The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1904, Page 8

——eeerreee BOAT CREWS GET A DAY OF REST. JACK O'BRIEN DISPLAYS HIS AGILITY AND CANNOT SEE WHERE HIZ HAS A LOOK-IN IN FIGHT POPOPHS HIDE Oe@rien's AGILE* LEAP) SMOULD Four The SeLaR PLExuS PUNCH 8OOOO9 Dan AOELOHIA Jan E KPECTS TO DAB WIth SUCH AGuITY THay FITZ wit LoonK Siow 2OS899 2SESOO OOo: Van CBRIEN’S AGuITY IN GETTING Away ME COUNTS UP IT To KEES sum Awhy FROM Fitz 3 Rushes BO89800090000080000 00090094004: JACK O’BRIEN THINKS HE HAS FITZSIMMONS RIGHT Philadelphian Admits that Bob Has Been a Fighter, but Says He'll Go to the Ring Once OO ENTRIES FOR THE IRISH MEET 10 CLOSE T0-DAY Entries for the Greater New York) nian, captain of !’niversity team, In the Irish A. A. carmival to be held at Celtic) sprints: Prinstein, &. J. Cotter and W. Park on July 4, clone to-day with John| C, Low, of Syracuse, in the Jumps, and J. MeHugh, No. 412 East Fiftieth street.) John Fianagan, Martin Sheridan, C. A very large entry list has been re- 4. Mecarthy, in vhe weight SMmacow FIGHTING Br CeREN += Jacn HAS A Too Often and This Will Be the Time. Vack AG Dae REMARKABLY ceived, fheiuded in which are many tch will be a feature Or” ° i € 1 AGE SHADOW natlonal champions and record ho.ders. ons ei Pane FIT2 GET HIS LEGS Gi ‘ ‘Among the entries are John Joyce, | Meawitreteens alos TANGLED. $9006 004-09 84990- 999 O0G09 945 OLLELOELDECOEOLOLHIDGSOOHO™M mpions of Tro championst 1 close contest je of Gaelle football ° George Bonhag, Harvey Cohn, Charica we : AM Bacon, C. C, Naismith, of Colgate Uni- | () pract ails ae Ae versity, in the distance events, Lawson | ig assured. A &: BY ROBERT EDGREN. “Freckled Bol's time nas come," said Jack O'rien last night, after layed. eee eee — MAS SN FT NO CONSISTENCY AMONG _[GALLOPS WERE FIST otwe ricure un sy [EW ) iene ics TMEWMOMOUTS THE HIGH-CLASS HORSES) AT SHEPSHEAD "oi hvu ronnie WUT 1440090004 Place. As soon as that fight was over I went after a match with Fitz. I) couldn't see him in ‘Frisco, and I had to chase him two thousand miles 7 (Bpecial to The Evening World.) before I finally cornered him in Chicago. Then I sat down with him at his Gpeciai to Te Evening Wort) | Aristocrats of Turf World Beat One Another) surzrsueap Bay, N. ©, Sune #7, GRAVESEND, N. Y., June 27, ere . —The day broke bright and clear und! Bote! and talked Nght. Fitz showed me his broken hands, and I saw that I was much of a change in the weather with Remarkable Frequency, and Some the Tateethft fink the exercise hours 5. Gas the tantwaint champion | PARIS. tun Ss eGonder aripitier et would have to wait until they got well. Just es soon as I heard that this morning. ‘The fierce warm wave Bettors Can Tell Whose Turn It Is In'berfect condition, ‘Thee! ity, the colored lightweight “te Svort Athictigue Hordolals, at an Bob was beginning to think of fighting again I went after him, and got and hot temperature that prevailed QO pleasurable conditions erved to of Philadetphie. wil facials amateur championship meeting yesier- b {for the past two 4ayn lind passed away the trainere and racers to the open any p svi mest swain in the day broke the world's record at pole him to sign. lena ARATeURLICe wasleeel cna pleasent end in numbers. 