The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1904, Page 13

BOTHNEW YORK | ALL THE NEWS OF Peas THe WORLD: FRIDAY RVENING, APRIT 2, 1902, THE DIAMOND, RING | “OLDFIELD iS REINSTATED. AND RACE TR DR. H. E. ROWELL’S WINNING COLT, SAN NICHOLAS Star Attractions Saturday | Single and Double Breasted Sack ae Suits in Spring a Mixtures, ‘The new Slate and Granite mixtures and | | Overplaids. Pepper and salt effects in both Cassinere and Cheviot fatrics. A Splendid showing of _WORSTEDS. Garments t0 be found in no other estab- except. at HIGH PRICES. 10.00 } Spring Top Coats, . Romaine Silk, Satin or Serge Lined. Black Thibers. length 40 in, ROMAINE SILK LINED; Oxford mixed Short Top Coat, SATIN LINED, and a splendid assortment of coverts in tan and Olive colorings, SERGE LINED. Sizes for build and age. Saturda; every build andiage, SSatirday eign || here, price. Single and Double “HUMAN PUNCHING BAG’ IS A FIGHTER (Special to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 22—Joe @rim, the human punching-bag, proved that he can fight as well as be the re- oelver-in-general by besting Billy De- vine in six hurricane rounds at t | Broadway A. C. last night, In two \ rounds, the third and sixth, Grim com- | pletely outclassed Devine and had him all up in the air. Grim‘s style of fighting Is diMcult to | @olve, and while he does not know much , @bout the fine points of tie game he Is | @ mixer-up of tho first water and never stops. He has a terrific punch which, | ‘Mf landed properly, {s the money winner. , In the last round Devine tried to even | \ae matters, but he made a mistake, as im was expecting this, and walloped im for fair. He had Devine in bad whape at the end. GRAVESEND HORSES | ON THE TRACK 10-DAY, Breasted Black Sack Suits, Black Cheviots, Thibets. Rough Serges and Clay Diagonals in single and double breasted sacks, SIZES FOR YOUNG AND OLD—LARGE AND SMALL Saturday here, price. 10.00 —— Siegel Cooper Trousers Section. Yes, a sicre exclusively for Men's Trou- sers, Wee could fill a column talking about it, But the story in a nutshell is: Fine WORSTEDS, CASSIMERES id CHEVIOTS in newest Spring designs also BLACK CHEVIOTS and BLACK DIAGONALS. ae Polat Lior ani! at aes bee Double «S, & H." Green Trad= | er of Milwaukee, who has been winning every battle he has fought recently, will engage In another fight to-night. He will meet Jimmy Briggs, of Bos- ton, for six rounds pefore the Milwau- kee A. C. for ixt¥ per cent. of the | gros receipts. ry recently secured ae o er Briggs in a six-round bo city. Both men are ‘NEARY AND BRIGGS FIGHT TO-NIGHT ata ae ft and confident of win-|jIng Stamps Saturday Slorning Cabal te rhe weenie Wore) hiilt matte tn 0.59, ens. | Oh#tiey Neary, the fy inc lige weieu ngit-| Hing ihe decision: from 8.30 to 12 0’Clock, Ther GRAVESEND, April ‘The favor- orough, trainer. after Single Stamps Until Clos- able change in the weather to-day —Four furlongs koa ing Hour, . Williams, tra! e furlongs in 1,15 0 COMNEETION Yer awry OTHER STORE brought the trainers and racers out on the course in numbers. ‘Tbe track was TEBIG STORE Y, "ACITY BN TSELY @ehtning fast. The W. B. Jennings handicap candiéate Proper, was shown | qzJ:i*,preeain oe area | LEG on the course in company with Shot ish, trainer. vee \ gallopin Gun and was allowed an easy gallop of | RT Toc two miles, merely being a Hmbering- up exercise after their long journey from California, ‘The B, R, Thomas racer Hermis was |, vent to a six-furlong breather, ne- fotiating the distance well in hand all the way in 1.23, From a-speed stand- point this work has no significance, 4 but from the easy manner In which the great racer apcompitshed it It speaks ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALF A CENTURY VERY Brokaw garment 1s cut by hand from. expertly designed patterns. If alterations are nec- essary, one fitting gives the satis- factory result which the custom * Aollar, trainer, NT—Three furlongs Lup: V. 