The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1903, Page 8

1 sit) WORLD: ‘ / MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1903. SIDA RACE THs YEAR a Champion Eddie Bald Says Entries Are of a Higher Class Than Ever and a that Contest Is Very Open. By EDDIE “CANNON” BALD, Ex-Champion Bicycle Rider of the World, A merry-race is on at the big Garden, and, unless I am away off in my _ Wdgment, it’s going to be the race of six-day game history. We have seen © f00d rices in past years, but this one looks to be the best of,all. There are a number of reasons for believing 80, Look at the eniries. | Were there ever such a fast bunch gathered together? Nearly all are expe- | wlenced at the nerve-racking grind. Ps RAW MATERIAL IN OTHER YEARS. _ In former years we had raw material, as it were;, this time it's just the Take Gougoltz and Simar, for instance. Only an accident put out of it in their last attempt for the prize. Either can ride like the and it’s only a question of their standing the wear and tear on the ‘Walthour and Munroe have been at the game before, Walthour a win- two years ago and Munroe one of the runfers-up. Anybody at all familiar with the game knows Walthour's ability. He ‘ean go along with the best of them, and you can gamble, unless he has gone back, he'll keep the rest of the bunch hustling. P ie 0 SURE THING FOR LEANDER. » Leander, last year’s winner, is naturally regarded as the probable winner time; ‘but it is no sure thing for him or any one else. George is going ng and is well trained. He has improved since last year, too. He has "good partner in Nat Butler, but Nat is not a spring chicken. 1 could go down the list mentioning many others-that are entitled to the jideration of any one attempting to pick the winner. There are the Bedell Floyn Krebs and Petersen, Newkirk and Jacobeon, Galvin and Bard- tt, Keegan and Turville and others. All have a good look in in the strug- for the bags of gold. ‘The Buropean riders are by far the best that have ever come over for “FIRE” CRY MAKES PANIC IN GARDEN SIX-DAY RACE PRIZES. face, and don’t be surprised if one of these teams is seen Saturday night The prizes for which the eightcen| These suns, with the bonuses, train- ng every inch of the way on the final mile. teams are competing are: ing expenses and other incidental ex- the visitors are in better shape this year than ever. They have trained First team, $1,500; second, $1,000; | penses which will be met by the man- |, having the advantage of good weather, All are fast, and in their own |} third. $750; fourth, 3500; fifth, $350;/ agement, will, It is said, bring the untry are regarded as the cream of the cycle-racing talent. sixth, $200; seventh, $100. | total prize money up to about $20,000, «They. are going to try hard to land the race this year. They have come ands of miles to compete, and don’t suppose for a minute that they strive with all their energy to be right there at the finish. And I'll glad if some of them are. (Continued from First Page.) y tC 7 last year. ‘The score as announced this) room, McLean, of Boston, holding u IEW RECORD MAY BE MADE. : morning was 163 miles, close In the wake, was also toppled “1 would not be surprised if a new record is made this year. At 540 the incubus of “go ahead’| over, He had his cheek gashed badly, It is useless for me or any one else to try and pick a winner of the race | seized the trailing riders and there was| Climbing up the bank at the Fourth this time. The riders are too evenly matched to make such a prediction|a clash, in which James Bowler, of| avenuo end of tha track, he clung to this early period of the race, Later on I may have something to eay along | the Chicago team, thrown, He hurt| the rail and was assisted fromthe track line. T had expected to see the riders smash the record in the first hour, but, ‘@5 they'did not accomplish the feat, I felt it in my bones they would do so Sooner or