The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1904, Page 1

RACING # SPORTS PRICE ONE oe JAP SHIPS. CRIPPLED, TOO, AT PORT ARTHUR Makaroff Had Gone Out to Fight Togo at Sea and Russians Say He Intlicted Much Damage Before His Flagship Was Sunk and He Lost His Life, } PORT ARTHUR, April 15.—The destruction of the P2tropavlovsk was preceded by a battle between the Russian torpedo boat division and a number of Japanese torpedo boats that lasted most of Tuesday night. Officers who participated in the engagement say that the Japanese fleet | sufferell severe damage, but definite informatior. on that point has rot , been gained. ’ Soon after daylight on Wednesday morning it was scen that the tor- pedo-boat destroyer Bezstrashni was in a bad way. She was crippled and had been cut off from the rest of the Russian torpedo-boat flotilla, ; bs and although her men were fighting bravely the Japanese were in such |i force that she could not shake them off. The cruiser Bayan steamed out to the aid of the Bezstrashni, and when she was sighted by the Japanese they retired. An attempt was made to get th damaged torpedo-boat into the harbor under the protection of the Bayan, but she sank at 7 A. M. LURED OUT BY THE JAPS. The torpedo boats of the Japanese that had been driven off by the Ba: were soon out of sight, and it was supposed that’ the attack had ance. . So far as could be observed they were alone save for the torpedo boats, and Admiral Makaroff ordered the entire squadron out to meet |! them. As the Russian fleet.steamed out to sea the Japanese vessels with- drew. Admiral Makaroff kept on his course, and the next observed was the presence of sixteen or seventeen Japanese ships of war, including bat- tle-ships and cruisers, with numerous torpedo boats and destroyers. ‘The Japanese. advanced in force, a formidable array of fighting ves- sels, and Admiral Makaroff fell back to the roadstead, where he signalled the ships of his squadron to form in line of battle. This manoeuvre was fm process of accomplishment when, precisely at 10 A. M., there was a terrific explosion under the Petropavlovsk and she sank in a few minutes. THE DAMAGE TO THE POB.EDA. At about the same time the Pobieda was injured amidships and steamed to the inner harbor, leaving the rest of the fleet in battle array. not serious. Grand Duke Cyril, Capt. Jakovleff, Lieut. Yakoysky and Midship- ‘weeck of the Petropavlovsk. There are conflicting reports as to the num- ber of seamen rescued, one source of information making it thirty-two and another fifty-one. ‘ All of those saved ftom the Petropavlovsk were picked up by the tor- ‘pedo gunboat Gaydamak, which had gone out from the harbor with Ad-|f miral: Makaroff’s fleet. A No official statement has been made here as to the cause of the de-|¥ struction of the Petropavlovsk. It is said by the officers in authority that’ the source of the/explosion that. sunk the ‘Vessel has not ‘been ascertained. 'Vioeroy Alexieff, who was at’ Mukden when the disaster occurred, start- to.Port Arthur to personally assime temporary command of HGHANDER BOSTON EVENING WORLD AACE CHART vLDU DAY AT AQUEDUCT. tor three-year-olds and up, five forloags. Stan BEE been repulsed, when suddenly six Japanese warships made their appear- é (The Japanese did not approzch to the roadstead and soon put about and) ge disappeared. An examination of the Pobieda shows that her ure are | gro nd men Sylitte, Jenishand Yakomleff were the only officers rescued from the] ! 