Pugi-| cate Property on East Sixty-| Next Month Nearly $2,500 percent. of the remainder, amountiny Graney Will Referee. alt Wiltame and: Wig ygobn crossed | Harry Davie nade, nis thind sate N list in Contest in Brookl j on early ver Per eGo.o,* while ‘Fitzgerald collected | When Jim Jeffries and Jim Corbett SSRIS feeb ct mi RO arava acer rookiyn. | fifth Street Before Aug. 1. | Will Be Distributed se meet in San Francisco on May 16.10 ; 2 (Went | un fey boll 0 eo bowlers resumed work ag i - 5 i thINd OF J ahort drive to Henley, but |his accustomed three-hozgers over the] nyehe in ‘ke Wvening W Lidarenates complete all arrangements for their : 4 when Davis attempted me Ge ere rapes, ending in Davi Murphy | icy ary AGU oe & ‘ e bag Gus Runiin, the pugilist, sh i poe coming battle the first thing they will Den hem au Mie agar te Grom wr an ournamen Amanh re 8 Ruhlin, the pugilist, showed that! : Stet = Cans on ree ee walle ee els [tothe cuknigor ona Meme to Wiflinms.| Tricss's alleys, A bl crowd was on Ne has some class as a Wrectlee Ine yig_. The Pastime Athletic Club, the second] providence ts to have a great six-day eat “pia avery oe Sorte Td the fruitful session with a lift}/One run, ; hand early to see the three games MOU with Gustave Sandor, the Swedish Cites! Organization of Its kind in tal8) cycle team championship race for the anes Sane: iil 1a, Sue ee OD to Murphy. Three runs, Bes) ile yea Cente Outen a hong |ichamplon, at Proapest Hell, Eroonten, Cl: will only Neve a short time 10) oi oc stonahl Rmarice fini whicntne ability be named to fll the position. . Third Inning, Teer tier manore: Ay. (a leth. Ced FidetMiay Knlekerbockers and] Ist NUM. ‘The contest was.one o¢ tha NRICN to allow Ne mombars to endoy the / tess tha cao; enti ereaial Fasuive eftctog) onlay lage Oo ene) A fecenie Harry Davis, the ¥ arst ase | Lefty Davis fouled to the visiting Gack Mitata inras Uf the hone teams! Dest Seon in the borough across the Pleasures of its grounds wt Hoat Blsty>| 46; 98,600 (ontimated) wilt! be:glyen with Graney and will hold off for him. E hig teen rca “exit ign [top No runs C Veseriiisen tly ait Bridge tna long time fifth street and Avenue A. The club's!" Betguna noes (aon aieans “ate i Sr eave ets Me SUD, 3 1 fe \ rid le fol yenty-fo it k the north fence. tein ied on Lave Sixth Innis meet. It proved to he flys bout was Kove py eaten | Nome has been there for twenty-mle| we citing tho week, and at the finish | > 2 ROMMSE ES eee truer Stara f Grosset wacrifise. Seybol de cnother| phe Pailadelphia backstop with the | attraction’ for the lovers of th as-cateh-oan rules, and after three min- |262T8: ‘The club officials have been) oo ee te att i dollar Manager Hanlon, of Brooklyn, releaged: Sree eke. place tate dato Keeler lione namo was wound out by the asile [It looked ax though there would be] Wes and five seconds ot work Rublin hotitied that they will have to vacete) Vio Mpa atch } Blewett, one of his stag of »pitchers Hollow, tuking the @irn of the triangle. | Mr. Williams. Henley, the tall awitler, | some high wlaiva record two|PUt the foreigner on his back for the fvyl® '@ the fact that John D. Rocke-| Will be given the man in front, At the} d Men Paid $1 Each aigned at the close of last year. Blewett L wus put out on a mas Aa-[eut three wide swathe with the tetany |e cer Fae Re aye eats ah Sa aie feller has bought the ground for the) finish of every Intermediate perlod wii One Hundre en Pal ACN) was the star twirler of the Georgetown eist to Genzel. Monte €ré ' ne turned back somersauh, but | roken, and the bow ° ° =} n, as called