The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1904, Page 12

i SR a _ THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 90, 1904. ee THREE MEN WHO HAVE AIDED GIANTS TO WIN PENNANT ITO ROAD AACE WILL RELP NASSAU Supervisors of the County De- fending TheirAction for Grant- ° » ing Permit for Big Meet Tel of Benefits to Be Derived, ANSWER TO PROTEST OF LONG ISLAND RESIDENTS, Of the odd things noticed in the fighting game ts that Tose their “knockout punch’ & few years of work in the Dash for the Vanderbilt Cup Wil Draw Crowds and Oiling of Roads Worth a Lot—Consid- ered a Tribute, : McCoy, in his battle with " Sullivan in Los Angeles Bight, won the decision in founds. Without much doubt @g0 would have scored be- the expiration of the time MINEOLA, L, 1, Sept, ~The Board of Supervisors of Nassau County ! has issued a statement In defense of ite ‘3 : |action in granting permission for the ee "in his best days McCoy won more holding of an automobile race on the wy half of his fights with quick public roads of the county on Oct. & ‘Reockouts, many of them in one or Wo rounds, In '98 his record com- six knockouts and two win- ing decisions, one over Gus Ruhlin, Bis last seven encounters the " in spite of his noted hard has only scored once, and against the “Man Mountain,” for a cup presented by William K. Vame derbilt, Jr, The People's Protective Association recently sent a letter to the Board pro- testing against the use of the roads for racing purposes and threatening to take the matter into the courte unless the Board rescinded its action, This letter was signed by 188 residents of Westbury, Queens, Hempstead and Hickaville, all of which Places are on the route to be travelled by the com testants in the proposed race, | The Board in its statement declares thet in granting the privilege of the use of the roads for an automobile con- | | teat, It acted under the provisions of * Chapter 53, Laws of 1904 and that the Contestants in the race on Oct, § are privileged to disregard the stetutery | Speed limit while the race le in progress, ce but that all other persons must obey the Jaw on the subject, The Board says that the Automobile Club of America in preparing for the race has contracted an expense of more PITCHER MATHEWSON. than $5,000 In arranging to have the ‘ Sporting man in town has - aa of : Attell was a wonderful finisher. 4 ry Ye Enea einhon roads saturated with raw petroleum, fiat cintoon battles were all won —————————nneeemeeees | dent Harry Pulliam will make the pre- ranged to be present, Ball players of the — ' | 4 —=— use of which, the Board declares, will f Knockouts, and not one of them satcaeriti« keane Remilogrey as past and present greatncss will be lengthen the life of the road from three ‘Went over four rounds. In all of At- ‘ew York for the first time in fit.| *@OMS the audience, ‘The night, It to five years, fee Rants of "2 and “8 he did not taba genie |aafo to say, will be the greatest sport The proposed race, the board further slumber-producing punch. ‘tng event In the matter of teaiimontals ‘Mind yi saya, is the fret of the kind to be held H B mong the prominent performers who ¥ “4 ey naliaadod 5 Mega ofbed Lad posalbly be done to make the benefit a| will surely appear. are the follow g: . Tee nase Ce Senet 8: per i MANAGER M’'GRAW, GIANTS TO GET FLAG AT THEIR BENEFIT | The formal presentation of the pen-| “raw. will in turn appear on the stage | nant flag, emblematic of the National “#4 bo introduced and be cheered by the past threo years m ma- | League's baseball championship of 1901, °@ admiring fans, President Pulliam of Terry's victories have been will be one of the features of the big Will launch the big show and the Glants on Gecisions. benefit to be given the Giants at the will feel the sensation of being cham- far