The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1904, Page 12

es THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 100% ENING WORLD [es } SPORTS EDITED BY T ROBERT 'EDGREN ; ME PEOPLE AND SCENES AT MORRIS PARK WHEN IRISH LAD WON THE CLASSIC’ METROPOLITAN $5660$O00GO4 4004 HIGHLANDERS IN poale®. ——— ‘ (T Looneo PRETTY EASY “Te vockter Shaw IRISH Lao Q THY , eA Came Nome. ~ : wit James ie : . A AND MR. CRAKRG OCF GUCAGd WATCHED TOB0GGAN FROM THE MEmMBras, pawes CHARLES ELWOOD WORKS NICE MILE AT MORRIS PARK TO-DAY (Special to The Evening World.) Dreesing: J..W. Rogers, trainer. Hill, train ~ -|MAJOR PELHAM—Five’ furlongs in OARSMAN—One milo in 1.84 1-2, gallop- RAST Fett ORO eel ator 1.04, handily; Bub May, trainer. rank Ri ner, fe a pity that the Jockey Club shout ‘The Metropolitan was this year won have seen fit to abandon it. €$99O9999O4695-4-09OO-9HHOM ‘By the best horse, Irish Lad. It was ee, EMA ue ditions were again propitious at & M' GRAT HIANA RING ne Sa fio’ eel pelea Ace Miaiecr sessive) elpecom tener ee Gees tieie ant PA PARE ADDOLR,, the course this morning during the gal-| “ND, WiLIAMB—Ong, mite in 247) a TLEIONS Six furlo Romany fa ee fand\ that.was Gunfire, Those races are Gia sot resetrs tiie proper basking, and enscesebiceeee loping hours, ‘The aun wan bright and | AML JACK our furlongs in O88 r, case RII i eae eon aot Ee ; the tem) ture was agrevable on the bit; y, trainer. i gaa ee when a ee rs Fiat-footed starting will never become ee alteaak tarteccur TOM COb— Four es in 0.02, hand- vot Spouse tS in 0.58, va i jorse wins, but when some inferior on the becrier ifts - j PHARAMOND—Four y faetory ‘These pleasant conditions proved Iit- RAGLAN-—One milk ' z 2 dongs in animal manages to scratch home in Bae bebecatnee wence cs ns Bunely BIG ENTR j LIST FOR tle temptation for fast work, howev ein 1-48, galtoping;|* “hreczing: Pred. Durlew, trainer frerit by reason of a fluky start or 4 among the trainers, for it’ was brid : which 1a proverbially a, resting day. Something of that sort then there is ba) ' always an aftermath which is extreme- “Wihen trite rr eae ay eho the walk: f . BROOME’ CH One | neiaTaiey quarter | jy unpleasant. ‘aohd D eee (—Four furlongs in_ 0.62, Haves also. p3 trish Lad | Give Mr. Cassidy the proper authority | fP4,nonieved such eplendid remulte from | 9 BRUSHTON imball Patterson, trainer, ‘It was pleasing that nl commendation Bhould have been a public favorite, Hig {204 tMme to educate boys and horses, ayou BAVAB je mile tn, L.A of, handily: | Wonderful trial ‘for the race was not | 2nd the walk-up start can reach « state pot th Enooh Wishart, | f ; ed. this ‘spring? ‘The HIGH SHANGELLOR Ons mile in Ls, to perfection. Bt ta the oniy oor-| Method” ae it Sly Abode’ proper | Judging trom the list of entries re-) were entered up to yesterday, the clos- hard, trainer. PREPONDEROUS SALE Overproduction Causes a Great Calamity to One of the Akeyt secret, and all the newspapers in- formed the public of the work. It has | 7 method of starting horses, and it ceived by the Road Drivers’ Associa-| ing time. ORT W. Lenore mi mite, nse raliop- Largest Clothing Manufacturers in New York City, Hever been the polloy of Mr. Rogers or tion, some gilt-edge light harness sport! From Chicago James Murphy will| ;,20&i Hngsh Wiehard, trainer es sy : of the Whitneys to conceal the form will’ be furniahed on Speedway Day, | Dring Don Derby, 2.044, the side-wheeler | JOCUND—One of their horses, As e