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‘ercises. The morning workouts were: RAIN STOPS BALL GAMES. Both Are Reported Shape for the En- counter—Philadel ph- ian Is Favorite in Betting. (Special to The Evening World.) LOUIS, April Philadelphia O'Brien and "Kid" Carter, who are to clash In a twenty-round bout be- | | fore the West End A. C. to-night, are both In good condition for the battle and below the required weight. Carter arrived in town last night from Philadelphia with his manager, Joe Macais, the former club match- maker of the Quaker City, He said he had been training for the battle for two weeks. Carter looked well, His eyes were clear, his cheeks drawn and he had that pinkish color which denotes perfect health. He said he weighed 166 pounds, ‘This will be the-first fight that Carter has taken part in since he was knocked out by George Cole in Philadelphia a short time ago. ‘The battle to-night promises to be one of the best that the admirers of pugi- lism in this city have been treated to in some time. Although O'Brien {s the cleverer boxer and {e likely to win out, one thing {s certain, however, he wili have to fight hard to do so as Carter is one of the gamest fighters that ever stepped into a ring. Carter Is also very dangerous at all stages of a battle. Harry Sharp will referee the bout. LITTLE CHANGE FOR FAST WORK AT LOGAL TAAGKS (Spectal to The Evening World.) GRAVESEND, April %.—At the Yavesend course this morning the braining conditions in the early hours ‘were most unpropitious. A fierce wind Blew and a drizsling rain made the tem- perature cold and unpleasant. The time has come, however, when the racers must be sent down the line and many horses were given useful galloping ex- ‘Wyefeeld, five furlongs in 1.12, handily, Wild Thyme, three-cighths in 0.44, easily, Zelller, three-quarters in 1.24, breesing. Vic, half-mile in 0.66, galloping. Daingerfleld, one mile in Major 1.81 easily; Dovecote, three-quarters in 1.26 1-2, galloping. Out of Reach, seven- jghths in 1.42, breezing; Shotgun, four furlongs in 1.00 easily. Proper, a halt- mile tn 0.661-4, handily. Beggar Lady, one mile in 1.64, galloping, Col. Roarer, one mile in 1.64, breezing. Leader, four furlongs In 0.89, galloping. Sweet Mu- sic, five-eighths in 1.09 handily, Dean Swift, a half-mile in 0.57 easily. Ostrich, one and one-eighth miles in 2.08, galloping. Sun Remo, five furlongs, in 1.10, handily, Clarence, five furlongs, in 108, easily. Tol San, five furlongs, in 1.09 1-2, breezing. SBellatrix, six fur- longs, two-minute gait, breezing. Brush- wood, six furlongs, two-minute galt, breezing. Channel, six furlongs, tw: minute gait, breezing. Hyperion, six furlongs, two-minute gait, breezing. Little Buttercup, six furlongs, two-min- ute galt, breezing, Mafia, six furlong two-minute gait, breezing. Almont: three furlongs in 0.40, handily. Fillmore, three furlongs, in 0.42, easily. Domino Noir, three furlongs in 0.44, breeging. Fidile, a half mflé in 0.85, easily. Gay Lord, a half mile in 0.65, handily, Far- mer Healy, four furlongs in 0.57 1-4, gal- loping. Josie B., four furlongs in 0.66 1-2, breezing. Rare Music, a half mile in 0.56, easily. Tyrolean, four furlongs in 0.56 1-4, handily. _ HENRY WILL TICHENO Jockey Milton Henry haa signed to fde for Tichenor & Co, this year and will make his appearance in the Tiche- nor colors at the Worth meeting. At present Henry !s in New York. He 6 will go to Chicago shortly. ‘The Tichenor string is now stabled at Worth, There are two Derby candi- ates in the bunch—Flo Bob and Flower King. Both are entered in the Chicago Derby, to be run on the opening day of the Hawthorne meeting, May 21, and oth arg likely to be starters. bit; JOCUND six furlongs in BOBADIL—Six (Special to The Evening World.) SHEEPSHEAD BAY, April 2.—The bleak, cold weather that prevailed at the Bay this morning caused the gal- loping hours to be uncomfortable ones. ‘The trainers gesticulated to the riders with their umbrollas and the rail birds shivered in their seats on the grand- stand, ‘ho track was in a muddy, sticky condition, tund although there were many horses, shown to exercise, noth- ing. fast could be accomplished. dnoch Wishard had w busy morning of it with the J. A. Drake string, and several of them Were sent down the line at good useful tes of peed: re Ls ate ‘Turlongs in i hana Enoch Wishard, trainer, HiGe CHANCELLOR-—Six furlongs in 1.0 3-4, without being extended; Enoch Wishard, trainer, RUNNELLS—Six furlongs in 1.30, on the Enoch | Wishard, traine) ng: Hnoch Wishard, trainer OILEY—Six furlongs in 1.80, handily; Enoch Wishard, trainer, furlongs ‘in 1291-2, yi,enoch Wishard, trainer, TRA--One-hait in 0.58 1-2. gncHert LASS—One-half in 0.63 1-4 WAY easily; Heimball Patterson, trainer. ive furlongs in 1.12 8-6, hand- Kimball