te PITCHER M’GINNITY, New York Theatre Sunday night. Presl- ttle fellows the Acprecia- “tien of punching vowors is even more Take Terry McGovern, In ‘#—the fm which he became famous knocking out Pedlar Palmer, * knocked out twelve op- ‘ the pick of the little fight- Gnd took decisions over three, of the finishing blows were lands tm the first or second round. * . Uon of ean, Attell wreat success has been attended to by | Alive Fiseher, Grace Cameron, Coriny solide it has been selected for the and in hg nda sibig tte managers of the show, Every promi. | PotereR. Dalley, Montgomery fos Bigve, 4 : — BAN FRANCISCO, Sept, The two, Coy and others of the first rank men, ent actor and actress have voluntecred | gon Ctarke, Dan McAvoy, Ierbert Caw. ntam ehampion, almost as clean a record “It will make Nessau County,” say Coach Morley had a rocky path while | was a substitute centre last year, with |*h® Supervisors, “one of the most talked 4 greatest black fighters in the world will) who would not meet him, Joe Choyns his or her s ‘vices and the greatest col. | thorne, Gilbert Gregory, Edwin Stevens, undertook to whip the WtW@, lection of stare that haa ever appeared | William Pruette, 3 elia Bergen, Lexlié trying to develop good football teams|a good chance as a regular until Ned |°% localities in the country, of strangers will see whe aeet in this city to-night to battle for! ski Leigh, Mattie Marty, Adolph Zink and''at Columbia. Several of the men|Bruce appeared, came out under great vantages tire! men fights; . , " . sikod ck On & stage in one night will face the) \¢ ” be J . ' oumbia, tad r . ar have to offer—perfect roads, beautit ag aad ten sthera | @ Welterweight champion yw of the Biante DUE Oe SSRIS OT Ie Ne ak aosients Mark Sullivan. st as maater of cere: |Wh08® phiying up to date showed | pressure only: this year, Since then he reenery. | nure alr and’ water . & round or two, re i sth, present holder of the) Walcott is fast and clever, He fa a| ‘The Giants, headed by Manager Me-| monies. promise of thelr becoming gridiron|has been shirking hls work in every important, ah orderly, law-abiding community, opens fought three figh A | 4 ‘ me | te 5 t ol stars in a minor way have been forced | Way, inded and liberal enough to ohare ow each in Sedaaas conte Cue, Agtts Joo Gane, light-weight terrific walloper. In two or three of }to drop out of the game because thetr| Morley, speaking of him this morning, | Diessings with othe champion, Gans has been fighting at hls fights he has broken ribs and dis- th d decided objections to thelp [eald: “To you nee that man? Well, boxers than he mot earlier * sie . T “Blac! | amilies had decided objec y . , and failed to finish one| Velter-wetght ever since he took the) abled his opponent oe Suey = | playing. Among these men are playera|he's doing his best to quit. He doesn't Penrsalls Ve, Cedars, ‘ light-weight honors trom Frank Erne,|Demon" prefers to do fils Aghting at mich: a5 Freddie Doden, & erackse-dhek | think, he bas's chance to.get hls “O" , The Pearsalls, the semi-professionalg In the matter of weight there will be Grae te ct rusian, cattnal” weaver |centre man in 1, whose aggressive-|4nd came out only because college | of New Jersey, will face the Cedars at career, Hart little to choose between the lixot-welght | punishment he has to with a grin. ’ ness and giant strength easily won for | opinion forced him to, ‘Why, after the | Westchester Oval, One Hundred and big fellows, Marvin Hart was| and the welter-weight champions, wpe Gans, the new aspiran. to the him a ‘varsity position, This season, erearl ang pee oe te tee Sat Py Mtg es ne Boule. the most consistent puncver, He put) Both men weighed in this morning, aga yl » Lida ya Pay ert @ Duden, who was conditioned all last !and “he didn't come out for ‘practice | name will Se proved atl P. jeanary Sway sixteen out of the first eighteen | and found themselves to be below the | jughr He |s coul and deb fall, was eligible to play, and he did| yesterday at all, 1 believe that he'll Then he suddenly slumped weight limit of 142 pounds, The figures throughout hiv ft make his appearance on the field in- | “eliberately break training ao as I'll naneneaie Sad Fst, wal & score of indecisive | given out at the two campa are: Wal- ere While he laa : borer he fala oa knockout pumich IN The Brooklyn National League team | layed the St, Louls Cardinals | tending to play, His father, hearing be dy NS pee Dave We ore Sis SPORTING. 4 | eott, 140 pounds; Gans, 137 pounds - bean knockin out by bln ih @ found must evidently mean to get @ cham-|¢atly this season. The list follows: lof his integtion, ordered him not to that, apirit How can Tor any other Py 3 <The lei migh tended to cover| Both of the fighters have trained or two. His vi ver Frank Erne, | yi, wn foe PITCHERS play under ‘penalty of leaving college |cvich develop a team without a red M Pa k ces i entire cataboges ‘of popular herces| hard and long for this contest. Joe by whlch he w |Dlonship team together next we a U: Bathing Bet Hi Mitchell. Belen: | at once, As Duden is taking bis final | Scrub; These selfish fellows queer. the orris r @ the ring. and the same thing would| Walcott, variously known as the he fnished roe ed bine wane te Beaton Chase tT jurchall Ba ee Albany. | year in the School of Mines he |# un-| ‘There will be strenuous practice this WESTCHESTER, WN, Y. | Jus y B Ba “Giant Killer,” the “Barbadoes Won- |. | Fran. Brooklyn. afternoon, which is the last before the Although the fighters t Killer,” ¢ on- with the first blow struck. 4. Cronin, Brooklyn.” $C. Reisling, Hkiyn, | Willing to sacrifice his chances of a W 1 T as over, an at) der” and the “Biack Demon," deserves Hoth of these ra have been | epbets, y= i . Of | J. H. Doescher, Bilyn. Wi jon,” ‘ \ uch | Wesleyan game on Saturday, The play U just | : Pion ign i ee Saath tus Ebbets, contains fifty-four players, 1% veseher, BUlyn. Eira ie yn. ‘degree for the game, Another s yesterd ned Kling A MN | ble Daves and ; | vieth of “parental objection” {8} jock! actice, kept "p for nearly Zones. Hrooklyn, J. Wis Ni Gtieanae orem, the former star end at Brown. two re 1d houre Hert Wilzon, »- | BEGINNING MONDAY, OCT. 3, castons, but every | this large number there are twenty~ targets, the nerve-| to “quit’ on rare ¢ tate aE, sctms says: | marvel, and although he stands only 6 {,"auit” on rare occasions, but, every *\8 ; ve disappeared, wr leet 1 inch he has whipped many of Toes betting points to a squite ane |PIChers, twenty Infleldera, nine outneld |B Masee Felivwere, LoD. Wilton Balt” | re ie second-year man ia the medi. | (aia and guarteebapk tthe, 19 cloven | snd on every Week Dep ast Tommy Ryan, middie-weight cham- the best heavy-weights in the business. teat o-nigs Cg | Binal bee ee ers and four catchers. Most of these CATCHERS. la school, and hie femlly ¢ ded Coe rae arate! ty, cotball “Main or Shine, pyri gts is furnishes the one exception. Ryan|, 7 several occasions he has chal- saaete date been resorbed in this o-y, (PIAYers are reerutts from tho Baltla fC) L. Ritter, Biklyn. Wm. Bergen, B'kiyn. | that he give up the athletic side of|the two sets of half-backs In hurdie RACES ON THE FLAT AND ‘ Gone as much hard fighting ee any longed Jeffries, and although there may | phere in Vy heavy betting baa) oe land Jersey City teams of the Eaatern ¥. Jacklitsch, Bir. 3 BW Byers, Balt. college life in order to do good work | Plays, Duell showed up best at thie considered io be too even NFIBL % It ot play. Later in the afternoon fn hls studies. Gerald O'Loughlin | fh2"scruh and "varsity lined up and STEEPLECHASES, Columbia's crew captain, has been put| Duell punted while the scrub was ine MUSIC BY LANDER. tye: | Nl to break through and block If under the ban as far as football ts | structe j yinsr RACH 2 P.M. DAILY, a Tub backs caught all 4 Hany: {concerned by his grandfather. “Tiny"| PONG, Th fried tg run them back.| _ HOW TO REACH MORRIS PARK. tm the ring, and ne never has heal. | DAV¢ been more or less “press Wor Seiiher 2 val | League, while others hail from the|c Wkiyn, Phil tte to este toughest rivals, about these challenges, there ls no ans weiner By Foe Ue i pais 18 Mtatehebroties, ELbud mi AA. cott's manager, nor Al Hertford, who ‘ * on oly reversed the usual | doubt that he sincerely desired to fight Sificiates fordans, has put up any sum | Southern and New York State Leagues. | £4. Heecher, mone haa a ae en | Tom Sharkey, Jim Corbett, Kid’! Me. of real coin worth mentioning, The list also includes the names of | ( Aiba Ei scared a knocko ow. - ‘ Buffalo. G I A Pager every player that ts at present playing | & Dillon, lirokiyn. T. Ferris, who is 6 feet 4 Inches tall and| Muir and Griswold, the ‘varsity ends, psa 2 AN, U to WILLA AY, tienes he increased his hitting pow- “| a - - 12 at SO 1 i Ne baie ed ae pillage tre Hugh Jenminea, bait c . | weighs about 2918 another man whose | did their best work thus, tor dye nile | 140, 200 and ait v Poms on \ > : y-one pitchers have b Or be dordan, § : {iling to let him row, but i Or $4 Av. "L' direct to , ring anal alan EUGENIA BURCH GOES FAST WORKOUTS wom , arshigaediochbielahn finished up the work. we Od Av. “Lit direct jo PORDHAM. with a anal “wallo shows that the club means to be par- OUTFIELDERS, }who won't permit him to play the| trains oo i four rounds of fighting. Uloularly strong In this department next | Jos. Sheckard, Bklyn, 0, Clymer, Bu Whe ORRs | Carter Lala Up. OF Bd AV, “'L" direct tg FORD! HAM, ing has become as great i Grand Cel 34 on | He Ges ey ro gridiron game. ; hae 4 ? by trains from season. Only one. new man has been Man’ watt “Whitey” Van Baltes, a big blond) Bis “Doug Carter, the full-back, FORDHAM, of, by trolley direct 10 Mi , — | L y Wkiyn JF. F "i | ind the bat. He is J Do ‘ook! ely, Baltimi ft fumed and fretted on the aide-lines be- fro : FAST MILE 10 AY AT THE BAY TRACK Sa eee eee diate Clk, whe | ewe Clahink dtiaas Ore | euant treshean, WhO See cause of a strained Knee te keeping MM | Adm'n, Gr nd, $2) Field, 600, - » Byers, a , " pI t Horace Mann me. ew ics a: | self by aggressive play a Of the game. Wood, end on the bs — | = | School for several seasons, wan told several diye pool eleven, made bis CHICAGO Hi. cia a8 ade y . : | ’ this fali that he en on betweon pearance yesterday, Wood is OS , une’ Wise ‘s a ? (Special to The Evening World.) (Special to The Evening World) | | football and leaving J oe rot g Bes cages lek f rH aa GRAVESEND, Sept. ®—The training! SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK, | List Kune On, | ay da 4 . Bilyn. Columbia. Kingsiand, from St. Paul's hours at Gravesend this morning were | Sept. 90.—Warm, sultry weather, with sheel, 4 formerly captain pele "Smears: | So the whole list runs, Added to School, and Dreanen, ee ee wires, Jui dull and listless for Friday. hardly @ breath of alr stirring, was this, several of the scrubs of several Ot te, URGE ot aaah aa tiie tie , 4 . Other workouts shown were as follows: | the weather condition at the course - seasons past are not showing the proper | "\ianager Prall is eager to have all . dailys, iy P| ©. B Henshall yestertay offered | WASWIFT—Six furlongs in 1.1%, hand-| this morning during tho exercise hours. Columbia graduates understand that| mont Hee: : _—. oun spirit, Several of them have never had b ". Bel | hance to apply at ily; BR, Campbell, trainer. The H. B. Duryea and L. V. Bell strings “@ after two sea- | they will be given the c a Apehie Zimmer 15,000 for the services of) oi sin e3s—Hive furlunas in 1.0% gal slipped to Morris Park during the a sane Oe if untied, | 2 seats Uptil two. weeks iefore tne BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB. CLUB, ‘ doukey Bohilling during the winter) bra Hil Ww ii wai teal Geli’ ta morning by way of Ulmer Park, . Three bowling teams took part In the! (Special to The Evening World) hey cannot see way they should sac- tee the tickets will be gasee w ae i onthe. The offer was declined. Hen | HOY): LON NOTHING | eqie Principal workouts noted Were (Me) say tourney on the Universal] PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept, —Jack | hace time and risk Injury by playing | public sale. Graduates an ood Lea 0.07, Dreeming; J. Mackey, trainer. graduates why do not send in. thel owt bas ; Meal), who will have a formidable string pin Att SitAD—Six furlongs in 1.20, | lowing preea- Alleys, in Brooklyn, Iasi night, the | O'Brien, Philadelphia's pride, scored the | on the acrub, while new men, probably | Frei intel wit ie. “until the tek WMP race at one of the California tracks) liwidily; B. Graves, (raiser, SYSONBY—Four furlongs (n_ 0.52 ve Bast Mth ot. N. ¥., 1210 1,20 (1.50 Sat. only), via iv pay SRA ad po s h first chances at ‘bilely for sale, must take thelr While winter, desires the services of SAUK—Une mile in 1.56,|,._'0#: James Howe, trainer. , Winonahs, @yivans and Bushwick Coun- | wiekest knockout of his career when | much better, get the 1m. Ceti are pabey, 1 Wits, recover money lost gh Wormpetent lightweight, but Zimmer «bd ateGuire, trainer. ISRAELITE—Four furlongs In 0.56) i he dispoded of Joe Butler, former col- | the ‘varsity. One o o a Ha bres ie ot sort ciitate. J J . BALL—One mile in 10. | breesing; James Rowe, truiner. ells, ored middie-welght champion of Pew 8. HA fod ‘ounsellor LA that Schilling would be worth) handily: H. Graham, trainer, REGAL—Four furlongs tn 0.56 9-4) In the first game the Winonsha de- ae than that amount to him, and) M'CH k Taree furlongs in 0.4, breesing; Jamea Rowe, trainer. | ’ viv " ' sylvania, In one minute and forty-five rin the offer ae ie oasily:. F, Taylor, Wainer len TROMP—Four furlongs in 0961+4,| cst Re B¥ivane by 8 ieare of Hl seconds. O'Brien did the trick with a Dr. Williams Cures Men aclée. FLAMMULA—Beven-eightha In 1.81, all! “going with Iaraclits and Regal, | t0 8% Then the Bylvane defeated the | erring right hook to the point of the ° TP are ut; H. AL. Mason, walner cig ell sey nande | Burwick Councils, 864 -o 14%, and in| say, ’ 4 MEMSIC WINNER, BELLATHIX—Five-elghths in 1.66, | BUUCHER Four furtongs in 0.00, hand-| 40 Co uging game the Bushwicki ne fy ot . 1 Nv He te Macee. trator lly; James Rowe. trainer | «6 hwiek |" Tt was apparent from the’ start that ’ KING B.—Six furlongs in 1.18, handily: | AUGUR—Four furionga in 0.0 1-4 go-| Councils won from the Wiavnahs by) Butler was in for a lacing, and it waa & i tteaee At ‘ (Boecial 10 The Evening World) @ ol er. trainer, ing with Bluch | 9 to fis, ouestion whether he would stay the six a yar (38 LOUIS, Mo., Sept. »—Atter ate | PRANT )PERA—One mile in 1.8.) FANCY DRESS—Four furlongs in 0.8%) In the Jewel League Bi nes, played on| prescribed rounds. The men had pot ; ’ ——— ——_ wonds of csan, hard fighting, | MAJ s DAINGERELEL ug | dreeaing: James Howe, trainer, | ¢n, Memalo was given the decision) in O53, enaiy: , Se eae rn gs lt ghlT ES | owa team defeated the A. U1, Siulin| pled Butler with « wicked right cross. BUGEN 7H 1 5 rat | legated bi Qus Gardner. Memaic qutpointed ; 1A wish ine in, AUDITOR—Four furtongs In 0.54 bres. | & CO. (four men), 676 to Sit, in the first! Joe took all that wag coming to him th LOWELL, Mass., Sept, %.—Congress-| Billy Roche has been delex y by ‘avior. trainer Ss | Un'versal Alleys, tho Avery id] been flehting a minute when Jack top- Owigamed his bulky opponent and Loe T—Seven furlongs In 1.9%, t . fame, and by 129 to 607, 'n che » 4, | the time limit and dered he tor en-|‘Yqung” Corbett to talk business with . ST urio 1%, gale ing, R. Tucker, trainer fame, y 7 f, in tho secon @ limit and was bewildered dphen mes is considering plans | samed Referee Sharpe's verdict. |“ lonine: 1). Carter, trainer. PALMBEARER Seven furlongs in 13 |1n the third. game the Avery and|he arose, He attempted to clinch, but | MAP agit famous old America in the| Jimmy Britt, ‘The ex-champion sant lp footwork was the feature, He) TOMCOD—geven furlongs in 1.8, gale” handily; J. H, McAvoy, tralner Browns were winners vy 712 to Smith|Jack shook him off like @ rat, and | ONC racep next year for the German | lim & businesslike measaxe recently, and out Of Gardner's pard | ay leXNpeR—Four furlongs in 05, OER 1UM--8x furlongs, In 116 34 | Co'e fve-men team, °04, felnted him out and then put over the tel ‘4 Cup, He will soon confer | when he resi ae *, Ganie ree me, Welr, trainer. . say Ge ines in Ob ———— blow sporific, wner with him of|I must have Br e swings to the body Sa as ‘ CANDIDA~—Pour furlongs in 0.54, brees- f with Paui Butler, owne | vould attend to the bust But his leads for the | 7 rlongs ‘a O54, early; seat Sig Hates frainers as CASSIDY TO START. Butler tried to rise-the «ameness of | 1), america, and complete arrange-| plied that he wou By Gardner, “189K | EPTUNCS-One mille in 1.6, han. MARTINMAS Gaede okt was there—but nature had to be! nents for overhauling and putting the | ness, and vut forth his best endeavor to wd |. dilly; J. Hynes. trainer, WALTER CLEARY—One mile in 154 NY LTER CLEAR J verved, and after forcing his body off yacht Into shape for racing. She in | bring it to a speedy consummatlo Re cond ewer” °| galloping: N. Ray, tratner Mr. Cassidy haa been selected to do ihe floor, he fell helpless on his fave. ition but needs coa-|am not going to make the mate | PLY ING BHIP-A via tter in ods, hand. | ASTARITA gs in 1c brees- | the starting at Morris Park. This ag-|O'Brion rushed to the ald of his stricken | ® feotemaoed hayes and new sails, | Roche, “not on your life. All that I | aii We Clay, trainer, ’ Ing: C. Davi . sigument make’ the alternation of Mr. | opponent and dragged hin to his chair, | *erable intend to do Is to met Britt's best terms ‘and send them on to Corbett. He can accept of reject chem, as he likes, If a poor match ts made It will be Corbett's z; CHAMPLAIN—A_ half mile in 0.56 Fitageraid and Mr. Cassidy at mee earl) ‘Weir, trainer. tings | It was fully five minutes before Butler ih handily; 1. Enton, trainer. complete, save in the case of 8) 1 t trotters | OUTCOMS—F: furlongs in 0.58, hand- “LT wr ie ra heepa-|came to himself, The preliminarice eaten for the | Ae We lage crarnene? "O88 NANG) en A FILLBO-Five-eighths tn 1.08 | head, when Mr. Cassidy was engaged ai were hot atift and three kndekoute vee had entered the race this year It would Clay, trainer ‘ Pro last matinee aun Hic ae in 48 1-8, hand. thy Ba (cH Piv “out in 1.08, | Kenilworth, carrot, ‘Tee rami-wind-ep wes valater- pelica amps. Toa not fot ool bat ie There te reaaan te neat Bat- | yit) P ; ibe Pre apenas ng. the time. Canes UNM, War, trainer) |” (DUKEDOM- 12 gallop: | New Haven ve, Squadron A, “RoiP we finally decide without muoh trouble, 1 look for Britt "| PALETTE One mile in 1.61, bevesing: | Lond ‘DAN jongs in 18, Owing to the absence of two of the PARTNERSHIP OFF, Bity years slnce ‘she won iN DORR aa i New Haven players, the polo mate> ternational yachting victory. ; C, Pate, trainer, furlongs preciotie Sie furlongs tn 12, gale a hardiv more than @ rear reening; W. Prveaiog, Wien wNongs in LAM,