The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1903, Page 13

AFRICANDER'S BAD BEATING Betting Ring Deductions and Burns’s Ride Against His Stable’s Candidate Leave a Disagreeable Impression. ‘Africander, the good game three-year- ‘old who on Saturday administered a gcund beating to Irish Lad in the Ad- vance Stak: who created a new record at the distance of one mile and three furlongs; who won the admiration and esteem of every one who saw him per- form, was disgracefully beaten at Bheepshead yesterday, He was a starter in the Equality Stakes, a dash of a mile. He was rid- den by Tommy Burns, a jockey under eontract to William C. Whitney. The race was won by William C. Whitney's Goldsmith, ridden by Mr, Waitney's other Jockey, Redfern, Goldsmith opened at Sto iin the betting. He was heavily backed, his prics dropping to § to 5. Africander went back in the betting. Goldsmith won easily by a length and a half. Proper, a colt of the same age as Afri- eander, was second, a scant length in front of Lux Casta, who was four lergths in front of Africander. These are simply facts which can be yerified by a reference to the records or by the testimony of eye-witnesses. Did Burns Ride Properly? Whether Burns rode Africander prop- erly or not is a question which the public must decide from their observa- tions of the race and other deductions that are to be gathered from the betting ring. Suffice {t to say that it was a ra that produced a decidedly disagreeable impression on those who witnessed it, especially in so far as it applied to the defeat of Africander. ‘The fact that Proper beat Africander at a difference of 11 pounds was amaging. No one be- eves that Proper is in the same class @s Africatder. If this form Is true, then Proper must be the vest three-year-old of the year. What.Burns's orders were on African- @er the writer does not know. But it scarcely seems probable that the owner | i of Africander instructed Burns to go at Africender with the ferocity of a buil- dog and whip and beat him all through ‘the stretch after it was plain that the horse was beaten. It was inexplicablo Bow Africander lost so much ground from the head of the stretch home when it 1s known that the colt possesses a bulldog courage that is the property of few thoroughbreds. Goldsmith Had Advontage. “It can be believed that Goldsmith had | « @ xood chance to beat the three-year- old, because heswas getting 19 pounds under the ‘This was an enormous @oncession even from a superior three- @ear-old, like Africander. But - that Proper should beat Africander four Jengths and more is something not eas- fly explained, However, the present season has been @ most remarkable one for queer racing ot every sort, and this one will have to be added to the Ist. So long as there are jockeys with as little discretion as Burns just so long horses will show amazing form reversals, It {3 strange that Odont was not engaged to ride Af- ‘gicander after his superb performance on Saturday, Of course there may be splanations of all these things. se it is to be pAoped taat there are, Dut it was a race that left a nasty flavor, ‘Phere ought to he very few of them. Goldsmith's win will no @supt make fetting men consider him a@ strong fac- {or in the Suburban Renewal, which 1s to be run to-morrow, The track was by no’ means fast yesterday, but the mile waa vun in 14. Can Goldsmith Go the Route? © Goldsmith In not the grandly improved ‘thoroughbred sit he was reported to ‘be. He hag grown very little, As far as his winning the Suburban Renewai 4a