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

THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING. JULY 6, *903. DOUBLEHEADER apt. Kelley, of Cincinnati, In- sists on Playing a Two-Timer —Schmidt and Noodles Hahn Do the Pitching. © BATTING ORDER. anne ti ard, » ot Ib (@pecial to The Evening Wor BALL PARK, CINCINNATI, July 6.— Reds have the Trolley Dodgers as ts again today in the first le-neader of the season here, ‘Only the fraction of a point separates them in the race for fourth piace, and Manlon’s bunch of hired men are not £ shape for a two-timer, but Kelley on playing the two games to- and Ned hed to give way. His ‘are being hammered hard and for catchers. ‘With hoapital list Ritter the receiving work in Hanlon dug up @ local lwind-peddist to help the team out. The Pat Deisel, the man who one game for the Brooklyns last and won it with « timely hit. *Soen clubs bad on their batting yesterday, but the Trolleyite ingles to better effes: c in the slaugeier of the his four hits in five umes up for half @ dosen runs. He game by some marvelious teft. Ritter also swung his fwagon-tongue with great skill, one of three swats coming in the first when were full, It was a two- Sagses, and cieared the mpire Gus Moran was In hot water all the time, and four piayers got the Sack as a result of back talk. ‘The fight between Si Seymour and ‘Yghanie was all the fault of the atl man, who got personal with every one of the Hrooktyn players as they came to bat. Moran took no ac- tion In the ‘matter. but it is possible that both players may be suspended. ‘The first game began at 2 o'clock: Tommy Corcoran is out of the game with a fractured shoulder, the result or @ collision with Vickers at second base in yesterday’ game. First Inning. Strang was safe on a fumble by Mor- the rise: and stale second. Sheokard track out. Dobbs also fanned. Doyle ditto. No run. Donlin sent a fly to Dobbs. Beymour TANNEHILL IN BOX FOR INVADERS Thousands of Coatless Fans at American League Baseball Park Cheer Play of the New Team. THE BATTING ORDER. New York. Chicago, Keeler, rf, Holmes, it. Elberfeld, ss. Jones, of , Fults, of Green, rf. Willams, 2b, Callahan, 3, MePartand, it. Tebell, 1b, | Howell, 3b, Magoon, 2. | Ganzel, 1b. Tannehill, gs Beville, c, MeFarland, ¢. ‘Wolf. p. Owen, 9. (Special to ‘The Evening World.) AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK, NEW | YORK, July 6.—“If Hades fe any hottor \than thts ball park," sald “Rowdy Jack’ |O’Cannor this afternoon, “I am going to |Join Parson Davy Fultz's Sunday-schoo} class and reform.” ‘Three thousand coatless and many of them umbrellaed fans would have add- ed their names to the list as wall, for joertain it is there are no hotter spots between the Battery and Yonkers, GriMth had Adkins, the Beloit College pitcher, out at work early in the broil- ing sun, Adkine is about three times the elze of Willle Keeler, measured side- ways, and Grif means to shape him to lay by the ond of this week. Adicins looks like a good pitcher, de- spite his weight, and has speed to burn if nothing else. Gri signed him in Chi- cago last week and {x going to give him @ thorough trying out. Tannehill, however, was selected to do the twirling to-day, as Grif was taking no chances, Bix straight wins—four of them in two days—is a pretty good re~ ord, but then Grif means to make it much better, ten at least, and was anx- fous to make Chicago the contributor to-day. Conroy and Davis were still on the hospital list and GriMth 1s willing that they should stay there until they are well, and especially with Howell and MoFarland doing such good work. Davis will, in all probability, work to-mor- row, certainly in the 6t Louis series. Work on the grounds goes merrily on. ‘The sodded spots are getting larger and clover together and the wire netting is being etretched over the right fleld fence ‘eo shut off the home runs. As things get nearly finished Mr. Gordon's smile grows broader, and this afternoon he dlecovered another lock of hair oa the top of his shiny pate. The gate re- colpts, too, are growing a respectable size and the Gordon family 1s now hav- ing its full quote of three square meals a day. GriMth has been given inatruc- tions to add another catcher to his staf You have heard of Blues of course Not the sort that takes hold of yo. and makes you think the whole world Is in gigantic conspiracy against your welfare, But this Blues often gives you the same feeling. Sometimes he Is race horse, At other times he 1s the meanest of little yellow dogs. When he js in the humor he will run like a streak of animated lightning, But he ts not often in that humor, More money has been lost on Blues than would fill the United States ‘Treasury vaults, Very Uttle has been won on him. His victories always came at a time when the race track looks coldly upon him, He has been cussed more than any horse that wag ever foaled, and the man who named him must have had a premont- ‘ton. Blues 1s the property of Frank Far- rell. He is now five years old. He is well bred, being by Sir Dixon out of Bonnie Blue II. He Hhes run some brili- fant races at times. There is little doubt that if Blues had been Ddiessed with a kind disposition he would have been one of the greatest race horses this country ever saw. e Blues was trained by Tom Welch ist season, This year Frank Farrell took ‘him in hand. It was said that Trainer Weir had cured Blues of his oocentrici- ties, At Westchester Blues started in a seven-furiong dash. It was his first ap- pearanos. He went away with the speed of a whirlwind. He won in wery fast time, His jockey could soarcely pull him down to a walk at the end. Every one said Weir was a miracle worker. Blues started again, His company was moderate. The crowd poured money in on him. ushed away with the same burat of His backers chuckled. But somet happened. Blues curled up when the race was half run and c&me home nodding his head aa if la ing at the Joke he had played on hie backers. “Same old Blues" said the crowd. And that's what Blues 1s to-day. Same old Blues. Nothing more need be said of him, —————___—_ WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS. (Special to The Evening World.) CHICAGO, July 6.—The faces sched- <== SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED F SAVABLE HERE IN GOOD SHAPE Drake’s Colt Arrives from Chi- cago Ready to Run in Reali- zation To-Morrow. SHAMROCKS RACE IN FAIR BREELE The Challenger Cleverly Gets Off in Front of Old Lipton Boat, Never Loses Her Lead, and Comes Home Far Ahead. The Starting Time. Shamrock Ilg- Shamrock 1.....- The Finishing Time. Shamrock IIl.-- -3 Shamrock |....-. (Special to The Evening World.) HIGHLANDS OF NAVESINK, N. J July 6.—Lipton's two racers, Shamrock Ill. and Shamrock I., went out for an- other spin this afternoon with weather conditions favorable for a real race. The challenger caught a good breeze first and crossed the line in front with the old boat not far behind, \According to the signal from the Erin the course for the race is east by north to the outer mark and a beat home. Shamrock III. turned the mark at 1.42.20 and stood west-northwest, crosa- ing the bow of the older boat. She ted by half a mile, At 163 the yachts were iost to view in a haze. They were ten miles outside the lightship. ‘That would 12.16.50 12.17.20 14 00 -3 20 10 BLUES, THE MOST ERRATIC RACEHORSE OF THE SEASON. sea with her older stster Shamrock 1. Up here, where yachtsmen are thick, ered the acme of courtes: Certainly he could do nothing that would demonstrate xood-fellowship more thoroughly than this Invitation that he has sent. It also shows what a fine sportsman he Is. Those included in the invitation