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matter. F owho holds the racord for a southpaw: GIANTS HOPE Manager McGraw Will Have _~Either McGinnity or Cronin Pitch Against Kelley’s Cin-) ‘ cinnati Team This Afternoon. | r Standing of the Club: em, US Ue v.L. PC.| Club, sooo] .632|New York... So 13 8 .619/Detroit_ . . 1010 .500/ Cleveland. Lous. 8 8 .600) Washington. Results of Yesterday's Games, « Dotrott, 7; New York, 1 ‘Washington, 3: St. Louis, 0. Hladelphis. 6: Chicago, 0. jeveland, 2; Boston, Games Scheduled for To-iay. low York at Detroit. ‘aghington at St. Loute, Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at Cleveland. Ciab. W. L. PC.| Club, W.L, PC. New York..15 6 .750/Cincinnat! ..11 12 .478 Chicago ....16 8 .667|/Brooklyn 10 12 455 Pittsbure 15 10 .600/8t. Loute.... 7 17 202 Bost +10 10 .500/Philadelphia. 6 16 .273 Results of Yesterday's Games, New York, 6; Cincinnatt, 3. 3; Brooklyn, 1. ; Bt. Louis, 5, Philadelphia, 12; Pittadurg, 11. Games Scheduled for To-day, Cinctnnat! at New York. Chicago at Brooklyn, Bt. Louis at Boston. Pittsbure at Philadelphia HOW 70 GO TO THE POLO GROUNDS. Take Sixth or Ninth avenue “L" trains to One Hundred and Fifty- fifth street station and walk north two blocks. ‘The Eighth avenue Street car line runs diroct to the entrance. Second, Madison and | | Sixth avenue trolley cars can algo be taken, but a transfer must be made at Fifty-ninth street to Eighth ave- hue to cars running north. Malarial fever seems to benefit some People. Jack Warner has consumed a Month's salary buying quinine pills. He had to drop out of the game after drink- ing two glasses of Schuylkill water in Philadelphia. It looked as though the ~TOWIN ACA, WN TIAINE PS RO FINO’ set PCP Tide the PADDOCH Should Have Pitched. (Spectal to The Evening Worlt.) DETROIT, Mich, May 1H.—Wiltse fol- microbe had done for nim entirely. But |lowed in the steps of the ilustrious yesterday Jack suddenly bobved up, his ter a the Chesbro and went to slaug Wearinesy completely dissipated, and—| hands of the Tigers yesterday, and now won the game. That's what he did. He | Played as in the days of 18%, when the Slogan was: “Horner and Warner." He Played to win. It was in the seventh inning, with the Beore 2 to 2, that Billy Lauder rapped | & single into left. Seven thousand people arose to cheer. A Columbia Col- lege professor swallowed his score card at the same moment and Fred Knowles, unaided by the police, put two men out the Detroit fans are wondering how the New Yorkers managed to capture tho opening gam? of the series. Grimth, | however, has no {Intention of letting the | home team make tt three siraight, and charges in the hotel after the game con- be something doing this afternoon “Grift’ decided that he himself was about due to return to work Kk, and ac- of the grand stand who were using | cordingly declared that he would go in Profane language. For the beneft of |the box and show Chestro and Wiltse) how the thing ought to be done others who may be inclined to vent their feelings with blasphemy it ts only | fair to say that these two had their money refunded, Perhaps a man ts not altogether responsible for what he says @t such a moment. We don't argue the The girl cashier of a quick-lunch res- | taurant heard these two say “some- outbatted and outplayed. and th There was absolutely no excuse that could be made for the defeat of the In- © eimply vaders yesterday, They wer rors were expensive and numerou pared to the misplays made by the Tigers. thing awful,” and fainted. So {t must |CoWer Weather To-Day. fhave been pretty bad. The game was held up five minutes whi! worked his half nelson. The police, you know, have no authority as bouncers. | to And chances are the next offenders wili| the luck may change at the same Not get off so ea Warner Saw the Charce, Any how, after Lauder came Gilbert, | Wolf Is ready and willing