The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1903, Page 10

CVE aNy “ : ‘ THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1903. ‘© SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD. ¢@ ——— SNAPSHOT OF LIVELY WORK AT. HARVARD IN PREPARATION FOR SATURDAY’S GAME WITH THE INDIANS IN HARD PRACTICE, GET AQUEDUCT OPnIG OY ww ars HEAD FOY HG MES hc YOUNG GOROETT" GETS Theatrical Managers Hold Out! are to be worked in the contest against Yale next Saturday on the Polo) Wher Smathers Has Hopes Inducements to Big Cham-|Gtunds. The men are recovering from their hard scrimmages with the} that He Will Eclipse Lou Apening day at Aqueduct was very; many accidents and interference, i‘ . . University of Pennsylvania eleven, and all are likely to be in ine when the ‘] That litle left hook and that ter-|He says he js going to fight all the = Pepeceatings here ware, lots of! things Veually the porses first away were! pion to Give Sparring Exhi-|refereo’s whistle sounds the beginning of the game. Dillon’s 1.58 1-2 Mark at} rinc right uppercut of “Young Cor-|Way and make the champion “step % @ ordinary, First of all the) tires funionga in length, the dongest aa Princ " ‘ . bett"? are golng to be worked to-night. | Some." fesowd inspected the improved course, |inat any course boasts of, barring West-| Ditions Around Country. poston ie) Warniors are) preparing tor Cornell s /sardy/ and). teming Memphis to-Day. With those same blows which won him| Qno thing Is that Murphy can hit ‘ ut tater their attention was dis-| ‘hester. eleven, while up at Cambridge the Harvard eleven is getting ready to take the feather-weight championship ¢the| hard, He is clever, too, and is likely, 3 tracted by the vemarkable upsets in| Cussidy’s Method of Starting. = tho scalps of the Indians, sturdy “Rocky Mountain Kid’ will try|‘ make it very interesting for “Come » & snow squall’ and a new! Mr, Cassidy introduced hin own| Ctamplon Jim Jeffries has many of- “MEMPHIS, Oct. 27.—Now tt's up to|in the ring of th rion A. C. to hee before the finish, no matter whem 4 ‘method of starting. All these things | method of starting yesterday. He let| fers these days from theatrical man- Major Delmar to break Lou Dilion's|cause Hughey Murphy, the clever New| !t does come, 49 kept the boys line up behind the st " 9 t He has met the champion before. That ea the crowd on edge all afternoon. | {je bo: lk Gn Te teens etarele ndJagers who ars anxious to have him trotting record of 1.58 1-2. The Major,| York feather-welght, to iny down DIS/¢tine it’ took the. litte champion six a / A strange thing, » was the 8P-/|the starts were a bit ragged, but on on the road giving boxing exhibi- who now has a mark of 2.00, will go|echamplonship aspirations. The cham-) hard-fought/ rounds to put. the New ie Pearance of Lander's band, somewhat the. Whole the starts were good, “and | tions. Joe Han, who Is ‘Jeff's’ repre- after the little mare's record here to-| pion will have fifteen rounds in which| Yarker fw over Murphy claimed he Mttenuated as co numbers, but capable, Will be, better in the future. °° | |wontative, In considering the offera and day sf the conditions are favorable, | to attain his purpose, : was hot really fit to fight, that he was a fot making a great deal of tuneful in motions and not fiat-footed, {t in| expects (0 accept one within the next Owner Smathers and Trainer Alta| Tho dittanc ay, !2 too long.|all out of condition and did not do . nevertheless. A band at*Aque-|un excellont plan,,and as, s00 rty-elg! ald believe the Major can at| Murphy does not think so, And Mur-| himse e; . ‘ fh A plan, nas the| forty-eight hours. Donald bell: he M. And Mur-| himself Justice, He asked for this bout 4 is @ rarity, hence special men-|Tiders catch Mr.’ Cassidy's ideas” the : 5 least beat the two-minute mark, and Sen id is mot eoing to| ad “Corbett.” always obliging enoug . a y, hence spe i lstarta ‘should be very good Some| Jettrles will send for Joo Kennedy, have hopes that he will oclipse the|P&Y: It may be sald, Is ne }to give @ fellow another chance when eg Truly Aqueduct ts swelling OUC mignt also be truer The starts were |the California heavy-wolght, In a few pa 1.68% performance of Billing’s trotting | tT’ to rob Arthur Duffy, the cha a he thinks he has not had enough, gave ¥ fost pretentiously! Watehed with interest yesterday, and/days and have him as his arcing queen. eprinter, of any of his laurels either.|{t to him. j AIL fe Et Me volition tor Ola-Timers. will be closely watched in the future. | partner while he 18 on the road. NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 27.—In or-| Glass paid special attention to Morton, is And, another thing. The starter was z= mn! der to be fit and on edge for the game|while Corbin kept Roraback on the EVERETTE AFTER MANNING, . a Meee tisge paatiinee: 9 with Columbia Saturday Yale has added | Jump : Kid Everette, of this city, would Uke veyed eee econ si) yee er I "Pa" Corin and “Brink Thorne to her | The 'varstty line was hit hard by the to mest Jim Manning, of Fort Lee, in w ¥ pornee: i coaching staff, With the assistance of |¥aten backs formed a secondary de- finish fight for $20 a side. Manning hae \Oid-timers rubbed their eyes and could vr peas Yale's backs formed a secondary de- Aeclalon: over: Evereth ‘4 x ome these two veterans and Field Coach | fense that was absolutely Indispensable. Slice EY SEOE Orn ANG Ver wees i oarcely believe Beta end Wei poe) wick and Edgar TT, 3 the sons | Tine and again the college backs struck says he would Uke to wipe out that dee “Aqueduct, which started out as a three- 1 have as formidable an array of | the varsity ne with such career as to feat. y ‘quarter track, by various stages te et through, ain and again Parm- ‘ —_ am eee 3 ei etry Jadvisers as any team could work under [Se seCor and Mitchell wourd stop that evoluted into one of a mile and a . fr quarte The main play Indulged in yesterday |attack and mplish what the line a f, with a five-furlong chute ane! by the team was at hammering away at should have done. mile-and- ————————— of 2 rhe oo : = : bat pacturiong, cpures with only . the defensive work of the 'varaity line [pene Coho cheeee cen ger coeinz [ae Cyclone” Substituted for Kid Carier, Who os eae Roving aay foriittarpubate McGraw Has Business Talk with “lron Man,’?| Merton, Roraback and Batchelder | frantic attempts to, ket, the contre of NA ver, ; were the ‘varsity centre trio in the firs: | the line, in condition to mee! : WwW K Ri by Inj ful, and ' ; should the Morningside men decide, to as Kept Out of Rin njury. “ eed (os) aM a tartar aor but Won't Tell the Resu!t-. halt of the afternoon's scrimmage, and hammer away at that portion of tne pt O EPpy ajuny one . hey received a thorough overhauling. ‘|jne. - ‘when favorite players had about ex- ee es fausted their cash capital, and had (Special to The Evening World.) ore in anything ut good ‘humor turned to long shots in the hope of eae eee ola Lad * the sultation, PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 27.—Kid Carter! When Referee Rocap announced that wetting even. Going to lose Joe edn: | It Is almost Im, geowover, that was unable to go on with Fred Cooley | Calter would not fo on. and his Lucky Ones Backed Atblana, Tay ue cary Sn irlers Pee ee oe ame reane tne: (ren at the Washington Sporting Club sininchang stvievor fighting seemed to 4 : 3raw hunted up McGinnity on! Man" some inducement that will result| ing 4 i 5 i le sult th Wd. The bout was full of Things started with a dazele, when) Sunday and had a tatk with him before |in his@abandoning his érip to California . aaah Bebe dR Call. |excitement, "nnd for, ‘the first three! j Athlana won at odds of 10) to 1. And|he left town. McGraw admitted last | next year. p seks . =| rounds Cooley was full of fight anc fall thay attarnoon, cneikept hearing of|night that he had pean MeGinnity, but | MoGinnity wants $1,000 Increase to HARD PRACTICE HOSPITAL | |S] fornia boxer, who has been doing good | more than held his own, but in the, Inst} | play wich the Giants next season, Dhilad e °F , was | three nds Kelly got In some harc c Quoky people who had chad ten or refused to #tate the result of their con- | Phunces are hol wet tent eam The mor a8 Hepeyeapenyanee ee Vey ringing punches and at one time ic} ‘twenty dollar bill on that long sho! = ure: + and he would take the ‘i ‘Astarita, the favorite, was never prom- -—_—.