matter of fact. May 14 @ week from Saturday, when | thst won the pacing championship last] sRYN MAWR—One-quarter in 0.27 1-2 0C mre ase a C88 all C on 0 ar they woro always pleased to heve the the trotting owners bave thelr annual | iSpy over ie oct etree amen | bneeings WE Eee ets, . . e public win with them. Parad! én epeed comeat over: the Har- | parado and speed contest over the Har- CHARLES ‘BLOOD 01 trainer. Saturday Will Tell the Great Loss Sustained to the Well- | | m ct) 5 t . * 7, has no worthy c itor, in adt,if With feeling of intense sats: brushes that the Brush Committes, haa | Sit) He too, wil inkera try atthe hale: | HAD , 48 OHBAIATAIE furionen,, Known Firm—Name Reserved by Request. a arranged for that day ninety horses prijj, °° “riven by John F. Cock-| arr taNCE—Four furlong in 0.08, 1 5,000 Hand-Tallored Fancy Worsted Sults, also French and P oe her tae Chante mnhelai = handily ‘over the nill; G. B. Hill, Eneilan Serge, Silk-lined Overcoats, Top Coats, Rain igmses Flan- . rane -2,|] nel Sults and Pants at UNHEARD OF PRICES. 4 the Metropolitan and bet on him. There ARTFUL-—Four furlongs in 0.62. 1-2, a OF PR 5 was no fault to be found with the race, (Bpectes to The vexing World.) handily: H, Harrts SAVABLE TOP WEIGHT. DOUINFour furones in'088 brees- ‘ : Tho start was fair, there was no foul! GRAVESEND, May ¢—Balmy, clear TYROL BAN “itait a tntle In O62, breex- x Bene) J. W. Rogers, trainer. a le Ommences atur Y. Widing, and it was « true-run race from j Healey, tralner Walter 8. Vosburmh, omclal handicap. | BULAVARK-—Four furlongs in 0.68 1-4. , J. weather and a perfect track were the avin VANTA tial? tle Gattis anton, ANTA-Half a mile in 0.82 1-2, gal- per for the Jockey Club, has placed t Trish Lad will now, no doubt, be a| ‘aininsonditiony at Gravemond thin] RIGA Retin eee tno. relght, S08 pousise; on savablay in; thal|| Yorasam to Bla] mety Gress, =<) pape la ed GHABD. JR. cht, 126 pounds, on Savable in the mrban. If he and Waterboy meet in the (@uburban there will be a race worth MEN’S SPRING SUITS. Men’s Fancy All-Woo! Suits, in Oxford gray, 5 00 stripes and plaids, $10.00 and $12.50, now. morning and the trainers and racers 5 py, trainer, Ford baseball team will play RARE, MUSIC-—-Mour’ furlongs tn 0.62, Toboggan Handicap, which will be de- the uate Croos mine wt thelr grounds came t othe open at an early hour, Al-| RARE ly; J. Healey, trainer clded to-momow at Morris Park over Fordham on Saturday, The Holy though many horses have been sent) JUDGE RICHARD. Three turlonge. tn tho weolliee eoleoes rote ver Over let ae vam hae not lost’a game this {i half way across the continent to| to Morris Park from here there are a 0.87, Hoping; J. Flealey, trainer, " , i n. As the Fordham nine has been Men's Fancy Suits, wool and worsted, single rag nh eG Fy ey PETS (eet ioe al Sia ra Cand (LA BELLE GAT N—Theoe furlongs in ie tnarora tion dn this emetnos of start- handloapeed _Hambure Belle ts asked ira es close and exciting game and double breasted, stripe, plaid and 50 tory as ‘one of the greatest races ever | course. LADY BVALINESThree’ furlonga: tn Melamplovac tia thsiiseae) thse eehiChe| eee ee fanoy tints; made ‘to sell at. $16.00 and 7 : S $18.00, at this sale.... een on the turf. Rogers’s Good Record. Mr. Rogers must be a proud man to- Africander is quartered in his own 0.87 1-2, eat: stall which he occupied all winter and MIS WHEEL ri “furlongs in | PPOwramme at next Sunday's meet at Hermis has been sent