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

Rtn INVADERS 1S. BOSTON WINE WManager Clark Griffith, of] New York. and Jimmy ‘ Collins, of Boston, View the Game from Grand “Stand Seats To-Day. s THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1903, SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD, =—— DWIGHT SCHOOL REL THREE ATHLETES ON WHOM | Willie Keeler in, Charge of the Greater New York Team— _Tannehill and Cy Young Are Slated to Pitch. | ‘The batting order: New York, Boston. Davis, if, Doughterty, if, er, rf. Gleason, 3b." , Pultz, ‘cf. Btahl, cf. | MWilllams, 2p, Freeman, rf. Ganzel, Parent, ss. roy, 3b, LaChance, 1% Ferris, 2b. ©. Criger, c. P. Young, p. Umpires—Carruthers end Hassett, (Special to The Evening World.) BOSTON, May 9—The orphaned-by- ‘the-wrath-of-the-umplre Invaders wound ‘wp the series with the Beaneaters this @ifternoon and hurried off for Detroit. A record-breaking’ crowd for Boston Glled the grand stand and bleachers long before the early hour set for the game ‘and prepared for a great contest. Tho i fact that Cy Young was scheduled to ® pitch for the horse team was a magnet that drew thousands to the grounds, for the local fans do not think a loss for Boston is to be considered for a minute ‘when the old man js in the box. i ioe A Content of Pitchers, © ©, Tannehill, who has rounded intu shape jeoly in the Invt day or two, was jf by Gritth to send them over to the (Bean Faters. Woif was ready Ao take his place in cate the etili weak wing ‘Went to th had. Th Indavers showed yeserday that they had really got their eye upon the all. and O'Connor and “Lefty Dav spent the morning in figuring out just where the best spots to land the horse- : hide ere in the Huntington | avenue j Grounds. : ‘Phere was considerable hettine In the 6raud-stand. Boston fans do wot get a hance to —imble on anyihing much ex- 4 wept ball games and they made up for Jol of loot time this aiternoon » 4 The invaders were favorites at first, Dut the preponderance of money and the uncertainty of Tannhill brought it @round to an even chance before 3 o'clock, when the game ted. Griffin, from his seat of vantage tn nd stand, was confident of tak- the deciding game of the series. “It was only hag! luck that lost u tho first game,” efi ihe. “But to-da the men Were ‘fit to play the game of thelr lives, and it 1s only a question of ow many runs. Willie Keeler in Charge. “Nhe team ran as amoothly yester’ as if I had been on the fleld. Keeler dias ‘things in charge, and he knows what to do a tthe right time. I will get Into the me, with Doth feet, however, In De- rolt.”* Whilo the Invaders did feel the not 4 of the manager so seri e| ig Beaneaters were badly handica Collin's forced vacation. He is me» ing Grit hold down a palr of & #tand ‘seats and his position filed by Gleason. Glearon ts fellow and sends money home is a to good , his | 4 folks every pay day, but he Is not the third baseman that’ Collins ts by any wey Y. hascomplet hanged th ‘oung hascompletey changed the ate of fis delivery. fe. no. longer uses the speed that made him famous, | Dut shoots over a slow on of curve. It has proved t all of the teams that have gone up! against it so far. Then, too, the old | man has been hitting them out in e game. He 1s good for many a day 4 come on the diamond. To see Tannehi!l warm up before game it was hard to believe nis statements) that his arm was not up to the mark. | He looked to be 3 as good as he} ever was, | Firs Inning. Davis singled to left for a starter, Keeler’s liner to short was fumbled by Parrent, and Davis took second. Fultz bunted to Young, La Chance dropped the throw and Davis scored. Williams fled out to Freeman, but Keeler rod. Ganzel forced Fultz at second, and was aAlizing to doubied at first on a drive to Ferris. / us runs. ugherty beat a bunt to first. Glea-| gon forced him at second with a bunt to| Tannehill, Gleason was caught a minute Tater a mile off first. Stahl walked and stole second. Freeman flied to Keeler. No runs. Second Inning. Conroy