The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1903, Page 10

THE WORLD: THURSDAY ‘EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1908. 6 SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPO RTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD. © farm 01 NOT PLAY TO-DAY ., uled to Take Place “On the} * Hil” This Afternoon. “RAIN PREVENTED THE GAME SCHEDULED TO BE PLAYED BE- ‘WEEN THE GIANTS AND CIN- INNATI “REDS” IN CINCINNATI ‘0-DAY: PEN DATE, IT 18 LIKELY THAT HE TWO TEAMS WILL PLAY FF THE GAME THEN. Sept. Chicago White Socks were unable to play thelr double-header this afternoon owing to the rain. It was decided by the managers of the two teams to play two games to-mor- row if the weather permits. Pitts arg-Boston (NX. L.) Game Pont- poned. (Special to The Evening World.) game be- ITTSBURG. Sept. 17.—The edited to be played here to-day tween the Roston and Pitteourg tional League teams was posiponed Of account of wet grounds. IChicago (XS. L.) Winn First Game. (Special to The Evening World.) JEHICAGO, Sept. 17.—The first game of tH® double-header platsved here to-day Fbetween the Philadelphia aad Chicago National League teams resulted in a g¥ictory for Chicago by the following HE. z= bcore. 4 Bier i 90000-1805 d 0110406 7 3 id Roth; Lundgren be ‘Umpire—Emalte. ieee) Washingt jetrolt (A. 1.) Game Postponed. (Special to The Evening World.) * waSHINGTON Sept. 17,—Wet grounds Prevented the game scheduled to be lai od pare fo;cay Liye the DEE ington American ague teams. ‘ {, BiladelpMa-St.Louts (A.L.) Double~ Header Postponed (Special to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 17.—The Gouble-header that was scheduled to be ed here to-day between the Phila- elphia and St. Louis teams was post- f poned on account of wet grounds. a — | ATTELL’S RECORD. Attell has certainly made a grand ree- 074 and 1s now recognized as one of the 7 (ih toremost fighters of his class in ihe “BE “world. He is not, however, the style . of fighter that pleases an audience, be- cause he acts a great deal on the de- fensive. instead of the aggressive. Fight followers want to see the man that car- Ties the battle to his opponent. ‘That @tyle is the popular fighter of the dav. oo HAWTHORNE FINISHES. g (Special to The Evening World.) 4 HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK, CH1- » CAGO. Sept. 17.—The races scheduled to - tbe run here this afte’noor resulted as © follows: First Race—One mile.—Won by Lad: fi Jocelvn, to 39 and | io Sam, ato for place, was second and ‘Florence third, Time—1.45 2-5, oe Second Race: short course, Tandvise. 7 to 2 d 6 to 5 5 oven for piace. was second and Indian il, third. Time—3.17 3-5. ‘Third Race—Three-quarts of ile, —Won by The Kentucklan, 3 10'2 and eer a esc, 2 to 1 for Ufcs wae second; Rag Tag ‘was wird. Teme apres ‘ie as 4h T me i one Race — One_ mile.—Won by (5 Romer judge Hines, 5 to 2 and even; Laura: lighter, 5 to 2 for place, was’ second away was third; ume, 1.46, " ——$—<—a———_- RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS, i (Srecial to The Evening World DELMAR PARK RACE TRAC LOUIS, Sept. 17.—Following are th pults of the races scheduled to ere ihis afternoon First Race—Taree-quar Won by Pehoove, 4 to Escobar, 12 to 1 for place. Ultra Vires was third. Time. Secund Kace—Six and one-half Jongs.— Won by. Wilhelmina, § to 1 2 Sting. 1 to 2 for place. was as third, Time—.31 1 ST 2 re. rua be Third - One mile—Wo: on Ohigh, 2) to 1 and el i ul fo} for pl Was third are w Pirat Dux Cs sett + Oymplan Paristenno . Ariatocracy nd fi Aye tna one-half fer Riverdale .. Raby Hempstead. 