— SS ed and Cooley put up a slashing bout for! r ay and by « aen Nei! e1 th six rounds, Very little was known zonerals ayed the limit, a PectiaaOlentoataking here 11 © BRESNAHAN. DENIES HE HAS CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct, 2%7,—The (Special to The Evening World.) about Cooley, and a slim crowd was} i ae “x Btroller, Divination and Embarrass first real training which the Ha: CARLISLE, Pa. Oct. 27.—The Indians} ar the ring side when Ume was called, CHANCE FOR HALLIDAY. Seki Nall: tivoriteawentl Gown iniad Jeleven has done for dts coming | held ight practice yesterday in prepara-| Cooley showed up in good form and| Bobby Flynn, the little bantam-wetght ipdbacesiGal ‘Then Hopetil Misa was | IANTS with the “Pennsy" team on Nov. 7 was) tlon for the game with Harvard Batur-| created a favorable impression, but just | fighter, of Har who defeated Harry NEW YORK’S i eB ahek aaa YARNS adits indulged in yesterday by the entire] day, Much attention was given by the} what chance he stood with the hard-| Hiiner a iew Weeks aso, is out with a MASTER SPECIALIST. : 5 1d Ce ey team. The practice, as usual, was se-| coaches to the cripples, with a view to) nitting “Kid from Brooklyn is guess- fy to ie ey Body et 8 pounds Sp ‘tLe at aaanl Papp Jcret, and will remain so for the re-| getting them in shape for tho contest. | work, bet ot gam), George, Halliday preferred. | NERVOUS DBBILITY Cares... Bot lose, But lose ehe did, and her! qoreno, 0., Oct. 27.—Roger Bresana-| over, ainder of the season, during which| Williams, the big full-Back, Is still out} The show was not up ¢o the club's| Mynn says jhe will meet ‘Halliday'’s | M30 to 60 daya by my own Paleal heveung chance! tO) S8tl hans the ‘allsround| Gufiplaveri at’ nell swwtine: ¥ enay-ai , ime new formations will be developed. of the game, and so is Ca: stundard, and last night the prelimin-| manager at The Evening World office | fMimethoa, this season, for she was very bad-|...0 vy, 3 may quit my connections) for tho Quakers and several chang. 3s aries were one-sided and the spectators’ any time. STRICTORE cured tm 5 to 15 Wy out down in th New York Nattonal League team, whose) with the New York Club," said Bres-| made in the ‘varelty make-up both on account of injured legs. E cae, fa bis 19 IFACR: home is in this city, emphatically de-|nahan, “no one ever neard me kick! .S!l the players with the exception of| Jude, at left end, who promises to be ing, pain or loss of tose. ie Te a Some More at Juicy Odds. nies the rumor circulated to the effect about ‘the treatment I received from the! Nba, eno sien, injured purine the beds Bisse Niet reine pe leg vi PI OSTATIC £ ent h t | Ne Yo! Nub. offic! on urday, vere ou’ he ic " ne game. * Pormee A 300-to-1 chance named scotch | that he Is dissatifled with the treatment| New Nore Club officials. | So far as 1. ff In the line-tp "with ‘the ‘second | Fhe ‘Indians Will depend for umes Ol Tiwant every manishat ieusutering trot any, f eh OE top dare. Plume won this race. A 100-to-1 chance | accorded him by the officials of the club| jump the Giants I couldwt “Mfvg, eam the ‘varsity acored three touch-| quarter-back Tuns and. trick plays, as én. ome 0 6. special disease or condition to come and have "TROUBLES latter how Wn Belle of Selle Meade was second,|and had intended to quit the team for-| would." downs in a twenty-minute half, but the| the team is very light, Conch