fanned. Long was given a great reception by the crowd. His liner | ‘was fumbled by Parent, who threw | gild to La Chance, Long making two | Bases. O'Connor's ‘short one to third | ‘was dropped by Gleason, but picked | i in time to catch Long off second nehill fanned. No runs. / La ‘ent flied to Willle Kegler. TH Ghance tanned. Ferries's high one was fovbled by Long. No runs. S HIS” BILLIARD SUIT. | VIGNAUX WIN mehman Is Awarded Cham- pionship Prize by the Courts, SS) PARIS, May 9—Tne second Correc- ‘Aional Tribunal to- heard the case [Yet Visnaux, who claimed the billiard F mplonship of the world as a result of @ international tournament of last ebry ‘The claim was contested by éther participants, Cure and Sutton. Court decided in favor of Vignaux him the championship Button’ and Cure won the of mes in the tourni in February, but Vignaux orks championship on the le the bes age. wath ¥ the vat a’ thereupon appealed to the resuit announced with lots | 4 ‘ Wertgrt. Zvents. JES TO WIN CHAMPIONSHIP TO-DAY. | GIANTS PLAY third, Schults, Princeton, 38 feet 7 i inches, PHILLIES AGAIN. Broad-Jump—Won by Futon, Yale. with Jump of 22 feet: second, Grimes, Princeton, 21 feet 5 inches; third, Pox ine ft Seer Any en, wooMile roa by Fe ale; nee i} a , 10m. 2s - i . (Continued from First Page.) i Me ereneneieten atnimientcen * SPORTING NEWS BRIEFS. a predicted that tn splte of races, Cone . A ; . ccmeaa ip Taland. rival gnmes! and all other at — | ae Murray Hills Will Play in Jasper) Princeton Men Start To-Day A This Appeared probable, for an. hour i. All indleations point to a record break- 4 . “Sane cs big Crowd gf Fans at Washing- : Mite hati 29a) Naa Aiea Yale Football Giant Puts 16- ees ccventn annvat] OVal and Hobokens Will Meet] Confident of Winning Game— rand-stund, while the right- ri “ road race to be + “ 9 -De- hers sind Burekevile were 2 spring century run and road rac h rads” on Hand. ton Park Cheer the Much-De ito ti emmaer™” “ere} Pound Missle 45 Feet 8 1-2 mic sunday ander the aumices| Boston Nationals Many “Grads d ‘ v i j q 6 y State Division the feated Trolley Dodger Aggre- Notables There, | Inches—Dewilt, of Princeton, of he Now work State Marien. entury Roac 4 i ti ‘ Among the many faces famillar to halt] Is Second Again. 7 ee Baseball enthusiasts will have a chance BATTING ORDER. gation. swore aleott, former | gain. After an adjourned meeting of the| to reduce thelr/ fevers to-morrow. In ldent of tho Andy | Ts) Island Interscholastic Athletic 4nd around New York many games are a SAM WHORE an: Une One cademy, Brooklyn, | Scheduled to be played. ‘The best seml-| Princeton. Pennsylvania, canny Interest now that he has sold ou; League at Adelphi Academy, Brooklyn, Yr Pate eainag | Renda: Ociinspe BOSTONS THEIR OPPONENTS, yXComptytier Michaet i.” Daiy and DUAL MEET AT PRINCETON. sesteraay, President Robert Gtimore | Professional players of Amerios Belove | Costiave, cf. Set ae ' Harry J. Pulliam, President of the cndered hia resignation, which was laid| Tight here In New York, and they will! pearson, Ib, Gladfelter, 1b, tionnl League, At the uest of a penetra are p Iphi| €xpend their energies on several dia-| Bard, rf. Wilder, cf. delegation from Wall atreet v1 iding the action of Adelphi ey 7 Wells, 2b. Noble, 'rf. Wies reserved three boxes for bulls | (Apssiallto hel worla Onde ¥ Ollee whol cannot RB AYAY | Duenelin shy, Devlin, THE BATTING ORDER. and. be The northern pathway Was) pRIncRTON, N DENY mat 8 see the Giants play on week days can| Purnell 33 road 5 biwkea with automobiles of every hue NCETON, N. J. May 9.—The first! Coimbta's regular spring tennis tour-|have their baseball appetites abated| Cormany, Stiles,’ 3b. RON wiille even the ‘bleachers |RFeat athletic day at Princeton this : the Bodth dieid) courts | tosmorrow Stovens. Haines, ct. Brooklyn. shimme| in gayely of fominine | spring started with the Yalo-Princeton | 2@ Tent began on Sat 5 : SE oft aired ana| Umpire—Mr, Burns. J Den ULy ed out as only a New York | qual track : 5 | yesterday, Only three games were fin-| On Jasper Oval, at One Hundre = : girl can dress Si oMce mestiat 1 olclook:, Owing, In the preliminary round C. H.