far bi! Ons nurpoRecc = soratory {be datriuited pri 4 at, $15. : ts FBR e Gehan ae emma, But | int ‘Qot rath Viqrec'y pant | bdo on Htow all during the evening, ome, of the match, Ue sect ys Tor medical emeare ns Isvoratory jbe distributed orisas of #0 to rst. 815 19] tq Sop Bast Sider Knock Out rc teen signed by any other club, ckengost doused the ney Ne harm was done, ering | The Fidellas are making ant WAR At Graeco-Roman at style| «yr ns . p ‘ 5 to fourth. ed by 5 Betrasxonmost douse y iner to abot, Wisse to Gangel, Ne rans, | ¢ : TO Cac hot fant) cinders ec: he: ane At that stsl0/ “We have been told that we may re-| there will be in all ten periods of the! ganith in Harlam Club. if Willlema. One run. an Keeler could not beat out his smash fon rat pes and the team mat force Run eet nals wont the dout.| main until Aug. 1,” sald A, J. Murbers, | face the riders will receive In these in in Rariem . = = fs betty Davie almocs drove, tae its |ousieawed iia unt by" a neak. | Wil | do some great Ce ean » his hout in quicker, Um) the prosident of the elud, “and we may feng ut the fuss there are eight prises : ny ee miler promen-|itama bumped an easy fly to L. Cross Pranic oh Sick eal he rpm ins a) ys Ad that the taird Dout ye able to remain longer, bat we cannot) to distribute, $4) to first, $30) to second, | : att BIG Hiner eg Wed oS. he |Gangel tossed a foul to the same gentle fan are comtident of being able to land | } i at ¢ at nae atch-can 891% | be certain of possession beyond that | $200 to thit Ai) to fourth, 800 to 1itth, | Another prize fight was hela In private i Ee left feid Now Bnd, aa ees ee man. No runs. oe Sa Ait ae oe Lael too, Y Ren i ink agus nina sated fet date. It all depends upon when work is een sixth, $75 to seventh and $0 tOjin this city last night. The principals } L E oe willans @egood one and Cae MEANS ee aeons lteccnenaealt begun to prepara the land for tho pror] Mic’ struggie will attract all of the Mere "mid" Bette, the east aide feather k filling the pillows. Big John Ne Game at St. Lous, ar a Me = Aas hiear tain Sil val SS eS posed laboratory, If It. {4 dectded to} prominent sprinters In the country, Tho welght, and Eddle Smith, of Cleveland f “nashing drive oetween! sn Lois, Mo., May s.—The Amert- ane fpeaniee ee Sens noe degin operations in the’ fall, we will) Taco starts on Juno 1 at 8.8) P. M..and|'Tho men were echeduled to fight to a , Eee aera filled, when | ean Le game vetwoon (Cinveland los cecisce roe the canter abe team CUP DEFENDER OUT have to go out in Auguet.-If, on. thal ‘2ecem Wil go (wo oUW that 'iEBE' Anish, tub in the elghth) noung. Betts roe ie uuet claude to ahort left, [and the Aome team was postponed on MATCH RE MIITOINIGHT! GURI@ICHEE Gore other hand, it should be decided to defer landed a terrific right swing on Smith's oF Tung Kent the Patt rolling. 1n-| account of wet grounds. nit hap net (Aoi) FOR A TRIAL SPIN, | the besinnine of the work until next JAMAICA ENTRIES. jaw, dropping him to the floor, where p Hett, tally- now. . 5 : in Ci. sate ay Ne rt oO Th sare #pring we would be able to finish out he was counted out by Referee Bred ng NV Ins and: Guam. Seen es and) Waphingtec weoren the present on in our old home. Marshall. : te ith the procegston, cracking present) sena0n Firat Race—Selling; alx furlo Sat ‘nnather ‘lawsmowepata left that oned. RIRSTAGAMED Es No Chance for Test of Speed Im! , “The yearly rental at the start was) noue dart dupa agh aye) ‘Phe tight was hard fought, At the end homeseaarmenlt died fe World) Wi arate Ps $180, now it Is $1,200, Last year a new) Right ‘aad Corita