The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1904, Page 11

ALT THE », PLINGER IS | "NOT AN IN EVIDENCE loe Yaeger het th the Only One Heard From, and His Win- nings and Bets Are Generally jr } Exaggerated. ‘ Big plungers are not much In evi- Va @ence these days. in a while one hearp of Joe Yaeger winning dumdred “thousand or #0; but these stories of ¥aeger generally exist In the imagination, and only come to light when Hildebrand, his Jockey, has had @ good day and ridden two or three minners at good prices. Then the nat- ural conclusion is reached ¢ Hildebrand won, so Yaeger must have ‘won; the nce being that he backs thls jocke: mounts religiously. ‘This is not true, as Yaeger {9 a handicapper. and bets as often against Hildebrand as he does on him, All of the sensational plungers seem to have ided this year, and a variety ef oauses can be ascribed. The chief Teason ls that racing has been no- wey inconsistent this season and tof auch @ character as to take the Deart out of plungers. They cannot gee ahead of them with any degree et certainty, The winners have, as 4 rule, been either at short prices or fave been long outsiders that no one J ean possibly figure. The season for plunges ing, however. Saratog @ hom of all that ts sensational, Whether rs is the air or the water or the environ- ment that stirs the blood of the plung- ~ ere, it Is @ certainty that every one unbelts at Saratoga and plays the game for the limit. Offer a book- maker $500 on a horse nowadays and he declines with thanks. Books Grow Cautious, ‘ Bvery one seems to have grown) aautious to a dei But at Saratogs | ‘caution is cast to the winds, and brill- fant plays follow one after another, At Saratoga is seen the burly form of John W. Gates pushing through the Ting, betting a thousand a crack. Often John A. Drake {s seen in the detting ring. Last year John J. Ryan made a series of dazzling plays, sa) 414 also Yaeger, Langdon and others. One of the mem Commission is a very heavy player, | especially on his own horses, which do not start until the Saratoga meett | aie ‘ is / degins. ‘In the old days at Saratoga one @ould go to Canfleld’s in the evening and see prominent men in all walks of life gathered about the faro tables, ‘The play used to be high, too, The color of the chips had nothing to do with the amount staked, Whitethips usually are the choapest checks around the faro table, but the millionaire who wished to disguise his plunging al- ways went to Canfield and a value ") @ was set on the white checks, #0 that 4 of" ‘the visitor looking on would seo the And no t STATIONS foot of WEST TWENTY-THIRD millionaire apparently piking a white ; |] 1 tecking bagremncearens Sr ime tahoe T0 CONEY ISLAND, Bi, and DESUROSSES and CORTLANDT Freemans 14a. Opi qheck or two, when the white ny eBTON. Local horsemen have recetved the time from, Desbrossee pe and Montreal f ‘o Speel, gheok, probably had a value of Ban) xvid }! Lah ee Onechan, ‘walier | stake books for the Saratoga meeting, Real Value. Including admission to certian tot Pegntythicd wats 19.3 AM ee "Towle F eraheee days have departed, however, | ANDRI MAC Quarter in 0.29, "brea: and a slance at the stakes om other Walt DREAMLAND ea sPeclal, | a eee ae i m confined "to. ne ffords an casurance of som o $1.40 PM—Chicagy Raine of sume. private git ¥ ant ee unre furlongs in Aad briliane sport arin the twenty wo teen Planos are}, ,£oin none sean ins Arion’, £ P IMMYLNANTA tim-| Md PM—aaratoga ‘limite. t which ie set up for amusement, | cpACELIAS ays of bu. " put) Paar'veat