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The prices range ., VALENTINE: quarters in lason, trainer, 1.26, breoing; W. ds, trainer, TON—Three-eighths in 0.40 from $22 to $52. ANDY’ WILLTAMS— juarters In ping: H. Mason, trainer, 1.36, breezing: Ws Shields. trainer. DANCESA. half-mile in 0.2, BERNARD. 8, Doggett, tral A inalt-mile in 0.38, ‘aylor, tra. brees- In 1.08, ighth Jor, DENTISTRY. [Associated Private Dentists. w.s. Woodward, 122 East 50th St. (bet. and Park "hve ‘tel, (2550 Za W.F. Gilroy, 158 West 125th St. (near 7th Ave.) lark, St. (Biklyn), Tel, 4206F — Main. 3, han- traine ) CLEVER WORK BY SHEEPSHEAD HORSES . (Special to The Evening World.) i SHEEPSHEAD BAY, April 22—Tho @ay broke bright and clear, The gallop- ing hours were full of sunshine. Th track was in perfect condition, ‘ Capt, 8. 8, Brown's Broomstick reel: off a mile-in 1.472-5, It was the mos conspicuous work of the morning and the crack three-year-old did it. without getting his head. Fred Gebhard's Gay Boy galloped seven furlongs in 1,97 1-4; Raglan, L: ‘setts and others trotted and cantered, H, B. Duryea's Irish Lad, Mercury, Leonidas and others were shown to > fogging exercise, Irish Lad, Mercury ‘and Leonidas took their work in fine Béyle and looked hone the worse tor their smart work of the day before. G, H, Whitney‘ youngsters, Machion | a hiow. and Tim O'Brien, clipped off a half in | for five rounds, but after this Gans as- ad sumcd the aggressive and forced mat- ‘Trainer William Beckett sent Flag |ters and gained the decision, ‘OMcer seven furlongs in 1.25 1-2, CENTURY CLUB RACES. Carroll Reed's ‘The Picket got a short breather at half speed and acted ad- mirably, 2 ern District of the Club Agsociation will Hamburg, Belle, Ormonde's ape erent eeueubed a tO. one and two-mile district championship races at V open to members only. $5 First Payment and There- after Only $1 a Week, ‘This is a most remarkable sale of celebrated Pianos and you will be missing a chance to save from $100 to $200 ona Piano if you do not take advantage of it. Wilson Pianos, $175. Harmony Pianos, $195. Walters Pianos, $1 Richardson, $195. Including Stool and Cover. Delivered on Payment of $5. Pianos guaranteed for ten years. ABLOOMINGDALE BROS. + Sth and 60th Stree iree furlongs liv 3._Gotasbor deborough, Ur GANS BEAT BOLEN AFTER 15 ROUNDS (Special to The Evening World.) BALTIMORE, Md., April 2. Gans, the world’s light-weight cham- rion, last night received a little surprise arty before the Eureka Athlete Club. vhe one to serve up the dish was none sther than the veteran Sam Bolen, The ut was cheduled to go fifteen rounds and it went the Imit. Bolen put up @ great fight and had “the chanpion Guersing throughout and was ay fresh at the finfsh as he was at the start. Gans seemed slow and did uot show hia usual form, while Bolen seamed to have taken anew lease on life and fought like a three-year-old. He show oxtreme cleverness both In blocking and foot work. He was floored twice by right-hand swings to the the eleventh round and 4 fourteenth, but he cam: In the fifteenth Gans went oor, but {t was from a push more than The bout was an even aftair 49." 3 ta Rooms Completely Furnished at AIL Work Guaranteed 10 Years. Full Setsof Teeth,, Gold Crownn, 22 ka! Gold Fillings. 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