The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1903, Page 6

LJ THE WORLD: ThRNAY MTR VIIE Creer pe ree @@ SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD. ACHTS ARE MEASURED WESTERNERS WIN FIRST OF GREAT TENNIS MATCHES WESTERNERS WILL . FOR THE BiG CUP RAGE PLAY ENGLISHMEN eee ote Waidner and Collinge Beat Ward and Ware in he Tennia Preliminaries and Will Enormous ( rowdin Erie Basin Watches Meet the Ohampions the Application of the Tape Which May Mean Victory, in Opinion of Many, ior Sloop Gaining Advantage in Time Allowance i] _ TT pac. = CURE MEN arewd in Bele - Wore menayret » Mow él a gid ells o Peteran offels) mere Sow | pratt = del ‘: A York Yacht oy . Metory of « ‘ . the cup hae the . , ot'| the manifested e monsutom ‘ . Probably never hefors haw wai | Wrine Z a kee wpon the evenly are the yachie balan ed rh © innuuen Woes 4 spinton of experts lat tie rime allow anes may be the fa ' athe sontesia The little crowetomn troile en RE to the mates of the Jonn N Roobine ey a draw Sempany yard in Erie Pasin broke | fellance ware taken fron ow ‘@oorda tn sesengere Ene | dock at t ofctonke in the METRE Vcsvuceranis ths yachte wers:| can in diresiiy, behind Bhamreck ait ON 71E CASINO COROT, NEWPORT” WARD PLAYING BACK HAND SIRO FEREG" im Ary-dock and « n t oir | the operation of mee ne was bee — — ee INVADERS WIN CARDINALS LEAD FROM DETROIT THE DOOGERS @raceful dodlies was expores to the view of the enthu ate. Both boats w of perfection, thelr unde Ike mirrors and the palet © Hning-room table was NEW YORK'S MASTER SPECIALIST. NERVOUS DEBILITY ¢."2,00'e" » 00 days by my own famous © groomed to the pink Sham Was apotiens, No gin seb : the ie ever cleaner than thelr deci n ann | StRiCl URE sye2,!"43480.3 and crews allke were keyed up to the | hetght of nervour tension, and jst | heer everybody was veartily into the | nan pain or joss of time It cure PROSTATIC Lrsmmasertrccrs ANE | Peska cant ores nailed witty delight by nity he vn The New Yorks Take the First Patsy Donovan's Team. Minus | Wara wa TROUBLES falter how ehroate or or 3 pags j | 1 tt t long in “ihe back don mascot of Reliance and at it'to reduce the Game of the Double-Header| Leader. Who Is Sick, Goes Up | f the set f VARICOCELE gays" ap inp omaen” oot 4 oe] : . : { f stents ‘a eral adsorpliv re oo a | from the Tigers After a Hot; Against the Brooklyns Again Aenineaeeth omriatter thes had beh | Hoo eat rae oT tom tage an § to} choles, The time firet heat of the Brighton Stake, Was Iqnored by the bettors in the sero! jond. “He ean loose at 4 to 1, but won the heat haudity In the fast time of 2.05 3-4, ‘The talent ati belie —_———_ tof the battle upon himself and ey oun work of Collins and Waidner won! e ef 0 = eH AEA on, ame, points LOSSES) gee. of ure, 10 usm day inthe opening of the third set THis | MDRAINS s¢medy (weed exclusively by «ross-court laying and smashing was =| 1% by Ward he mana $e to get the or correspondence. Come to me in the lead at 4-1, on games. With these al- strictest confidence. I have been ex- st disheartening odds against them, | clusively treating private and special lins and Waid r clung to the diseases of men for 30 years. Nothing and Start Off in Front. THE BATTING ORDER. | t heavily at a te t | eoup bs Kk wil Ndox tenacity. Waidne « 5 a t ished elgnth. The Anish was the name we wus very careful Tot to smash any. of | tacklog in my ofice equipment. twill } ; ae in the Aratheat; Al Hock got the A ! hs in the disastrous manner that | ff use you honestly, treat you. skilful: Beats Good Field of Trotters for and Blast Pointer third. eal! and ind with. Coltine. he | Ap And reacore you fo health in the short. ; a ith Collins est tim with the least medicine, di & wad Kiasinge tr court so thoroughly tht | Hi comfort and expense praoticable ving was left. By splendid | Mi guarantee to cure any case I under- brought the games to %—-t| Mtake. If you cannot call, write for my | the $10,000 Stake at the Ontalder Wine 2.24, | The next race saw ten horses in the Beach with the Favorite Back] fi. iMics"Wwas made favonie at tus st Tnatnas. ning World.) | their. favor, but Ware and Ward | M home cure. Medidines furnished. , (89 E G 3. Conroy opened with a douol +f ¥ u ¢ 4 to bring them to deuce against with Queen Wilkes, FE. B. Smathers’ ft foul WASHE PARK, BROUK anaged to rs to de i WILLI MS & 3p y trenton, asc fae lett foul Keeler sing { linor's “Weak service, Collins took In the Ruck. Spseanay seater second) uhnice a4°% ty Gonraai iveninrustiie cebeeitn LYNN. Y I8—Patses: Donovan | ya htnge game by some exciting | Dr. L.R. A co, TBE SLE ee rea ae oneraee ae tonaenive lnseHae and his troupe of unfortunate ba | smashing and also the set at 7-5 an 165 West 34th St, N. Y. w t y ‘ Ing Js these | joa, i} aa son heat Bye hea from a Re zell Med o Lush. Willams to ers from St, Louls came to a | Meet Dohertys To-Morrow. AM. to6 P.M. Sundays, 10 to 3: -__,__(Bprctal to The Bresing Worll) | oe [was third, atength away. ‘me—213 of and Davis to Lash. ‘Two t grounda again this afternoon, ere | his gave Collins and Waidner the : BRIGHTON BEACH PACE TRACE ee eae eater | one) mite they tackled Ned tanton's Trolley - —— N. Y., Aug, 18.—there Mad all || i | Dodgers in the fina) Kame of the pre Jons advertised to break world's records | The rich Brighton Stake | went | to ent serles and also for the last time the year in thir t , AS Us was on hand early | at ‘ounds a as happy as If his team was holding down in the ir to-day. Accordingly there was no crowd ning tho third heat of t ough at thin the second day's meeting of the|was three straight heats { Grand Circuit. ‘The regulars consuituted | charge. | voakum this time the majority of the 40% people at the YALE Lane at H HOLCOMB WARD. rack. They were “live ones” with bark te. made a hole ‘olls, as one “hookie’ put It Star Hal was third and there [but had’ to \DID HE SWIM OR was much doing in tho betting ring, Small F: 5 Question pools on the various heats 8014] a. inven horses alarted Inthe Ken DID HE DODGE? ke tickets to a championship PF |iycxy stock Farm. purse, for -hhahih Ight. ‘The bookmakers took {n what was BiOok ANCE Cla Rd race It] was ju ine ead of a positl His appa put won tive | ney: y. taney 8 in Succession. lon selected Oscar Sor ray x TAG his ¢ of benders at the eft. Matie NIAGARA FALLS, Aue. 18 It be said , i h A race for a S100 prige #8 pretty ie that Jack Gleniater made tne trip Pa plendia’ to LU thang ene lae ag thing in the rinning-horse world, | throngh the Whielpoal Rapids to-day, yAtcabliater the tro ome te There was a stake of just sch vali 21 put there ia muca about th y that : were eigit inidend 1 card as known as the \Qenuclutes thesfent with: Steve Hin van wie anahle t an la ard. It wa: tex