concerned, it {9 a question whether he will go the route. His win was not impressive enough, and Proper and Lux Casta were too close to him, The usual crop of betting fairy tales are beginning to be tapped. From the West comes a story that John A. Drake et $50,000 on a face at Chicago. If some of the scribes whg write these tales would calmly sit down and figure on Just what $59,000 means perhaps these fisures might be cut down to propot- tions that one could digest. If Drako Det $50,000 at Chicago he will bet $500,000 at Saratoga, ents for Telegraph Wires, he writer dreads to think of the tests the telegraph wires will be put to ‘with the burden of betting stories when the Saratoga meeting Is in full sway. With Drake betting ##,000, Gates $3,- 0W, B. R. Thomas $25,000, Pittsburg Phil $25,000 and half a dozen lesser lights ae way from $1,000 to $20,000 what @ hot spot Saratoga Jockey Club ought to ap- at Baratoga, No doupt the members would willingly do so if} © they could. Add to the betting stories xeports of wonderful winnings at rou- lotto and faro, and the public will grow dizzy reading of the magnificence of Saratoga. PROFESSIONALS WILL RACE AS TEAM FOR $250 PURSE. Mramer and Fenn to Meet MeFar- Jand di Lawson at Vaile- burg. At the Vatisburg Board Track on Saturday, a cycle tournament will be hed at which the crack amateur and professional! sprinters in this section ‘vill compet A special feature will be a team match ‘wuce between Champion Frank Kramer and W. 8. Fenn on ono side, and Iver Lawaon and Floyd MacFarland on the other. They will race a best two in three heats for a $280 purse. IF YOU WANT ‘@ summer ‘hotel or “ior? mprebanen Resort col AMATEUR The Evaning World will print published. ‘The Evening World, New York. The Clintons defeated «| picked team dy & score of 27 to 2. ke to hear from eed pitcher. weit “Wook gatmes. with uniforme Neams averaging fifteen to sixteen years. Ad- dress, Sidney Kleinfeld, No. 319 Canal, street, ye 4 the Pennants by & score of $ on battery was J. sats ands, Trachea. Th Young, Mid arrange with | toam to are olds Aarons John Woley, No, 61 Raat Eighty-second street, 7% The Madison, Juniors M9 up as follows: R. men te: Schtet Mano, Phair, rie Car ldread Capt. R. J. No. navel and: Thinty-thlra "street oe @ Ru. EB. 99920920103 13 $205 —2 2 % . GilMape and Fischer; P. Barrows and C. Renny. | ‘ . The Powhatan Academy ha July and all dates tn August open for uniformed teers av seventeen years. Saturday #3 oa opponents’ grounds, Address John J. Egan, No, 146 Eaat Seventy-fourth street, City. . . M1 Satuniays in Sterling Savon Batti Addr avenue, 20611010 8-14 6 3001 —% y, Schneider and E. Seickley MeCormck, George chy, ‘The Princetoniana would like to arrange games with teams averaging eloven to thir- eon years of age, to, be plared on opponents’ grounds ‘They line up as follows O:conner. ps Gillon. Ecott, 39; De Tang, pi rt “orconner, Xo. ait At Mount Xo, Domestics... -... Mount Kfsco” ‘The, Lawrence mercial Juniors by a would like to errarge aging eleven to thir ALM. hd 1. nedy, No. 217 East defeated re of 9 to en with ter nh yearn, Have July 4 Address Joseph Ken- shty-fourth ‘street, city. ot oy Hd tke to arrange_games years old, and would like teams unl- out pevent h out-of-town oo. At Claremont Park reto F.C. 0200 O- "@ would lke to hear from Powhat- demy, Ilymouths, 8! A} i 4 Howsion A. 