The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1903, Page 12

A i THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1993, ies SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENIN FIRST GAME. METROPOLITAN. Sherwood-. - Leuly. Total - FIDELIAS. Schultz... Dum: Lubr... Timm.--- Amann. SECOND GAME. ORCHARDS. Schroeder. Hahn... Villim.. - Kuhiwein.. Wilckins,... Total.--- Schultz Duma: Luhr. Timm. Amann. WORLD’S BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP. y CUP IS WON BY THE ORCHARD TEAM. | FINAL. METROPOLITANS. Total...- ORCHARDS, Schroeder. « Hahn... Py Villim.. Kuhlwein Wilckins. Total Great Crowd Sees Final Games of Big Tournament at Amann & Triess’s Alleys Last Night in Which the Fidelias and Metropolitans Went Down to Defeat. "The Orchards, of New York, won The Evening World's bowling tournament Jast night at Amann & Triess's alle Defore the largest crowd that ever at- tended a bowling game in New York. The victoty for the Orchards came @fter the hardest sort of a fight with the Metropolitans and the Fidellas, the former champions of the city. As the championship now stands the Metro- politans are second and the Fidellas ‘third. Crowd on Hand at Start, Last night's contest was a remarkable one in many ways. Long before the hour set for the first game Amann & Triess's hall was filled to overflowing with bowling enthusiasts, and the late fomers watched the proceedings from points of vantage on the outside. The three teams were tied for first place, with even scores, but the crowd picked the champlons, the Fidelias, as being able to turn the trick, and they Were made favorites In the betting, Which was heavy at all times. The followers of the Fidelias got their | BROOKLYAS IS. “ST.LOUIS, TEAM Manager Ned Hanlon Puts Jones in the Box to Puzzle Westerners in Second Game of Series at Washington Park, | BATTING ORDER. movan. ri, Sheckard, If. t, of. Dobbs, ef. Brain, 3b. McCreedie, rf. Brackett, 1b. Doyle, 1b, ! Nichois, If. Dahlen, ss. Wiliams, ss. Ritter, ‘c. Weaver, c. Flood, 2b. MoFarland, p. Jones, p. Umpires—Moran and Halliday. (Spectal to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON PARK, BROOKLYN, May %7.—With the first game of tho @erles to their credit, Ned Hanion's Trolley Dodgers lined up against Patsy Bonovan's ageregation from St. Louls this afternoon determined to take an- Other and remain in the first division. Donovan and his collection of long and Short players are a disgusted crowd these days. The poor showing they Nave been making since they left home has maie them so disgusted that thoy really dislike to get into their uniforma. It wes plain to be seen that the visitors are worrying over thelr misfortune, for When thoy came out on the field to begin their preliminary warming up they re- senbled a troupe of actors stranded in @ city many miles from home. Such was not the case with Hanlon's ¢rowd. They cavorted around the dia- Mond and in the outfield with the ac- * tivity a herd of mustangs show when re leased in an open field after being con- fined in a box car for six or eight days. The fact that the Trolley-Dodgers have Won three games in succession is re- sponsible for their strenuousness Jn order to make sure of to-day's a anion selected Osc; Jones Go'the twivling for nix teaay Tome fo Patsy Donovan's selection was McFi ) one of his young twirl the kame began there were Persons present. First Inniug. Farrell singled aad reached third on Jones's wild throw to Doyle. Donovan Hit safely, scoring Farrell. Sinoot sent Donovan ‘to third. Herns grounded to are s. When Dour 3.0 Dahlen, forced Smoot at second, Dono- stealing Two Van scoring. Becond. rune. rang reached first on a hit t fefetc. Sheckard sacrificed to McF: id. Dobbs walked. McCreedie singled ever, third. fooring Strang. Dobby was stooing third. Doyle was « Out On strikes. One run. “4* called Second Inning Nichols fied. Williams ‘singled but Was caught napping on first. W: fanned. No runs. wise aid m singled. Brain was out Hackett found the alr. Ritter sacrificed. fent 2 fly to Donovan, Jo and died’ No runs. ar Third inning. i at first. Farrell ay. Donovan fied he2kard did the same. iiiams, No runs. Fourth Inning. bunted safely. Brain lifted a panic Dahler gathered In aft oot was nailed stealing » ‘ott filed out to Dahler, 4 a Aled fo Weaver. D 8 ad victim on his fly, while ithered Dahlen's Infield out by fo runs. ; {th Inning. to righ. Williams 4 Weaver fanned at ~and died at first. MeFarland drove a first shock in the opening game. That team met the Metropolitans for the first struggle and after a hard fight lost out | by 21 pins. Confident and smilin, the losers faced mado |the Orchards. The Jatter team short work of it this time and had 23 pins to spare at the end, Orchards Much the Rest. ‘This made it an even thing for the final, when the Orchards and the Metro- Ppolitans toed the foul nes, but early in the game the Orchards showed thetr| superiority and the score was 928 to 867 | ia their favor. rhe ment during this game was | |intense and many of the players were | plainiy ratded. The crowd was seemingly mad. and | when tho last ball was rolied made a/ dash for the winners and carried them, | shouting. around the hall. Cup Filled with Wine. The big silver Evening World cham- plonship cup, made specially for tho tournament by Lambert Bros., was filled with ten bottles of champagne, | and toasts were drunk to all the teams The Knickerbockers have already won | fourth place and the Nationals fifth. | DANNY MAHER WINS THE DERBY American Jockey Captures the Greatest English Turf Classic with Sir J. Miller’s Rock Sand. ULONTON May %.—8ir J. Miller's Rock Sand, with Danny Maher up, won the Deroy; Viniclus was second and ; Motsam was third. Seven horses started. ; The ereatest stake of the Finglish rachis year was worth 6,500 sovereigns and was at about one and a half miles. The crowded state of the roads to Epsam this morning bore eloquent testi- | mony to the devotion of Londoners to the traditions of Derby Day. The weather, the presence of mem- bers of the royal famtly and the inter- national character of the field for the great race, all contributed to insure something like @ record attendance The aristocratic and democratic levels of society, with ail the intervenipg strata, wave early on the move. By 5.30 A, M. a never-ending stream. ot vehicles of every conceivable kind was in full flood. Four-In-hands, mo- tors, brakes, hansoms and other car- tlages intermingled with the coster cavalcade, which emptied Whitechapel of half of its donkey population. None of the customary diversions along the road was missing. King Edward and Qucen Alexandra, accompanied by Princess Victoria, the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke jor Cambridge, the Grand Duke Michael} of Russin, and the Duke and Duchess | of Connaught, took a special train to Zpsom and thelr example was followed by many thousands. The railroad sta- tions were thronged throughout the morning by smartly-dressed women and men Altogether special ¢ were despatched from the London termini, besides numerous or- dinary. trains. Long before noon every vantage point Rong the course allotted to the general public was thronged by a mot- ley multitude of spectators, peddlers, vangelists, bookmakers and musicians, ile the Inclosures were rapidly fill: Ing with a cosmopolitan crowd, includ. ing a number of Americans, ‘There. was an unusual the continent, —— TIGERS AND AMHERST. College Teams, Evenly Matched, | Meet on the Diamond at Princeton, (Special to The Evening World.) PRINCETON, N. J., May 27 ton and Amherst baseball teams both about equally sure of victory, faced! each othor on the diamond this after noon, Princeton has been doing Prince- upward of one hundrea|* gathering of visitors from | & Bixth, seventh and elghth places are| still undeckted. The tle for these tions will be played off Thursday and Friday nights The scores are printed above OLDFIELD DRIVING HIS AUTO AT A MILE-A-MINUTE GAIT. THE WINNERS. | pce | ORCHARDS. Second Place, METROPOLITANS. Third Place. FIDELIAS. Fourth Place, KNICKERBOCKERS, Fifth Place, NATIONALS. FORBES BEAT RAUCH ON THE DECISION. KANSAS CITY, May 31.