'McGraw’s Men Administer the Second Drubbing. to the Hanlonites, While the Beaneaters Manage to Get Re- venge on Griffith's Crew. GIANTS VS. BROOKLYN. NEW YORK HIGHLANDERS VS. BOSTON. NEW YORK r FR 1b. BO. & 1b. po. & 5 0 2 2 0 Cusseta d See obeT ot 923 90 ba Rs et a het once ies CRY sreae ) oor 1 8 foi do 9 1 0 eet 1 1 9 0 z eeeraecs 644 8 2 0 3 i Medinnity, 360 2 & Oo 1d) 9) 48 eee NOTE ae o 0 3 0 Totals 8 5 6 2 i2 a Pes | BROOKLYN. sce BIT Loudy. 2b; oO 6 7 0 9 sheekard, I $0 0 1 9 | me; #0) Ai otowed 4 Dobbs, cf 40 0 2 0 0 2 Bab, ss 46 3 5 0 8 FH Dose, “Th $0 Ow 8 0 9 i Becta dria Ouse i orwen. c 3 207 % a| Totals. 40H if 5 Eurned 4. Two-base hits — Erect, Pat ree-base ite Dough erty, Freeinan, Forris, Sacrifice. bit ah, Rguine. Korris Lat on bases Bow 3. base Ba nits Wiig. “itches woh Doser and Car Umpir Attendanee—8,000, (Special to The Bvening World.) N PARK DKLYN, April 15.—The Giants won their second game from Ned Hanlon's trolley! Uodgers at these grounds to-day, the final score being 6 to 2 Both McGin- {ty and Cronin pitched geod ball, but the “Tron Man’. got the best support steal second, but was nailed by War- her's throw ‘to Dahle Fourth | ee McUm@in suiwened Yul & avug iv Line | ty to fabbed UNS ay deep centre, which Dobbs | Mertes cohnécted with one of | straight ones und lifted the the right weld ‘tence for rmick reached fi y stole seound, whieh, coupled with his perfect control, | st d oa Waa put of the gaine for objecting to" declalons, managed to. win the game for him. Loudenachiager taking Fie p Dr Both teams seoured six hits, those off MeGinnity being so scattered that they didn't tally many runs. About 4,000 persons witnessed the game. The fea ture of the game was a great one hand eatch by H. McCormick, and Mer Grive ovor the right field for « home run, a free pasi, Ke second by. Gilbert, ing up to third: dilbert stealing second. ONE UN. Dahlen threw Sheckard out ut frat. Lumley singled, Dobbs's foul-fly wa caught by Deviin. Babb made promoting Lumley to y Doyle walk rolled a grounde: an easy out to McG Lact c- | First Inning. Browne filed w vie -unasalsted Devlin out Fifth Inning. Sheckard made # inun of fly, . McUlunity sacrificed, hig him unassisted. Browne ho. f hikh fould-fly which Bergen grabbed fumley's mum of Devlin's fy ave a basey wud allowed W: plate. MeGann a mick and was Strang got to frat Sheckard's long fly to deo y a safe hit right was gachered ‘in by Browne, “Lumley wax Hie Peter | hit with a pitohed bell, Strang moving i PY: H second, Sammy ‘laid too far off Puce treo: Marten | bag and was caught nappine hed first on. Gilbert's or v's Uidtle pop up to the infleld was captured by Dahlen. NO. S Second brags je kecond. , scoring Bergen. struck out. Cronin was caught stealing | nd, Sheokard walked nnd stole sec | Cronin hit to} Loudenschlager H. MeCormiek out, Strang to first. ; Dahien was the next victim on sky- Bro NT ONE Rt x Mogan, 980 serapor, "which Jack ay chptured, Giibert' also Ufted. @ f Sixth Beer eee ONG Rites eee reise siieied Danlen sled Hy BENE. coated aout okard. Gilbert was retiréd grounder to Gilbert ‘who juggled the | by McCormick and Doyle. H. Mo- boll, but nevertheless mancged to efiid | Conmlak moving up to second. Warner to McGann in time to retire the] was thrown out by nin, NO RUNS. Trofey Dodgers captatn.” McCormick | “Dobbs struck ant, Babb also. tanted, Faised a fly buck of frwt base which | Doyle foul filed to MoGann. NO RUN@, McGann smothered. NO RUNS. Seventh Inning. ‘Third Inning. MoGinnity filed out to Babb. Browne b fled to Mertes, jarne! L by Strany