are J. P. Morgan, the banker and ex-Com- modore of the New York Yacht Club E. D. Morgan, C. Oliver Iselin, Manag: ing Director of Reliance; Newbury D. Thorne, August Belmont, Robert B. Doremus, J, F. | Lovejoy, Woodbury Kane, ex-Commodore Nicholson Kane, whury D. Lawton and EB, H. Wales. ‘The date for the visit of the experts has not yet deen fixed, but Sir Thomas, it is Piel ors ood wets ie have them lown off Sandy Hook the latter part of this week. this action of Sir Thomas was consld-| a SAILS SPREAD IN LARCHMONT RACES Regatta Week in the Yacht Club on the Sound Begins with Some Spirited Contests Among Smart Craft. (Special to The Evening World.) LARCHMONTQYACHT CLUB, N. Y., July 6—A fleet of fitty yachts took part to-day (n the opening race of a series of regattas which are to be held under the auspices of the Lachmont Club every day this weok, and there were some exciting contests between the eighty-footers for Supremacy at the etart. There was a southwest breeze blowing at the rate of elght miles an hour when the starting eignal was given, but this intreased to ten miles an hour two hours later and the yachtsmen were pleased. All morning there whe a heavy fall of rain, but in the afternoon the sun came out and @ charming racing day followed. A large flotilia of steam yachts and launches followed the racers over part of the course. On the Regatta Com- mittee’s tug there was a party of prom- fnent yachtsmen, who enjoyed a nail as well as an opportunity ¢o witness the races. In the race for eighty-footers the Neola, owned by C. M. Pynchon, Weet- amoe, Isolde and Elen were entered. Weetamoe crossed the line first about ten feet ahead of the other competitors Then followed the Neola, Isolde and Ellen in close procession, there being only a few seconds between them. In the second races of the eeries for the fonty-three-footers the starters were the crack new yacht Asperient, of which the Hannan brothers are ‘the owners; Effort, F. M. Smith; Mimora, Trevor 1. Park; Challenge, Hebe, owned by H. R. ‘Smithers, and Mira, with Harry Johnson at the wheel ‘There was considerable rivalry _be- tween the owenrs for first position, and they salied together for a long distance until Asperient took the lead after rounding the first mark, closely fol- lowed by Mimosa. ‘At 215 P. M, the wind almost died out and many of the yachts were at that time beating around Hempstead Harbor searching for a breeze. It will prob- lv be very late before they finish. ‘The beet race of the day was between the Rffart, Mira, Weetamoe, Lucille and Anatoak, ail of ‘them rounding the first mark close together, Effort finally tak- ing the lead and beating the others by over eleven minutes. moe four minutes, ‘ Tn the class for 21-foot raceabouts Jolly Tar was the main contender, bea ing Jolly Roger and Indian at the first mark by a trifle less than @ minute. ‘The ofclal time for yachts passing the stakeboat on the first round follows: Neme. Owner, Eftert, FM. Smith Mira," C. L. Mira beat Weeta-| J eT OR THE EVENING WORLD. —— WHO WILL BUY Harry Payne Whitney and E. E. Smathers Named as the Probable Buyers. Who will purchase Pulsus? Will tt be E. E. Smathers or Harry Payne Whit- ney, The names of both were mentioned yesterday at the Sheepshead Bay track as the probable purohasers of the colt. When John E, Madden bought the half interest in the Great Trial winner from E. R. Thomas on Saturday his action caused no end of comment. Many and varied were the speculations as to the why and wherefore, The price that Madden {s reported to have paid for Pulsus—$15,000-—was considered the prop. er valuation of the youngster, inasmuch 4s his “form,” both In private and pub- Uc, has been distinctly high class. But why did Madden want to buy out the share of the young millionaire? was the query of horse-owners and trainers, It was known that “The Wizard" had voluntarily offered Thomas a half in- terest in Pulsus at the time J, W. May had sold the colt in the spring: so why the purchase of that interest at a big advance? The golution of the sale was cleared Up somewhat by the stories afloat at the track—rumors that connected the names of two wealthy men with the ule timate result of the transaction. It was reported that Harry Payne Whitney and E. E. Smathers were after the colt, and that one or the other would buy him, They Want Alliance. Pulsus {s not the only colt that the two men are after. In Madden's stable |{s Aniance, a ‘maiden’ that many be- eve Is the equal of Pulsus. Alliance finished fourth in the Great Trial, At the finish of the race he was drawing up on the leaders at every stride, His strong, resolute way of golng at the end attracted the attention of many trainers, and several declared that im Alliance Madden had a colt that gave Promise of great deeds in another month, This opinion was supplemented by Jockey Gannon, who remarked after the finish of the ‘blz event that "Als lance would have, won If Madden had ermitted me to carry a whip.” Madden is reticent about the rumor of a new sale. He sald enough yesterda to leave no doubt, however, that a well known turfman would purchase the coit. ‘ust who the man is he would not divulge, saying merely thatthe sale has not een consummatedand I'm not anx- jous to tell the name of the would-ve buyer until the bargain is closed. It will probably be effected in a couple af lay’ Puisus, at present, {s not eligible for many of the rich events. His principal engagement for this season 1s the last part of the Double Event, which will e decided at Sheepshead ‘Bay to-more row. The man who purchases him will have to enter him In races that close later in the season and for events nex® RE EN Te Fe eee eT Te GREAT PULSUS ? alco here to-day resulted a8| Savable, winner of last years Fu- t reyes cone te cee rae asec sir |e Cee eee ner erer erate Tae ee turity, and the perticular star of the | ring them about frtesn miles from Edwin Gould Visits Lipton, *Xillance 18 much more fortunate in lan ee have a rest occasionally, and Grif is) folows:, sce—Three-quarters of a mile.! stable of John A. Drake, {s to-day | Shamrock ILL, emerged from the haze (Special to The Evening World.) this respect. He Is heavily engaged in Second Inning. out scouting now. —Won by Lute, 5 to 1 and 2 to 1; Hud: | stabiea at the Gravesend race track.Un-| weil to the fore of her older sister and! ARDSLEY-ON-HUDSON, July 6— the Hoh ‘Special Stakes at Saratoga and pybalen singied to centre, Gesslen, wat] Tomorrow Chicago winds up the series mater, even £07 piace wae weed e'| der the careful supervision of Enoch [starting line apparentiy, and Ub fet) atr. Edwin Gould and his wite were the Futurity—elther one of which. will i b id then comes St. Louis, so! fe 2 Sapa * close reach on p: 2 uests of Sir Thomas Lipto: vat be worth a small fortune to the owner Steinfeldt to Beckley, advancing doth | On A Race—Five furlongs.—Won by] Wishard, who trams him, he lett Chi-|foree was yet obscured by the thick | &) ft Sir pton yer me) conch ey ama: acer cane runners. Flood eingled past Daly, scor-| At the last moment Grif ,sent Wolf] Secon: t. Auditor, 2 to Bat 7 o'clock, and tin of mist. The wind had slack-|Gay on board the Erin. Sir Thoma: i ati sscureasit Dahlen. Garvin waa safe ona fum-| in go pitch and put (Bevit behind the] Peter Paul 3 0 oo oe tesa aaa vod at the Bhocpahcad Bey Station boned Toonsiderably and the leading | told them that he had invited all the le by Steinfeldt. plate. third |. ‘Time—t.00 1-6. Gessier scored, Stran; collided yacht moved with reopubly teas epinie| prominent members, of the New York $4 Clud to see his challenger ji ecution colors, presented by H. B. See falked. Donlin and Seymour -oix-|YeMterday afternoon at precisely 6 | }ncnt Re’ aracterined the start. Sham-| Yacht ger ina feution colors, presented by H: B. See | on Sheckard’s soarer, Flood scoring on First Inning. ate Pov ra Ree Ore re ar) to's and |O'clock. ‘Tho horse {s as fit as he oan|rock I. finally came into view tar ito Faneorue (hes Hopes aghee ena otra, launches exceding twenty-one fest. a aa maith thtow, ‘Mor: | otf tmes, ted of with Srarland. Will. | “to 8; Bondage, 1 to 3 for place, was |'be," sad Wishard, “and ie good and |leeward, about threo-quarters of « mile ere also his questa, uunohes exceding twenty-one feat, r BoE threw to the bleachers on Dobbs's| Jams missed @ drive of Green's and|seoond and Lendin third. Time—461-6 | ready for a race. There Is one thing |%@parating (he racers. ot a the among the yachtsmen late this afters # They were f } ' under, Strang and Sheckard scoring.| Holmes reached third. Callahan fited to gee Sa sure in my mind and that in that if he | gtriide ‘ine. apoagentiy; and. the race|COLUMBIA OVAL LEADS noon when the Mimosa II., owned by Trevor L. Park and with Mr. Buckman t eckard was sent back to third on O| Keeler, “Ducky” scoring on the out. TS should be beaten in the Realization, he| war to be a broad reach and a close It was announced at the club late this| at the helm, while tacking off Matting apa rue coat cat iat Mire | Geet gta ct ad aera es | ST. LOUIS RESULTS. pir every hore that tunta im in [tenet Atenas meg 1a ah aietn.cos| IN CLOSE CRICKET RACE. |eftepocg, tat ts snot tbe genacees | hoosk Hot. Tan on the Tock close 1 B Hunton registered a protest, Doyle! ‘Keeler alngied part’ short, Elberfeld tan meee that raoe, if he has a chance to meet | SU8iNe! aidently. been abandoned. 3 evening will take place at 7 P.M. and) it was frst feared that the yacht_was hot liner was caught by Beckley, CUT nied to Callahan and Fultz did the (fpecial ~ Drea! s at. | them later in the season.” Tt was evident that in eimbat any Branch Brook and Brooklyn |that only about twenty covers will ' badly damaged, but the Regatta Com- runs. same. Williams ended it with a fly! KINLOCH PARK RACE TRAOK, BT. kind of a. breeze the challenger is the Teaue Abe (clone Bexiaa laid. “J.P. Morgan or C, Oliver Isellt!| mittes's tug Unique pulled her off safer, : Beckley wes out on Dahlen's assist.| 14 right, No runs, LOUIS, July 6—Following are the te SS aia superior of her older adversary: will not be present. Only the fag of-|ly. Upon examination It was found that| : Bteinfeldt hit to Dahlen and was out at Second Inain| Ita of the racea scheduled to be ron| MANY ENTRIES FCR Gn the other hand, it was evident that Second Place. ficers of the Larchmont Club and the| the Mimosa Il. was not-damaged and F first on Doyle's sensational one-han: sults o Shamrock I, was the stiffer boat. The) sone Cricket Assoctation|COmmodores, of soveral of the Sound she continued on her way. t catch of a wild throw. Daly lifted @ MY) guitz took cara of Isbell's high one. |here this afternoon nalenger threw froth to leeward an je New r ation | vache clubs, including the New York|" ‘The Hebe, ‘sailed by. the veteran te Dobbs. No runs. And MoFarland did as much for Ma- First Race—Five-eighths of a mile— LARCHMONT YACHT RACES. fh heavy linge of, white water from her continues !ts Interesting contest for the yachtsman, George Gilmore, was thet Yacht Club,’ will be the, guests of Con i Y A i be a dr if i infor- |b; { y , : i goon's. Williams's face got in the way | Fira, y a1 to uarter that didn't show her lines to ennant with Columbia Oval still In the|modore Adams, “It will be an_ in blose behind, but she was finally lef : klar ipa peli Of Tunnehill's bounder, which was mwift] Won by Moulin TOUFE. “piace, Was 62: | Crack Boats Will Compete To-Day |sunctior to those of the sider sisier, | Miia va nch Brook and Brooklyn |mal aftair,” enid a yachteman, “and tt /astern and she dranbed out, i Dahlen walked and was caught steal-| enough for a single, and there was | Malcon s Pett ira) Time—t.0 1-4, | Crack Boat Le y | supense in such weather. Shamrock I. | ien Z mal “irranged simply to entertain Sir| In the 60-foot class. the Neola, after [ ing second, Pletz to Morrissey, Gessler| feiay while the recond baseman was|ond and Ingelthritt third, y Tar Oou tant on thelacuaa: at loaat I quarter wave, but left the | striving hard to overcome It, Tomas, William Fate and Col, Neill, of | making the first round, dropped out and £ fanned, Hitter singled to left. Flood] pitched up. Later Tannohtli tried to nd Race-Six and one-half fur- fea smoothly to leeward and astern| "“phe two clubs last named have but a | Thien, + the Wastes Anieheai acon ¢ sent a fly to Seymour. No runs. Peal ant was cought ten feet. No | Bec co Bix and oneMand 2 10| ‘This te to de the second day of racing |S, 3M Terreshorter, to Use Al armwn mateh to separate them for tec. [thE Et angements have been| ‘Phe Isolde, with, Ttear-commodote f Flood ran into pentre and hauled sown runs. 1: Kentucky Muddle, 6 to 5 for, place,| at Larchmont under the auspices of the| simile readily understood by American ond place, while: TAIN ena re. Wael made for Tuesday, were there will be M, Hovt at the wheel had a close race 7 3 etx was easy, me. | 23 A af s k ans are tec o eS, % yall of, #6 ‘an. {lumina-| wi ¢ Elin and won a narrow : Berlen to Doyle. wing laced a angie | ,MCFarland dled on nie me owell, (Nas, gocond and Burlap third ime) Larchmont Yacwt Club, and the contesta| YACIMTST A mrook IIT, was a mile from| day's games should have quite a bear.| A carmital Oi. shce ana yachts in the | margin. z Renin” Flood made a fine play on | fon. | Ganvel, palling watere icn tne | ne oe : will be started at 1190 this morning. | When Sang Lightaip the ‘trial horse | ing ‘on the club's records. and Branch| Hon oF Me. cmmodore ‘Adams will Are a CT Se : onlln's slow grasserd, nailing the run-|\itter on a drive to Lee Tannehill. No a Among the boats entered for to-day'#) was that distance astern of, Nerve | Brook eepecutily snould have a bard | oenat at 10.90 A.M. from the flagship Press GlablGslll Touran mene: j Fear eoeskley disposed lof ivan) UA ; Glam J+ saope ot 70 feet reine Jae. [egrned’ The Erin, te lenward, had to | Dect Pare payed. Won. Laat. Drawn. PC) SMP. ogeamme for the day Inciudes ‘ Broinfelit and Beckley, dispove was | McFarland out, Williams. to arte | sorter aid hie work for the Reattes- giberee Pynchon, and Weetamoe, fustie to. get to The iightship and time columbia, Oval d 2G ET a band concart, Indies’ recepiton in the he See een eele Cea Nonear Fae bas . , ¥ “0 ve! ed prettily ver third vill~ 01 e the leade! ran iy afternoon an 4 to wureday, July jncluslve Any F safe on Morrissey's low throw. | Stra | ee ite a good stop of tolmes's | lon at the Sheepshead Bay track ye"-| ‘Claus L, aloope 42 fost racing length—Mimom Brooklyn cco B bh AB) Morte: Four-oared gig tace for Hen and | ployed in ihe efitariil or mechan f Gece with a swat tothe Fight Aeld| drive and Wolfe gat over in time to |terday morning. He went one mile and | 11, H. 7. L. Park, and Aspirant, Hanan broth- LIPTON INVITES THE ‘West ie i sf 9 ey Chicken, colors, presented, DY, ex-Com-| mente of any, nensvaper ie ‘likibie to ‘ , @ three on a_ dead run and put , 4, 051-2, | ers, Revere at $3. 8 modore: 3 twon" & 6 i gomner for a home run. Daly lost| take three on Ata u do half in fractional of .12 1-4, 3 Hi lors, presented by Mrs close July 18 with J. E, orc Peres, AY, i the, sed off a single to eras ROLLS Gavel ley Cadi “BL, i, LOb1-2, LAT1-2, 1.81, 1441-4, | stoope, m-foot An eT cin | DEFENDERS VO SEE BOAT | Patervon vig bf t00| OTA Hobinaon; dingey Trace for’ Ex- |Boston Globe. It. len ripped off a sin : led ov twroltal sce eon iis: ald thi P. Wilhard; Arbeeka, J. ; \ . : t Gessler sent up a fly to Pletz.|_ Beville singled over second. Wolfe |) 56 3-4, 2.09 1-2, 2.281-0 and 2.86. He did th Bi Uri hon bebe hel Fhiner ce o ¢ #0 000 Ritter fanned. Three runs. ened: Keeler soreed peey er wither handily, and jnecaers We sos = —— > i a] Nttle one to the pitcher. eri | that the ratibirds ager fori.) Stand eof Toants torrid wranser, Gar- | doubled to Here and Kecler came Some | auraiy a sivune contender in Tuesday'# | "A ibaaag pay one-duign cateFalcon,, A | pect The Bree Tre wince | cn on rey cht rh i handed over Bockley’s weak stay | Fultz fited tin the same dire; | Dig race. sy Fe eegck. oRey baba, WPORT, R. 1. July & Never since | crap, BE. Clubs ro, runs. ran, ‘ot class Grasshopper, Harol’ | Dnglish-made boats have been 5 | New Yo 82 Boron» 13 Fitth Inning. Fourth Inning. ‘The work of Whorler and Golden tio clausrtaghopper, aralt | Bnallsh-made bows, Nevgain the Amor- | Serve Sian Ee Food's hot liner was, smothered dy| Green out, Howell to Ganzel. Ganzel| Maxim s the bert Ghat naa[been enone TB, Bleewer | tate Cup have formal lvitetions ‘been | brostfra asap : 5 rounded to, Beckley. | got the “great hand” on his pull-down | eo far, doing noe to those who defe . ° Gig sent a Ay't0 Seymour, No runs.[or Callahan's foul. And Howel) scooped | fm 286 the latter wetting Ble trial on {and Mowat: Sst a. gengn ciaus—ttore, | Ine chalienger make her trials over the ne) Standing: their troubles, thelr weaknesses, {heir tonettee een aust ses 9, come, to Steinfeldt was easy, Dahlen to Doyle. {jn Isbell's high one. No runs, Saturday. oon and. Liv’ AV ELGcK) Galil HOW, | Club. me, But who knows? Do your Yous Mey, the skilly knowied you bave as Dal: filed to jen. Morrissey sin-| Williains sent one to Tannehill and eee archmont 2l-tovters—Hourt, J, H. Easer;| course off Sandy Q a Bil|uicago serious trouble. Woy seals ‘are at your service for a PRIS get and expe ene0 Tohete Pietz grounded to Doyle. died ri a ral Sait one over che Africander worked at the Gravesend. de, J. J, and ‘Dorothy, LT! | ye was learned fon Seats eee ‘Bis|Detrae of New York's Mar ef Specie need treatment. AN Absolute puseates to cio Mea neld gence. toria tose Janzei : 5 5 . - 1 a it. second Fe a eee eng, Reliable went Ta aies ET eaReSeT ear neaacron a eonraTees eae te) panne (alinvitnel ie toe jee Ae you Ao. bles gave a life, but he died |8.39 very handily, Reliable w Maen? priate ne jen SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES. |:tesung, one rn tance on Saturday in 2.38, and Shorthowe, | sansa 44, “Tithe sir fourceared alan fer | members of the three syndicates teating rn League Standing. Prostatic Troubles Private Diseases Pifth Innings the same day, went a mile Gre fies and. Chickens colors, presented by aa-| Reliance, Constitution and Columbla a: L. PC.|_ Club, PC, ee mat 4 0 a r i fe wih ace a , 5 5 rmanently cured, cured in 3 to 10 days, with- | __ (Special to The Brentng World.) Williams ed Gensel took care of Mev/@lgnth In JT 5. 4 Commotore Oils. Ther" unttess colors’ pees | the members of the Regatta Committe | Buttle 41 18 .Se4/Raltimore M31 ter how. long stand! gut’ the use of ‘polsonous SHEEPSHEAD BAY, N.Y. Ju 0 eee eine eed ee att “but | Odom will tide Whorler in the Realtza- a. uF. won, anda cobe| of the New York Yacht Club to come |i™w wa) df 866 Roc 381 | disease, tn fro rie Debit ‘ ON. Ys alone. Mt eripler ett, : Hs ! y bout Nerere (0028 306 \6191Prov: ihe y The entries for to-morron's races are/Owen fanned. No runs. | 1 | elon to-morrow, while Burns si ae teed by HD Bee Gown amd neo ni new tert G0 oat tol Nere lervous Del follows: flied to canire and Keeler died, Callahan | Africander. Ofom’s engngemon ai cured without cutting Cures quick and radical in First Race—Two-yoar-olda; selling; five and | Meo 10 cen re a standing to take the mount on Mr. Gal- Sere wt BOUe es Se ae ec by coy om Y sie-halt forlonge of Husurky course: 107 Sixth Inning. wway's candidate for the race, Meltontan, famous method. 