broved tO Saratogians that | © hye Rare ies Cysrengs i 3.25 ely; to ist to last a Mfetime, Leave W a wt every hour, as Me. te ae bf. wt, Lou haat betratean ‘Chenin Soe Special. | ; " rum hie 7 bs P ie fam erie tle ve igen as) DOVE: conte, ah (furlongs tn 119, eas cide “i hich cannot beg Leave We, att 2387 gt pbs ae ew EREH EK eet sede Loute Limited 4 since rac! eo" ad reached such Oy » | from 5 Lae vi bo plane, tpey have wiped Se 1.68, gation | tre ewentscnine ‘Qrente. the. most’ tm: a aes wr tee, 1h eae Ld cINcIN Byers, |PZQur {eth would stop aching won't poole ett of existence | and] ALL RIGHT Five furiongs in 1.0%] Portant fe the $7.00 Great Repubile. fin tn thlessuee |] Ket rom We Tani at io un its A saan somal Fy Laviermag ls here oat Oe alo in future without em, * Py ere are ree st jeaturea for b re iit be eat racing at Gare: | page i a. Fresch. trainer. the opening day, including the Ballston || Wenowned Wilson P: Piano, $173, Round tr Pak 2)4 at. ant Battery, 2 cine US properly TREAT and FILL PARTNERSHIP-—Five furlongs in 1.07, % age ill Re dndied: aot erect hore 'eat eat auch, trainer, © | Cup. steeplechase for hunters; the| | Beautiful Harmon eueson So Disses SHUR PM SChicaae and feat 5 Will. No pain when our oO and great will t jas two-year-o! at five and a! s toy Remade aati aPhce tke meat | Tas naa Sars, tence ‘| lt fori, ah he darktogn in| Nihari. Ble S210. RELATION RBGREATION—REMT ghee st | New Botanical Discovery jant ly of the season, an ‘ v cap. at one mile and & quarter. ne Ul g HARLI DIVISION. i. there is ronan of not only wnat ALMONTE —Thrge-goariors, Ia 123% fel Jn nure to tase, the barrier in,the |] Beautiful Belford Plano, $238, MANHATTAN BEACH, fet, toe abe ee cuit m. sey ts oa a retire Me teaiundar, 12 | 'S applied to the gums. lon cn ut sensational ra Go! J lea e el lee Includls jer: o : Pree’. | APRIL Tice! Se esiicty In| ins Irish Lad, ‘WR Pioket, McChesney, || Pianos Delivered to Your rh sonny RAILWAY 238 eas ps | BI on ni unpug_tea, AN Wook esaventeed Sm j 1.2, breesing: 0 sh, cau ma || Home on a Payment of $5, 1 halt ie fri | Atha nrc ct ant LINR—0.25 A. M. and H Bal Pinan Licht Voll Got oe Seth +8900 rs row ms, . ORS LAD are, furlongs ia 08, fas a MP. sanerneta Rain Water te 10 YEARS’ GUARANTEE Rustam" Crees son SRANOARD Ain, VLAN 12.35 P.M. and} Bro Uiglen Ba. Wy. 8 Columese I Cora Filta ae COLLECTOR JESSUP—F' ighths in| onidas, Grey Friar, Whorler, Reserva-| baperiod tin at brig J on the inside top || Minutes after 41 NOR Fob AND WasaTenN RAILWAT— ‘M4 and 726 Fulton st. Silver Pillings. 1m, fattoping 1.3 trainer, | tion and Dolly Spanker. Weights will Ca lic f Den Joep ROCKAWAY BEACH citesaP onto RAILWAY 188 100, Rca one Sow tok OUT OF REACH—One mile in 1.47,/ be announced ten days before the race, EON Ps. Lat, Poccullad , wept ma ANT | central Cad Rervice, Magweae checked from Waterbury Deatal Parlor, SBLLANE Quarter in 048, handily: Pug at ony Brice, tor wil at onli. 10 28 2 FR “ Ha Rh astern” “Geonae it bast trainer, “YOUNG SANDOW” WON. gnly. 38) (3. Bat Gen BROOKLYN: NBEW YORK: Decision was reserved by Vice-Chan celior Pitney, in Jersey City, In the Proceedings for contempt of court grow tng out of the Injunction ¢o restrain the Jersey City Baseball Club trom playing on Sunday in Bayonne. The Parsons who were under charges of Contempt were Howard Grifth, Presi it of the club, incorporated a+ the Jersey City Amusement Company; Wil!- fam J. Davis, son of Robert J. Davis, the principal stockholder: Capt: Haacen-| son, & pilot, and Asgust Seastrom, a isborer for Haagenson. Tt was Seastrom who caused the! trouble by making counter amdavirs.