The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1903, Page 6

<= SPORTING NEWS eee CIANTS CAUCHT JST LE NOM the Mississippi. THEY RESCUE A SALOON.) Herolcally Carry Out Forty C; of XXX Beer, Then Sit Down to. Hope They'll Get Into St. Louis Some Time This Summer. (Bpoctal to The Evening World.) (LTON, Ill, June §—Among thou mds of refugees whore homes have gen swept away by the raging flood nd in a town half covered by water the | few York baseball team has been stranded since early this morning. ‘The last few miles’ run was exciting enough to make every man jump out of his berth. Water dashed up to the win- dows, eteumboats and yachts were pip- ing their notes of warning and for a moment it looked as though the Polo Grounds would never agnin see Me- Graw's new Giants, Charley Babb was the most terrified, being the only player who could not swim. Frank Bowerman, who rolls logs in Michigan, promised to look after the white-halred shortstop if it came to making shore hand over hand. The train finally pulled into the little station, where many hundreds were gathered earrying bundles of clothes and what- ever valuables they could seize. The town was entirely out of pro- visions, and {t took three hours before the club could get a meal of ham and exes, and wash it down with muddy water. ‘The only way of reaching St, Louls was ty the steamer Spread Eagle. which is scheduled to leave here at noon. This would still get the team to Bt. Louis in time to play ball, but no ‘one believes the boat will be away be- fore 2 o'ciock, so it js doubtful if the Glants can play to-day. McGraw got busy right away and tried to arrange an exhibition game with the iocal team here and make enough to buy Panama hats for the boys, but he learned that the diamond was seven feet under water, and there 4a no water polo club here. Dan McGann, Mertes, Miller and Me- Giznity put on gum boots and formed themselves into a iife-raving corps, nelp- ing to rescue forty cases of beer from a submerged saloon, and all the boys chipped in for @ destitute mother and five children, who were taken from the Toof of a log cabin last night, The Mississippi is twenty miles wide here, with a current like Hell Gate. Houses, porches and stables are tearing down the stream, and the Glants would much prefer remaining here to embark- tng ‘on a perilous trip. YACHTS CAUGHT IN THE DENSE FOG. Had Started for Ocean Race When the Thick Weather Caused It to Be Called Off. HIGHLANDS OF NAVESINK, June 4—A thick fog that lifted and fell spas- modically put a damper early to-d ‘on the prospects of an ocean race be- tween Reliance, Constitution and Co- lumbia. All three had hoisted sail and taken tow lines to clear the Hook when the fog, that had given promise of 1ifting. @uddeny thickened and the race was called off for the day. They will race to-morrow if weather sonditions are favorable. — RESULTS AT HARLEM. (Special te The Frening World.) RACE TRACK, HARLEM, June 8— Following ere the results of the races Scheduled to be run here this after- first Race—Ft rst Race—Five-elghths of a mile.— Pion by, Auditor, 2 to 1 and" 4"to. 6 equimis, 6 to 1, was second; Requl Was third. Time—1.03, a Second Race—Three-quarters of a mile =Won by Miss Anners: 3 to land 6 tog; Hickory Corners. § to § tor place, was second; Ince Webb wa ih + e Second as third, ‘Time Third Race—Three-quarters of @ mii won by Haydon, to and 6 tot ran! | WAS” 8e4 Marlin tomas 2 Was second; Marlin WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS. to The Brening World.) S RACE TRACK, June 8.— Tho races scheduled to be run here this afternoon resulted as follows: First Race—Three-quarters of a mile.— Won by Sceptre. 7 to 5 and 1 to 3 Flash re to 5, wa ponds v cl was third. Time—1is ie ase Second Race—Mour and a hart turk Won by Lusiix. 6 10 1 and 3 toed: . 