later. When they finally did the trick during the second and third hours of the race I was not surprised, If the riders are still tied at the end of the first twenty-four hours, then “asensational week's racing can be expected. ‘The first day is the hardest on the men, but after that the strain does ‘Ot seem to affect them. I hope to see a great finish and the best team win, spenether. tt the riders be Americans or foreigners, WHITNEY’S HORSES WON $99,405 THIS SEASON his side and was taken to his dressing-! by three attendants, —SSSe 20,000 ENTHUSIASTS CHEER RIDERS OFF 10 GOOD START je-mad Twenty thousand and more fanciers crowded into Madison Square Garden last night to see the starb of the eleventh annual international six- day bicycle race, It was a record at-| tendance in point of numbers, and every | available space from floor to rafters was occupied by the pe and leathern- | LAST YEAR'S FINISH. Miles. Laps. Leander and Floyd Krebs....2,477—3 Won by 8 feet cobson and Newkirk. MeParland and) Ma Hedell Brothers 1 throated cycle enthusiasts, Stinson and Moran... y | Syiiian 1 it. 7. is James J. Corbett set the wheels! f Galvin and Root iia C. Whitney's race horses) Ht JT, Grittin 17 2 14 10.00500 | cing. “When the pugilist fired the gun ‘Barned the sum of $1,405 In stakes and | tiampton ry that started the race seventeen teams uraes during the Eastern season just | M. 18 18 were on the mark, all reprasentin eee ee eee Non's| share of nearly |» % 10 ferent sections of xeography him tater, was. Inthe :tront #.0.00 sweitch was distributed amon SW away, together amidst. tte Shen the tenth mile was’ parsed: m by the various racing associa. ik ny Roane, 3 is a8 the howling of the 10,000. 1erth Butler in ront at 24 Miles, Es Phe following is a fairly completa|J. Pp) Kramer. 3 2 Senerated was sufficient to rattle the) oot the end of the first Ber of winning owners throughout the Wo, ‘Tied 4 i nN statuesque repose of Diana on the out- | QshOUr Tie fa full of les emeiieg ates country: Nae G2. 8g ptnpioes Py i Pek Th rt side and all durine the wee small hours] was at the head gf the band, with { Sis Te 00 | Ah Gt the “din” kept up, Some neople in the] twenty-four miles four “laps (0 “hig $49 8g . 4 3 Garden admitted that they had homes.!° ti" inte time the crowd in the aky- ues o 8 4 hey left tn the neighborhood of 3 A.|jine gallery grew hodme trom the bouy- 405078 5 1? £49903 |M. Others remained until the cold, gray] ant smoke and made a. rad on oy wae, at) 6 tg 18 22,825.00 | dawn of the morning Coney" below. “Refreshed with thowe ate Res eae 4 13 w 2% things that may be sold on Mondave, irae ties 8 an Crowd Stayed Late, the gulleryites found a good chance ts . f eh excited LAR? ena ¢ 238 Hd To the very Inside of the boards on| *“Sytgey Keegan, of the Irish-American B fty 3} 2 MoT the roof the crowd hung on by its team (sli pose Oy an ene POE AWh: j n23 3 pare E teathy COMRPEDRN foleaev Or eFaN canoka ne of the Bedell boys, from Lyn- pond a a 44 eeth, ‘Through clouds of gray smoke) HE One of Ue Bene bays from Lyn: eo 3 1 et they watched the pedalers for hours.| Bedell rode ‘roughshod into a crowd of 2 an ne n & 31 When 8 o'clock came there was a stream atone, and for the first time in 113 iW FY 8 A ae ee ee 3 ° a6 x 3 of men and women moving outward, nie county rou a jolnek eye 3 $ 4 200.00 2 i » but it did not scem to relieve the con- mer as a son of Berlin, was spilled A m7 8 a08TK. Fi 25 0) gestion in the Garden, There was a|unceremoniously on the, boards. and > SU eee ee a ee a fringe of faces lining the undulating|Hentl Contenet, sometimes of | Paris, Meatrratone::c: 8 18 34 SL Obs 3 vonrd track until even tho registrar fenl| fell Im, the heap. ‘Then came Bedell, of ‘Gebhard i o4 8 3 asleep. But “Baby Coney Island i$ ‘3 i ut 48 bo Sa TRALEE Sarto he dle Ledell, Bruised, Pedalied On. ae some, and those who pa: Be centenel Jaternation al tanale was vere enabled i eahaiil ed out and diplomgtic