'C. Ne. 25 Prince street . tthe Pragnurat Second Team defeated the Wr: anoke F.C. in the deciding game of « serite CF 966 Second q [ir THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JOLY J, 1903, BASEBALL. AMATEURS, ATTENTION! ' all challenges, reeults of games or’ other mews concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York ‘and suburban towns in the Sporting MMition. From time to time, as spade permits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be Address all communications and pictures to the Sporting Editor, of three by @ score of 7 to 2. Hartman, Pitched for the winners, had the Wyanol throughout the game, They cA Se ew Saturday, June 27, 19 Central Park: 1. Friendship Lea agogogges 187 Teriare Field 002036 %10 13 4 Batteries <Friendshin Laagu, “Oleen and Green, Terrace F. C., Merklen, O'Brien and Clark. Sunday, June 28, at Corona, 1 1. RH Sutton F.C. 0 Cais ce it Terrace F.C. 1 i i A Orinda Juntors....+ Cracker}icka ge games with yearn, Ad: fi (9. 1912 Lexington Eimonta would averaging whit fan, Coughlla, ew york Clty. ‘The Washington Heights would ke rte een D Me taahan leveraging twelve to fourteen: Nr a aide bet of $2 to $10. ears peeaptayed on our grounds, Wout “ent Plame Brocktons, of Firth, Wi M al P. and all di 045 0 03 o1 003 0004 oe June 28,, the Arcanum. F.C, On Gunday, A.C. by 8 were defeated by the Voluntoer F. Sify they: will’ play” the Reriins. ani of Long Island, The Arcanum few dates ppen. Would ike, to, Rear from of-town irteen to Afteen yeara. giving os Emil Hirt, No. 307 W The Hols Baseball Clud would Ike to book ames with business hovse teams ‘atternoo} having thelr own grounds, W: two games for July 4, A. Mt Great’ Frank. Singer, scare Holtz, Freystead & Co., Nos. G63 and 367 Broadway, city. through misunderstanding with without games for July ear from some strong clu) Ontario F. C., AML Peekekiil team, 4. Would Ike to Wishing firet-ciaes attraction for one oF both ten to twelve yeara. All. Sunda b lafternoons open. Address, Gi on. Address, Thomas Fannan, No. 2726 afi Woet One Hundred ana Fors. | BADD avenue, ‘New York city. : ener © bd Poyet F. C. will croes (AG with Savoy B. dsoorrgs —a7/c on eunaay, Suir 6, took ‘al’ SL Rautd (00021120026 to book eames with teama fifteen to sixteen Hayaint nGecaelan Address Josephy Wateon, No. 431 West pioom and McGuire, Cmpire—Harttord, Tinety-etgbth treet” City. ‘The Drandons hes reorganized and wi ‘The Elmore B. B.C, defeated the Harlem Lee eet ee et eles lene aad Cone Giants by a soore of 16 to 12. The winnera woul ‘Byron Field Club, would like to arrange games averaging thirteen to fifteen 7 he Tine ups Miller. e. + Alderman, Ite G7 Mott Address At Prospect RHE, wiriaeon 99.90.9000 at Marlems 1000000 0-241 latte Bhicaey and Smith; McAvoy end AUTO FLYERS READY FOR BiG IRISH RACE Machines Weighed at Naas, Near Kildare, and Stewards and Timekeepers - Rehearse Their Duties of To-Morrow. KILDARE, Ireland, July 1.—The pre- lim{naries for the motor race for the James Gordon Bennett Cup tormorrow are actively progressing. The cars w offically weighed during the morning at Naas, a and this afternoon all the and timekeepers assembled “chenrsed. \ In the welghing ail the Ameripan cars were found to be within the Ifmit, ex- cept L. P. Moers's, whose motor was only one pound in excess of the pre- scribed weight. The cars entered by R, de Knyff and M. Farman consider- ably exceeded the weight, but they will probably be able to reduce the welghts to the scale by to-morrow. Some of the intending competitors drove from Naas to Kildare to test thelr chronometers and the working of the control s y which the cars will traverse the towns at a slow pact The curs to-day raised a terrific dus which will be a serious factor morrow if the dry weather continues. Among the many arrivals here are United States Consul-Geners] Evan and Field Marshal Roberts. ‘The whole neighboring country {s alive with motor police, race offictalg and Interested spec- tators, U ————— To Go After World’s Record. CLEVELAND, July 1.