4 to 5 for place as Gagtomnén, wae’ chira? MK, was second Mir Race—S1x anda halt fart Won. by Weldeman to nd : even place, was ‘e Kinloch Park third. ‘ri Baseball To-Day, 4 P. M. Amer- lean League. Greater N.Y. vi Bt. Wway ant t6sth st. ee ig m LAST YEAR'S GOOD WoRK. ‘Those who advertised their sum. mer hotels and boarding-houses in The World last year got splendid re- ‘nits, ‘The World is recognized as a ‘class summer resort medium. s ‘© no better method of placing 18 of summer houses before than through the Sunday a Di ot Ta HARVARD MEN HAVE NEW BOAT MoGraw's Aggregation Float'cambridgeites Spent Sunday Into Alton, Ill., in a Sea-Going| Pullman and Try to Walk on International Talking of the Yale "Varsity | Crew’s Defeat in Four-Mile Races Against Freshmen. mut $5,000 Im still needed to defray all will probably be raised to The Evening HARVARD CRE Twenty-*econd Red Top Sunday * played brilllant- semi-profesonal > take a chanoe 8 winning streak If there Is a gi Jteam that would ik us the Ontar stretchers ang get the rigging suite been tried in Cambrid for the Jast the crew eft, ‘Thomas Fannan, ligntly different lines, eet shorter, #0 there Is not In the water, no original ideas embodieg in th post ‘draggin perfectly satisfactory when the mu all properly rigged. despite their hard Ume row of sti work for the next tw know what heir losing the will probably be in or- obliged to take Men Congratulnted Freshies, YALE QUART r conversation imen in their The ‘varsity squad cs gratulated the B nition, and It looks us without turning a sore over thelr defeat by the urse thé, othe was getting launch to go down river, If th afother “try” at the them off without a sh Kinzig heard of thelr destre and told them they might have a‘ from the drawbridge up to the Navy-| paddie along up home In the wa he ‘varsity boat. was reached, the leading, and they é¢ontinued But when the Nay: freshmen quarters. AMATE UR BASEBALL. MATEURS, ATTENTION! The Evoning World will print all challenges, results of games or’ other news concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York and suburban towns in the Sporting dition. space permits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be From time ¢o time, as Address all communications and plotures to the Sporting Editor, The Evening World, New York. Iver Lawson, the Prospective Hike to arrange Kamen Falrmounts, Falcons, of hea ated the Dittmore fy Neponeet F.C... Joseph Academy 2 Datterles for winners 190900 by the following. seo Did you ever tey to hold an average-sized man on your shoulders? The Elkwood F. several good teams averexing fourteen to would’ Wke).to yourself befor: little man—he only weighs 1 welghed fully This little man is George Bothner It's a pretty tough job pounds—who held up three men. Clow June 14 with sure enough. | uniformed team avera in June, July, the champion light-weight wrestler of the With the hundreds of pounds of avordupois clinging to him he stood with sed before The Evening World's camera, |tt being a dull, dark day, he had to pose In the same fashion for nearly a minute, r once did the little man quiver under the strain. would have been ablo to hold up the welght for several minutes more when the | pleture man said, All eight; that will do." To hold the three men as Rotiner did ts a feat of which a bigger man might It showed the eacellent condition he ts In and is a pl mony to the benefits of good condition. as hard and as long as Bothner in gymnasiums and on the road would be able to Nothing is too hard for the little man. jamplonship wrestling match , Which {s to be decided at Sulzerts ond avenue and One Hundred and Twenty-seventh his 185 pounds feel heavier h pounds, then he will likely press would like to arrange The Elmont 1 the dive weight on him 0 be fi Morrow, mort stop: ey line up as follows. chan, ‘centre feld ‘The Marton A ‘with teams averaging ten He looked as though he ton avenue, City. well be proud, Probably any one fter he had worked The Ivy BB. Ward, defeated Dleawars by & acore do the same thing. Bothner has been fitting himself for his world’s with Harvey Parker River Park, on street, to-morrow night than did those three men with their sto the mat and win then . is by far the cloverest wrestler that evor stepped Several times he has met Parker, to twenty