rela Kt were enabled to throw off Morphaus's| tions resumed Wedel! was found to have embracing arms for a spell. ‘The riders|been the only serious sulterer. His lott : who Kot away at the post when James/ exe. was touprd with a long, bloody 3 rie iaammmiona. fhe, champlon |” At 2 o'clock Breton, of France, got into PUN Gitta TUE tau tho van by fast hani work after one of Wa Floyd’ Krebe, Fren the exciting brushes of the evening. - Pyelehour ss Wioxa opeRnn arene | Vanderst who is put down as faster Bardgett, John Jacobson, a Hoot, Jonn| Man & Belsium horse. and B. F. Rout, Taster Warodinh ereeomninie Ey Eheepshead, came together about 1.0, Lean, \Caear Bimar Sigh y had it out and pulled all riders Pett Breton and atehur ith them. When they qgult the pace Bob Fitzsimmons is back In town. as augmented erably and the He arrived home yesterday trom Chi- Mieratncend Bs Ae iia knosked Jockeying at the Start. Rpectators in. the ery and on tne, “eago, where he has deen spending a few SsNOUEN INGLIS) Tae oe covoutioutcallenocatart ot more thirsty. days. with friends. Fitzsimmons was | M&Ht in a bare-knucklo Nght which was | ryt’ Rho men held tentatively toa CLD ane d the crow Without rhyme or to eat up seconds and do lonal for himself, ‘he tacked on and Gou- yusy man for several min- held in a barn on the Boulevard. Both boxers were very badly cut up and bruised. Cody had his lefi ear cut badly and ‘it bled through a greater | part of the fight. Bofors landed the final blow, Cody's rignt eye had been completely’ closed by Trueman. Trueman was cut to ribbons, there being hardly an Inch of his body from the waist up that was not sore from the Coney Isiand In the na as the minu t was more ng. Lut there. was fasioa in ther fase’ When tho third hour was completed a ord for Mat tL s made, In 1900 kes and Mc F ance fle- ure for. three of at 72.8 miles. ‘This morning when tho bell tolled all teams entered had 73.8 miles w scompanied by his wife and his little uughter Rose,, Jmmediately upon his arrival here the party took'a cat and were driven to Wasimmons's home at Bensonhurst. "Phe new champion looked to be in| @ilént condition. He showed no signs | nais Tecent encounter, except that his | which caused’ him 80 much “M ata omething ‘In t of th goltz was utes, See bie suring the battle, were stiil| continuous pounding he recelved, Atte hame. The best recon made for 143 hours’ ined In bandage. Ihe shad been oount of heet mbridge. which is M8 stated’ that she still had| to at fis wooonde boven ates | but some mipuce m the | cycle team racing ts 4 miles, made to his corner his seconds began work- airlnaeiustcar j ine ove! pea ne am ig consciousness, fey worked. hard, Dut for tniety, mit: as he felt his hands strong iad | ites the local man. wae cout’ TAs he zt the game. He said that h failed to respond to nerolc treatment like to meet Corbett amd that h his handlers began to fear he was {a- dered orbs wit the “Old Man” and| tally injured and that another enself. If it were not tor i8| was to be added to those eeeetone said that he felt) knock wr: Mow. Finally, a he was as good to-day as he Trueman came around and was taken in. his life, home In a cab. Mia hy wlistic aspirations and that | Miller 1d be back inh riders hole ewe aller, who won the six- This great team of ld's record from the Sith hour to the hour, or end of the 'Pheir record 1s nearly $00 miles than the record made last year, or the first twenty- de by, Elkes and lectual cen proud disting the fr has the Butler's aspirations For the first and kot all the applause the ftth mile sion and his p race best re nurs bs 310 Tnad in bd. follow! nows the best records one tot ‘our hours: Holds as, , Distance, The riey und. Krebs. Brothers... 1 McParland: + edell Hikes and 3 tkes and 3 and and and and } and and and and is eae and ieCandon” Bald, ex-champion bicycle rider of the world, will write daily the big six-day race at the Garden for The Evening World. Bald knows from A to Z, and is therefore competent to write stories of the my, of an expert in nikon —Elkes soe Eiken trolling Riders. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 7,—Another racing scandal has ‘been nipped in the bud here by the ruling off of Book- maker Jim Davis and Jockeys D. Hall, Ferrell and Adkins. All were conoerned in the alleged pulling of several horses at Oakland, Davis having, it is sald, the jockeys under his control, ‘The full ruling is herewith given: “At @ meoting of the Board of Stew- ards of the New California Jockey Club, held Dec, 5, the following rulings were mace: James Davis, bookmaker, is ruled oft the turf. ‘The: stawards are in pos- aesston of information wo the effect that Davis and Danny Lynch have been Jn cclusion with Jockeys D, Hall, Ferrell id M. Adkins to have horses pulled Ail to lay agairiat them in a book con- dudted by said Davis, Jockeys Hall, Ad- kina and Ferrell are also ruled off.” The eald D. J. Lynch having already been THREE JOCKEYS AND LAYER |° RULED OFF TURE FOR LIFE Bookmaker Davis, Who Quoted Odds in the East This Season, Accused of Con- tied off by the Western Jockey Club, it Is beyond the power of the stewards to inflict any further punishment upon him" Bookmaker ‘Jin: of the Metropolitan Turf Association, and is Considered one of the keenrst He is a Call- forpian. and 1s well known on tracks pencillers in the business, throughout the country. Hall Adkins and Ferrell den; have been engaged in crooked pi A rigid investigation is now others higher wp are likely ¢o be im plicated if the knowledge tl now possess is strengthened by facts. On the authority of Davis himself 1 can be stated that at least two stock: holders of the Jockey Club were in terested with him In the aystem of bet. ting by which he was eni large winnings through the conntvanc: the jockeys. Davis strenuously deni that his system was crooked, makes the offer to wroof that he was In to rob the racegoers. th (Special to The Evening World.) NEW ORL! Dec. 7.—The fea- ture of the New Orleans meeting UD to date has been its wonderful record of winning favorites, Thirty-three first cholces have score! in the fifty-four races so far decided. Exactly fifty per cent. of the races during the first three days of the meeting were cap- tured by favorites. Last week twenty-four favorites went through in thirty-six races, Of the twenty-four winning favorites last week eleven were held at odis on, Most of them were backed to prohibi- tive odds. It has deen a one-horae play strictly in the betting ring. As soon as the fow big bettors begun to back the fa- vorite the little fellows tratled with them, and the booties found it prac- BIG PRICE FOR KEENE HORSES NEWMARKET, England, Dec. There was a fair attendance to-day at the auction of the horses belonging to the Keene stable. ‘The sale started with Citrine, which brought 150 guineas. Crepuscle followed and was sold for 1,000 guiweas, The real Interest increased as Bobrinski was led out, and the finally was knocked down} for 5,000 guineas. Surbiton sold for 1, Buneas, Wnitechapel iar aw, LAancasnire brought 3,000, Love Dart 30 and Valley 200 gitineas. Ripping was sold for 2,800, Duster for 1% and Flying Prince for 700 guineas, Sweeper was withdrawn at i) guineas. $$ PIENING-MUNROE BOUT. The wrestling contest between John Plen the Graceo-Roman champion, and Jack Munroe, the “Butte miner,” which {g to take place Dec, 17, at F pect Hall, Brooklyn, {s creating unusual interest, ‘The “Butcher Boy", has agreed to throw hls big opponent three times within an honr under cateh-as-cateh- can rules, As an extra attraction the management have secured Jim Galvin, the “Irish giant,” pugilist_and wrestler, to meet Niel Olsen, the Danish heavy- weight, at mixed style of wrestling, best two out of three falls. rt ——— TUG-OF-WAR AT 12TH'S GAMES, At the annual games of the Twelfth Regiment A, A. to be held tn the Armory, Columbus avenue and Sixty- second street, next botapars 4 aight, or Hearts? 