The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1903, Page 8

* . . o. — ’ rm Ld THE WORLD: THUREIAY EVENING ACGEST 77, 190%, ’ @& SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD. ’ GUAKERS PLAY THE a HAMBURG BELLE, WELL BACKED TO WIN FUTURITY. HAMALIAG BELLE WEWBURGS WILL PLAY vied © “QODGERS” AGAIN WN GREAT SHAPE a Gohmidt Elected to Try His { | Curves on the Ball-Tossers., } from Sleepytown — Gis i! Skies Keep Crowd Away. Futurity Candidate Goes Fas — Six Purlongs at the Bay Others Get Final Prepara URE ME 4 tions for the Race. ATTING ORDER. | ' \ “ <a | Brooklyn PRIteAainiin i Rrang i> Themnas, «f ez = SENATORS AGAIN : | in. me Rnery. It | F er, rf Dow in, 2h. Wolawitt «« | ’ beaten: - Hote i4t, p. Mitohell pire Day | ‘ WASHINGTON PARK. BROOK YS | “ ‘ ‘ ' ¢ WY, Ave. 2—Tha: Ned Hanon in| | ' y Getermined to have hia men play eve were a man waa # 1 a . * @ame they oan regardiess of threater handkere as a wianal o je ate NEW YORKS ‘Weathe learly demon: i ont and HASTER (PECIA Sterne ently demonstrate Nine from Capital City Lines ‘ MASTER SPECIALIST | don ir owntforme and ne un ri | Set eenorme van’ line wel Up Against the Highlanders esters work, A NERVOUS DEBILITY ,., 24.40% Bee er en, could have nder Threatening Skies— H ed A LUCIGHER BE Rech ag cee OY. RY. Onn UMAoeNe % Ia Goutio header to-morrow, Hut : i‘ Crowd t : Game. | ein bk, Baaiengs BSTRICTURE oitou"cutaing Fegards the “Quakers” as the easiest | ma rowd to See Game. Met i Sead Koowledge € pain or joss of time It le a mar | handball oor alla eee aa Nugust sielnoata Fa « PROSTATIC L.permancaty, cure ANY i Fivst inning. BATTING ORDER. — Wier: "Foyer el amon MB TROUBLES Mate, hi ravone “etagie to opened the game). with tn, — Brook soil : at ae VANICOCELE Bye ena ene to centre, Gleason also laced the| Waatinetor 116s Oharl PRRratig ternal abe ve .. to midfield, advancing Thomas to} f Henatiee ct AS wl Handahaes Sweet BLOOD Sikes aane ‘Wolverton drove a fast ground- | ¢@r to Jordan, who touched out Gleason, | 4 ‘@ quick throw to Doyle doubled | f Raverton at firat, Thomas reacting | fy. on the play, Hallman drove out| fly, which Dobbs got under. No ery vestine oF e system. wi M 101 HS OWN JOCKEY aye PUISON CLOUDY AT GRAVESEND. BLussig ime 80 122 it taye ane aeaeeeee DRAINS remedy (used exclusively by x, 10 She is at 6 to 1 rushiin. 2b. MeCormack. 2b otha | Weitere Pen) Se who “tomsed tne” pdt & | Re conmotttn® In the future book, | GRAVESEND, N.Y, Aug Tho Mf Don't Delay. Come To-Dey. 4 at first in time to -retire; eto wie in the a Gheokerd ambled fo tags on AMERICAN LBEAG ones, but his attempt to steal ZUildeea sanitary’ was disastrous, ae he was oasily | 20 —Under cloudy aki (ipecta to The Evening World.) | 1GA, Aug. %—Jockey Harry atr eI Dave been ex eluriv ing private and special diseases of nien for 30 years. Notting PARK. Aug that threatened and already has SAR Michaels will not ride again until April & on Dooin’s throw to Hulswitt,/t? put a stop to the proceedings any e sctence devise or nic buy ts & Ye ecorching bounder was grabbed | minute the crippled Invaders lined up He has deen suspended by his employer. g Bp lacking Mee equipment. | will & itchell and fielded to first ahead of against the Senators again been backed for Tony Aste, for that period and will not NS Nee eae addition se you tly. treat vou skilfully Aten. SOvrene. Jack O'Connor {s still in St Louts be permitted to accept any mounts of ea tsruicieurest eva | fh ost time, with the. Ieee medion oie: te Second Inning. abd cWilll tay: 'therest no matter how any sort = tae ite comfort and expense practicable, I t was hit with a pitched ball and) badly he Is needed by the team. Grif thousands. Jack Mr. Aste has long been much dissatis- ping fg susrautee to cure any case 1 under- [x Renghed third on Doug eee sae Barry | fth will not reinstate him now and by fled with Michaels's riding, He says coming ARs. It trie for may that Michaels cides very tndifferently and carelessly when on the Aste horses, but when on outside mounts, suck as | Dr.L.R. AMS 6. 