The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1904, Page 11

LETTE. _ ALL THE NEWS OF STANDARD STAKES ET Nry (er THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1904. ON TO-DAY. RT a MAQOUA Draw AND RACE TRAt i THE DIAMOND, RING a7: HARVARD CREWS OUT ON THAMES ‘Tarsity Eight Hit Up Stroke of Thirty-six in Half-Mile Train- ing Spins for Their Race with Yale, (Special to The Evening World.) HARVARD CREW QUARTERS, GALES FERRY, Conn, June 7.—Al! the Harvard crews except the fresh- men were out early on the river to-day, ‘The freshmen remained in to take ex- aminations. The ‘varsity practice con- sisted of rowing by half-inile stretches, t. times being hit up to 3. considerable rushing in the wiides during the spurts, Coming back to the boat-hcuse the stroke up- ward of 30, and the boat travelled better than it has for some time. This afternoon the crew will probably fo over the four-mile course, racing with the freshmen for the first two ee the ‘varsity second crew Br. Jouett ‘made. a physical examina. | tion of varsity oarsmen to-day and found heen all in first-class ph WESTERN TURFMEN ARE REINSTATED, gockey Club Restores Horses and Jockeys to Good Stand-|- ing and Gives Highland Park | New Dates. | CHICAGO, June 7—The Board of Btewaris of the Western Jockey Club/ has restored to good standing the fol-! lowing persons and horses: Ralph Worthington, jockey (sus- pended Loutsvitie, May, 1903); C. J. Me- Imtyre, jockey (denied privileges, St. Louis); Alzora, property of W. I. Wal- ter (Turf Congress tracks); Scorpolette, property of W. H. Plourd (Turf Con- gresa tracks). Applications for the re- instatement of the horses Brown Vail, King Barteyoorn, Versifier, Anglesea and Gloria Mundi were denied. ou applications for the reinstatement reong and horses that et "Newport (Ky.) nileuig ere Licenses of the following were re- moe fet, eeulae Petiee in an unréTog- *iheatners Je wart, J. Cochran, Ee thompeon, Sonn Eholl, Wiliam oekeye— Wil Nell. HH. Upton, Low ©. ‘Al Wigntand Park Chul racing dates was granted, the. meetin to open on Aug. 16 and end on a SUNDAY BALL CASE ADJOURNED AGAIN Hearing Before Judge Gaynor Goes Over to Give Sabbath Association Chanoe to Show Playing Debars Day’s Renose. e, A. Lines, T. iieation, ‘of nace ht ‘The Sunday baseball question was again threshed out before Supreme Court Justice Gaynor, in Brooklyn, to- flay, when the cases of First Baseman Dillon and Pitcher Poole, of the Brook- lyn-Club, came up for a hearing. Theso men were arrested a week ago Sunday for playing tp the game with New York at Washington Park. In hearing the cases to-day Justice Gaynor sat as a committing magistrate. District-Attorney argued against the players and B. J. York for them. The Rev. A. W. Byrt, of the |! Warren Street Methodist by coi tent thas ul Baba remaee Ee Beth, Ansoslation ould he, would have a geut have tt the Sabbath was disturbed ball-playing. the case was ad- SR RSS DIAMOND NOTES. Had e National League player been gullty of doing what Lajole did, it is a wafo bet that he would have drawn a ‘Uspension of some definite period, and it yeu have been Hore than two days In too. In addition, 122, adaltion, she would ‘The policy of the National ig one that protects the Nerd assault. A Gastardly it. man B gentleman that's nan who Ww mere cH rou @ woman's face, Bui halls it all ea Is e can certainly 'Y assaulted a Yack Dunn is anxious to try his skill as 4 twirler'again, At one time he was @ little wonder as a slant artist, but he =e ee Haslon biel a pas Stew ening ilies last ‘week and ‘Tom Brown, who umpired in the East- ern League last year, has been ap- ST. J. Reid, sub. Dorrian, MacGulre, If. Monakan, an. AUGUSTINE A. C. N INE, OF BRONX Father Pri Cunnion. © - Smith, o. Hert, rf. Away for a While ? Ca & @ 4 | 5 Don’t forget a | : most important a : joyment — the | t Wr smoke. If you do, you can’t tell what kind of a cigar you may have to buy. Put in your suit case a box of CAPT. MARRYAT (INVINCIBLE SIZE) | $1.50 for box of twenty-five ' Best Havana filler, finest Sumatra wrapper, a mild, smooth smoke, identical in character with the best 10-cent straight domestic cigars on the Donahue, p. Capt. Kingston, 2b. eld, 0. Meegan, manager. I, Deoket, ef. AMATEUR BA all the news of the amateur baseball ‘The Panther A. defeated they Howard &. C. by ao © of 2 to 18, ‘they would like to teams aver- aging thirteen to fourteen years on their grounds. Uniformed teams pre- ferred. Maye (A.M). 