Warner | & social chat with me, and T will explain to jong stand 1 h LON QOA LO RUE ENOL omen sore = line was still weak In both offensive and! has hope of winning if the team ts in 4 you a syatem of treatment which I have orig- VARICOCEL red in 3 to find @ 0-to-1 chance, Oriskany, was defensive work shape. if inated ang developed atter my wloie life's experence in treating diseases peoullar jays by my own third. Not one of the choices was in — ——— WJ to men. It ie a treatment that ts based on scientific knowledge, I have no {reo ni process, the money, which speaks ill for the proponition, no trial or sample treatments to offer you. My education, my expe- 0! Heal cures in ¢0 to 00 fcumen of those who play races. Tlence, my ‘consclence, my reputation, condemn all such qu f you will call . remove every vestige of Belle of Belle Meade, whu showed i and see me I will give you, {ree of charre, a thorough personal exmivination, to- POISON son som, the system wi wo much speed in ter last race, was | gether with an honest and scentific opinion of you.’ case, ond if I find your case in aid of meroury or potas! 1 nly entitled to consideration. At | incurable T will honestly tell you so. If, on the other hand, I find you. case Is WASTING Tim 9 cure 10 te Bree aban ti nconmaecn tan) AL 1M curabie, 1 will ineure you of a permanent cure, inasmuch as Twill give you a i days my 01 Bide. price. rtten guarantee to cure you or refvind to you every cent you havo pall ii caso fA | M WEAKNESS simple remed: Julie M. saved the day for the talent, Lo) | I fall to effect a permanent cure of your condition. I make no charge for medi | exclusively 4 at she only managed to stagger home | cines, as they ure always included in the nominal fee asked. T attribute my auc- By | Don't Delay. Come To-Day, Ree ero ae RE anker home, cess to promising nothigx but what T can do, and always doing what I promis | I make no charge for a frlendty’ to-1 chance. h SS VARICOCELE DRAINS | Jor correspondence. Come to me in if rictest confldence. I have been ct has a very promising pl | | uanently cured with- nfl losses’ tha bt r ee a wees metres ot puriien! will| the world at Ne welei. will pot nave —-— eet Mee <2 aot fap ht | GLa of aha ay ate : i of place in racing two-year. portunity to-nkght of Judging to walt s chance. ack Root operation, No pain or r lead to complete science can devise or money at this season of the year, will} Millett : SH thie: Wh eave meg Bosal (Bnaclalitathe mrenine vvoria:) is loas of time, of all powers, | Blocking in my office equipment, a Very AE ELAR ee va et ee frog the lis beats ' nat " ¢ nie sete av 110.) La erie 1 £9 The Byinioe Wort) tk ULCERS rd at once by my tse you honestl 7m werent you ai : ¢ ' ic ike to get on ; + oo y, N, 2 » Oct ‘or the Ps neat ‘and restore you yj Lage ad Bh ang ee r dist ances Mili : eduled to meet Al ough bis man: eels ine affected one of the contest-| first time thie season the Varsity prac a oy pelt oon ECZEMA eat time, rip Ge at medicine, . wo-year- rr ways been erie Sea howe trae eoFs: sin the main bovt at the open pohind cl rates 5 coy > atone Delay, OF Any erupe rect around a sharp turn, which meant eee dl dice hah scl aneo of Chiongo, has lesed al Sritha Gtighton & G. lastnight weet ee ha) peove BREEN a Hee Riseanen of the whiny Filarantee to oure ‘any ‘caso Sang teat y-round bout before the aut him. He ready to post Tat was due to the proximity of the STRICTURE anently cured by take, If you cannot call, rte for == | a. C., of Oakland, Cal., and his showing soon: /an Mor ous ah mat games the Tigers play this ye. cused withnot a aliabing home cure. Medicines furnished, » reaely Walco! os! uo ta re wd ma pion, 1m] tray Cornel} playa there, and a Ets HYDROCELE Dr.L.R. WILLIAMS & oy many fistie experts on Qh hie 301i percentage, a test with the Ithacans has always of| DISCHARGES or any swellings or ten- coast as a Ikely opponent for Champion B there, tho ligit at ce led