107 follow: co—Handicuy: about six furlongs 20 Fh maidens; 10 110 100 thodox ‘10 Shady Lady 4 Pace—Handicap: one mile and a Short Hoy River Pira prigand 02 Colonsa: 100 Sir Roche : OT Charawina + 9 nelling; two. a Revitie one Rain Caused a Ssinsnbihwnt | of the Double-Decker Sched- | AS TO-MORROW !S AN | ICAN LEAGUE PARK, New) —The Highlanders and) for to-morrow's raves | “Rocky Mountain Kia” Will Take a Crack Out of the Celebrated David Will Be Busy with Sammy Smith} and Kid Goodman. BY KNOCKOUT. TERRY M’'GOVERN VS. SAMMY SMITH, Friday, rounds, National A. C., Philadelphia. TERRY M’GOVERN VS. “KID” GOODMAN, 30, ten rounds, Criterion A, C., Boston. | “YOUNG CORBETT” VS. DAVE SULLIVAN, Wednesday, Oct. 14, ten rounds, Criterion A. C., Boston. Sept. 25, six Sept. Wednesday, ‘HERA are bubbles in the feather-welght pugilistic pot ‘That programme looks like it, doesn't it? And that’s not the finish by any mean: ‘Young Corbett” travelling up among the goats to Johnson’s Road House next Saturday to fit himself for a fall campaign on the canvas battle- flelds has fiung down the gloves to the whole feather-weight world. First come; ‘rst served, f Date Book Filled, Third-Raters, Back Up. Terrence McGovern, first rival for the] Now’that the champlon and the ex- lnurels which the Denverite flaunts, has! champion are on the war path there his date book so full thit he in filling| won't be so many third-raters taking in new ensagements on the cov salloon ascensions of the top plecr every Siiniearidaewithiatils that sean time “Corbet” or MoGovern doesn’t cunning that stamped him during the| ORK Nis neck, wigning to fight them. — meteoric carter o: rrible Terry" as|in the summer time, when there Is noth- the best manager of pusilists that ever| lis doing. I's different wher the cham. a mak aie pions are r o jump Into a ring put pen to a wet of s, yesterday ‘any moment, “Che ch engers are | at matches fe clinched two IN A CLINCH WITH LEFTS FREE. A Bit of “Dope. What do the dope sheets say about the threo battles these little chaps have mm Let's see lynite Sammy nth, champion pugilistic spriater of the world, and "Kid" Good- n, a Knuckle-dusting gent in Bean- town, are a couple of rungs by which Terrence hopes to climb to another walk if he can, cate crack at his lost crown. He'll climb all right, too. he fect-footed, cel-like Sammy. Sammy Watch him. x elusive the willow: and) theewiap vas a yellow streak down his bacl isa yard wide and all yellow David, of Cork. that That Emerald Isle product, Mr. David much for Quakertown's Ghetto Idol. Sullivan, of Sleepshead Bay, New York, NAUMRENT EC OLMANT | Cork and Boston, is ‘Corbett's' ambitious, game youngster, and that slug- litte fighters peetive curtain raiser for the wind-Jam- ‘on of 1903-04, itted against a slug: ming fed r one of the gr David has been disturbing the) that ever dug his ‘fves" Into a glove. | peace of the community with a long, “CORBEDT—SULLIVAN, | Avletul wail to the effect that the! on form, Sh “doping” {8 permis- R Mountain Kid" 1s afraid to sible, a ‘git, Sullivan is meet him. one df th feathers really entitled mt : todo ba such men as “Core | Tf David still thinks so let him put! ger! and Mec CS Ce eS his name to the artictes which the Crl-| {na class. by elves, It yemains to be seen’ 1f he makes will send him, Billy Maynard eald Corbett was afraid to meet lim just before thelr last mect- Ing in Quakertown. “Come up and tell me if you still think fight,” said ge Con ned to-overhear him, Mr. Sullivan. Knocked Maynard out in | terion Club alta Over tn Slowy “Corbotu' will probably fight in Phila- before the Sullivan go, just as iaer. ne meantime, both