2M FAVORITE-PLAYERS GET NEW ORLEANS MONEY Ucally the other horses. A Waterloo for the Bookt Friday and Saturday proved a veri: le Waterioo to all the layers. t t bank rolis. “It is dollars to doughnuts that si: tayorites will never again win in cession at this meeting,” i vorites, But of winning favorites is broken," Little Scout's Best Race, Little Scout, ri Saturday. Little Scout carried is a regular ‘bear’ in heavy” gol ony beat him by @ nose in the stride, theen’ twelve pounds. of the most Promises to be tl poruls Davis ts a member stewards led to make and forfeit $25,000 for with Danny Lynch impossible to get any play on Five rit-s soored Friday and six were suc- | cessful on Saturday. At least six bookies have already been separated from their declared a rominent layer, who has distinguished Imsolf by trying to knock down fa» guess the talent will Neverie dewnrand one bpreraittsinie the best race of his life when, he finished eecond to Potheen 118 pounds in this race, and Potheen, which Lavtse Scout was giving jast lar team features inter-company tug- FLASHLIGHT PHOTOGRAPH OF LAST NIGHT'S START OF SIX-DAY RACE AT THE cae Most of the National League baseball magnates are in town to-day for their annual meeting, which takes place to- morrow at the Victoria Hotel, Beyond the re-election of President Pulliam; the awarding of the pennant to Pittsburg and the usual discussion about the foul strike rule, there is no ‘usiness of importance to the public to be t®ansacted so far as known. The foul strike law bobs up each year. ‘put It 1s as certain as anything can be that it will not be repealed’ by the Na- tonal League. no matter what the American League may do. If there ever ALL MAGNATES MEET TO-MORROW hasbeen any agitation against {t among National League Clubs it never came to the surface. On the contrary, they seem to te a unit in Its favor, and, while there is no doubt it will be the subject of much discussion, ft will be retained. ‘There has been talk recently. that many trades would de effected at the meeting, but it is a question if the op- Peruuniiles for, the exchange of, Mayers will arise. The Bresnahan-Seymour deal, which has been talked about ever Sines “the ‘close "of" the season, was ntiocked out a few days ago by Presi dent Brush of the New Yort Clu, who aid he would not nart with his great |eatcner and outflelder. SCHOOL BOYS’ BIG GAMES. One of the most spectacular events on the programme of the Public School 1iney] Athletic League gimes at the Garden “bn and ‘on Dec, 2%. will be the claes relay team races, made up of teams of the different classes of the College City of New York. ‘vais are to consist of four men, each man to run a quarter mile, The prizes will be a banner to winning class, and to each member a medal. These fare creating (just as |mruch 4 furore among the CC. N.Y. boys as among the ‘high and grammer t the neck and throat, Catarrh, weak stance to some fami- theseeds are planted in infancy, and un- less the blood is purged and purified and every atom of No remedy -| builds up the | blood, makes it rich organs are st cular matter SSS S. S. S. is gu SCROFULA Scrofula manifests itself in many ways. Swelling of the glands of and abscesses, skin eruptions, loss of strength and we: and joints, Itis a miserable disease and traceable in almost every in- | of this pee Blood Remedy, the general A Disease We Inherit. offensive sores ness in muscles , white swelling, roftl are tho-head of ly blood tant, Serof- ut penal age ony Sepa ula is bred in the The disease next attacked the eyes and bone, is transmitted Tia tented she would lose hor a! oy em: men| aioions cons rr from parent tochild, could do nothing to rellove the little in: nocent. It was then that we decided to try 8.8.5. That medicino at once made a Bpecdy and Comp! a you: ofthe di 160 South Sth Street. the taint removed Scrofula