|Thirty-titth street and Amsterdam ave-| PRI TON, N. J., May 9,—Prince- rs Acro Rpipanay Chia vaytorowa cand clnais ahs tees of the Penn-Princ hal, ow, defeated RL. Ham: | nue, two games will fe played in the|ton started out to-day with much more de \ i ath notch In on baseba. e at 4. ‘eloc! < 6—t, 7S. the first aoe . pennant wh mw decided on Tick track events wore run oft am niente (1004, 62, 7 oP Neteated | Aftemoon, The Murray Hills, the le8-| confidence of victory in the baseball Granta fore the aLnivienlwne \ re run off as quickly as Wckon ah catioge, by default, | sees of the diamond, will have to play] ia was evident a week ago. not had much luck this season, b possible. r both baseball and track 1901, defeated Hf. A!] up to the top notch to continue their) 5 a 850, Noraaniad: who has the mnfidence of his team. | the day was perfect and good work] 1 winning streak. ‘They will have as} Princeton's showing thiy year was not Sones Malee Ni Recdubi Gt RL kelaay uachied heed alee a re Goitd’e ney turbine steam| opponents (he pick of players from) the/(#uch #s to predict a ‘decided victory, mplre— 001 enough to eateh, t was hanlly thought, however, that orge J. Gould's ni rene et lay | Hestern Connecticut League, The latter] but the advantages of @ home ground WASHID PARK, ; many records would be broken in the | Yacht Hmerald arrived here yesterday first-cl inor league material,| were of no little account. Besides this Mig Chief Zimmer, TMGaT BUTERA CHIEN Sle y ireunock by way of Fayal after| ate first-class mi May 9—With chests expanded . , mea: Sut) the) high standard) of ithe | foo. Greene) f veonced | DUt the stars of New York expect to| advantage, the Tigers have done some wae tre Se Tyyie is Chief Zimmer inzensed over the | ability of the competing athletes could {® rovRh pahtempe ‘eitigh | carry off an easy victory. great work in preparation for the game. teen, i ene \that Sparks, who pltened the winntre | Not, otterwike than make th She beha umirably. ‘Tho Boston team, of the National] Stevens and Underhill, the pitchers, berger and hjs coterie of ball twosors) cine against the Glants in Philadelphia | Mghly interesting, Yale was v TOO, League, will play the crack Hoboken| were in prime condition, and the former from Boston came to these grounds}could da it a and warmed up for} fident of winning the pennant, Decause} Columbia University's track team suf-| roam at the St. George Cricket Grounds | ought to have a few Vetter curves than oaniyatiisiatternvonmentonitaking Gnalt aus eS of tae better record of the wearet® of | fered the loss of one of its mainstays|s)" Hoboken, ‘The game will be well|hp threw at the Cornell team a week other game from Ned Hanlon's Su- the blue in the dashes, Princeton based |py the action taken yesterday by the] contested, The Jerseymen nearly de-| ago to-day. ea! KING EDWARD SEE Ay Helicase a ROC EL iret COMA NEe anes OE reated Johnny McGraw's Glants a few] Old football and baseball layers from ‘ . . ‘ de Witt, In the hammer throw and shot-| den Mills bint s e n Ialarkey will pitch for the] both universities were attract y the It the th gar ans i brdered debarred from all competition| weeks ago, Malarkey pi have played and tho last one for some JUBILEE RACE RUN put, Horton tn the pole vault, Gaines| through separ agon because of 1H fall-|jostons, while Lindeman will do lke-| renewal of athletle relations sna time to come, so the were in the hurdles and jumps, Adsit in the} ure of half a condition In his studles. | wise for the Hobokens. came to town in swarms ready to cheer anxious to win it and posi: | LONDON, May &—King Edward woa| Waerter-mile, and Chapin in the mile. 4 * oc dinner to be enjoyed| “Kid” Carsey and his Metropolitan] their teams, but just as ready to put tion in eague Ta ¥:| present at the Kempton Park meesing! Mcutton, of Yale, in the dashes, Was] Following a mens dinnor to be endoyed| so osscrg will