Patterson, trainer. BRUSHTON—One-halt in 0.04, breesing} Kimbail Patterson, trainer. ENCY —Seven furlongs in handily; J. H. McCormick, S—Five furlongs in 1.09 1-2, in . H. McCormick, trainer, TE—Five furiongs in 1.10, “H. McCormick, trainer, GRENADE-One-half in 0.54, easily; J. H. McCormick, trainer. ACEFULL—Five furlongs in 1,10 the bit; Lewis Elmore, traine: ORMONDE'S RIGHT—Five furloi 108 handily; A. J, Joyner, trainer, Baer IBURG on ELLE Five furlongs in 08 1-2, easily Joyner, trainer. ESCURIALOne-hait’ in 0.55 1-2, bre ing; T. Green, trainer. PEG One-half in 0.53 1-2, handily; J. McCue. trainer. Irleh Lad went a mile and a furlong in 2.121-2, Leonowel and Mercury, to- gether, went seven furlongs in 1 RIDE FOR R THIS YEAR Flower King is a magnificent bay colt of which much was expected last year. Henry says Mr, Tichenor has a better colt than Flo Bob, He started only once.’ That was in the Monadnock Handicap at Hawthorae, He was reay- ily backed in that race, but third was the best he could get, Henry should do well with the Tiche- nor string this seagon, Last year he be- came very unpopular in the West. He Js anxious to regain the following he once had, and has announced that he will be ‘right up with the leading jockeys all the time: PRINCETON’S IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE RULES (Special to The World.) PRINCETON, N. April 2.—A very important change in the eligibility rules shag been brought about by the Prince- ton Faculty Committee on Outdoor Sports, Formerly if an athlete incurred @ny conditions it debarred him from competing in any contest until that con- Gition was removed, but now by the new regulations he will be allowed to participate, providing he has but one Septision, If, howe’ he fadls to pa: the subject after two trials he will be finally debarred. Thig new rule will allow the baseball and track men who ere conditioned in one subject in the mid-year examina- tions to participate in the spring ath- letics, as the second examination for the removal of conditions docs not take place until the fall. The two most rominent baseball candidates who will be affected by this le are Purnell and Company, each, of whom has but one condition, NEW SELLING GAME ON IN ST, LOUIS T: was a pretty game. Z. De Armen played at the Fair Grounds in St. Louts the other afternoon, and other owners will probably follow sult, A few days ago Trainer Louls Trauber Wont to:the Fair Grounds with part of Brewer Schorr’ able of runners. Duelist, fast sprinters and a took a8 satered rey Site cin ran second, ani J. les agate: him, securing the colt “Oxled pia gold him to De Armen, and tha ance latter 1s now at the Union Park track with his prize, where Mr, Schorr can- not retaliate by running up any of his horses, because of the fact that they are outlawed. De Armen secured Duel- Ist at @ prico far below his value, and It ds ofrtain that haf he remained at the Farr Grounds Trauber would have watched his chance to get the colt b ‘3 now exist, any route at emall cost, and take them to the outlaw track without fear of having them taken away from bim, eae pea a, All-Cobane Play Sunday. The All-Cuban aggregation of ball- tossers, who played such fast ball last year, will play the strong Murray Hills at Olymplo Field, One Hundred and Thirtyssixth street and Fitth avenue, on Sunday. This wii ance of the All'Gubsns this segue Dle to knock ont perhaps the most dangerous, He in of the slugger e: ond ts lie- fights with Joe Choynski and Kid MoCoy. He put Choynski to : Saleo> in one ‘round and almost Anished MoCoy in @uick order, Carter has been Saenting without p@ let-up for the past your or a . $POS9$OOO95- 06-5999 900000000 0006-0OOHH9-0 OOOO-0-0- Carter nlmont the fourth rou oun alx-round in tMadelphia on July 1, 1907, O'Brien ont tn 1, but in the two ning rounds O'Brien cut the o ribbon 3-92 : $ Brer since this $| match wns ar reaged there has beem talk that Carter has gone back and Is not same wen- derfal bter he was when he met O'Brien in thele previous battle. This is denied by Carter, whe clnims he is Just as fnst weod as ever. He exys he will this prove te M CHESNEY T FOR WORLD'S FAIR RACE Rome Respass's Dick Welles, However, Is the Favorite in the Future Books at,6 to I, Big Mac Is Being Heavily Played, ‘The decision of Elmer E. Smathers to start McChesney Tn the World's Fair Handicap at the St. Louts Fair Grounds on June 25 has caused a heavy play to be made on last year’s Western champion In the future books, and his odds have been cut from 12 to 8 to 1. Rome Respass's Dick Welles is still ‘the favorite, at 6 to 1, and a number of big bets have been recorded against him at that price. It ts probablo that in another week or two Dick Welles and McChesney will be equal favorites, There were two other notable changes in the future