—Tou Dillon, C. K. G. Billings's good little trotter, will \be sent after the world’s reoord to eulky this The Chicago millionaire who owns the mare, which created a new world's record to wagon of 2.04%, Is con- fident ee can reduce Cresceus's record 2.02, 2,02 1-4 CYCLE MEET IS DECLARED OF Inability to Arrange Attractive Card for Saturday at Man- hattan Beach the Cause. Owing to Inability to secure an attractive card for the cycle racing pro- gramme at Manhattan Beach on Satur- day, Messrs, Kennedy & Powers, lessees of the track, have decided to call the meet off, Most of the prominent ride will be scatterod throughout the differ. ent cities in the East where tracks are situated, and rather than give the pub- lic a programme made up of min: Jevents the management decided not to run, Racing will be resumed on the Man- hattan Beach track on Saturday, July 11, and continue every Seiursay there- after during the season. On Saturday. July ll, the National Clreuit Ghanaian: i ship, In which all the professional stars will particlpate, will begin. There will also be novice and amateur races every Saturday. —<—<—<———_—_— SUNDAY BICYCLE RACING AT BELLEVILLE TRACK. N. C. A, Grants Sanctlon for Weck- ly Contests in Jersey, The N. C. A, has granted a sanction for a Sunday bicycle race meet at the Belleville track, on Washington avenue, near Newark, and on Sunday every week thereafter professtoual and ama- teur sprint racing will be held. Cham- pion Kramer, Lawson, Root, Hadfeld, MacFarland, Fenn, the Bedells, King, Schrelber, Armbruster and twenty other professional riders have entered to com- pete in the one-third-mile o) five-mile handicap. Calais CATARRH, Bronchitis and all catarchat diseases completely and permanently. DEAFNESS, head noleea and diecharg- ing eard and all ear dis- BLINDNESS from Optic Nerve Disease, Cataracts, Glaucoma, Gran- ‘ulated Lids, Weak, Patn- ful and Watery Conditions, Bye Strain, White Growths ‘and all diseases of the eye, CONSULTATION FREE. or by letter will now be charge. a ematical, ate of putrec DOCTOR GARDNER CURE BY. HIS ORIGINAL LATION TREATMENT OFFICE 436 FIFTH AVENUE. : wulted dal a aooy Am New York City, where +3 caamaination i Reveuanry Stomach Troubles, Indigestion, Dy aren of Biomach,” Bowel Liver, Kidne Nervous ‘Trou ASTHMA, Immediate reliet trom th hard breathing, ‘chokines wasping, — wheezing and cough, ‘and the cure is permanent, ‘The trritation, sneesing, Giatreas ‘ant lute Immunity gu That all may odt#in a doOnite understand. + ing of Dr, Gardner's Ovclllation Trea ‘cordially welcome to examination, ily from 0A, M, to iith Avenue, bet letters should to ansues correct di ee oe oe MAIL ORDERS ‘Ad Men’s Negligee Shirts! MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS—In_ fine white corded Madras, with neat figures and stripes; principally black and blue figures; also in Oxford {Printed Percales; vacation sale 45° price .... { Men’s Underwear! } MEN'S FINE RIBBED FANCY Ct ORED (JERSEY FITTING) MER( IZED SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS As light and soft as pure silk; in a) beautiful shade of blue; the shirts have | long sleeves, are satin faced and pearl buttoned; sizes 34 to 44. The drawers regular lengths, with sateen bands and pearl buttons, are extra reinforced with double gussets and double bicycle sizes 30 to 40—worth 7Sc. per gar! —vacation sale price, 2 suits prising 2 shirts and draw- ers) for $1.50, or a garment t (com- Ms ae s SSIMPORTED BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—Made in Switzerland; soft, cool and comfortable; drawers seted; worth 75c. per garment; 50° yacation sale price. 