to do the slab who has as good an eye as the next| work, Woif looks to he very good, and) One, and he clipped _one down tne right | VOT* Resse aa ca , Une that “Euple Eye’ Beckley never | the way he shoots them in during pra 6a: wo on base and one out! Here | tice would be good enough .to win a Wasithe place fora sate one. ‘Evenna | oe oul - lisping infant, and there were at game from the Tig?rs. , ten ab the ‘same—thouan, why wone his In the last day of Tannehiil and shou ring babies to a sebi Ba Villlams's s nsion and ere will t Would puzzle a onilosoplies De reaee | Wuriuama sneuenepelan andi thorean that. Warner saw it, and he responded | Seneral rejoicing among the men. Then, With a three-bagger inat simply panded | too, Davy Fultz will get back into the ¢ Brass as it sped along the right field | eaene at the e time, and the team RiheeDhiae DrOURHE IneLWO. nee ee | soene, bt khevsame: tm AAA while Magoon was to: Af | will once more be on a war footing inser ttre. vo arat Jack | Davin's Leg Troubles Him. “That's what you call baseball,” said| Davis's lex has been troubling him the elevator man who only gets one day | greatly and be has had it under elec off cach month—the poor elevator man who had the pleasure of giving Sam Mertes an evening pap and will talk @bout it from now Ul! next Christmas The Giants played the game. all. the Wav through yesterday. and this after- noon they are prepared to give the Reds another exhibition of Al League work Matty and Luth faylor have both had @ swing at the Westerners and to-day ‘t Will probably be kK Cronk turn with McGinnity on the bench In case the other does not r z0od. For persons, who had a chance to bet it Would have been interesting to know that the Cincinnatis have seldom won | with Taylor in the box McGraw, of | course, was aware of this fact and he} had no hesitancy about trusting. the | deaf and dumb twirler Taylor Ha» a Fault. The vo last games were played in the Mr, Knowles | sort of weather that the New Yorks yed for, To-day the will get a ch of some that Is a bit colder, and ime “Griff! will be about at his best if he goes in to-day, and if he does not, Bert trical treatment nimht he sald h as a his te mates. Cleveland, In ney to Canton or Columbus and play habitants day he hes. Ax demonstrated in the seventh inning. | Taylor has a fault that he does not | seem able to overcom®, Once in the lead he acquires a certain confidence | that savors of bumptiousness. He thinks | the game is won hands down. And this won't do with people of the | tribe. Yesterday, for s Seymour hit over second in was| Out from Gilbert to McGann, And Beck. | Jey, @ dangerous man, cane to the bat, | | ith two strikes on him Taylor foogled ound until he had three bails and then gave him the fourth, Beckley, of course, is a hard hitter, but, in the opin- fon of ‘experts after the game, it. would Mave been much safer to send In an- other over the plate. Steinfeldt also | iked. and the combination was re- naible for two runs To-day Kelley intends pitching Hahn, “in the year 1% je pitened a phenomenai | je mgainst the Quakers, shutting out with not even a run or hit. itz will probably catch again, for | is one of tha. most ple men Cincinnat! team, pals call | the “German Baron," because he | iS to be an aristocrat. ‘On the coach- line. however, he is anything but, of the umpire has rather squelched on here, orders having been jater than yesterday that no fo even talk to the umpire. Given. saidont Bhush last night went to the fuse) which he seldom enters, and ¥ wt under no conditions ¢ ppeak. Pulliam, heu Bethe same ting case nd seegraph to at © country will be to rmance and fo BIG CROWD WILL SEE BERNSTEIN WRESTLE. | Ghettto Champion Will Try to Throw Paul Kelly in 15 Minuten, Joe Bernstein and F ing to engage in a fifteen-min ling bout to-night at Miner's Theatre. Bernstein agrees to throw th standard