The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1903, Page 13

> ALY CALLOPS: AT BIC TRACKS morning Workouts Held Over Sloppy Courses, but Trainers Do Not Let Up Their Daily, Exercises. GRAVESEND, June 11.—This morn- fing’s favorable change in the weather brought the trainers and racers out on the course in numbers. The track over by the Inside rail was very heavy, towards the outside it was in a fair condition, Trainer James McLaughlin had mis racers galloping over the muddy track |}, @t good rates of speed. Mr. Pickwick and Rajah, together, breesed three- @ighths of a mile in 0.411-4, Mohican} and Monochord did the trick in 0.403-4. Blue and Orange stepped one mile in 51. Brightwood was sent three-elghths | fa mile In 0.41. Dark Planet worked ix furlongs in 1.28. W. B. Jemnings's brown filly Memor- am reeled off five furlongs In 1.09. ‘rainer John Hynes sent Memphis one {le in 1.53. King Raine, of the Ben- | Carrol string, was sent one mile In 1.64. okanta breezed three-quarters of a in’ 1.25. Naughty Lady stepped » furlongs in 0.43. Trasclble six fur- in 1.20, Mutiny turned six fur-| amin {80 by addressing Jesse Ostheimer, 8 in 1.27, Trainer Weleh sent Tom a half mile In 0.53. Standard step- four furlongs In 0.521-2. Brooklyn- breezed five furlongs in 1.09. oonlight Maid, of the Krauss lot, s asked five furlongs In 1.061-2, Dr. 8 and Ping Pong turned off five- iths of a mile ja 1.05, Hoboken ezed half a r:.'e in 0.53, Monadnock Gold Dome, of the Fleischman ng. worked four furlongs In 0.56 1-2. inor Frayling sent Crowa Prince and vel Case a half mile in 0.63. Bath ach was breeged five-elghths of a je in 1.08. Mohave and Palm Room tether stepped five furlongs in 1.13, edonite and Cranesville, of the Hues- string, worked four furlongs in 0.69. ‘y Ananias galloped half a mile in geon Post turned four furlongs in -2. Explorer did the trick In .53 1-4. n Swift breezed six furlongs in 1.22. cander and Willlamstead turned and one-quarter miles In 2.18 owas breezed one mile in WF =) was asked one-quarter throu ich In 288-4. Zelller gallo) ths of a mile in 1.08. Mamie Worth ped six furiongs in 1.21. Squanto did trick In 1.20, Polite breezed one in 1.50. Gay Lothario worked four | Fal wags ip’ 65. Trouville turned three- ths of a mile in 411-2. Northern Tecled off six furlongs In te Carlo galloped haif mile in . ticulate breezed five-eighths of u in 1.0, Gaherls stepped seven fur- s in 1.41, Wilhelmini was sent e-quarters of a mile in 1.19 1-2. Zo- ter breezed through the stretch in Sterling Bell galloped a half mile 151 3-4. Boxwood and Queen Modrid pped a palf mile in 0.523-4. Golden aeral, Ointment and Precious Stone doped four furlongs in 0.53, Un- ed was asked one mile in 1.49, 1 Bey did the trick in 1.47 3-4. Dr. Flor. gatioped one mile in 143 1:2" ‘ner did the trick in 1.48. Royal Sum. ed five furlongs ‘In 1.09, Bonus ceezed a half mile in 0.53. Coal Rlack breezed three-elghths of a mile in 0.40 1-4. Interval stepped six furlongs in 1.20 3-4. Gasgar worked one and one- bait miles in 2.50. ae AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY. (Special to The Evening World.) SHEEPSHEAD Bay, N. Y., June 11.— "™e fog that has been so much In evi- nee at the course for the last few ys again held the fort this morning ring the working hours. The training arcises were much interfered with, as vas Impossible for the watch-holders see the pole. The track was In ipely condition. . R, Keene's Rigodon, that 1s a can- late for the Brooklyn Derby at a} jy mile anda half, got his preparation for the event by covering a mile and a quarter,in 2.16 1-2, F. P. Keene's Olym- pian galloped a mile in 1.55. Injunetion covered the distance in about the same ‘ume. ». The crack move of the morning was made when ‘Trainor W. Fy Presgrave vent the three-year-old Short Hoso a mile and a quarter in 2.15 1-5, Every furlong was run alike, and the son of theling was hard held all the way, t Was A neat move and speaks well for he racer’s condition, August Relmonts