165 West 34th St., N, Y. led to le! scoring Douglass, and) signed. ored. Thomas 2, throw in Mitchell scored. Thoms) \orariand flls in Fultz's place nicely, jos geome te, Plate. Dooin fanned, Mitcheil | to-morrow hopes to have a new catcher Martin will ride be Thomua, Wolverton out, Strang|as he has dono for a greater pi Gold Saint, for instance, he displays un- H M. to8 P.M, Sundy a Devie fled, te eats ALT Selon Firat Inning. On Gold Saint, when that colt won a = = reac few days ago, Michaels beat the bar- hot Gun, E Sportsmen's Goods. er hit with a pitched ball. Jordan| Robinson flied to McFarland. Moran Gessler at second, Dahlen scor-| fanned. Selbach out, Williams to Gan- two-year 5 tng. "Jaclitsch out to Douglass. One] gel. No runs » ve hy coe von. | Sporting Goods us move of vv! ST REDUCTION SALE. rier and rode a cracking good race. It was the energy he displayed tn this race that made Mr. Aste come to the con- | clusion that Michaels had better take a rest until he arrived at a proper idea | of his duty to his own stable. | Conroy started off with a nice hit Third In over second, and on a wild throw to : ¢ by Jordan | catch him happing a moment later he . Been Vasc) nepiied. to. Daniea. Rot all the way to third. “Keeler bunted a 4 and . Dovie, [and died, but Conroy scored. Gangell Douglass went out, Schmidt to Doyle |r one to Orth and retired. Williama About the most conspic morning Was ite: *NGchmidt watked. Strang foul-tied to Aid to centre O86) rap: Jann Neumeyeea ‘suulle to- lass. kard filed out to Barry jeoond Inning. eine pum eed. Bhulle t0- Bopataas. ‘Shecirasd fitout to Barry | etegond tnaing, ne Ee uuart or oa me, Not cost, not manufacturers’ napping at second. No runs easy one beat him to first. Hendrick's He uth the iy coe eam, Coa ain most insianees ete Pa AL iner Hen} ter than -‘cher. Most of these mer, Dealt ariicles advertised you will use I ——————— Over "Gansel'e, head and Henarene | | rh | WI IC wibaiig: the pet, le BALL CAME Kita’ olen one ‘and. the danger i oaite in Lay. Sagred ’way into October. But we are i ’ Va zing the di om the sa danger Mete sin &3 a t was over. No rung, Darn turned a half mile gallons yar | going to make prices that will | : Talberfeld singled to right and Davis Sac sat: and one-eighth miles - Aa — ’ Brats rears Arpree een GEnN IN TENNIS MATCH A BIG PURSE ATHLET| Wi T3; fm Murphy, from the t close them in| justtoree diys McCauley died, short to first. No rane | L. Holland, turned tree @z ics: | Thursday, Friday & Saturday. j . ———— eels an ee ——. Seith : SO 4 six furlongs in 1 agie and Fiammula, of the TENNIS. Third Inning. Orth out, Willams to Ganzell. Robin- | son was safe on Willlams's tumble.’ H, L. D h Fy (Special to The Evening World.) LTR | Moran filed t abn 5 oherty, the Eng pect B Goodwin and D. 1, Bratton, | Virsit ‘The final, pattie for the daseball| Noman, fled te. Keeler, and Robinson y Englishman, CHICAGO, Aug, 2.—If the owners of of the New York Athletle Club, aa Bated tre. Conroy punted| Defeats Larned in the New-|Mcchesney, Herm string, Revelation, Ba Mexican Sta Ned Hanton's alone | fie, steymed off three-au ‘ st a good bre her good jin} nat f FoMtgalioped five fur “8 lot, going in) Indian ers of a mile 42-ft. Tennis riers of TSO cael Ne Ike 2.50 Be ‘ ley. Ra Ket ‘orl: ia pit championship of the fistic fraternity,| Chesbro Med to Atrleander and pormeg me 5 cralleyeDoagera.vest Huest en y & nove epi e Trolley-Dodgers yesterday Bf cnfeld, from the West s which has waged this summer between ]and died. Keeler out, second to frst. | Dick Welles are anxious to decide the novel feat at Rockaway Beach beat Shettesine's tailend agg TS Pee a mllecatia nr Rackei, Ameri. 