pounds in ‘This is the first time kuurantes wanted. Wevourt atreat, elt AB) Ganmavoore) street, Clty, dateateaathesaune oekton wrestle eof 12 to 8. The features. of Last Sunday the Pana rker can mi willing to arrange orge's shoul 114 Middlebur; Bothner, as every on know what defeat is. vantage of from fift ed in throwing the champion. hits, which on this occasion will be 185 pounds at the \nnot see how he can lose, and they are prepared to Parker money has been In evidence, though, in big wads, and {t is thought that the Brockton man will enter the ring a favorite, Hothner's great strength did not come only from wrestling. He spends a great deal of his time outdoors, running and walking, boxed In preparation for a match. For this one his partner, Billy Elmer, helped deal, as did Willie Mack, the good ight-wesght of this city. 14 lke to Join a Rood team, id, although the latter y bout, he never suce the pair have met at even we Bothner's frien back thelr opinions with mor Two players w: Rockaway, ¢; Ll. Levy, James Murphy 4 the Har'oms by The Oakland Juntors dete core of 16 to 10. and feller would like to In the gymnasium he has always The Gramercy A. ©. Clud, of Harlem, toama averagiag GRAVESEND ENTRIES. (Spectal to The Evening World.) 1 4 ‘oleman and Downes, May 30, at Crotona Park Dne Hundred and TA 003.4000 0 0-7|8—The entries for to-morrow’s races are | 402000 x4 Mohawk AC 201 Peirmont Fo.0 0 1 Vatterien—Harble| First Race—High-weight handicap; ‘The Twentieth Century teams averaging fourteen to fitteen | Ruyai Summons retweai tel tel Lowenstein, No. 300 Riv- Of the Mohawks. Second Race—Three-year-olds mt Address. Cohen, fast One Hundred and 14 tke to hear Iso like to hea ‘The Clinton Ira, would like to a with the Parker dre a ria Race—Patkway Handicap; mile and a Decoration morning "oC, by a moore of 14 to. 10. the game was the batting of Sohmitt The Young Marncls Major Daingerfield Merry Acrobat ng thirteen tof ulna suirisen, te. fou! afternoon they ore of 16 to 12, Barnes and Taylor. co—Maiden two-year-olds; Prince of Elm to book games with uniformed teams averaging Mfteen te Reputable nines desiring 10 Cts. Rochester, There will be a meeting of the Eastern Desee the Victoria Hotel this moraing| Brooklya + jer the question of the disposition of the A. Foxten, manag and Thirtieth wr ‘The Hilton F. West One Hundred would like to arrange games raging thirteen years for Sundays refer the Flyaway F. C., e—Salling; mile 24-26 Murray St., New York. G to residents, of Rochemter. franchise will be tranatdrred i Montreal, If not the| Scotter i ll A aa YANKEE JOCKEY RODE AUSTRIAN DERBY WINNER. riley Van Dusen Piloted Mere ay to Vietory in Rich Stake. no American Jockey Charles Van won with ease y e fan Derby, of 100,000 krouen ($20 0), riding the favorite, Bereboeclzy, owned by M, Blaskovitz, a wealthy Hungarian. ‘The winner was trained by an Ameri- can James B. Dyer, who handled Elk wood when he n the Suburban for the late Walter Gratz. All of Dyet'a stable assistants are Americans, em President of Kinloch Jockey Club Dendy home, of heart trouble. Mr, Lucas was the son of Janes B. Lucas, one of the| 123 wealthiest men in Missour!, and had nlded freatly to the wealth he inherited | Gandling wad bv jud widow. fous investments, He leaves a RACING CYCLISTS {THREE FAVORITES FOR SUBURBAN Hermis, Goldsmith and Major Daingerfield Quoted at 8 to 1 in Future Book, MEET THIS WEEK, Champion, Will Likely Be a Scratch Man with Kramer. Iver Lawson's victory over Champlon Frank Kramer at Valisburg on Decora- Beach cycle track on Saturda dicupper Is likely to place the “Terrible Swede" on the back mark with Kramer, Boston, who gradutted from. the ama: teur ranks last winter, are two other dangerous customers whom Kramer will have to look out for, as they are riding in champlonshi The Kenned, Handicap, for amatours, which will be decided on the opening day, will have over two hundred farters, Marcus Hurley, the amateur hampton, is tralning expressly for this vent, as he % win the horse and buggy as been offered as first