The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1903, Page 13

£ HANSON WON $3000 ON HERO Plunger Took 4 to 1 for His Money and Didn’t Stop Bet- ting Until the Horses Were at the Post. As a plunger, Whitney Langdon faded into insignificance yesterday. He was in ruth a piker as compared to the dash- ing Davy Johnson, who made one of the ( cqups of the year on Heno in the Standard Stakes, Johnson had a bunch of information that sent him up and down the line on Heno. It was a thousand here, $50 there, and a couple of hundred in odd books where the price sulted. He never stopped playing until the horses were going to the post, when he emerged from the ring, flushed and perspiring, his eyes bright with excitement and his hat tilted back on his head. “What did you take?” asked a friend, ‘Heno. I've bet $8,800 on him. That was all I had in the world.” ‘Won at Least $30,000, Heno came home on the bit, and John- gon did not clean up a cent less than $20,000, for he got 4 to 1 for the bulk of his wager. Johnson said he bet all he had, but that was probably a figure of @peech. He could have bet $20,000 if he Mked, for his credit is unlimied, and he layers know that no matter how \dbgp the plunger may go he will always ersep out. Langdon's greatest winning, so far as known, was $22,000 on Eugenia Burch at ‘Westchester last fall, but several times he cleaned up $10,000 and $15,000 to a single race. But yesterday the brilliant young plunger was eclipsed. Heno's victory was not anticipated by the public. They looked gor Africander to wip and win easily. But Michaels, on | Heno, avidently had instructions to [stick to Africander every foot of the way. Billy Lakeland probably knew the peculiarities of Africander and thought that Heno by hanging to the three- }year-old would maké him sulk or run ut, and that was precisely what hap- ened. Africander did <urn sour and tried to run out on the far turn a Quarter of a mile from home, and then eno came home as he pleased. The pace was a corker from the etart, and it would have taken a three- year-old of great courage to hang on ‘and outgame the older horse at the pace that was being set. Major Daingerfleld ran a good race. He hung on good and game and did as well as he could be expected under the ciecumstances. He was asked to run a @alle and a half with 126 pounds up first @rack out of the box, and it was a severe question to ask of any horse. He was beaten less than four lengths, go that he must have run In 2.34, which was a cracking good performance. Major Daingerfield will improve wonderfully under this performance and should taky @ lot of beating in the Suburban Handi- cap. Wenth Consecutive Favorite Beaten Africander was the tenth favorite in @uccession to be beaten. The talent played The Carmelite in the first race on the strength of a mile in 140 at Bheepshead. The Carmelite did not run any mile in 1.40 in hig race, dying under the end of six ‘furlon Si2ieconayeses they sade, Rekanoe ce Meddler two-year-old from the Whitney @table, the choice, but he was never prominent. Then came Agnes D., who ded the (talent’s misery very quickly oy Delng tect at the post ‘Then Afri Cinder followed, By this time the talent was dazed and all but out. It couldn't understand the remarkable hoodoo that attended the favorites, Ten horses in succession was remarkable record {or Gravesend. The les xrew bold and laid Mberal odds against Operator, who was the eleventh favorite, Operator won, and yocund won, and King Pepper won, all three ot them favorites, the ‘talent be- and mp to breathe a bit easier, clean million dollars would not ten favorites that were returned losers. WRESTLERS BEGIN TO GET 1N SHAPE. New York’s Little Athletes Work- ing at Polo and Alliance Clubs. The wrestlers who have been engaged to appear in the wrestling tournament which 1s to be held on June 12 in the ‘(London Theatre have all started in to train, Bernstein, Luttbag and Tomp- Kins have