have thelr old rivals,|the ban on any illfecting that might of ithactrolley dod to-day to witness the race for the Great] thougtit to have no_ ver. rd_rival|by the members “club at thelr. clty| the Everett College nine, as opponents] crop out. Although the Hi ture} dubllee Har p (of 3000 sove,, ¢or}among the Princeton representatives, | Corinttian Minw 19, the fourth regular| at Rquitable Park, and a good game is] Cormany want in at shortstop.in placo nishedl some ver; Halnce vear-olda’ and) upwards ‘one ime |/Bheyiln, another Yale protege, was) ex- SE PO Oee tal Olas Win be held. at| expected, The Everetts have been the|of Ameli, who played on the team until the season opened, it was expected they | Hike a etnnatuenuaee eet a) pected ton mass DANY, istic In the| which several motions to amend the y+] only team since the season opened to| ihe Georgetown game, would take a big brace to-day and ¢urn] Hazafl” was third. Nineteen horses Sear CSL AN ay Giaes ond Beck laws and rae rules will be offered, | sore a victory over the ‘Mets.” uavaes ere expected top same Princes 7 8 8 : the tables on ee NUN SOE Bone. oe Tue : tontan to hig tast Amit in the Shot-put| Manager Clive Du Val, of the Yate an aasewand ane nee Seades Genuine games put up by Hanlon’s crowd have bam se n géneral Princeton appeared to have i m, Introduced an Innovation In] Ww! ry conclus! Y been iso (amatourieh! that oven) Fa MORRIS PARK ENTRIES. WE Sale aaecnen to ben eth cee: in AneEInRRC OLNIA games that {s|Polnts. Tho batterles will be: Ridge-| Carter’s Little Liver Pills Chadwick, father of baseball, hag shed Bpeon seconds at ceinie Tiss Ake | iikeiy to be adopted generally hereafter. | wood, O'Hearn and Page; College Point, Must Beat, Signatare of tears at the thought that In his old days MORRIS PARK, May | were scored for first place, two points {I ta field telephone In operation to] Rarbrick brothers. The early. game will ‘: e he whould be forced to see the national | 2. Monday's races are | for second and one point for third, onil the men who Were to compete from] 4. between the Lloyds, of Jersey City, 1ayed Nels bil BUG high | && follows : ‘This was the first dual meet between | the club-house at exactly the me they Yoo FA aie Teshittgltteensix, and a halt turinga.—tor | YO Cand” Princeton cor Many, years, | were needed. priced egation as th: NT mr@- |three-year-olds and up. And for this reason exceptional inter Chee ane rn sents the City of Churches, \ ba 105 taken In the event crest) ight polo practice only was indulged GEE FACSIMILE WRAPPER BELOW: aying of the Sup: Dae Og] the Yale team arrived in Princeton {in yesterday by the Squadron A polo ‘Very omall and as eney Despite the abaut il o'clock. Crowds of fair ones ids; four and & halt members at Van Cortlandt Park. Yellow Haina. dodgers took the fleld for Un inary warming-up the fans an ovation as If the team down first place in the rac Encouraged by this unexpected rece; five playing days gave them Courae. ye a hol ct pee Tho Argo nis D. Moorehead, One-mile run, pin. fe Not Prince- Yai Yar Hurdie—Won dy. Clapp, |, ‘Thomas 14 Yale: in making his selection of thi ae ematrong, he would work pitel against the ‘Trolley Dodgers, He thonght that big Victor eo Hace—Mares, 3 Prince- seven furlongs Years old and epward; ‘third, The Speedway will be 98 Futurita 101 ‘ard Dash—Won by Woulton, Yai 1 y Yon, Yal , Phelan, Princeton; third, Lilly, Yate; time, time, the oceusion being the first of a ‘Trinity - Coll fea Willis has had a good long rest, and he put him in the box. When the gagme started, at 3.20 o'clock, there were close on to 5,000 per- eons Prevent. The Beaneaters, as usa, were given first crack at the ‘new ball. 93 | 21 S-ba. ads Sarah beats by 1-5 seconds the Yale and| held under the Roretint Withers mii Zoroaster Hunt Denphine records, jut won by Glass, Yale, with put of 45 feet 8 1-2 inches, which broke the & Of 44 feet 8 1-23 Sixth Rav Col ntl Blackstock . Ro) programme of events is attractive erbas, the routers have evidently for- were on hand