The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1905, Page 8

A Hore auromodite record gone ‘Owe mile in thirty-four and one. feoonds! HARA to realize that while we are ny through enowdrifts knee- here in’ New York, rubbing our stamping on the ground to B OUF feet from freezing, down at Beach ‘the automoblles are Pecords in what is almost sum- » The min shines hot aud the warm waves of the ‘wash tho beach on which the run, wil probly sand tor ly atand for a two-then there will be a new % There is @ limit to the speed that 4 be @otten out of 4 meohine de- human ingenuity. But no one it what that limit Is, Hence effort to lower the records, vE now and then it happens nas some athlete eo & new ‘record #0 faf ahead of the of any former champion think it will jast forever, A ago James @, Mitchell held record for throwing the six- t imer, A prominent Amer. Magasine printed an arti. Mitchell, ¢ayine that the hed never’ even his equal asa » thrower, and orobably ‘never i bee a man who could break his | erry Dah pan d x re twenty men or more litehell's performance of inch, Hnagan has thrown the six- Rammer 178 fect. ne vears ago 16 seconds was dered a marvellous record 120-Yard hurdle race, fan It in 16%) and) ties thought his fgures anG for many years. Within ithe the figures were reduced enzlein now holds the 4, Rae hank t@ tho: levelop over the at it no. one knows ‘ TATTELL-MURPHY } FIGHT POSTPONED, 4s, and as long as they) at all athlctes will train! in tho: effort w better wits the shot farther than the World, and ‘with |. it is Blmost abaurd. He wil! im and again, per. put it many notches bere ) wan considered among tien few years ago, but ‘nome other man will come d sitonwer and faster, to —_>— to the Different A game way with this auto- 1H ‘ode will be broken and and the interest: wil! Hunt) syme new kind of ma- japa the alrship, is invented “than the awiftest of all the Be competition is a great thing for Athletes of to-day out- P athletes of ten yeurs ugo, or ‘years ago, 60 far that they aro | the same clave at all, gar of ‘SS makes the old- iney look es slow as the) den-whecled ears of ancient Britain, machine of to-morrow will rn Yecord of a mile in thirty. ht seconds seem Ike the crawiing of; several games last night, ing {t Impossible In ma: reach the al Spey New York, echeduled to be rolled at erson team who were te York could noe get he In @ numter of leagues teams put ainas ft being arranged that the would roil the game off la In Brooklyn the games w than fn this MOS: © entirely out of the questi Royal Arcanum major tou teven teams appeared, felted the games, On the alleys where bowled good scores were The teams seamed to be in ‘The scores; Knickerbockers (On White INOTED HORSEMAN DEAD. Co! DORN 1G, N.Y, Jan. 2.~A telegram 7 peered here from Pasadena, nounc the death there of ot this place, one of a will un Williams went rites WY 5 1 Pasa- weeks ago for treatment ————— INS GET KELLUM, =| ee NATI, Jan, 26,--Pitcher Kellum, National Leaxue Baseball Ciub, | en staned ty President Herrmann to | ational lub, bee ark, 192} Thompson, alum was t0 i sot adel) 15; ‘Thurber, 201; Lodge that report. Bleahar nt Thompson, 157 19; Lodge, 181 bocker—Malzoc Snyder, hi; Total, 831, Rees Was Best (Az No. Fulton y Monae Gnd ebbs unliews districtat or id with every rising and coming downtown ad to have fuse fo FIRST G\M) If yo, 1 mi Adams, 197. 