Fire Eater got a mart gallop at three parts speed, but the tine could not be taken for the | density of the fox. Flying Jib, Forward and Mizzen, we! allowes halt mile gallops in 0.54 and Oot A Haggin'n Chasewood reeled off a mile and a NUTONE in 2.08, Waterboy, King’ well after his-smart trial of esterday, was ehown to jogging ex- ad Davia sent the Turney n candidate Glenwater n 158. Burke's Sliver fur covered ix furlongs In.4.30, The Columbia Stables’ Wood Shade feeled*of six furlongs In 1.211 jSralger HH Garrison nilowed Be- A qimrter-mile breather through ihe raeatch in see in 261-2, 200 CYCLISTS 10 Entry List for Opening Meet at Janhattan Beach Saturday | Record Breaker. atthe opening of the cyclo racing va at Uianhattce. Peach ap Saturday be @ record-breaker is made evi-| tt by the great interest being taken & entry Ist hae filled deyond at jctitions. Over sixty will start in oe race, while not less than two red amateurs will try to earn the fe and Bugsy. or the diamond rin, pins off pri i (Powers hasidicap, two miles, In Manhattan handicap, at five miles, professionals, Champion Frank mgr and vet’ Lawaon, the “Ter~ & Swede,” who det oration Day, will sian from seracon, Have You a ce for Rett Dartionnte ear, #8 | eoams |to 9 H.H., 8. & 00. 6412 es helmer, H. Herman, @ternbach & Tere end Thaihelmer. Umpire—Robe . games to di M 3; Mobawks 6, Dobbs Ferry AMATEURS, ATTENTION! The Evening World will print all challonges, resulis of games or’ other news concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York and suburban towns in the fporting MMition. From time to timo, as space perunits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be published. ‘The Evening World, New York. ote Sehoo! ot | Re fo. AT Weet "one Hundred and. Dwreky-elgeth Alreot. eo ee Public Sheol No, 8, of the Bronx, dofeated Public School No, 4, of the Bronx, Friday by « core of 2) to 11. The features of the mame was the batting of Adams and Carson, of Public School No. 8. Tye pitcher, Archer, succeeded In Srtking out nine men, |B. 8 No. iis —29 8. $025 O11 Baiteroo--ssher “end Quan and Mo- Kenna. oe 6 The Young Washingtons would Ne to hear ne ix thirteen to fourteen Leah from teama avoraging lof age. The Violas and Linooln A.C. | Address Biward F, Harvey, No. 800 Gree! — eee Hamiiton 2, C. defeated the Monarch P.O, br a acora of 7 to. 4 They ne up aa flloye: Brnet. e: 0. Stolk i Pe: B. Carrol, “30.26 a8, ; P, Noukirs, or’ Would like (0 ‘arrange’ es reraging twolve to thirteen yea G2 Kast Bighty-aixth wtrect, elly, * ee ‘The Pilote, of Harlem, would tike to arrange games with teams averaging fourteen Yo alxteen Lion Parka a red. Teama desiring to book gam‘ ftreet, City, alee 3 R. i. EB. Arnold, Constable & Co..6417313-23 14 3 Leon Rael 237030116 18 9 The Mercury F, 0. would ike to play unl- formed teams on Juno 13 and 14, having, ground! offering good Inducements, Address John Hum\ No, 691 Wendover fronx. jonts, of Yorkville, desire gam ‘averag to. fourve layed in of out of town for fe Pe ind “ixe'to close duce 13 14, $1. and 3% We have recently beaten the ofack Lakewoods, The of Harlem, by @ score of 20 to ‘Address Edward » No. 164 Bast Ninetyourth | mtreet, New York City. " equipped team of Case & The strong. and well-eantpped team ot Cae of fo. diaplayed *helr & Stern, defeating ¢ etter Inst Saturday fourteen to sixteen desires a game they can arrange it by addressing Robert Johnson, 636 Broadway. ieatra! bias game scheduled for ey will meet the Fiberons 414 not play gas "oimer Park Saturday. Sunday on account of Carnegies in» game fembere, are requemed to report at Elanty- =| ninth street and Park avenue at 1 o'clock. Play- ers wanted. F. W. Peets, 231 Bast Eigbty-ffth street, City. aa yourn F.C. would Mice all teams baring ten wiht ite to new Captain, Wim. M7 Awturn place, Brooklyn. ' Little edicts, Great Neck, Fairmounts and notice. * ee Majestics defeated the Lowell ‘June 6, by @ score of 16 to 3. Bi Wiloke kindly ta Batieriee—Sol Friedman, Of feover. Rook! Biker nenwick, Held, Stotaighta and pean, ceptala, Addewea W. Bruna, No. 152 Ammer- dam avenue. 