from Jamaica oes enally iehees eurlones Pa ha alpaca ire Ratt DOU AS to his barn at the Brooklyn Jockey| 0:38, ea: Aula three furlongs in] ‘ihe ovent is isnown ax ‘The Record m] Ba ‘K, trai ” day. Mr. Rogers is modest and retir-| Ciub's course along with McChesney, o Three Mirionge An" 0.99, Smasher.” It 's an open race for the fog, and he will no doubt pooh-pooh| thy maki: trio of handicap eligibles Barrick, tratner. nash prize kings, distance two mile UNION ‘any attempt at glorification on the part ae Ae AttsO) Oho 4 NCE—Three-elghths tn ‘The prizes range from &, which go MADE. 2e cet WORLD, and $20.00, now. De asleepaesmeneny bielwiee which is hard to beat. In fact Afri- . Timmons, trainer, to the winner of every lap, up to $0, English Serge Suits, single and double of his friends, But he cannot, never theless, help feeling a certain amount of pride in the fast that he trained and cander and Hermis were both sent to/ useful mile work-owts which will be elghths’ © in’ 0.9, which Is/the ewan of the! winner 0 $ | (0) 000 will be paid to anyone who can prove breasted, color and wear guaranteed, full n 0.61, easily; H.| If the plan ds successful, other that W. L. Douglas does not make and atir 0 10.° » satin lined, $10.00, $15.00 aod $20.00; found tabulated below. Those sent to Harris, trainer. ‘n which the riders will be hand Hent to the post three good winners o0| morning gallops were: cor ES BeNOR Gur curiones in o.s,| Ny Secunda, instead oF by yards, wil REWARD sell more men’s $5.50 shoes than any TOW. +eeseeee severe ese+++$5.00, $7.00 and ¢ opening day. exing: mith, trainer tr This plan, it {s thought, will Feeney a a roatter of congratu-| APRICANDER—One mile to 147, hand lair Woon Four’ furiongs tn os9, | work particularly well in fveand. ten other manufacturer in the world. — MEN’ S OVERCOATS. breezing: J. Smith, trainer, mile races, The reason W. L, Douglas $3.50 shoes are worn by more men in all stations of life than \ any other make, is, they . . t= palli ieee sa) Mr Duryea pnd to Mr. Whit- ee anicide, teaver: ealloping nn Men's All-Wool Top Coats in tan and Oxford gray, $10.00; 00 ney. that their horses are in such c@-| 4.) nmARER One mile tn 1.48, 4 pable hands, and they are surely to be fly; W. Shields, trainer. NOWscececcecce seeeeeeresees seneeeeeeeceeeeseeseeeeere congratulated on having selected Shaw LIMERICK —He malts eh mile in 0,61, easily; to ride their horses, for this boy is in superb form and is again proving that | RAINATI Tr ou furlongs in ce) he is the best rider in the country. BOSTON BILLY-—Seven-eighths in 1.35, Men’s tan and gray Top Coats, in covert, whipcord and vicuna, some satin lined, $15.00, now.....¢.......++ 7.50 black, nite 1 0,00 ® c Men’s Fancy Worsted Suits, latest de- | signs, fingle and double breasted, hand \ filled’ collars, haircloth fronts, English oa! square shoulders; made to sell at $25.00 10. oe % Men's long and short Oyercoats, in tan, oliy 3 hold their shape fit Oxford, full satin lined, $20.00; now ‘ 1 dgment f Hoping: C, Merritt, trainer, , Bnglish stripe worsted, al , rider to take top welghte to the front | KASSIL-— Four furlongs im 060, hamatty; | ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALF A CENTUBY " we better, wear longer se ee atousets equal to custom tnade, all the retest 2,00 & as Shaw did with Rellable and Irish fi ; f +3 abe 3 00 ¢ Lad. But Shaw is a Ind of keen judg- | UAMBURCER Kou furtonga) in 021) PPEARANCE speaks orcibly and and are of