1%, Libbe Thompson, 1: bec thaers GAM the Tide Bobs Nae ok Yering wien you al Ot TIME | huct on oe Fornieed fy CS peeently, sewealtara! League To A “wontering® 0 Finda a new 1 ent or In tle te j Pureater ty the Ae onary wh ) conaiter that last weet World prinved reo 2554—TO LET ADS—2554 yi Howell Kin Optic 18; Beare hi" obker, pind G, Bosong, total, ‘The games in the Interstate League. Cirelo Alleys were postponed; the fra He Kt |} As Bowie's Were Unable to Get lleys Last Night the Majority of the Cons) ....5 t tests Had to Be Called Off. ‘Tho storm cartsed A pretponemint of] bowlers find- ny cases 10 v6 due to the poor trans+ portation facilities througt souk Greaier Jem | the Hart a ) meet | ym Paterson, or one two ce and polled, absent teva ter, ere Worse off e Mines being | on. In the nameat only The rest for's games were! in evident g 20d form, Lost Both Games. Alley, Total, 857. Forr At, ; Geisler, oF 180, Gewsiter Bowler, street.) Rosi urnament, leyn) ambert Com- i} 1 Dean, 102; to! ken, Lambert Com: | Wakefleld, 1 yany—Ilgen, 142; 188; Picicel), King Optical Compas 187; Rent, 165; FIERCE STORM PREVENTS MANY BOWLING GAMES = H een 193; Dean, 157; Howell, v 182; Holker, 190; total, 761, Long Island Navy League. (On Universal Alleys.) 1 ? aay 150 ae THIRD GAM AME ~Wernberg — porrind, jen Bay dvana, 142; Dien- 14h; Koater, 0%; Manhelm, 1; ly. 128; total) TH Bay Ridge Bowlers Won. (On Ebler's Palace APY) ai MRS GAME Bay, Ri dgo—Seelm : Moody, 103; Hodgins, 196; Mitdeo, 2 total, 900, Commo' Stair, 126; M x SECC aironaack 1; Paris, 127; 210; total,’ $82 Harlem Tournament. (Beck's Mayble Hilt Alleys.) iM: Barthowomar, 104 otal, Brandh, di ME 123; Mirth cum, 174 amily Q 21a 8b; Key, Schumann, 50 FIRS' ME- elmbach,. 160; Helng, 163; 181; ‘total 70; Seimbach, 180; Heing, 15 GAME—Essae 2) Meyhew, total, Sessler, slain, sler, hy Stube, B | 1897 total, 699, yebourn Hackm: Kingsoridine — Smith, 140; your, 182; James Trickey, er Marble. Hill—Morrison, | 187; 70, Ie inewoe ge emit , 109; Slo: 118; tocil, 692, 1b ixedo Alleys.) eeex,—Puls, GAME—Broadway.—Tr nun, All 193. 185; 162; total, 786, Regen art, Hossong. 117; Torkum, Laie, 08; | 151 teh Pow- Bohuck, 120; $25,000 FOR Clark Ball Offers the Fightars that Sum to Meet in’ Panama and Pull Off Their Fistic Battle. | PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2%6.—Clark | Ball, former manager of Jack Munroe land other pugiiiats, has written to | Jack O'Brien offering him a purse ot | $25,000 to fight Bob Fitesimmons at Ball claimed that the fight would be a guarantee of good faith, ‘The ore Hany staggered O’Brien, who after Yaking the count artes his senses and sald: "If Ball means business and will post a forfeit of $5,000 I will accept the offer! at once, Of course I would prefer to | fight “Fitz” in this country, but If the} fight as proposed can be pulled off I) York bank LEWIS READY TO MEET ‘FITZ Willie Lewis says that: Willie Fit? gerald will be accommodated in due | thme and that he can have all the fight he wants if he will show Lewis where he comes in to act the part of dictator as to weight and terms, "I have something to say in the matter,” gald Lewis, “and will meet Fits ready to make a matoh and poat | a forfelt tor welght and appearance. | The welght question can do doubt be! satisfactorily adjusted, but I don't eee why I must make 133 pounds for him, | If he wants té fight so badly I will) meet him at 135 pounds at 3 o'clock, | and if he thinks he has anything on | me then he can take a little more than tho purse. 'f he had a side bet np he might fight » Uttle harder, and there would be more ¢lory in sasha Wood, 800, Lite ohn Bank-~ | total, £21, peo kahe ssn Mekever, 140; Hill, 7 Penealict, 165; 144; Gross, boty total, 766. sEGOND GAME.—Kountze Bros ke, 162; Sk Mecal 18, 134; “09; total, Mount, Morris j~MeKever, Hil, 128; 111; Lewis, 185; Gross, 166; total, 685, THIRD GAME.—Kountze Bros.—Fors- | dike, 188; Skeinle, Mecabe, 142; | Loomis, 23; total, STB. | Amerfean Exciaange Armstrong, 170; Dean, 147; Aliovh, Wood, 136; Ferdon, 128; total, 76, Castilians Beat Genoa. (On Colonbil Alleys.) Vena. Craz—-Barrott 16; , 709, Xaylec— 144; total, 25), | astalan.