The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1904, Page 1

COMPLETE REPORTS OF T and Sunday. AOGETINT FIRST IN ~ CLOSING FEATURE AT WEATHER—Fatr to-night |___—i|_“ Circulation Books Open to All.” O-DAY’S RACING AND BASEBAIL NEW YORK, SATURDAY, APRIL 23. 1904, EDITION ba J ay) | “Circulation Books Open to Au.” | RINAL) COMPLETE BASEBALL and SPORTING RESULTS EDITIO PRICE ONE CENT, ——THEAQUEDUCT TRACK The Boden Filly, Queens County Most of the Running and Lands the Prize---Large Crowd Turns Out. Niblick Wins the from a Fair Field of Youngsters--- Right Royal at Worth by Capturing Last Race. {Special to The Evening World.) AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK, April 3. —The Queens County Handicap, which was the feature of the closing day at Aqueduct, was a race of great promise in Its original form. It promised to be a cracking good contest betwren Bel- dame, Buttons and. Red Knight, but all three declined the issue, and M dwindled down to a meeting of the platters, with Rosetint an even-money chance. Rosetint won easily. Buttons took her right to the front and she ra along in that position all the wa: Florhan. Queen and Jack Ratlin had a lot of speed for the first six furlongs, but they died away in the final driv and Colonsay got up In time to bea Ostrich a nose for the place ‘The Woodhaven Stakes for two-year- old- again saw Gold Ten a favorite and she was heavily backed. She Is a good filly, bu tunder Forehand she will lose ore races than she will win. Mrorehand managed to get away bad- ly and the filly was necer a dactor. Jack Martin jumped away in front with the 40 to 1 chance amd for awhile he had the hearts of the talent bumping Niblick and Waterside got to him at the furlong pole and passed him and In the drive that followed Niblick won by a length. Waterside easily beat Mata- dor. ‘The ppening event furnished « plens- ant mMurprise to those who bet on Counterpolse, ‘To-day Counterpoise was overloaded with speed and tin-canned in front all the way, winning easily from Typhonic, who also came to life and was played for a good thing. Dimple, the favorite, was badly interfered with on the turn and could not get up in time, finishing a close fourth Wry. Counterpo! AL the They were at the post neqriy fifteen minutes, and when wos. Wet ay Love Note and Poul Clifford w as guod as left. Counterpolse rus to the gront and made the running. lowed in close order by Sudduacee. Shady Lad and Dimples. In the run home Typhonic closed up ground, but could never catch Counterpolse, who won by a length. Typhonic wns half a Jength in front of Foxy Kane. Long Shot Wins the Second. Astarita was the favorite for the second race, but favorites do not look good betting propositions at Aqueduct. Collector Jessup. a 10 to 1 shot, went to the front at the start, made all the running and won ‘leverly ‘by a lei and a half from Retarite, who, hard a iven all the way. deat Sweet Alice a half length for the place. Mblick a Game Colt. Matador had the most speed and he raced to the front, followed by: Niblick, for the Makes Favorite Handicap, Other Stake: Event Last Proves His | his lead to the furlong pole, where Wa- | terside and Niblick closed, hot drive from. that Matador gradually Niblick was the gamest an and won by a length from Waterside, who beat! Matador @ length and a half for the place. Even Money Favorite Rosetint, an even money favorite In the Queens County, the fourth race, made all the running and won eas by three lengths from Colonsay, who, in a hard drive, got up in time to beat Ostrich a head for the place. Florham Queen and Jack Ratlin were second and third for six furlongs and then dled away. April Shower All the Way. Wins. JAMES V. AND BASEFUL, TWO PROMISING TWO-YEAR-OLDS. (Photographed at the Gravesend Track this morning.) WASHINGTONS, 3. EIGHTH DAY AT AQUEDUCT. The Evening World’s charts & re indexed from the first race at April Shower made all the runi a el a er mer? furlong, and’ won very veanliy by two After a Hard-Fought Game the ease ah from : dtite, bent Bthica s head for the'phace| Loeal American Leaguers.! 