The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1904, Page 12

THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17; WAGNER LEADS. BRITT STARTS TO LEAGUE BATSME TRAIN FOR GANS. wee i» THE MAN WHO NevER, BOWLED BEFORE - EVER MEET HIM? “TRE: MAN WHO mee THROWS THAT SwirT BALL = SUES EING Dip you EveR, NOTICE THAT THE BIGGEST MAN ON “THE ALLEY WHILE “THE “SHRIMP” PICKS OUT ALWAYS ROLLS THE SMALLEST BALLaest= = eran ONE LUKE THIS. E499 90-99-00-0600:0-006-0°099-4-99000-004 O44 ¢ + 000006000000000040 OF 004 SEPOSOOELOOS DESO OOOE 299004 ‘BOWLERS ARRANGE FOR SERIES) | TO DECIDE LOCAL CHAMPIONSHIP. | 3~2-0-9 902-083 z ? 4 « Four Clubs from Brooklyn and Six from Manhattan Will Compete in Series {TMNSnre tue IE ye at Various Alleys for Greater New York Title. . So00 BowuNGn” ONE oF THE OTHER KIND, 4a a O94 6-44.44 DOO08 PRADO D ‘ ‘The final arrangements for the Metro- Brockiyn +2 0 1000 92 403 Nov. 10-Seawanhaka, Ariel, Bergen Beach |were closely cont ———_$—$—$————s ted, although the Ys Dauntless 3 1 bast om BS] ¥. Cc politae Bowling Championship have | iwi 15—Brooklyn, Nautilus, Arte. scores as a rule were low. TY 2 |peae completed, ‘The Tournament COM*| req, ,cneiridual Averages, | See REO tS A nor , loo “POST SEASON BALL GOSSIP. so | G, DanC ms TP HS Av® | Arcanum Outing Cul First Game, ae Th mittee of the New York cave du aye g Mliantic 9 We BY By 22—Hrooklyn ya, Seawanhaka, + J. Dei 130) Laebendelier 133 : F ring the , tant Fy 3 er > ‘a> Gu ied [past week, with feeds er tone isan ; 3 Nov. 24-—Varuna, Nautilus, Canarsie, | Pryer . iigiBrown at Coftmann, $ who was champlon home-run hitter leurly start in the Metropc * te 2 Nov §0—Drooklyn, Williamsburg, Crum | Wittenberg 2...) 1i7iJungnickel ” * 901 | Flower, Pasiime 4 4 ? of the National League thie season, says & | plonship. 73 * Searanaka WH |e = ae wz | Laren, "New Jersey... 4 he will demand more money from Ned But for the withdrawal of avert R me lamaburg vs OW Sill, Oru ve Canis Me Sates srseees 508) Buck 3 Hanlon next season before he signs & | o ul wT alee ” me, ” i “ a °, pedi gaeag Bt Age a fa eae 56% [ie Font, Greene 8 | Varuna, . i See eee ee uP Deiseler «LSS! Liebenheller 145 High Tadividanl’ Seore, ae eer ene lac have been under way seve | UNIVERSAL NATIONAL. | Dee 13—Royal Arcanum Outing Club, Ca- | Gunther vee TSIEinenhut ne ay ae sas gueaarh: | ; wie ae ag OR | 10 Chadwick, Criterion 2a but « ganas sn Lele aoutiee _ Coune! W. Lo TB HS Aya bee 16-—Neutilus, Beawanhaka, Jamaica Pryer * alee 3 It Is learned from a reliable source Frankle Nell, champion bantam- hat rva inst season will be re: Fifth ave. Palace | ot Be Bic, 20-—Ry “at ane Outing Club, ve Wittenbere, ua, Statungaletel B) INGIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT: Mice tay tae a etd Almonguin OB ee tos v8. Ariel, Brooklyn + ~~ =| Goo progres# is being ma the eonings play firet base gal welght of the world and Jem Bowker, |\00'.)" leona } 8 a YANG | Tot eeesse cess, GMNTORM .essee issue OBL dlvidual “OUPHansEe on Young € for the Brooklyns and | holder of the bantam title of the Brian |" a1 ciyys will participate in this sea- | Winonan 4 § 0 Williamsburg, Royal Third Game, Ganamann’s Broctiys Lalen, Jwitl clasd to-night £ Britian |? n cl ny Sylvan 83 | Areanum Outing Club, J. Detssier ,. 