The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1904, Page 13

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1908. ree | THE DIAMOND, RING Sve! AND RACE TRA Cen enerentnenentn tren tnenen etn tneneeon te NO LOCAL BALL GAMES TO-DAY. ' ALL THE NEWS OF | THREE LOCAL BASEBALL TEAMS ARE NOW ON THE ROAD == GTS OFF 10 |ssuantr oie For ome BRIOLIN GONE ORLD'S FAIR CITY! i without Professional Bait Uncit} TQ) CINCINNATI They Return Here Next Wednesday. a ———— McGraw Was Glad to Leave a LEDINGTOP TAEGLUED ee If Hanlon’s Men Keep Up Reo- - Boston Because “Gate Re- 5 . ord Made in Philadelphia, PIANOS AND ORGANS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. PIANOS AND ORGANS, Richardson Pianos al $1 a Week And No Interest Charged for Time Taken in Making Payments. It remained for Bloomingdale Brothers back in 1895 to solve the piano buying problem. 7 ., NATIONAL LEAGUE, ; u vi \ Soaipts There Weren't Big!| cm. Wiorelcun wt pcill cee . PC They Will Keep the Western Through our unequalled buying facilities we have placed the possession of a piano within the l -yv ; New, York.12 § 900g, Loute...7 8 $07 Roetoe ac Bd pos: bilities of every home. GiretmnatraL F : : a | Geno Bi Teams on the Move. Every piano we sell is fully guaranteed for ten years and kept in tune for one year free e F 0 + J of charge. If the piano you buy from us is not entirely satisfactory in every way we will send for it and refund the re (© (Special to Thi wivenine World. The Highlanders begin a series of) The Senators winning thelr first game (Special to The Evening World.) money to you at once. . . “BOSTON, May '6—Johnny McGraw] oye games with the world’s cham-| thls season was perhaps the most| PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 6 Nod We offer the celebrated Richardson Piano for $195—on terms of his team of National top notchers vn to-day, and as the|SSTeeable feature. Roth teams mixed | Hanlon and his band of trolley dodgers t Boston for St, Loufs just as quick} Plons at Boston sf) be | UP the most amateurish kind of mis-| @re speeding toward Cincinnatl, ‘The own an a e€é they could get « traih nfter the game.|Glants and Trolley-Dodgers will i plays with brilliant stunts; but the} Players left this oy, last boats on ve Graw did not ¢are to keep his team] on their way West, Gotham town w! visitors won out because they made| Western express after trimming ne Fano: ary Wy eniexpensive Notetiis a city (where | nave/no_ hig longue baseball attraction. | tie! least errors and) hit the litle horse: || Quskers (oe ne re every gam so that everybody can now be the poser oh cane cane Gee tHAInpOMUy: ia share of the gate receipts was not nd tor | hide-with the greatest effect. a single excel y s a J dy A S a a at a f Ly. jough to pay hotel bills and travelling | 7® hunery fans will have die win | 2t wasn’t s0 surprising that the Sen-| was caally won, and the Brooklyn team We give with every piai > selected a stool to match, and a cover Gyeenscs: PaGhtaty, atathegeeon's||c five: ds ys) faa tCo ee le Al pas should win one game out of| deserved the See ees abead ender The new model Richardson Piano has the latest improvements —overstrung scale, 7 1-3 octaves, one of the finest actions, sixteen-pound felt ham- tras none of Christy, Mathewson's | ye nothing for them to feed upon until fourteen—any old team ought to get] stay, here the players showed wonder, mers (made by one of the best manufacturers in the world), imported wire strings, bushed pins, fine selected ivory keys, new Boston fall board and ory ‘yesterday. It was the ease and|the Griffithites return to meet the/a winner some time within that many music rack, three pedals and practice muffler. The cases are beautifully finished in double veneer, handsomely carved and polished, ne ¥ Ye f th my with whieh the visitors lam-|Weatern teams on May 11. trinls-“but it seemed strange that they | °; oy batted the ball hard and made And every piano bears the maker's name, i sted ittinger, Yesterday's contest’ at American|should win after “Josing thirteen| They batted ts es tho right time. The vy Whe Highlanders begin a four-ame}yeccue Park was for the most part| straight and show up the Highlanders |*UN* count Just at the : We Also Offer the Wilson Piano for $175 fes at the Huntington Avenue bd Se ia pitchers are on edge while the general a x é Grounds this afternoon, and are sure to} grand