The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1904, Page 9

ity iam u a, TUS OF DIAMOND, RING PRINCESS ATHEL TAKING IS HEAT of the WAS TCO [ER Built to Lasi a Lifetime S§ Ey ; Meee Tee are LANTERN ES i TD GET A NEW GANK ROLL (Special to The Evening World.) |ARATOGA, Aug. &—Every season at toga secms to send some one of org the big players to the wall. Last year oe it was William Fleischman who took 4 quick train to New York one day, siasta in Baltlmore Jeaving something like $40,000 owing 00] the old Maryland Jock and, the ring. This year it ia Fran 3 Remiones the Jockey Cl Lanterman who has thrown up his! They were told to submit thele Sin hands. Lanterman is a member of the} and prospectus of their programme from 20 to 1 to 12 to 1. dacension is Lt A go and the ring was iy swampe money on Rose of Dawa. Racing in Maryland, A number of rich yout ‘Mets, and has been in good standing.| and the Jockey Club would consider left for the Wei % night to} Applications. “‘Thia ts ja aaron sta raise money 60 thet-hacould rewurn and] granting dates and it {a believed that seitic his indebtedness, & meeting will be held just before the YP’ Outside of the rag Prank Lanterman Benning ‘tall_meeting. was regarded ag @ wealthy layer, He came Bast aa the friend and chum of Joe Yeager, a couple of years ago, and at once tade a stir in the cing with ind colors of H. 1 will be sold at auction at sheep aes, ead ¥, Tho sale in imperative i ord wana Up the satate of Willam C, vhiee Tt is very likely that many of ote Fayne’ Whitney py DP. STRONG VOMING the NEWYORK EMRRE SIKTB in #09 HST JUN THE FIGHTERS’ CORNER Wl SH + the magnitude of his operatic aiso bet heavily on <he outald Very fortunate. He went to ‘Frisu last wonter and there the tide of for- tune began to set steadily against him. He quit ‘Frisco something like wenn i Bae came Bast, hoping that |! wv would ¢ ee. its haa been fighting against the end for some time. He rave up hooking mi Brighton and tried hie luck at picking WORKOUTS FAST His luck at that and of it Wha Baratogs wound up his career and 3 are to box at catohwel rh yeaterday he threw up both bands and t will be held tole ne boys a hate | disad announced that lie was going West for Ee ‘intends fo accept theo club in Maine will it «i another bank roll (Borcial to The & Meh Brinks to accept. J Leaterman |i very quiet, modest] gp 4y- ESE: @ Evening World.) hot Tuan of of ese and ell yy thom oo oo (Special to The Evening World.) fellow in disposition and is well Liked | |, ND, N. Y., Aug. FLANAGAN NOT FAT ENOUGH? | SARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. %—The embers of the Mets. | Desutiful weather of this morning f To the Aporting E-litor of The Bvening Worlds| Weather and track gonditi jon Among them to | Ored the trainers who have their wirings| Willie Lewis, the @ crack 1833-pound box- oJ Sy He fect at the course this mornin, a dap | fioag aBe am) hasice to get on BIS | Quartered at Gravesend, and the few r of this ofty, who has been defeating | A# a advocate of fulr piay in sporti: red 9 house.at afaleh the sncsta tah hersos now ail of ha opponents of late In the | circles, I devire to call your attention to the There Was @ great deal of comment } igie tem in preparation there made & Quaker City, Is after & matoh Wit | grom Injustice deliberately done certain com-|206*tItutfonals. ‘There were many # as A running of the third race yes- bes he way of easy work, Duang of Martin Canole, Lewis | petitors in the fat men’s race at the Patrol.