singled to centre, but wae oaught steal: pegen eae Snlen foul {ng gecona. ‘Devlin went out, Doyle to ae a |. ; Brome Oued ae otdvanes Brome | Latte MoCommick drove’ the bai for bia ‘ny to the {nfteld wan grabbed — Ling Rr ehen Hoe eafly, ue | ——-Sconternee ae Second Page.) fi i 8 rig 12 Ei i] # » > ‘SBC ND RACE— dor two-year on Fags HR. Tine 0.40 4-5." Winner Cn. re tai bu three-year-old ae rious. Winner Belladonna: ™ py Oetaxon- cite pecans wees Bent, D added: welll “0.40 15 vida; four furl ing: Wini by Si, Gatien Koya We %_ Fin w obertson | Kathesn i vior 9 — All Scariet Mixrate Renalite 1 Walsh Storm 104 ds: six furlongs Tnsey Start « + for three-year Win Australian ¢ foe three year od Won ariy- ‘Owner. soaxires Wis in. Clon Pl 18 4 Wed 710 ere || | RESULTS OF OF TO. DAY’ S GAMES, NATIONAL LEAGUE. | NEW YORK AT | BROOKLYN. “AMERICAN L LEAGUE. BOSTON AT NEW YORK. New York.... 00012000 2— 5! Boston -200020000-4 Brooklyn 000010100~- 2 Ne 000001000. 1} Batteries—MeGinnity and Warner,) i es—Gibwon and Farrell: Powell Crom and MeGutre. | ; and Bergin BOSTON AT PHILADELPHIA. | PHILADELPHIA AT WASHINGTON Boston 50000000 I © Philadelphia 400100001 0- 6 Philadelphia een ard i eoren 0! Boshinsion 00040002006 lea—-Pittings joran Butter, lenley an owe! a Barry ana sf | ana Rittrigun, new ane Powers: Banyan _ | aw ccount of darkness, PITTSBURG AT ST. LOUIS. No x w nl for Cloves Pittsburg 13000001 0— 5/luna ioago, Detroit and St, Lowle to: St. Louls. 01011001 O 4) —— eee Batteries—Phillipp! and Phetpe: Taylor and Bayern NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING ake | great PRICE ONE CENT, ee a GARTER WO BY BELOAME TRE AQUED Newton Bennington’s Filly, 5 Filly, Sesoad Chotee S in the Betting, Leads Peter Paul, the .Fa- vorite, by a Good Margin at the Finish— Wotan Was Third. 15,000 PERSONS TURNED OUT TO BE PRESENT AT THE OPENING: Weather a Little Too Cool for Comfort but Track Was in First Class Shape—Opening Event Went to San Nicholas—Niblock Captured Second. THE WINNERS. FIRST RACE—San: Nicholas (20to 1)-1, Shady Lad (soto: pcan, Julia M, 3. SECOND RACE—Niblick (7 to 1) 1, Blandy (even place) 2, Tommy. Waddell 3. THIRD RACE—All Gold (18 to 5) 1, Neptunus (6 -to 4 piacey-2 Wreath of Ivy 3. . FOURTH RACE—Beldame (7 to 1) 1, Peter Paul (8 to 5- place}=2,) As Ht ie Wotan 3. © FIFTH RACE—St. Bé}tane\(even) 1, Gold Ten (18-to T-plece) Long Days 3 The Lady‘Rohesia. (7-to 10. ‘SIXTH RACE—John F. (16 ty) 1), “Andrew Mack 3. (Special to The Evening World.) matte ae 7 UCT RACE TRACK, April 15—Racing began aie: | agorour Not lees \vn 15,000 people made the journey to -the erude [gqurse on the, shores of Jamaica Bay, and they viewed with mmeh enthus-' jasm the running of the Carter Handicap and the other races. ‘The weather had the cbill of winter in dt and the ocoupants of the grand stand shivered all the afternoon, still their ordor was not They were there to open the season in prope style and they~ whether they won or lost. The snort was unquestionably marred 1) by the starting. Mr, Fitagereld sue cecded Mr, Cassidy and he made the) boys staml their horses at the barrier and get away flat footed. Mr, Cassidy spent three weeks at Bennings educ Ing boys and horses to the moying stam Mr. Fitagerald’s change resulted In bad starting, and ut least half of the Jleld in the Carter had no chance when] BO! they went away from the post. Peter Paul the Favorite. Peter Paul was favorite ly the Carter having coine up from Bennings with a réputation. Beldame was well backed nnd so was Rosetint Wotan and Spring were also fancied. Nearly everything in the race was nibbled at since it wits sded to be an open Major Outiook, ; Platoon third. COND RACE—Seven Won by Irish Jewel, Duelist, Lingo third. THIRD BA furlongs.