started in ut the Polo Athletic Club, while Kelter, Model and Pikinaty @re working at the Alliance Club. The indications are that considerable money will be bet on the three matohes as all of the contestants have a dig following on the lower east side, The Young Men's Democratle Club, of which Kelter is a standard-bearer, 1s golng to &ttend the wrestling bouts in a body. a EIGHT MEN LEFT IN JERSEY GOLF TOURNEY. Allan Kennaday, Two-Year Cham- pion, Is Ont of Race by Defeat. ‘The second match play round in the New Jersey golf champlonship will be played on the links of the Baltusrol Club to-day. Allan Kenneday, the pres- ent holder of the title and possessor of the cup for two years, is out of the race, haying been beaten by Olyphant yea: he elght men yet to play today there ia little oF no choice am ts the winners, who will meet in the semi- ‘Anal and final rounds to-morrow, — | Atlas A, C. Games, | The Atlas Athletic Club will hold its annual outing and games at the Cove, wor New Brighton, 3. I., on Hon 2 ae sacien a a fe to ie ru Ciel a ME yard noted ave-yard Fash, noviee: nica: Ses ‘Bo yard ‘hi be po akg a yer, Nb. pita pao, June 3 en 15 wit TK a. Birk. i Heno Bought for $100, Heno ¢ost J. E, Madden $10 as a +» Agter his sale to Cl Seskay the colt won the Matron Blakey, eines Was went to run in the Ameri: was sald tet Tat fe should have toe” ben rs Mackay retired trom Facing last Heno was so AW. 8 Fanshawe for $1,000, 5 “ucHon to ee nb Steaplechase Jockers Com- ing Here. — THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1903. EARLY MORNING GALLOPS AT THE BIG RACE TRACKS. @pectal to The Evening World.) GRAVESEND, June 6—An exercising boy known as Sambo, while galloping a ohestnut colt of the Mexican Stable's string, was thrown and seriously in- Jured, the horae kicking him. The boy was picked up unconscious and carried away on @ stretcher to the stable Mr, Follanabes sent for a physician. ‘The weather was cold, damp, disagree- able and smoke-laden during the gallop- ing hours. Many of the horses quartered here are coughing and the effects of the forest fires irritated their ailment con- siderably. The track remains in the a grand condition. The horses were ushered to the course at an early hour, trainers hurrying them elong in their work 60 as to seek the comfortable #hel- ter of their stables from the raw, cold atmosphere. Trainer Harry (fazon was very busy, [Owner Follansbee being present watching his horses sent to stiff workouts. Among those shown Astarita and Cameron to- gether worked six furlongs in 1.25. Don Cannon stepped six furlongs in 118. Divination, of the same string, was sent five-cighths of a mile {n 1.05. Dusky and Gneer breezed five furlongs in 1.04. Daisy Green was sent a mile at a two-minute clp, Roehampton received a useful gal- lop. [The Fietechmann jot iwere out in three sots, all being on the easy side; nothing fast was wanted. Duke of Kendall was sent seyen furlongs in 1.36, Examiner did the trick in 1.86. Stamping Ground reeled off six furlongs in 1.90. Royal Pirate breezed half a mile in 0.63. B, Doyle worked five- olghths of a mile in 1.08, Lord Advocate galloped three-quarters of a mile in 1191-2. Mohtoan stepped fi furlongs in 1.05, Magio Flute did the trick in| for 11.04 1-2. Royal Summons reeled off six furlongs in 1181-2, Morokanta worked five furlongs in’ 1.10. Royal was sent half @ mile in 0.521-2. Musidora galloped five furlongs in 1.09. Bilver Plush di the trick in 1.08. Any Day breezed a quarter in 0.26. Philtp- pine turned @ neat six furlongs in 1.23, Gaherls breezed three-quarters of a mile in 1.20. Col. Sam was eent five furlongs in 1.08. Ping Pong stepped half a mile in 0.62. Northern Star worked half a mile tn 0.55. Brooklynite and Glad Smile, going to- gether, worked five furlongs in 1.04. Aconite turned half a mile in 0.62. ‘The Lady Rhodesia galloped five furlongs in 1.06, Billy Roach was sent five furlongs in 1.05. Auf Weldersehn