youngsters have Fy boxes open, and they say chem “und after the the rush, Sullivan While the Brooklyn Terror ti YOUNG CORBETT” AND MGOVERN ARE NOW READY FOR ALL COMERS) NEW PITCHING RECORD. | Oliver Faulkner, pitcher for the /Wil- minzton (Del.) Avthietic Club team, has established a prld's record by pitching 77 innings without a run being | scored inst nim. The best previous CARSEY HAS NEW PLAYERS. | "Kid" Carey's Metropolitans zy y the Everett College team Sunday seventh street | | venue, Carsey has ‘new players, and it was coupled with his | performarwe was ‘py Pitcher Jeunes that shut out the Wiggs, of Helena, Mont, who In dn: Ra 2 blanked all opponents for 44 con- | good ame. 1s secutive. Innings lt Jockey George Odom has again signed | | to ride for Capt. 8. 8. Brown, the Pitts-| burg millionaire. tract will be the same as season, seasons for Capt. bination has been a winning one, BRGWN GETS ODOM. | ‘The terms of the cor those of this | ns that the boy will| 1 to ride for the | dy ridden two Brown and the com- which mea 0 for first Odom has_alve M’GOVERN AND “CORBETT” BEFORE AN EVENING WORLD CAMERA. TERRY SIDESTEPS LEFT FOR HEAD AND PUTS LEFT TO THE STOMACH. “CORBETT” BLOCKS BOTH LEADS, 4 For its annual horse show that will be held this year at the Empire City track, Yonkers, the Westchester Coun- ty Horse Show Association has receive. one of the best entry lists ta its his- tory. Almost 400 entries have been recelved for the fifty-six classes, and ‘he names make {t certain that almost every prominent show horse in the wast will be seen in competition for the blue rbbons at the Yonkers course where the show will be held, starting next Wednesday, and continue for four days in conjunction with the fall trotting meeting of the Empire City Trotting Club. Notable among the exhibitors are Miss A. A. Marks, Geo. C. Ciausen, Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, Wm. H. Balsiand -B..DeWaltsomb -Bast View Stock Farm, Mrs, Henry Siegel. H. FISTIC TREATS IN STORE FOR PUGILISM’S PATRONS. Willio Fitzgerald, the. South Brooklyn light-weight, will meét Mike Ward, of Port Huron, in a ten-round bout before the Port Huron A. C. to-night Huge Kelly and Joe Curtin will be the principals in a ten-round ‘bout at Grand Rapids, Mich,, to-night. COMING BATTLES. {er eee Robert Fitzsimmons vs. Con Coughlan, Philadelphia, Sept. 25. Charley Neary vs. Young Mowatt, Milwaukee, Sept. 25. George Hoey vs. Joe Baker, to a finish, in New Jersey, Sept. 25. | Gus Rublin vs, Kid Carter, Philadelphia, Sept. 28. | Tom Wallace vs. Jerry McCarthy, Salt Lake City, Sept. 28. Eddie Hanlon vs, Benny Yanger, San Francisco, Sept. 29. a Jack Johnson vs. Hank Griffin, San Francisco, Sept. 29. "Kid" Carter vs. Joe Walcott, Boston, Oct. 7. Jack Johnson vs. Sandy Fergusun, San Francisco, Oct. 16. INDIANS ON THE FOOTBALL PLANS ler FARREN DRAWS SAVAD ,fen, of Philadelphia, and Herman Mil- ler, the | getting so much the worst of it that | he could be picked as a loser. Phe interest, in the Aight was keen and the house was crowded, cause the men had met two weeks ago, when Farren eleventh round; it had looked up to that time as though’ Miller had been @ shade the better of it. would certainly Farren's punches lacked force. siishman had a nice, protectin ducked cleverly and was right there with the when Miller led his hard punches, Had Farren not been able to protect himself well he would! have been put out BILLY GARDNER BEAT TOMMY DALY (Speciai to The Evenine World.) BOSTON, Sept. 17.—Bllly Gardner, of Lowell, knocked out Tommy Daly. of Brooklyn, in the twelfth round of thelr bout st the Criterion Club list night. Gardner had the advantage in weight WITH MILLER (Special to The Evening World.) NNAH, Ga., Sept. 17.