of the fourth round, both were practl: u y. Dawe gould’ only “The bareball game ; Amann, al, Brush Between the Reliance, six-laps-to-the-mlle track was built, the | Sausnte Galler cally exhausted, When the elghth round pee was lajopped here thia wfternaon at. the Iawonhardt, 22 Constitution and Columbia cluy-house put In repair and the grounds) Comat, steymake began Smith was very weak from the ourth Tnmtag hg on account of ral : “Ta Forest, 183; body blows he had been recelving. dnd of the first Inning on account of rain. i inclosed with a fence at a cost of $2,300, ody e 5. ‘ n Wiltse to geliave Tanne- |The sgore was Washington, oston, 0. | Malanche Taceene Nee , a three vot the ig single-stickers, | which will now be a gomplete loss,’ two-y About one hundred, men paid $1 each pa ge 2 tessa et $i ———— : . Py Reliance, oon uitution and Columbia, ————_— Cae 409 Pol Roger for tickets to witness the battle. Tha {tan—Beam, 195; Granger, 181;} fot out In Long Islane oft New Donita EIEN n09. Collector Jessup mill was decided in a newly ovganized FOUR FAVORITES WIN AT Dest, “12: Sherwoorl, 201; Lely,’ 212!) Rochello this afternoote for ‘the frat BASEBALL NOTES. oul lack Lay <:-103 Zetter + athletic club in Harlem, and the men bay Kilekerbocker —G._ Leonhardt, 227;| time. ‘There was little chance for a feat CER eerie Dewan Sqnting shortly: before) mignient J AMAICA RACE TRACK Geinte Snyder, 170; ‘La Forest, 183;] brush, for luck of wind, All day overy-] President Joe Gordon, of the Greater | »Thind fiece tend ate Oelit ee, an eo OEE Sa ey one had been hoping and praying for a|New York team, oneo fell to the dlan-) Ben Howard 12 Lock ‘Ug ] Baltimore Releases Twe Pitehe NEW YORK'S. RD GAME. att bre dishments of a “eon man.” His friends | !yrle 10) Blue and Orange...-19)] pALTIMOR, Md., May B—James Raub and MASTER SPECIALIST. (Continued from First Page.) Metropolitas -Heam Granger, 164; he { boat out was the Columbia, |h@@ the laugh on him. A few week | gamaden EST |) August, Hoff, pitchers, have been releasbd oy 8; Sherwood, 178; Leuly, 18! sno ett her anchi aha meiee | ago these game friends advised him that |” youre Race—corone stakee: ofe mite and} it, Re Uilea team of the New Fore Mate | MNERVOUS DEBILITY Cuxes.g2.t9,% Stes, pacelTsing Tegmmente cout wan) | a ays an Schultz, 168; Luhrs, 180; Roth-|fve miles acros tr th ance {He was taking long chances on his In- da. Pea League, Haft bas nok desiéad where be eer eairea and radjes) in she bop Bace Tine lee Eoloiely no | Me we eal stot tor planet tet; Yimin, ‘18; Amann, was moored at New Re ° vewtment in the American League Park. Tribes Hi ppd PH MO TAT DET 4 sped: o song, ‘and Play Ball third. Time— Daas . ——_____. J ed In that direction for a time a ‘They hinted at gold pricks, You ought Golenist STRICTURE cured in 5 to 18 dey FOURTH RAGE. 0.55 12. n up the Sound defore a little to see Joe smile now. Less THE ONLY CURE FOR without cutting, etretol- Williamsburg Handicap; eh fwrlense | ‘Second Race—Three-quarters of a RACING NOTES. path A tHe acer the Heeliance tu “call thelt Sine ecw aah ‘ Hn of tom of tne. Te & } ; Betting, | MHle—Won by Beacaine, 8 to bi uth. Aslittie ‘The Athletics call thelr Indian twirler s1108 The Captata < velfous cure, Starters, whia., jocks, BURIEFIo. ste PL |! amd 8 do 1; Burmer 11, ¥ tod for ———— ratern (Nex tender ant “Big Chief. 112 Rosewater..." PROSTATIC 1 permanently, cure ANY ee ete eee, Bae 1) 1-3 out| place, Was second, Hargis was third.