The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1904, Page 13

. JEFFRIES STILL IN BED: BUT HOPES TO FIGHT { _ GBrecial to The Evening World.) the knee. He remains, not that he SAN. FRANCISCO, Cal,, June 17—} fears any dire resuits, but to save him- Ehampion James J. Jeffrins Is still /scif u long ride tn the event of a hasty Je bed. and, “According ‘to the an-! summons, pouncument of Dr. Devening, his| Manager Coffroth, of the Yosemite physician, he will xemam there for| athlotle Club. leaves tor the Springs soveral days. The operation Is in it-| to-morrow. He wants Jeffries to com: to San Francisco, where everything known to medical science can be pro- | cured, hoping that appilances to be had here will place the champion on his feet in a shorter tinte than at present seems possible, Munros is pursuing the even tenor elf suMclent to’ keep him there for ters duye at least; and it will re-| Guipe at Tefst two more days before ‘the kneo wit! be m condition to allow 8 résumption of even the lightest tratn- fing. ‘The question now 1s, will the cham- h, Pion be able to get out of bed in time flof his way at the Beach, He has to get himself in cond,tion for a fight| given up all heavy work, and in con- with Mutiroe June 00. The swelling} sequence is taking on flesh. He ts | maintaining his splendid conditton, how- er, by an indulgence in “boxti bouts of one-round dutation with. ail the clever light and welter weights in the neighborhood. thas left the knee, but it 1s still neces- sary to place bandages on the wound every half hour. Dr. Devening has not eft his giant patient since he lanced THE FOUL-STRIKE RULE. ‘The Evening World has reunested the managers or cmp: - every team in both leagues to telegraph their opinions of the ul.#trike Rule,” ch complaint bein, made by baseball enthusiasts. jeved that the sentiment ef the majority will be against the rule, and that it will 1 ished, Three opinions are printed to-day. GRIFFITH SAYS THREE BALLS. Bt. Louls, Mo., June 17. Sporting Editor, Evening World: I think the foul-strike rule the best thing that ever happened for base- ball, ag ft keeps the players straight to their business, allowing no monkey work. If they want to strengthen batting, make it three balls, Clark Griffith, Manager Highlanders. SHOULD BE ABOLISHED — ARMOUR. Cleveland, 0., June 17. Sporting Editor, Evening World: ‘The foul-strike rule has robbed the game of many of {ts most attri tive features. It has undoubtedly hurt the’ batting, and by so dolng has taken away the opportunities for much brilliant work that would ttirfll ‘the/spectators. Heavy batting creates opportunities for sharp fielding plays, whieh are missed from the game under the foul-strike rule, The rule should be ‘abolished. W. R. Armour, Manager, Clevel: American League, DO AWAY WITH IT—M’ALEER. St. Louts, Mo., June 17, Sporting Editor, Evening World: ‘We think the publlc likes to see hitting and base running. The rules have been cut down to suc an extent and the pitcher has such an advantage over the batsman, that each team ts retired in almost one, two, three ‘order. Notwithstanding that the game may be an excellent one, yet to the public it becomes listless, and the spectators have no opportunity whatever to enthuse, We would like to see it done away with. James R. McAleer, Manager St. Louls Drowns, ALLOPS WERE SLOW|SOGGY TRACK STOPS | AT GRAVESEND; FAST WORKOUTS (Special to The Evening World.) GRAVESEND, N. ¥., June 17.—Dark, (Special to The Evening World.) SHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. Y., Juno 17.— eloudy weather mixed with rain made the galloping hours extremely disagree-| Given a wet, soggy track, a miserable, able at the course early this morning.| rainy morning; add to these the fact ‘The track, although soaked with water, |that Friday ia always an exceptionally had a firm, safe bottom, but the trainers/ dull day with trainers, and one can ~ eR OTT Appreciates a Good Nickel Cigar That is the man we mean to convince by practical proof that the United System of buying and selling gives him the best 5-cent cigar obtainable (except in our stores) for three cents each. 