—Harry Forbes was given the decision uve? Maurice Rauch in a fifteen-round go before the Missourt Athletic Club here last night. Many thought it should have been @ draw and Referee Porteus's decision was histed from some parts of the hall, Rauch set the pace for the first five rounds, but at no time was Forbés In distress, It was only Rauch's good gen- eralship that vaved him from a knock- out In the eleventh round, after Forbes had landed several stiff ones in the kid- neys and the jaw, Rauch came up stronger in the twelfth and his clever foot work enabled him to keep out of reach until the end of the bout. io WINNERS AT LATONIA. (Special to The Eventing World.) LATONIA RACE TRACK, CINCTN- NAT, May 2%.—The races scheduled to be run here this afternoon resulted as follows: First Race—Seven-elghths of a mite.— Won Murmur, 19 to 1 and 4 to 1; Blackmore, § to 5, was ond; Baron Knight was third. | Time—1,29. Se-ond Race—t elgbths of a mile.— Wo nby Soufri to Land 2 to 1: May Combs, 9 to 20, was second; Snow Cap was third, ‘Tlene—t.02 Third Race—Seven-eighths of a mile.— Won by The Boer, 9 Jigger, ever, was seco mon third, Time—1.2 a et RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE. (Special to The Event HAWTHORNE RAC May %.—Following are the results of the scheduled to be cun here this af- ternoon: First Race—Four and a halt furlongs. by Firlane, 2 to 1 and Stewart, 6 to 1. was si as think, Time—1.03 Won Second Race—One mile. nv, vel aay meet Their like could not be’ du- gulst, 7 to 20 and 1 to 8 Lemco, 7 ANOTHER BEATING. | Both men have travelled miles in ee eet ae ieee suantey tn the was ‘second and Caxton third. | ‘Time— better than a minute, so that spec- | Vos Ciner aa to number of quality. ie ind Race—Thr uarters of a mile.|,Ned Hanlon's ball tosse over the/tators next Saturday will undoubt-| with a hammer thrower doing over 165 ny a ee-quarters of @ 3 Patae ing e Alice Dough 8 to Sand 3 Bridge, will have another try at Patsey | eqiy see a railroad pace throughout] feet, a shot-putter doing 4 feet, a pole to 2 Wits nd and the !Ponovan's unfortunate crowd of play- F y. The race is five. | Vaulter with a record of 11 feet 1% Inches, 'ime—) jets trom St. Louis at Washington Patk| the journey. he race is in five- a high jumper that has done 6 feet 11-2 “ ~ this aftérnoon. The Cardinais will prob-} inile heats, best two in three. \inches, and a broad jumper who has GRAVESEND ENTRIES, 22,2, treated, to anorher beating. 431 “Apart from the special match, | cleared 2 fect 7 inches. and with sev- ——$_— snip form a ent. Hanlon will prob-| there will be five other events, with | etal Ga, in € oD of acre revents wie alas Bel ry eC Oru , o ’ - \ psely approac! hese figures, sev- The Bvening World.) iwitler: to pitch: Agatsat the uittcrs: |New York's fastest cars entered. ‘The | WHORL Are cauntad oni te WiNi GRAV aoe ee May Td. One oe tia My depen on MoFNC-! cara of Albert C. Bostwick, J. Insley| tho above. assertion is. practically 1h es for orrow cos I lof lis Job lot of ty p y 2. The | sala 8 for to-morrow ry at the sre Prades oeentta 9 Blair, Lafayette Markle and PF, A. La} proven. | are as follows: Ddgers put Up A Kreat article o . i nat beau neldiey ° ane Firat Race—For all ages; handicap; about atx itll against ¢he Cardinals | yesterday Roche are among those entered. Al-| i! anol erene cnsiue Drone ne urlones . pases to perfection, felday ct , wae ~ | wil be the 2 5 fasion AT Clty) Hank us, thelr positions admirably, ave sehr | bert Champion we ae to nego-| the history of sport have so many good 110 lovinetple ia per! support and also’ wallopped the f e mile oval in a minute with! yaulters been bi ogethe! TOG! SOM CAT Waele 106 ball at propor thes ped the | tate the e A | vaulters been brought together. 