The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1904, Page 8

JOYCE WILL RUN Next Sunday. EVENING WORLD OFFERS GANS NOT A SKELETON. ringside photograph of Jim~- “my Britt and Joe Gans reproduced on page gives some idea of the way men shaped up for the great fight. camera does not show Gans to be 4 living skeleton, but it does chow every muscle stood out clearly, and that Gans was not as ponderous a “lightweight” as he was in some of Ahis other recent fights. ‘This flashlight was taken a moment Before the fight began. That was be- tore Gans lost his nerve, The terror of Britt's furious rushes had no& yet shaken his self-confidence, and the champion posed for the picture in an Attitude of aggressiveness Britt, when the photographer brought his camera to bear on the ring, at once see letes, Worth a Long Trip Ler) ing Now. [Park to see John Joyce, jten-mile and cross-country runner America, and John Daly, champion Timmy Britt to come to close quarters | champion claimed a foul, which was ‘with hig enemy, the first Indication that \ allowed, Gans saw of Britt's intrepidity, may have been the very thing that set the | @ramplon's confidence tottering. race. to prove his claims to a wo ship beyond all doubt. If jwise he would probably popular opinion to race Je be forced Tommy We ce ayain, Weight, who sat at the ringside when Britt and Gans fought, has written me these days do their mile true | hung up. for the winner a the only ri @ better welterweight than Britt c ages in He defended the title at the welght Tee Gre er ea people. death ot his Daly's soles. Joyce'n Gr And if It be necessary to Joyce Is also an Irishman ly enough Galway, Da'y's th ship honors should be a great boxer every sense; «reat In ringeraft, able ight a winning or a losing battle with coolness and judgment; great in yateal foree. Britt haa the last qual- Roan The loss of his opportunity to win the title may teach him the rest. ASHLEY DRAWS it Recor, ¢ of his birth. Joy untry in 18 and Jn t stime Athletic Garden Tournament h wan ducted by the Greater SA DOE NEERTEY ” TORT WITH DALY ACAI, irish and American Champions Will Meet in Five-Mile Race at Celtio Park Week from SILVER CUP TO WINNER, Second Meeting of Great Ath- See, Will Doubtless Attract) Thousands—Both Men Train- here's to be a foot race on Sunday week worth going further than Celtle champion All Ireland, are going to meet again to | prove whose limbs are tha feeter of the ; : | eecres fast night. ‘The M sprang to his feet and went straight | two, and whose heart will outlast a it nig @ Montgomerys won two Gt the black man, forcing him to pose | breaking Uring fve-mile erind HIRST GAME «Ht. A. Cosme & Co mie. She ores ; im his own corner, with his back neariy| The two men (led to settle the femue] bide, Lit; Tuhil 18, Willlame, 10; aap GAME Spartan W, Gerdes, 20; up against the ropes. Every little |at Celtle Park on Oct. 3, and, as 1s well | total, Bplelman & Co—Gérdts,| HF Gerdes, ime total, His. Montgrmeny thing counts when a man’s nerves are| known, the lad from across the sea Bi: Pag rg i Gotee, Ml; Kirby,| “16 el), 196; Lanihan, 180; Welas, strung to the highest pitch, as they are| won. Joyce fell and lost ground that SECOND GAME-H. fA Cs ac. i ; Claus, 1; English, 25; total, 983, When waiting for the gong that Is to|he could never regain. It waa in the)“ gsviniae 122, Doernber “ih io Rain:| SHCOND OAME—8 partan—W. Gerdes, sound Ure beinning of u championship | backstretch where the men were almott | boldt Iii Tuthil iw. Willams, i;| 44° Riddell 87; Maier, 100, Roberts, houlder to shoulder and the American| total, M4 Spielman @ Co.—Gerdis, Q + Mo; A a Hut at best # was an unsatisfactory Daly has adinitred this and be- cause he je ao sure of himself he wants rid champ! he felt other- Schmidt, “111; Doernberg. 