The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1903, Page 13

TRAINING GALLOPS AT TWO Brooklyn SHEEPSHEAD BAY, May 27.-Down at Sheepshead Bay this morning during the hours the racers take their consti- tutionals the weather conditions were & bit disagreeable. Dark clouds hung over the course and the temperature was CX- tremely chilly, The track, however, was in perfect shape and scores of racers were sent to exercise over it, Tho work accomplished was for the most part of a breezing kind, but was by no means characterless, for the smart trials of reveral of the good ones mark them to be ready when silk is wanted. August Belmont's Mizzen covered a mile in 1.49. Forward galloped over the fame ground In 1.60, The youngster Ga}lant breezed a half in .66. Magis- trate was allowed an easy six furlong turn dn 1.29 1-4, W. C. Whitney's two-year-olds, Mi- mosa and Destiny, going together, cov- ered five furlongs in 110, Gun Fire breezed a half in 62 L. V. Bell's Co!. BIH, Francesco, St. Barnaby and others trotted and can- tered. Hermis made his appearance on the lot and looked in splendid shape. He has come out of his mile move in 1.4 1-4 on the day before In good con- dition and looks ready for anything. ‘Trainer McCormick is biding his time with the great son of Hermence, how- ever, and the writer has it on good authority that he will not start Hermis in the Brooklyn. The stable's steeplechaser Hercullan galloped a mile and a half in 2.46. Perry Belmont's River Pirate covered a mile in 1.60. The youngsters San Remo, Melita, Midshipman and Ionian were allowed half mile turns in 62 and 62 1-2. Fly Wheel galloped a mile at a two-minute clip. ‘frainer Frank Regan sent. Andrew Miller's Cinquevalli and Wild Thyme a half-mile breather in 61. A. L, Aste’s Piater covered a half in 55. Flagstaff did the trick in 51, Dinskle did five furlongs in 1.05. Trainer Peter Wimmer int Brown's youngsters Aggie Lewis, Audie ence and Miss MoMeekin a three-fur- lony trip in 40, Tichenor and Cos Harry reeled off the mie distance in 1.47, F, A. Jones sent Bilver Fur and Big Morgan five fur- Tongs in 17. ae ' 3. Durham's rita galloped a mile in 148, Operator turned seven fur Johgs in 1.34. trainer Frank Brown sent Mackey veroa-mile in 149. The.” Oneck “stables _ Barnstormer spendad six furlongs in 17: Fickle cov- ered five furlongs in 1.04 W. I, Oliver's All Gold breezed six furlongs in 1.29 1-2. paeluer Frank Regan allowed Major Deingereld a quarter-mile" breather FAST WORK AT Handicap Candidates Get|| . heir Final Work for To-Morrow’s Classic Event—Gravesend Course Is in Superb Condition—Host of Racers Fe Are Out This Morning. BIG TRAGK. published. Loretto teen yoars, grounds, Lyceum, 826 Mudieon ‘The Richmond F in 1.83 handily. Moon Daisy five furlongs in 1.06 easily. bie ae five-eigh' 1.06 hant tn to arran: ly. Mem, Finnan. together Reeecy oe se ie fitlongs in L381 hand- ly. Courtmald galloped ft ome led o' +. {Stroller kod In 148 1-2. Teasotble and tk together galloped a mile In 1441-4, Rostand ste; six furlongs|é longs in 1.16 handily. Stamping Grownd gu ae" @ mile in 145 easily, Collector esnuip reeled off five furlongs in 1.04 Ponapa and Water Spout to- ‘a inile| mate wo ing Ground | Henry Netieon, i easily, Meistersinger | 22 galloped a miie 1h 1.44 handily. Pthic was sent a mile and an eighth in 3, easily accompill! |. Northt ke, of the satirned five-elghthe of a ther oped six furlongs In 1.18 handily, ruEat aya Tri worked three-quarter A mile 1.17 1-4 easily. Kolopole and weed to- | 19, 2¢ ther stepped six furlongs in 1.20 bree: ng. and Garter galloped three-| | quarters of a mile in 117 handily. hl hones we ouadae May 31, June 1, YALE MAY INVITE Hbays aban ENGLISH ATHLETES HERE. if Old EM Wins Intercollegiate Championships Cambridge WIM Re Challenged. i NEW HAVEN, May 27.