The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1905, Page 14

(oO URN a a facial | "THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING APRIY, 19, 1905. oy NS STARTERS IN CAR CARTER HANDICAP AND JOCKEYS WHO WILL RIDE THEM ° IGABHT, the Japancse jlu-siteuan, | Jn irrepressible. He has bobbed | } up again with onother propos! tion. Now ho wants to fight a "tough, jallowing the uncivilized American the! of fists and feet, a la barroom, | Filgosh! will uso j2i-jitsu, unlimited this ie, and he says he will demonstrate | jo the entire satisfaction of every ono | terested that the Japanese style of | | Fough-house fighting is the greatest in Yihe world, It 1s ‘tor the honor of the | Wapanese art” that Higashi urges the | ‘trial of this novel competition. But the wily Asiatic has an eye for the main chance, too, Besides thy thonor” that would asoccrue to Japan through his bone-breaking feats ho {n- ‘Wists that the contest must be held bo- fore a very lange number of specta- tora—presumably at a good roumi rate! ‘per head. HE police? Oh, that's easy! 111. | gash} would have Mr. McAdvs, through the wide acquaintance Ywith ‘“toughs’ enjoyed by the depart- ment, pick out a good hard specimen | to face him, Probably the Police De- | partment would find one who could easily be spared by the city, Some of +) the ‘gangs’ might supply a man to >> Ql the bill, and nothing but general re- fotoing would follow his extinction at The hands and heels of the bone- 7) preaker, Who would not volunteer in eS pie, terests of science? If the Jap really could arrange such C & match Madison Square Garden ARTER H A NDICAP IS bs wouldn't hold the crowd, The ancient an Glediatorial days of Rome would be Siew i . oer| =A PUZZLE FOR ‘BETTORS y 8. ‘ laced the injured lew 4 splints and Delehanty wag removed | to his hotel in ac ge. He will be ! oyt of the kame jor a long tim He was a brother of "Big Ed” Deles /' { home-run fame, who met a . ankle while playing in a daseball game } in Newark yesterday, Delehanty wee’ ; chasing a long drive when he ran ingo | J, CORBETT and James J. | J Getries, the ‘world-tarous comte-} Many Horses Have a Chance for the Rich! tragedian: “'Jim'" Delehanty, the crack lefifelder| yant » have the centre of the of the Boston Nationals, broke his left! tragic death In tne Niagara River, @tage just now in New York, When Prize, and It ls Hard to Say Which Robert Fitesimmons comes back to “ . town with his great aggregation of Will Be Favorite. thespian talent, and Georges Hacken- wehmidt, the greatest player the mat (ise ever seen, starts his farewell tour BY FRANK W. THORP. fm a Brooklyn theatre before catch-as- (Special to The Evening World.) fe asking of his neighbor to-da eateh-canning with the famous Thomas | wAsHINGTON, April 13,—Who will Those of the rogulars who aro st ; Jenkins, our cup of joy will be running /win the Carter Handicap? | Westtington have their favorites in ? over. ‘That ig the question every horseman the horses they have seen racin Bat j pennies: Those who have been ‘atching workouts | RU SHO CERI CR| eneurnseneenseinemmeeerecteeiomtemees jaround New York have also selected | | | favorites, and they don't delfeve that | jany of the Washington bunch will get! |a peek at any part of the Carter. | It ts a very aimoult race for the | 'pubiic to get any sort of line on, for| jthe reason that probably one-half of jthe fleld will be golng to the post for ‘ gee Owen Moran, the English bastam- rer ene April 18—The Ascembly | ies aime time, and the public will have ) Wolght Aghter, arrived to-day on the! Codes Commitco decided yesterday 0 Ang such Intermanon ome meet Neat (Special to The Evenine World.) Ee teaton puted’ hy CEE LAU SLM ALT ay aaa Boxlng /aition as they are able to. ae (ae BY ALLAN SANGREE. BALTIMORE, April 13—Hugh Jen- 5 ermitting fifteen-minute contests x % Fi ie : Rast- the foot of West Eleventh street Prot i edenaee auspices of tie Amateur Ath= the newspaper reports of workouts,| Here's the difference! At § o'clock more widening educator than any uni- Rae laghaad Si oh a) Bolbiners Oar + “Gy before 9 o'clock, He was met at tho leile Union, The form shown by Beldame as a two-! (his marning you could not have founda Yersity, Boing, as you might way, in| pro Meagus Club, pecelved a ve eerie ‘om O'Rourke, who will look . Chalrman Phillips, of the committee, | year-old gave no indications 5 z ipeanga,| the throes of this schoolin, \\ from Manager McGraw of the Gla pier by Tom fies as to what] Giant art dng (he Evangel: I can fee ; ‘After his interests while he {s in this| Belge: One comma ivioe Game t0 pie. gens might be expected of her as a three- nt arisen, excepting ¢ 5 What these men stand, Gow they take| ‘S$ Morning announcing that i the _Sountry, opened the doors to prize-fighting were |%%4F-old, and she just galloped home | !