| Tt was on his first aMdavit that the: injunction proceedings were based Later feastrom said ho had been Ind: 0! the paper undér the fepriaiton! it was a petition in favor of baxe- tall. This statement hie put in the form] 4. ‘eS aMdavit, A dart he sald he eae rs of the Racing|, KILTS—Three-quarters In L2, easily; Welsh trainer coun DE IN—Five furlongs tr’ OH gal & Lawler. trainer. | nope Ric Dit ‘ive furlongs in 1.04 galloping: 8. Lawler, trainer SALADIN- Five furlongs in 1.06, easily; 5. la trainer PRED Five furlongs in Lawler. er. ) “BOOKS OUT FOR | NEWS LINELY SPEEDING AT GRAVESEND GRAVESEND, N. Y., July 19.—Warm, sultry weather and a fast track were the conditions at the course this morn- ing during the work hours, Among the best morning gallops were the following: ANDY WILLIAMS—Seven furlongs tn 1.8, handily, W. Shieids, Wainer. LADY AMELIA—Five-eighths in 1.06, andity easily; W. Onleiés, trainer, MAJOR WegLNAM—One™ quarter’ tn J. H. O'BK . | 0.20 1-2, brecaing; Bub aMy, trainer, galloping; J, Smith, trainer, EMERGENCY—Four furlongs in 0.8 MISS | M,C B—Three furlongs in 0.99, | breesing: JH. MeCormick, trainer. ing ; Smith, tra ths . jay “Four furl Harri CKETT— G. Morris, trainer Per ‘Soven furtongs in 1,81, hand- traine! TO Mol CARRIE JONES—Five-~ | hthe in 1.06, breeging; F. Welr; trainer SODA WATER — Five furlongs tn 1,04 3-5, handily; C. Tarter, tralver, ~ Thiree-quarters in 1.2, breeain Welr, trainer, JOCKEY CLUB—A half mile in 0.81, easily: W. F Pr, traine INIA. BURCH—Seven-eighths a” Ftloping, WW. sm! trainer, MOMENTS Seven- elghths in : W. Smith, trainer. si ine One mile in 1.48, ease lecHoirant tn Zimmer, trainer. ede t 7 beeen ea fam 1.05 jandily eumeyer, traine ERNEST PARHAM Dr mile In 1.4, handily; A, Zimmer, trainer, RACE KING-Six furlongs in 1.9% breesing; J, McLaughlin, trainer, PATAGO! ‘AN—One and oy eighth miles in 2.08, breesing; Smith, trainer. CONSUELLO I1.—Five-eighths —inl.0, easily; W, Smith, trainer. CHAMPLAIN—Six — furlon in 1.19, handily; F, Weir, trainer. Shiel NIBLICK—Quarter rH 6%, handily; W. Shields, trainer. YOUNG HENRY*-Half mile tn 0811-2 hields, trainer. furlongs In 1.04, easily: trainer, ‘our furlongs in 6.5%, breeaing: J. Goldsborough, trainer PRICKLY—Five furlongs In 1.11, breea- ing; D, Carter, trainer. Tor! par —Five furlongs in 1.11, brees- D, Carter, trainer MERRY LARK—Three-quarters in 1.22, galloping: T. Welsh, trainer. BARON FSHER—Three-quarters in 1 handily; T. Welsh, tra ner. CLARENC E—Mile in 1.48 1-2, handily; Carter, trainer. VARTRAY Seren furlongs In 1.33, gal- ers, ty) Carter, traine: i in 1. Three-quarte: ele ve furlonee: in pth: precaieg: J Carter, tral FY Pe ce oil cae SARATOGA MEET. 5 olin as wi Opfes te E—One mile in 1.48, gal- Sete +! ascot Pestheta test { THE WORLD: 1 TUESDAY EVENTING. JULY | 19, 1904. KS OUT FOR TAANER OER HS FELD OM SHEEPSHEAD BAY, July 19.—The exercises were brought off this morning, With detghttul wenther and a tase crack | #8 conditions, ‘The exodus of the ravurs to Suratoga has depleted the ranks of tho nets con+ siderably, and tt ls up to the clockers| to follow at once. ‘Trainer A. J. Joyner hai fell train: | | OF DIAMOND, RING werrey ~ Narr ~~ OF ere {WORLDS AUTO RECORDS BROKEN. ee os roy AND RACE TRA Se -_ ~ ao _ Running on Schedule Time Saves Cost If every engineer made his own schedule, railroads could not afford to carry passengers at a dollar a mile. It is the system that saves. It is the want of system that costs. Under the ordinary, haphazard