bearer of the Paul Ke sociation te w aw Monk’! Eastman crowd, the Pat Kelly Association—some 300 and the lke Bernstetn ‘‘Guerjlias” be on hand to cheer thetr favoi | victory. ———— EVERETT COLLEGE TEAM Game Will Be laity Park on Sunday, The Brighton A. ©. Evers playing great ball at present, having d feated such teams as the West New Yorks and “Kid'' Carsey s Metropoll- tans twice, Shultz, of the Springflelds, tt Coilege team, will pitch for the By: ———— So, tee pres ar, olo Grounds, Po-Day, 4 MCOVERN 1S IN TRAINING Terry Getting Ready for Twenty Round Bout with Attel Decoration Day at Johnson’s Road-House on Jerome Ave. INVADERS WANT | 1OAYS CANE Griffith Expects to Go in the Box Against Detroit and Show Chesbro and Wiltse How They What promises to be a great battle potween little fellows will be the twenty- between Terry clever California fenther-welght, takes place be- International Roth boys 4 un training for the contest and ex- Johnson's road: and Sixty-sixth the way he Inid down the law to his| and Jerome 1s preparing for the battle at a road- house a few miles from the club-house MeGovern is being trained vinced, them that there would have to! Attel is belng loked after by t-welght cham-| pion of the world, who is to meet War- THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVE (Photos by Browning.) TART of the HIPTH RACE 'HART HAD TO QUIT IN BOUT WITH GARDNER. + Louisville Man Broke Wrist During Contest and Forfeited in Twelfth Round. (Spectal to The Evenng We td.) LOUISVILLE, May 14.—Marvin Hart quit to-night at the end of the twelfth round of the bout with George Gardner. | Hart's right. hand was disabled and it ren Zurbrick, the Buffato fighter, before tonal Club on Monday night. | be selected referee the! O'Brien Won't Meet Hart. “Philadelphin ‘hu art, of Louis- na twenty-round hout ts shown by his announcement ent with the Soutaern A j but the cr e time, as ar compelled to call off the bout Rublin and Gardner, Maybe, uhlin, who is h yroke his hand In some time. Last 1 shape to work nd that was Welcome news to Jack ('Twin ‘There will be no Sunday game in tead, the team will jour- with Jack Palmer, amplon, which before the Na- sh middle-wel is carded to take pla for the edification of the tall-grass in- din Heht we n the steamer while going to and with the will get in taat cou shape to give Palmer They will battle for a purse A side bet of $1,000, Tannenill will probably be heard from work which Friday, when the Invaders meet the Clevelanders for the first Ume. He Is in such splendid shape just now that it looks like a sure thing for the team the heavy-weight spects are the men will ater from Jack Herman ul Kelly are go-| : pes to Mect Rauch, bantam-weight is Rauch, the little} have signed articles n that space of time or for- tighter of Chicago, nod chance of beating Forbes and Two Hix-Benn’? TO PLAY BRIGHTONS. , eater a few years ago, will participa! Ant Brighton Was a great] n he was at slusions in a ten-raund bout) Brooklyn. witl cross bats with the crack at Siovx City to-morrow night. College team at Brighton Park. Felts champions of was useless for him to continue, He fought the last two rounds with one hand and was In pain when he went to his corner after the last bell, fier con- sultation with his seconds, Tim Hurst anrounced that Hart could not continue It was a great fight atl the way. Hart and 5 went 1 work and de, jed on winning with 0} blow. Many a one he turned loose that meant disaster to any human obstacle. fry man from Lowel! slipped inside of or away from them, At times Hart's ponder swings dropped on Gardner's head and shook him to his heels. Several times in the first nine rounds {it looked as though Marvin would get hls man in one of his reckless The bell was a welcome onslaugits sound to Gardner several times, dner Led at Finis At the faish rig lead, He aad jabbed was split, his nose drippe