and Kingsboro galloped three-eighths of a mile in 0.41. Cyrano galloped six fur- Jones in 1.19 1-2. James V. and Sagredo together reeled off five furlongs in 1.04 1-2. Articulate worked a handy mile in 1.43. Sambo wus breezed through the stretch i 0.26. Favor King galloped five-eighths of a mile {n 1.0 Mary Street worked seven furlong: 1.33. Blue Jay breezed through the stretch in 0.23 Bath Follansbee’s Exercise Boy Sambo Is Thrown, Kicked and Seriously Injured at Gravesend. Beach reeled off five-eighths of a mile in 105. Outsider galloped atx furlongs Jp 1.20, Messmer turned four furlongs 1 05. Unterick was halt mile Goonies worked Aye furlongs tn 2.04 Homestead and Kar through the stretch in 096. Jola, step: done in 1.00, Espinal turned a aif milo in 0.56, Galedonite Galloped five-eighthe of @ mile in 1.08. chun ate worked a mile tn .52. Svengali Stepped five furlongs in LO1-2 Tugal Bey breezed one mile tn 1.67. North- brook did the trick in 1.56. Gravina worked one mile in 1.47. Durazzo was sent a haif mile in 0.62. Veloz worked five-clehths of @ mile in 1.05. Alber- tola was sent five furlongs in LO. Wilhelmina turned five-elghths of a mile in 1.033-4. New York worked sx kia furlongs in 1181-2 Reverberate and Silver SHpper Cogpther stepped @ halt mile in 0.62. ‘The Duffer and C, Rosen- feld breezed one and one-half miles at @ two-minute gait AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY. @pecial to The Evening World.) SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 6.—Forsy weather and a chilly atmosphere hold sway at the Bay thie morning in the training hours. The track wes in the primest shape for weeks past, and the pagers whose workday it was had no trouble in stepping over it at good rate, ot speed Bydney Paget in full riding costume, mounted on a cob, was present to sue his horses take their exercise, Trainer er sept the Gamestress a hal: eather In obs Bouronniere reeled rae t Bre in’ 1.18. ngs tn) f bait in Uo6, Water Boy, Sir Voorhies, Charles el woodt Sat and others were shown vo. osging ¥ Whit tne} ie treet was al- lowed @ mile 1.4. It was only a breather for pa The preparation ho is receiving does not seen enough a Suburban starter, and it looks douvtful if he will go’ in the Conoy Toland Jockey Chub's atar event. The ster Mercury breezed over the half Inle ground In 088 1-2, Gunire, Black- stock, Reliable, Leonidas, Stalwart and others trotted and cantered. ‘apt, of the Goughacre statle string. nan several of his good he a@t good rates of Athel A rered a mile In 1.46 and t racer that went amiss last sumi- mer at ig coming to himself 8 in great Dublin, Sekine spick and span, was allowed 2 mile breather in 1.68 1-8. The youngsters Heatherdown, h, Bryn Mawr and others got short breathers at three parts speed Trainer J. H. MoCormick sent St. Jude a mile in 1.51. Hermis got a quarter-mile breather | through the stretch ot three-parts speed. Col. Bill galloped @ mile at about a two-minute clip. vrchenor and Cos Caviar reeled off six furlongs in 1.19. ‘The Westbury Stable’s Irish Lad breezed a half in 0.53. Trainer Frank Regan sent Andrew Miller's Cin- uevalll @ half in 0.5 “p."Belmont’s youngsters, Midshipman and Inlon, turned five furlongs in. 1.08. W. A. Shandler’s Gold Tip covered six furlongs in 1.13. ae ms McCarren’s Potente sealloped a in 1.60. Wiliam Ollveg's 1 Gold Hid atx. furlongs in Lal. J. @. sind i of five furlongs In ra fey" Mortis's Prince Ching broezed Wait’ in Ua) 12. Ro Clarkes Opring Silk turned six furlongs tn 1.2 AMATEUR BASEBALL. published. ‘The Hast Side A. C. Baseball Clud the Kingston F.C. by ® score of ® Decoration Day ‘afternoon, BAST SIDE A. C. KINGSTON F. 0. ‘ rg ob Ts aks Ae ot Waite Plaine, 24 1202 01x ya for Arat-class (eae offer: 30 3 } 8 0 bie guarantes. Axidrea B. Me 2 ; pigee YG “Central avenue, “Waite Plaing, 9 1 1 be Ee Oe Oe 03 9} 0] Bronx Borough 4 13 2.3 2 0 6| Decoration Day in aya 0 10-0 1 {ating tn whten iat nc ha iti aa ge Bronx Borough A. 912% 81123 @ &)Rival A.C. SCORE BY INNINGS. O10104221 Boda ba oe defeated the Altar Boye, 12006010-9 00120381 —10 oe ‘The Beckman A. C. crossed bate with the Empice State Baseball Club tas day a the Beekmana’ own grounds, The score BEEKMANS. | EMPIRE STATE. 