—Billy Far- of Paltimo avannah met last night before Athletic Club in a bout ‘that was scheduled for twenty-five]and reach, but Daly showed cleverly Johnny Burdick vs. Chester Goodwin, Marlboro, Mass., Sept. 18, |rounds, and which went the limit. It|the whole distance till Gardner hooked Jack (“Twin”) Sullivan vs. Charley McKeever, Boston, Sept. 22. was @ hard, rough fight. The men yere {a left to the solar plexus in the twelfth pei ie fai ae See {evenly matched, and at no stage of the| that put Daly down for the count. Jimmy Kelly v Kid" Griffe, Roxbury, Mass., Sept. 23. |wame was it evident that elther was| Gardner was the favorite at odds of 10 to 6, but Daly gave the small enders a good run for their money. In the mix-up Daly was superior and countered strong with both hands, but Gardner s fierce left jabs had a wear- ing effew. Daly took punishment game- ly. For elght rounds he held his own, but for the rest of the distance Gardner was in front, In the preliminaries Joe Williams, of Cambridge, put Tommy Burns, | of Brooklyn. ‘away in three rounds and Billy Ryan defeated Billy Griffin in eight rounds. PHILLIES’ NEW MATERIAL. It would seem to de the part of wis- dom for those in contro! of the Phillles to experiment with as much new ma- terlal as possible between now and the close of the season. This was be- had been awarded a foul. ~ ‘his was in the sision on the etting: He had many night, who thought he put’ Farren out, Mil. hit harder than Farren, but the En- effective way of He blocked “and ers la: himself. vest returns he had in the shop these swings, Roth men wero very GRIDIRON FIRST + (Special to The Evening World.) | (Special to The Evening World.) CARLISLE, Pa., Sept. 17.—The Car] NEW HAVEN, Sept. 17.—Followers of old Yale are watching with eagerness Indians, always early beginners. a i iy! ‘the early football plans at the New Ha. play their first game Sept, 19. A week | ‘ven ‘Varsity, Inter all the other collegos except Yale] "‘rnis promises to be a season of ex- begin thelr seasons. Harvard meets! periment at Yale, both because of the lisle ENGLISH CRICKET TEAM ARRIVES The English cricketers are here to FERGUSON IN TOWN | WANTS A FIGHT Lumbering around the city yesterday} lo the teeth of the gale was Sandy| Play games throughout the country, Ferguson. the huge Poston fighter. hey arrived on the Oceanic after @ companying him was Johnny Mack, h zh passage. Qiminutive. manager, Ferguson bad{ The visitors will play thetr opening tnore trouble in keeping Mack from not|/ Ame to-morrow, when they will meet Wav thas Be had ip at-|& team of Philadelphiz “colts” on the peing blo" tending to himself. It was to talk fight that Mack brought his big charge were, He visited The Evening World offid and relieved him- solf of the statement that he was ready to fight any beavy-weight in the world. He stated a preference for staking his prowess against that of Champion Jim Jeffries. Ho sald that if Jeffries would not consider his proposition, Bod Hit simmons or Jack Munroe would be ac- ground of the Germantown C, C., at Philadetyhia. Tae ‘colts team will comprise sixteen and a captain, and it is expected that the game will last dur- ing Friday, Saturday and Mon The second Philadelphia game will be played against the Gentlemen of Philadelphia on the ground of the Merton C. C., at Mavenford, on Friday, Saturday and Monday, Sept. and 28. New York has been offered Wednesday and Thurs- day, Sept. 3 and Oct. 1, but an effort {4 being made to have’ these ‘dates changed to next