07! Liebenhell 09 | W. Lichen ppoint him captain of the aten, be to-night for fifteen | og championship, four from Brooklyn (hiv sraai S| Dec. Ft—Old Mil, Nautitus, Bergen Beach | Gunther ..s..s.. 19) Bivennut = AS | ot tories tid team, Jennings played great ball for rounds for $1,000 & side and the cham-)| 4 six representing this borough. Bach in sl c, P. Detssier ’ matches H i the Baltimores this year and his hand- nonably of the world betore tne Na- A te orev tnree games on the alleys | Wiiaueiby + S| Dee 20—Nrooklyn, Royal Arcanum Outing Pryer SIN idl Brown tl with defeat Hie nate den Wan esspeuitbia, faa _ Not Londons ‘ ; : Wittenberg 2. : a eet anale co Me ese ele te bos ac 1s Siaada |e its opoonent, making a test that) Bushwick 8.408 ‘3 Williamebure, Seawanhakd ‘Ca- berg seco Va Jungnichel 8} STRIKES AND SPARE | ita landing in second place In the Baste weighing in at 3 P. M. de the sunremacy of Greater) Varuna ...... 4.063 Pats Total i, “Roitotal ..., oat =e tae Bowker rules favorite in the betting should decide ¢ . Individual Averages, Yon: lo—preseiyn Uacatne, Sia di | sited a Ca ee. over the American at odds of 6 to 4 |New York bevond doubt Namo and Council. G’m's. T.P. HLS. Ave. Jan, 12-014 Mitt ee Oe —_— meled & Sancenele wivs Bill Dahlen, who did not accompany gver the American At can very brisk | ‘The ten clubs which will compete are! pinsmore. Winonah., 8 1.363 2¢ 141-6] Willlamaburg, Varuna ve Old MUL, PAVONIA BOWLING CLUB, [ing the hues hi ¢ Giants this week owing to the Mlle iagig | Wpllamaburg, Varuna va. Ol¢ . fing the highest Individual score during | { ution, Brocty the season. as of his wife. will join them oa 19-Ol4 Mill, Jamaica Bay, Ry A Poised Pagid mf won three Saturday | me Runday and also take part in games i: isk on Br Pett case wit-| venue, dereey C tae cuaee*] ‘Billy Curran, who makes his head-| Which Johnny Dunn has arranged for 3) 30, | ar ‘imate tay te tg Tile rhers at Gottfried Franke’s al orming trip, which beging loyal to their countryman and confident he Metropolltans, Algon- hat hé will win, taking all the English They are the 4 i of form come to men as peed) fered on. m Bowker, quins, New Jerseys, Keystones, Col- ‘as to horses. Princeton, and Co-| Neil is trand shape for the contest, |jtdges. Buffaloes and Spartans, of this m’ 6 Wino the past week. Wealthy Americans are ine strongest that could be atheced. | Hever a "etal $ me Bi tes ‘ ® ir barn ys, 4 two of the big collexe football | Moe teat ae va det training |citt, Brooklyn will have a good repre- Selsey et Hoard tas ae HIGH ROLLERS, | pase when bs (ries, “RUST be bene iee | a ins of the country, were beaten Sat-| Stunt since hie fight with Tommy Moon |wentation in the Winonahe Logans, FORESTER'S LEAGUE. RA O56. + yosicneltua tao Busy. burying peopie lately to get in| The offictats of the Cincinnati clus | | “by other aggregations that @F@| in Chicago, having done. no no work for| Grand Centrals and Bedfords. Counell. Wok TB He Ave. Ke Gane pa : imyaoid 7 practice, have 90 far pald $13,000 for minor league } generally supposed to class with | his bout recently a the Eas’ | The “Mets” will represent the Cri- Bushwick ® 648 $24 siaice te 5 BaF oe ee Canarsie ve » IMTSmith tesgree players for next year, President Herre In Bowker the champion wit! Pecan | Alleys, the Algonquine Schlus- | Rilgensod Feb. —Wililamsburg, ‘Ariel Varuna. Jeny. Heusen htt por tt ad edd So? Midd Past ne will pay as much more if fighter of his owe calibre, one who can terion le: gewood 14—Brooklyn, Crum, Williams patronized these nigh: Joe McMahon, |he can obtain the players who w Jerseys Amann & | Acorn riddle G: on and John Lee are among | thinks wit le was scored against Dy SYFACUR®) Kinch and who keeps coming on all the | sings's, the M—Varuna va Old Mill; O14 Mill ve. Brooklyn * hada narrow escape from defeat. | time, ready to take a pnoh to give o | ‘Thetes's, the Keystones Arps & Swart: | Hetender anhaka; Ariel ve Old Mill j d Game, |Judge McMahon's most enthusiastic could oniy roll up four points | fe a eer and, feore, aa we fanter | Jen's, the Colledges the Morningside, He aaci p BOK AO GBB Tc. Geum. s MAING ROLLERS, [Pin alent ‘West Point. of an opponent that Neti likes to meet. | the Buffaloes the Germania, the Spar | tong Island 28—Ariel, Seawanhaka, BB. Y. C.