the feat with ve Hrodte’s ise ealeee ere the stars of the to Muttalo, | Lang struck out men tok Brighton, In it Jaump, Glenister 1 210 class pacers. compa stnony iat Ll Reve aah \ IIs friends claim tiey passed the night | peact! trotting-herse men they were as Irish | Miditahi bl.» ins Hut In the korge, anit An wre ’ Lad, Waterboy, Hermis and Africander | Mallard § « a Gos norialat uel tie INVA DERS, |; mene his me om thet to the thoroughbred world. There Wa8|.tisa Fe m Cantilever rtd whe Trewn, cinotier 0 put one thing which detracted from the | Jaatina, “itt vial Mashavelenteredicinel DETROIT, 0O.}: uy etl ats, lon to do the interest In the event. That was making [iret View Nes | et (as) twirling fort i, yassed tarough the along the it a 3 in 6 hevt affatr ‘Tight harness ug the Whirlpool | py race fellowers have grown to like the 2 (Ape: to The Evening Wary rd base raplis and after ¢ pact IT, Mich, Aug, 18.—The first nd. : perause es every heat » have yt cnt and carried ond on! dhondows te 3 plan, berause It makes Uae : FU ast eeraty h i : us i ted! ganie between the Ww York Invaders and Doyle too acace ani bettors know where they ar wna Jovil’s Hole, where | Mt got ina safe hit to the | | 1! y, Doviey ant the Detrolts resulted as follows nt when they lay down thelr mon i et ell going. to” tilrd. — Dun- | Peta lilthcne: Cecday wan) something) urs chive) Te SCOR: wi out a hah fy to lett, Far ingip isaunder poe ng and Smoot react cond, looked for. So far as the condition was ow) 2A Smoot tried to steal third, but was eas- noerned all was fine, but from the bog. (Perrie) t 11 caught on Ritter's throw to Strang. once: Almorel, emt. (AP. Mefpmnald) eda of Mrs. Tastes 10 One run the southeast blew g wind that ms Kine Direct bts (Geern stand | nits," y. Who practised vo J the ball to. left for a Stars and Stripes on the grand stand | fr ee zat SEAL rauaGdiA Hane Ay ite < snap before it. From a spectators aa asa . Which Smoot kath point of view the day was fine, SARATOGA ENTRIES. Li 49 a‘ piety Lojcentre Eleven tn the Fir —_——-- ° mid, Strang was nailed stealing Dobbs reaching second. Doyle but was forced at nd on 8 groundel r No runs. Sei Burke hit safely to short center. rans RECUIIE ty Jordan, forced al see ut Jordan's TACK, SARA follows al) axes; Waghweight handica rt tegan with the 1 for 2.15 class trotters rded and all took the word * hen followed the first heat in the rich Brighton Stakes ‘wo other races made up the card—one third 1 224 CLASS TROTTING. PURSE 31.0 TWO IN THREE HEAT! c Dexter Prince — eins) ; SCORE. BY NVAnERS oT 8 00 0 Ot mT 000000 6 B for 2.24 clasy trottecs and the other for een Ge tb} Dos aaa noun h 6 e-year-olds. ‘The om Daile—By Tyynovi aK) ewe pl green” pac: three-year-olds, etre venta es te rain to third, Hackett doubled . a to rlatot oring Brain, Ryan filed out purse of 31,00 was known as the Ken to Dobbs and Brown followed sult. One tucky stock farm prize. The bettors could see nothing but Masetto in the first heat of the 215 tiot He opened at 2 to 1 and at post wk Seuck Our by Double Pharos) 1 carr hour an) pat Out a hit to the Infleld 1 on Jordan's: sacrife was disnosed of. b: thiny mi meee sndiivpw 5 time the best to be had wan 7 ENE 4 Kett, advancing Me- Mount was, sooo Pau NK Lenegue Standing. 's fly dropped ting and) Admiral 1 iA Sem ly PO inks WE eery gcoring. Questor shared in the Sauiiian 680 Orookiyy cost ‘One hin ent Starts Right. 