is sure to develop at some period in your life, equals S. S. S. asa cure for Scrofula, ete cre, She is no lady, ae ites nover had a ei; nenes $0 return. MES. RUTH Peaterert ee Salina, Kan. It cleanses and tire, and under the tonic effects health impsoves, the digestive radual aud P trengthened, and there isa but sure return to health, The deposit of tuber- in the joints and glands is carried off, the entire system rallies, and the sores, erup- tions, and other symptoms of Scrofula disappear | as soon as the blood is restored to a normal condition. aranteed purely vegetable and harmless; an ideal blood urifier and tits that removes all blood taint and builds up weak con- about their case, THE SWIFT tutions. Our physicians will advise without charge, all who write SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Sporting. Sporting. and TIOGA, even money, also did the trick MISANTHROPE, 2 TO 1,WON, fesse, and so tt goes ies after day, MA of-war, for which seven my many jubilant followers continue to sing my praise. And, turfi dear in ming entered. ‘The entries for the open handle thie Trrtve, but two a dey.” Hemembar, when you ate playin aut yourbaye & ble SAP pg vente, conseting of running races | Berea" tof'a bunch, ‘T teproduce Pelow. in’ tabulated form my Winn! here at At 00 yards, 900 yards, 890 two] Oricans'to'date; showing how & $20 account, operated on a°48 basis, would have miles, butting twelve-pound shot, one and twovmile Dieycle races, and an inter WON 8323.00 UP TO DATE. club relay af oné mile, as well as a 600- Date. sures cusyed, with Price. ‘Won. Lost, vard novice, closo to-n ht with C. J, Nov. Fs aay Cay nop ope oh won bene hy 5-1, won, a Murphy, at the Armory. Nov. 31th ATHEOLA, 12. ist 35:03 8500 Rey Et kity ei, wom LAN 10.y0 3.00, NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES, | fe “ict eaintth. i teh aie i apenas 1 43.00 Sioa fe aponkcareeiiale Mabe cca: 3 NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 7.—T > $e aecy fay 4 fae for tomorrows rates aresae tele Dec! Sth-MISANTHROPE, 2-1, won; TIOGA, 1-1, 15.00 wit Figce—Pureg: ‘Thorefore, there was won and lost. . + $348.00), 500 pipet alae t40t $100 ACCOUNT OPERATED ON A #20 WASIS WOULD WIN $1,292.00 Agnes Brennan ..111 Maltofariva 6 $50 ACCOUNT OPERATED ON A $10 BASIS WOULD WIN 646.00 Caledonite Little Jack Horner 121 $25 ACCOUNT OPERATED ON A $5 NASIS WOULD WIN , 323.00 Eady Contra Fimatong 12 For th able to take advantage of my t ver Again . irene Lindsey’. 184 Sree wire ‘personally i anake Slowing offer? weessant Mace—siz onenen: sue,” | Opportunity Cee aati (Gata JueNaRE, Sete ‘Tommy: corpo Big Ben 5 ‘Third Race—Four and a hi tworyear-old maidens. cee Houngitul V1 Step Aside Sue Perlative :: 97 Volto . Lights Out 97 Gienfio Lolly Dally “.4..100, Chaniey Tower +102% ‘Trossacho Symphony +107 Tonteo . Fourth nice Sm handlca Ancke i. Homes Wiltul # sirtiont The Bobby +p aL fnerman B, Hiawatha, Spencerian ; Tnauisitive Giri’. P, Dr es CUR id) Sease 165 W ne eein Pt Thee York, of Men. count of $10), mie P pt mo aD ¢ si ater tl fied enc! h morn ites exactly how yeu ata ‘ur sr enalged ‘atatemen anything for ry Flanetores Charge nowhing for hice 'E obtain here at the track, ferent trial accounts of 810, 4 MO TRIAL ACCOUNT OPERATED ON A which are al wuraday, December 1 hey start ot the Ten Taw i's trick will be Also another one at 5 Pete Se a te He winns cap the climax, i @ for rd rohable jockeys. track cond! El dearer Rogltered etn nse a ete dress, ‘Terms for my two-horwe wire 4 #2 DAILY, $5 FOR 3 D. J, B. WARDE, LOCK DRAW wea the end of euch week’ t with cheek for winnings, less my comy ff, -must make you wi information. Thursday, Friday and Saturday's Specials, 4 stable CO} 150 f that will bo at a : Sunn at follow these gn Baturday, De ee outs ‘be at least 80-1, and canter home. two-horse wire, All mall orders wired by ni ‘Order, Gelivery. 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