9 and several neat gallops squared circle to-night, They whl try yaulting, clearing 12 feet 1 inch. “I think that J have a better chance to beat Fitzsimmons than any one Even among the highest cla A pe conclusions tn a aix-round bout before broke the world’s record at pole vault- And the track was smooth and fast. cron ese Se GQinhte ot Kis veanie ne eee the National A. C., Philadelphia, for a ing, clearing 12 feet 1 inch. of; ts the mreatest three-year old that has Trainer A. J. abl i bf the big fellows. They are all too slow for him, while I will be twice a8 ‘nose whose workday it wae had no_ horses on the turf there does not ap- during the mornine. where they will C0 zed purse. fast in the ring as he will. He could land on Jeffries as often as he trouble at stepping thelr paces et @ | pear to be consistency. They are beat- cartes Je ereater ope erred Proken and trained: while there are no This eines Gersesonal timer they Kave pleased, but he will find it a different matter with me. Fitz seems to havo ECM aa, workouts were the |!ng one another with remarkable fre-lfnot that he ran faster in the Advance The principal workouts were Heugnt cu invitisiey qrevisis eaceuiter ELIXIR OF LIFE B funny idea that he can beat any man of his own size with ease Just be- | following: | quency, and it ts strange, too, that the/than did Africander last year when GUNETE WSO 8e mal mile ta 188 |.83 86, gallop-, Holly gave Gans the hardest fight for, je pause he has knocked out a lot of the big fellows. jOLL HALGA helt mite {n,Q Bret | gmart bettors land on the winner each] best Irish Lad in thie same ataice, | | maNifoi a eeven® tironge im 1291+,’ hag over received up to anat time, As A Startling New Discover ery Thal App . — FILLM Ve in 0.03, breeze 8 andily; J. Ws Rogers, train Old and Midd THE SURPRISE OF HIS LIFE. ies iavorough,, tralner, ‘ Pee NAD LUE ae Laer etna the running of the Realization on, the TENYAHour furlongs in Ob "Dreeaing: | Holly hea Deon steadily Improving ia in| is Paling or Vitality Flagging. 2° “" B K CAT—FI irate in 1.07, gal ay 1@ present mee! ly i ehting ing the few monthe ¢ parr apron Re cima! abo poy ike Heil ast (he surrcen 6 bi ite Ast Agwreit 3, PUA gtd Neuneser, trainer ls any sharpe practice used in manipu-| Sat Gay Of the present meeting, July & | soci Ue raile In LG, aelleping: Corie eee we ieat fom monte the | use LOCALLY AND GIVES am just the right sort of a fighter to get away with him. I am faster than he 1a, ARDI Enoch Wishard, traines. IMMEDIATE RESULTS, © mile in 1.00, edally; J. lating the top notchers, because there! re ts worth $27,000 or thereaboute in t! ietaate: and I can hit him. traine \{9 nono. Ownera do not throw away TBRLAN Ay One: rie in 20h: walleping, Now Lit Fas aon Ne 4 PASADENA three-quarters tn 1.18 , gross. Enoch Wishard, trainer, Besides thle bout there will be fxhts | New Life, New, Sensation: Now circulation,” a eee of agility, end 1 am counting on my aupetior agility to)” OTA ai. g, MoLaugiiln, Keaingr sj jouennen An UNOoianaLe sno [elas ne The formidable contenders ere Delhi, |ALABARCH “One mile in 1@, sallop-| to-night between Johnay Burdick, of “"T think I have nade a good match. I never take on @ man unless I think I Cbrering, J) Neumiever; ttainer. "would be atamped a rank turf anar-| Mog uy, ma ctaneue 70 ort Wells | eat Rin edhe mle i tert eee! Been eae sie aces Bh Olea ocaa | animate anocts Andeteag bl fg 20 earn ee alpina, end: 80 Gs it navenit ae aay misiakes As to how I will fight AMY J eee in 0 i chines et it Hietsele iis pass 4nd] No one suspected at Bennings last fall,, RUDABEK—One mile in 1 and Matty Baldwin and Kid Ponts, . nothi “a ‘cas it jzsimmons | prefer not to say, jon lo my fighting on paper before the bate , easilys | The chet were selling platers @nd ran! wien this colt made his first appea: | Wid