| Odom was luck: o nlganstwey rrsing ub: Woprelly o se 100 Prince of Arrogan CASE Ip 5 to 20 days, no| Seccharometer, 110, Shan. ¥ ee) piscenne paces “is a us ip orcanine a iat sal Bayne ail aad 1D. ean t ,|_Boville, the Invaders star catcher, tie 1] Georgia Pino. 'ROUBLES nm ter bow | chrenis or oun, Mi. 3. Marine, 183 oA = OH bn a RAM APAUON Soeur iat Dpee 188 sutton began to move out) Win make bis first bow to New York |B ,ue : aeapacmeest ong ean . o—1.18 105 the filly roun¢ eltuthe coeherne cin | ties had set he tr Blue J uz rom Sask peer, Won ridden vantamipener 1 16 RESULTS AT WORTH Aue y rounles pene fon horns t6 leat Halas i, Ren main | day. If tre proves @ better guardian |. gin Race\twe-year-oMte; selling; ve tur- VARICOCELE gure? from. 3 to Becoberemnster, an eee, sevbak * Fae eae eee RE uRIDRIGR terday, | sail jumbia, running {of uae peace in preventing larceny at i i nal absorptive process. mete i the running a om crevery = ide Jockey wos) corcan ep inal) ia snoupt JWerorar thew \the turn of the triangle than O'Connor 99 Bieata ....., BLOOD Radical cures in 60! to 90 days, a, length from Betretgh and. (Special to The Rvening World | Pe PMC stalin Tatees aaatbal y Wats 3.80 o'eloc Constitut broke! there will be no crime for the visitors 97 Misa Ni T remove e' vestige of pol trailed the others to t retoh and | onm RACE TRA ret saco, [ME the Paddock sate out her spinnaker, The position of (he | to gloat over. 100 Moor! POISON #98 from the wrstem without then beat out Toscan a Bead in a har ET ACE OAS 1 , Oe omens three yachts Was that of a. triangle * seem ald of meroury or potash, ive Jor the place. 5.—The races ached run Wille’) Murray, who offictatea as] ‘he distance of each one trom the othe “Lefty” Davis and his namesake\trom GES Time of cure, 10 to 60 aA PIFTH RACE. this afternoon reat ter at the Kinloch Park Louls)| Was g50ut four miles, the mbla fir/Philadelphla were alike In one thing In|Fight for Champlonshtp, Don't poison yourself with mer LOS by my criginal very sim; furion: Kirst Race—Thre: mee just closed, Bunday and] cult in the svater, This distance was |yesterday’s game. ‘They both smote the) A pattle for the 106-pound champlon- |} (Uy or potash, A complete oure is gwara: a DRAINS remedy (used ‘exclusively by y Morbin, 6 soon lessenéd when the diumola, anx-}atmospaere mightily and vainly tn thelr 4 teed by F. H. Cooper, Eq Pre ME , 5 to 1 for pig took up hie regular w * assistant] jous for a brush, went about and’ c fimompryentance jm yesterday's game. | Ship of America will be fought to-mor- /f of the “BIG STORRS” of Hlewel-Cooper Co NSULTATION FREE. k was third. Tin starter here yesterday. Murray had ajtoward Reliance on a port tack Hoth, howe can ‘swing the wagon |row night, The principals will be Jimmy |} New York and Chicago, | Write cONsY ‘ rare Becond Race—Half a Won py] successful season at the Mound City] then just a kind af a} fre | aoe ie with force and effect three times | Walsh, of Boston, the present holdor |} (°°..1/\a May Ome hours 3 make no charge for » friendly tale Lady’ Free Hnient. 1 to and 1'to 2) track, where his work on the atarter's Unt gave the Consiviution che ads /outok sour © 5, 6» of the title, and "Grift” Jones, of Phils: |] ¥. M. Consultation teletiy persia. : . Mave pen, ox Miss ¥) Ouehman, 5 to 2 for place, was |etand attr i opablel sonal he breesa vas from four to 5 H Gelphia. They’ will moet In a’ten-round || | INTER . private ‘specta Pere Gaels HICES res COT hen ee ee eee ee ee ere en nee an nour a fernend, Connie, ee conten aa SER botore the Hasex A. C., of Boston, {J Suite 722-3 St. James Dullding, New York. HuaNey of men for 80 years, Nothing oe. Missourl town, Lip Fg ae fa tn the ma Delabanty, of the Senators, | Willie Schumaker will moet the winner, lanes Son Aare oe ee Twit el PECL AaORe ; bach 3 i ars. nck _Thed jRecesSix ond a halt furlongs: ant eae Ok ; PRELIMINARY BOUTS TO He 4# also something of a slugg —— use Zou honeally. tress, "you i :30)10 1 to 3; Favonius, 1 to 2 for p WHS |) eee eeny Fy ueee SROLLOR IY) . 