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ALL THE POWELL GOT AND HOWELL SUFFERED. ‘Highlanders”Pitcher Put Iton the Team That LetsHim Go, While Former New Yorker Was Trying'‘for Same Thing. @pecial! to -the rening World), @T. LOUIS, Mo., June 2.—Dhe. High- Janders left for the t last night. Yesterday's continous show ended ‘with honors-even between. the Gotham- ftes and Browns, thus running up & two-two result on the series. Patrick Dougherty, the ex-Bostontan, made his presence felt in the opening‘frolic. 1t was mainly due/to his great’ sonks off Howell that ‘Red John” Powell was Able to etar inrthe playletrentitied “Re- wenge.” Dougherty also tried to bat out No. 2, a sensational, struggle be~ tween Glade and Wolf, but Hemphill raced under/a drive from ;his ash in ® closing inning that took a sure homer away from:the long and lanky subur«}, banite. “T cannot vunderstand why: Collins let me go," sald, Dougherty 'thistmorning t NEWS REVENGE landers I would -be forced out of the game. I'm glad to jain the New Yorks, and I honestly hope we will beat out my old associates. I know this much, New York is the team Collins is afraid of." Pittsburg ers state that Chesbro never looked so well as he does this senson. “He's Mghter by fully fifteen pounds than he was when he was with me,” said Clarke the Southern last night. “Chesbro waa always a good pitcher. Occasionally in the Spring he would way over welght, wouldn't be any good unt chi ‘all the superfiuous flesh off his frame. I never saw him looking as well as he does right now, #o it is not to be won- dered at that he ds twirling such won- derful ball.’ St. Lout: ball city It is by turning out over 40,000 to the two double-headers. Local crit- fes estimate that 18,000 saw the two struggles between the Highlanders and the Browns and 23,000 attended the con- the Evening World correspondent. heard it rumored in Chicago Friday that I had been swapped to:\New York. 1 @sked Collins if it was true, and he) aid yes. I asked him why, and he sald he had his reasons. incidentally he told me that if I didn’t join the High- | NATHAN STAM IN FAST HEAT Wethen Straus, driving his spotted potter Mallaca, carried off the honors ef the Speedway yesterday. The usual large Sunday crowd was out to see the @port. Mellaca had for company the first time the mare Gracie T., driven by J. Murphy, and the mare Sunbeam, with G. Leiveign up. This was a very good race from start to finish and resulted in a victory for Mallaca. ‘The next race in which Mallaca again game out with flying colors was another three-cornered affair. The other start- ere were Index, with J. La Place at the wiobons, and Sunbeam. Mallaca and (he mare Miss Overton, driven by Fred Diets, dought it out, with honors again going to the spotted trotter, Another horse thet came in for his mhare of victories was the pacer Johnny Agan, driven by Charles Weiland, win- Ring as be pleased from James A. ‘s er wii b changed horas andsatt behind pacer Wesley R., and engaged two red-hot races with Johnny Both affairs were hotly con- tested and were won by the former The ‘Wenda, driven by 8. Mc- Siren by Harey Topitte.. Noeraman. ven erry Other es that won brushes were ‘reeland from Harry Davis, Better ok from Casserone, Judge Boardman Miss Hibbard, Lady Eugiane from James Shevelin, Lombard from Harry Index from Don Cyrene, James in from Red George and Miss from Nighthawk and Index. FLANAGHN TO AFTER NEW MAS John Fianegan, the giant patrolman, yolder of the world's record for throw- mg tbe hammer and 66-pound weight, will be on\hand and try to shatter all records on July 16 at the opening of Pelham Bay Park Athletic Field. Op- Posed to him will be other members of > the force, John Hines. Star A. C.; “Dick"’ Sheridan, Pastime A. C J. McCarthy, Greater New York Irish A. A., all of whom are past masters in hurling weights. Martin Sheridan, holder of the world’s record for throw- ing the discus, will also participate, as well as C. Van Duyne, of the Greater New York Irish A. A., the Syracuse University Hercules. St GOOD FIGHTS WV OUNER cy The arena of the Nations! A. C., of Philadelphia, ought to be the scene uf plenty of