The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1903, Page 7

f RACING FOOTBALL THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1903. PAGE OF! GOLFING _BASEBALL VETTERLINE DROP- KICKING» Princeton Stipe rters ees bial Their Team Liberally, Grabbing Yale Money AI- most as Fast as It Shows. Sareea Ga ane pee ! FOREIGN Pan RIDERS HERE FOR SIX-DAY RACE. ton, Contenet and Beaugendre; Samson, of Belgium; Vanderstyft, of Belgium; Hoffman, of Germany, and Jimmy Mi- chael and his brother Willie, who is the same size as his brother Jimmy, and ‘igo ead to be one of the most promis- ing riders that has been brought out since his brother fitat became prominent, Crack Speed Merchants of the Continent Reach New York and Go Into Training to Take Part in Annual Grind at Mad ison Square Garden. Every one of the French riders has Just finivhed @ six-day race, eight hours ; a@ day, in Paris, which was won by / ; Gougoita, with Breton second and Bi; The first delegation of foreign riders ber of their countrymen. There were | T&T ‘Despite on who have beon engaged by P. T. Powera|five French riders, two from Belgium,| oc healer nee” we Tere lcoked in and Jim Kennedy to take part in the wix-Jay bicycle race, which is to tako place in Madison Square Garden during the week beginning Dec. 6, arrived here thia morning from France on the steam- ehip La Savole, of the French line. ‘They were met at the pler by P. T. re: trainer Tom. Eck, assistant rainer Jim Richards and a large num- two from Germany, two from Wales and one American in the party, the latter being “Woody” Hudspeth, the colored man who made such a great| ned: showing In the numerous races in which he has engaged since he has been on the other site, THe Frenoh riders who made up the party were Jean Gougolts, Simar, Bre- SUDDEN PUNCH PUT TIPMAN OUT h BOSTON; Mass. Nov. 14.—With a © smashing left hand pufich to the Jaw, | after one minute and twenty-five seconds + “of the second round had elapsed, “Jig” } Stone, of this city, defeated Joo Tip- man, of Baltimore. Up to the tne the blow was delivered the contest was un- @eventful, as both were working cau- tlously, evidently feeling thelr way. ‘Nearly a minute of the first round had FITZGERALD AND MIKE SULLIVAN Willle FitzgeraM, the South Brook- lyn light-weight, who is matched to fight Bufdy Ryan and Mike Ward in limited round outa in the West in the near future, wil eneage in another bat- tle to-ndcht, His opponent will be Mike ("Twin") Sullivan, the New England light-weight, who is well thought of in Boston, They will try conclusions in a six- PeGougelts, ‘Sinar ghanged ‘any since they participa Breton have not ated in the six-day race last year. hag been e ‘while engaged by Powers and to look after the foreleg 71 they are here, and will also train VOTES FR SD AY RACE Great interest in being taken in the international six-day g0-as-you-please team race. which begins at Industrial Hall, Twen Philadelphia, ity teams, made to-morrow night. up of the best long-distance runners of the world, will face Jack O'Brien, who has been se- lected to aot a& starter and referee of the c! hamplonship race, Hegleman and Cevanaugh and Dineen and ‘ betting y are now the favorites In the ‘but as the.race 1s of such an round bout before the National A, Philadelphia, for a large percentag the ‘gross receipts. Fitegerald has been training hard: for the battle and fs in first-class condition, ‘been spent before a blow was structs, when Tipman. who had been fiddling ~ and indulging in a lot of foot work, led with a weak left to Stone's face which uncertain character, every team has a Jook in for the $7,800 prize-money which will be divided among the five leading teams at the end on Saturday might. Many of the sporting mon of t was blocked, Stone then went to close pub es who-are. going to, Hernings, will eeop eh range and planted a right over the heart | ++ [AR Philadelphia Bunday nigh and soe and hooked his left to the head, shak- journey. Asa eee inducement Mant ing Tipman. This did not deter the ager Johnny Eekhandt has offered “a t Raltimore man, The last minute of the Preclal prise of | 2, tho team breake round was wasted dodging leads, med the second with a Ky ° fusllade of Jabs and uppercuts, some of forehead, sal eres ‘being too well pro- He very well during the round and played his old game of walt- in ellching and n four rounds of the opening CYCLERS’ LAST RACE. “The most interesting road race of the year will take place at Valley Stream, Long ec to-morrow. Then the ile ‘eam Cyclers -will hi its pina ce te Te Trace wit deeide the eeman ‘Trophy,'’ SG PLAY S PLAY MAROONS. 0 Marodn ‘baseball team, ‘Grease victory mich ‘Fronty-second over the sharnpion im, ‘will engage the iin eth ari armory at serie out, ate See ates es siosuris is gee BOUT WITH MUNROE had learned som: ie Th of Sel Aurea J pitts kee ae ‘Yai Rion it a club migra je-Montana. [ ee e Its" clloors for him’ during the About 1,000 persons saw the and fan idea, from it of what the élash tween the Yale and Princeton gevens to-day would be, The men Mt 1 . and both were cut and bruised @ the finish, —————_ YALE RUNNERS NAMED. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 14~The Yale cross-country team which’ will take part in the Intercollegiate iéet on Nov. 3% ected ns. follows: wa ‘et bean chosen, but wi i jew York City, course has not. be In or near ast daa ee sams] KMICKERBOCKERS TO PLAY. ‘of football will take, pasar. at Otyarta Field, One Hundred cs laa ing the record of 780 NEW RACING AUTO LAUNCH. A high-speed automobile boat is being built by the , Wiltestone Hollow Spar in, twent wat be Inatalted, t 900 v i Me d ‘Boat fe . Ing, When ho camo he made the most NEW HAVEN, Gonn,, Nov. urntise an for Mr. E. H. God- it, for cragh went his mitt against | Piening, the champion Graeco | aohailt, of Pilade adelphia, Pe ‘This cratt Tipman's jaw with such force that the | wrestler, fale night in the wres-| and ia Wor extreme Hight: drat ches bese, 4 Sen aretha Cerone eer tl tone he| thing game.~ He figured that he could bat welght construction, er had been counted out. throw Ji er three times in an fon ll, venaich ence sak Gent oak a ntes eee aoe sis ( Clancy out| hour, but the, best he djd was to turn! hows, fist Hinde ga Mxty-horse, we er Bweeney knocked wee Te Aid| the trick twice, Munroe showed thet he} Ing abou tatierry) “the machinery weigh- of this peat will be about y ‘note per hour, BIG HURLING What’ promises to be beg de row a Ga will abiny tor the interburough" cham- ID. its is not the te gentle sport Cali ve vt Hurl Bobby Flynn, the will be played Fr ‘fones ot MATCH, 4 lively hurting at Celtic Park afternoon. The rival teams pen of Broo) tan, who ae Lively: The Nahe batting. ssuind Boda ren VS. MURPHY. the Harlem bantam- welght fighter, who scored another vic- tory by knocking out Young Otto in a finish fight, is Sotiat that he will de- feat Tommy. waid t emt Be they me walk welt aria Oo he an to defeat the see ak re Seve an ‘will IMPROVING POLO GROUNDS DIAMOND The outfield at the Polo grounds, which has been {n such poor condition during the last few years, will be in first-class shape by the time the bell Tings for the opening game next season, Work in this direction has begun. When completed, the outfleld will be as fast as any in the country. It will be on a perfect level with the diamond, and the marshy turf, which was such a handicap to the outfelders Inst year, mill Be hard and will permit the feli- ers to cover much more ground than heretofore, Thousends of loads of dirt will be required for the filling in. DROP - KICKIN G YALE HAS WON 19 GAMES FROM PRINCETON SINCE 1576. OR twenty-seven years Yale an¢ Princeton have met annually in football contests, and the record to date shows Yale credited with nineteen victories, seven defeats and one tie. The complete list of games and results since 1876 is: 1876—Yale, 2 goals; Princeton, 0. | 1877—Yale, 2 touchdowns; Prince- ton, 0, 1887—Yale, 2 goals; Princeton, 0. 1888—Yale, 2 goals; Princeton, 0. 1889—Princeton, 1 goal, 1 tduch- 1878—Princeton, 1 goal; Yale,0. | down; Yale, 0. 1879—Yale, 2 safeties; Prince- 1890—Yale, 32 points; Prindeton,0. ton, 5 safeties, 1891—Yale, 2 goals, 2 touch- 1880—Yale, 5 safeties; Prince-| downs; Princeton, 0, ton, 11 safeties. 1892—Yale, 2 goals; Princton, 0. 1881—Yale, 0; Princeton, 0, 1895—Princeton, 1 goal; Yale, 0. 1882—Yale, 2 goals, 1 safety; Princeton, 1 goal, 1 safety. 1888—Yale, 1 goal; Princeton, 0. 1881—Yale, 1 goal; Princeton, 1 touchdown, 1885—Princeton, 1 goal from touchdown; Yale, 1 goal from field. 1886—Yale, 1 touchdown; Prince- town, 0. 1894—Vale, 24; Princeton, 0. 1895—Yale, 20; Princeton. 10. 1896—Princeton, 24; Yale, 6. 1897—Yale, 6; Princeton, 0. 1898—Princeton, 6; Yale, 0, 1899—Princeton, 11; Yale, 10. 1900—Yale, 29; Princeton, 5, 1901—Yqle, 12; Princeton, .0. 1902—Yale, 12; Princeton, 5. LAST OF LOCAL RACING; WASHINGTON NEXT WEEK Haight & Fresse 00, Brilliant Meeting Is Promised at Bennings— Prominent Owners Enter Stakes, ‘This ts the last day of racing on the Metropolitan clroult, Wut those who Move on to Washington believe that there 1s awaiting them a drilllant meet ing. Men ike John A. Drake, John B, Madden, James R. Keene, B. R, Thomae and others have never before taken part in Washington racing, but the Purses are generous, the stakes rich acd the climate mild, At the temperature wich has pre- ‘alled recently Washington's climate ts Hike Indian eommer, be jevented, of th® men recing at Bennings this season han aroused the Interest of thousands of New Yorkers, who will eneak down a bet or two every day in the\pool rooms, Probably three thousand New York~ ers will follow the ponies on to Wash- Ington, After Bennings some will drift w Orleans, others to Los Angeles Billy Nizon in a Bad Way. Felends of Billy Nixon will be sorry OF, to ‘bear that he ls not only @ helpless lute “wat, member of the Was always open. peaar ance Or. Agnew’s Catarthal Powder ‘alytic, but that he js also in abso- Nixon wag @ prominent Mets, “and his pocket Those who have en helped by him, and even thoao | Who have not, ought’ to dip down and swell t fund that John Cavunaugh id Billy Dubois are raising. There nothing more satisfying to 9 man's alding In. making » ts a Catarrh Cure Colds and pei 7“ Actually, positively, indisputably, irre- futably, Cures Colds-and Catarrht Not always with first application, teat eve that invariably brings re- lef in 10 minutes. third division to Ban Francisco. | But it Cures, it Cures Colds and Catarrh! | '¢ Mau» al- Agnew's Liver Pills Cure Liver ills, 40 doses 10 cents, 10 | Moxey to Bet on iF igers Was Plentiful and There Was No Danger of Yale’s Coin Going Begging. Railroads, Pennsylva RAL C hed foot West. 7 DISTANCE MEN ~~ [NW HANDICAP ! 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