The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1904, Page 1

Bs Athena Prayers Meet RESULTS OF Soowe Under TON . th Ante ith THE FOOTBALL |"*" Tit by 42} BOSTON aennnn eon F880 08g Go ft) Mlmers and Hold Ther Lead Se cael Gao eancty| GAMES.TODAY.|”O homer tg tomer ST. ROU eect | Oa! in the Race by Defeating Scat seb dagger ng ban or George-) AT CLEVELAND. (A. L.)SECOND GAME—CALLED, | Comisky's Aggregation. Asygaryeall— Macy header, ti “| WASHINGTON ..:-.. s+ 0-7000001—2 att vit "Philadsiphia~Pennayivania, ¥:|YALE BEATS TRINITY CLEVELAND ....-- ------» 0. 0'1 1.0.0 0 7— 9 |CHESBRO, AGAIN IN BOX, Prtasston—-PV ineeton, 10; George- 42 TO NOTHING. ma mia Y PITCHES IN BEST FORM, +g ee aio "| AT DETROIT (A. L)~-SECOND GAME—CALLED,. bres me PHILADELPHIA ..... :-».. 0 0.0 0.0.0 1 OQ 1 |The New Yorkers Took an Early vin @ECOND wae DETROIT ....---- ------,- 1010 0000-2 | Lead, and They Never Were ‘ Tenity Tig nt ba AT PHILADELPHIA (N.°L.)—SECOND GAME—CALLED. ri yee Any Stage of Yale 42, PHILADELPHIA... .. .2 ce eee ve. 03°10 6—10 . ream S PITTSBURG... 2. 00 «0 eoee npieeee 0102 O— 3 Sar aaa eS LAND (Bpectai to The Evening World.) Une UP. LATE ST. LOUIS RESULTS. 9)! . , ° | |Dousherty, 1 vices CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. —Harvard "1 4) Keeler, 1’ 10000 | linea 7 seatwt Williams this re (eee it } a) noon In tl irst regular game of the e 160 poisnogpentnyn aggro Bh aple dicn Fifth Race—Athena 1, Dawson 2, Huocena:3, V1" N | anderson, of, Paioe Whoain, Wes uatenidian Whe eee Sixth Race—Footlights’ Favorite 1, Mafelda 2, Sam Cralge | Conroy, a0... beth te Crintn thal have fo onion be Seventh Rape owrng Dare Mildred L. 2, Mint Bed | Sissw. o Roloriee inntes, eating Wiliams by a big score, howe Parl. he Aba i ional o tre meane'wens)” | Weert POINT MAK NEWHAVEN, Coon oce'tvaio| Fifth Race—Malakoft 1, Sarilla:2, Lou-Woods 3. © ™" """Giticxg,' °° \ AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK, Oct, MAKES tackled the Trinity texm at Yale Fiekl! — Siyth Race—St. Paula 1, King of the Valley 2, Marco 3, R, HLPO.A. Soe ited Wakes eee ir a] on CUETO NOTHING, es teen nae: one AT KANSAS CITY, "| fone, et tate woore of 16 fe A zs Lag salt we FIRST HALF. | vosterday’s Pcvrsse head) cone Rat- Third Race—Azelina 1, Lady Ellison 2, Fay Templeton 3. oo 10 bat In the sroond bait after a penaiey | Weet Point 6 (Sica ‘the two Yale teams together te] Fourth Race—Elliott 1, Claude 2, Judge Himes 3. ea te Ra sak Weare ue ar el eenone MAbs ited ‘them ther "sera aise atten | ~ Fifth Race—Judge 1, Sweet Tone 2, The Bugaboo 3. Isbell, toed downs, and using delayed passes, with| Weet Point 6 drill, Yale had her Hayden, 0, oon @ y Byster and Goodman carrying the ball| Tufts 0, lip oer promehed: Grent. Giay’ te pears +0008 Gated wits. Grek tert Doe LINE-UP, * aoa ik . TWELFTH DAY AT GRA' 0 oF Fisher, O'Loughlin, Thorpe, Stranglond | west Point, Pos! CORNELL MAKES SIX VESEND. ts Nees) ‘PRICE ONE CENT. “HBG COLLEGE ELEVENS WN STIRRING «= LATEST News -_GONTESTS ON THE FOOTBALL FIELDS; OF ALL: SPORTS od NEW YORK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, ‘1904. HLM, 1 CHAS, Griffith’s Men Play Like Pennant IN THE FIRST HALF, | Te Svening World's charts are indexed from ss ere Pry sanedeet ft and Brown made up the features of Haiminondeskowell Li Know! Columbias victory. 