—I | 61; Flynn, 213; Lynch, 15 Feeley, 191; Fox, 192; total, 10. _¢ Melride, 176; Henigan, 14 tonal Bank-- | n 173; G, Keefe, 141; Maleady, total, 855. ‘ Commercial B. L. Tournament, (On Fate Bowling Alleys.) ee Br Wotckman, 148; Wilbe New You Hdlsen 1M; Rota, 189; Bales, 12 | Haff, 178; total, 809, Sen Gam t—Rold Ice Crea 0 18; Riciserby, Hngethard, 11; Conlon, meler, 1 nN Dt, New York OM; Roth, 11}, Haff, 10;' total, THIRD GAME—Reld Ice Cream Co.— Mount, 106; Englehard, 111; Condon, 128; Buddmeler, 169; Carney, 110; total, 619, Metcalf Bros,’ Co,—. rim, 1 Wolckman, 14 8: Wilbewt, 167; Peok, 188 total, 774, Rowling Games To.Night. Beck, 14) 22; Windeler, Metropolitan Champlonship—Logan vs, Algonquin’ at Schiue North Side N: Concord, at Si alo, Teens Pusnneber. Oriente ; at Bothner & Bayer’s il 8, y 201; Vermue. * Arth Miller, 196; | otal, §86, 199; Btube, | Arthur, Miller, 169; otal, 49+ Puls, 100; ; Vermuele, | Broadway, | Hillig, 144; Silk League Tournament. (On Thum's v, 187, Alleva.) seman & C 1 ae vali, mn 1 & Co, “iagerald, 1 & Pitagerald, Her- total a it Ferber, 145: total, Behofer, Schramm & Vogel—Laisher vehmann, 144" Mann 197; Woolly, Sohoofer. 191: total, S18 Bank Clerks’ Tournament. (On Thum's Alleys.) JAME—Aiken, Lambert Com-' FIRST GAME.—American Exchange A ‘endam, Tene Nb. © a section--West § em; at Samuel's Harlem Ci aheyan Knlghis of Columbus League—Excel- sior ve. Sin Salvador, New York vs Myaiic Rose; at ‘Thum & Lehrbach's al- Site Insurance League-Mutual ve, | Warhington; at Thum'’s Witlte Ele- nt all ie Mamh atian Rorough Tourney—©oliege, | Constitution, Acirema; at Wyehrmann | & Frerck’s alleys. Brooklyn R, A, League—Long Island, | Bushwick, Welcome; at Gotham alleys: Brookiyn R. A, Minor eral wealth; Park Slrme; Lesgue—Gen- Patria, Common Irving, Pe: , Berkeley, fF AI peda al Lea gue—Hlgin Nationa Word & Slocum, Pro Washington Fremkitn, 4, C.F @ , Palace Pav Tournarert—Cr », Idle Rest XN } No. 1, Tuscarora; at mt ——— ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL WINS.| Orange High School basket-ball team de- feated the tivo from Bast Orange yesterday by @ moore of 16 points to 15, The game was played in the Orange ¥, M, CG, A, aymnasium, O'BRIEN AND FITZ | backed by prominent financiers and that) | ne would deposit the money in a New! am willing to make the trip to Panama," > ———. ii daub caliblean aalill Ce eee et NEW WESTERN peeere-a @ women guonmens JOCKEY CLUB. | ” iy him, | NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES, PHILLIES GET KAHOE. (Sosclal 0 The Evening, Worl) ecial to The Evening World.) | eee ORRAL te Rie BOER Noe cae| HOR TBERINGR, Ave Wane tore | PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 28, — President on are the entries” for to-morrow's Hea Nad for to-morrow's races are ppotisline,: (OF We: SRUARAL PRIA Nallank) ST RACH—Three-quarters of w mile 1 RACE=Five and of | League Club, has announced that he has| matinnn } | traded Catcher Frank Roth and Substitute ida 3, |Inflelder Donohue for Catcner Mike Kahoe, a | of Indianapolis, of Chicago and | Marco ne { Low “ek reason for making the trado Feby Blue lw Ft fa catcher for the “BL Florence Wille Graa The Captaln Martius Rol Smith. Miss Anthor ‘i Juvenal Maxim SECOND RACE—Three-elghiha of a mile; maiden two-year-olds, Feilx B07 America IT Hitietive iti. 40% Oaklawn 48, ace len st 4038 mftaRD RACE—Thirteonth- sixteents of a) 408 i | —St. Pauline). Frequently... fed Y est Parham Selling; Uhres-quarters of "Lady » Foxy Grandnit Little Huttereup 4 Port Arthur } ihe, Laguimaui arliny ws 108 Tainigeon Label ans Throe-quarters a 93. 4 104 10 hespian 105 HACK Belling; ‘five and a hale sixtit ‘i and milleni, el wy) ta, Ny srperator Mcabinn . ke Ay tee cin | WseeMabrin a o { aKa War aid, Jfteamanier ITH RACE One ‘tntie ahd ‘6 aetbineh: Bike Stonewall 2h Gravina. 