book quotations, Ed Cor- ey ll Stores First Secon’ Third Fitth Avenue, Man Mixth t isth Street. Yoruvitie “The Largest Retail Wine (Business in the. World, EXTRAORDINARY SALE Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 0 Cd 10 Tines 5.2 H. Green Trading Stamps A Special Combination, Consisting of 4 Bottle 5-Year-Old Whiskey, 1 Bottle Fine Old Port Wine, 1 Bottle Fine Old Sherry Wine, 1 Bottle Brandy and $5 -W Worth S. @ H. Green Trading Stamps, alt for FINE OLD MONOGRAM WHISKEY 5 years old, per WILSON WHISKEY. WITH BACH §. vroel 1 Bottle Special Reserve Rye, 1 Large de Menthe, 1 Bottle Catawba, Angelica, Muscatel or Tokay, 1 Bottle Fine Cognac Brandy or Fine Holland Gin, 1 Bottle Fine Old Port or Sherry, all for And $20 Worth of eeeing Stamps;' riold MARILAND ‘worth of evi win Bont fold MAR TT AND ‘$1 \° 7 ry Se F ABOVE §2 WORTH OF TRADING STAMPS. Another Special Combination, Connisting of 0 GO WEST but imported horse McGee was cut from 15 to 12 to 1 and Brewer Schorr's Moharlb has dropped from 30 to 20 to 1. Both horses were returned winners at Memphis during the last ten . Corrigan says MoGee is the dest horse he ever owned, and when it is remembered that he has owned s..ne pretty good ones McGeo must be a better horse than he has yet shown the public, McGee is an English-bred colt, having been brought to this country in 1901. He Is game and can go any dis- tance. His next start will be in the Elmridge Handicap at Kansas City the latter part of the mont venue. Etghth Avenue, Ayveniie, S5ar Manito Venu ‘Avenue. 1st v Avenue. Averus. th Aver Your Purtage it Ogee Medicinal Blackberry SPECIAL RESERVE Ww years old, per bottle, st eKET: 75c Bottle Kummel or Creme ‘3 "i Fallon of 7. 2 split and crack. That Salen THE DIAMOND, RING he Regal Puzz Saw created quite |“ a commotion in the shoe trade. |ts one thing to look large and talk tall about the sound quality of your shoes, and quite another to have them buzz-sawed in a Regal win- dow, and the quality proved for it really is, ‘The satisfactory thing about Regal Shoes is that they look right in the first place—they feel right—you don't have to break them in—they wear right. The sole is solid and the vamp does not is only another way of saying that the leather is honest and rightly put together. It's a simple enough thing to do—but no- body else does it at $3.50. Regal shoes are the only shoes in the world sold ‘ to Consumer” and in no other | way. $3.50 in all of the 72 Regal Stores. Send for Style Book, Mail Orders promptly filled. 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Caution— And upon no consideration buy a so-called “slightly used” or second. | hand piano at any price, for in a very short time such a plano proves absolutely worthless. “Slightly used’ pianos are like other pieges of old machinery—they're worn out, otherwise people would not part with them. We take in exchinge aj great many second-hand pianos in part payment for our beautiful, new, up-to-date, renowned pianos, but we would not think of offering them for sale in the regular way—the way other stores do, Instead we send them to the auction rooms—where they are sold for any price they will bring. Some second-hand pianos are offered by other stores as great bargains at from $65 to $200, and thi State that they are worth from $100 to $300. If you insist, we will sell you as good second-hand pianos at your own price, but we will never recommend them in any way We believe it is money thrown away to purchase a second-hand piano at any price, when you can secure in this sale one of the best pianos manufactured, built to last a lifetime, for $1.00 a week. Exchange —!{ you have an old piano, exchange it for one of our beau- tiful, new, up-to-date pianos and pay any balance due at the rate of $1 a week. We will send for your old piano at any time. We will charge you nothing for this, and will deliver the new piano to your residence at any time you so desire, Thus, you will save the expense and inconvenience of moving your old piano. ’ Last Week of the Great April Piano’ Sale, This April Piano Sale is indeed a most remarkable event, and you will be missing a chance to save from $150 to $200 if you do not take advan- tage of it. | It would be very unwise for you to purchase a plano without first coming here to see and hear the pianos offered in this sale. + Renowned Wilson Pianos, $175 Beautiful Harmony Pianos, $195 Celebrated Walters Pianos, $195 Including stool and cover. Piano 4 sranteed for 10 years, $5.00 Down and $1.00 a Week. No, interest ie charged for t{mo taken inmaking payments. delivered on first payment 0 On cash purchases we deliver pianos to any part of the United States free of charge. . TANNERY TO WEARER and Wille ARK, N. J. ‘op. Central RR. of N. 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