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LENOX CLOTHING CO., 2289 3d Avenue, near 125th Strest, 247 Oth Avenue, corner 10th Strect, 884 Columbus Avenue, near 104th Street. & marked reluctance toward|readity understand why there was little Stores in Principal Cities. 125 Sto: i way i res in Greater New York. On Sreing the Po allowed the following: | Work worth mentioning at Sheepshead e Always in Sight, Pe hal hand- lay to-day. jut yond all this it was i: idi: con pmgecn Re halt ca inile in 0.62, tho morning after Suburban night, end Same. prices by mail delivered. Remit to Flat-iron Building, New York. FOR SALE: i pick! BERNARDS furlongs in| trainers as a rule are no exception to . 1.04 1-4, easil: Taylor, trainer. | 4), b \ erkMrING GROUND_One_ mile in ern on the morning after. ee ‘L51 1-4, breezing; G. Cornell, trainer.| In any event the rainy weather and DLY-Four r furtongw in 0.8%, easily; | bad condition of the track were a good rou f Welahy reeeauarte oth Fr gal-| ©Xcuse for leaving the horses largely to loping: G. ‘Mor! jraine Fon themselves, and most of the ¢rainers| ee SSE eee ———————= ‘ ILEVRIAGineinfe uty 1.50 easily; D. pvailed themesives of it. The few who a EXCURSIONS, ROBBIE ‘Four furlongs in 0.65, * out thelr strings were un- <1 SRT - ’ breezin, Billings, trainer. usually late in appearing. About the 89-0900005-648+ > CELESTIAL LIGHT Four furlong: only Work of the morning worth men= . ME SO 0.55, breezing; 5. In tioning was as follows: fy EXTINGUISHER—Three-el Hoe lopings J Hines, traine! BARB re @ furlongs in 1.08, hand- 3U a SOUND3 Stores one flight up. Rios oN eS Si itarionge im, 18,| “liv: W, 8 Plsegra eee ee © Ever P dsr lay Afternoon. Weir, tral ROBCRHATFiye furlongs in’ 1.081-2, 2 Y > Sunday Merning eng Fe ees turionge in| wsliy; We S, Pronaee, aie £ 10 SBA CLIFF, AND i D, ety 3:2,” breezing: MeGivney, | PREEN- Bie furlongs in 1081-6 tloe- $ chtoonine af on satura resgrave, train ee The Spates | Ps 1 ROACH —One mile and a quarter) MAHOMET- ti vith All les 3 arr t ROA Nalepingy George Meehan, youn tuniears, reat ‘6, .|Suburban Handicap Extras) Probably one of the most novel sprint Son eaturdaye ne 9 F ay nes 4 J, W. Roserunte 3 }races ever tried In thin counfry will D8) Emneron William Sees Ger- oR. Te et. arr f eee or. ANNA half mile in 062 12, eeally:| BUMBUE BER Going with Cricket, Landed at Sheepshead Bay, put on the boarda for pubite approval Pp Priab: on suidaye, Igave Pier i eae | OR 5 Fi 4%, easily; at the Vallsburg Cycle Track, Newark, No Rel P.M. f Ne in 0.58 1-2, 1d, I y o) PALL Me Botasi (alge, MS] reegties alent’ LIMES" nanany; | Rae-Track Ahead of AH Com. | next Suniny aiternon. ‘The comer many's Hope, Whom He Pat i Soc, exes 3 i] Herschmann Tucker aunt A quarter: in , ‘harles Littlefield, trainei : 7 called the “Miss and Out” race. Jt is Seeese 5999 9000-000 a e Ferg Bae ES saan HOSCASTMGS EME nae, | Detitore—How It Was Done| im rmmntn sn the cnaine| Before the Start, Seaseeeeee$ |] FURNITURE COMPANY FT Odont Randlly; Charles Littlenet, trainge are exacting enough to warrant the dis-]_ Come in Second at Saalburg. GRAND RAIDS FURNITURE, | TARPON TS Nix ‘hurlongs in 1.18, easily; EUAT OOS Ge oo eens in 0.65 1-2, play of all the speed, generalship and = Pillar ir, train rainer. 4 tes loved by th fty money 5 EXTEN- v ix furlongs in 1.19,] KING GRANB-A. mile in tabi _| Again ‘The Evehtng World was first | w: employed by the crafty TEN anally: vay "rainer loping: HB -Durham’ trainer’ St" {at the ‘raco track with its handicap| chasers. The riders will draw for posi-| sAALRURG, June 17.