—Won and even Our lie, 6 to ge Sid Sliver third. PHL RACE~One mile.— We o land 8 to 6; Patalist ¥ Lele Peale Paul Wi 20 to 1, was’ second; Time—160 * i by cc ey FIFTH RACE—One and one-sixteenth a mae —Won by Semper Vivax, 12 to Land 4 to 1; Flora Bright, 3 to 5 for Dlace, wae second; ‘Milkirke third, ime .RACE—Three-quarters of a by Charlle ‘Vhompson; was second; Emignee third 1A t ‘Time—1.16 1-4, ee calculations tor slow beginners like Votan and Tribes Hill S, April Tk—The races ‘rum Carrying the colors of New-| MEMPHIS, Api inate has an casy winner. | here to-day resulted as follows: fortunate to get away Well) yiRsT RACE—Maro @ to Dd Snd Oeil, kapt her well placed all the} srinjam W. (to 1) 2 Amorous! way. She took the lead in the run to @ turn and showed the way to the stretch. where Pever Paul came through and made his bid. Fle was not able to distub Beldame, who won easily at the end of a length anda half. Peter Paul Was an easy second, four lengths in front of Wotan, who was off bad First Race a Surpr! The opening event was a surpris it was wiso the medium of & good | SECOND_RACE—Cognomen (3 to 5) Baywood (7 to 5) 2, Lavish 3 * THIRD RACE—Philanthropist 1) 1, Bluc Bird @ to 5) 2, Vidalia & FOURTH RACE—Judge (7. to hsb L Eariy Boy (3 to 1) % Safety Light FIFTH RACE—Mcleon to 1) sanctine Gots a) a Australia > SIXTH RAGE Leuieville a OOK Spencerian (even) 2 Volto & 0 San Nichola bay a ceo a ‘0 ot to 10. ta et ek the Te Bante ne start. made all the runs AUTO RUNS OVER BOY. a won by @ length from Shady repared for who Ww a Killing | v_olly J one of the ene Nolen, was tied » favorite, Monte Id Joseph O'Connor, of was off very bidly and had -second street, was plage n| ing tn rd ‘street, between ond rave brought out a bunet) socond and ‘Third avenues, this after olds and the winr carrying the] noon when a large Panhard automo- bile occupied by three men and one woman came along at rapid rate of speed, striking ithe s abdomen and legs, cir speed or st CUNUE. an outsider, deat for te plage In a hard drive By aeane: ves ware Lewis Josep! 48 West Fo: bohind the the aceldent | to Bellevue Physicians auld that apparently, there en, but that the boy a Trberlet. and Gi buneh behind, | was never in trouble, winni beat Long Days for Gag ree ack was hot favorite « in a close for ¢ clo ent, being backed from, 6] were no was to finish “th Hats Onn cymied by ~ nd and icked from thirties dowi tof fet the suinise [ANTI-POLICY BILL KILLED. and won a a Ba es stom patina hesi®. Scqrew Mack a halt} ALBANY, April 15,—The Prenties length. anti-pollcy bill was Killed in the Senate Sa ae aay sigs acne yar: | A * arate enh banner cane A. = 1 SiMe WE RS to-day by a vote of % to 12 to ‘Sag: it {ved | eek matter Was CHICAGO AT Aha ia'ph 1 : ‘ H 1 ST. LOUIS WINNERS. be Senator Raines, who, by jChiago.... 001201001 Biokiyn cool tt abitee -_———— __ | moved 0 vmuspend \the rules 1a, aude Cincinnati. 400000010 Kee |AMERIGAN LEAGUE STANDING | uNrocH RAGE TRACK. st iat ne ‘The bit provided that Batterlee—Corridon and Kling; Kel- | wt W.L. PG. Club. Weta Pc, | LOUIS, Apr 16—The races run here} hair of snes collected on com! nied Beker sana ok ast agish' 1 | SN TOE oseltale me Won! Se ito Nig Godtae A potit bere peng Woe yp BP aged + aa 3 eee 4 pe OUT tat and’ be. th Bosianw ~ 2 free soanhttlimer cic ~