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PLAIN COTTON and LISLE ‘THREAD HALF HOSE in fast black, gray or tan; also plain black and col- ored open LACE LISLE THREAD or FINE BLACK COTTON HALF HOSE with split feet; regular price 45c. per pair; vacation sale sea 3O° |3 pairs for 81:00). “IMPORTED cane HIGH GRADE LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE—In an endless variety of neat stripes and. col- ors on plain or lace grounds, compris- ing plain allover Lace, Embroidered Silk Figured Lace, Richelieu Ribbed Silk Embroidered, Plain Black with silk clocked sides, Plain Lisle with Em- broidered fronts, Oxford and Granite |Gray Vertical and Embroidered, also { Plain Black Gauze Lisle or Fine Ribbed Lisle; regular price 65¢. A (4 |pair; vacation sale “price | pairs for $2.65, or, per ie tan or slate colors; 35c. per pairs vacation sale FILLED. ods STREETS. 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AND Sr, LOU ‘Care, rn car. Chneto Dining Car. pi We Veo (I Valley ' Route). RES Foe Ai eed Wi fob towel tte 2 eee } 5.65 P. bung. Lot 40, "PACIFIC, EXPRESS, Knoxville, daily, Connects AAA Excursions MEN'S KNIT WORSTED JERSEYS: With turtle necks; plain colors .69 or plain or striped | college colorings ....+++.+++ MEN'S SWEATERS for golfing or yacht- ing, heavy worsteds, full fash- foned, plain colors and com- binations; vacation sale price.. } Men’s Night Shirts, Etc.! { MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS—A fine line ot Night Shirts, with collars or collar- less; fine soft finished muslin; 50° 5 to 20; vacation sale P MEN'S PAJAMAS—*A_ special lot of Woven Madras Pajamas, well made, Jap front, pearl buttons; all c sizes; value $1.00; vacation sale price } Men’s Coats and re i MEN'S OUTING FLANNEL COATS AND. TROUSERS; coats skeleton lined with silk taped seams, trousers have patent roll and belt straps; properly mu8) cut, well tailored; right shades) * Men’s Serge Suits | MEN'S BLUE SERGE OUTING SUITS; these suits are handsomely tailored; | guaranteed pure worsted serge; indigo dye—fast colors—most ae and comfort- able for summer 5: 00 ana 7: 504 WEMF oc eseereee | Men’s Straw Hats! | MEN'S SENNIT STRAW HATS; the most popular hats for gentlemen, in c all the geal shapes; value $1.50, at.. ‘Dentistry. [ ‘TEET! TRACTED Wy EXO DEMONST RATE and introduce our Thurlo Plate, li Our work Is done painlessly by ae. the originators of painte denti. Our prices are within the reach of m Fillings gee skilled graduates, thelr diploma: We give a written canteass to k It in repair, free of charge, under the la 3 of the State of New pw AY (a! WITHOUT Not open Sunday: Hours 9,t9 7. shop ‘of Those Who Imitate Ou BEWARE for ten years. Aseeey DENTAL PAIN, ALSO ONE FILLING FREE ‘OUR PAINLESS METHODS ightest and most durable pla’ simple application to the gums. We istry. Our processes are ted. Ul. Gold fillings from $ '80c,; Cleaning, 50c.; Gold Crowns, $3 s being disp stg ed do your work sat: Being incorpo! York, this Is of indisputable value, poss sD dS Wy entrance bid St. 3 Mt WO Hulton, cor. Baga, Sk iS Wetnei ‘en st. Laily attendants. Telephone San and Advertisements. spoken, ¢ Name, Interest and Dividend Notices. EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, KE. Cor, 28d St. and Gth Ave. est credited to 0 ot a § ‘suly 10th it, President. JOHN C, GRISWOLD, Secretary. Mh Lawyers. gaay teria. SAT AL ii ater Diamonds, CASH OR CREDIT, ONG Pi Ipleyere’. reference. required; el UY write or telephone to aay of our three retail etoves, . SWEET & CO,, DIA weekly oF comeing iement price ib Wareit WEEBLY PAYMENTS—Pine damonge, ‘Auaraniend; lowest prices; Duplnesm ‘Sinnhennn WATCH SUPPLY CO,, THE MAIDEN TaNe, For Sale. — cee |\FOR EVERYBODY CLOTHING |for Men and Women on Easy Weekly or Monthly Payments LENOX CLOTHING CO,, 247 6th Ave., cor. 16th St, 2289 Third Ave., near 125th St. 884 Columbus Ave., near 104th St. Business Confident! Open Evenings GOOD BICYCLE LES GEAR. have been past 1 Iimltator bate real oompetlt by the thousands. Small proft, quick my motto, Carry the largeat. stock in thi (ty, every known make; second-hand, $2 colony Lee rau Gioranted, Chane. $1. teat, $1.25; New Tipe pedal extra cheap. Big atock, low price; Orients, Merkeis, $ Park Pl. o'r. B'way, aw ILLES! tham & Elgin Watches it Dowa, $1 4.55 alk 18) dining Cars, kar |LEHIGH {[¥R} VALLEY oe. RAILWAY. S Expreme, COMME, taNm.— Express, 95 ae we been oniaiegiad 2 Rag a Toes & 110. pint tis a Pox. RAILROAD |NIAGARA | FALLS ana return JULY 3rd | Return to JULY Sth | EXOURSION FARES TO TO! Parlor and Sleeping Cars, Dix (\MAUCH CHUNK ‘GLEN ONOKO And the SWITCHBACK and Coaches of Parlor Cars, Dinlog Car q Company wt for and check 4 residences through to dest teenth treet” for ete Eleni Rajiroad Cah Serv! ATTEROUR Pasar eter gee r Tras Manan, poy. jeneral Mannger. General Pameneer Paseeneer Agent. * |New York Central Centrat Ww. Ww. G 4:00 uKY recites pam ofa erate Erie Railroad LACKAWAXEN the Juaction of the Delaware and Lacka- At waxen Rivecs, 111 Milos from New York, In the Blue Mountains, one hundred and seven miles trom New York, on the beautiful Dela Ly Express trains leave W, 284 61, 8.55 and 235; Champers 8 ipa MR 4 8 Ud GREENWOOD ‘TAKE GLENS. $1,00—or, with Dinner at Casino, $1.50, Spectal express train lea: Ww. gs4, by Ace Chambers St, 9.45, Jemr sd 10.00 A. en, a a NIAGARA 00 ROUND FALLS $9,% TRIP. Tickata good noing July 3 a8 Chamoere 0A. 7.20 St Zia'st, 6 minutes earl of later,” Returning leave the Fa MAUCH CHUNK Switchback and Glen Onoko. excursion JULY 4 via NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. ROUNDTRIP TICKETS: oO. CHILDREN, Se. ck tickets, B0e. additional. rom ‘Talberty. 94. Station, 8.30 South Ferry, $25 A PATTEN LINE toc—ABBURY PARK AND, BACKs06 Highland Beach—Pleasure Bay AND ALL NEAR-BY SEASIDE RESORTS. 1! JULY 4TH EXCURSIONS !! Time Table In Steamboat Colum ease Saturda; HARLEM ‘Bivistox: and 2.85 P.M. saturgaya only ail through teatne, feet Steamboats. y PATTEN LINE HIGHLAND D BEACH, Ly. wy _ ta SF ght i aU ith Hotnion N wet Tes th ae 65. 20.98 BATTERY, reso te 10,30, 1-10 FR A’ EO aoeY ATH Sshitne hs Uae i NEW JERSEY CENTRAL SandyHookRoute From Pier 8, FootRector St. NR Boate leave at 9.00, 10-00, 11,00 A. Mv and too 4 Pa Cook a, ea 00, 10,00 A. tak ar NEW JERSEY COAST RESORTS, ——— SE Oo A 7 GOING STEANERS Gen'ISlocum Grand Repay x Stig 9 AL Me West 120th 3 fo 0.00 A Pu! sry Outings (exoest Day, Une Steamere curren WANTED. for ee Haare Creme man; “TYPEWRITERS 5 RENTED, F. 4 WEDSTER stb es ronan Tel.3240 Frank. htt MBRKLY Sesh 'afea oret ‘Facrarrmes tar procuring, patente; narge: pend to pat teh aed, SRSPHENS Bromnaiy, procured ‘advice and book Patent |_ roadway. New oki ore eH dhiani x Fe