m, and H d and bh Gardr the man with the punch ag: able to keep out of the way of It ake a quick return. Hart relied strength, He bore down on ¢ swinging blows that Hurtled tht holding like a bear hes and si he wanted to get to work. Garc when the fight ended. in rer never lost his lead for a moment, He took no chances on a chance blow ¢ last when Hart from Hart, even at th was almost all out. ‘There w evgh for everyoody in the hi |some to spaie. Another go Is fecessary to settle supremacy, Hart's Hand Bad at Start, wnt! nt into the ring with his han in no friends by his showing and {s con- sidered to have an even show against Gard r with two good hands, D aylor and Guest, physicians who attended Hart after the ontest, stated that the metacarpal bones in tae wrist were broken and the ligaments strained, Dr. Taylor said te had been treating Hart's wrist since last Dat} ary and advised against his contest with Bonner, The fight with O'Brien give his NING, MAY 14, 1903, “== SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD, == _ AACE STARTER T0 APPEAR IN COURT. | Fitzgerald Must Show He Is Not in Contempt of Court for: Having Used Barrier. In which t> mend. and a few rounds to-night. tr Grand Jarymen Saw Bout, A feature of th Ernest C. Webb has Judge Thomas, in the United States Clr- obtained from order compe! to show cause wh adjudged in contempt of court. Some time ago an action was b: against the Metropolitan Jockey Club] by Patrick Ryan, who declares he {s the} he shail not for rough | z several months. patentee of a barrier used on the race} A writ of injunction was issued, som? SERUM TOXIN COMPANY, St. James Building, STs CF ad | BROADWAY AND 26TH STREET. OFFICE HOURS, 9 A. M, TO 8 P. M. SPONGE SAVED TRACEY IN BOUT WITH {using the bar paght Tomm: RE MEN las Write for free booklet jans In what was to have becn a twonty- 1CU though, Gardne- had a} in the face with his left until the Loulsyilie boy bore many marks of battle, His lip blood, while jeuts under each eye added to the gory rt's face waa a symphony ment thot there is at last‘a sclentific cure | ment, the charges and the res' telling body p for contagious bicod polson, guaranteed and|Minstering of the Slober serum, the only voted his whol vad face, and dur.ng the several time rdid not have a mark, It was 1 at the end of the eighth) inst the man could stand but a few minutes i na went at him with the face and; blows about man go to t ing him off with ease ———.—_. GUS GARDNER WON IN THE THIRD ROUND. ‘AH, Ga., May 14.—Gus Gar. Philadelphia, NEW YORK'S MASTER SPECIALIST, fought before the Metic Club last night. Tae pe. and, while he used. his Customary rolgh-house tactics, he was alWays under some restraint. Hart lost Cures quick and radical in by my own famous NERVOUS DEBILITY SiRidrure with a left hook to the jaw, put Arm-/| without cutting, stretch- ing, pain, or loss of time. It is a mar. PROSTATIC YARICOCEL pal absorptive was of the whirlwind order. 1 permanently cure ANY. CASE in § to 20 days, the second and put matter how chronic or Gardner was Atened to meet Herman Miller In tv id clired in from 8 to 10 days by my own exter- sin 60 to 90 days, RACING NOTES, Charley Hughes, trainer for Henry M Ziegler, said yesterday that the Cinein- nat! turfman would be in New York |within a very few days. eee Jockey Clem Jenkins, who {s under contract to the Messrs, Sanford, is aj) daily visitor at Morris Park, The con- ct prevent him from itlons of his con riding as a “free lance” until the Sa: fords are ready to send horses to the | post. Master Johnny Jones, the light-welght "y | Jockey, expects to go to Canada shortly. He needs practice, and, owing to the Uf competition n these parts, cannot get mounts, ee Sunday, The Everett College team Is} doing more the} wes, will meet Clarence Forbe in a_twen-| hefore the West Ind A.