5680 Gratton... 12400 2 on Mrmr 283 0 OA 13200 221 211310 41 Hager, Ti $10 2 jaunts... 000 6 2 2}Lehmanab. 21 3 2 1 I|Reimnela2b 0 0 1 1 0 isturmec... 00100 0) saer,p. 10300 To rotate, 88H g SOORE BY INNINGS, Empire Sta 0000103 B-8 Beekman st LL O10 OF am, Westchester Coun- with Fifth avenue, guarantee. Mount Veraging thirteen to fourteen y Ramen. All dates open except, June 14 vane Sunda; A and July'9. Address 1. Periman, No, 47 Mt aucwet, elty. . A battery would Uke to join good strong ¢eam, eleven to thirteen and by doing #0 oblige, L, Clarkia, 211 Kast Ninety-fourth street. ee Niagara Juniors would like to arrange i J ‘O'Donnell, it. eo. Patrick's School, et, y team averaging 11 to 13 fo. 816 Third ‘& score of ik, "No. 1 Fat one nindreat streets The Molran Basa ti yeuias Mi to ar, range games ome AMATEURS, ATTENTION! The Evening World will print all challenges, results of games or other news concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York and suburban towns fa the Sporting Hdition. From time to time, as space permits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be Address all communications amd plotures to the Sporting Hditor, would Ike to] Cte t] play tor @ eeventeen years. Joly and August, Would Uke to Food outfelders. Bart Ninetleth street, city. Haye all Sundays open in June, ‘Dear from a few Address H, Van Leer, No. 407 +160 20 2 3 Hianalean, tte and O'Boyle, Rivals, Lelth, Hedrick and. Thlrek. Bronx Borough would like to arrange an out- Battaries—ronx me for June 7. Address of-towa, it One Hundred and w. quaranies No. 7 Frisell, Seventy-oighth street. would Hike ¢o arrange ag eleven to erteen OrGorman, ss. ; 2 Gana eB Geratrant, 9b.; C.' Rowsa, Billaon,’ p. k Kroppe, 208 W Wen One Hundred and Yourveenth street. 10 hse Fated treet C A good all eed player, willing to Join a uniformed team averaging trom fourteen to six teon year of age. Address, A. W. Rosenbarg, 9 Alien street, City. e . Kim A. ©. of the Bronx, hare decited to take out-of-town games on Sunday afternoons with teama giving inducements, Teams averag- Ing fourteen to fifteen yi Elms claim cham. pionghtp of the Bronx for their average. Ad- dress all communications to Abe Hart, manager, No, 746 Bast One Hundred and Fortieth street, The Ht B, Adres: Noo, 668-578 Br R. B.C, will cro B.C. Rmpire A. Bal Browery Team, O'B: ‘The Monarch F.C. have all Sundays after July & open for team fifteen to alxtann years, dw any team In Qreater New York, bate with the! ‘The Wisarde have dates tn June, July and! August open For uniformed teams averaging aev- years for aide be Tho aes preferred. 167 Amaterdamn avenue New York . | Tee Woodriard F. C., of Jersey City, has June 14 open for a first-class team willing to ide bet. Expenses guaranteed, win City F, Melrose F. c., M. J. Brady, erty or lone, Hudson Decatura and Ceceliang papterre. No, 442 venue, Jerse; Pacifo popliteal abe hans vs. Cedars on Sunday. Suburbans will be the Sedars’ re ment ,, at Fearne ‘8 founds, i chester, on Sunda: r val cheater, 0 y. Great rivairy tlwill no doubt be @ brilliant one, Gath All taemabere are ‘requested te. be revonts te Carel DRIVERS, well recommended eo ition. Joseph W. Lipa © Men’s $3.50 Russia Calt Lace Shoes, welt soles Men’s $4.00 patent kid and patent coltskin, lace Boys’ $2.50 black kid and box calf, lace, welt BIBS sesavees Boys’ $2.00 box calf Oxfords, sizes 12 to 514 Women’s $2.50 Black nid Ox. fords, welted soles, patent leather tips, military heels, Women’s Button and Lace, patent leather tip, Cuban heels, Women’s $3.00 Patent Leather Lace, Cuban heels, . Women’s $3.00 Louis XV. 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