93 No runs, ft Sta’ Midnight Chimes reeled ¢ gut. $ [ef ve premacy of the turf they can do soj*st@tday in an endeavor to beat the | ion ort Ss ; P Games for the Champ here. jrecent mark of James H. Sterrett, of | ’Y % score of 6 to Wéight champion, and Terry McGovern, z . : : thie 'ex-champion, will take place on the] pelpach, Mied to, Conroy. Ryan out, ionship with Little Trouble, ‘tne omoinis of the Hartem track to-| Philadelphia, who swam a mile, waiked, Oly in the elghtl inning were the| ll! rminatery Polo Grounds diamond Saturday,| snort, but was’ caught ‘stenting. ats Lay offered a purse of $20,000 for) a mile and ran a mile a fraction Inside | Quakers able to atria 1 Philadelphia tite clip minute cliy “Antago! OO Re litt O ntagoni four furlongs of ‘ihe Boston § reeled off three furlongs: Pirate, of the same string, rs of a mile in ? rbett,"” the world's feather Walete ones Fourth Inning. cart Hans 1.69 eid ely) eninls Rati, 296 id on ¢ " ‘i sa. hors ch| of an hour on and along the Schuylkill « Hits b quar \ Sept, 5. sails i 3 A match between these horses, each! 0 long the Schuy f ts by galloped sd three furl in wa od \ Home weeks azo a match was made] qi iin7el gut third t tty yliamay (Special to The Brening World) ywner to put in an additional $5,000 to} River. as # base on pails to Zim- | 1.93, Ainsles | Ly ae arto tila Ish Mackintosh Ten- 56 Hj setwen these two wonderful little fAght-|to left.:Davis singled to the same place | COSMO COURT, NEWPORT, Aug. 27.) start q The Mercury Foot athletes went Ster-) °F and errors by Dahlen and J O48. aN Oita ald mile, galloping, In ve Rall ic || , aR as scoring Elberfeld, MoFarland fanned.|~!l 1. Doherty. tennis champion the ce ve been wired to} ett several points better by swimming | Permitted them to score their three runs wire spe for 31,00 a side. i es plon of ‘The conditions have been p [Penne re ————ee Ro games have been played up to One run rie {Great Britain, defeated Willam A.|the various stables and no. effort wit | one and one-third miles, walking one as we ty again day tead’s Good” Work. FISHING. e Wete. The first, which took place at the La th Inning. Larned, champion of the United States,| be spared to bring about the ra Imile, running one mile, and finishing While Mitehell Ww ie ac ad, from | the Hampton 1,00 *Ricve_ Split. Bamboo 5 ° Bolo Grounds, was won by the Cor-|, Hen aicka Sleastert is, Mo 4 {in three sets by the score of 6-0, 6-3, far the owner of Dick Welles jn the/ Up by riding a ‘bicycle five miles, ally the Qua worked five f eS pe * Rod, silk wound..... Ic ? Its by a score of 17 to 1 The AO OUGE Ree aneue a. fied a omariand 08 jonty one who has expressed himself as] within fifty-eignt minutes and thirty- ee Dovte, turn Be ee ee mile sat 6 i beo0 None jJancowond, sik 76 hi a) McGovern’s team took into camp, | SY {N08 phirdlitouArat The match was the challenge contest) being w two seconds, Naa eea tN i owell's Athelroy eT Ae ‘ e v. 4 ox Gs rd to fire allenge os veing willing to enter. ‘o seconds, g weeminute clip. Doe Row Athelroy "oN Split. Bambe | awe in Brooklyn, with a’ score FIT aed . Conroy out, se of the National Championship ‘Tourna- —$—__— Ce BROOKLYN VS. VINCENTIAN. |: fone five fet poled oft 2675 None naniie, apectit, 3659 This next game is therefore the | Arst. No runs ment. and it is the fet time that a , ; (from 6) Freled of 45,00 Bristol Steel Roa, very 3.49 spubber: and eithe: one of the little Sixth Inning. | foreign player has ever won the highe s The