The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1904, Page 11

a BETWEEN i £ g i See HF at Gleason again. They were to arrange if possitie a series of ea between the Phillies and the fasningtons at the end of the ecason the booby prise. the respective league colmun of games lost and won Philadelphia and Genators are first—in tne order of Jost and won, Otherwise thelr firsts would only appear if the columns were @perded and stood on their heads, But tf-still quoting rower Gleason jethe leaders are to piay off for the betwixt the twain, why not “| Ghe other end of the string? Just here It might not de impertinent femerk that Mr, Gleason is known es “Kid” Gleason. Guch @ series may be taken as a se- Plows possibilty, They would fornish p emasiog curtain raisers to the main of the winners, particularly as are now the order of Seek | The Evergreen Kid Suggests that the Wash- ingtons and the Quakers Play a Post-Sea= son Series for the Booby Prize. “HIGHLANDERS TO } ‘GLEASON WANTS SERIES |COACH ‘AND ONE OF COLUMBIA'S STAR PLAYERS TAIL-ENDERS neglected of fate, to provide a farce 48 & cocktall to the digestion of the heavy dramatic feast. Contrasts Are Wanted, ‘ Contrasts are the real life of ‘all apec- tacles, There 49 nothing to @ perfectly blue sky, but when it le flecked with crimaon and gold or threatened with the Gloom of angry clouds, then it ta worth @ crick in the neck. To see the Washington and Phila- delphia infield floundering in the mire £9 the tmposaible fumble, and to te uate certaing vt the ape of t ous! to whet t! 'e the fan for the muape itn’ bed on, or Ch it advanced vy ae Gleason, the incidentally there wit “be @ double- header in Brooklyn to-day. ‘always the double-header, Hanlon has signed two new pitchers which he threatens to work to-day against Philadelphia. They are Rie been, Southern Leaguare,” “Riesling. ia n, uthern lea! from New Orleans and Durham f Atlanta. # ‘ou don't know where At- Janta | ere informed that it con- que A ane portion of the State of Haalon, by the way, foots, as worrled tees leasant September as a man led down with a eg of old doiters in each hand and a fly on ia nose, But (+ the inevitable changes that the whirligig of makes, The great- est of all basebi ag tg Spee him- self with @ team on his hands that-- well, the mantle of party market hasn't been cornered. 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HANDLE NOTED H E ‘The following positions a tile Field, th il pl BICYCLES lh +, se ane following positions are open on | v! eld, e ere will play el Coorenes “18S Pe the Denver F. C. "for next season: First | Powhatan Aca for the ehamplon- rad mn value #0 | > ee West; ‘ ORS baseman, third baseman, left Aelier, | {rks followss Behn Ay ae line ub WH 50, 810, ane Papal riegpeen ane right flelder and catcher, Average, | Ploree, cf, y Goats to hI TORE BN Bie tens 7 i in W, 4 fourteen to fifteen years, The Rose ere, Be ig hdl me 3 Be { Park Places, AM weekdaye and Tt { PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept, 4-H. E./2.061-2, against the former record of| berg brothers will cover shortatop and| | At Fog! erik fe have removed trom 23 Park Kow. NTAC (Bmathers, the inillionairé owner of Mo- |20034, C, K. G,. Billings rode Charlie | centre fleld, respectively, for the Denver | \'® ct Fae ben : ait eis WADING eas aad Artie i at out Chesney and other noted horses, met|Mac an exhibition mile under saddie|¥. C. next season. Address Samuel |¥. IR. F ie TONG ©. K, G, Billings, of Cleveland, in a | in 2.151-2, which is within three-quarters | Rosenberg, No, 1 Bast Ninetyelgnth | Lana A © Seg uy "hoes? Griving contest, and not only beat him|of @ second of the world’s record, of | *tett, city. and Nick The teature of Rag tne fm @ mile race, but broke the track/the eight racea, Pittsburg hor: won|. At Sirens Field, Friendantp League ye is Se piteniog, of Nick, of the heecora at Brunots Island. It waa an om Cleveland three, and New York |“" Pownets Asséomy HE, belly who struck out siatteet we Ay ie { % t ei order de intercity matinee, under the aus | "Tie three-sided, free-for-all trot, | Etiandghipe 0.10 10.00 H 844] ‘After defeating the Powhatan Acad. oon. we net. geo eee “J of the Piltsbur Matinee Club, | ringing Messrs, Smathers: and. Billings | PQ™,,Agade 2 2 0.3,0.0.0 9 0-4 4 3 lamy Bunday nko Terientenip Langue F [end one « of the rules and regulations of |face to face, was the feature of the| Ar tarstarg ard Geimatueg’ Kuhns P lelaim the amateur championship of CARI TO. ALL. ene meet was that each horse should | t/ternoon, and 6,000 people cheered both | “Latur Dad, A Mn Yorkville. The League would like to DIA AND ibd riven by ito ewoce, The event ale |i famous horsemen as th speared | ane DAY, A. Me sy g EHR, (hear trom the Algonguins. Address It Wentidential Cal erie as Sens we srs large crowd, and proved of [represented acne Nee York was | nang ; } i CAL i = H} 1 tee a8 cpa rakes: After 35 years I have succeeded in XAtiOwAL Brawonp, AND, WATCH CO., | Telephone greater interest than any affatr of the | "As represented by Laulee Mack, owned | wane areas neoee! and Buckley; ABD-| 4 goog aitaround player would Uke perfecting a remedy for Rupture whose eae mci Cah service sKind since the days of the Grand Cir. | And driven by C. H. Warmer, while Mr. Eater Day~2, P. M: to finish the seagon with some team and small cost make all other trusses and Waltham & “Bigin Waten. Vain ‘eee Billings took the side of Cleveland with ys RHE, | averaging fifteen to sixteen years and 4 waste of time and mone; do eatt in this city. Some of the best | Prince of Orange, Sadie Mack trovied [Squat F.C. 000000000-0 3 3! would also. sign for next season. Ad: | f y. atines horses in the country were on |#il round Louise’ Mack and Prince ot | eneanupleaRue 4010.03.00 1-012 0] dress Joo Meauey, No, 2116 Madison a While other trusses merely sup-| 7 ‘the programme, and in addition to the | Ques: ond, were was great {app 1488 | Baumgarten. 1b ate ca gue eee ditisladsae © port mine HOLDS; when others slip mine stays, Wack record broken by Sadie Mac in| that Mr. Smathers had ated iene | Labor Day—4 P. 3¢.: LB. | nat. BO. on Bunda by the followin in place; where others irritate, my light and waterproot PPAYMENTS.. ¢ the free-for-all trot, making the mile in |p 2.06 1-2, breaking tae track record, | Raphael A. A....213120001-10 7 7|score at Astoria, ag f r appliance leaves you free; and while other trusses en- "EAsY Pa ie. ah orp aa ee tied | Syanet 28 B.C. ri pores eo tan large the rupture, the Cluthe Truss reduces and CURES' Tamerican Waich & Diamond Ce. { and Baumgarten, mt Sarees Arrow B. B. 63116 =v by keeping the parts properly held by my Automatic] 1 MAIDEN oem Lane cee AsO. League Park: am, lace Welter Oe and La: ‘ate HT gcine pe without the sto cutting leg-straps or hard steet springs. PATENTS. : Read, grooved ata pn 1 Call this week or write for my valuable FREE| sop sie ae ( a : (erlee—Hidoif brothers; Ohisen and | SUNDAY GAME IN BROOKLYN, | Devs, ha @ of convincing proof and descriptive of the guarant foe, egieess tri levees 4 Ke TL aameye Baseball Chas wit pla | (HOURS 9 TO $; SAT. TILL 1 P. M)}) === - — 0 The Winkle Meld Club deteated the | ihe! Devel A Flan ory | CHAS, CLUTHE, 20 East 14th St. iar ate age Ae HELP WANTBO—MALG. Lae # Brooklyn, eames = mach! out dh, capeain OF the 1aGele Sr nck been atrengthe for the game. wes eg inery moulders. On Sunday the Ridgefield A. ©. played | e-em SS ton A resumed polo practice soviet ton Gc Sept. W.