43, ..*.2°",, We sieae Right Royal Easy Winner. Manage to Win Out in the Index. Hor _Tockeys. at i Right Royal went to the front at the i Countel 09 ei start and galloped home an easy win- N % aa os m 2: 2 H Ror by'a length and « half fromambsr| Next to Last Inning. Ie of 3. ack, who wi same distance in 2 ul 7 » H front of Vola atid Sees ed 2 18 4 ———_ biel 108 3 1p JAMAICA ENTRIES. HIGHLANDERS VS. SENATORS | “1 8 1 oma 2 fi mie 3 (Spectal to the Evening World.) Highlanders. ABR 1B PO A EI 13 ‘ I. Conroy. ay BRS Fa EUAMAICA RACE TRACK, April 2.—| Fue ef BLT & 8 al 8 Entries for the races to be decided at| Keeler, if aol ales ol ol rere 1 Jamaica the opening day of the meet- Abe re ave ys pete = : ing. Monday, are as follows: 448 fh B19 Winner showed —— Youdg Henry.12! Orthodox ....110 | ser (os tan a 438) Tow oe LOR 9 A 8 2D x ~ Hace Kine Ht Highball ne 4 [@@s Tals a 50) air Tot) eee BF 10 8 TT 8 Sule hear tes Cassidy out, hit by batted 5 ~-= Sheriff Beit,.107 Senators. ABR & Ri ¢ Second Race--Mile and prcrang ee ait Bot i. i ; | 3.0 o.0 4 * 8 Dark Planet,101 a6 z 4°16 2 Ethics M0 £8 9.6 rt hoe % GU) Cincinnatus S110 rea et Ko i 46 o 15 138 NOOR a 1 64 Venator .. vers os f 6 7 » gs 9 ane 138 i o Knobhampton ..... Forehand 92 1 8 8 8 50 20? Midshinman’ | 80 Ae be te LORS Fisher @2 0 WoL MoM} 100 6) Third Race--Two-venr-olde: fi r 16 Paui . Burns 10612) 12 Ww 12 4 7-2 6-5 furlories i Romanell! 102_ 13 1h 18100 10040 Winner was never in trouble. Astarita hard ridden all the way. Bardolph closed ‘Tramator As K strong. Sweet Alice showed improvem t Panamanian is i true = a Hn Work atelon cls 15 THIRD RACK—The Woodhaven Stakes: for two-year-olds; $1,000 added: four and Jslor Handicap; one and Mined eels 4 ‘half furlongs. Start good. Won driving. Time—0.55. Winner, ch. g., by -8t. neal teen nil las Chan eres hones. ‘Dri Gatian—Braw omaet a ae = 3 lw Oo. Kittredge. ont for Open. 08. Fi -——— Mal. D'naf'd 120 | Gangel to Bevitle, ¥ sirtaye Erie; wii ar s 72 10 | of Game—One. hi ites im = 6 20 0 (Special to The ening World.) ; H nb WASHINGTON PALL PARK. April g ig 23.—The sky wos overcast to-day with Oly On ry 8 15 6 26 Gold Dome. ..106 threatening clouds, portending showers. The wind was brisk and chilling, fore- Hise casting a disagreeable afternoon for 3) Khorasan baseball, Sixth Rece—Six furtongs, The weather was fully in keeping with a sad event that threw the Wash- ington Clb in gloom. wife of Third Baseman Coughlin. Highlanders attended the funeral in a body. the burial of the The First Inning, Oat r @ Iot of speed, but stopped in the run home. Niblick outgumed the others In a hard drive throu ‘Gatin’ Af h the last furiong. Matador had jon ran a good race. —Thi Queens County Handica ‘one a tart Won FOURTH RACE. 1,500. added; ary 00, O'Brien 100 Phillips 108 ii Hildebrand 97 Br Sai =i Winner much the best rich Improved, Florham Queen short tarthorpe im Crate. ‘McCafferty 92 _ never tn f for three-year-olds and upward; Time—1.89 1-5, Winner, ch! a 5 Waterside and Cotillion. Matador held Inkling Conroy open the game with a single, = ent Sis le Le Fultz singled. Keeler sac I. Kitt | gq FIFTH RACE. $100 added: welling: for three year-old and upward: one mit rdge to Stahl, erfeld out by great | A Start good, Won easily, Tme—I40.