19 CA. M. and P.M.) und 2 6(A. M, and FP. M.) and all Sundays in July and August open. The Keelers, Irvings, Young Peeaturs, and the Legal A. C. pre- ferred. Address, F. pupka, Jr., No. ET Rlise Seventioth serect. The Howant BB. C. would like book games with teams averaging thir | teen fourteen years, for Sunday tornings or afternoons, Would. alsy like tovplay for a aide bet. ‘The }ine up is as ollender, Bij A. | 1, smith, 1b.; to Ratzel, rfl White, cf, Diliman, R ‘Timmen: dress, Irving Whit No, 77 Devoe street, Brooklyn. The Loughlin Lyceum Jrs., of St. Cecilia's R. C, Church, would like to book games with teams’ averaging 13 to 14 years for any sido bet. Address Dayld Fisher, No. U0 North Henry street, Brook An all-round player would like to join a strong team averaging sixteen to sighteen years, Address Edward Miller, 663 East One Hundred and Forty- Pighth street. The Newkirks defeated the Gravesend team by the score of 28 to 6. ‘The fea- ture of the game was the pitching of Holmes, who struck gut, fifteen men. 43110 —% Gravesend “41510300 o-8 An all-around player would like to Join team averaging 16 to 17 years, Ad- dress Ant. Wolthal, 43. Johnson avenue, Brooklyn, The Martin I. C. line up as follow McGill, 1b.; 1 Rothman, 3b. Herring, f\; Seeburg, rf. Sloan, ss.;" Duty, Hornbacher, |p. They ‘would like to arrange games with ary goods and mercantile houses, Ad- dress Eugene Hornbacher, care Simons & McGill, No. 58 White street, City. Would like to play toams averaging twelve to fourteen years old... Address No, 3% Hast ‘Thirteei ‘The Evening World will publish every day in the Sporting Edition lenges, &c. Address all communications to the Amateur Baseball Editor of The Evening World, Pulitser Building, New York. | LL PLAYERS | Jimmy Kell players, scores of their games, chal- He showed in On next Sundi | Stemrords mieet the and aa an vith uniform from twelve to| eXtra attraction Jimmy Britt. (he great pith Uniform tenis cunds. “Address, | little ‘Friacu boxer, who won the title Joseph Melcenne CATRET | from Younz Corbett, will officlate as avenue, Bronx. umpire. This will be Britv’ tempt at umpiring in the The Little Giants defeated the Lyrle is sure to bring out @ jm, ame was the n= mt the Little Giants, re: ing of J. McDonald, Score by in- who siruck out 1% ami pings, at Little Glants O A, 1910100 3-9 $oS2110% 18 Little Giants. aging eleven Sunday they will line up again with the For games address Michael 423 Kast Twenty-sec- eague from Pulliam’ ‘the question of the dts; St. 2 Louls game plays ‘The Crystal A. C. won from the low- aras by a score of 20 to 0 at Marquette Field, Brooklyn ‘ 312400-10 14 2 Marquette 000021—9 12 Ratteries—Lispenard, _ Herbst Fritz; Maguire and Butler. The Victor A. C. defeated the Star Juniors by a score of 9 to 15. ‘Tho fea- ture of the game was the catching of James Gibbons and Eric Jensen, Would | like to hear from toams averaging four- | teen to sixteen years. Address Lenox | Decker, No. 258 Cleveland street, Brool- lyn, N.Y ‘The. Peter Cooper Baseball Club of | the ‘Educational Allance played the | Langs, of the same building, at Olym-| pin Field and defeated them by the} 0 core i lowing 8 Steers o-10 | Langs. 153000 0-3 ‘The Empire Athletic Club would like | to arrange baseball games with any | Harlem* team averaging thirteen to} fourteen years of age. Address GP. | Murphy, Manager, Nicholas Terrace, New York City. ‘The Crystal Juniors, averaging twelve to thirteen years of age, defeated th Terrible Nine, averaging fifteen to sl teen years of age, by a score of BT to 13. The winners would like to book games with teams averaging twelve to thir teon ye Also {ike to hear from a good pitcher. Address John O'Conner, No. 24 East Eighty-seventh street, by St. Blaise, out of and) will be sold in W. row, Silver Fox ts th and ts De- The Legal A. C. defeated the caturs by a score of 14 to 8 on May Sonning. Theshalae detested ene lyse ples by a score of 7 to 6 in the after- noon, ‘The Matteawan Juniors defeated Har- rison Juniors ‘by a score of 16 ‘to Winners will play, teams ten «of age, William J, Hil- } No, {152 “entra avenue, The Peewee Juniors would Itke to ar- range games with teams aycraging ten elve years, ‘They line up as fol- Silverstein, a 8. Valentin s8.; J. Rapperport, c.; H. Valentine, 21 He 'Ghinchin, Tore B. Alexander, cf, Chinchin, p.’ Address B. Alexander, West’ One Hundred and Fifteenth reet, New York. The Dimeate A. C. defeated a team at Bedford Park consisting of men ayerag- tng twenty-seven years, ‘Tire score was to The Strollers Baseball Club defeated the Brooklyn A, C. by a score of 5 to The pitcher for Strollers was Krs miller, and for the Brooklyn Me: Next ‘Saturday aftenoon the Strollers Will play the Moveigreens, of New York, at Prospect Park at 3 o'clock. The Bluejays would lke to arrange games with teams averaging 14 to 17 Fame’ so Mundaya and tora elde. bet of $2 or for a 31.26 ball, to be played on rounds, corner of Second” street fayette avenue. The Atlas, Vie~ Orictes or Bri * pre- tory trae Bluejays tine up es follows: J, Mulligan, c; H. Kammler, p.; W Mackay, 1b; M. Doody, 2p; Ww. Far- ley, 38, G: McGann, rf; G, E it: G. Kammler, cf Address William (Gibron, Lafayette nue, New Brighton, 8. I. ‘The Richmond A, C. would like to are range games with teams averaging thirteen to fifteen years of age for a side bet of $3 to $5, on our own ground: James Crowley, No. 248 West Twenty: third atreet. ales won Dineen, ve- two games on in's Field: 2% at Tobin's ‘14012 2 {> Autographic ... 2 ees) Bloomingdale A, C..3 6 311 1 1-16 Austin Nichols 210000 0~ On_ Decoration Day the Mapleton B, B. met and defeated the Everett CG, by a score of 18 to 1. The feature of the game was the felding of the Mapletons, c. catensen ne. Crescent to 8 _ ‘The: y the Mount Olivet To. ta non-appearance, ‘The Hoppos would-like to fil July 17 Angell August and September with teams from fifteen to sixteen vears old. Th an “arbitrator” in the Pacific and will start West next ‘to remain in Cail- it | by the score of 16 to by ad day | the; lay se) Arcadia Juniors. Wiliam 'G. Sen No. 196 Roobling street, Brooklyn. C. played the*Local F. C. in a ten-Inning game irises the Es ims ‘on Monday. ai core Wa: How: lumet F, C, dofeated the Par- thenene: on Sunday ‘by a score of 35 to ‘The score by Innings: alumet I. C.0.1 3 5 7 6 0 013-3 Parthenons 702010020 2 ‘Tho winners would lke to areaage games with teams averaging fourteon Sears. Address Frank Duffy, No. 178 Varick street. The W: Charles score of ? grounds, Jerome avenue and One Hun- dred Seventy-xecond street. Bat- terles—Adams and Millen. A club just organizing would like to hear from 0 good pitcher, catcher, and two all-around player raging elgh- teen years, infels, No. 198 Broad way, city. it The Oswego B. B. C. would like to hear from two good pitchers about 14 years old, Oswegos have July 3,10, 1% 24 and 81 open for teams 12 to 14 years. Address Thomas McQuade, 386 West Fifty-first street, city. —$—<——__— Xaviers to Play Fordhams. ‘The Fordham College baseball team will have for thelr opponents at Ford- who ho did t the slab work Stores all over for the Emeralds last season, has ccr- | tainly proved a find to "Kid" Caree Same prices by mail, Remit to Plat-ron Building, New York when he pitched « fourteens me qgainst the crack Pougi yy Carsey will have the | CARDINALS President Pulliam announced yester- The Acorns beat the Pler Juniors |day that the officials of the St. Louls by a score of 18 to WM.) 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