The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1903, Page 6

== SPORTING NEWS SPECI E WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1903, *LY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD, == FOR A PITCHER Wanted to Save Stars for Cin- cinnati Series, and So Has to Use Miller To-Day Against St. Louis Team. THE BATTING ORDER. Ay a GRAW Ay LOSS | SNAPSHOTS QF THREE OF THE NEW YORK AMERICANS. ca res ee LS CYCLE STARS WIL MEET TO-MORROW Meeting Between Lawson and Kramer at Manhattan Beach Track Will Be Interesting. Manhattan Beach oycle track will be the scene of the gathering of all the greatest cycle riders in Amerioa, both imatour and professional, and judging | a New York. . Lou'e New York. ; new i reat. 2b. phe ls, by the renewed Interest taken’ inthe i onovan, rf Van Haltren, ef. o-Morrow promises ti ; ¢ ort the meet t ° ‘ * MoGann, 1b Lerone of the most successful in the ; 1 ¥ ive Ser f natory of the game, i (1 « Hanckett 1p Taud palany new faces wil! be seen in the H af | © Ryan ss Gn Professional ranks, while all the oid j 7 hes Roser stars, jncluding Champion Frank j Dune; Miler iramer, Iver Lawaon, the “Terrible | | Ua RAaT Biking Werle) aes who has twice beaten Kramer i LEAGUE PARK, BT, LOUIS, July 10 thly season and js looked upon as the ‘ ; -A mixed company of Huns, vandals, coming champion; Floyd McFarland, -t goths, gamblers, boodlers and Yaps hur- the Handicap King, and Hddie Bald, the fred out here thi gafternoon to see W ex-champion. { | John MoGraw would do for a pitch _In the two amateur events, the Bheeps- Hf Having already worked Taylor, Math- head Hundicap, at a mile, and the five- { ewson and Mcdinnliy one w ile Inp race, Champion Marcus L. Hur- mraithercinthi inning of ye ley will moet the best fleld of ridera be { ‘ y has yet had to tackl t arbzarian host hai an idea tant the as 0 tackle. ~ Cardinals could win now with one hand novos. enney (poaaee: who avons aia t tea. ~Powers Handicap at Man- 1 Teil the truth, Mac was a little pow: 4 we Sys, Mar Leedvards i, gled himself. He has to keep the acs iner of this fears Trvingtome for a hard gories In Cincinnati and they rad race; Teddy Billington, } are pretty tired, anyway. £o the choles | Jepson. -Achorh,, | Hollister, H lay between “Staten Island Jack’ Cro- Fapeady Dose Willi tie kent n'n and Roscoe Miller. Both of these filower the colors of the Columbla ‘ Jags aro pitchers of reputation and It Is Taser ke coesides these four events & pity that McGraw has not given them dleyele race. and a motor epmiote chances, They should be alleweit Deke Teas: to pitch a game out and } ; featen they know how to take their auedicise. ' ete Oa the last trip home it rained ro cout that te Glante had opportunity | I iD tf Motning practice on but two arr on Miller nor Cronin aoe in f fi o'ciare shape, fore, particularly f Contr. vho ts ag! for work and © ly & 004 avout the seven 18. & MeSraw cannot be blamol, thous, 7 feng compete! on account of a erin ummer a pint eam to work his beat oltehers for 5 Gi Lrhat Ie them. The series here haa i SAB n) the hardest of the season by great Anything breezy is pleasant, Merjes Browne and Lauder are pr nowadays and this brisk sale 097 “all gy reason of the te=rible i i ' Gc. The victmometer keeps at ¥ de | of summer goods is decidedly ; pei wht tet up. ani though the ma \!breezy. Special values in time- i ‘anoge ty keep cool, no rn i 7 ‘ Bbc storage, moresuiani| ly goods is needed to stimulate ie leep © rin G E i Fae es! sleep eve mine | PITCHER WOLF PITCHER ADKINS. CATCHER BEVILLF. eee in July. : == i th = ae ee i ere are the value: AFTER BIG GAME © YACHTS IN CALM OR MANY ENTRIES FOR Bie pat 4 | Standard Fan Motors, highest grade ia i - ' | B e : Ul ' eicuine lacie A eg Hip : acquero’, ae } { brane, blades ih A complete C +4 with guard 5 oo —————oaes i ’ aH 2 and fittin H aic\. liam C. Whitney, August Bel- : 7 Rares fins Wivstion Below halt ( 8 |More Than Fifty Cra f} dus rt} Cyclists in Vicini cle e Ci f ‘ price, { Mant end Masts Jamies Rl venous. y Me ae 0 ae Tell the Court What They |Cyctists In s nity of yaaa Bis Intereste< | 3ackers of McGovern’s Cincin-| Fort Erie Club Is Anxious tofis-iocn, ust ‘ in arious e ed in stiing | ash- tn Evenin orld’s Event. idn’ Ore), $22.89) i Keene Likely to Be Subpoe-} he at ala now About Betting in Wash & natus Didn’t Even Get a Run| Secure Bout and Increases ix7),,:.° hi bedi by Lawyer Stonhardt aces on the Sound. ington Park Ring. ; for Money. Its First Offer. 10,75 5 eee i i 12-inch, Ist Special to Tae Hventng World.) THICAG wy 10.7 sixty ENTRY BLANK. ed Ee | prise (mie ae Lea TRE ONE CHIE I pCHICAGo, guy qThero are. alts A OPEN TO ALL. } fiovera! bookmakers, wren am ety ct {The first genuine offer received for Pb tod es of the five men subpoenaed) gury qo, cep ‘3 Hara Hie: ERGO Mal Wane oie 1 ES oney erday on Cincinnatus In the|the battle between Bob Fitasimmons pis Rte cient ieee oti anaes | sutpectnastretnh Sint atine cate Tg: The cranl| (are ise. Ht an EVENING WORLD CENTURY RUN, Atty race. ‘The hackers of the colt,|and George Gardner, the light heavy- Srerrpedwili |fuilae treet’ Court tos g jour me : s phn Ke, Jo a eer KPEES neki c Wich by the way is owned by Terry | weight champion, comes from Jack and smal! yacuts started ir Gate enn 4. Gates and wil cut this out and address Jashie | p fae in Lawyer Ben Steinhordt's “John | sors and small ve zeal heres narian Gs ater and wt iS " WW it a address to Cashier of The World. MeGovern, didn't even get a run for| Herman, matchmaker of the Interna: B72" procerdings showed up. ,Gol, Lon- | Ue Ona Next ty the lin unone Yacutt ti Lei nelosed find $1 to cover entry fee in The Evening World ventury| tetr money. tional A. C., of Fort Ene, Canada.f Bicycles and Sundries. teanteln, the bookmaker, ant Georen | Cun todas, : : AbIEAGH) ATH | cern AU Runrot jroaturday Aug. Cincinnatus was late in getting to the| Herman ts willing to give the men 4 $90 iicycies, most reliable and best 460 U, who assina John Cavanagh In| che race of the day was ie Aaa ks Pook nee | Sunday, Aug. 9. post because he had to make the trip | Autrenioed purse at Boum Je battle fot known make, ailing in. 180 agengéfea 4% > petting ring, falled to appear. Ro Neainland Weenie hv Mea APC eRGA a ailee,) TRO ae GLEN trom Gravesend. The stewards watted|date they name. Herman had pre: around nN Y. at $30; at our six st@res, 4 © « Pinkerton, Col, A. Ho Battersby, of | Saventy-footers. W. t akerepti cd einn t DUO SSS SESSA IAT 2 &s long as they thought they should and | viously agreed to give the fighters 4 Tatent cuatajen, etary machine, 6 (50) Rianiookey | Clabh and (Cavanagh ape llc es F selannse re eHomne was mada to, h Adde then ordered the colt scratched, purse ‘of $10, ut as there are severa Bo z ages S gared wi Av aweare attintode renee ofan early start, | tnd pouring Heohol into the ddress ~~ Long before the race McGovern had other clubs, especially | those Hay au aan Il Lamps, stay lighted go f line four seconds ahead of 0 Is, ‘The pails and floors we { Francisco, anxious to secure tl ny 1902 20th Century O! Lamps... 1.19 1 Vv and Charles 4 woe auras my ‘ : BCIURG! REO tee oan ea Club (if any)---- [tipped off his frends that Cincinnatus |test he decided ¢o increase his offe/ yy. Guaranteed Bi ¢ eR AO) pu lesa aie PEGs ut the fire gained no hiendwas liad a good chance to be “in the money," | $5,000. Test Quillet meieeaieer Revels he A. Fieinnara: protesies, Ho said he did |a mute. Weetn Ay ese (oF Henly siarm, but most] geetion (morning or afternoon)..------ esciseeasese See and accordingly quite a bit of money] Would Bid High Bare, $1.00 Vind ee wanes 796 {| mor intend to punish the men who hal Sea temaiiae oan raid was sated v, ELI ‘ [went in on him, When the stewards thi is probably the largest Reversible H BME ee teee rei Scceneene ala | cence eats foreed aliend) of Gen: vt isvaslaatoc beconsier! Ave Mark which time you would like to start—5.40, 6, 6.20, 6.40, 7, 7.20, 7.40, | ordered the scratohing the backers seo ee eee er e_Handle Bars, 590 eine Gelde was. bol6 5 Jagite: and started) two. seconds rae owne 8 A. M,, Saturday or Sunday; 20 P. M, Saturday. ‘naturally belleved they were entitled to seimmow) he sald, was solely to get sworn | apart of each othe: wners ruled off the tracks NQ 1B, -Nulivered Uauges, LOUKuuing LOU 0 say they will accept It. Pitasimm: ennis Specials. ay, of the Pasordn showing tant |°h erin _|controlivd by the. Westerns Jovkey: cian |f maha “E"roveipe ot entries Chockiae Syston, elputined ‘an onfefofe banded | that tho esit Madi. even, reached fact) n¢ frat demanded that the fish’ \04) } These will be invigorati inbiaklink: onlinecrace:tracica, EA SUG SEALE ae aah aie ire of ra ey C1) | Totwearets of vadges at the Mart.” Halldsome century ‘medals, bewutitul in de that the colt hadn't even reached the | pjqce in San Francisco, where he claimd ese will be invigorating to our Ba ic three hs ae tol vue] ueire tua ipeluaion: dolly cTtogee by Which $50,000 wan: taken-out |f MET UnCttoUeoo i Enin Pourtean OUTAScHr RTE Tort ho clean aiget te rereat | post. ‘The bookies, however, kept the|?\¢ authorities would not prevent +} # customers, but not to our com- Pollce t¢ suppress betting on the race-| ne are striving for frat pace. How. | ee ee eee eo ecaee Ch MOAT y CANCAT MEE WII he, kun ait Ll noche and gave the bettors the merry| jw that Herman has announced 18) J petitors, tuacke, aind I will see that they do i1." [ard Willets, the fiorse show. oxbloitor | ee take place the next clear Saturday, Whtries registered in order of receipt, SO Liscistoas . intention of hanging up such 8 lay wo, Wewas agreed that the John x -Jand clubman, who owns the Cricket, | RACI ENE MeGovern and his friends, howeyer,| purse, and it Rite Js euusnet tg Best Racket eae SE Butta. ‘tne Ag miment of the) Spoon Bil, with August Belmont. Jr, a ithe announcement of ‘The evening | selected, the names\c?iwhom willbe an-| Dinter eto pee ra ie eadoon, Aight, (it will amined to. get, the cda| in the reese of pate @ Pinkerton patrol-/at the wheel, sailed a splendid race in} Jack Joyner, trainer of Waterboy, haa] World's mammoth century run woheduled| nounced In ammes af Whom will be an-|fallure to have his horse in the paddock | test and says if any other club offea) World m Akay at the irack day before she. Chatles)Herretie one-design class, sneaky idea that the great on ot| for Aug. § and # had Just appeared when Multa aia WmiGer Vata Bev. | i%,thne. Smith's explanation was: the men $16,000 he will go higher tht 5 Harry, Goldman, th i [best to pass each other half a dozen reress migai do a mile and a quar-| $e first