7 4 3 First Halt, ar EAIRG gis Base on % "askin FIRST HALF. 874 TIYST,RACE—H ; fling: for thre-repolte and wpwant: about six Ca hes bia, the t and made ‘ . } . . ni H terson, 6; wtb ro, the ee, and ede | Grate tte Cornell & 874 cre boge Bat Rt rede ota! re Phas: | bro, 6; b witernn gver the oat line aid ‘the ‘ball was Rochester 6. Hoeees, 3 finen wits ugnt back again. land caught | Pith, Devi Pipe . gas down, O'Lougilig plunged. five | Samy, Fr fos SiO LINE-UP. bY 7 yarde through, ‘Woodhead. ” Woodhead | ria’ uaticeFecsty eaitten Me™ INE-UP, Sane Cousterseiea ok hic: place’ Fisher, punted. poorly eg om Aonrelich CAO, try wth } fo’ Woltt at Westeyan's @yard like. A (Boscia! to The Bening World.) va “Fe. Reticent, CHI Oct, 1. strenu- trick ped LY yards 4 Centre| WEST POINT, N. ¥., Oct. 1—In the to-day the r ; n (TTD) Memphis Nips 104 { } ¥ ings, who are seriously threatening the Postion now occupied by the New Yorkers in the race for the pennant. all. and Cole punted t0 | wret game of the season West Point Fee a win nent’ gaine |face Tufts herd to-day, A strong put the ball on bis own ¢-| wind biew from the north and defend- loo FO { “ Circuiation Books Open to All.”’ Ted ss 2 VECO £200KD C All,” BEATS GOOD FIELE IN THE ORIEN Coupled With Proper in the Battin Jennings Mare Runs a Great RB and Richly Rewards Those Who Fa Oiseau Proves His Quality by Pick Up 132 Pounds in the P Handicap and Beating a Good of enemies rine leaner ith in Her. Fast Two-Year-Olds, (Special to The Evening it a § & Fete & i ‘purse. iE World) RACE TRACK, Oct, : pbstay feat ins eels gained five Colum.|¢# of the south goal were unable to si for een Tarde Tor oul make any distance on punts. The sol- anita i. baie ee ont oi diers were confident of victory t r 4 yan's S-yard ive. Duell Got |in an entire psi lly rig Sle: ea (Spectal to The Brening World.) some lob erive._ 2 out, to ue by, Fence Beetet was ie Metaenthin ran twenty Yards half, Tufts made but few changes. ny winter be ¥.. Oot. 1-=Cornell played 875 aabett 8 ots. where bad, ’ Won felts woos thet it . LUMBIA ‘eal ced 4 aruiien vin ine Staeny a7) ee ae are i, .anias, Nome Witham ‘s 4 ell ran Me wick ot ack Syyce wo QUAKER S80Y8 LEAD Rochester eleven. The visitors brought fo geatze scored Witians batter ut the ‘ball on” the, centre’ line VIRGINIA PLAYERS | ith them a train load of moters who alate, "Ganael Zanned. TWO RUN, ost got 2 yards, but the ball was }eved ‘team would take the og Ae over to 5 enters Sook, She piece of ————- Ithacans Into camp, since they had a ‘eae fai bun it sail DP buns. n i a y ‘or Colum! much stronger eleven this year than ti "made another ®-yard quarter- FIRST HALF, 5 remounted and finished, chad Headmaster Overweight —Cand- forced Green iN bak rok Buangiand gale’ ebough to| U. of Pennsylvania ¢ they did last when Cornel! had hard) ting Ragged Cavalier ved oud Al the way. Was being cased up all through |to Conroy. G) = 4 make it first down on the 16-yard line, y’ work defeating them by 11-0, all of the | homestretch. Gascar waa going well to the last jump, where be out after getting feéend Inning, O'Loughlin got #0 yards at Onthrup.