to see the athletic eve: Club, L Fo. 5 i nts given them for their past perfo enn. jcecseee 12] and to attend the many. socin! affaire|team will devote chief attention this : 2 for they turned out in large pinto: 1 Tepaker 113} attendant upon the athletic day, It] week aring for the squadron's at y Sir Wal 109 “Totede ; 1g] was a foretuste of the commencement Jopen tournament next week. The entries 8 witness the game. When the trolley-| Trogon Montpelter .. ug liave filed very well and there will be i of Tonorto, Can., have not yet decided as to whether they will be able to get the crew they are after the scene of many exciting brushes this afternoon, of five spring matinees which will be ausploes of the Road DaiversAssoolation of New York. The AL LEAGUE, 20% annot Cleveland (00! Washington .. easel eee S 2 caer New York Boston to take as cugen FOR HEADACHE, FOR DIZZINESS. FOR BILIOUSHESS, FOR, TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKI pee q sipelas or an: any Associate D) chat with me, , | will give you Free ‘sonal examit of your case, can't call, ultation: ries Write if 10 A.M. to4P.M, Cons D " a 4 5 Newo! ton; secon . Yale; third, We > Henley . r= ZASVERN LEAGUE, tion, the players went through a cou, : veworth ton: second, I, Yale; third, Waldron, | to go to Henley) tuk eamunet, (Jf ESS et EASTERN, “BAG eae FOR THE COMPLEXION of wanming-up work, with plent iH : Quarte Yale; soc. Pmenter oan be Induced’ to accompany 1 .s7i;Toronto v.68 4. - P Harlem ‘Queea. ide. . ‘ ‘ the crew as coach, Fred Thompson f 4 [gel Rochester a4 ginger, Manager Hunloh wa Sir Moehe ntag re, ego nes third, Goldamith, Princeton: | congdent that the elght will prove by 3 laas| Worcester... 2 6. pleased and came to the conc Sammon em 98 Yard | ‘a fastest éver sent from Cana 3 (625|Providence ... 3 6 CURE SICK HEADACHE must do something to recip Caterptiies a + M5 }ond. Armetrone, | —$—<————>$ He knew that a victory was what the} pourth nace—Crotona Handicap; sl furl ‘or would hs TROTTERS WILL RACE . fans wanted and called on Jones to do} ot Withers mile, i longs} Tialt Mile—Won be" Deming, Yale: second, the twirling for his men, with Jack- 0. Demi won by felieg cele a ON SPEEDWAY TO-DAY. Men. Come to Mel 1 want every man that Is Mtsch as the receiver of the Califor- mer Throw-—Wbn by Dewitt. Princeton, - 9 suffering from Varicocele, Sahin Benders yet a ast sek finches! second. Sher: | Event Will Mark Firat of Series to § Stricture, Acute and Chronic Ulcers, Blood Poisoning, Capt. Tenney did not hesi long | i i feet 6 inches. arb KAS He Held by Road Drivers, pnyators, or any Swellings, Catarrhal Dischar, Rheumatism in all its forms, Lost Vigor and Vitali and Kidney Conditions, Eruptive Conditions of the skin, or of ree come and have a social Eczema, Pimples, Charge a thorough per together with an honest and scientific opinion fer no longer. Consult me at once, rae A.M, to P.M. le ston sa Advice Pree Di Seekers HARLEM MEN WIN TWO WORE Uptown Bowlers Defeat Bay- sides and Westchesters. in Evening World’s Champion- ship Tournament. Harlem Circle Bayside Westchester The Harlem Circle all the honors in the rolling of the ‘The Evening World's cham- nent Inst night. Amann were crowded, but the w little games. In the first contest stchestecs and Baysides met, and, while it was lose for a while, the later team finally and won by nearly 100 pins. the Harlem Circles beat thé Westchesters by over fifty pins. The | Harlemites cas oft victory in the jlast game ag: Baysides, winning out by ff The scores: FIRST GAME. Westchester—Dale, 170; Winte: Clark, 157; Guion, 18; Bauman, tal, E Walt 181, games in Dectators sa the Wi her, . 198; Cumming, 1 ugon, 4 MeLarren, 1, 8 SECOND GAME. Westchester—Dale, 188; Winter, 130) Clarke, 170; Guion, 187; Bauman, 187. To- tal, 888. Harlem Circle—Koster, 180 232; Lapple, 189; Sngelhardt, 169. ‘Total, 910. THIRD GAME Bayside—Jobnson, 186 Walters, McLarre: 161. Total, 893, Harlem Circle—Koster, 154; Lapple, 189 me Total. 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