30 , the husky third-baseman of Pl ext. tina bad.” Won Aine ARERR 0 1° second; Soothanyer was third, ‘Time| furnished @ fruttful feld for Am SHARKEY-FAUST MATCH. | ciate’ iintiths: kitties “is going’ to be! cat Fie, WD eae practice 7 B.tront,.and | 7-2) trainers and but there now ere fined Jf hg loses any more balls In the M Cc t M ! 1 want every man that is farantee to oure any case T under- } a by Low| ¢ ns TESS seems to be the American|PhI Kelly Meets Brown, and |fight-feld hollow up, at American en, COME TO Mel suffering from Varleocele, ‘Tt you cannot call, write for my. } hela thi CWaace for Baseball Clubs. builder eGothel 4 League Park, He hardly ever to . home cure, Medicines furnished, | Low ‘cut ‘ 2 track builder to get a foothold in that} Finher Tackles Tom Riley | the bat ut be sends the ‘ball soaring Stricture, Acute and Chronic Ulcers, Blood Poisoning, W ‘leader. In Ae rear erteci De Ane BLY He NR eae ieainuneeten To-Morrow Night. over the ropes In that quarter, il ydrocale, or an >{Swgilings,, Sataernal Dlscttnrzes, DR. L. R. ILLIAMS agate 1 e eve: earon,|are to the effect thn ne Hungarian! | 5 be " yr jeumatism tn all its forms, Lost or and Vitality, Dott Aue | ut he All ns & few daces, I wout| Jockey Club te laying out a new gallop-| «the Preliminary, pouts, for the Tauat-| ae Kecior really, €iGn't gst @ ood | Rreeetend "Kidney, Conditions, Eezoma, Pimples, 165 West 34th St, N. Y, < any wemi-prol mal cenin| ing course according to : .: ch to “gj chance ¥' * 1 peas: Jee 1 ered dew, Work, tor 2 suitania| ine, course according, to the American) ration mate to pe eld at Bulzers| chide him © present of four wide onen Erysipelas or any Erupt.ve Conditions of the skin, or Hours, 9 to 4 & 6 to 9. Sundays, 10 to 3 arantee. Qut-of-town teams can have! peo it ere at Budapest: ’ Puave been wrranged, Phil Kelly pQleht] or put them where ie didn't want them, | any Associate Diseases of len, to come and have a social a Sins “ay ,cateast 0 BSS light ave. : wolter-Weight amateur champions wilt] DUE Rad to take them. , chat with me. | will give you Free of Charge a thorough per- nue, New York ‘City. Witfull, considered to be the greatest | meet Ill Brown. of the Pastime A. C..| yar, Connolly, of Ban Johnson's um- | sonal examination, together with an honest and scientific opinion i 5 filly In the Westqup to the time of her. enti seorge Blner,, Appiradton. of, the piripa: staff, content ene wd game " of your case, Suifer no longer. Consult me at once. rting, 3 . ie y jump. He almost fined a man) “ Spor 4 ‘¥asig-Tipton’s: Great Sale. soeldent at Memphis roumntiy. bas been Of Areland, who recently met Georgs OD shay tor walking and not running Write if you can’t call. Mours, 9A. M, to 8.30P. M, Daily, Sundays s He ern yesia | Chicago, and the, Injuries pronounced aa| a Ate Sharkey-Faust, bout Js a handleap trace the pened tp Pee 10 A.M. to4 PM. Consultation and Advice re W. 34th St. METROPOLITAN JOCKEY CLUB RACES, According to the veterin-|Sallor three times in an hour. “He'll| _ Baeehall Te-Dey, 8.30 P. M. H, M. MacKenzie, D., NEW YORK. April 28, 29, 30, Sa) ean etand training for com . 1, 3.4) 5 6 ji 2 i ea st Et have the time of his life doing It," New ¥: Dasedal! Cheb Phaladel- Sharkey. is mae “Lmeriean'Laague, ty"