prize. ——$——=__ SPOONER FIELD CLUB NOT IN MURRAY HILL’S CLASS. Another victory was chalked up for the rray Hill baseball team, yester- The Spooner Fleid Club, of Brook- lyn, had figured on showing New York- era’ that the best. semi-professionals existed across the bridge, but the best they could do was to score three runs to the Murtays’ elght. They did put bp a great contest, though, and were not beaten until the last man was out, Next Sunday the Hillers will have a harder job on their hands, ‘The strong Manhattan College team wiil be thelr opponents, and the best game seen on Jasper Oval this year 1s sure to be in evidence. The cigar that’s always good Robert Burns GEO, L. STORM & CO., Distributers, GRAVESEND, N. Y., June 8.—Fierce held away hero tS morning aud the exercise hours were trying ones racers and the s gathering of rail birds that watched and The conditions were cold and damp, rain fell and the track was like a quagmire, ‘The first to show were Celebrant and Memoriam, who together breezed threc- the traipers, t ST. LOUIS, June 8.—Joseph D. Luoas, | elshths of a mile in 0.39 1-2, President of the Kinloch Jockey Club, | Salloped five furlongs dled yesterday at Glenwood, fis country | *@nta was sent six furlongs in 1.24 1-2. Many of the game lot did the trick in ‘Tom O'Day and New York together reeled off three-elghths of a mile in 49. Kked seven furlongs in 1.33. Fauloonbrid, the stretch in 2 mile in 1.46 3. mile in 52 1-8, 1.06. Moro- Musidora galloped one turned a half and Gadisburg. Murphy string, were the stretch in 26 seconds. game lot turned @1x furlongs in 1.21. Lec King guiloped a half mile in 63. Lad Lake stepped four furlongs Polite was sent one mile in 1.49. Squake, of the same string, did the trick in 1.00. Fatr Rosalind was sent 11-8 in 2.05. r-oldés Dusky Sneer, Gay Flammula, of the breezed. a half mile Rostand was seven-eighths of a mile Northern Ser reeled off a half mile in Irish Jewel galloped one mile in Northern Light did the trick was asked four Maze of the Lizzette an can Stable string, at a 0.56. in furlongs breezed half mile in 681-2. The Auto Was sent one mile in 1.58. Spout turned half mile Beach was asked six furlongs Daly's Fablus galloped one mile at a two-minute clip. Gis Hopkins half a mile in 0.83. Komombo of the Featherstone string stepped threo fur- longs in 0.40, Baikal breezed six fur- lonza In 1.30. Alstke tumed one mile in Locket was sent one mile In 1.55. Colonsay did the trick in 1.54 1-2, Carroll D. breezed one mile in 1.53, Africander and Willlamstead C, Rosenfeld was asked one and Collector Jessup An 1.56. a half miles in 2.46. galloped five furiongs in 1.06. (he Bronx Petra breezed through the stretch in 0.27. Elliot and Proper together worked six furlongs In 1.23. Reformer was sent three-quarters of Hurstbourne reeled off Ingold breezed Courtenay and Alfon- epped half a mile in 0. The Carmelite breezed three-sighthe Jola_ worked seven fur- ia mictintete, Sih three-eighths of a mile in 0.40 1- Sol. Roarer was sent through the stretch In 0.26. Damon reeled off five furlongs in Royal Pirate and Julla Junkin breezed through the stretch —_—— AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY. SHEEPSHEAD BAY, salloping ‘was’ accomplished down at did @ mile in 1.18. one mile furlongs In ten together a mile in 0.41. longs: 1.10 1-2. together in 0.26. EVENING WORLD. —— DO YOU KNOW ANY 135 POUND MAN WHO CAN DO THIS? AMERICAN RIFLE SHOTS GO ABROAD THIS WEEK. Lucania for Eng ——— EARLY MORNING GALLOPS AT THE BIG RACE TRACKS. Workouts Were Done on a Sloppy Track, So Look Out for Mudlarks. Sheepshead Bay this morning with dart, cloudy weather and a sloppy track es conditions. Many racers were sent over the ground at exercise, but owing to the muddy condition of the track the speed accomplished was necessarily of a:medi« ocre kind, Trainer A. J. Joyner allowed the 6u- burban candidate Water Boy a mile and a quarter Jn 2.93, ‘The fast son of Water Crest negotiated the bad going in splene iid style and was only galloping when he was puiled up. He hnd quite some welght