The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1904, Page 9

. we Fl ay Saal os CE ee oe Te ee TE “SWHE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING. AVDA ALL THE NEWS Fee) OF DIAMOND, RI 17, 1a Cotte tt Cente tat te PIRATES MAY MAKE HOT FINISH. 6 eerentnentntnttntetntntntntnn tate tntatntntatetn > “LORD OF THE VALE ACTED UEERLY AND RAN POOR eo pee To the Ordinary Turf Patron He Ap- peared to Be “Doped,” and His Race Was a Very Bad One Compared with Past Pertormances. (Special to The Evening World.) SARATOGA, Aug, 11.—Of course no @ne but an expert veterinarian could wey whether Lord of the Vale was “doped” or not, and so 11 ls not for the writer to say that he was. To the lay- man of tho turf, however, Lord of the “Vale appeared to act most strangely, He came to the post highly strung and very nervous, There was lather enough on his neck and shoulders to shave a regiment of soldiers, The first thing he did when turned to the barrier wes to make a wild bolt and a plunge, and he ran an eighth of a mile before Lyne could pull him up. Then when he was brought back he had to be held at the post. This was strange behavior and ‘ange appear- ance for Lord of the V who has peretofore been well behaved. Some horses when overtrained become highly nérvous and excitable, and the probabill- tles are that Lord of the Vale was in that condition yesterday. His race was @ very bad one when compared with his superb performance in the Saratoga Handicap, It ts said that he has developed a bad quarter crack and that this was the reason for his condition and poor per- formance yesterday, Lord of the Vale's chances of winning the Saratoga Cup were highly thought of, but the chances are now that he will not be a starter. Robadf got away from his attendant yesterday and ran about the paddock for some time before he was caught. This did not bother him In his race, for he went on and won in clever fashion. Strange horse Bobadil, one day a slow beginner and far in the rear, an- * other day out in front and running like a deer. Surely a creature of moods, this horse, Last year, for instance, as & two-year-old Bobadil acquired the well-earned reputation of being a very vlow beginner, He lost race after race by being so slow at the post. Then he changed hands, and with the change of ownership there came @ change of amazed every one the rted In his new owner's colors by breesing to the front and run- ning like @ tin-canned dog. But he did rot always do this, Sometimes he would have plenty of speed and on ions he would have noney A Bobadil. He was heavily erday, by the way, ‘This story is only written as illustrat ing the pecullarities of thoroughbreds. Many more stories might be written of other pecullar thoroughbreds, and so might stories be written of pecullar owners, peculiar bookmakers, peculiar trainers and peculiar jockeys. In a werd, the racing game is most peculiar, mat Dope. trict provisions In the rules of racing against the use of “dope,” one hears so much about the use of it about the track that it seems to be in the air, Horses run bad races and show no speed. The betting be- trays no disposition on the part of any one to back these horses when they have their slow periods, But suddenly the slow horse shows indications of life in the betting ring, Money goes down in chunks, He comes to the post a rejuve: angine, His coat shines like satin his arched neck glows with pers; tion. The crowd nudge one another and whisper; ‘This is the day—! t Juice tn him to-day,” But all horses that act this way are not ‘doped.’ Some are highly nervous animals who break into Meit rpg at the slightest disturbance, gat to the post glistening and prapaiae and are set down as being doped. But in these Instances the crowd Is mistaken. It takes the nervous perspiration and feverish energy for the warmth and "One wou te (dees dope. ne woul wry about saying ¢ Lord of the Vi ped"yesterday, for two tenenne, t he i ihe Eres of the ‘cnatrman ‘of ‘ne J ye ay ‘ieclea Shieedon fo gay pr ig a eee ai ie, ete sentie phigh clase. i. wate future might be te hat dope, a WARD AND WRIGHT, WINNERS OF TENNIS DOUBLES | WRIGHT AND WARD WIN; ARE DOUBLES CHAMPIONS. — Hundreds of NEWPORT, Aug MURPHY GETS ON MATCH WITH NEIL THIS MONTH Johnny Rurdick, which will be decided in private Friday night. Ryan ts contident that he will put Bur- ‘Tommy Murphy and Frankie Nett ere matched to fight in Philadelphia on the ‘of|laat day of this month, The battle will —~*| Casino from all over the country to at tend the opening of the twenty-thint Annual tournament of the United States Nauonal Lawn Tennis Association, The chief feature of the day was the championship match In doubles between QE Brass Bed Mecr poavr, MB Solid Oak Ext 14,98 ft, Ste 3.98 Gutne |S 6.98 = sien as arse rut GET THE BEST) ——__suroace, wuiskey:|Pennsylvania PAILROAN CATIONS rwE: THIRD RO tte leaving 1s Seip ee" ht c Station, ae (oom nal a 0 === ‘ a an ‘ Va Sunday uted"), er gals * Thay X, RAILWAY.—238, 488 Be ray ag LINE.—0.25 4 Sold only in our registered bottles.| . 1 Never in bulk, ALL DEALERS |* M. “dally ATLANTIC Beals C, Wright and Holcombe Ward, = 1 Moe Pde representing the EB and Krelg Col- {one Baliect abi ling and Raymond D, Little represent- ws 8 a Sunda: ing the West, Ward and Wright won © Mt. ie ngsiecres was as follow! ‘orn, Thana ie ny a. a “ ndaya, Pp From | Desbrosser Ward and Wright beat C Little 1-6, 2, 6, 6-4, 6-4 Pollee va. Letter Carriers, The ball game between the New York Police and New York Letter Carriers, which will be played on Aug. % at the Polo Grounds will, besides settling the championship of the uniformed de- Fifth Avenue (comer @ New York Police Band and ate we a Ties slip smoothly through all }] fam, ee “foraand ch the G. & M. Collars, ati, 1/ your sealer won't cupply you wi'lroes. Gen: This Game The All Cubans and the Murray Hills come off in the ring of the National] dick out before the tenth round fs partments of the city, furnish a good| Will ecame together again at Olymple Athletio Club. as ish Pseaginnst “3 By Me iat, RS sen a test of the comparative merits of the| Meld on Sunday, where they will play Neti ¢omanded that Murphy make i20 y o toal talent of t organteations, | {'@ third game of thelr series. As each R. Boyle, trainer, pound M., and the little fighter) Austin Rice and Hughey McFadden as team bas won a game this one should ? re) mile ia, 14014, handily; |Peom SAR tea Psa uate w| eviderice that he has It on Burdick. arrangements have been made to! regult ina close and exciting tuasle. as a@ forfeit for weight and appearance. | ——————— jm 1.08, brees- | ure fortelt will be posted to-day. PIANOS AND ORGANS. PIANOS AND ORGANS, _. __—PIANOS AND ORGANS, __ a j wee a tn L41,| ‘The date was set back from Aug. M4 at AARON ROARS eset Ge ~ in] Nave request, as he wanted more tims = ee, AT GRAV iy | <3 oe Mito train for the bout. Murphy Is aot one 2 ia, |acknowledged to be the most dangerous Hi om Bef 1 8. sree | trainer. of al tho little fighters around New ue UNITED CIGAR eacat ere ee : a eae coh ta 28] Fork, although he has fought only six 3 (Special to TI 3h rd ee om tA sever regular ring battles in his en- A ~taratapa Lin AVESEND, N Aug, 17.