1977 Inn L08 (Roorentios nilemr ance YALE’S OARSMEN AT WORK. NEW HAVEN, Conn,, Jan, 26,—Can- didates for the Yale University rowing crew went Into training for the season 103, lor *Priorit 0) *Kilmorle Glenwood Waterford ‘Nemey eenia niall Jentral to-day, Thinty-se cand in- — = | eluding six members of last Joe Grim, the Itailan champion boxer, ght, were omdered to report at the has been matched to hox Hugo Kelly jum this afternoon for running of Chicwzo, at Indianapolis, Ind, on [Oh about Fp. J URAD CIGARETTES give the ultimate tobacco, a perfect blending of the rarest growths. Mr, Allan Ramsay, in his sixteen years’ service as expert, has led his skill up to CIGARETTES en business skies are darkly blue. beams and lightén up the gloomy recesses of disturbing problems. Try them 10 for 15 cents | ia) to The Evening World.) HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan, 26.—The ‘American Jockey Club is on its way, It waa born last night in the Arlington How and Eé Corrigan 1s godfather and | a mil probably be terrifying to the | Western Jockey Club to know that nine associutions—Hawthorne, Kansas City, Worth, Union Park, Loulaville, Bseex | Park, Lexington, Latonia and Panama | Park—are pledged to uphold the rules and regulations of the American Jockey | | Club, There is something cheering about the name adopted by the new organiza. | thon. It smacks of Hberty, equality and | justice, something which did not prevail under the alandard of the Western | | Jockey Club. ‘The first gun was fired when New Or- | | leans, known as Panama Park, asked | | for and received dates for thirty days | beginning Feb. 11, . This Is scarcely’) |newa, for this tact was forgcast In| |e Evening World rome days ago. Also | | the.tact that Mars Cassidy will be the | etarter, The details of the meeting are| | | scarcely worth chronicling, for they | | were perfunctory and after the manner | | of such meetings, | Committees were appointed to draw | up by-laws, A board of appeals will be appainted which will probably have on | ft Capt. 8, 8, Brown, who, !t will be re- membered, was forecast by The Evon- ing World as the new head of the | American Jockey Club, and this will | come to pass in duc time, Tuline Flelecti- PUGILISTS WHO ARE OFFERED A $25,000 PURSE ition JOCKEY CLUB TO RULE IN THE WEST. nt |New Obganization Formed’ at Hot Springs Last Night Has Nine Racing Associations to Uphold Its Hands, | Mann and T. C, McDowell will also be on the board with Capt. Brown, The Senora! dates of the new association will be scheduled on Feb, 4, when another | meeting will be held, ‘The new assodia« tion has ofives in Chivago, After some | divoussion it was decided that there Waa to be no outlaw rule, ‘That 1s, honse= men may ice where they please, ‘Nhe Jockey Club holds no sword hington Park, Nghe w Orleans and Bt, en racks against fon. It is odds | of Harlem and W ville, Memphis, Louis, ‘This makes se nine of the new organiz on that the American y Club will | win out, because publi tment and the horsemen are with It, J, W. Rogers, tra of the Whitney- Duryea string, Is iil here, He was |taken sick with a stomach trouble In his hotel about a week ago, and on the advice of his friends was removed to the Government Hospital, There he was improving, but disobeyed his nutses and took a long walk two days ago. He had a relapse and his condition ts 80 | warming that his wife has been sent Rogers is the foremost and ablest trainee in this country, It was his sell that brought the Whitn Duryea string to the top of the list last season, @ | trlumph all the more pronounced be cause the horses were handicapped by being thrown out of many engagements owing to the death of William C. White ney. Regarding the dates of the new asso- elation, It was