—Thery, the rep- SION CHAMPL IN. IN’ Thtee:elgnths in 0.39, CIVIL, HRV ICH Pour furlong 64 Jextra yesterday. The same editions of! tion, starting from the head of thé] resentative of France in the automobile TABLE, IONTH * Ginto— Bhree-quarters in| EXERESSMAN—Golng with Civil. Ber- other papers, issued at the same time, | homestretch. As moon as the home tape| road race for the James Gordon Rennett with L.18 1-2, Grecaing; FF Weir, trainer. Aid not reach Sheepshead Bay for many | is passed the race Is on, A substantial! Cup, won the 350-mile run to-day, with heavy in 1.20 2-5, gale Ninety 81x splendid-loolsing yearlings |inutes after The Evening World's big| cash prize will be given the leader of] Jenatsy, of Ge: ’ ¢ hold- claw feet, Ligne have arrived from @'mendorf stud, Les. PotecToleso airtomebilel dashed to | every lap, while the last man to cross | 2cnatsy, of Germany, the presen’ same as Six furlongs in| ington. Ky.. and are attracting great lop “3 oF the tape each lap will be ruled out of | &F of the cup, second. illusti 10) T. Welsh, trainer.| deal of attention, James B. the track with its load of Buburban/ tne race, When five are left In the] The race was a furlous contest be- bat mates ant ec in 1.19,| thelr ownt esniaks wera, highly, of them | Handicap extras. struggle the race for the main prize|tweon the two leaders, the Frenchman tion, made of solid oak BCHOHART Neumeyer, trainer. | veaterday. afternoon in fookine thoes | ‘The machine, which can make sixty] Dering, With the bigscolony Of Proves: | going to the front when half way over with beaded edge around by flys de Neumeyer, trainer: are! fabled, “eee sales paddock, where they | milea an hour, lett the Pulitzer Bulld-) 0°00) Tang Manhattan Beach, the| the course, but the German holding on} top, highly polished; value DANGH BeUBIC~Three-avarters. in 119 are tal Ing Immediately after the Suburban was| /ulOUre and Manhattan, Uerat miles! goxgediy and disputing the lead al the | CONey LSland Boats. |] $15; for this anaity Neumeyer, trainer. run, and twenty-six minutes later boys|or more. There are two handicap} ..\- Py * 11 week only BA! sii Re ou furlongs: in 0.64, a} events, besides a number of first-cilnas| Way: The finish was very close. Pa ipues trou Matcery vin Witwaa | - were selling the papers at the race-/ (otto, sprint races to Mil up the curd,| Thery’s total time was 5 hours # min- Tine ‘of fast sya steauers, “bream- || This box-frame DINING tracks Fred Ro Schops, winner of the 0 Great! uieg and 8 seconds and Jenatay's was 6| (2 5 Jan ‘i ae CHAIR, upholsters| in Four men were on the automobdile be-) Austral Hiandicap, who has just ah Rouen calaute ana a1 nds, Jenatsy 00, 6. x ‘West od at) || genuine leather and aon the lene ot | POUR 288 fe From fer ale. tec Onvil also be on | arrived at the winning post first, but hie| patter ay 100. i.e ACB 2 be leather nails, made of all they could do to hold on as the) finercay “presented 10 the tb’ the crowd. : FN Pour ot the: iarwest. ate solid oak, highly pol- machine tore around corners and fairly eotual sunning: Une wee leven) minuies feigae ley tH Cetin Ea 0 ished, $2.45; with 1.75 ripped up the streets of Brooklyn, The aa ipnvean seconds longer than: that /ojidin ad anton to DREAM cane seat ; i police had pleared the route and were ‘One of tie contestants was injured, | West Point, Newburg & Poughkeapale ACCOUNTS OPENED. on the lookout for “a big red automobile Augiers, of Belgium, being thrown from | | Dally Outings (except Sundays), by Falace | 399-, 401 Sixth Avenue, whioh might possibly exceed the speed bia car in @ collision with Lancia, of | Ion Day fram Fe Pan 2 d 25th Sts. Umit." But they did not molest it. iuaron Lelterberger, the Austrian! Ay Mawgttygat 8-8 A.-M. and West 120th Between 24th an Denfess, but owing to a sprained hand Dentass was unable to go on. Jenning Proved @ poor match for Williams, who merely toyed with him, and after knook- ing him down three times in the first ronnd, knocked him out ip the second with a right to the jaw. Grimith Jones; of Brooklyn, and Jack MoClain, of Chester, put up a red-hot bout Inthe semi-windup: The go was a rough-house affair, and went to ex- tremes, #0 furlous and rough dia the boya fight that the police jumped in the ring In the fifth round and stopped the bout. “TWA. 0. H. GAMES Qver five thousand persons attended -the forty-fifth annual festival of Irish national, sports of the Boers of Erin Pate of Kings Cyunty. held yc iter- ooh and Oening at Ber or's ypress Hills well-known e games and “This hi ned aft Was the greatest len ihe oane eee punching him. The referee seemed pow. erless to prevent the boy# from roughing it, and st was one ofthe warmest bouts ever seen at the Broadway A. C. te tiem Fiera, | pic Pm ti NART! Hive furlongs in 112, brees- JENNING PUT 0 PUT OUT ‘ , arter, trainer. rH HORE Hee felony tn 1% Fy . + Reto} ing: J. McLaughlin, trainer. xp HATHER- ive furlongs — in bag ke ait S Lawior, trainer, APL—Five, furlongs fn 1.06 1-2, os : Nive furlongs in (Special to The Bvening world.) 