spectacular comedy of errors [as a site lssue. Tulding of the players wus far above the on terms of $5 down ‘and $1 a week, as well as the following re- w big money, With a clear fleld for average. nowned pianos for cash or on liberal terms: fecond place, they are still a good dis- is with the ce behind the champions, President Ebbets, who tannehill is announced to do. battle teum, expressed himself as very much Qgainst his old clubmates, while plowsed with hie agurexasion and ex- heduted, boxes at the Maiestic to-night as bare majority of the games scl Quests of Messrs Ward and Vokes. pat team can, continue ite presen ‘ § [oi the move to keep up with the proc ¢ ” ” sion. i “CY” YOUNG’S RECORD. The, Brooklyns are due to arrive tn Cincinnatl tite this, afternoon and will In Whe game between Boston and| From the West comes the story that Probably be played in June, says the| open the initial Western series with the Walters, Harmony, Belford and Weigner Pianos. On cash purchases we box and ship pianos {ree of charge to any part of the United States, Exchange your old piano for a new one and pay any he's due at $1 a werk. Y i t. Beginnl Reds. ’ : i 7. ) Philadelphia “Cy” Young yesterday es- | Manhattan ts to have Sunday baseball | POC se Saab age BaFTIN, ee A GUARANTEED Res arin utd Neel duel ee biG RAILROADS, ‘ tablished a now baseball record—twen-|at the Polo Grounds, | | ceedings, from, the, Sabbath opserance ee reey mere arene €¥-s6ven shen faced him in nine innin ‘The news from Cincinnat ‘o the | societies) games wi played on the| The game between the Philadelphia 2 P ‘and not one of them reached first base, | effect that the Giants will play Sunday Bre nea erate te, eT en ne Gtants and the strong Murray Hill team SPRING MEDICIN en n SY vania — Young did not give a base on balls | S#mes at, the Polo Grounds as soon as | possible. at Olympic Field, One Hundred and| At this season of tho year there e Ror allow a single hit to be made of | Wey return from the West. ‘The man-|' Mr. Brush belloves there is.a demand|Thirty-sixth street and Fifth avenue, |isn’t a man, woman or child in New FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. RAILROAD, Bim teat: h - - agement of the ned Es Nationals Ader that the Dabs past PPE COM~] on next Sunday shoultt be one of tho| York who does not need a medicine STATIONS. foot of, West Tw a: is feat has never been performed | has decided to take advantage of Jus-| ken by such contests. most interesting and bitterly contested |to purify and enrich the blood, to in- wr + Seievwuhoat AV Bult atve'tws | Say Seztet SSeiNenSeARInE Otten ee boiterses Peas OOeanat et Palsatag™ Biarne™ yaimaah, "hy [dace an appelite, to promote digs No Naieenee Nor Security Required. men bases on balls. The first of used Sunday games will] thinks, would not be #0 on mundane shown the spectators, tion and create strength, and we are OPE N EVENIN Gs. safe in suying we have never sold store equal to Vinol ae ea aes ie 3 * SMITHS’ SHOWING [WITH THE FIGHTING MENIFERGUSON FIGHTS ez | «(LENOX CLOTHING (CO. cree tah, a AG | 5 HOLL . ay 6th Ave., near roth St. i aoe ah AINST Vazremrsgsamany sarcoma me sean seen, wore wel HART TO-NIGHT no 84 Columbus Ave,s iii wn ye ee eae will win Inside of twenty rounds. Bee ce i as are three clubs giving boxing shows in the city, every one of tham makes| zenah is to eee Harry Forbes at St, ne ne = Ch i ng pte money, At the recent show held by the| Ws on May 1 The new cod liver oll Tonic, ‘ | [WEAR-THER THEN N PAYI. as 9. "Toledo und Clevelang, PHILADELPHIA, May 6.—Dave Hol- larvit Hart, Im Yen! M.—st, LOUISE: oof ty, the dusky lightwelght of this eity, | 2ureka Athletic Club, in which Eddle! a uretio Herrera has started for Butto,| a" we evils *| As delicious 9s a fresh orange. Weccewor to 1, LEWIN & CO. : peocot CREDIT DIT rors TAREE Cincinnatlnaiatapoite iautee who recently drew with Joe Gans, Hanlon fought “Kid’ puis, coe Led ; 'Mont., where, on May 11, he is to mest aeavy-weight, who !s fighting in better! This new way of administering the fm Wy, is Ghenandue Tea ae For Gary, stacked up against a surprise party at | Tecelpts mounted to $2,165 This amoint| routs Long. Long knocked out Herrera | form these days than he has boon since | Vital principles of ¢od liver oll has 3 Bootes Comptetety 498 PI hichieo, For’ Toledor” exch eetareoe the Broadway Athletic Club last night | (hela had ever had