week, The team m: play. a match in Baltimore between two of thelr Philadelphia games, and will wind up With @ match in Philadelphia on the grounds of the Philadelphia Cricket Clb, at Wissahickon Meight:, on Priday, Saturday AR UARG: Be ty commodated with a if they but gaid the word. CUBAN GIANTS VS. HOBOKEN, Coban X Glants will play the _Hovoken team text sunday, at |, George Cricket SrA, and are vag ced i ‘i i vanta|®PPlication of the new football rules to eae Ut ro ema e staan) the game and because of the large nin tackles Wesleyan, and Cornell and He-|ber of ateriing old players whom Yale bart meet will lose. : The new 7 ralen Yale begins Sept. 28, playing Trinity, rules ave not at all to Ya Uking—that is, to the liking of the re- ge ralal tials. axon shat DONOR the} cent Yale Players who have helped bring season will be fairly startec Yale's peculiar style of play to the stand- West Point and Annapolis do not ard that it reached in 1900 and 1902. meet this year, but the soldiers play &) gq notable are the changes made In the game almost as important when they! ruies that it will be necessary for Yale meet the University or Chicago at West! try an almost entirely new system of Point, Nov. 14. The only other Eastern! niay in the middle of the field. which is a team to play against the West 8 the| desavantage that some of the smaller Carlisle aggregation, which goes to Chi! oneges that have been playing a more fago to meet Northwestern University | open game have not to face. Thanksgiving Day. It will be @ matter of experiment for SS weveral weeks at Yale this fall to bring the game around to the new system of DOBBS A HORSEMAN. — |e s —$—_—_ JOCKEYS FINED. Centre Fielder Dobbs, of the Brook- has bought of L. R. Acker lyn club, the chestnut pacing mare Baby Ruth, for $760. She has a matinee record of} Bullmai Higgins, . O'Neill and 2:10\. Dobbs will ship her to his Ten-|aticnaels were fined $% each for their attempts to get away In front in the Fillow Stakes and repeatedly breaking through the barrier, .This was Higgins's first fine, and he took the matter much to heart. —————— n CYCLISTS OFF TO AUSTRALIA, Iver Lawson and Floyd MeFarland, line cyclists, sail to-day from erirco Hoth are ontored La the nessee home. —— ae TWO JONES CASES, Brush's alleged wrath over the -Na- onal Board's award of Jones to Chi- cago American League Is a bron ak Fielder Jones's case has not reashed. 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The arrangement for this year@ Westchester County show is an excel- lent one, as provision has been made for the showing of horses in a special ring just inside ofethe main track at Empire City Park.@.There will be trotting in conjunction with the Horse Show, four races being scheduled for each day, including an exnibitton by Major Delmar against the world's reo- ord of two minutes. ‘This trial will take place on Thursday, September 24. NEW YORK’S MASTER SPECIALIST. E. Clayton, D.- a, Cu ‘and radtenl in keg fava by my own ‘famous) STRICTURE cre. ft jug. pain’ or lose of time, Tt y,cure ANY ra 8 ea ras L0 OD aaiical cures I 4a 60 to 90 days, POISON i i ees WASTING “ius &2 Sa WEAKNESS # exclusively is si ea Su honestly, trea fully ae ee eeu es Health Im, the short SiC dime. with the least medjolne, dis comfort’ and ex race "| guarantee to cure. any 1c er cannot call, fame. ed Medininns furniabed, DE LR, WILLIAMS & 165 West 34th St, N. Y. Hours,® A.M. to8 P.M. Sundays. 10 to 3. Sporting. BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB, SIX RACES TO-MORROW AT 2,15 P.n, SPECIAL TIME TABLE To-MORROW, ‘rains leave &. Sith at, RR, 14.10, si Me 1.09, vio