TRISHMAN A ten rounds at Gloucester, Mass. of living, lireat hing honea! ite. I wait until the time comes, and then 1 do it in the ring. ch widely different races at different! tnoe in public, that he wee to turn out, i rabilbla. petoty of my ry naan oye perloaa there Is no doubt that the stew- 2 yee TaLas ied, fds would ask questions, Bandiiysiaasesianaemitrainers SPORTSMEN’S Goops. Re Say But all that yer, trainer. "| ‘The Picket and Irish Lad beat Hermie eat of Hermis in the World's 7 oO BRI —Five furlongs in 1 Sginve done for 00, | nnn nnn she easlly; W.! many pounds in the Brooklyn, and expected when it g 1) preesine! George, Innes. (rainer. Pp furlongs in 1.18, wet Hermits comes back in the became known that the track 1 in 1.06, breesing; George Innes, train- irasner |Suburban with a 2%-pound better race. muddy. Hermis, unliky most speedy | Philadelphia Jack O'Brien seems to have plenty of confidence. It ts natural that after taking none the worst of !t from such men as Tommy Ryan, “Kid" Me- Nae Coy, Joo Walcott, Marvin Hart, "Kid" Carter, Joe Choynaki, Peter Mater and a — handily host of other scrappers, he should contemplate facing even Bob Fitzsimmons withe, DIME 1.1 ut having a dangerous attack of heart failure, oe Just now O'Brien is training as hard as ever he did in his life, and he x no| _ the greatest t Wafer when preparing for a battle. His camp ts pitched at Holly Beach, N. J. | JUL ‘ON-One mile én LO.) Phen irish Lad wins the Advance.| jiorses, has a isiike of muddy gotn, | SEY MOUR—Vour furlongs in 0.{3, brees-| Some people buy boats Every morning Philadelphia Jack goes out for a run on the beach, from Wilde! gr. ena et “nand-|beatIng The Pickot, why had defeated | ize will show ull his apeed for a mile | py» tbaZk eBay furlongs in 1a7,| purposely to Rent them. ‘wood to Anglesen and return. He lias three truiners, and he relays them along the Shi ds, trainer, [him twice, almost @ blook, It ts hard to tapge, som tstely. Ae nses | Hyd Me reysoae, ranean, : They get their money route, The run covers alx miles, and O'Brien manages to tire his training staff bee SILVER VAYS—One mile in 148 1-2 explain such Inconsiatency. though tn b a pie tas | TUG on BLUES Been furlong tn y gt 2 fore getting back to quarters. He wears a pair of light running breeches and alc INCINN ATUR" ne trainer, 148, gal-| the case of Irieh Lad tt seeme beyond | Falloped, home Aime at's | 1, handily; Fred Littiefetd, | back in a short time. Nght shirt while on the road, as there ts no need for extra reduction of weight, loping, WW. Smith, trainer, question that the experiment of wearing | Hermis did not romaig at ‘some ‘tn RESS Five , furlongs tn Enough said Upon returning trom his jog yesterday Jack welghed 161 pounds, He says that cunt fins rive fists Ug AS Ba |Diinkers was responsible for hig defeat} start in the Advance Stakes io, handily; Jemes Rowe, | Supplies for Yachts &Launches. will enter the ring at about 167, which will bea little under Fitasimmone's fight: prNuer’ Rte One wilie in 1.47, | 2 the Suburban, ‘Troats Are Abi BU MATRA Five furlongs tn 1.05, brees. | Outfittings for Officers & Crew. ing weight. The freckled fighter ts now down to 163, and {s eating and drinking wily; Ay Zimmer, trainer |, Jp the Advance on Saturday he ran (There are gtull plenty of treats in store| in ea Rowe, trainer, Cedar Yacht Tenders, Copper water freely to keep from getting lighter. MART MULLIN Seven furlonge in 1.88, | the grandest race of the vear, yet It ts cemoera, * “The | Commonwealth! ALETANGE