* . Nai 2B BY, ‘aruna, Jamaica Princeton, Yale or Harvard 8) He has no use for the blocker nd) ong Thums's, the Winonahs the Uni-| Utlea DOO Se nono tcts ing and xnashing of teeth among | jorinn, the feather-weight champion, | ds the Superba. Y. C. va Brooklyn, Old M 1 footers. These ble teams do not |Jordan’ will make 12 pounds, | Sah.eed te Pee Apasrake cad tne oa eet bare = 3S STR ‘Third Game, {nto their best form until the end | Algonquins in the competition ia 4 fea | 4 Counctl. PAVONIA xO 2% HIGH ROL’ —aae— - it add at inter: |.” . par .. rT jorris the season, when the greatest bat-| SPORT QUERIES ANSWERED. | ture in taste and “wilh Ad Fret sua: | [ANE Bunnie RICHMOND BOROUGH LEAGUE, Fecter ' Baty is Of the gridiron are fought. They ment committee will issue a achedule | parry” Fort Greene The Vanoama five and the Corinthians Wick? nh U8. Grant’ seored against during the season | staller, | 1, the Logans the Grand Central, | Auantic March T—Nauttiue va Orum, Ori c In the event of Caventing jie English- | versal. ¢ 6 Atlantte narsie, RAO. C. oo one of these smaller teams there) 10) ‘Noi ei seek a match with Ben | the Grand Centrals the Brooklyn Pal-| Shr reene male RA, O.G va Seawanhana agi akes a long while to get "Paddy" in- 1, but when he gets agoing he'll oirmt st Tockey Club, 7 tony insel, of the K. of C., has nathen the Reds, 7 : SPORTING. ve Old Endertin’ vase MG| Eddie Horn, of the Manhattans, ts one | sir MOIGU airsisssseeess MBLOL the steadiewt bowlers on the west ‘ pel Ballue s.-s.-s+-++ ML gide, Can't say so much for "Val Metro ol t Total. “Paddy” Walsh may soon be seen in p | an > Uliman Riverside Ce to be on edge for the Yale-} mq penny Yanger and “Young Cor-| next week. Weary, Fort Greene of the Richmond Borough League, Brown 2 15s7rennan some good bowlers ‘on {ts rolls, About JAMAICA, Ly I mand the Yale-Harvard gam M | dete” ever meet In a ring contest?—8, | First Time Around, Hiepalex’ Ridaowood rolled an interesting series last Friday qoiqi ee time Jim Anderson lined them up for OPENING DAY shy ont akg any nae | Hatt eser mnt tne dc| tat fom of i Brox tural tans [nish a wena ey at Catt AE Menta tn ge Teady too soon 4! Yeu, twiee, anger got the de- once around, sd | Fennelly, Bushwick 3 The Corinthians were winners, “Pete y smaller collenes get thelr teams| etatom after elaht rounds the Arst tor save wae to dats ie que up to | PALA “see Parry: Wet Greene, hae VS PEE OS Sates | NEW YORK LEAGUE eiete" Daly. dim Garvey and stm | MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, fellows. ~ a score-—-Parry ort Peet et af re " op-note! > e Co * for there games with te bis tt; ae "| the showing made to date Is quite up to First Game, | ‘The Knickerbockers lead tha Now |i" among the top-notchers of the St% RACKS DAILY, “Phere is one more thing that may ac-| later was a draw. ins Mandasd cat vy the spercne Of last STERLIN GINDIVIDUAL, CORINTHIAN VANESSA Tee Gane tog rem, |tumbus Cathol Gub bowlers, And, BEGINNING AT 200 P.M howing of the » | ae Reo lanen secre ITY Lamb, an ¥° League by @ single pin and chejoh, yes, so is Joe Hayes. . mw ter, tie ‘poor i mailer rival A bets that Waddell struck out 88+ | very campaign, The number of 99! Name, Won Lost. Total. Average. High | Gelasel 134) MeGovern °! Tit New Jersey League by five, Both have — , teams againat thelr 5 teen of the New York Americans i 4) iaiiey ty quite respectable, while sev- Bere 4 1 10m) “Tak a-g 215 | Beyer 17a Latourette (00.12 187 won four gamea and | qT The New York Stock Excha HE full team js never