| > of Virginia 0. \, | #eoring being done in ehe second halt, | os "“Sanas-nacR ane Fro Te A “eats - " ¢ mnade the Fisher got three. “Thorp put the ball on SECOND HALF. ———_ | 876 THinsage’ arg gent "Won Unving Hime ni (A riten aoe: by Grn | pCROrEY, Med, to donee Kieinow ;| SR be 8 noe Dien Qe at goa Scohe-cOLUM: | University of Pennsylvania 18, |INDIANS SCORE 12 Tater Worse Tickers We 6K 9B APO a Pw | UN ue « bad poundar Cole » Ui; 3 ie iniversit; a " 7 - wh - a Biter ‘three, fumbles Wesleyan had vibe Vingiene Ci ON GETTYSBURG BOYS, | (0 Cau dom { 42] short, but was treed by Isbell, ware and is an Tha lote ade: Weasras hidengr a ibn ear Hei eae 1B 1g vin] fa? oo Gaver chard br a none f ten-y: ee le, Wesleyans | University of Pennsylvania 24, FIRST HAL! 858 Pasadena 3 gain but was forced to punt F. * Bank uncovered and Isbell took advan Ee, Columbia: rushed from the yar line University of Virginia 0. Carlisie 12. a9 aati” Ae 9 Hig i, reach that corner in oii te Mots" yards to Wealeyan's semanas, Gettysburg 0. 88 Jim ttle. 'G| terson or es kick = was) 5 Voinda; re siete Wesleyan, ie bal at LINE UP, ) Tt, Wooteaw " “4 | Phird Inning, - mbla’s 41- ine, lumbia re- . Wilt Bt i —— Seined the ballon a fumble and Duell | _ Pennsyivania Post tions Virginia, LINE-UP. | ‘Reratched— ‘Overweights—Voladay, 1; Was erty, fanned: Keeler placed a and O'Loughlin put the ball just in- | Sinkler ‘ * Springer easily: he was te Fo} ail thi rough the fire fie te in an “ng ee Elber-| phe peop! te senire. - Rianeren’ Gund 5 zerds, | Plekarsi® Jongene | CARLISLE. Position. GETTYRBURG, | Pn fy'hef best form, nn wee to Don! atiegia as added for off-sice. sia Blte | a “Btown pee the ball on the S-yard | TAYE" 877 FOURTH RACE —The Onfental Hi raenreatianee, core enter | Dore {$0 assed Settee Wp Tela Divot =f spaee tee blue and ae Index. Horses, Tockeya Wi. Sion. PA. ite onl ‘ards ‘om t h- --. be it 4 ° Eep-covwwm, wan. | : seid bat RESULTS OF TO-D Score—COLUMBIA, 11; WESLEY- | “Ww re Patiiipe 100 P tia | 14 AN, 0 uinplre, | $83? Carbuncle » Redfern 106 » SECOND HALF. ; $20 Africander « onan ihe 44 N LEAGUE. Neither team made any changes. (Bpectal to The Evening World.) « juntire «. 1 ‘Wesleyan formed to kick after two tries! pRANKLIN FIELD, Date Live (Special to The Evening World.) ie tecemneean os ; fay AMERICA\ at the line, bit got five yards for off pte ? “| CARLISLE, Pa,, Oct. 1—The Carliste | ———sasnjed, Reratched Prope beams were. fide, ister was downed for a loss.| PHIA, Oct. 1—Pennsyivania used prac-| tnainns in thelr football game here t>- | ’ fh froin ground het Fourth Inning. NEW YORK AT CHICAGO. Duel, Atangiand, O'Loughlin, ‘Brows | Lara ty new team In today's game) day against Gettysburg lack but four had to Fun ell szowne Se ae eres rong. Propir ran bar fae. Anderson struck out, Gansel . out, 20000320 and Duell all yained easily to the twelve] with Virginia, Capt. Torrey played !:ft] men of the team which defeated the oe eS frionga. ig Tannehill to Donohue. ‘Conroy walked yard line, Fisher and Duell put the ball tackle in place of Lamson and Taylor | eame team by a acore of 4 to 0 last enue. 3 = & ire Sepens. yo azo Tanne- & yard from tho line. Duell scored but | went to centre, A large-sized crowd Schouchuck, Bxedine Joh i _%_ Fie. Open. Cios Pi we | ‘Tannehill out, Kleinow to @ falled at goal. Beore: Columbia, 18; | witnessed th year, chuck, Exedine Johnson | Inde a f Cie . now to Gansel. Wealevan, | Wetnenbed, the contest, and Williams are supplanted by Jack-| $19 King eth hs t 10 12 3| Conroy threw Isbell out at first. Hay: "| Aigeltinger’ retiaved, Phere and Buel ee or son, White, Baker and Larogue. The| #9) fella ‘Signord. Bee et te Be PSE thie Oem Canned, NO ROMs, c 0 r Columbia, Cole 4 3 rere if . Kicked over the’ goat ine. Fisher punted | GEORGETOWN HOLDS visitors are heavier than last year and | #3! Ralment <-:-..--.5/ Bure 107 8 SMG te $ $3 46! Fifth Innti PHILADELPHIA AT DETROIT. out 16 Be ok Rr BL THE PRINCETON BOYS. the redskins have had Nght training | 994 Cedarstrome ‘4 Shaw 4 , by + Hal 4% 5% ww 10 9 ia pen em 04 Pa Divs: be ere FIRST GAME. ut OF a r 8 40- 5 1 ’ fo | Vand line After. three bie ening. by fact OBR lately for thts time of the season. $8 Bel Beller Ui. i hee eet Be $| Davin. No RUNS, | philadelphia. 00000100 I~ 2 Buell and Duell, Columbia lost 15 yards stpsnneheaimomainens M42 Grand W. Deviello MoM on Won 10 6 gg] Patterson miruck out. Groon did the| 600038—3 for fonl, Duell got three yards and tt FIRST HALF. ERVICES FOR DR, NAVAR 20 Kaanil O'Connor 1oT 9 1 10 10 10 10 100 900 109 go|same. Jones died, Willams to Ganaet. | Detrolt...... 0000 Wesleyan's ball on downs. $ * RO, 2 Limerie! J Marino 6T O# | iy, Eat | | 8 © 8 &S|)NO RUNS. Waddell and Schreck; Bto- "Whiner ran 18 yards on a delayed pass, Princeton 0, SST Small Lady “Creamer ot 12 7! 6% 9 8 12 © 100 © Bo Batteries ¥ axl Thrup got enough to put the ball| Georgetown 0. ay Will be Taken to Mexico city |_2% Pentecost ea Sixth Inning, val and : at Columbia's 10-yard line. Duell was nody je Taken to Mextoo City |—— Perry Wickes... MeCatferty 11 Sif Eg Af H88 BO 10) 0) Bierteld singled to right and will ' hurt, Wolff gained 3 yards, Eyster| SECOND HALF fo riment, (eee ae Henne TIGRE Coe Re na ea | mms mot In a ncratch hit over wocond | wagHINGTON AT CLEVELAND. mourners, which included many of the | very fast _ Elberfehl was thrown out at the plate, on downs,” Columbia ripped the pall S@orgetown 0. Ser natee consular corps in New York, as well SIXTH ied; selling: for three-year-olds and upward; mil | Davia fumbled Ganael's ground Washington. ren Lae tag ee ood hurt ane detuhun ase scone as many gromiaast Spanish-American 879 G ee Sime: Wisner, Bt, Olden Garter Pink ‘| the, Lis were ful * Miia a Cleveland. 20100010 —4 , t s r ree nm 10, . | tame me. EE | aa ite ed ar ange 0 “ark; * Lem Wee EY Te aad ae seuad| Geergetewn 6 dents, the funeral of Dr. Juan N.| Index eye. Wt. WR Pim Open Clee P| seen, iid pitch. Contos entude | Hatteriee—Hughes and Clark; Dono enough to put the ball on Wesleyan's varro, Mexican Consul-Gen H. Phillips 03 9 BM Bt Ble BE 4 6 _26.8| out. Klelnow's single to right brought | hue and Buelow, #-yard line as the game ended. | dean of the consular eervice here, was eters Wet Gt RAMA sak f OP OIG] Gauael home, Cheshire hit So left for Score~Columbia, 16; Wesleyan, 0, LINE-UP. held to-day In the Sw La eB 18 4 Dougherty filed to Davis. THREE | AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING palpate na Princeton Ponition, | Cross, No. 885 West F 3 > 45 0 &h ow 1% 7 5.4) RUNS. Cabsdvasie hha Aide wb. he PR } : 4 t aut tas art a ; Mt eine © Boston....88 87 afi St. as WILLIAMS, 24 TO 0. | Dutoner ‘ Roe EF Feel St Boochue co vhicago,, 8) 0 s66/Dvtrott... W'S AIO \ienacomiaene Beanard relatives present. Were the|- hndehed Pos weome y a hat cot $9 20 |ond. Isbell toreed hill, Williams Cieveland.18 @ 507 Washing’ alot 242 Stanat ex present were | th irasina finiwhed Very strona and just got up. Stolen Mo. |fo ilberteld, Isbell stole a, Hay i MOA... sie ss. Right end Dr, Navarro’s onty son, Juan | ments gavect MA . Ais Mo | to EI 3 laelana Fine. : I Me hait-ba a avurro. Others were the Mexican tore | in a few more strides. ” Reyene mat up 6 let of ground. Wonks jden struck out ON _ _ ‘ Harvard 12. nn SERRE a 2) Charged Aftaltes at W } Seventh Inn also fanned. Dougherty beat out qn in- Williams 0, MeCormick.. Pull-back tetives of the Vor Morris Park entries see page 7, | Keeler drew a pass and Bilberfeld feld and Went (0 second @a 8 9 J SECOND HALF. —— ne body was taken to a recel . a irs ieee eeee sacrificed. Williams out, Davis to Dag. | oltch. | Keeler fanned ikl oe , Harvard 12. | (Special to The Ryenine World.) It at Calvary Cemetery until nex <e mane nue, Keeler got , third Ande Donohue out, Danae te deed wu] CHICAGO AT 80 “ tay Prince: | Thureday, when it will be take Palace.” No. @ <1 O, lecs anc oe . ow Isbell o Williame 0. | PRINCETON, N. J."Oet. 1—Prinos:| Gharndar,, wien {wall be kent PREFER NEW TO OLD SCHOOL) Rises.” Xo, ©, 1« an, anctene aaiter ditt glnied to Tight an inne drow ‘abet out at Mew, NO |EMeages o0,.0 0.0 1 0 IMAL etbne. on played bh scheduled game repeyac, near Mexicn <esoemanes Rin,” Naturally when they were sum- |° fworuxne ere Ninth Tuning, Boston, ....443 H. 24 this afternoon with Georgetown on Uni- varros first wife A , 18 of Publi arity transferr from the palatial Do: tte bat ‘and KI arvard 24. vorsity Field, There has been a marked | & 4 axes of boy pupils udlie | school-house to the “Coal Bin” they re- | , Holmes went to bas for Elberfeld out, Isbell to, Donohue. | Bs 1 Williams 0. oa ee Eee ‘ Fourth avenue and ed they would take t out A bad gr 'v witama struck OUN, Anderson out. seal pss ani improvement In the work of the Tigera Brdokiyn, aro make lolmes. Williams to El-| walsh to Donohue. NO RUNS. NATIONAL LBAGUI lsince Wednestay. No large score was nt happened to hey in hs everal indignation | ber culed to Ganzel. Calla-| “Hayden walked. ‘alsh struck out. e. LINE-UP. | petdelbda > hesien’ wine Sx" Raeni iT as: ober protest against thelr | moctings Green fouled to Conroy, Jones out to hh Ps . pated, ath | 6, transfer to School No. §&@ at'Fourth ave- | ments to m mmissioner Wiil- | ond. Ganzel umiesisted, NO RUNB, New York. 104 Wiliams, |erners arrived in town this morning It | and Thirty-sixth stre jam A. Doyle, the Democratic leader, | ‘ eon det | was evident that they. h *and Thomas I, Hamburg. who | No, 1% is a fine new Suliding that is | knows in Grooklyn schoo! m as “The oul they | will see them out of "wir dim@-| Walsh reolaced Patterson in the box ie Other Basehall and land he struck Kielnaw out, Chesbro Pall Games on Page 000000000-0 Nate Ahold * 7 Al ei, 5 oy eh; 3