in the clubhouse, | In the third round of « disputed contest | he first came to the front as a prom-| Wrought a wonderful change in the Purais! faye tollows \ 7.6B'P aeACIIC, EXPRESS. when he faced Ed Smith, of Chester. pes ce the same city a short time ago. Her-| ising fighter, will fight egain in Chicago | eld of medicine, There is no need jam quarters. and SRN aS Pan bt Rated For Pitts. Emith is ‘a husky boy of the ebony hue, | Eddie Hanlon, the clever Mttle Call-| rera will probably face Charles Neary| to-night. to take greasy oi), emulsions or poi- ps tarday Grentngs, road Be end isa mixer. up fre vay back, pos- | fornia feather-welght who has made at Chicago on May 25, y sonous drugs to purify and enrich the tossing a wicked Jab, which he waca | such @ great showing in the fights w.iich iat ang uaa Rahat a) rill | blood and create health and strength, frequently, and this, with working bork he has fought {n Philadelphia and Baltl-| John Hertz, Benny Yanger's manager, | jorq-nitting heavy-welght fighter of | £2", We suarantee that pure, simpls ri . a8 ny . —PITTSBUR: hands in ettitches, he had t tt more since he came East, will fight two] says that he has heard nothing defintte| Greicen, Mass, ‘They will box a sig, | 824 delicious preparatton, Vinol, will Pi } ; tor J “Dit bie Cag ePtctar.—paly” “ Ee EAS sea, one act. | more battles and return to Ws] from Milwaukee regaiding the proposed | voy nout at the show to be vulted ore| 20{t, or your money will be returned | OTE 'ST USE Me ona fe INGTON AND THE cnge bur pave oer ahakear | home in San Francistp, Hanlon expects) match with Neary, which the Cream by Battery Din that city. Thia win be | Without questions or red tape, eS | EM EVENINGS \ EXPRESS.—Froy : 1 Sieeliaat Tndianapol De matched to igh Sammy Smith land was Always striving to land a de- | {0,0° 3 i City people have announced as closed. IKER’S DRUG STORE, cor. siaing punch the near future, - Herts prefern a. meeting. in, Chicago, | te second time the men have fought. RIKER’ ° in the Inst round Holly came near sere ore ere thnt a lngger hours aay! «Both men are in fine shape for the }@th Av. and 23d St. mea at | Jack McGuigan, matchmaker of the OU OE ae al Ahinie’ Club, hea decided te] Ue secured. contest and are confident of winning. | HEGEMAN & CO., 200 and 205 k se as though he | jold a boxing show at ihis club on the Broadway, 200 West 125th St. : 1.25, 94.0 hala | fntended 10 lannintlate romp ee UP= | aaine pleht that “IEld McCoy" and 1917 Amsterdam Av. Mardwood nA edo 3 PEER sea eee Bake Jaw several times and had Smith in a} (buiadelphia Jack” O Brien fant tn ite J. JUNGMAN, 1020 Third Ay. ; ATPANIIO Goat Naa 4 Bretty bad way at-the bell nr San alle ow which will be made up “| jand 428 Columbus Av. ‘BUARD.”. Ney “te Op for dear lire, Binith was gan ix bouts, in which the best fighters 9 eee, 1225 P.M. it RAL) every andl was coming back ‘as hard as! °F Phaetpnia Will meet the Bert. we | KINSMAN’S DRUG STORES, AND svi. te CREOLK & Westin i 8 ugRE 8 Cee egghaltion would allow | have in this vicinity, : | 125th St. and 8th Av., 601 8th 118, SILK AND prt glade So Re a 223 oh o tched to meet . FoR gen. “Row re Sour A at 136 vai At Toledo,cO., on May 10; FURNITURE AND CARPET EMPORIUMS, ‘s we i, ale LAN Harry Forbes, the Chicago bantam, 0 Guirese Can employ eta" re Aicatatea s a core and Frankie Nell bantam-weient cham 5Oth St, @ 3d Ave., Manhattan CravingforLi stalgege Al ae tees Duslom Contin lon, will probably some dipethen at the : , . Ing. quor)||iS"w: swEET & co., Danette { MATCH IN ENGLAND Battery Df tn Chicago; this month, The 5th Ave., 12th to 13th St., Brooklyn. Positively removed in from 24 Casi on CREDIT ines LE { PEN EVENINGS. st poe ies . i Hace constNearieetiog “esr ironetins We are an up-to-date, strictly legitimate «Furniture to 48 hours. MM Ave, } M0 Newari Aes a7 eas ert eee . —— a e Pp $ i erie a © House i , Fe ae gatietactory | and Carpet House,” with as fine a stock as can be seen in MO R PH | N ISM es s TERS Se Bice Court Street ei Puke pe \rom Jenkins, the champion wrestler date. The weight will be 120 pounds. this city. tation,” The ‘New (a a of thls coimtry, who went to England] phe ntteen-round contest between Joo Not a ‘department store circus,” claiming to sell every Sonenentiy ‘runed at the NEW CREDIT SYSTEM niente hak iar ao pra LUGE “aN. 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