used until the) game B bets he did not. Which wins? q , Jackson .157 2 3 2a) | Wurm 108) ae games and lost none. The |yowiing League lias opened its gar: f the season. ‘Against | “Sonn MoCormick. j | eral 20 averages have been hung Up. | Tietjen 6 3 4 Bl Ikier 2 86) Linsenden 0..." day. Criterions, although they have lost one tourney witn every indication Syracuse, Annapolls and West| Waddell did not strike out Afteen| (Uo to date there has been but one | (i ¢ 3 1 BAe of four games played, have a high! that they will have the most euccess- PI RREPON i , Kotunbin, ‘Yale, Privcetun and| of the High tally over the 1,00 mark In the tour | Wend, 6 3 a} ; ‘4 * Lat Gangstas of the oe ~ re on, Ht the history. of the ae ue C 2 ade |Ormon 6 8 1 9 econd G ‘ ’ e individual | #a tion f be < used what were practically! To settle a dispute kindly print In| SN™MOnt eames jaa hap boty made /rrnnman 6 8 CORINTHIAN VA erage Of 26, & 1:8 point better than nal by Ane te ae ee list HANDICAP ot wubetiuten dur valuable paper the natfonaitty of | te creditable total Is the Winonahs |rhompn .: 3 4 Hasen 2101 Lamb Coftwoann, of ihe Chad- a Thum's alleys. The pele AND ¥IVE OTHER CoN?HORA. |Xtr "George Heath, winner of the auto: | rolling in the Universal Natlonal Po bnoee RS Gelasel vse: IML MeGovern ABS wiek, wit the soore of 27, Ie the high | Will w o nearly $0, divided ND OTHER CO» piled un 10 points against penile: sare tor the Vanderbilt Cup—| tn the Roval Arcanum Minor League fievne 44 Write irccrssss Teel atesreees e man of the tournament. The} fi verages, high team s¢ 1 Tinne Wgave Best 20h ot MZ, . The Indians must have used) Jes Amerteun | they are on the second round and only 43 Taber eS 190) Lansenden Average, | and high Individual score. ‘Tb Ye TS ay” ph sgh itinten eee shee kee Aiet eleven and a bucket or two, ‘te t= am Americée, five toame have emerged with clean 1 3 — Knickerbocker Via| ule calls for Kames fo be rolled during || 130 P.M i r parvaint. Would you kindly ‘answer tn. your | gweena f 3 Total w...u. 800'Total .., Jersey vit October, No ember hee avi waniiary Trolieys trom Jamaioa direst to track j = evening paper If Wiltse, the pitcher of be iP 2 66 Third Game, nqul 2 4 57! dred oa will be contested, The fol- StSeY ONG Eee tre New York National League team, | In the Mator League the second round a | CORINTHIAN vanneea quin Y Bat) dred gam | be contested. | The fol- | MUSIC BY PINTO, "Frankie Nell Aghts Jem Bowker to-| yi, more than twelve straignt games| has started. Nine teams have bowled 1 4 Hazen 145\Lamb : n $ Y ga K firms haye entered teams: Cf. |] ADMISSION TO ORAND STAND, 42; im London. This fight will be for|{ say he lost hls thirteenta straight.) two games without defent er Hf Beye chrrsesess TSI MeGovern uw sssoe 247) Manropollten : i Ja n/& Cou Ladenburg, ‘Thal LADIES, 41. world’s bantam-weight champion-| ani my opponent says he won his thir-| 70° py, se Cannan eee) tt 5 Al i" 5 1 2 : matn & CO. lark, bois ft. & teenth straight —H. H he Foresters’ Lea hows four! MORNINGSIDE .THREE-MEN, WPM sveesoreee SAC RRNY ne ¢ 2 | Mclr tsirong,' Story : nr ‘There are only two countries that | ‘ent c Am tahed | Teter Has 144" Linsenden Spartan i aw « he . if You are correct, He lost his|‘tams with clean records. Following o.. Levy i Sturgis & Co, ( Mead & Co., Marshall, R Erie) tise the padded gloves—the United States) ion oty ; | are the records to date of the first ten | maependent Woe tem 8. | ete xcsse saoe TEU Total ens, } i BF) Spader « ompany, Currie Bros, Probat CHICAGO HANDICAPPE ef America end sir: Britain, . }aumea in the Roval Arcanum Minor | Tornad Be ung Men 1 1 Wetaler & Ce wood £ Gunning: |» : " Y When the American champion meets) 4 oyaims that b the Highianders | League Buffalo 1 1 jham, Stlet elm & Co and ; net 'e | ac \ i | A 1 Groesbeck & C ee, the British chgmpion, ‘hen 0 world’s | det n F receat games| ARCANUM MINOR LEAGUE, | Srmnd’ FREAK BOWLING CLUB, dd J ; ms + | Morningsid a = 4 1 | , oghamolorehip Is deciied fle gal Ce ek! | \couneh Wo LTH HLS Aye, | Qnowe Three games rolled at Standard Hall, j i, mare! thawed areuld |e Deeds wiigetten "Clans h een champions Wravu ry ‘nia | Royal Ar aten Island, Fete Fe e to ha Ou " Many people claimed that John L.