Jackson to Te-| inte years been reganied as a dks ames! MW gtoppea compietely. SRO RS iphone oettlie 165 West 34th St, N. Y, Jim Jeffries. THIS WOULD BE A FIGHT. siavinreaie mime) crowd offerey to ectally since the players from the OOD POISON operation * Hours, 9 A PM Sundewa.to Millett fe have no trouble in dis-| Joe Walcott, the welter-welght ct m 7 Gight rounds betwenn| Empiro State succeeded in dof H BL one! RHEUMATISM ing of Wi vho, alth he’ plon, | ne to fight Joe G Malloy, Providence, ie ple of seas ‘0 " fant in ‘the fr ior jAluhough he. Dion, fs willing to ght Joe Gana, tho Faymoad, of famtucnct, wae a slnaline week, the « permanwnthy. cured with: Manentht, Cuced. by any Bare ame dea, Hise oae, oF Me) champlnn 2 ht. 1f the latter will bout’ with ‘numerous Knockdown, Tt nd Black tiny. © Sai ey ( hk a aac gi Ru ture Cur ronsen ’ nim to weigh in at Was a draw, Sa ‘ was de-| with ‘Lafayette, who goneraily alll € FIGHT ON. COAST POSTPONED. 11) ; M : in a pour} urd proposicion for the s NERVOUS DEBILITY BLADDER AND KIDNEY i ee . . M. on the afternoon od 8 bout ty prop 3 cS ° be i 3 ; of . On No he DITIONS ‘The twenty-round bout between Jack Murray, of = PACNOF Aa) Contes U by imy aystem of treatment ti po CON with our Improved Wlastlo Truss, OITY, Mo., Oct. 27,—Cres-| Johnson and Sam MoVey, the colored Of Bow eurtsy, ——- we Sessonowa ty cele and ts we 1h ate Dry Rieshs inceannctive: of the’ th by my. Mf treatment show signs With atta The and Ch Aaa re , the wonderful trotter, who was a Te the) SRATH ” Me AON ON arent th you have been afflicted of iigprovement at once. Future unger’ the hardest axerciae waa age om. morfleetul rotten, who wos) Aghters, for the colored hewvy-wolght x purse for a ER BILL” SCARED. TC eacalfig reid Sete been Write if you cannot call. All eorvespondence strictly confidential and all reolion Bf attinaanct Cor tate Ren foe trea Bae Me erally Cop Seta gia ee la goaranionsy p 5s Hie! rene which waa alla a iaalge: | _— — plays, “ sont In pn! Inclose two-cent stamp to insure reply. Biles, NON GT NOR. 108 Bi . Rea ( trot an exhibition mile at the Kansas| °° ba aon bes Anas the Cen- latter would not demand too| Tmmediately after the running of] | From all that could OFFICE $9 A.M {0 690 P.M. Sundoys. 10 A. M. to 4 P. ML a ES Para ed y A, C., of Los Angeles, Ca 1 ms ie : af afternoon's worl ory. | p Defving Club jnatines next Ant-| sieht: was oostponed until toicht ne inal Si |the second race at Aqueduct yester-| Harney, the big guard, has fully recov-| CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. urdiay. enable the club officials to secure a day the stewards, P, J, Dwyer, Frank| ered from. the effects ‘of water on the & 7 > Sporting. eorge Ketcham, owner of Cresceus, | permit for the contest. “| PUSHBALL ELECTION DAY, |7. Clarke and W: 8. Vosburah, took] knee which was contracted as a reailt DR. R H Mi M. AC KEN | RRs eat ° 5 “ i Te err sg SBT ot an ingu e Brown game, | f ¢ bbs the last tine the staite| Zt has, been some talk of the 5 ~aollacsea ech possession of “Father Bil” Daly's Or-| has ald aside his crutches and was out| y BS : jj | QUEENS CO. JOCKEY CLU break a record, ua| Hoe Preventing the contest, A game of pushball between the O'Con-| lf, who acted wildly at the post, and} in uniform yesterday, With Dewitt and, uEb é lo, and there- RYAN MAY MEET ROOT. nelis and the St. Ambrose Athletic Club | oft fod o xetgrinary to examine the} Larnay at the. guards and Short in the| ‘ Medical and Surgical Office, K RACING bVisni DAVat 2P.M ‘Tommy Ry: gnd.nes oF pane poentre (ot the, Ane Enceon oan now a6. WEST 34TH STREET, ° n, Who recently announced tem of colored players will be contestei| und needles until the “vet. announced] present ong of the strongest centre trios for alight ie ly to Bght any man in St, Yorkville Park, Ninetieth street and| that as far as he could see there was|on the iron to-day, and one able to Avenue A, election day. nothing wrong. ‘cope