ts furlongs In 131, hand-| fastened, breezing, A. Carter, trainer, {a question if he would have won with Wanaleap. be run next Saturday. at Se Be HM rt dl THEN INDOOR WORK. Reece anmide “cruinee, 2” [Jockeys reversed. Irfan Lad was handled | mile radesuse etna” Rune shot toTA Hive turtonga ta itd 34, nandlir:| ft. "rae In the afternoon O'Brien does his indoor work, 1 DURE OF. ik tlner. artes |#uperbly. Ort Wells was not handied fey ad cher saish DIAMOND | LUSH—Pour furlongs in| Seghkits Sule oii, Bs re aiateetity i he exercises in a roofless tent, with plenty of air a a igh aK attack ie TAR ceallopingy W. Baielda, tratn=| eo) well: | O'Nelil ‘hes payers eusneeiied is ce eral sjaveedan 1 Mike race. J woe ts Fone mil erin Les OU8 and up. ‘ fala. "1" posseay oats t 47433 zs 4 and sunlight t 8 o'clock he ‘in riding Ort Wells so as to get his} quite a bunch o: a as CRET, AND i Fie Fiisay aisirounee avn CHIBUR HIRE RRR GELT TAL SERA ete leeeen BENE fn 148, handdlys | eye race out of him. OUR boy iat oe ay vis | oRtOk sie furlongs dh Th? fanauty; Dr uaneteniadied STREETS ive ALREADY PEONe TE Yer Ast e ba vod, fast worl ter that the real 2 Mh rk. Ho may be rea ‘M. McGovern, tralner, ‘een Broadway and West Broadwa: business of the afternoon starts. Jim Hrady, a husky 1%-pounder, ts the fir: Held) Winner” Cheape Commonwealth, though he ine ———— fetter tptereated.. write me : In the Advance he held Irish Lad too] pointed for the Brighton. When al hy {cheer He should have placed ort Diack gets real ft nd ood and SPORTING. Wea el eetien yan hh ight mites 1) Wells at the Duryea colt's head long tho rev reaking thoroughbres RAMEY Ten ART TAO OO nT DM, BORRY 1. et !'"\yreon-| before they turned into the stretch, He rer Waterpoy is the grandent CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB | -+“s= hi si facing, machine that. was ever foal had a game colt under him and a} Tet ra {ust riht there js no horse in RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY, 69 in| speedy one, If Ort Wells had not been| the world that cau live with him at any pune 16 to July 6, 240 P.M. Rain oF in| Kime he would pot kave made up the algtanc trom | am iP. | CES eae t 4 eavanery an two lengths (hat separated bim from cee. hats Ri vin 1 And 40 Jrish Lad at the head of the stretch, z sts eve fee Bate | For the three-year-old to come on as} "Gl to a thei Commonwealth thera ie y oat 140. Bio. #40, Bi victim, Tho evert $3 wrestling and Jack uses everytalng but the strangle 1 Then w three-round out with Joe Hagan. a locol middle-welght, O'Rrien punches Hagan a litvie harder than he does the leather bag Hagan ts glad when time is ealied and Bob Kerns, a feather-weight, takes bis e, The hard hitting of the day is over. With Kerns O'Brien practises evasive toctics, He Jumps and dances around the ring, getting away from the feathers purches as carefully ag if each one © ried the grate of freckled thunderbult shot by Fitz himself ‘Tho work has taken nearly an hour. At ite conclision Jack O'Vrten eprints rapidly a hundred yards down to the beach and plunges Into surf, A fifteen- s¥, GORDO: y Senay. bs Bu ATS ah \xiot: minute swin: brings out an appetite that is the despair of the cook, who has aA oak “Vntieelait @emand for overtime or double rate furlongs in 0.53, | he did after such a gruelling pace had| nothing ‘particularly interesting @urine ‘The great success of Decoration Day | A foot Whitehall at N: ‘O'Brien will stay at the beach uncll the day of the Might, July § when he will ‘ila in 145, {Been get