—-It Yale wins the Intercollegiate Athletic Champion-| %,, ships this week at Mott Haven, it Is said on the very best of authority that an {invitation will be sent Cambridge University to send a team to this coun- try for an international meet. Cambridge has won the English Inter- collegiate championships on the track and has practically invited a challenge from some American university. Yale | hear may pick up the gauntlet in caso sho becomes intercollegiate track champion. Such @ meet would probably be held in July. : Edw, The Wi searon, All teams who Kelly B. B. ©., james J. tage F. The Bporting ————————— dress M. Polock, hkeepsie at Hoboken. Foss eens ie = street. olty. The Poughkeepsie baseball team, one of the strongest semi-professional clubs in this State, will play the Hoboken team at the St. George Cricket Grounds, in Hoboken, on Sunday. The Pough- keepsies have always made the Jersey- men play thelr best to win; Manager Mallon, of the PotighReepsies, ‘has en- gaged three etary players to help his team beat the Hobokens, AMATEURS, ATTENTION! The Evening World will print all challenges, cosults of games or’) other news concorming amateur baseball teams in Greater New York and suburban towns in the Sporting Edition. From time to time, as space permits, pictures of the be dares star players of teams will be The Lyceum would Mke to arrange gamée with teams avemging eighteen to nine: Juniors, ot Yorkvil Ci ene wil ‘The Berlin P. ©. on Sunday vormity defeated the Puritans 24 to" Rockaways, who avert ‘The Berlin F.C. wou! bh teams averaging Fumes address C. F. 143 Bast Ninoty-seyonth, street, ‘Wadletgh Justore Would like to hear from averaging from 9 to 10 . Manager, No, 252 Went 115th st. Locust ‘Tuners Gatveted the Mocaines ss by a score of 11 to 10, The md would Ike to arrange aging from 1} to 12 years, Address 218 Bast amen with Bulger, se; Hl. Curler. ‘The Young Monitors defeated the Sfohawke by @ ecore of 18 08 C, would itke to book games with Ing 12 to 14. ni June 7, 14, 21, 28. July 5, 12, ‘hddrene ‘A, Medel, No. 476 Lenox ave, Netakers BB. The following dates. open: ead Addrees Willlam roo Baseball Club, of the Bronx, are very anxious to arrange two games for Dec- oration Day with teame averaging seventeen | £00" years, preforably uniform teams, on opponenta’ | I. rounds, Have all Saturdays open for remainder eases No alde bets. Corvanten, West One Hundred and Fitty-third mrest and Macomb's Dam road. Amateur Athletic Assoclation of Hoboken, has @ few open dates for Saturday after- 708 Park avenue, Hoboken, N. J. cangsl same, “as team are given untatr treat- aa The Dexter A. C. detented noltas by a score of 19 to 18. years, Exsex Jrs, and St. ‘Addrove Witiem Wittenberg, No, F. C. would Mike to arrange es with teama from re. Would also ike to close Deooration ‘with any team from above average. Ad- manager, ‘Tho Arsenal Juntors defeat conta at Weehawken by a score of 22 to 7. ° ‘The Locyst F. ., of Port Morcis, woult Mke wi ot 35, Address Batter, No. 771 Cofumbae deinated' the erecting shed baseball team by a] L. Smith, to 12 on the Point House grounds. AMATEUR BASEBALL. pie. a a) TAGE Gin oti) Comsserentesesoeis acek psteréal to tho coCieg wetice ‘The Bvening World, New York. Gaines to de played on opponente’ | the &. team, C. Vroom, P. Chorman’ and ‘Athletic! Oomninittec, Lareteo |. Moklroy. mreet, Drooklya, N.Y eee ae The Ging FO, beat tho Dushwhacker A. 0. an 5. atone the tgrinctola® | sunday oy a ocore of 14 to 16, and would Iike to sixteen Years ath, [to ftteon yeare, We bare all dates open. hy: Boi Address J, Pleteher, yo seventeen, by 28 to tld Uke to meet all tea: ‘own Riordan, NO! Te Dead Ones defoated the crack Jenne cca a TERN td The Oraniten defeated ine ‘Dayetoee ta toning contest by a acore of 14 to features of years, Address | Jennotte F. of the game were a home run by he bases being full at the time, a F, Lowenthal, No. 9 so ry a 8p West Sixteen atr liberia neces strong fdreaa J. A. Hingel, Sos, $81-983, Brondway, jew York, i so 8 ii ‘oxi Vireot, Brookiya: | The Tt A, Gare Ail thelr dates op trom May 30 to iL. We have the follow- Pick-Up Tea Rutledge A. G, uid ike to meet « ‘eéml-professional teams vata Dattorione it al] 4 lea ellly and nice: Plato and Lal Jonly Mine wants gemen; averaging thirteen rteen years, Having own grounds, Koenig, 1681 Avenue A, City, Manager Albert W, for the coming season and would range games with teams of twenty-one yea Prefer teams in the Sat ne. Have