entry was handed in, This was | membera of teeta slabar hove anced || At; ttendand, with i Clicinpatue, | Btls oh te lenders n, the process-server|times, Btringe {0 say, during part of te! In two minutes. Of ¢ SSoyner ia{ Made in person by P. J, Quigley. of the | if they would be permitted to enter in started trom the Brooklyn track two|W1ll Bet $10,000 on Gardner. ovr Be he subpoenas yesterday, |the beating to eastward they tack 1 | not poritive on the point, but said if put] Friendship Boat Clab. Each mall brought} one division, By all means; parties can hours before the race was called, They| Andy Craig, manager of Gardner, M8 Fivc incopy, és cay PRretA Lea Toe The Evening Worl Barca tunes they. were, epreadiiy Hed |to it it wouldn't surprise him a nit to] other entries, several belng from out) onter in any division ane; Pammeunti/ started, but that was about all, The) won over $5,000 on his man’s vletors oer | SPECIAL Don't Smile; you pa y Wat ne expected to subpoena lincir mals, ike reat winged birds; and) Se Waterboy shave om the record to of town. ‘This ls an encouraging sign, | that particular one te filled—and can ap-| colt would neither te led nor driven, and | Jack, Root, Hao confidant tha¢ Garde! I tor it under another nar Que een | oeeliliam ©, Witney, August Belmont|they rounded the ouoy with a tew a c-| 2.8 tat It shows the Interest. being taken by | point their ow: semake jes | (ke man in charge of him considers him- | can beat fritzsimmons that he saysh®| Hlar price is $3.50, but for this me pessltly James R. Keene within afonds apart ant shot across the Sound | eanemine wheelinen generally in the: big run Be Pee ir own pacemaker if in parties} oo eet ere at all. It Is cer. | *i! Wane? as MUCH 88 $10 Oe week. i 2.39 ibwo. toward Long Island to get bette! a. | It cost R MoCarter Potter hee eC een or over. 3 R “lin a fight w! y PIM RACKET, id = J asp iti ea kota REEFS ELISA HIETIEE NRE EN PT nS ever PUN ced Ue Gaia SAM ‘The start will be made from Bedford] tainly a bit of tough luck to be fined for | aiready posted & fortelt, of $6,000) Fexperts the finont Tades, Bey ary the sails flapped. Tt looks as thouzh | yg s h tace at Brighton) the course has been laid over Long| nest, in Brooklyn, the first division | the actions ofa brute like that, but tt ts IGhicago to bind @ match —betwell,) Tseconds; they bear the Wright Dit BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES, |th¢ fiaaan boys, with their now sacut yesterday aftornc Damon, carrying | sand’ level roads. ‘There {a none bett : vo {eli in the game, Gardner and Fitasimmons, is trade mark and are sold under " » [See dean Bove, with thelr, new yacht | the canary and groef“of Mr. Potter, won| inen hat selected by eee er | leaving at 6.40 A. M. Divistons will leave Lyi Gived Fits notifying him of the AG) I the maker's guarante: spectal... Os Ronleants Wall pasa Leet tea celica: race: trarm(tin elena lees Che UCT ee ret ceo eae ar cocieeialies the |at twenty minute Intervals after that that he has posted ® fo ‘ot Victor Newport Final Tennis Bails 230 * BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK, |°*P°°t {2 finish frst again to-1n he race from the raising of the barrier Tun, An even puco of twelve miles an |until ail are sont away. howe who cnn- Red Cross vs. Brightons, mated ; Kacket Press, Keep the racket fom wd ¥, July 10.ch, fee CK, = until the finlaning Wino whe pages. Itt hour will be maintained. A large and |iiot aot away from business on Saturday,| phe Brighton A. C. and Red Cross Sime) Rt warping out of shape, 76— | NERD ae le entries for to-mor- | fy wis @ selling race and Damon was en-| amoiant corps of pacemakers will be se-| Aux, 5. nes not be deprived of | the i rene’ cutting’s Challenge Accept LES SAS ” Syrow's races are aa follow “RUBE” WADDELL DESERTS | tere to be sold for $1,000. J. AL Tene | our . - | Aeaure ot the fun, as the ride will be [teams will play the second time this J. Deutz, ofthe ‘ennis Nets, 36x3. 