in the saddle and the move made him many friends among the trainers and experta present. Boutonniere got @ short breezer at three-parts speed. Foxhall P, Keene's Stolen Moments, (iat is a candidate for the Gazelle Stakes, reeled off a mile in 1.48. She showed no objection to the mud and her work was neatly done. H. M. Zleg- ler's youngster Pirouette, eligible the Clover Stakes to be run to-morrow, clipped off tive furlongs in 1.05. ‘Dae two-year-olds Wayfarer, 'Tippecanve and others trotted dnd oantered. J. W. Schorr's Mordella and “Monett turned ‘five furlongs in 1.06. Mordell js a candidate for the Clover, and she should perform well, 1, Hitehcoel Jr.'s Hockstonm reeled of a mile an @ quarter in 2 H. B, Durham 4 sent Operator five furlongs In 1.08. H. M. Morris's Prince Ching breezed @ half in 0.98. P. H. Me Dwyer galloped a mi t Trainer Frank Wer, of the Frank Faro rell string, sent Blues a mue in 1.50, G. B. Hill ‘allowed Holstein a quarter- Mile preather through the stretch ia “The feature of the morning’s exercise was the work of Major Daingertield, That In preparation for appearance in the Suburban was sent a mile and @ quarter in 2.17. He showed not the least objection to the slush of the track and was fighting for his head when he was pulled up. He Is getting in prime shape for the Coney Island Jockey Club's star gvent and should stand some beating when the race is brought off. J. Wy Schorr's three-year-old Janeway, a cans didate for the Parkway Handiedp, went a mile and a furlong turn tn 1.69 14. Dutiful and stable matte clipped off @ half in 0.49. H. M. Zeigler's two-year- old Shafer turned five furlongs in 1.0%. Don John reeled off the distance In 1.05. 4 L. V._Bell's Col. Bill covered a mile Mm 1.3. Slmona_ sent Ring Dove five fur- longs in 1.07. Trainer Frank McCabe, of the Perry Relmont string, allowed turn In 0.521-2 and the racer shot no objection to the mud. Frank Farrell's Silverian did seven furlongs in 1.84. King Pepper elipoed off a half in 0481-2, P. H. McCarren's Po- tente covered a mile in 1.50. Trainer Curt Davis sent Turney Bros.'s Glep . Water a mile and a furlong in 2.06. E. Madden's City Bank galloped a mile in 1.55. Whorler, Buttons and others trotted and cantered. Trainer William Becket sent Scoffer a mile in 1.55. H. Vingut's youngster The Deposed, the five-furlong ground in 1.06. ‘Th Oneck Stable's Akela breesed a half in 0.67. L. 8, Sire's Ancke turned the dis tance in 0.56. Bettora tn the future books on the Suburban Handicap do not much of Hermis and Major Dainger- tion Day has cost him a handicap pen-| eld’ chances in Sheepshead'’s classic alty, and in the Manhattan Handicap,| Gravesend. Their odds accordingly have for professionals, to be decided at the| receded. opening race meet at the Manhattan | belng equa re ritis| ‘The latest quotations on eligible for the Suburban Handicap are: George Schrelber and Eddle Root, of} Odds. Both are now quoted at 8 to 1, equal favorites for the race with 30 Colonel BIN. 60 Pr. of Melbourn 100 Argregor feist iojotetot 2 i 11] 75 Merry Acrobat. 11299 Predlotion v 0) 0} 0}1 100 Gimerack ...., 100 Invento 30 Hunter Ra B3S3282E3: Irish Handball Champion Here, ' Timothy Twohill, the champion hand , ball plaver of Ireland, arrived on the Carpatiata, the new Cunard liner, yeoy terday. While he felt in splend! form he ned doing any real work until! to-day. 4 Standing of the Clubs, AMERICAN LEAGUE, Be PSI Cup 2% 1 625} Chi ia24 17 “686| Detroft : 21 16 +583) New Yor G nd ..19 17 .541! Washington. .11 af Standing of the Clubs, NATIONAL LEAGUE, WwW. L. Po. Olu. Club, W..B, Pa! 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Sundays, 10 to 8, Sporting. BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB, SIX RACES TO-MORROW AT 2.30 P.M. BPECIAL TIME-TABLE TO-MORROW, ‘Trains leave B. 34th at., . 12.10, 12.40, 1.00, 1.10, “1.30. terminus of the ‘Bridge, via 5th from 10.06 to 12.05 every 12 minut Mhereatter every $ minutes, stopping Bridge st. Fulton st., Flatbush Yet ot, Deh st. and Horn at. the youngster Midshipman a haif-mil wed 19