baseball game will be one of the furlongs elgit special . s f ther lose hts ne Mghest strongest iitractions at t abo ame strin reig ths F650) No. dC African Steel 3.95 Sel eae AMOR ANE ele rhe] Elberfeld and Gangel retired Orth | honors that the Ameviean co.wts offer. | Plenle-and games of!the Brouklyn Acie ‘mile int inother of | Os Cane Rod 2 | y § x ms an veel did as mue 1 atte icnie and games of the Brooklyn Ati Larenot sereenene Gaiditlons of the maten demand that| and Williams and Gangel did as muen| ‘the oetting was all the wav from 4 wal i 1 Wide was 1 I5¢ xianey Base Balt........ SC | semi-profersionals or amateurs only i 1 to 6 to.1 in favee of the Englishma d 2 : ' worked soven fur- Best 2-Ply Hooks, all makes, H can play. my 1 over short and Fi Lorillard's at Ie and 20c doz. ————— while Manzell was a phitie Louise « i fi in 1.10. Thetis ee ~~... BASEBALL. * ty.n0s breezing ail the x Louisville Slugger Base- mA Fabius, the same ¢ 706 “Pai nate meer Base: 49¢ the mile route in 149, vo. 9X D. & otaee a Hed Ave furlongs in 110. | 3.79 Nidewridabreee, 1.05 oft one mile In 17. | 425 No. 2b Victor Hore 656 r sent Privilege a | be hide ileld Glove... Yo, 11 Victor Mitt Willams sacrificed them rfeld bunted and Ke row. en home and third he sidestepped ot hom nd in th redoas well Dav Pe sat ype] Larned won the service, and on the y runs ut of the bo-| SARAT ASV SRODEA Rd eens: © ov Thomas awoke to the fact yesterday _,,NOTES OF THE DIAMOND. pHa’ Jack Doyle ts playing better ball and |B aitting better this season than he has Ince he was a m of the champion rioles. His heart b uz Is in every mame the trolley-dodgers play, and to a sure w ri HARVARD ENGAGES HANLAN, icntinet, BOSTON, Aug 27.—Ned Htanlan, recent- Jel to The Fveaing Worl) (Special to The Exening World) ly coach of the Columbia crews, nas| Montda ¢ Aug, 7.—Millionalre F.| PROVIDENCE, R. 1, Aug, 2%} heen engaged to take ch Aes | vard’s oarsmen next y i outs and ne Americ nest died at ‘firs Hanlan Ociawaha and }y ch cre ” a ee a love score and tae sec yy hia “Young Corbett's’ sparring partner. Kid i 4 half. mile in 05 Jak 12.00 % * $0 whim is due much credit for many of and the second at io, On his) ‘ ft th |James Ten Eyck were candidate, tern, ging together oped | &¢ Genitine Horsehid x3 x es American League Standing. second service Larneu worned bur] Chat he was being swindled out of thou =, r a Wateesitonicc: PRC iea tes. o anes ey 1 pee Pr ALP ep te risus aye bis steam's victor! . ‘ | Ponerty forced aim inte. dit | sf dollars. His; attention was|MoFadden, fought his eightieth battle | the position five-eighths of a mile in 1.04 1- HOcVictor Amateur League 2Re tons, last night, when he got the decision | nd after lead 0 love & Awith Garvin, Jones, Schmidt to the fact when cashiers of some 1OcHeel and Toe Piates,' rer be twirling winning ball for the ti American lost the game by his erre cs ebooks roached him and re-|over Hughey Glancy, of Pawtucket, the palr ; Mesttotcers: It looks now as if Ned Han- here was a fn but of rally bas wa thy of ie f Oe, 8 PIS ‘of markers jwhich| State champion. The fight was a twen- | 2.0080. ,4. Bat, Bail 1,05 Beaiascrowd will make another strong the poines to deuce by his accurate place] (ney claimed he owed ty-round go In the wilds of Scituate, | * leather | trimmed. s finiah. he polos to deuce by his accurate place) (10K 18M ade no, bet with you” pro- round g Lau | 8 cont man that ts euffering from 2.50%9..), 5-Bat Ball 1.48 shots, but he wai unsteady that Do 40 sports attended the session, | s ather trimmed. “ € (Bay Oe onaire. | and 1 the mil herty’ had all the of the scoring and! ‘aay epoolal douse o condition to come aud Come to Me, Rave @ social chat with me, and I will ex- plain to zou, P