plan of cigar distribution, every tobacco grower, cigar factory, broker, jobber and retailer runs on his own schedule. Each runs over his own line at his own convenience. If there are connections made, it is by accident. There are more acci- dents than connections. As it would in railroading, this want of system results in slow, costly, unsatisfactory service, The United Stores alone have applied system to the retail cigar business. We have placed in public service hundreds of retail stores coupled to a dozen modern factories growing their own Havana tobacco and producing cigars better in quality, more uniform in character and more dependable than any other manufacturing system can produce. We deliver the output of these factories right to the smoker with but one handling. Did you ever think that an enormous output both enables and compels us to contract for cigars months ahead? That it is only by doing this that we can secure our supply on schedule time? When we talk about a cigar it LF —-— 2 ing-day of it, and several of his good ones were sent down the ilne in fast ume. TRAPPER-—Six furlongs in 1.20, hand- Ny; A. J. Joyner, trainer. TRADITION—Five furlongs |n 1.04 8-4, | Street, styled the A neAiknd ve 3 serene, ee aay: ieee the employees of the Evening Dy 4 degram in a rattiin ft ball b We will wa ill ins; igar i mati etter | Secamram, imo ting care. ball by you make what we want. We will watch. We will inspect. A cigar is no yg ih Me oltiene in| g e. and tho “Hustlers” had the 1 (ig RALSRET— Four furlongs in 0.68 1-2, | out tho «: J, Joyner, trainer. lors” Heat HERbOWS = furlongs in 1.19, handily; W. FP, Presgrave, trainer. PREEN— Hive furlongs in 1,05, breea- F. Presgrave, trainer. ng in 1.69, Dreezing; W. Wa AKEPIELD—Six fur | x 1.19, Mandily; Walter House, | aay. SLOTHARIO-Six furionge, in 1.20, Walter House, trainer. hut ance. GOOD MORNENG I.—Four furlongs |n oar breezing; J. H. MoCormick, r BLUE, CONT tix furlongs in 1.2; 0, Butler, traine PHAON Six furlongs in 1.201-2, brees- ing: W. dE Karrick, trainer MEMRY “MOMENTS —Six furlongs 1D 1-2 handily; J. J, Mol ‘aug, trainer PORD Tiny. —Six furlongs In in| | ina with Merry Moments. arry Lattieneld, trainer. ey) mile in 1.49, gallop- Wer eae: SOE trainer, SARATOGA RACING PROMISES WALL Stake Books Issued for Coming | Meeting at the Spa Show! Some Great Races Carded, | with Many Entries. } pn Lobe Bi slanoe body's m: “Young Sandow" gave Phit Kelly a| big surprise in an houre wrestling mateh in Brooklyn and managed to pre- vent his shoulders touching the floor twice ip that time. Keily got one fal with a hammer lock after \wenty min- 4 of wrestling. but failed to nnother and lost the mate Hackonamith’ was scheduled to failed to show up ken by Kelly, A match, which was ca “Lady Brookltyus " Game, nod tween the 4 teem r an will meet + YoUNK Waaen tror The Potter BR, B.C. the Carlstedt A. liminary game. the in a pre- —_- — Murray Hills vs. All Cubans. ‘The Murray Hulls, who defeated the Colored Giants last Bunday will play the sirens. All Be noe g nine as Olymple Field, One Hund and Thirt roizin A cat gare erat ihe alk: ny XT ¢ should result, me no | Worse) CREDIT: NEWSBOYS WIN. The newsboys of West Forty-second Broadwuy Hustlers,” boys at their merey through- ame. Home runs of the © were the joatures of the game. Tn the three games whieh the teams have played the “Tfustiers” met ~BIANOS AND ORGANS. BLOOMINGDALE BROS., 34 Ave., $9th and Soth Streets, The Greatest Piano Investment in the World. 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