610) Bont. a rd Inning. 1 "The talent was right. After Face to t turn between 3 getto, Midnight The Quest | ive for hom st the wind to pulled away and won b ngths. A blanket would have c the next four. The judges awarded toe fo Midnight, ‘ine second cholc 4 Ben Hel, quoted at 10 to J, eed third, “The Questor was fourth 4 Admiral Dewey fifth. ‘That was King them a bit. ‘Cime- 4 ter laying in second to t retch Special to The Eve SINLOCK PARK RA $, Aug. 18—Following sehedule yg! Pht a bounder to Jordan scorching ed up by to first ahead of oots drive to centre netted im (Wa bases Dunleavy ralsed a ich foul fly witch Stramp got under > itt Sheckard Hned the ball to right for a suck. bul Was pled up with Dobbs » the latter's bounder to Brain, Doyle was retired at first on his groun watch was wre of by Farrel! and el Lengue Stan PO Chiba few York the first heat for the rich Brighton | ¥/¢ a ¥ tat ea 7 sepa reaeam. brother to C. p oe si Hacket aa ir eat in a drive from A’ ¥ Heaquit ) Inning. i Sek who came down the strewn ut'x| WINNERS AT CHICAGO. |: ie pO cae oda | Sporting. Beat eainteh whlch vies aur tke 16 World) | | MeCherney Rounding Daten t tossing the ball to Jor ught by Yoakum. ORNE RACE RACK. kum was second choice In the bet CAGO, Aug. 18.—The races schedu being quoted at 2 to 1. Al Boc hei stamnneaice Ang quoted at to. AL ROOK | be run here this afternoon ses Ay to, The time St Bie DAA our and 6 x ‘oun eene, the red-hot! jongs.—Won Liberty $0 whom thousands were wa-|hrd'i tot; My Gem, ev nd; Fox Lake was thir Wins 2.15. "iree-quarters MeChesney is apparently ro and Doy nay be seen tn a Dobbs nto saape toga soon X 1 want every man that is? / : Men, Come to Mel iivcinetch, Varicecete } Stricture, Acute and Chronic Ulcers, Blood Polsoning, | 1 drocele, or any Swellings, Catarrhal Discharges, Rheumat in all its 1orms, Lost Vigor and Vitality, Bladder and Kidney Conditions, Eczema, Pimples, Erysipelas or any Eruptive Conditions of the skin, or any Associate Diseases of Men, to come and have a social FOR THe WORLD'S RecdRD aT {chat with me. 1 will give you Free of Charge a thorough per- examination, together with an honest enti i i sonal examination, togethet with an hones and sclentific opinion Brighton Track of your case. Consult me at once. tim on his to Hackett o rey Varham, Frances. racing days may be over, F ot the first, neat) mile—\von by Rag Tag. 4 to 1 Trainer McCormick has been unable to advanced i ‘. waa 2 to 1/5; Birding, 1 to % for place, wax #a2o 1.100 | giventt n of St. M aka to Jones, Write if you can't call, Hours, 9 A. M.to 8,30 P.M. Daily. Sumdays = Vi Ww. , 1d heat, She) Ayr gree third, at Upall 2-5. Short, oie fie pear owing to sina hota Being pe conse with Jane ‘319 10 A, M, to4P. M. Consultation and Advice Free, A ‘ TO 8 ORO 4 = rd Race—One mile—Won by Har- eee oh aan s2)| Goubled with quarter cracks, 3 pts. Gmoot . 46 We 34th St. 0 Beat 4.80 to i 103 Seagate 4 Dun M M K M D. y, OTHER ORBEA’ la, 6 to 2 and 4 to 6; Glassful, 1 t> 2 tor rand i $$ Grow: Qo ies. pats 30 are new 13 R, H, M. Mac Nenzie, Mi. Uy“ NEW YORK, PIMIRST HEAT AT AN Jace, Was second; Li) ? 7 ingled, scoring Brown. Burke si masse Linguist ‘was third, . <8) om Sod Nasebali, Polo Grounds, To-Day, 41 to cette #60! fhe Simoot and Dun avy, P.M. Cincinnalt va, ‘Aree runs, ESE Oo anges SAE: