The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1904, Page 15

‘s bowiing record of 90 | O'Hara, walled on the Grand Cen- | 1 alleys, in srensyo, last night by | match series with met at the alleys | @ friendly series, | “te ‘aains FEE*EEy MW; L 10 tne Dow! im nme ‘To-Night. ty t 3 F £ 41 LA iy . 4 i By York R.A. ec oetisamon quate, Bai okante Spagtutien. At Samuel's Har! satetntere Slant | ings Tourney—Corinthian, Riv- Nicholas; at Camm: Epa thd Sits srevuns iy iH wO- be Ky ali ar dinner FY of commission as far as aod bowling neerned. The had DALY WINS TITLE, ‘Were postponed for this evening. al Tournament, The Monitors added the seatps of the atitute Ave to their beits Kew Jersey Na id a quarter mil ‘wo. seconds afte ward ‘care cane in, with the veteran | jrunner Frank forty yards behind, ORD I IS EQUALLED Edwards Hear 300 in Match Game at “Bert Allan on Grand Oentral Alleys, Wi; Clarke, No. bar ak s Lang | 1—Cariis, | Wy; Team No. 2 189; Rutan, 2 tee um's White 2 i, Brooke “Vaaguee Aur ‘i Columbus, | um & fest feeiing fem: Circle ann’ ‘ar va Aierican. Oth rie - teutiar to himaelf, eons pal waht ing the colors of York Irlsh Athletic Association, the senior cross-country chi the Greater New won pionship over the Travers Island o yesterday afternoon, at He corms ee. olx GRI ape ond DIBD ON OCBAN VOYAGE HERE. ie 'OAMi National Saue Menken taeanee MS; Rell ahecham, 1M; total ‘efits io, Monarm Palace was the scene pes night. Good games were ie the three teams. ‘The scores Hprockiyn. Union, SECOND RACE—Matden rT 795 ibs, 131; Woller, 1; toual, GSES al, ND GAME ee ed Union, Met —Dens, ca h yrnos, 132; Shan- Voller, ui tou, Gas i. ua smith’ jon, 173, Barker, 13 | Ricker, 18%; Hun- Collins, ie Mason, 114; tore, raneh Team } -Bedell, BS Tea chon. 1¢a; ‘Barker: | viet a | PREEEses Broadway League. GAME | Ociental 9 5 Brower, 153; 7 wo. | Plushing— ‘ot mard, G4ngn—tuniie ne i i ; — itvanett isa; iygower ‘Ti; Deak, 17: ; Stein, 177; total, Intersettlement ae ei wl; ‘Domke, Ambrose, 172; Gold- Hae GAME-U lvataity —Domke, 110 1 ; — Piker Clerk —— Edith May’ yed by the teama in By td BACH One mil League on Thum's y night were all hotly ins separating the | Wednesda ested, small mn GAME — American Exchange— | 18; Lamb, 182; Wood, 158; Al- prmasrene As; total, ‘Kineey, Meredith, 121; Hoverman, 128, Bhocwell, 19; total, 900. D GA; ME. American Bxchange-- Mg Armen, i 198; va ™. 5 Ware, Nacowall, Maas B—Second National—K' Ml; or 110; Meredith, “ — Rainian — Ralph Yous, 00 Latheron TH YO OLD GLORY SALE et Stock of Several Well-Known Brokers Among the Harness Racers to Go Under the Ham- | mer at Garden. Square Garden, "| horse to be sold. Yesterday the very high average of ninety-seven horses was F | wrought, being a total of $130,785. was made possible to an extent by the of Major Delmar, $15,000; Badie Mac, $15.60); Grace Pond,} | $13,000, and Nora MeKinney, $11.00. Bui the other horses brought prices, keeping the average well up. Among the horses to be sold to-day ts Brown Heels, 2.0014, owned by J. L. . of Albany, This pacer is well known and is expected to reach 26 in social cirches on the west side. | or better, Several Wali street bankers will aell some of tye | Dest stock to-day, hivans Bowling stan x Club members og doliday eo trterf ms their gama are a BENNINGS ENTRIES FOR TO-MOTROW. (Special to The Byphing World.) ‘RACE TRACK, BENNINGS, ‘The entries for to-morrow's | a NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES FOR TO-MORROW, (Special to The Evening World.) NEW ORLEANS. Nov, %—The en- tries for to-morrow's races are as fol- FIRST RACE—Three-auarters of a mile. 08 The Ol4 Glory horse sale continued fifth day to-day at Madison with a lot of noted This who brought very high E—Helling, three-year-olds a iias Brarthe iz Tia Stiistie. Heather Note-sThe weights for, the ¢hint race ted for Kentlemen riders; profess ‘rat race having twenty-five| 44 to drop back intd the seoond place. | tome A rea rad besa oe ee @nd 6 sixteenth; 10s "De “Teahite ’ SIXTH RAGE—One and *Hickory Corners (HTL 118 £12 14, and John W. Patterson, 212 3-4 Mr. Floyd-Jones offers two well-known mares, Berdina, a pacer, with a record of 20 1-4 and Dark Seer ‘With a record of 243 1-4. The selling of the high- esterday Look so | Auction this mort a trotter, priced horses # that the acheduls | The therefore, desun with Pusay, owned by E. V. R ‘rhayer, {4s to Bard Palmer. ee Oddest Churoh, One of the most remarkable places of He sold for Swansea, Wales. | tom of the shaft that obtained from a soltta hung over” the pulpit It In close to the bot- The only Maht i] cary sagety rising from & torpia liver. . (near 84th ot.). iner In. the tae shvon'e Witch, ase! 8O4p Is the puresi| #0% S68 Fitth Av. (near B44 | This Week, miner in the| J BAUMANN& BRO. ONE DOLLAR A WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT DIES ON OC Pat Rstes hea lesan Marconi Message from Gougoltz Tell- - ' ing of Welsh Midget’s Death | | on La Savoie, Bound Here. Accomiing to a Marcon! telegram re- ceived by Pat Powers in this elty to- day trom Gougoltz, the famous French Jo rider, who iy a pasenger on the, ng Miner La Savole, Jimmy Michael, ‘the wonderful little Welsh bicyclist, who was 4 fellow-passeuger with Gou- goltt, ie dead, The Mareanigram sim- ply statds that Michael died during the + voyage, giving no particulars, The news. Was ® areat blow to Michael's many, friends in this city, 0 Jest report they had from Mich: Just before he sailed for this coun- and at@bat time he was'in the beat of health. Michael took paseage with a number to this city to take part in the six-day bicycle race at Madison Square Gar- den next week, Michael was under contract to race Walthour in the Gary) den an Dec. 8 as a sort of preliminary | to the big endurance contest, Michael Cycling W: Michael was one of the most wonder- ful riders the world ever produced. He! was brought to this country in 18 by Tom Eek, and the Welsh Rabbit, as he became kinvwn. created a sensation at once, The largest crowds that ever as sembled at bicycle racey, gathered to watch his famous contesjs with Gtar- buck, McDuffee, Nelson, Linton, Titus and vother great riders, The’ midget | went from one end of the country to| ne long | | the other, and his career was succession of triumphs. He gathered in many thousands of dollars, but wae not as careful in husbanding his re- | sources as some other riders. Mic! and the jast news of him was }was in splendid shape and ea) ‘gain hfs lowt laurels. He had even gone so far as to afrange with pacemakers for his big race with Walthout, Michael was married two months ago in Paris and hia wife accompanied him! { on the trip bere, + GOLFERS COMPETE 5 WAH WO withers |e scare’ (Opec 0 The Evening World.) LAKEWOOD, N. J., Nov The | $38 golfers competing for the three cupa 1n| {ie the open fall tournament of the! | Country Club of Lakewood high a pene- line ting wind to eontend with\ this morn- ing during the firet round\of match ‘play for the respective cupa. As @ rule the favorites won, but ‘A Was something of a surprise to gee |Archie Graham, who carried off the highest honors yesterday put out by John Moller, jr. Walter J. Travis had jn trouble in winning his match, aa) | waa the case with W. C. Fowndes, jr. | Findlay 8. Dougtas also had a runaway | mateh and won with ease, In the péay- | off of the tle, C. B. Fownes, winner of | he Presid cup at Atlantic City a Army of Coal Diggers, | A Sttent of the popilation of the anthracite region of Pennsylvania re- section, of n. Of this cannot read or REY. J. F. WOODS, | ing, W. 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