—Down iro carser. hier way, while trae opera- site. Hat : Fr | pend © fapier aes bit . r t : _ ss pment Century Limited. Q Vell elisa c = ; — tions are in full swing, preparations Mxnockercut vag ‘“ nie — A 5 = x =e ey a are going forward toward the fall al in wi run from New i R I Means ABSOLUTE 400 PM—Weste, Ld meeting. Supt, Danphy has a force of it 5 ; PROTECTION aguinst QUBGTITUTION f} :1.09 aie pre — . r a men buslly @mployed in repairing the on oon y : i ee jum.ps in the steeplechase course, which (_ — — — Py. Pout ern Special. 4 undergoing a general overhauling, FOR BALE. * PME ee ou TA AW judges’ cad timers Sisal Pre a any nc sea fe are rapidly neaping completion, In fact, nmmnigneses r everything about the well-appointed D ONT DELAY, THs yA. premises is in first-class condition, an@ (Speotal to The Bvening World.) | os ten Pot ha reg it sat rin Mrith the chairs straightened io the| SARATOGA, N, ¥., Aug. 17—Ratn fell| Joe Laurel, the crack feather-welsit | Faxtment ring pow, In any ot rd ite Pull ibunaaye al ' stand the Brookiyn Jockey Club would|!" torrents over the course last night, | Dox¢r of Newark, and Larry Farrell, of | fewelry stores. ‘as Your oredtt Tram ituminated, With is ar be in readiness for the crowds which| WMIch placed the main track in auch «| Brooklyn, are to clash Thureday | Ww me mi tis a Feterencas required. re prostear i Cotta ee. wee ae always patronize this popular course, | Plight that it was put out of business |" Private for @ side bet of $20) and ce CA "ASH OR CREDIT, |] his eet at : from. pts. ‘The bout is for filteen | ton, New York: 338 and Y The track was excellent and the @ training point of view, gross receipt for fifteen 108, pradway yok! Weather conditions ideal for training} The trainers, racers and rallbirds hied | founds and will be fought on Long Isl: L. “ae Sweet & Cow || richer Pb operations, Many racers being sent tO] themselves to the Horse Haven track, |4"4. Both boys have been In hard tain. | ney t em lane, N.Y. II how a by ton, bd mm | if GEORGE &. If you want your family to enjoy the constant pleasure of music—if you want a piano in your exercise, where there was rable 6 ing and a good fight will result. home to bind closer together ihe members of your household in happy contentment th; h - The best workouts shown were as fol- considerable desultory PPy mtment than any other ma: errant galloping ind 4 _— fs alt or ‘write for iihuseen talogue. WAU senwan-ais himnee itl PO) Pee i piel LS YH: tilesonce, |_ finer Oardnee: Gove net sven t6_be terial thing possibly could, it means merely taking advantage of this now famous Bloomingdale plan of ha C, Tarter, trainer, W. B. Leeds, Goughacre Stable end| very anxious to sign with Jimmy Kelly. ALMONTE Preset 1 bi, Denne other strings were all represented and | ‘The New York boy has his forfelt post 5d. Goldsbor: i the heath wore @ lively alr during thé | 44 with a New England club, and the handily; J, Collins Balloping hours, ‘LEL piano possession, The possession of a piano is within the means of every family through our great chain of piano BICYCLES “or si GIVBI A away WEST SHORE RE offers, for by our unmatched buying and selling facilities we are able to offer Hck finest pianos manufac: Betis tetas reecennat rma rain a? ce tater, Barn Bnelle. ay end 15 ni. tured on terms of $5 down and fact. avery pate saan i$ ta Pat oRtp si Fiver, tlt nits | te ee wi joi pers > 415 a: at CREDIT TO ALL. Hanes Dia MONDS AND WATCHES. vie eed lew rr. Prices The most conspicuous work-outs were | Matchmaker has been after Gardner for WYFI ‘Three-quarters in 1.2, a8 follown: W. Ti rainer. the past two weeks to affix his signa PRINCI Vic—Hultamile ih te eal GUNFIRE-One mi! mile in 16h galloping: ture, Kelly has fought three draws with Gardner and fs entitled to a fight wuetok W. Timmons, t : ‘With the much touted champion, / R-Flve furlongs in LOM, brees- CAICKET~ Ss aroma ‘in Re breea- Ing: MeGivney, trainer, + NIC ONGWORTH Ale in 14 1-8, TANT Aone’ ne quater i inh tar, brees- iy; W. McGivney, trainer. Ing, ors, 2a a era rane in| ORT WELLS She tutes te 1m, | TH? sr hg A lai gh 1 ay igtlg W, MoGivney. trainer breeaing; Enoch Wiahard, trainer, || b¢*a matched to box before the Buta "GUN Sie and one- “lent miles A. @, of Baltimore, for fifteen rounds has , omn Rear. ant! Manner ies jalbney, at 14 pounds, The date set is Sept. 12. eid, Core faint ne ta 1.4 easly: 3. Johnny Burdick signed a set of article | Our prices mean savings of from $100 to $200 on your investment, for pianos that do not compare ir: Towa BHAMOND AND, WATCH 00., EXCURSIONS, Feuer trainer, 3 to box Bonder before the Nonpareli Club|) any way with ours are being sold daily by others at from $350 to $400. We sell pianos on the same TOPIC—Seven Sirtenge in 1.84, easily; of that city, and was informed las P wi wi small-profit basis as all other merchandise, saving you all commissions, middlemen’s profits and the vari- Security re: ous other expenses gee tacked on to plano selling. AED fy The pianos we sell . Bauer, bos Sed night by Bender's manager that he had iy: J, Bauer iinet tle Aa, agreed to box Felts, and in the event urlongs in 1.28, et winning will agree to box Burdick. meee scer> (2) DID NOT COME OFF |= "= Nandliys C. tarters trainer, Chartie Steger, the Hoboken light- eaaealti soren , erases in 1% weigit, ie after a fight with Jimmy Gardner or Wille Fitagerald. Sieger ae “furlongs in 1.0%] Two hundred sports gathered at East- ; twenty-round draw with Fitager: wai or taro am ia A ag in, eben eset in is Breas, Jat night $0 | Sa cae hae aise tough} Britt, toning Guaranteed for Ten Years ndily; rol train: 0 s rl fight ween “ tty” a 1, - RQ-One mile in 1.9, lt Wied cad € SaRtesien wend Asbee | Ohi te deg geet oed | TOI ay a ine fac-stmile of this guarantee being inserted in gilt letters on the inside top lid of ina —One nile int in 1.8, for a $90 purse, but just ae they were] to box Gardner before one of the New every piano, galloping; meena fe Sain Coes lee Soe, oe | ene ere. * Piano Will Be Delivered to Your Mome on Payment of $5 "pov aie | furlongs in 1.19, pulled loaded met D. Carter, trainer. to be Of 0 petvel wegen, | ghthe in 1.04, hand | with a dosen big policemen, and half a| Filly Ryan ts hard at work for his and no interest will be charged for time taken in making payments. 'e- jauer, trainer, dozen mounted cops appeared and VR f. : Built to Last a Lifetime [rest fer uea eg ‘fu BOATS by skilled, experienced piano builders, and every piano is Including Admiuion to a Bibs 34 e 1 6 LAnuMST 34 mad » Fara. My S90 PS Fenn dan. ag (gouin Ferrey) every our, # aves Reve a 2 % M. tr 120 [ New Jersey Central ’ rl Sparire-eignthe ia 1.06, | chased them for @ mile. We have ready for your inspection and for prompt delivery the following renowned pianos: overs ve furlongs in 1.07, ee cen pear A Sigg rg and GRANEY RETIRES Robert Woon Planes, $175, Handsome Harmony Pianos, $195, , | the jt could not hel The tick- jown an ta week, 85 down and 81 a week, ERMAN—One mile tn 1.47, eaally; | og cost $2 each, and the purehasere Tone-| testing A gad 5 tye Wovens | Pianos, $195, Tonestastiag Walters Planes, Style C, $235, SETINT—One mile in 1.48, easity; J.J lost thelr money, while man} bets ye Mc 6 ween OS down and 91 @ wee! odes, raise, eign were declared od. The poles sal been Tone- lasting Walters Pianos Style D, $250, Tone-lasting Walters Pianos, Style F, $300, PLAMMULATSIX, furlongs fm 198 | tipped oft aa to where the fight would down nd 82 0 week, $10 down and 810m month, | ; HM. Mason, tral ner Celebrated Belford Pianos, $235, Renowned Richardson Pianos, $195, be helt and the barn was completely surrounded by coms. Many of the sports who came from Mount Vernon, Yonkers, Tuckahoe, New Rochelle and the Bronx had to walk five and six PATIEN LINE* LONG BRANCH AND BACK —ige rgeeni whe D ae BACK—S . Bloomfield St. ey a below W. | nh BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 1.— DoFive furlongs tn 1.06 94 Eddte Graney will be seen for the last Baby Walters ‘Upright Pianos for small Rooms. $195, ‘breesing; TH. M, Mason, trainer, @ jles through marshes, woods he tes at as LAWBON—One mile in 1.412, Beit, ant a ad oot home ah ne time in the ring when he officiates #5 down and $1.8 week. ut “Bt. n, Verry, ff bh a ely. handily: H. Williams, trainer. thelr clot soaked by the [tbe Munroe-Jeffries content. Graney Stool and © yAth Every — ——— — SHBRIVY BELL—Seven furlongs tn 1.98, a and their tempers has decided to reiire. The criticism of These celebrated tone-lasting pianos have the finest actions, over-strung 7 1-2 octaves, best imported sixteen West Point, New! galloping: A. Carter, trainer, hie decision in the Britt-Corbett Aght pound hammers (the fnest made), Anest imported copper-wound dass st ushed pins, selected ivory keys, new EXCURSIONS, Daily Outings (except in ihe MART MULLEN—Seyen furlongs in INTERESTING GAME. has induced him to take this stand patent hi iy My polished sbarpe, bew Boston fll: beard aad musio rack, solid ress pedals and jrlsmiegs practice muffler and Iron Day ne Steamers bs A. ’ je (wat -proe’ ¢ cases are beautiful jalshed louble vearer sorely Iban: om Dechrogees. & 2B, galloping; A. Carter, trainer. \ “Mrsonld be unwise to purchase @ plane Watil you save theroughty examined the pianos we offer, We shail be pleased ae eet Bt ae ek ie Billy Roche, the New York sporting man, who haa made this city his hom: | for the past year and who Intends | locate here, will take Graney's place. | will in the future referee all the dig contests as well as manage the Hayes Valley Club. Roche reed free to any part of the United States, Nelson- wae feht and Upon request our representative will of it received the approval o: pleased to call on you, giving tull lowers here, He ls tell liked Heulars. being as popular MOORE—One mile in 1.47, handt- J, Smith, trainer, 1@ “DOLAN. Five furlongs in 1.08 ys A. tralner. G0! Y—A ale’ mile in 0.82, easily; Timmons, trainer. MURPUY.-One mile in 1.47, hand- fy; J. Smith, trainer. ‘AL—Five furlongs in 104, easliy; Witliame, praia ve furlongs in 358, eet wine, Eas, to go Jato every detail with you and show you all the differentstyler of pianos we carry, even though you do not wish to purchase now As wo are booking & great many orders on these pianos, early selection Is advisable for prompt delivery On cash purchases we box and ship piance The Pearsalls, the strong aggregs- tion of balltossere from Jersey Citf, will meet the Cedars at Westchester Oval, One Hundred and Bixty-third street and Sow Boulevard, next Sunday, The irs are now playing Atl CARS TRAnsfeR Jo PATENTS. AR TATE & ' 245, Broad: "oat advice Send for Ler fo 3 Ave 2$9°%060" Sr