While Jimmy BSheckard is not hitting i eishiers told him the bets had| which lasted late i Black Calf Baseball ald a e jet on the games up the end of the) haniae ; Jaated i system of treatment which I . eau 9 Pemicellas well aa he did a few weeks eet, Which Doherty took at ¢ love) The! ade in his name, and the Youngs) ‘rhe petting was that McFadden would | inated and developed after experience in treating. dis: Bo. ely 1h) he is making Up for this fall de good. He ng eee ee ing long dtives which, u 4 points re reluctantly made food. Hel vin inside of ten rounds, | pecullar to men. It is a treatment don scientific knowledge. i P Brabbing long drives which usually See eet ie NAA er eorge Wheelock to notify mem- s have vo free prop ‘or sample traatments to offer you. My educa- ) look line triples ibetore: Jimmy starts: for W. AL Larned...) 01242 6-1-0 sof the Metropolitan Tur Associa- — | tion, my experience, y conscience, my reputation, condemn al! such qukckery ) that no one is empowered to bet in ) them. A LS comid Set, s name. WYaekiitecn, and Ritter are developing ’ diac ein Gee DAVE SULEIVANNIC FIGHT: eee ae terest CROKER'S SON IN ve eeeanyeg, ot tae cecal ith, [EVENTS OF TAILTIN GAMES.) saciay Goodman, the feather-welsnt! By and are splendid thre CW) ARRON Ge = Tony Me me: paathine ot pitehe ie, bane. un played brildanty at times 2 Hahn ry of Boston, who put Tony Moran, ae! nol KEL Ais backhand stroke most prominent events on thefof this city, to sleep in four rounds in g00d, too. -s 4 nor aver net On roe rote Tailtin Games at] Boston on Tuesday night, has another \ Jorfan, who !s | r place of Tim F ersonal If you wil! call and see me T will give you, free ot charge, a thorough examination, together with on honost aud sclentific opinion of your c rag I find your case is incurablo I will honestly tell you so. If, on the othe 4, find your case is curable, I will insure you of a permanent cure, inasmu will give you n written quarantee to cure you or refund to you every cent you have paid in case I fall to effect @ permanent cure of your condition, I make uo charge for medicine: they are always Included in the nominal fee asked. T attribute my sucy to promising nothing but what I cau do, and always doing what I promise. VARICOCELE DRAINS end cosas that sap the very A Colubla. Grophophone 5.00 and 12 Columbla 50c. High Speed New Molded Records, permanently eured with gat tying operation, Ne oa) Yeas ot time, Me first javelin, putting the stone, rising} be Dave Sullivan, They will try con- is backhand Lammed| and striking the hurling pall, archery, }olusions In a fifteen-ound bout before ext game and whieh g and) dencing the Criterion A, C., of Reston, on reapaly . Park on Labor Day are throwing| match on his hands, His opponent will PPiyns, is making: good makes many Viperieatior fourth game h nal stops of hard hit grounde Piand is hitting the ball a bit. J) AiEOL TGs e And while he | shoo » som i made his first error in six games yes. i 4 RE CA ebe hid varrarawere eolenetiitnt ley are the most ancient forms of | Sent. 2. ULCERS Srebem Uf tresiment. 7 ye Aa DEAT. BEACH, Nod. Ane hs i itde & ish player held] ataieuc exercises, and. thelr history a - avute ond, carente, Oy wy ECZEMA forty-nine startera in t aoe s 3 thes came tales bAcK Hundreds and Caousands of ayetem treatment are Berd ocerceny. who covered right gar: The: Dea say TEM eaariebiarnedaraes vifiwing | Seas Tirowing the Javelin ts the very GATES A BIG WINNER. rea ve Scans, eryetpelan, or any eruptive den Arolleyedodgers unt a i P Tracie rarsihel thetbnninacabonarres And witk [oldest form. of throwing a missile. for ; STE EE aa Re Hin, wind Rp 11h POLO LOL URL ERLE EEG er SARATOGA, Aug. 7 — eottne, Ne pai HYDROCELE exchange