16 Thistle Heather Bath Beach . Heroes Excontrel Waiterin Lorillard ‘Ance Spin G 3 Sale on fo! nig. Melton colt ever since Y of mercury oF potash, Wouan : ap and Gown «..... $9 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Hon for, te ene dimplayed in the fall i] Mowave ’. ; Alvan ecleeran Jcareer, and early in \ COME Gecont Race—iiaadleap; 11 furlongs’ on tala neyaar-old careers and early, i TO-DAY Haas 126 Lx Cama 120 frat Game. [att in the important events for whicn [Rew YORK’s Master sPecratist. | “Ite Se baste! Britt 0000004 S Taine vam outof the race, and | 1 MAKE NO CHARGE for a friendly talk or correspondence. | have Dean ax. sii Voorn 109 15 9 0,00 0 04 2 Moraccept some other mount, | cqusivels {routing private a ig in may office equipment, { will use you hon sold : Mania, atten) an Duryea engaged. him for can devise or Peaith inithe shortest time. with iyria 9 3 Sens colt, Whorler, who may , treat you skilfully and Fears ce practicable. f guerantes to cure any Case furlongs of 14 Race--Lawrence Realization; one mile MeFa and nd. Jones out Green fled Holmes fi nzel to Ww > runs. — PRELIMINARY HE ATS to IN DIAMOND SCULLS keeps him off Africander, the horse that is believed by a majority of turfmen to hatd the Realization fleld safe, Mr. Galway has had his eye on the Realiza- saked upon’ As A sure starier {1 three-year-old classic, ois 8 | A dentist was employed to look after s teeth Saturday morning. Th* “we didn't care for the treatment da by the wisdom of the dents Robert Burns Stricture es cured in 15 days, with- cutting in, Blood Poison Every vestige of pol- eon remov from system without aid med dortake, SR ED TE Tt you cannot call, write for my home cure. 165 W. 34th St, N. Y. DR. L. R. WILLIAMS,,,,.16 9 A.M. to8 P.M. Sunday, 10 to 3 only. 126 Africande: ee 8 lcked at the w 16 Gotten Maxiaa Kelly Beats Ernst and Blackstaffe| ee ny eine ent bods ale The World's Wi Ay a ngoriee Defeate Field—Both Winners | ment. Prerentty along came tittle Her: The seven wonders | t Rollins, astride ¢ the pony ol Have Easy Time, Herbert loves ‘so Well. At sight of his ot the worlds ie a two chums Herbert became calm and Reena dear geo " t HENLE England, July 6.—A couple| gentle once more, and permitted his ioe Bast auth B., ER, vie L 1. R. R., at I've been; lof preliminary heats In the race for] mouth to be doctored j Fee Rego, 12'40 cid Parlor Gar train), T'vo seen the Bxq “ Prince of Badurance “9 ) the Diamond Sculls were rowed this , aoe? | 1.40, 2.40, 3.10. Take ferry foot Whitehal itions with Arcension nd therestter evory 20 mii pos: tterno though the regatta doea| Pulsus, the two-year-old who has beet N.Y, 1 AL M., and, theres ey 20) mine their fashion- Ballmaker afternoon, g watta loes Line eure hlatory’ tn’ the: Beat oe.) utes, ‘oonnecting at 39th at., Brooklyn, eir r pee HILL }not heain until to-morrow, F.C. Kelly eae eee annie nae aaa tcne na Brooklyn Helahts Trolley direst to track |, FAsy able fads, 1 Na aa the holder of the trophy, beat Cari] and may aha Hes ah Pee oie 10 cam ASE minuves, by trolley. Brooklyn “But,” say 1, “the Of the Berlin Rowing Club, by |QNNers colors, was a $0) yearling, W. ia Brool Bri greatest wonders I have ever ae: ; T. H, May & Son, who sold him to Mr. x, m 8 EE ee Sols ty nga neato | Thomas, buying the son of tmp. Top seen ate Bop ds py five lengths.) Galant for that figure at the yearling Are the Monday BTEC SERS sule in this city, of the colts aid fillies To-day.4 P.M, Amorican Leagus Greater N, X, va, Chicago, no ak Sane representing the Oaxle; W. Franklin, of Gallau tud of Dr, J Tenn, aoc sibet gel Lom iach Ah la hee li i tin PRM NAIE RT /V ENS