greater TAD icc erecta tas acco e § ment. He knows that if his horse is in| OLD ND—Five-olghths tn 1.06, one 1 Th value than any French FE SATURDAY, ont 2 3 wares double, “ be hi lek th hortest: ite ner, ¥ v era, Ha knows also that If hie hocee 401-2, wate b instan eae at © A. other $3.50 shoe. \ c OTA he pocket Min of throm Any et Sacoa. “And Neu usiness suit 1s dressy, servacea The | 10, ws that h i front with a horse aa well as hevcan in| easily Neumeyer, trainer andtailored beyond criticism.even | Lipton / the rear, That Is why he took his |P®TE DATLEY A hait-miie tn 0.61158.) Anoxtord | horses to the front. He broke quickly FLAMMOLA ‘Six furlongs do L.20, wal-| to the little points. The stamp of feat W. L. Dougl with hem, secured the position he HE Mason. erainers 1. dh ee if. bets a ieearerer The Do Wanted and then took his hi i : adios] =m }| th of cans tee petriddear ian exactly as BATALS Four Yarlonge in 088 breoz- | entire SppEcya grante WiBUCCEES | veround 4 fas $5.50 shoes for the past ant apts to be ridden, Many races we . thrown away by Burns on this horse| BAREET Tone mile in 1s, castly: J. | ful busingss men. rests on Brokaw Une at any 7 years, will say that I find them i to give better satisfaction, both in Mast year because Burns would persist trainer, Made in every Ro walting in behind. Shaw will win AB OM es Sahay Suits. vasiety of lack wear and comfort, than any of the | Smany races with Irish Lad because he | § Will suit the horse and the horse will other makes costing $5 to $7.”" Fabrics ot splendid wearing quality. in smart and _ | leathers, in taco, button and Oxtords, \ aut him, oy in Aon Gediicndnartound ay isettnadelint G. P. ERWIN, Merchant, The Standing starts Oe dene Hn iS oa seer rable Sacks, $18 cc $34. | ALL ONEPRICE,83.50 1169 Fulton St., Brooklyn. kore bi tr. Bltegoratd, pursuant tothe re- CART MeamOr URN. aralner, & ASTO IEF EREORC) E: D: fo H: A NUE W. L. Douglas High Grade Boys’ Shoes, $2.00 and $1.78. z a) eee sored Fleas eral Jee e Jockey Club, went back to Randi J Goldsborough, tra R: PLAC . AN FOURT VE W. L. Doug! Co. Coltskin in his $3. - cure | ¢ + ngtememiar, DR old ‘system of fiat-footed starting | CANDUIS Naive. furlongs’ in oi ae glas uses Corona Co! in in 5D pee ‘ jous rdsy. ’ SPIO UI Bes IA SS EE a TNE A shoes. Corona Colt is conceded Geverywhere ; ‘ Wty git Giron ever Ad gees A tt ent Rr) The starting was bad all day oi sioner to be the finest Patent Leather yet pEpduced. ’ my Ye ist ae) eee ee patie hie ge in ze 2 furlongs in but it Js questionable if this can |IAQ TS, eat’ MeGibney, trainer, SPORTSMEN'S GOODS. | raubles witnout sober d up to the starter, because MAXIMILLANS Five furlongs tn 108 84, SPORTING. are Baer idlad uot peje era Aled Momatier: a sien. ms ates Ae aiart. Pca teen Sunday at Ridgewood, $5. 00 Coaster Brakes, 89c, Where van ves Deanne aoe ise Sania Fons reoet acaba sy re galivery: ayuite nom, one ) aad he earied tout nat fat | coh Weer tenet tow iinaete |MORRIS PARK RACES) | pouctas srones IN GREATER NEW YORK: * Eagaa)The Way to: Win ‘ ei pars of au etait | wt bo and a age cage," “ea AN * dima 36 Wh PER Sao CO Bator i] ¢ @ + is the »'~ q 24 Av, L to Willis Av., thence by ‘a 710 way, ey pect to Sunday World Wants Work orm a Monday Morning Wonders. At 12.40, 1,05, 1.40, 2,00, 2.15, 2.35 Pat Pinsent Sires ner ; magi L. to Fordham, thence by bane a raion corner ml ew Lae $5 World Want Me. rom Grand Central Station at 1.33.) raat Portian, Piret Thee 120 9SL