105. Northern Star eee eee Flying. Buttress Corin. : Toledo Niyria Navasota Our Nugge Unitorn amps Elysee 2.0115 econd Race—Hurdle three-auarters Judge Phillips ....-.162 Onnet 10 Hbaon Light 18) Ren Hatcle 49 Kolght of ths Hironx. 140 ‘Third Race—Five furlongs, Sir Carter good practice work since the Harva Highball game and hoped to play na steadier Dingle game than last Saturday, The afer order; Th barsinis Luxembours Strephon ib Princeton Fourth Race—Entries for Brooklyn Handiosp Reid, will be found on Page 1 Cosgrove, cf Fifth Race—Five furlongs, Boren ee! | ruses tite Wz Mountain Valley... at ab Daih Beas 103 jemories.. 9) If. and p, Tee 97 Charlie Fisher 102 Davis, rf Gord 8 beam 5 ‘aiterii Sallor Knot’ sveecss: "ye. * | Mammon +e00102 af Sixth Race—Sulling; m! and seventy yards Score by Innings. Chappaqua sess ese lil SA ba yalay 32 0002021 4 x-9| Pal Locket S105 Oete! 09000000 0-0) erty 103 ben Ho —__———— Wild Pira AOE Keka evp.rito S100 Impertous Standing of the Clubs, Gen. Prig.. + +98) Northbrook see NATIONAL LEAGUE, Potente 111 Bmbarrassment 1.104 . be PG. Club, Lucent .: 104 22° 9 .710|cinclnnatt 2410 .700 Boston — 21 6. Phil EASTERN LEAGUB. Brookiym .:.17 16 1615/8, Low Club. Wek. PO] Club. W. L. Pe, WE TeGlpaitimore 0" 14 417 5 (783|Roohenter /.'8 14. “36: AMBRICAN LEAGU! 3 9 .691| Provids 8 16 33 WwW. L. 12.13 .480| Worceste: 617 7 at ———— Baseball, Polo Grounds To-day, 4 P.M, Onioago ve. Now York. Adm., 60c, | CARDINALS DUE FOR his four-cylinder Clement motor-bi- cycle. The Automobile Club of America and the Long Island Automobile | Club will have special club runs to the track, reaching there in time for luncheon. The first race will he called at 2.30 P. M. A. R. Parding- ton, of the American Automobile As- sociation, will act as referee. 7 S POLE: VAULTERS Mile-a-minute speed is to . be furnished at the Empire City| MAY BREAK RECORD track on Saturday when Barney Old-| field, of Detroit, and Charles G. Wridgway, of this city, race for the Best Class of’ Athletes Ever five-mile track championship of L : | America. Oldfield will handle the Brought Together Will Meet in 70-horse-power Cooper racing Intercollegiate Games. with which be has covered so mar fast miles, while Wridgway will pin! his faith to the Peerless car that L.| — |P. Movers has built for the Interna- tlonal Cup race. Friday and Sat bled at Berk Oval the greatest lot | of fleld athletes that have ever attended The cigar that's always good | Robert Burns 10 Cts. STORM & CO., Distributers, 24-26 Murray New York. nen eee > HACKETT AND BOSTWICK - IN TENNIS FINALS. West Side Tournament Has Nar- rowed Down to Two Experts, Harold H, Hackett, Yale's ex-cham- pion lawn tennis player, and O. M. Bostwick yesterday won thelr places-in he finals of the championship tourna- lont of the West Side ‘Tennis Club, me Hundred and Seventeenth street 1 Ainsterdan, avenue. The champlonship doubles started to-da: will be $< | “Young Corbett” as Shortstop, “Young Corbett expects to have a rday will see assem- strong team together by Sunday, when | he will go to Equitable Park and try conclusions with "Kid" Carsey’s crack Metropolitan nine. “Corbett” will play shortstop on his team. Sporting. G WORLD. = « [RUHLIN BOXED LIKE A NOVICE. Made Poor Showing in Fifteen+ Round Bout with Sandy Fer- guson, and the Decision at the End Was a Draw. (Special to Tho Evening World.) BOSTON, May %.—Sandy Ferguson surprised the members of the Criterion Club last night by boxing Gus Ruhlin @ fifteen-round draw. It was plain to the spectators that Ruhlin was in no condl- tion, while Sandy was never in better shape. There was but little difference in the weight and height of the men. Rublin was the aggressor throughout the contest, except on a few occasions when Sandy jabbed him In the face. 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