Was nothing short of a phen-| ihe wel Jn, the Way of rakes. but the country b: elle a, "Repld’ Trane return to Philadelpnia a few hours before the time to enter the ring. trainer | omenal exhibition, Ort Walla, ie the Hee OAR best prchib ana sulted in, a ereater numer Gee” yrutater Hie to ea virters In 1.29, | sreatest three-year-old of the year and! yides will be maintained, | y 4. The big ev es —- “Uralner, i vide 2 cd. in Buftato, Detrort ang oth i, 82.00. Fieta at Stand 75, . Giantgo 9 0 0 9. . i 148) easily: Fought out aome great times, Georg SUNDAY BALL GAMES. Pintierlee tAeatnn and O'NeHS Poster ant . i Fe he Syracuse messenger i i WILL ¢ Fecover ail inoney tom zamoline a: | ie All Bloon Bie: Foot nes tn 037) ROBBIE, T.oFlye furlongs in 1.10 pitertea mere ronal ries the thos. sche I Raut ose eta ; acdulzed’ oF how. tone A yh Jersey Citys aNaratonala niner i breeging: 8. Billings. trainer. | ee GNakties Bt . g Cauding. Expert Bt, Grorke Cricket Grounds-— RW, | Star hn 0090.0.0 6 00-0 R in TW, {CELESTIAL LIG™ “Five furlongs tn —— $ i maton gout Foe, AOR aU ae Ponder’ and “Toker: Ven Gleton A hte eniiesin Op, lle eer en ae em Ra DONARA meceTpcerE s Reais ¢ 90.000 red clner and . : — A quarter in andliy’ y is iyatly in neon and’ Lamar; Buckner 4 eae Sree Saray ie RB eplake iene An Arrow Collar Dr Gre i 4 itt Parwegg wat Bualize Moora, Brogklyn , M Hw, Origine, Empires Bi soatso RIGHT AND TRUESFive furlongs In ASDA Ny ° ’ ihe ‘ 2 iO Opeauor - 7 and a quarter) — 1.06, breezing; E. Graves, trainer. = - New - oa gi tte Wise’ and Lindaoy; mn } Ras "bales ietnds ant Deca Sat Unter me Hey | Pate Aare cataaah Posen OE MES, | Dre U-RcWilli as tiene se i A Marquette Field (ftrat, game), 5 . “ ing; E. Graves, trainef. Q o Lee ams ™ ‘4 soonoa The Mua RSE SO ome TA ERG aimee, wt Ome MARJONAM Five furlonga in 10, oc PERN Jn ail tte ataxes rag. | UE i Ls Now York. 2RONNOR 8H aren 0 2 f L. ear iniiag. reezing; E. Graves, trainer, i er leh, vice healed b: OOO0L MOO Nat Datterios—Homhes’ and’ tutiers ratdy’ o three mii ‘The proposed match between Jimmy ULCER y hia Tad) Hettern He tt 18k. bi Do: r :D. iat mG to 10 day and Haugen atlvey And) Hea vette Fel (recom game) — ME net Oren a: TOR ee rtner sree ceatly? D: dcone, of the) Avonlea A.C, ‘and! Bob! : vou a PY, Teapatred Memory, OLD DR GRINDLE. Tone | ira % ea in 1.08, Kendrick, the English bantam-weight, | ost Vitality, Ppeninane Mae E ite tg nt in divennen of Teoosoos sa yey |r, P who recently arrived in this country inj ‘YAntcoceyE cured In 8 to 10 days, xm es 1)" Rotteries—Leen and Buti y ? matte tn aM ‘ ‘Trot ae: plood an Rand Potter; Mctowan| Vreeland galloping: W. MeGiyney train omnes Gane search of @ match with any of the r DRAINS Bit “adder Complaints Strea in| gpote, ture t Three furlongs In od, easily: prin iy ea nth. init 103° 1-4,| bantam-welghts, has been arranged.| hous D, DISEASES. 9 t0 5 day ceeeatNer eaaily: arter, trainer, ‘Chey will try concl.sions In a twenty- TU) B cured 18 ce ed on Hy Sie mlle in 1441-2, hands RY ¥ ey y Grey es cured Sunday World Wants Work Ning, trainer. MISS RY AN Teter: trainer, 7 ' * | round bout at 15 pounds at a boxing Fifteen Cents Each 8 quick eat Permanent eae “ ehthin In 1.08, wallop show to be brought off five miles out- ate AST 17TH ST. i PR ss PeBCAY Fauarter in aia 0.25,!_ Raveball, Polo Grounds, To-Day, 4 Nde of Scranton, Va, next Thureday , ware Hou wundaya, 9-8 Monday Morning Wonders, “the Te Folladelshia va New Werk’ Ades Son 'as alt eumeser ee vat MDICINE rattan ne eens linet can opment