| '4 been amp i ura + 4 ya tes Elm Park, Staten Island, Friday night, « Peaily peove baad Spy | Alert 0 png isinnd su “4 eague and {t would DBullivan never won the championship (“SS 8h ty - ime the world because he never went | ditional series of 2a: D Phrough the entire list of English claim-| pionship of the world bs ants. ia trip te nd, A is right, No additional sertes ee ee would have been necessary. exe Harlem et, i ah maven of the sea contest between Fr Silpman, Ee recognized amateu New York. This match daily; 8% weekly ( a8 a warbling t to clients, Counsellor at Law, % 3 FY 3 3 4 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 | 1 1 1 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ D was unadie to induce English Champion | re] (Spectal to The Evenine Worlt 108 Smith to meet him, although he of-; Would you kindly inf hy me whether wu) JAMAICA, N. ¥,, Oct. 17.—The en {oo he entire purse the New York National Baseball Clu sal i 9 the Lriton the entire p the Mew York Hatlonal Dasepall Ciyp ‘for to-mortow's races are as fol ft y J saw Jem Rawker fight in London, mention what year and gow long they 4 44s "EnHandlonn: ote ter) Sa my opluton, althoueh he ts clever, | 7" a wy & Co Harlem a raide wo | peri 2 pan Goes not class with little Frankie “‘**** —— Fiensa, Kidgewees ; v | only be & vwurmmat fo ms i coneg when it comes to actual fighting M bet L that there would be n on Wonk ; BROADWA Leaaue, SU a ee te batt aS Rai et bn Rt : — knockout fn the McGovern-Hanion fight Wee't, Gen. Putn'n & ° BP pag wo tech a your aftiietion ‘The English like to see cleverness in L. claims there knockout Reotleld. iresoort Fy 3; } ie bse : cured by ma | @¥olding punishment. Their fighie:s ali No knockout. yi . ; 1 fe Bean Woe ¥ more attention to duvain de> t 2 1 ot De Marie } eaknesa, ne then to hitting Hitting wins en your next \ A 4 nS% 2 ‘ f Vinha on. rie ‘ H f troubles ve Wiktuit kee ARCANUM MAJOR: LEAGUE H i ‘i Bie | » doing you wi ws Prankie Nell's anecialty ts the deliv- Hs Reamtate Ps 8F RACE x ant six ma is ‘@ting of the knockout a Kneskows pened, ae ~ Y 0 : He . 1 mn | teen * m Reva . n what day the ba . Y > 4 4 me m: i; 38 : $ * X PEABODY CHAMPION”: Thursday. e lane 3 aS YACHTSMEN’S TOURNEY, Mints " 4 - : re . os ‘ Master Specialist OF WEST SIDE A. C, [AMATEUR FOOTBALL PLAYERS}. me rie) EE Beaty A per HIRD RA te . ‘ on A ia Us ht on te th a we 7s Dy Bese OLD DK. GRINDL Ry winning the vod doch ve: The Evening World will publish every day in the Sporting Editicn 4 War Wh M13 t oh oe t ates, tains a of « Ne 1 e o : rz ac nen. th ater om “oe bog aceal eae aged all the news of the amateur football players, scores of their games, " 4 i Tuite OLUETT, PEABODY & 05.5 Siymation. gravel ane aly trophy for B challenges, & Address ail communications to the Amateur Football 7 Jone . ‘ " oF CUNT 488 wanenen oy eae thee Tren me Editor of The Evening Worle, Pulitzer Building, New York, Write on oy ve Ww : | ine nyalciane, “Reman. Be mon Back ton sruna, eavanhake, Oru ie er BD sears at Hh Went, and (ae met ene side of the caper only, \ SrAsyal hrensom Outing Cham Ser hat 1 Rh re alee Where te wea Beach 'Y. Ca Onur ws owe, Oto Sundays, © te Bi —s ="