machine and allow $3.00 for Benaulor ; Mac tiny zh ment oft ned *| ENGLISH GOLFERS REST, | war one of the ble winn DISCHARGES same any time, Th Josixteens Kept on; mistake of , . Gretchen's victory in the Adirondack or any swellings or tender- —— i ———_—_- this tt omateh play for tis] the deadly overhead Ktrokes : oe Stakes. He personally made one waser stepens evapietely. W Bese or Impediments cured RESULTS AT CHICAGO ‘AnisGavornor's’ clips | Luglishman were brought into pla The English golf team now In this} |r g:o09 with Cowan on the filly, whose fg GLOOD'POISON- WILE 8 CSRINE SURrEtIeD, scrotal jaca 10. far the at Ae ae ae ne antes ath nak pind AOL UM BACT: | price wanjan edad ae(8 tp 4, ING RHEUMATISM I wehich put Heieaned Croker, | Mas come oveewnialn lay. when 2 Up against an us Nas inset conte’ eines . WIHORNY RACE TRACK, CHI : an A oe tae Ey atid calding eaat of the Alleghentes. Walter PIRATES” RELEASED. potent. of treatment. | Aug. %7.—Following are the re-| Phe Third Set. J. ‘Travis will captain the All-Americans aS NERVOUS DEBILITY BLADDER AND KIDNEY 125 W. 42d st, N.Y. I i x = ] F . 2d st, N.Y. | tot sine! races uled to be run/PICK HAMBURG BELLE TO WIN| crne tnira ser was plaved at a The play will “hoo gn the Garden Cis | prrrgRURG, Pa. Aug 2.-Pitteurg Qf by my qretm ot treatment aa pormanentiy CONDITIONS 65-67 Corllondt St, tio7 Bedforday.,8k }} pees: eae in bs erty took the le Mt at ti fi of Clabia tn! rh, > ene ahmed have to-day, released pitchers Witholm ani Syed, [rreepenive ot ‘ths time you bave been by my erton of treatment ghow sigue of tm 1) Nassau st, 637 Broad st. | ‘0 nd a half furlongs. Serene aNRRSE a raed came. up strong E a defen thelr 4 t 3 as at ones. ” Mout 5 to 't and 2 Tet | especial to The Bvening Workd) nd by ‘a fiaah of hie od seg’ he ere and are contitent of carrying ott mpson, and Catcher Corish, of Hel Write if you cannot eall. All corres trictly confidential and all replies l25th st.,cor. 7th ave,| Newark, N. J, || 2, was second; Sauert| SARATOGA, Aug Saratoga racing Ato bring the games to deuce aty i a, signed and reported to-day sent in plain envelopes, In fe atamp to Indure reply, Time—0.58 MER areGAIE CAlkiOR) Obl ANB latconceel ten the real battle began for| ————— peal Ad hanes OFFICE HOURS—9 A. M, to 830 P.M. Sundays, 10.4. Mt. to 4 P. wun wan hi a elfect upon t d Race—Three-quarters of a mile.| kind of a hune in e Fut by Muresca, 7 to 10 and 1 to 3: Rnening ce Us 2.to-5, was second and Censor 3 mie 1.37. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE, DR.R. H. M. MACKENZIE’S Medical and Surgical Office, 126 WEST 324TH STREET. ane A y printed a y starters wit sing to relate, t and the most pron All, Hamburg Bel Hepa ernel BIG MEN IN TRAINING, Detrolt-Chicago American 1 ntoftaking| Gus Rublin, the ‘Akron Giant," and Game Postponed, side lines. ‘Th service fell tol roand baut’ before. then Ws eae troit-Chicago game was postponed on Larsed. and this cave him a Ane oppor-' sporting Club of Philadelphia, Sept. 7,] @ccount of rain. A double-header will ft out of the iat. This ts Hunity to bring the wanes to deuce, have begun training tor’ the contest, | b€ played to-morrow. ed an a strong Up by au which he did up t 3ut he was Ruhlin' is wetting into condit —$————. Was postponed on aiitinus: racing men, who naw regard! fly beaten in th pih game at Dyker Helgnts “Club, witle Caster ts Baseball To-day, 4 P.M. American Leagu ‘amburg Belle as a certaln winner. 10-8, oe Pere" —F we ycunding up into shape at Atlantic City,[areater No ¥. va Waab. B'way @ 1601 5: Briton. In the tw imos within a amptonsnin. heat him off by paper on lon lectlons unaur nished by ex face shan cane be, Three and Seven Time Want Ads, { Fill Boarding Houses and Rooms, |