750 Mirai Raes=-vive.asAla, Nalt’tariohes meta) Gin Aree eh es cured to see that there Is no road racing | ropoated in every respect the day fol-|season at Brighton Baseball Park,| Commodore Herbert J. qi é Marking Tapes, with staples, 2,39 ue PHILADELPHIA AMERICANS. | even: at 21-2 to1 avorite for the} indulged in, Nothing detracts from the | towing, Sunday, Aug. In fact, many |Cjeveland and Pitkin avenues, Brook.| United States Live-Saving Corps, hat ete., complete. Bh ug Se Hera MaEe meres ist psaay n pleasure of a run more than to find It} riders have entered toe both roe any {lyn, on Sunday, Manager Smith, of the cepted the challenge issued by R. at: Golfer’s Outfit. = ; bids Wore asked for Mr. Bennet | je turnod into an {nciplent road race just | ,Agatonnt, bla fay : to swim any on H ‘ advanced the price to $3 ; be j ddditontormation ‘can be obtainnd|Brightons, says his team will, defeat | Ung, to . \ Heventric Pitcher, After Worden need when oF ae pata pices | agisoon nal the,olty Iim/ts efelpa wed ‘om Cycle Race Editor, The Eveniug|iv opponents, The supporters ‘of the eeeier: Beret dashes er 35 tee Just a Flyer to Tempt Trade. 7 bi : with Capt. Cross, Jumps Out. RNAANIIWET RECUR ected] jy addition to the pacemakers already World Red Cross team claim they will repeac ieee ora on “Aug. 10 to ewim the Complete Outfit, ‘eluding, caddy bag, ay gai TT a rods ties toon "Rute" W addell, the ec The purse was h $870 to the win- their victory. lish Channel. pa a palteiand rubber Tee, all high Second Race—<: af the Philadelphia Amer ‘ F is ADOUE. G60 On: AL eg tat he eee eee usee EDDIE GRANEY TO REREREE. . | ae 2 ; 180 Judge Philips...) biG AAS ts while one-halt of (12 added money netted 9 4d John Ruskia g | team. A wordy tlt with Ca My. Bennet $1,200-—a case wherein it wi ” Everything in Athletic Good Third Race—Ielip Handicap; responsible, and the ‘Rupe’ saya he] more profitable to run second te Cc T -“JE F GH Ss. 1 SE a, - sais will ‘ever’ pitch anotner game, Til | win te bile ROO LUaS ES O RBETT F Fl T. i} Popular Prices, Catal Free. ‘Mricands A m uakers are making © bard fiat for sun See 110) Roel soreredoe | ea genhent now, and unless unga can] ‘Trainer R. A. Smith, who has been Saar ee Bj Made SIR | oo Raed, will suffer Sv the! handing Articulate for W. C. Debi i f f th se enn Junin; ale torte ls Lae Alsunead, yeetenay: shat m| Selected Last Night at a Conference 0 e ] White | Flume woitld not start the horee again unttl th ; i their troubles, thelr weaknosses, their disoares don't have to be urged to HE ate COLUMBIA’S NEW baits Ty tee Interested Persons in San Francisco. thelr troubles, thelr weaknesses, Weir duemee sean GUSEHCT thet you hore a ee Mca AE Grmonde’s Right HNN Reece Ferious trouble. 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Tih av, | O97 Bevel th UE the Tinymer Edwa: Haninn as Head Tap singa Othe WAS, night Eddie Graney was selected to ref- own in politloal, turf and. pugitietlc SLA A ead vate Diseases +» OOF, Th av., Newark, NJ, Hag) ietreu pars Coach Next september, he took after Larson was unsouted, eree the Corbett-Jemtries fight, which | stmmo He Tearoom er ancinco eTmanen dy cured, no ma oured In 8 to 10 da; it Mack cea Jesper T. Goodwin, han een a fonceos Will Uke place Aus. H. Corbett repre- | Atitetie: Club. RS a a = Gnortine He Gano upon as the min to succeed Serra pe eal ies : ee . ; Tee en eee Gotten | atrinw: Counters ‘ocell ae Hanlan as the rowing mentor of Colum-| price, J. a Holland paying YOUNG ATHLETES yorable and that he 1s confident of com- Varicocele ) si a Goodwin will be appointed, head coach fim He worked well prior to the sale. pleting arrangements for an intern grea without cutting Ta gh ton BI tn September and recelye 8.0” a year Ret 7 aiRatlS . ja from jays, The Lady Ron He was stroke oar of the Deatiny. the two-year-old for which MAY GO ABROAD, | :ionai interscholastic athletic meet tH qe Hopetul Miss. four which won the Visite George Holf pald $1,800 the other da: ext spring. ~ ricture Mohave oo... Cup. at Henley {in 1878, and had charge a) eae i q Inasmuch as it will be out of the ques- dup very lame a cing worked | Likelihood of International Inter-| yon for the English schoolboys to come | fm cured in if dave, wita- aces Dinad shad of Columbia's crews from 1874 to 188%, | pull Talatle Header... 104] Hanlan, {t 1s clatmed, was to yorterday morning, Iwas feared she adercrest S404 [in discipline. He says Capt. Bartho omew] hua bowed a tendon. At any rate, it ts and a clique were opposed to him doubtful if the filly will face the barrier cams ai eS aguin thls season, Brooklyn F.C. to Play Ridgewoodn aE H. L, Coleman, a wealthy gentleman ot Memphis, 1s going on the turf on ‘ aN have thelr atar bat. | quite an extensive scale, He has bought ge roe We ae and Page, in the pointy, | Of Milton Young, of McGrathiana stud, 282) ha’ Brooklyn batiery will be Hope and | ten head of yearling oolts and fillies, and Fleischman, ‘The early engagoment will | aio of ding. A. Ly Israel, of Thorndale have for contestants the Terror-Laurels| stud, ths chestnut yearling eit by ‘The if find the team of Station B, CheValler, dam Charlotte, by Tea Party; Ww. L. po,| At Ridgewood on Sunday the strong 492 | Brooklyn F. C. will oppose the Ridge- the brown yearling oolt by enhelm, nfs Pull Bell, by Piood, and the black ball To-da; be Ree tales EN ain es) PEPIN een se alts ocala vis ATi out cutting, 1 9 ge ier dotention rom business, Eee Sug endear acholastic Meet Being Ar= to this country, it has been practically decided to take a team to England from this side. Patterson says that the teaa It Is almost an assured fact that next |will be ploked from among the boys ing will see the Jocal and Bnglisn | making the best showing in the local schoolboy clash in a dual athletic meet, | meets. R. 8, Patterson, who 1s going to Hng- ranged for Next Spring. Every vostige of fon removed ¢ rl EVERY WEEK DAY AT 2.30 P.M. yatem without TO-MORROW THE GREAT $12,000 [COME Brighton Junior Stakes. land to arrange for the meet, will leavo w ts Winton Disciplined, 2 this port on Aur, ‘ latte Bae Clty? Trotting Club, eae nel! Gsscee vente, tnetotiag: the atterson goes to Paris, where he will|the American Automobile Association to mee: the promoter of the scheme, and| discipline Alexander Winton if tt fads 165 W Leopardstown Steeplechase together, they will go to ngland, Pat-| that Charies B. Shanks wae author! DR. L, R. WILLIAMS 8. wv and Islip Handicap. MUSIC BY MILITARY BAND, 4 terpon ald that be received a letter las $0. sign for Winton in the matoh with week stating that everything looks am Hen? Pournien FM boast Neg Reeched by All Coney teland Renton, >