172) gel : beldt, it; ‘Tuthile 146; Wultams, 195; Mell 2. Haas Ii rege bi ania | otal Tok Hpleloan de Comtverdis,| Giant en lm fatal, a, Cos ! Neg ail #%) rusheck, 140; Hoff, 20; Smith, 177; to- j every amateur In the country, who le connected with an athletic organisation t Bila opinion of the go. West Is 4 stu-|hay tyon loud in his demand for Un laine result Y taght In the Broadway League, Glous ana cleur-headed fighter himself, | other irial, u decisive race, Daly, how: | Ao. cet Hele agg three of the team going over 200. Coff- ing | ever, \s full to the throat-lateh with the GA ‘ew York National Ex-/man, of the New Jerseys, waa high one of the best judges of fighting ; sl | change Hank—Kuggles, 148: Warner, | so: t rand that makes runners of men and e' gies, »|seore man, with 25, The scores: Men that I know, Here Is what he has | (AN That Mate ae on which. there | 18; Maraland, 149; Hechtold, 18; Keys. | FIRST GAME—New. Jersey_Lawrence, fo say about the battie: | might he cast a shadow; nelther does | 162, total, 7, Morcanttie National |” 443; guillvan, 169; Carydon, 171; Buck, 4 Yinveu ota men at thelr training | Joyce, but he warts to be beaten, If he| Hunk—BSkiliman, 130; Wells, 1 M4; Coffman, 197; tol 84. Ko Ko— arene, and to me Gans jooked like | doom go down to defeat, under different | land, 181; Lewis, 115, Letson, 1 Weatphal, 208; Dieta, 164; Fechilg, 178; Pregeiaat pli, and st 139 pounas ux | ciroumetances than marked the race Of/ i Bohatteld, 199; Bishele, 189; totat’ 92x, 4 y starved the woth, ECO} AME—Kountse Bros.—Fors- i — Gay rights Gane ip hota tigate | ‘There has not deen a footrace $n the |” dike, 148; Mecabo Idi, Stelle; tek: | hang mon AMANO Caryton. Nt; Brat ents @ stout oid | i eae when ta arse | Lem ohm ws ata t| Buk ‘i Conan, i "Stl Wt he is good enous & | of such calibre as Dal 2 lereantile NN eK It ; De rare wiaat Muadivweiaate At U8 he I# | Spiked the clnder path. Wondertul ahort| yar" Welty, if Vivi an tare Seine lose, Ie; Doebele, 179: Gean- andthe ‘poor show. | distaure men and cdamiera have, aR] sl: LeLtaon, 14; total, Goh pile, oe; . 10; Fry, 367; total, eat int ia'at vary gosl tights. |Kenlecos and their admirers and ween | WIRD GAME—Kounte Bros Fors: | THIRD GAME—Ko Ko—Weetphal, 46s; ths very poor heads Heatariel In | forgotten, but there have been none| dike, 171; Mecabe, idl; Btelnie, 178; | Dieta, 216; Fechtig, 11; Schaffeld,” 218; ty and went along fine unt! wien wind and the stamina to taxe up| Loomis, Is, Schmitt, ibd; total, sit. | Eichele, 19 vaial 2." Alpine—Kloes, Bat eas wea too seek five iniles and do the long journey us it pbb York National Exchange Hank—| 178, Doebele, 1%; Geanalla, 181; Har- ei iiathi'iss shee a should be done, ne badly earner, 147; Maraland, | tia, 186; Fry, 177; total, $96. La he had things all hie ows Distance Nanners Searce, wm, Heo! 1) 119; Keys, 20; total, Aid, ” Palao: eamplonship would be his, he went | Long distance men ave been as Pavonia Alley Ga FIRST GAMP—N. Y, Mutuals No, 2 in the alr, and begat fighting |acime as the (i vroughbred | sta if Unusually high made last| Carson, 18; Rellly, 114; Mannig, 108, ad ets eee atte, BY | hor eA of bans and, Beery Wa wth | Bight at the Pavoi No, 2 Pa- A ; Heyer, Tae total’ foal ould do 0 dia ‘our mile and repeat races with | y } nited El, ? Chay ft BY sh eume as the three-year-olds in ne ee 116; Peat nd He It Is boeruse valua old country to-day without an athler! the exact w#ite of John lurs of w York Irish |SRCOND GAME Bravura—Parry, 16 be Wie FER T NEW AUTO RECORD, BUFFALOES WIN TWICE IN LOCAL CHAMPIONSHIP. Algonquins, After Dropping, Pull Out the Third Game by Good, Consistent Bowling --Scores of Other Games, White, 196: Schartenberg, 118; Gunder- man, total, 4. THIRD GAME—Gen. Putnam—Turner, 160, Bucklin, 121; Rowland, 126; Cam bell, 1; Van Wagner, 145; total, Ti. Burnside—Blake, 172, rk, 171; Fin- vr, 18; Turnbull, 114; Fink, 162; toval, ‘The Buffaloes won two games out of three in the Metropolitan championship serie on the Germania alleys last night. ‘The games were closely con- tested. After dropping two games, the Algonquins came back strong tn the Py third with an 8% soore, A 143 by Smith East New Yorks Win. was mainty responsible for the Algon-| ‘rhe wast New Yorks were the win- quins’ success, The scores; ners in thelr series last night at the FIRST -Algonquin—Smith, 14; | Superba alleys. The scores; GAME—. qu Moyoaham, 156; Dietrich, 14; Wyman, | SIRST GAME—De Long—Rose, 146; A. 159 ‘Shiman, A Ilo Tiana Wer Wonrtch, i; Ap | Eeaiehait’ fiat ieat’ te’ Bese hee a * ; . . ¢ ni a tO) Pir Gun, is; Bnewthard 14;! York Douglass,” is: “Beniee’ is total, 4 hay 4 12; Ziptel, 167; Holneoke, 168; BECOND GAME— Fonguin < Bratth, total, §l4, Tae Moynstasne in; Dooulons 17; Wy-| SECOND | GAME—Dauntless—Hartcom, man, 1; D, Shiman, 183; total, 1a; Parkor, 18; Higgins, 14; Hereth, Buftalo—Barnets, 190; Westrioh, 208;] 161! Golimet, 148; tint. ad, Be ne Appel, 158; Guth, 168; Dngethard, 151; 14; A. Mowen, 147; T. Mowen, total, 868, 128; Davis, 101; Bnglehardt, iM; total, . THIRD GAME—Algonquin—Smith, 243; Moynaham, 1%, Dietrich, 19; Wyman, | THIRD GAME — Dauntless ~ Ii: D, Shiman, M4: total, M6.” But:| lt; Parker, ie Wieving, ie at falo--Barnett, 178; Wevstrich, 198; Ap-| mer, 128; Hereth, 189; total 738. pel, 187; Guun, 158; Engelnard, 188; to-| New York—Dougiass iH Senior, | ot | tah SA. Holmes, Zipfel, 165; Holnecke, 242: ; Sik League, total, 917, Of) The H. A, Caesar & Co, team won Spartans Lost Twice, two out of three games at Thum's! ‘The Spartans went down to defeat ‘Thirty-first street alleys last night. The White Evephant Alleys thian—Wengel, 172; Holme, 163; Joras- 186, Woodman, 143, Kirby, 179, Gouge, heck, 181; Haft, 18; Smivh, 170; total, 16; GriMith, 204; total, 827, THIRD GAME—H A. Caesar & Oo.— not THIRD GAME--Montgomery—Lefteng- 1H, Griffith, 19; total, 764, Rank Clerks’ League. ‘The bank clerka’ games at Thum’s, | Thirty-first street and Broadway, last tal, 6M. Broadway League. ‘ent’ Ko Kos rolled like champions C by for i i up. and ‘the Intter won two kames ani | Cheeebro, 137; "Merkle, Mt: total, Tae THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMB ee re | KISER TRIES FOR 8, 1904 SPORTS EDITED BY AMERICAN AUTO WINS CUP RACE Frank Kulick Drives His Car Home First in International Cup Event at Empire City Track in Red-Hot Finish, SARTORI BEATEN IN SPECIAL MATCH RACE, Earl Kiser Makes Vain Attempt to Lower Records Established by Champion Barney Oldfield for Track Events. (Special to The Evening World.) EMPIRE CITY TRACK, Nov. §—In the first heat of the race for the Inter- ‘FIGHTERS BUSY lanl ‘There were two races at Aqueduct) yesterday which did not please form} Players any too well, One was the vic-| tory of Ocean Tide and the other was, the race run by Pirate Polly, the late, ter the filly which was ridden by Lyne, at Jamaica and heavily backed on the lon of her first start, She was badly beaten and Lyne was caustically criticised for his nding, Pirate Polly started since then, but showed no form, Yesterday, however, | Shaw had the mount on Pirate Polly and there was remarkable activity In the betting ring. The money was fairly shoveled In on this filly yesterday, she| being backed from 6 to 1 to 13 to 6 to| beat a good Ally In Thorakta, It wa handed out as a sure thing, though on public form the ily did not seem to| have a chance, national Cup here this afternoon the| jatecters were Frank Kullek, In a Ford) jear, and Philip Adama, in a SS8tandard | car, The ‘neat was won by Frank! Kulick, tts time for the three miles being 8034-6 There was no second heat. | In the final heat the starte: | Frank Kultck in a Ford cai 5 | Bernin in W. Gould Brokaw's Renault | car and Paul Sartort in Alfred G, Va | dentilt's car F, I. A, T. Kullok repre- sented Amertea, Bernin France and Sar- | tori, Italy. At the report of the platal the Amert- can Kulick, who had the rail, In front, and the crowd gave him a | @reat ovation when he crossed the line | In the lead on the first mile, the cheer- ng being terrific. Bernin was second an eighth of a mile away, Sartori's madhine broke down on the second mile, He was forced to leave the race. Kulick wept up his great work, and by saving ground on the turns managed to retain his lead, Kulick broke his| Old World's records for two and three miles for ght machines, covering the seoond mile in 2.51 and the third in 3.49. When tho men started on thelr fifth mila the crowds stood up and yelled Bernin put on more speed, and the race to the wire was the most exciting ever seen In an automobile race, Kulick Just managing to get over the line a winner, Tho opening event’ was the race at one mile for the Mount Vernon cup. This was a handicap affair, Another feature of the day's sport was @ match race of ten miles between the machines owned by W. Gould Bro- kaw and Alfred G. Vanderbilt, M. G. were Frenchmen, and as @ consequence there was considerable interest dis- played in the outcome of the race, First Race Protest Shortly after 2 o'clock ¢! judges called the starters for che first event to the track, The conditions were a han- dicap, open to gasoline cars retailing at 11,00, one yard allowed for each dollar's difference in price, There were four rters. The race was won by A, Co- ho, 3 yards, with his Rainey car. His time was 1.19 2-5. winner was protested on the grounds that wus not @ stock car, Ki Vain Att to-day, for lof this that the eyes vf athletes through | tieq one, The sedond game reault 1% “ out the Uniun and in ireland and ENd-| ate both teame making Lea rhe |e Team etn M4, Co, Bran = land are on Joyce am y woores Trusack’ im le 1 weed higthhy ormetts Nesom, AaME! Despite the desire of the two chi’) m HST GAME—MoCarthy Association—| 311; total ef, ‘Unit wey, eesrly. fellow. and if he ip un good ns “Frincs) pions to prove which la the Levin Olt)" Harry MeCarthy, 18; Harry Wilson, | Co.—Van' Buskirk, 16; Fordiany 1a; ple think he ts Corbett tad better ga, Whey, MIRE Mot have been aile 1 00) in: C.F, Biggs, 200; John Kimbel, 211;,| Hatteriek, 146; Oheesbro, iit irerd, Rood shape, “Otherwise hw will be huen for tne omees of P. J conway | Kd Nagle, a1 total, Lo. B. Endeviin)) 181; total, 772, tem Speaking of letters, here ta ane {3 Atiletio Associates tie gotiatiams her, 28; total, L049 *] Sarmon, 12; Tuohy, ine: “Halll, @ther one, not trom Tommy West lea Jing up to the coming match and it MoCarthy Ataocintion| Cone, Gua, Co,, Branch 2 riot B. eer a. carried oft your font | Will be on the grounds of the associa aMoCarthy. 20: Hairy Wilson, | win, til; Johnson, ia,’ Jar rs tk the ew that “Lint “Saving, teen | Hon which he has brought, to such,» ae, 21; John Kimbo 24):! Bllkworth, 124; Silterly, 16; total, Bit | bea by the ehamoton: haa a lextunate | hlah place in amateur athe : Peiation <B. Rnderiin, Mii. ene New York League. | ta tom, to To ad fH terest in the race and in, 208; Vieht, 203; W. Peper, i és " are whivve! a2 at nulus'to eport- and, in thin tiie E. Fisher. total, 1,048 rer, <p Htorion—MeCoy, 169; stance. to. the best endeavors of the IPHIRD GAME—MoCarthy Association 5 16; MeMoran, 23; two runneta, The Evening World has Harry MoCurthy. 19; Farry Wilson, al, 61. Acirema— hn, 1; Derdenger, 21; Morganthaler, 188; 197 ©. FP. Bhaws, 180; John Wilson, 241; ea. fulugaied, “simon-oure champion ot | trophy. It ie a massive faving cup M4) EA Newle, 195 total, 101. 1. ender e champlona ? “ " testimonial worthy of the pro’ n n Aasorlation—RB, Enderlin, 22: | : A WRIEND OF JOE cane, | & teallmonial Worthy Cit come out cf] pmgAte aay ERMA Atle! ul ERCOND GAMA—Columble—Kibbel, 24; Ht ts my opinion that Joe Gane po contest between Joyce and Daly. Peper, 20% B. Fisher, 227: total, 1,046, Eckhoff, 181; Mesloh, 140; H, Martins, fa the lightweight champion. At tl Daly is a product of that movement Ren Franklin L x 182; Heina, 185, total, $82. Actrema— ere time I do not think that he te in ireland which, during the past tes Oe FECRMNS SO8ENe Katzenbe: 162; Cahn, 138; Derden- t's equal as a lightwelght, fighting veary has brought to life again the old! The Kellowes lost one and won one In| gen, 197; Washer, 171; Morganthaler, | Bt tho lightweight limit. He may be athleuc games and sports of the Irish the Ben Franklin League anmes rolled) 133;'total, 741, 2 bi * the on the Grind Central Alleys last night. | Fis ceaivaes THIRD GAME—Columbla—Kibbel, 202; | Eckhoff, 138; Mosloh, 196; H. Marteng, | a right to It until he loses It, aesoelatio 4 they are veloping = . ts neskoul Or decision, OF UNtI Ne eee en antag men. Not teant | HRST GAME — Journal- glenn, Mi) 192; Helns, 1M; total, 990. Criterton— to defend it at the welght mit ong them ia John Flanagan, of the) 465: Parking, JA; total, 774. Kellogg— McCoy, 228; Stuart, 138; Reed, 191; Mo- Of the cians eater New York Irish Athletic Asso. | Power, 160s Repp, WT; Gardner, 14; | Moran, 186; Chadwick, 180; total, ‘92. As for Britt, were My Bold) Shavers: non amet tarower And Leo. 1%: Willams, 186; total, 14) Bayview Wheelmen, Newark Wee rat tc clow to’ancer is better vine beter him nt ihe | SECOND GAME-—Journal—Signor, 1M; | ‘The Bayview Wheelmen played @ than the mighty; and he that ruleth gr. Louls Exposition tournament jn this) Bearmora, 168; Wood, 14, Hodaing, | match game last night, six men to a Tila epirit than he that taketh a clty.” | branch of start, and every runner wio | ms rerkint, HE: Saal Be Ties er dlviaed as har A and joa 0 0 hold \* . ere be abl Hi to the day onbhler, : lowle, ; och, Lid; * latter won wi a ecore oO} . ie fe IIE ER teed BOAT RT dle i ey | Weter, is2; Ghamberiin, 147; total, 78a scores: [THIRD GAME--Kelloga—Power, 169; |Team A—Helck, 164; Rein, 182; Heyl, Repp, 139, Gardner, 166; Lew, 146; | 140; Kaysor, 45; Wenta, 182) Bannach, Willlams, 167; total, 785. Textile | 144; total, 887. Team B—Kraia, 158 see | Koeh, 14; Chamberlin, 165; Bowle, 172; | Mergner, 184; Nagel, 139; Felts, 172} iis | Koehler, 207; Weter, 141; total, 819, Albrecht, 148; Schmidt, 170; total, 97 Willtamabarg Won, _— FIRST GAME—iravura—Parry, 199; Webber, 222; Hilderbrand, 168; Potts, NEW YORKS IN LEAD. 18; Auer, i67; total, 928. Franklin pa henna Jennings, 189; Dingmore, M43; Snell, 109; ‘ " ware! Clark 142; Olmetead, 210; total, 707 The New Yorks lead the Eastern League in the five and three-men tour- Athletic Association, an! there he ran Webber, 15, Hilderbrand, 30; Nament in games won, The Quakers ten miles In itt n minutes ang 16 put, Ya; soll, igre lead the individaul standing up to date. thirty-two seconds over a track ¢ Wer, 189; Cary, 177; Graf, 182; Pow-| r fresh, wet dirt, that wat ns bad as @| gil 23° England. 171; total, 902. ‘The league standing ts as follows: newly ploughed Meld Tis Mitt Pers THIRD GAME—Frankl:n—Jennings, 2m FIVE MEN. = formance that agi athyerse » pide Dinsmore, 1, Sodl 18; Coark, 15); ta > wa Travers Taland, in the summers) Gimatend. 1; total, 6 WiTlAMs | woe yor 1 Beare ha | inune—Miller, ins Cary, tot; Grat, 006; | NOY ay $ 10 i (frecial to The Evening World.) championship, The distarce was more Pow 1s; England, ‘otal fhilgdelptite $ 188 t CAMBRIDGE, Mass, &—One of than ten miles and h as it in. thirty National Provident Unton, . the finest boxing exhibitions seen in tes, twenty @iee and foUF-| 15 the National Provident Union tour: Buk this vicinity recently was that given at s remarkable vier Joyce's mentotolled last night on Ce eae I, Beare She Cambridge A. A. last night. The) ord before coming ve oaaehips fi taking ‘two Kumes, Grenelle! Newark. 6 an first bout was between Jimmy Hanlon |e Wn ing off the cir in the mije |and Btone both passed the double cen-| fhovitn '# and Young O'Donnell, It was 4 fast champions lechase at Halla tury mark, The scores ‘and clever bout and Hanlon won in) Bridge, Dublin t Dolphin's Barn, FIRST GAME — Centennial—McKean, High " n he sam itv, the Jun‘or, the inter-| 142, Kelly. 119; O'Shea, 139; Price, 129; Ig Beore. Phree rounds. Jack William lassed | Nyp and the senior cross-country cham-| att, 1H. total, 671. Lawan-J. Ehler,| New York 4 TO Badie Daly so badly that the bout Was pionships. . , | 00; Stone, 142; Thouhoron, 16; Mayer, Berets pais H it stopped after two rounds. Frank Adams John Daly , bo ape Bperient A ne: 169; Grenetie, 2%; total, 874. | Brooklyn. o «aT and William Glover came together, had he did splendid work he broad SECOND OA grees sat i Mw Jively contest of six rounds, and root dite avered that he could Rott, 141, total, Unity—Welt, 18, y, Est. fe) Adams was awarded the decision reiends ‘bail astast an they Whytal, 1: Kraus. 134; Hick, 140;| New. Fork Hope > In the main bout urge Ashley and seared. He et 1 to Eng) and _Wulpern, 182; hy om ery ms i deiphia % be - Billy ner boxed ten of the fastest there held his ow ntrys THIRD GAME--Logan Ehler, 161; | Brooklyn... a ¥ ls 'ssen in tt ty tite, oui a eee Ran efe he| Btone. 28; Thoubaron, 1%; Mayer, 146; | Pounds soen in Hie SASON. |e ighed second to the famous Schry Grenetle, 189; total, 8. Unity—Welr, Silk Bowling League Fitat one had the advantage and then gyn peat him by less than twenty-fy 161; Hanson, 118; Kraus, 108, Hick, 100; Wen. Last S i uh enn eruss-country ehamplon- Vulpe c mn. Lost the other would even it up with ver rae une, ¢ ty champion. | Wulpern, 143; total, 6. | redux. Vietor & Achella. 3 nr work, In the ninth round It looked as wile het’ the owerene | Three-Men Tow mt, es Se | Pett Gardner was a sure winner, as he le. one-mile, ind the Interna: FIRST GAME—Team No. 6-Marquts, | Pemavant @ co A hao ut Ashley to the floor several times. 1omile and fue I Mennett, Wh: Enisrece rs tonal, | Spielmann ‘ Co ‘ ; 9 or ee oe aera ; Pra ete Lied voeee ae ee | fdan, 14: Carpenter, 187; total, 44 | Bremner. road 4 4 | ro ne el O be thett beat ce SECOND GAME—Team No. 6—Marquis, | William teoin & Con... i . declared the bout a draw Bunday hen they fan two Bennett, 29; Paterson. 196° total. | geneter, Behramm & Vored i oe weeks ago nearly three thousand peo-| 6, Team No. ee Trabnet: 1ST; Cring, poteeee* ~t 3 4 y pl b the fn-| 18; Cohn, 17; total, | Bioe Oo . ‘ WOKST CLUB'S CFFICERS. by | _ | Individual Averages, terest e aroured, it | THIRD GAME—Team Mo Kee- J Polumble Oval Cricket Clud has {x expected that there will be ten thou- | ver, 1%: Sheridan, 159 190; | , Dosrnbera, 16 $0; Degeken, 177 1-4 OMicers fopmhe year as follows 4 to ste them when they toe the! total. Team No i-Hohner, 20; | Satnbrucken, 111: Oedeall, 1428; Sedna} 7. C. Clift; First Vice-Presi- : Cring, 28: Cohn, 148; tonal, 64, Witilams, 100 2-0; Griffith, 168: Gendta, 164 >. ne ae Sei myins’ Second Vice-Presi-| ow ORES IN KENTUCKY,|_ The Bushwicts took. two games lst] @CHROULE FOR HOCKEY GAMES le. Newbery; Third Vice B night at the Buperbe alleys, fhe scores: | &C James Allen; Treasurer,| LEXINGTON, Ky. j Secretary, Hardd New: Bast One Hundred ond, Brown has arrived here and gone pwireet, New York; Capiaia| winter quarters at the Kentuck: ViowCa ciation track iner H.C. in charge of the horses and he select a stable of about twelve for Capt. Brown the Orleans winter Nov. &—The en- tire Eastern racing string of Capt. & & Asso- PITTSBURG, Nov The FIRST GAME—Burnside—Blake schedule of she Clark, 110; Finster, 1 into le ia will bers ES Ny a Bushw! i 2, between Ge 8 Cohn and Bdwards ing ‘The next event on the programme was) Earl Kiser's fifteen-mile exhibtlon for New records, the chief one hing at one mile, made by Olfleld in Denver last! Sunday, which was 52 seconds. After a) | Warm-up Kiser was sent on his jouncey. | He made the firat mile dn exactly one| minute, the seoond in 2/8. third in |3.061-5, fourth In 410 and the fifth in S.i4, Seeing that it was leipcee Die for} him to break any of Oldfleld's recoris) Kiser beckoned to the judges that he concluded to give up and pel he machine. Kiser announced that jou a) make another attempt at the ’ later In the afternoon, win W Easily. The match race at ten miles between tho cara owned by W. Gould Brokaw and Alfred G. Vanderbilt, with the French drivers, M. G. Berwin and Sar- torl, handling them, was started and Berwin got off in front and immedi- ately opened up a big lead on his oppo- nent, At the end of the eighth mile, | which was covered In 7.64 46, Berwin had Increaged his lead to an. eighth of a mile, This lead was held by Ber- | win to the finish, he crossing the line n easy winner. His time for the ten miles was 9.64, Sartori's time was | 0.60 2-6. ———_ — BOWLING NOTES. | Bela Allen, of the Logans, defeated | Lyre, of the Willoughbys, In a match | {held on the Universal alleys, The con- | {ditions were best four in seven for a wide bet of $25. A match game for a alde bet of 10 Dickson, of the Sylvans, and Dough of the Fifth Avenue P ace, resulted in a viotory for the former, winning six out of eleven games. im match be! ha nd Johnson, beat four In seven, for a $0 side bet, was coptured by the former team, The |gumes were rolled on the Universal valleys. ‘The final meeting of the Germania Ni tonal Tournament was held Frida: Noy. 4, on the Germania alleys, The {following officers were elected: Charles | Meta, Hickory, President; |. B. Borst, Liberty, Viee-President; W. Spring, See- lretary, L. S:hulse, Treasurer, Exeoutive ‘Committee, J. Delany, Buffalo; Joan Twitsch, Clvil-Bervice. ———_ REGIMENTAL GAMES’ ENTRIES, An extraomiinary entry has been re ceived for the annual fall games of the Thirteenth Regiment, of Brooklyn, | which will be held next Saturday night, | \ehe number exceeding 49. Harry Hill-| | man will attempt to lower the hurdle record. The fenure, hewever, will be| 4 spectal match between Bonhag, Car Joyce, Frank, Cohn and Daly, the Ir champion, The distance ls a’ mile } Rupture Cured een Erdmann and | be Pirate Polly did not win, but she was) second, running the best race she has! run since her first appearance. She would have been much closer to Thora- Ma if Shaw had not been so unfortunate as to get In a mix-up at the sixteenth pole and had 9 2 it up si How- ever, as Pirate it m has now been exposed, to run to the mark in the future, Owner Was Dissatiafed, In the Ocean Tide race there is this to say. Under Cochran, at Jamacta, Ocean Tide ran such @ very bad race oat her owner and trainer, Peter Witm- mer, is said to have openly expressed his dissatisfaction at the riding of Cos! ran Shaw had tae mount Yesterda Gnd the Ally breezed home. Cochran N MANY hen! rode Invinetble twice at Jamacia and | the horse was badly beaten both times. veh another ‘oc.ey rode Invincible ac Aqueduct on Saturday and Invincible won with remarkable eas: ‘ochran has ridden some bad races this year and some races, but It ts jueer cits | cumatance that his good rides have gen- | erally been shown when there was activ~ ity In the betting ring concerning them, Murray art Bast, William Murray was at Aqueduct y erday, Murr Was starting out |Chdcago with @ great deal of success. jurray is now in line for work on the stern tracks and it ts not unlikely | thet the Jockey Club will consider him |as an available candidate. \ Holtman and Dwyer may not be able to come Rast. for both are in demand ull through the West and may not fancy the job of Sekine the all-star | garegation of jockeys In the East. The chat.cea are that Mr. Cassidy wll do the bulk of the work in the East next season, and granting that to be tie case, then Murray may get a chance at Kenilworth and other places on the} northern cireult, where Mr. Cassidy will not be able to go. Murray ls young, ambitious and a hard worker, | only a week away, and many axis will protably take advantage of the six remaining days to get their fill of the sport before the long winter vets in, Some of the players will no doubt gravitate right into the poolroons. Winter la the harvest time for the poo!. | roo: for there are few who have the speculative fever in thelr veins who can resist the temptation to step into & room and put down a bet on sony tuncied good thing at New Orleans. PIMLICO ENTRIES FOR TO-MORROW. | (Special to The Evening World.) BALTIMORE, Md., Nov, 8.—Entries for to-morrow's races -olde and upward; maidena; one mi enth. SECOND RACE—Steeplechase for hunters four yeare old and upward, qualfied under the rules of the tional Steeplec Hunt Association, or the Canadian Hunt Association, selling, the ebort course, about two miles, Wellington, Je RB. * Morreliton Chi Silent Bliss. Ogres Capt. Hayes vere RACE—For Falr Enchantress... rR Also eligible: Gotowin,” Hawel Baker, Per- plexity and Woolnola, 104 each. | tive turio Mayoress Dutch Carter FIFTH RACE—For two-year-olds Preen lh Chippy heal “2 . tee ms | Also eligible; Mamie March, 04; Frat, 97; Dr, Scruill, 108; Fondiess, $0; Pancreatis 104; Preclous Band, 00, and Quiet Tip, 04. SIXTH RACE—For mares and geldii potted years old ami upwant; eelling; sx i Rawhide, 103; Unmasked, 02; Hilarity, 103; Ethel rd, 190; Rathbiide, 1k + alller, 18) . 10; Plo, iader, 90; Lady Lindsi AQUEDUCT ENTRIES FOR TO-MORROW (Special to The Evening World.) RACE TRACK, AQUEDUCT, N, Y, Nov, &—The entries for to-morrow's races are as follows: FIRST RACE—Handicap (1050) Roseben 10364 Monet... 1002 New York od) Hed, Knight 0 nl . 5 ie €. * . BECOND RACE—Bellinj A bets that Joe Gans would knock out Jimmy Britt, B bet that he would now A yd that the be t in Fs a the Aght did not go the mit an that Britt ‘tia not win, and that Gans did not win on points, and that the fight was won on a foul. B claims he wins the 108 Gane did not knock out Britt, There were no agree- ments made before the Sant, A simply betting B that Gans pees knock out Britt.—P. Van Robert B owink, Eney let me know who won last ears football game between Yale and | rinceton, and the score, te settie a| It Princeton, 111 Wil you kindly decide the following: A bets B that there haa been a heat hi within the last five years, Who wins?—B. B.,, Jr, Heat races have been run out) West, A siys in passing a vehicle going the me way he should the nd side. 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