° Winner, ch. h., by Alf, Hatell—Raindron, ’ stop and throw of Moran, Conroy seor- | OWE 7 My Cassar Wi Open. Clos, Pi RESULTS OF TO-DAY'S GAMES, [in ies Santee fo St Soret tna“ —¥ ro Fultz, Anderson fouled to Stah!. TWO] 284 Keynote 4 Py 8 s 58 Moran walked. ‘Thoney sacrificed, Be- g a a NATIONAL LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE. xille to Ganzel, Selbach bunted safely urna if * if las pide pirbitie Stany hit a fuke-bounding single LL Oitphant Pea i 3 4° through Elberfeld, scoring Moran. Me ». Crimmins * - 0 100 “0 PHILADELPHIA AT NEW YORK., NEW YORK AT WASHINGTON, | {UIE hil te Ganseh hawoutlied up Pickering i i t ines Philadelphia.. 0.00000 10 O— 1) NewYork... 2000001 1 0 4|Seldach at second. ONE RUN ee BR i 2 mm 9 New York,... 12108 100 —10/Washington.. 120000000— 3)... _,cnront Inning. : | Noi it 10 " Batteriee—Sparks and Davin; MeGin-} Batteries—Hughes and Reville, Mason | Reviiles line fis diuulion fanned oO ae us 2 8 nity and "Warne! and Kittredge. jeville, Mason'| Ben Ine fy. Hughes fanned, NO April Sh uch the best. Keynote and Bi fan right back to form and fin- - Cassidy tripled, and scored when Con-} ished strong hese speed sty) 1D. She: saat: furlene, 2 BROOKLYN AT BOSTON. BOSTON AT PHILADELPHIA. | i9Ni"ronchiog vsecond “on. the” error, | AR SIATH RACK—#000 added: for maiden (wo-vear-olds; four and a batt furlongs. start 01000001 1-3 10000002 0— 3} Kittredge walked Manon fanned. Mo-| Owner.‘ Bennington Serre ee Renee Boston ...... 1.00010000— 2 00100000 0— 1) hho tonchea anid, foreliyg “ictttredge, | Index Horere. _—_Sekeye, Wi Bt —%, Batteries—Cronin and Bergen; Welles| Batterios—Tannehill and C: : and threw wild to’ first, Drill scoring.| 30% Right Royal fe i. and Mores. and. Powers. @ Criger: Plank | Sioran trie Dn the error aud| 3% Amber Jack atime 8 2) : was, thn ngel to Reville. Forehand 10% : Tw in 108 ’ is x 8T. LOUIS AT CHICAGO. 8T, LOUIS AT DETROIT. ‘Third Inatog. vacauine 108 i ‘ 158 at St, Louis 0000001 1 O— 2/S Louws,...00000100 Conroy fanned, Fultz flied to_MeCor setewade 1A 3 ia ag aia ms of ick, Kell b dl mick, Keller bunted sefely, Elberfeld Romanell! 108 3 Y ® 9 o oe 20 Chi 100000 0 0 O— 1 Detroit :0000001 0 0 0-1 | Gouniea to lett, Willams grounded out, Baer melt 110, 10) 20010 0p, too 33 McCormick to ‘Stahl. NO RUNS, Right Royal was many pounds the best. Amber Jack eamlly best of the others. Vol- Nichol Grady; = napnend Ga ee and ly: Wen CINCINNATI AT PITTSBURG, Cincinnati... 001040000—5 Pittsburg O000301101-6 Batteriee—Ewi 4 Peita; en wing ani ita; Velt end NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. * wh Ray. mb PO New York..6 1 .86;|Pittanurg..4 5 444 Cincinnatl.b « LOMO. 3 4 4 Battries—Howell and Kahoe; D and Woods, een CHICAGO AT CLEVELAND. Chicago ..... 21000003 0-6 Cleveland.... 300002000—5 Batteries—White and Sullivan; Done- hue and Abbott. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. » BC, Boston... . 500 nd..4 8 at Willams to Ganzel. NO RUNS. being hit by Mason out, Heville to Ganzel, NO to Keele Me Belbach filed Stahl out, mick fanned. Fourth Inning. Kittredge’s batted Ba and ball. . Pitth Inning, Conroy out Stahl to Mason. (Continued on Second Pago.) Fults od eibeidig acide. Princeton Freshmen... 00501002 Brooklyn High. y is Improving RESULTS OF COLLEGE BALL GAMES. sald well Winslow. Jmpir t id Hare; McKay , M b Lyneh. roe ane? TIGER FRESHMEN WIN, weer 020001 “ft World. Sef 8 et Noes your bey want a job for yv. ention du led advertisements in the Sunday, Anderson out, Cassidy to Stabl. Gan- a — He enter moran 8 ead ie ile t ach, uy it te ™ \forcing Gansel-at second. NO ROS?” YALE BEATS PENNSY. VICTORY FOR NAVY NINE. Cassidy walked, Drill sacrificed, | Ponnsylvanin 909600 0 0 0-9 Washington & Lee 000900100-1 Hughes to Ganzel.’ Cassidy got out by |¥ale ih 902.00 0 0 —% Annapolis pee 19000001 —2 ia } yL * jhit HCHLINDER,¢; EVENING WORLD AACE CHART GANTS 1, PHILLIES 1 Day by Winning Two Games Out of Three. 3 E Pl oco-Be orang S| mrammneduo8 Slonmscsanents S| wersasconsy =| coomoseccet S| cnn oer onmnent al commcornots | ow oco~mwely | wommosaemep | essen cosmop 8® wl cop cooor +B al coosOcHComoll Total .. é v7 First Base on ‘Balls—oft McGinn}t Struck Out—By MoGinnity.. 3: pe Threo-Base Hit—Mertas” Teo Bane ae o> sat Gleason. Browne. Hall, Gilbert, Baoritice Hite—‘bevitn. Mecinas ao ten Dunn and Moti notre = (Special to The’ Bvening W. POLO GROUNDS, ellie Ue Giants found the Priliies almost as ensy to-day as they did yesterday, “Iron Man" MoGinntty pitched the visitors to a standatill, and Sparks, the “Slowtown" twirler, soon realized that MoGraw's charges had their batting =1 clothes on, Browne and Moertes did the leading business with the willow. The little right fielder made four safe hits out of as many Umes at the bat and scored three runs. Mertes trippled im the fifth | with the bases filled, and was given an ovation for his pains. Billy Gilbert re- sumed his duties at second and was at his best. First Inning. Thomes struck out. Gleason doubled to left field. Wolverton hit to McGin- waht at third, UNS. Browne doubled to left centre. Devlin sacrificed, Browne going to third. Mo- Gann flied to Thomas, Browne scoring. Gleason threw out Mertes at first. Giaae: OND Second Ini es pbahlen threw out Barry. | Hall fanned. ulswitt dled on a grounder to Mc- Gann, NO RUNS. Wolverton threw out MeCormick at first. Dahlen safe on Huinwitt's fumble and stole second. Gilbert singled. to centre, scoring Dahlen and took sec- ond oh wild throw from Thomas. He stole third. Warner sent a liner t Barry. McGinnity singled to left, ‘scor- ing Gilbert, but was caught at second trying to make It @ double. TWO ‘Third Innig. Dorin died on = grounder to GtIbert McCann captured Spark's hot Iner Thomas ambled on four wide ones. hilen's quick toss to Gilbert on Glea- "s apparent safety forced Thomas at d by a hair. RUNS. rowne cracked one to centre. Devlin beat a bunt and Browne scored on Sparks’s wild throw, He tried to get to third on. the error, but was nailed in a close decision on’ Titus's throw to Wolverton, McGann saw his finish in ct a hot hounder to Wolverton. Mertes met a similar fate, One R Fourth Inning. Gilbert. threw out Wolverton, Titus grounded to Gilbert and perished. Barry got a lite on Devlin’s wid fing, Hail to right for two bases. McCormick af Read the Help Want made a great running catch of Huls- witt's long drive. NO RUNS, Hall beat McCormick to first with the (Continued-on Second Page) 0 | light wind, it was an ideal day for a ball CONSPIRACY 10 Bo WITH A BIG BRIBE FUND William Duke Swears on Witness Stand that! BUY $200,000 Has Been with Which to Get Places for Men on. Police and Fire Departments. WELL KNOWN REPUBLICAN DISTRICT LEADER SAID TO BE HOLDER OF CASH! —<——— ay 0 Rais;d by a Syndicate! Duke Admits That He Got $600from James E. Fitzpatrick, Who Wanted to Become a Policeman—New and Startling Revelations Are Expected at Next Hearing of Case, ’ ‘The District-Attorney thas fiopes fam Duke in West Side Court to-day there may grow revelations of @ gigantic syndicate for the swindling of men anxious to go into the Police and Fire Departments. The man Duke on the witness-stand aammed! Locaf Players Get Revenge for that he had taken money to have policemen promoted, to get men into: Their Defeat on the Opening | the Custom-House and the PostOffice, and-to. make-them. fremensand policemen. Complaint was made against Duke, who fs connected switts Fitapatrick says thet Duke is illegally withholding $600 which he paid tiny that out of the arraignmentrof Wilk last August for a position on the Polies Department, which has aot mmfey rimlized. He shows the following recetpt, which Dulre.edmits-he-stgnaie i SHOWS RECEIPT FOR MONEY. “Received of Jumes H. Fitspatriok $000, to be placed tn on account of verbal agreement “The way I came to give him the money,” explained Fitepatriulsol Magistrate Ommen, “was through a dedtre I had from e boy to be @ polines man. Last summer I heard that there was a man in oy neigihorhent®) who could get me on the force. “I was told that his game was Donahue or Doheny andthatfe waians nected with the club of a Republican leader in one of the Assembly din. trials. I went around to the club-house and found-this man, .whoseaanagt don’t exactly remember, there. get no rating, although I had been it back. “This is a big thing, Your Honor, sergeant. office knew all about the matter and wanted him placed under bonds. “He gave me a letter to Duke, and Duke told methat get me on the force, but that it woud cost $600. My mother duew money out of the bank and gave it to me last- August.on-the-simth, .amieom: the same day I turned it over to Duke, “He didn’t even get me into the aivileervice examination. 2% could: when I found thet I could get another ctvil-service money back, and I have been demanding it ever since.” Duke said that he was willing to admit that he hat tnkem the.@600) for Fitzpatrick and given him @ recetpt for it He also promised; to.get $200,000 FUND, HE SA¥S. ‘veing-abcat-$200)000 involved. It is al in trust in the hands of another man. I haventt-gub« penny of {t, but I can get Fitspatrick’s money back all right. Duke satd he got in one case $6,000 for one man-to-make tim a.golies. ney Kresel. At the request of Mr. Kresel the examination of Duke was postponed until next Tuesday and he was paroled, although Fitspateick’ and to be retumed on Promised it, Finally last Jimusry, trial [ demante@.my ” he said, “there Magistrate Ommen was tnformed by Duke that the DistrictéRtomeyty’ he called up Aeststant DistrictAttor- BROOKLYNS (8peoial to The Evening World.) ! BOSTON, April 2%3—Except for a very game, The sun was hotter than any day this season and a good attendance was out, Manager Hanlon rode in the "bus, with his players to the grounds and was met in the narrow passageway by a crowd of fans. Hanlon was quite talkative and cer- tainly feels that he has a good ball club, He was asked if Buckenberger settled for the box of cigars wagered on the game yesterday, but he hadn't, put before the bell rang for the players to take up practice a Ittle colored boy wearing a tall stoveptpe hat not only the box of perfectos but also pinned a lovely pink In the lapel of the bustling manager's coat. Both teams loudly proclaimed their confidence of Jachieving victory i gang. Eo: %, 1B FO | Shocked, i. 0 60 famater, rt. spe i 138 a iad eck erated ri x Bergen, o.... 3 i Cronin, p 8 3 Totals 378 Boston. Geter, et Tis eae ‘Tenny, 6 3 96 Delehanty bau Wie firs Cooley, oY Abdbatootio, oo 4 Raymer, 6 hue Connedl Bas Ye, See» Moran, ey ee WINis, » 9 Oo Totute 33H H%y—Boston, @: Brooklyn, 6. Bem on, 2: 3 -—Mr. cision. Lumley out “Del'? to Tenney, No RUNS, AGAIN DEFEAT THE BOSTONS. nBROOKLYN Vs. BOSTON. Firat Inning. Strang walked and was caught nap- ping. Sheckard hit {n front of the plate Moran getting him at.Arst on @ close de- Geier walked. Tenny hit an easy to Babb, who tumbled. Crinin ‘hit in the ribs, granting him « pase (Continued-on Second Page). } hes a,