later that each as sociation could select its own dates and race as long as it pleased, but in the event of two tracks being in the same city these associations must agree upon dates and, falling to agree; the question will be settled by a board of arbitration, whose decision will be final. MURPHY-ATTELL BOUTPOSTPONED ‘The six-round bout between Tommy | Murphy, the clever feather-weight, of | this ctty, and Abe Attell, of California, | which was scheduled to be decided he- fore the National A. C., of Philadelphia, |tast night, was postponed until satur- day night on account of the inclement weather. Ae the eevers Lohan ae bagi Matchmaker Jack McGuigan for Johnny Oliver, manager of Mi my , and after informing ny fi wond ‘be useless to Leal os the content, uncer ck the bo ne eeaturday iy ve Pot which was ening. The rain BS medured to carry 600 sporti ath sch | witness ie bat! ‘om this city to |be in readiness to rat v3 @ sports | the fight on Saturday night. ———<—— OAKLAND ENTRIES, CK, Jan, %— OAKLAND RACE TRA The entrieé for to-morrow’ races to five furlongs, *Grenore . BECOND RAGE- selina ax furlongs: jell Reed {netrument *Lady Kent Pickaway *Sir Presto! The Hawallan . Rie Hriek fowler THIRD RACE—Mile and threo-sixteenths; selling ‘Meodora_ 1. ‘Mr, Dingle Grainock Outburet sb Jack Little... Erne ceesee Healn *Formero eThe Leda FOURTH RA sixteenths; handloap Man Nicolas... Bats Romaine Matt Hogan {ile and fitty yards; Tony Stroup, the New York feather. | welght, Is atter a@ matoh with any of the New England 128 pounds, Stroup has shown fine Pen in his recent private (git and {s looked upon as a comer, perfection of Turkish Turkey's government social chat with me and let the explaly iny system of treatment, thousanda of hopeless cases that specialists feather-welghts at |} THREE BATTLES ON FOR TONIGHT The pugilistic oard for to-night Is « very ordinary one, there being but three fights scheduled, The Young Erne—Jack O'Neil? bout. de the best on the card. They wilh box six rounds at catchweights before the Broadway A, C., of Philadelphia, Jack Robinson and Dick Fitspatriok, two Chicago sports, are down to clash for ten rounds at 140 pounds before the Larsing A. C., of Lansing, Mich. Al Delmont and ‘'Monk," the fighting mewsboy, two Boston bantams, wil go ten rounds at catchweights before the Brockton A, C., of Brockton, Mass, re Hockey Club Wins Slow Gamo, The Hockey Club of New York de. feated the New York Athletic Club at hockey last night, at the St, Nicholas Rink, by a score of 6 goals to 4, It was a slow contest, about flve men playing the game, whiJe the others in- dulged in petty wrangling, Howard, of the Hockey Club, was a bright star in the unsteady, comet-like contest, In the first rush Howard scored a goal by @ pretty shot. Stewart, after three minutes’ play, scored for the N. Y. A. C. Hoblitz was cut on the nose, but patched wp and resumed play, pata cure of BLADDER Say ING Men remarkable, Inasmuch ‘as affords — superior maa age over th ordinary methods of trfatm 30 years’ 00 accomplished me no other in Bes Dhyalolan ver been able tov atiaies 1 attribute this success to the fact that I make a a: clalty of treating only eases of men, contining my efforts to perfects ing completo cures In the most oo, bl pated cant it come ts mo < wilt explain why my method will oure when otters have falle Consultation free. If fine CANDOE call, write ice) Dr. DiBol Myeis' 146 ss York, Hovra, 0 to Bane Gag. Rundays, 10.408 oolP, Viait our MEDICAL MUSEUM, the jarmos of its kind in the: world. MOORS THREB, DICAT, Bt fevoted tn features of AT that are suffering trom any special condition or ny diseawes of a private Nature to come and haye a that haw cured the many so-called e fatted tn, cure V. 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