| tators present, and a number of la ne iitrend j Linge oF Dorothy a8 yet animals of the efficient Will nee tO meet either man at his | men’s Benevolent Association games, anid graced the scene by their presence ( the race glonely’ gay Mas of pe ate | the well atoled | clangas are tew and far between about * St | | ay Harlem River F the moat im. nies first prise to battetnen The following were B Ai cox en A a ef the) 1d Goodman and Aurelia Herrera | J! Fes Piette P| poetand wornaula neleki rookiyn Jockey Ciud, (wilt meet 'n a twenty-round contest at aa whe, ie onl, known a NOY. Dt ~~ ae ieee Yeartings arg plentiful, but many of | Butte, Mont. yh Labor Day, The boys ibrowing 1a i¢-pount hammer, was the sub-| 0611-2, handily; James Rowe, trainer. these are as ave to box Ip the evening. As an af. i tiolam fo avi out - ey Rake ho"noie ot Wom"Fe wate | ant ieir advan efor tn brevnt treme Mamet, i, Ging | lt CSRS tin acy aE tet | Obeeaiag jel it p, ave ate Bath that WHICH | matter of little Interest save to whelr! Gardner, 2 yh | Bad’ tor esis’ tna fat men'e Tees Four furlongs in 0.61, hand- 1ons) Ba gt show in the ring, und | OWNers and trainers, Barty in the marae! ‘Baht nts. Goodman has a |e oe oe J neuen ae Fian-| tly; dames Rowe, train: taf fier ein pparentiy shut off | ing H. M, Mason was out with Plam- Wut to be QOTILLON — Five furlon i breeaing; James Rowe, trainer, fail took him YP) mula and the two-year-gids Brushwood | ned @ winner. 4 show the erin ener at fave at lease the. money, a been ae ap thetic rides at i WwW. Ti . paute tials OUN folie <Bive, Aitlongs ia 447, | MeCormick. trang” ‘ana han nally Smith, tra!ne ft One mile ein tt 1-4, hand. The fourth annual games, of the at» | HARANGUE—Three-quarter, 26, | n Borasn, trainer. ia Jantie Highlands Athletic Astoolation |. dreesings J. Bauer, trainer, LEM RBED Bix" furlongs in 14t1-4,| wall take place at Auanile Highlands, bine. The Hvening World will publish every day in the Sporting BAttion| conosBAL— Tare triage in as0.| ' 5 tire furlongs in Lit.) Tall the news of the amateur baseball players, scores of their games, chal- rows Widbbeteg ce trainer Fesain + hake Gozen, furlongs in - ew ig ont ater tralner: a The, Miah Balle defeated the Ostran- | rrounds, Becond avense end Ninety. oy pts s ‘the High Bats would like No, 38 East Ninety-fourth stceat. by od furlongs in 1.22, to book games teams averaging | ‘The Normal Juniors have Au twenty years for @ skde bet. All Satur- | 25 open for teama averaging i $4 , . Ish, tralne i hand | in Aether Nate Ralph ave: k rene Job Hayes, No, 07 Raat ye ‘gio in 1.17, hand- Br icon m fn 7 a Brooklyn. T oui t i At Brighton Park, Cleveland and Pit-| team would like (9 arrange & rae tn fu nga 1, breening: L044, 1th Riplis wi | Haformad teume avenging’ leven, wean lichsite. tn meee ner. E erac! thirteen «i ®aturday and Sunday atten: tz, trainer, ~. ara sy) in Le, s 1 Y=. dates open. sane BR. == ay ary BRO 5 season, and gt Pag hig Borin N sr A Third avenue, adty. eolas, Wi , us| ata M Pa? Pee pare rie Risomantne a and ney oot ne strength sie in 1, handily; R. ete Propic, BB. C. has reorganised eas Joseph Shires No en | Qooreme, » Manager, No, 31 the Pemaindér of the season, and) Broadway, mercy atk, hae tutionga in 19m] fav ‘pit “aaternen ‘witht Areticings The a jet, epee wp a pti Hells A. ved bast, £. 2. woud ‘gn core ol to 4 NCI Wier, trainer, Ighter Would to a vurda. es durt CINCINNATI, 0., Aug. &—President Five furlongs in 1.10, amateur teams, élghteen years. ou loam y gam wring cl ite jt Sipcember Yon their ho } Hermann, of the Cincinnati Ball elub, é rade gahratclase ItCher| "tbe Hudson F.C. would like to bik larctnds “SN Mratclans” touts, Tecelved Lp ey ny yeas ts ad iv ne in 1.13, | Ouiver, A Pruden Hardware) @am@es With team ‘eraging sixteen to » Keenan, Manager, H ' bring to pany, #4 Eighth avenue. serenicen, on ovr ground, and wil tm hud released Cigolanath. This insures the rest of the Nation nR- Five tele ia 1a, « & feturn e. Erneat a ‘ , 7 Leaate changes 40 (tat Mecormick| gr weiss phyee, "ti oh] Fak atenee, Brooklyn anne Boned AG. would like, to er. whom 1 meinnati Club secured frora handily; G. Cornell, t Juniors Orient B. B.C. defeate: to thi . ‘They have Aug. b and | ‘New. York (or, Donlin, Bow goss Xo the! ngarD—dae fale a 1 ah J.] winners ‘vould like to arrange ennes son Be BC, by the eathaT® nd nae ates in September one rg Ores auet, wie teams averaging thirtean to Al | Oriants rw AD a er name was the armor LL-COMAN TEAL ovni ting Bie Turlongs tL, breews| ean yearn for & ad eof Ba ldena| MA ee; ei iy t's nD - trainer. Tee \hanty, 0, Ve . 2 o y : ALL-CUBAN TEAM. PREC ove Six furlongs in LM, bree [sixth street. Bis 9 sek iE ivan ae aue r Onininal Oatario will play the On Sunday the All-Cuban team wilt vavifiion, Six furlongs Im 1.28, gallop-| oned” G vattan, at ‘ 000 fara EY J. Bauer, trainer, eee apts To matin Nae Grienty w di BeBe an hee. ‘tits fy the oni? VARTRAY- One roile In 18 4 eaatiy; mat eine ffundey, Aue. 7 nea With feama eight to tea ro C. defeated the oer. By Rune im the} ORiLLARD—One mile (9 1.49, handily; My eriP | Welees Noy leh inte avenue, ie tran Beatte # present, h D. Carter, trainer, " " ing hee IN EALLOR TaN furlongs im 1, prt aely poy amcor of to 8 roe) Pop Toa Sy bss Pe beiteed 4 a ae, rrouy Din by the Bagle’s Infleld aod battery. ph coed nt bas pee ones the] ‘The Victorian A. C. challenges teama Welnpakl « Star. cena ‘The Geratd vB. B.C. would the, to to Thi tee tk old-time players. | averaging nine to eleven years. ‘ ames with trans averaging a jer than the! dress B. Ganale, 7 East One tus Weinpahl, the erack eateher Hi pl Brel Twenty-first atree ‘aayvilien, rab at bole , - ve all of neptorn ber t i dred and y-first street, city, tention by wie Pasties 0 Haat Sixty-stath ir of At Parkville Sunday, Aug. 7 4 4 ee ee ok Phe up Ribhok Baosdstl Crate woud hin Mh len Of Now’ Yory Ciiye| Parkville 0.010 4 o353 3 ors and vi ae be Sew leona wed ee fe Saree: De OO a ee “ : why jons were per | Moayhow, alter hit tand Heliatrix, They were given a usetil ee ase an | ants le nti ut Ce Re We 2a Reels eas Meant Yow, a tne ame compan time he wi later on Roehampton was brought mt to a a m ore a cone, wi K “sy i HAY, abe yaar tninee,, —eren. out and was jogged several tim @ { ‘as WO The books were bady fy tin a = around the track, but never permitted @ tre, Wed ! RANT-ooe tite tn Tis 1, | the fact that five favorites lost, Mil to gy fusier (nan « slow canter. At! . be te | Geeopect spat ha MY, ie sae Sate wiper: ht. Raper, tral ei Se. eines iy Racked: |trts kind of exercise Roehampton went |,,J/mmy Kelly, through hie manager | Piannaaan weighed but 22) pound ‘eeu babel it Sd ap cy BR Cairngorn in the last race was bac! das 4 yearling, but beyond | Mit fecelved yn offer trom MON | in a running suit, but by donning ltl Niet afladat ress (painet, A EE RE , City A. Cy Maachetter nN a We | feommere lacteemsa’ sis valent Us PRINCE HAMBURG. your forges wing box Jimmy Gardner, and finally welghted him 511 broezing; J. ogers, be Dh ae ne t feng cepted, the, terms and pow, welts the |e persone , oT otetlner. £ ined * onsit, Bathampton ts looking well, and to all | The bovs have fouzia % tien Atawe hed & reader of your, paper, part WON hoegs tae nt seen appearances feeling bright play- | the New York boy claims timt he wil wil Se Porting sag, Bnd be t yee | OnAmrAL LO—One mile and 0 ek “Te beat Workouts shown were as fol- Poreneney a meee on Sep {fu Ton. hon er na ; Taiser sage crn) Jock Towery wants another fient | MuleMid ans ae LADY AvTaLIA Ay THE HIGHLANDS WHSsry ame ene breea-| ofith Jimmy Beers. provided riers ine barat ee Dreezin Bret gic ha 1 A C-8ix ‘furlongs tm 1%, | . - } p . ig ive t | | hou ee ‘Get Sone areas, rainar” bow ac $s ar ay tds tolnand ee wa Baseball Kdltor Firtanantin pain Say | fending “south Farry) evecy howe I6 t Bvening . ; 1 “Mminute Bile searoueh. t et | masan? 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