—The second day a double . They defeated the r @t Van Cortlandt Park, and| of the Newport Dog Show attracted a| cant aad pity Aver DA PIANOS AND ORGANS, PIANOS 4 AND ORGANS, PIANOS AND ORGANS, PIANOS AND ORGANS, & lively match was played between two/ large attendance, including practically | they ested He Colenia! A, C, by a peda, tho Squadron and Preodosters, | all of the summer residents who still re- | Score Of Il to 2. Winners would ar Ghe former winning by § goals to &| math In Newport, The whippet racing, spite ames years aéites he Practice will be continued during the| introduced during the afternoon, was a| Akitkte, No» Broadway, ‘week by the troopers, as the players| novelty for Newport, and found much| At Rahway: RHE. ere. ater oe or ino sig iam | favor among the actor The ch | apart Ca $4UHL BOLT | 4 PROFITABLE PIANO INVESTMENT. the squadron open tournament, which | interest in judging yesterday was in the Nahway 00 tha Weiter Wott e will begin next week, immediately after | fox terrier, Scotch terrier, Pomeranian, | and Potter. Vi Hl the Gpen championship game on T and English toy spaniel classes, Among nit Hoboken: RHE. ou Sa ve 150 j you secure a day. The teams yesterday played even. | the (ox terriers Winthrop Rutherfurd | Hoboken ..... 00000 ® ; ’ att . Douglas and L. J. Hunt did fast work| won the majority of prises in the smooth Pata Giant} 31 8 Oray and ‘Lar e @ tor the winners, making two goals rorgrs bap iolgntes first, three second, | mar; Carter and Johnson. \ WEST SHORE I RR apiece, while for the Freebooters Law-| and three third prizes, Ortents defeated the Argyles by a Central & Judson Riv + Tengo and Tarot scored,, playing an| JM te Scotch, terrier classey the en: score ot8 1 3. “tcore by Pinning Pasties See Gcourate hitting game, The field ¥9/ Greenlawn, L. 1, swept everything, tak: om F H 0 H 3 H H o -6 fn excellent condition, and @ number of pe oy except one second prize, and in- The winners claim the champlonship teprovementy wit be made to the big| cluding & peal prise ofkered by Mrs. of Yorkville for teams averaging fit | Meld before the champlonship match the novice class, teen yo sateen, | Seey wranid Wika Se) | net week. meranian class Miss Annu | te" 'sigteen vyears. Address. Willlana| Commissioner Bohmitt, ot the Depart.| Sands won s Brat and & second with her Quinn ito Second avenue, city. | . « ment of the Parks for the Boroys | York, took one first, and Mrs. Reginald |, The Berkeley A. C., of Harlem, would | the Bronx, notified the Squadron A Polo ayhew, of Staten Island, three | !ike a“ boned jaght 4 [i al Committee yesterday that he. would English to; els Thi Lynet, No. 1598 Lexis nue, elt fave the grand stand erected for the uve, of Boston, made practicality wi ht ‘canter A a p alllpsee does | eecent exercises in Pelham Bay Park| the Wing ty Moy gl firsts. three! games with uniformed teama Averaging | Drought over to Yan Cortlandt for the ere pony faset Inthe wate aie” sixteen to eighteen years for Sept. = ; Championship and the Squadron A tour- uniitiinlionns croc mee te mF layed on Rane pament games ext week. It is the h er, Pleasant avenue, WilHamabridge, +, Camiatoners tention a erst per-| IN THE FIGHTING GAME. 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