08 renee) 8 one Cornell, trainer. | PHILADELPHIA, June 17.—Jack Will- fams, champion of this State, knocked ' i Mett Haven Athletic Club. ‘THe Mott’ Haven A. C. will hold its sn age at (the ee oa in ie fraps tm x party seeders AG thrown Jones to the floor and way |, They simply saw that no one was in the way. ‘The great crowd at Sheepshead Bay track was. surprised to see The Even- ing World's expert description of the race which they had seen run not a half hour before. All of the handicap automobolist, Who was reported to be wuffering fram concussion of the brain @s tie rewult of an accident ti one of yesterday's runs preitminary to the race, died this morning. His car skiided at a garner and was overturned into ‘a TO FIGHT TO-NIGHT Micra was only one American in There are three good fichts slated to} Picea ome on Ve wn Aust SUMMER RESORTS. THE Battery, Swimming Hath ts now open for the season. showed great In- 1 \ je | xt (n Jenatay teep embankments at the side fa enough dangers to try the skill and | conqueror Tom Jenkins herve of the most experienced drivers. | parr, the whirlwind Raglishman, wi The course was excellently kept by alwrosile here on June ‘They were! 9 force oF police and soldiers, jautehed laat night This will be Gotch's extras were bought up by the crowd|be fought in as many different cities Par G cei (tao Hl before the extra of any, other paper| to-night. These battles will be brought Iitan gathering staying | q jourien of trumpe Gite tna | arrived. off at Ohicago, Philadelohia and Balti-| at Homburg for the great interna | barture. Jenata the ‘This excetient record was giage de- | more. Honal event in the motoring world was Tories Gorddn line’ in early astir to-day and waa Joined by! past the Royal stand, svite the fact that a competitor's auto-| In the contest which takes place in] thousands of slghtseers from all places | eror und Empress, The oxler cars, mobile passed The Evening World's ma-| Chicago the principals will be Frankie Wibila rena aney, eae Merria elghteen in all, 1a chine In the tangle of vehicles and care| Nell, of California, the bantam-welght| Courme long before the time of senrung | MOrwals Of 9 | on the=bridge. Then as goon as the| Champion of the world, and ‘Harry| the race. The Weather was spiendid, ea aR bridge wav passed The Bvéning World's |Forbes, of Chicago, from whom Nell], The course lacompiste nie a | GOTCH AND PARR MATS ‘HED. | automobile shot ahead and left every: |won the title a few yeurs ago, They will| ty distance of 49 miles. It waa in ox: The fovoning World, Wino, distances try conclusions ina six-round bout be-| cellent condition, though numerous (Bpectn) to The Evening World.) competitors Brooklyn Handi | Pt the Waverly A.C of that city, for] sharp culveh, sudden falln and rises and! up yra June? mrs the bantam-wel Th ER bounds. relay in at the Tiagaide. ladeiphia Ja: Pranic libre, len and Charley Kens! extra, reaching grevenena with it in thirty minu' and heavy- wel in. will, meet in va sixeroutd | Ia cases Se _Mute Deegan te Pitch, pihateittas beat. wile a aes NEW CREDIT SYSTEM SA ate watt 5 Sea itt al Tribune ats fats —4o— 1h aT eV) UP | TIRES. 139. 3 ae — | Ralls, Latcps, Dats Pein & BOTS Vay the first payment, Aud take the goods along. The Fashion Credit House, AIONE, oTH AVENUE CREDIT HOUSE, 223 6th Ay., bet, 14th and 15th Sts, a five retatl to our old- ness. quired. Ca Pogu UW. CASH_O) [ Ba'Ra Mopareycte § Park lacs, : a 1 I EASY GLOWE FOR $1. ered on fi GEat, 188 Deeg: Pout mo the Richmond A. 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