Sata says | Wenass 65: up the following Einsle, ©. j00 ‘Moon, ‘of. manager and captain, No. m4. Augustines preferred. of"Broome | 1# Weet One Hundred and Dighteenth et uirteen to fourteen No, 62. Forsyth Cpeppedy ih as? . Ssturiaze in June, roadway, New Y . arrange. with toama 91 team averagt: - | teen yours. Must offer @ auitario ‘Aa- seh verlag six. mi Bake earn A @rong uniformed team, 6: ase attraction, Dave dates aly, August and Sentembar ct Ly foe teams rantes,. ™ miles Mar #3 Fads Machine ‘Shop baseball team | of Sew York Clty. Suly_4, two gnanes.. Chaclos . No. 109 West One Hundred and Fourth eirest. GRAVESEND TRACK (Spectal to The Brening World.) GRAVESEND, May 27.—The training hours were uneventfal this morning. The weather was cloudy and threaten- ing and the track was lightning fast. ‘The racers were all show, however, and although there was but little speed wanted, every man was at his post, and routine exercise was carefully attended to. Training honors fell to the veteran Green B. Morris, who showed Home- wtead and Durasso together several fur longs in 1.29 1-2, accomplished in an easy manner, Cash Sloan had the mount on Homestead, who won the trial by two lengths, Articulate was shown by Trainer op Smith, who sent the St. Andrew horse ‘9 easy trotting and cantering. Tom M gave his handicap can- @idate, Bonitlbert, siow galloping. This horse was worked the handicap dis- tance yesterday afternoon in 2.10, turn- ed off in a very handy manner. Jockey Bullman thas been seoured to pilot Oom eiraine ma os hooled trainer aves #6 to the bat Bry poe sr tia broke Paul ne in an excellent Hi sf fauk can be ‘that direction. Trainer Mi sent ly- ing Gypsy to Hier vi (apie py . J, Dwyer’s fers’ and two giheral ware ent to ‘law gallops. The exioan 7 given Wine e's two-year-o]: were CS whro = Peed the stretch oe, 2%, going In In- \Baewest e. ucolic and tin of antl down beck stretch © fur iy’ '88 Gandily. Dematrer Lae ‘The stomach clothed in sweet content, Makes labor light, indoors or out, “The Petti-Johnnys.” Good nature, clear head, steady nerve and energy are necessary to a successful career. Are you qualified? What do you eat? ‘There is an outdoor look and good nature about te il te Sa Easily home-cooked. Nature's health food, indoor folks who breakfast on PETTIJOHN. They feel good, work better and think harder. There is one food that furnishes a busy indoor man or woman the power to succeed—It is Atter fame the H. M. ©, team defeated the machine shop Oy @ scare ot B to. Mattery for to arrange amen with teams averaging fourteon would [ike to arrange games for Decoration Day. 2009 Madieon avenue, The Sankt SlaNeE Pam, Shemyvilia, B,J. bi tery. of the ‘Belllagtoan. Avezamie?_ ant Kenwood A. 0., of Corona, && 1, would teams, ‘Sunday’ games, 15 ‘The Veterans’ Baseball Club have organired ait Domestics w good teams within easy eee ainance of New York f ig Boo sad August. Aitdrees Harden Kidneys. , Kidney-Wort Tablets. Alcohol is a great preservative unde: certain conditions; under other condi. tlons it destroys! when taken internally, ind has attacked the kidneys, alcohol be. liquid prepared kidney remedy can safe. specific for all forms of kidney affee. tions, does not contain a trace of alco. hol nor any drugs. 2] Merely stimulating ¢he already tn flamed Rianeys, as liquid Flaney reme dies do, results, in most cases, In plete kidney breakdown. Ly swellings In men, th no matter what the age. The fearful fatality from kidney dis. due to ignorance o! rheumatic pains, backache, cloudy urine, depositing sediment 0} ii; | Some other early symptom of kidney trouble, Instead of being separate dis: eases, as many think, these painful at: tacks are symptoms "ot advancing kid. ney disease. or “stone,” limbs, pain in the back, be will put the kidneys into a healthy con dition so there will be no recurrence of the trouble. ‘G. | tained In them make It impossible fo: such remedies to effect lasting cures. In the Home or there’s allways J A package makes fivegalions. Sold ereermnere, Of sant y mall uj of scent CHARLES E. HIRES 00,, Malvera, Pa. 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