spirited fighting to-night. ‘There wiil hesix bouts decided, ana a» the prinotpals are all evenly matched there is no doubt that the spectators Will sev all the fighting for one ntght that they care about witnessing. ‘The main event will be @ six-round go between Jimmy Briggs, the jand fghier, and Billy Wil Gelphia, who is one of the best boys for weight ever turned out in the Quaker City. They will battle at 130 pounds DISTANCE RUNNERS TO HEAD COLLEGE TEAMS, Long-distance runners are in demand this year a: tains of the college track athletic teams. Of the six big Eastern universities three have chosen distance runners as leaders for next 90a.s0! ork. Warten E. Schutt, the intercollegiate two-mile champion’ and record holder, will head Cornell's team. ‘There is @ possibility, however, of his going to Oxford as the Cecil ‘Rhodes soholar from He passed the highest competitive exam- {nation at Cornell, and is one of the six w York men from whose ranks the Gecll Rhodes scholar will be taken, R, B. Williams, one time intercolle- te mile champion, who took second in the mile run at this year's vhamplonsiip games, will be the Prince- ton captain of 1901-1905. J. A. ‘Taylor, the Columbia mile and half-mile run: ner, will head the Blue and White team. Schick, the Harvard sprinter, will ook after the fortunes of the Cam- brid, institution. MoLanahan, holder of the intercollegiate: p ult record, en selected by and Boyd: vivanls shetputter. oill lead | Howell. tinuous show between the Cardinals and ee Pete ae cA sire y mat ertney je city, a it is tho firs! ime on recore thatthe Agperican League has eared ao ewer a clash. owell won $200 defeating we He backed himself for. tha’ amount, and it was a safe drive from his bat that gave him the money. FAST TIME BY THE HARVARD OARSMER NEW LONDON, June 20.—Beyond the usual incidents connected with a quiet Sunday, the Yale coaches and oarsmen were prone to discuss the reported time of 2im. 15s. alleged to have been made in the four-mile practice spin of the Harvard ‘varsity boat Saturday evening, and also the good showing that has been made by the Crimson four-oar crew. Yale men, while anxious to learn the facts, say the Harvard coaches are using fast timepieces. Great surprise wag manifested in Yale's ‘camp when it was learned that Harvard's freshmen beat the ‘varsity boat nearly seven lengths tn a practice contest from the Naval Station to the bridge. Capt. Dillingham admits that the freshies mado the phenomenal time of 10m. 10s, for the two miles, and there 1s plenty of money at Red Top ready to back the freshies against the New Haven crew. ‘That both Yale and Harvard ‘varsity crews pulled the four miles Saturday night in close to twenty-one minutes is generally conceded, und many believe that Yale would have done much better but for the wash caught from a peace| ns steamer. arvard’s four-oared crew are looked) upon as a winner in thelr two-mile struggle with their Elt rivals, in their various speed trials the’ former have invariably shown vy, better. It Harvard does not win at least two out of the three races scheduled on June 30 there will be considerable disappotnt- ment among the crew. Yale coaches have Very little to, say for publication, the veteran, Bob Cook, when asked for information, squinting, his. weather eye up to the sun and re; marking, “Well, I hope it won't rain.” INTERAATIONAL CRICKET MATCHES The Haverford College cricket team, which sailed for England on the Umbria a week ago, will begin its series of matches against the English public schools this week. The date of the gaine to be played with Rugby was not de- cided on when the team left here, but Mr. Cope, the manager of th: (cam, ‘aid that this match would probably be the first of the series, and would be played in all likelihood on Tuesday. The faverford team would have much pre- ferred to have had the came take place later, but the Rugblans could not agree on any other date ‘The schedule as arranged {s an am- bitious one. Tt includes games with the reat public schools of Eton, Harrow and Winchester, and all the others of note, a fame with the Marylebone Cricket Club, at Lord's, while Oxford ‘and Cambridge are also likely to be met, TURBINE YACHT WON THE RACE It was reported at the City Hall to- day that the steamer Asbury Park, with Mayor McClellan and cther elty officials on board, had defeated the Little Sovereign, Mr. Borden's speedy turbine yacht, in a race from Sandy Heok to the Battery. Persons who claimed to have been eye-witnesses to the race gave details of how the contest started and ended. ‘At the City Hall later the Mayor had A different version of the race to pre- sent, “It waa nip and tuck until we reached Fort Wadsworth,” Jd the Mayor. ‘‘Then the Little Sovereign just walked away from us handily, Why, Mr. Borden had disembarked from his launch at the Battery and was well on his way to his office when we were| has Ucen advised that In all probability |p 1 com= { Bat warping Into our berth, The Little Sov ereign is certainly a wonderful boat. She was enabled, however, to take the horter coufse toward the Long Island hore by reason of her lighter dra while we had to keep In channel, She heat us, though, and the crod!t must go 40 her, “When he reached his office Mr. Bor- den sent a check for $1,000 to the Blo- cum relief fung, That’ was certainly gracious,” THEODORE PRICE WINS FIFTY-MILE ROAD RACE. hendore Price, of New York, won the third annual fifty-mite road race of the Century Road Club of Americ: hela yesterday on the Merrick “Road course. starting and finishing at Valley Stream. Thare were ninety-nine star ers an entry list of 1% Price's’ time was 2 hours 304 ‘ HIGHLANDERS COMING EAST. showed what a great base- | © re ee THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JON OF DIAMOND, RING | ECLALDLOSPIYOPIVEOF BO DODO DOOH THY Y VOL OPODD99-06-4.H4 | Bic BBOL950O09O00900065660-0. MANY GAMES OF | MATCH HANDBALL There were many match games of handball an the local courts yesterday. | One of the most interesting features of the day's sport was the match be- tween O'Keefe and ‘Tarrant against Runetman and Flaherty, played at the New Jorsey Handball Club. The former team won by a very close score, | At Pean’s Court P. Flaherty and Can- | non matched againat Finerty and Dolan wns the best play of the day, Flaherty and Cannon winning in three straiglit nots. Another close game was between, G. Barber and D. Burns against J. Ahern and J. Hogey. Barber and Burns won thelr game. The beat scores of the day follow: Jexney City Court, 23 P. Flaherty—C. Cannon 1 7 Finerty--P an 130 18/38 I. Hanlon—W. O'Keefe. 22h ls J Bonbnn—G. Nowe... 19 21 20 @. Barber—D. Burns... 21 a1 At J. Ahern—J. Hosey....0: iw 1 2 3. McCurnin—A. Martin. ......0.. 2L 21 39 ©. Cannon—W, Devlin... Di io 2 P. Burns—J. McCourt wat T : at ap 2 L M4 18 1 na 2 St Mt at Cronin's Court. Mulvey--Tom O'Connor. "Tom O'Connur ar Fitzgerald... : Walton—W. O'Mara... 3 Sohn Moray—P. McDermott: > 2h at D. Foley... b Greenayes Collina: Central Handball A. Cruice ... Brerhamesw Hur Durkin—P. Mullin... tavin—p. Walsh Dilion—P. Mannix. Kennedy—P. Cass. Stnith—P. Kennedy. Dillon—J. Kennedy 3 Brooklys HandbaM Court. L MeAvoy : 1 ‘Denne! My bat : at a I P. No BERCER SEAR SERS K seSsony ‘Donohue: Ladley . Dooley —J. Healy. Joe Hinchey . ‘. Larry Hickey : GERMAN ATHLETES RANE TO MORROW Germany expects ty send 9 large dele- gatlor who will compete in the Olympic games at the World's Fair in St, Lot Robert C, Kammerer, of the New York ‘Athleuc Club, who has been appointed Tepresentative of the German athletes, 1s 2 1 2 i a 5 a double and a four-oared crew w Pte, in the regactt ke. sa.mmers and fancy divers. fe on ve Coeur A special ture WiH be made of bicycling. The German ure fostered very much there, and some fine exhibitions will be given. A held at the Clreus the purpose of in Berlin, for ising ‘funds for’ the sending of a large body of athletes and greet to Kiva the public a chance to witness the skill of their representatives, ‘About fifteen German turners Will ar rive on the steamablp Patricte Tow, Who Will also compete in th ers’ international and individual contesta at St. Louis on July tana 2 If you do not want the trouble of furntshing a house read the “Pur. pished Houses to Let” ads in World| C°. Wante, Read the Wants tadgy, | thirteen to fifteen y ‘Germany will send many good! pa” Quilils, 1 Bicycle League, composed off from 13 to 14 fauay clude, Will be largely represented, | miles of Westwvort riding by classes and bicyele polg| Westwood, N. J {dates for teama offering ood monster athletic Dgrforinance was}ments for Wi usc lenges, &c. will ra old The Panther A play tear Have July 3 (afternoon, 10, 17, aL Bun: days In August open preferred. “Address No. ntieth street i rs are oper ms nine t ven year Address ninth street games address 240 ast Eighty-seventh s ‘The Young Crescents, of Harlem, will play ail teams ave: ig eleven to’ thir. teen years for sid undays and holidays. and P. M Hake ney Hn Up ax follows: fon) ‘Trette Iwaacs, 1 Scholz, N ‘Thirteenth The Chrystie beth F.C. Sunday of 5 tod. The feaiu the pitching of Gibb: teen men. joore by innings Elizabeth F. C...0°0 3 0 010 4 Conan e Sis 20200100 - eries—Gibbs and Krieger: Eddic ‘ort George, Sunday, June 12. Legal F. ioo0o0s213 Circinnatt, 0910000001 Left on Bases -Legals. 6; Cincinr 1. “Three-Base Hit—S. Rosenberg rifce Hits--Tohn. Mainthow, Moskowitz, Stolen Bases—Farr Rosenberg (2), S. Rosenberg. Ske Kain, Moskowitz (2). Struck 1. Rosenberg, 18; by John. 10. Ralls—Off John,’ 4 Hit with Pitche Rall-—Skori: assed Ball—Mosko: 1: George Time of hours, Umplres—Messr Hoffler, Attendance, 2,900. Blue Bells defeated by a score of If to 6, ‘Thi follows ank Costa, pit Frank Sappio second bis ries Dondero, shortstop; Angelo Big gio, third base: T. Peiran left field; C. Bormida, right eld; Joe Bactgalupo, field. Would Ike to py teams averaging ten to thirtee ‘Ad- dress) Eirn Repetti, No. ter street, New York C! On Saturday, June team of the Am: defeated the tea and Novelty C to 7. ‘At Port Wshington. Sunday Dover A. A.. 201201001790 Port Washin HO0H0NDOKO23 Batterier—Riey and Mofer; Crooker and Sweeney The seball house Elect sted the Eli 12, by a se ng Out #.x- 10 * Meehan and U1. the baseball in News Company Tower Mfr yom ecore of 10 nf the tur’ Ww sin the Address tr nud rr! is The Westwood Jur{ors will p Moi ST ow 6 nd Sun- 1140. nite sdcay turday mer Feldtman, open 0 ¥ tral Baseball Club n day uy Sunday June 19 to he: from political clube Address Joseph H. John- t Th rty-second strect would like to June with a unt- years, Address Kelach, est Twentieth street The stinghouse, Church, Kerr & hes organized a strong uniformed Yasedall team and would like to hear frem teams having good grounds, Ad- mmany Ci range & formed AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS The Evening World will publish every day in the Sporting Hdition all the news of the amateur baseball players, scores of thelr games, chal- Address all communications to the Amateur Baseball Editor of The Evening World, Pulitzer Building, New York. i} tp the Young j to thirte ! 1 ' | Hardiyables.. 1 | }t © | HARVARD PLAYER AFTER CLARKSON CAMBRIDGE, June 2%—The rettre- ment of Walter Clarkson, Harvard's crack pitcher, from the Crimson team has been the subject of much discus- sion among the athletes at Cambridge. By resigning, Clarkson forestalled the action of the Athletic Committee, who had determined to remove him from the team because be signed a contract to pitch for the New York American base- ball team after his college course was ended On several oceasions during his career 4s pitcher for the Harvard nine Clark- son has been accused of professional- sm. In no instance, however, was the uration ever proved. With the ex- ception of Clarkson's recent action In signing with tre New York Americans 2 las veen nothing in his colles: eer Which savored of professionalism, While Clurkson was generally liked, there ty considerable feeling against him for his act. While he is by no Means exonerated for what he has done, © who criticise Lim are inclined to nient and cansider It an indiscre- n rather than a deliberate violation amateur ruling. By signing with the professional team when be did, he has placed the Harvard nine in an awitward position, and, ac: cording to the athletic authorities here, the games which he pitched for Hi yard aéter he sigiied with the Higiland: ers can be justly protested and Har vard have no redress, Clar n's action whole spirit of Harvard's athletics, and the authorities can in no way be blamed. It was purely and simply an individual act. Al through her glorious carcer, Har- vard has been for pure athleues, ‘and It is directly against all tradition to bave ber intercollegiate and amateur record smirched with professiona‘ism. Thin 4s, however, eancUy what Claric- on has'done and he ts roundly = e u. Ife is being given the benefit of doubt, and his critics Iay his action more’ to ignorance of the finer THllngs, oF short-nightedpess In the mat- than dire Deut Uress W. J. Lockhart. D8. 8-10 Bridge street, New The Richmond a. C., would lik ems_averag! manager, ork. champlons of to arrange 8 & 13-16 years i; Sundays, A. M. and P. M. and holidays, A. M. and P.M. ¢ H gorunds. James Crowley, No. 248 West Twenty-third street. The Anona F.C, would lke to book imes with teams averaging fourteen tv sixteen years for Sunday mornings. Games to be played on our gronnds, ' dates open after July 10. “Address A. Clark, No, 2122 Fulton’ street, trooklyn. ‘The Hardlyables defeated the Claron- ets by the following score 00380 9210 ning: id Miller, pire A. C. weball | gan ng 18- Murphy, terrace. 6 1 colt x vies Chandler The nge b teams 1 and would lke to ar- with Hz defeated Saks © of £1 to 10. H. Sundays a tor dry ercial hous: Address delivery departznent. Young Crescents, of Harlem. the following dates open for to thirteen years, for side July aud an D1 ir grounds, up as onlin, first base: lon, seco Monohan, shorts! holz. ,thira base; Hopkins. reffert, catch Conway. left elt; field; Reld, centre fie! Scholz, 67 Mast One Hun- hirteenth’ street. the disbandment of . A. of Phillipsburg. ities have June 2 op rat class club, Address L, Van No. 11 Broadway, N.Y: The Young Dominicans have organized will play teams averaging tw: n years. Address Eugene Gill- 1160 ‘Third v Owing to -hillipsburg: £5 90, 1904: New Opponents New York Opponents han ‘Three-base bite—Mertos 4. Breamahan 2 Mooinntty, fon 10, Mertes 15. Browne 4, Mathewson 2 Prespahan 2, W Es Bowerman. McGinnity ® | Visitation Lyceum. 0 ® | Bridgeport we! O'Rourke. Colored Gionts0 u 0 2 Howard a. C.. NEWS FROM THE OARSMEN. WORK OF THE GIANTS AND THE HIGHLANDERS There has been little cha nge In the) batting of the Glants during the past | week, Devlin still heads the list. lost four points last week, but never-/ theless increased his lead over McGann | to twenty-seven points. He the first base. man losing ten points, Bresnahan, | New York Nationals, | ATTING— __ —FIELDING: Gunes AB RH PC. PAS B. F oh 90 44d 7 a 1 093 28 a9 Cp 340 50.115 19 UT 5 oa re ae 24 383 5 4 BE. BIR 5 eeekeae: SSaSSeER: eaasaibessS eu! oF BSSESE Sian Ze: York, TEAM FIELDING. | HITS AND STOLEN BASES. ne—McGann 3, Mertes 2, Hresni Ibert, Warter, Davin, MeCormick enieck 4, | Home tx ‘Taylor 2, De Bowerman, Mathewson. | Mc Nits—Deviin 12, Marts 7, Mi mick 6, Dahlen’, Gil Bowerman 2° Br Trylor, Wittee, <—MeGann 1 MeCormick Stolen Devin 14, 7, Gitbe SUNDAY GAMES. At Visitation Field. Rattertes—Burke and | At Rabway— RHE Spooner F.C 8 881300 0-8 gt Ranway F.CO00OLOOOO14G7 Batteries—Davis and Vreeland; Diets and | potter, Skellys’ Grounds, Brooklyn— mudhye ee Say Oy Bae by O 2h ae 8. Norwaik.).100001020001—5 12 Batteries—Huether and Dunn; Dunb: and MoKjernan, At Ontario, Field— yatario FCO 0 1 0 RY 908 x5 8 010 0-8 03 Batteries—-McGowan and Seamon; Valen- ine and DeVoe At East New York— eiginal Empires... 1920300 Aidadias sess O80 8000 Battories—Wise and Le Portdies:; Rad!gan and Burke. at Halsey street and Saratoga son pokyo— 5 PHM A. Cun 09600004 x16 Ihe 100220130-9 92 Batteries—Conroy and Page; Herbst and © | Frits. At Equitable Park— revere aE AC) ° ? Cotter; 8 [40010 terien nett and 1 Stapleton, Newbure iy as against the RHEUMATISM | JOINTS AND MUSCLES SWOLLEN AND STIFF A disease so painful and far-reaching: in its effects upon the human system as Rheumatiem must have a deep and well-laid foundation. It origi: ops in the blood, and, like other disgases of the blood, is frequently inherited. The poisonous acids’ with Bowerman, McGinn! 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