3 one Malt Field ub defeated me James "a Me Pyle Field cob by a score of The Hemlocha_would “tke” to arrange games with teame averaging 12 to 18. James Woods, No. S15 Bast Twenty-Arth street, Orentals would “ine to. near trom teen years. Address C. Huke, Ni ‘. A. C. defeated the Young Will- ee Oye wore. of 25 to 1. The game was sixth chang om account of Cerise Woe ty Batteries—Carr, Dick and Alger; Chalmers, Ellfot and Kelly. eo ee Followiog 1¢ @ record of the Mohawk A. C johawks jossmore B.A. C. Stone wks 8, Oak: AMATEUR BASEBALL. Address all communications and piotures to the Sporting Editor, jobaw ke Mo- Sawks 16, Hocking Be Be ce at. “Won'6. iost 3. The tue Joss B. B.C. have added mi fog out sixtoon, ‘They would. Ike to kamen with teams 1 1 ‘The Wickey A. ©, would lke to arrange & fame with any ununiformed team averaging from fittest Victor Quinn, sa” Greaa, John Desgan, ‘Manager, 90. Firwt aveaue, Gare Restaurant, New York, Tee Munroes. of West On¢ Hundred and. Ses; the Sacred act Arnett sawtay UY a ssore ef 18 to game was the pitohing of Dalton. Ther would Ike to arrange with toama welve to fourtesn yea! No. 168 1-2, Wein ‘One Hundred Tha Beaune siren ot At Crotona Park 5B 8 2 x—30 coco ory MWke to arrange The Madison Juniors would ing 11 to 18 year games With teams averai A lundred and Thirty-frat etre Tioga F. ©, would like to arrange games averaging 16 % Paula have necured the preliminary Olympia Field on Suni and ail ‘The St. Paula in Saturdaya will play all out-of-town teains sells {ng te Riee a, reasonable Ruarance ore) ra wate Plan: a cr Ma ‘ot Pert nbs ‘and teams of ike coon BU ASOT: The Terminals, w 14 Mke to arrange games They ne wb, a8. tol core of thirteen to Aix. The former have dates open, and if any team averaging Address William Smit “ sett San, A Juntors deteated the Arrow ro of oat would ike to "heat ‘trom th ™ Gear. nine to. ten Rie Tentore tefoated Field Clon by a score of 16 to 13. ramos with teams averaging eleven to thirteen, . Bantitia, GO Laight streat, City. ‘The Electrics, a newly organized team, would Uke to arrange games with teams fifteen’ to six Teama having grounds .and. play- Would also like to hear from @ strong battery. ©. 8. Muller, t, Brooklyn, . thr) eee eavenall team would Ike to nee with teams averagi 18 Fears for a wide het. Te he Address K. Brown, No. 140 For- eyth street, clty. Powhatan Academy. . Battery Pierce and Cruise. goo ae ° 2 in Aca 200 ene Hanburee 84.” Cruise. Coates. The M, Thomeees would Ike to near trom The New Branewich F.C. would whe to a games with all semi-protesstonal teams siantern te thenty yenre for, fone ‘The Gilly B. B. 0. would teen. Bat’ y dress R. Gilly, 2M Alexander avenue, Bronx. e ry A.C. would like 8 with teams a A. Frank, 9; F. F. Forman, tf.; N. Adi turer. 168 West, 12% ogo Third A PROVEN BY TEST, NOT SALESMEN, ALESMEN are generally honest but nover infallibic. S Every mis-statement is not necescarily a false statement, but it may be. A salesman who cannot see through the finish is justified in telling you a shoe has an Oak sole if he has been told so by the by traveller, who in turn have been told s0 by the manufac- ' / He might also assert that Kid, for instance, is We ‘sweaty, because lighter than Valvic Calfstin, if th were no means of proving him wrong. He cannot tell you more than he himself knows about it, and he is paid to tell you the hest he knows about the goods he has to sell—not the wor. Regals are the only shoes that volunteer proofs w! others only volunteer statements. We prove the use of Genuine Oak Bark Tan & (See ‘* Window of the Sole.’’) Help to defeat trickery by demanding proofs. RE THE SHOE THAT PROVES Sold only in 61 Regal Shoo Stores trom New York to San Francisco aud London Also by mat 18 Stores Metropolitan District. 841 BROAD STR leather before purchase NEWARK STORE ZT. OPP, CED N'S STORES. 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