| of St. Loulx, to-night. dle Lenny, a fast s*x-round bout in good shape for ently ought to be able to put up| figat against Forbes, J. 8, Stoll, the wealthy distiller, has ought for a private but long price of J. H, Baker, the well-known trainer, the Peltz fought, brown four-year-old filly Floret, by in'stastings, dam Floretta IV., by Civil 2, Bervice or Fiddlestick: T remove every vestige of pol- gon from the system without ald of mercury or potash ‘Time of cure, 10 to 60 days, by my original, very simple remedy (used exclusively by PILES AND RECTAL DISEASE (ten cure by a single treatm Rup p'cured in 50 a8 how aggravated EW METHOD CURB ‘operation or detention SULTATION FREE. fo charge for a friendly tail Come to me in the have been ex- given six furlongs finishing ‘ul! terday mori the move pro- about ready nounces the cc ter how chronic 5 to 10 days. hdrawn from Smith yesterda: esumably because a satisfactory su stitute for Jockey Willie Shaw could not second race t case, by my N! Jozkey Haack was suspended for two Cassville away the barrier just before the sjart in, the second race. lor corresponden' for backing strictext confidence. {so or money buy Is hg in my office equipment. Usw you. honest t and restore you est time, with the, 1 an comfontee to cure any. ca Owing to illness Clerk of the Scales Crickmore was confined to his ey House yestertay, 1 was tumored that he was dangerous'y | ill, but this was not a fact, i rooms in the GL ou cannot eall, write for my ‘Medicines furnished, DR. R. L. WILLIAMS 105 West 34 Hours, 8 AM. ne Cuban Giants to Play. ‘The genuine Cuban Giants will return’ to Ridgewood next Sunday for a second Jeume with the new Ridgewood \y preliminary el: FG Will be between the and Brightons, Vordham Station to tho track. Billy Barrick is sbeping his hed Fins? RAGE, 200 P.M. Fuad, 60 cunts, Male country, % [SNAPSHOTS TAKEN BY THE EVENING WORLD PHOTOGRAPHER AT THE WESTCHESTER RACE TRACK BWI ERS BOIL A CLOSE CANE ‘Tully, of the Prestons, Was on a Strike, but Failed to Make Two Pins and Lost Contest in Evening World’s Tourney. — LAST NIGHT’S GAMES. L. Orchards oO Presto ....- 1 Vendome -.-.---- ---- 0 2 i Fo.NGHT’S GAMES. \ TO-NIGHT’S GAMES. Stickers. ' Metropolitans. Aw The spectators at Amann & Triess' alleys last night saw a game in The | Evening World championship bowling tourney they will not soon forget. It was the final one of the evening and | was between the Orchards and Prestos. When the last man was ready to roll | his last frame In the game it looked a sure victory for the Prestos. Tully waa on a strike and all ne needed to do with his last two balls was to score two pins to win for his team. The cheering and rooiing was so nard that he was rattled and fated to make even a pin. So it was that the Orchards won out by a single pin. It was the second victory of the even- ing for the Orchar they having beaten the Vendomes in the first game. In the | second game the resios carried the game from the Vendomes by 70 pins. The scores: This Time the Ex-Sailor Will| orsnsca—puiwinnets i Meet Paul Pons on the Wrest-, i, "Foti EH, i, aha, V s on rest- 12, ‘Total, 8: Vendome—Eckels, 171 ling Mat for a Side Bet. pee a ee Second Game. Presto—Howeil, 152; H, Hatch. 18; Tom Sharkey {s training again. No, Es a ne 176; A. Hatch, 167; Tully, 191, not for a fight, but Orel oe ee toch eee rane) ,Wendome—Eckels, 163: Gleckner, 184; wrestling mat, at which the ex-saflor| Brunsed. 160; Smith, 116; Forschner, 19 Is an expert. Sharkey has been matched) Total, 763. to meet Paul Pons, the French Cana-| Third Game. Gian, at Sulzer's Harlem River Park,| presto—Howell, 159; H. Hatch, May 2. They are to wrestle mixed| Schlusing, 168; A. Hateh, 152; Tully style, best two out of three falls, wita| Total, 566. Pecnean teat e falls, wita) “Orchard — Bullwinkel, 200; Schroeder, hour mit. A side bet of $20 on the) ys7; ytahn, 177; F. 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