%h" Who always does a bout with (no adversity in a philosophic way. Al/ Boog inmejgic® DO Would send him @ Moran 1s one of tho most promising /nat well founded, In any event, if/with the Carter, and at a fancy price,| Koran during the hours of the third rth once lost aeven straight games in | “yn Null ttely inform: | Joking fighters that ever camo from | such ts the case, the tw can easily be /So tt may be the same with any one| watch. | Philadelphia, ‘That would wave but) 64 Saye he th heave new Caaeril Bngland, Ho atands five fect four and "peiled next year, | 4 4, /of the three-year-olds engaged, and the| But before breakfast every lad of the|™e In tho asylum, He asked to bite | So oat the infielder who was algnied by @ half inches, weighs 114 pounds in | passed, early next week and sent to the |Carter may furnish another surprise, | Manhattan College Club, which plays | another, and then won fourteen in suz- | \the Giants Inst winter, Neal's work fighting trim, and is twenty-one years | Governor for his algnature, Joyner Has a Strong Hand, at One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street | cess+on, on the spring training trip. was not Md. Ho has been fighting for moro! Gomo people profess to have informa. | th# efternoon, was dressed, shaved, | RAPID VATE. iw p SAW: @ If you want a cigarette that contains pure Turkish tobacco with a blend that is new and delicious; a smoke that is mild and satisfying, that gives a full pleasant flavor and a pleasant after-taste, try ta & lot of ‘help, too, from | quite up to the standurd of National than five years, during which time ho i -land nervous as a June bride, They | Catoher, He tells you to figat just| League Umber, and for some time Me- has engaged in forty-nine battles, los- BROWN FRESHMEN WIN. Pana ani aaatd ne ot nts | Bad a ineeting last night, went over | as hard in the ninth as in the firut. | Graw has-been trying to place him with ‘good club. tng only one decision, and that to Jem | thelr signals and tricke, encouraged | He keeps saying things all tue time, |* r the Oriole manager, was PROVIDENCE, R. 1, April 18.—The entries; and he has Goldsmith, Or-| i Mi ; 2{and_ if be is an old fell Jennings, the OFlels ger, ‘Batopotls Rolda ithe bantam wel De | ereahimen. clase won’ the’ Brown, Univ Mondek Bitt Baleleccne ele one anovier, sang “By the Shade of| M0Gutre ne Bowe eet Oa Kem | cormeriy star shortstop on the ‘Balt- Inter-class tack meat on Andrews F 4 ” with McGraw, e tive by Westing Frankie Nell, Joxtorday: wince taal of Bs CA points. The |Phine and Tencress to draw trom,| (he Olt Apple ‘re Ae ee ual SPU Pa nats Po ee DE ad akatsene: ib, wet the merican ehamnion, in va, fittern: Juniors were second and the seniors third.” |'There are others, who saw ¥lorai| 22% S! the nebuloue oh: They Think and Act. the first call on Neal's services, Wy of Longon feverel months ABO, | a al alle A Hehe reer at New Orleans, who say| such { schoolboy life. We were fate thede ape haw, aulok and accu, ————___— t Bowker three Unies, Ithat t . th e n agson! was te U f sideman nit fought Bowker ce Vacs, | NEW ORLEANS CARD, — [thst the carter ts only a ‘gallon for| ait there once, and sometimes thom (8° anane may Nstren twas pliohine | — MUGINNITY VS, NEWTON. raat wife tn tae third, Bowker | amas him: ome ‘believe that David’ Jobn-| days took pretty good | Ae, ,ttyN nuit sti he couldnt tt the verdict ant end of a 2 " FT , and others ; x h anxiety an ij He “fwenty-rouna verd.st e eR ARS ENBUE TOUR, en. think that Wyndham, Walden ‘hotte| Professional ve, Collegian, | domiess iat mi ‘heat an gue wierly,| Jon MeGinalty, the ‘Ifon, Man.” wit Pe , Oe F spit I cGulre Kept algnailing| pitch for the All-Nationalg in thelr friea’ for to-morrow's races are as fol-|the strongest pair with Henry T, Ox-| The point $n question, however, Is/to mit it equare over the centre oF eas against the Hobobens at the St. , the latest and best production of Allan eMalter Guan 402 young feller,’ ho hand's Banta Catalina and Bohemia, | the contrast vetween processional and |the plate, I thought, he waa mad and FIRST RACE— it turio 7 3 " ei if rine : tad aia t Grounds, in Hoboken, Pirate strate Wer Cac aad Nk) ‘Tho performance of the latter in the| colleglan, the amazing amount the one| Pin, ue ts He insisted” und | George ,Crleket OroNewtonn the. iligi: | *Céoh B x +10 |Second Running of the Bennings Han-| has to learn. You get a college boy ‘Now, look here, y rs’ southpaw, will be in the Box } ae Mt |eicap to-day wil fumish a line on| who is playing with a big league to | guide Aagvic ei, ie stl ay ia tobukens Ramsay, the recognized authority on J an Herve 3) {ber ability, It will Ikewise furnish] open his heart and describe his firs Halve him a sweet ay i ON THE STAGE: Neen VASE MO | teat for ‘Tosean, | But how ean ono| impresitoas, end tie various aecounts| Ye plain and’ jonve tt teehee Turkish tobacco, the man who has made Jacob, ee creas mention Bohemia, Santa Catalina, Tos- 1 differ It ou've got as good a chance as Lafole,’ i ivat i aco oe 107 ; Satalina, Tos-| would difter Mt é for si nitrate | Hepmi ie QUEENS [etm Preen and others that have been| ‘The best illustration that we have to- McGuire Was Right. | CAG or 8) ved tine the pr cigarettes of epee | Piker “had ito [Pacing at Bennings tn the game breath| day is young Walter Ci mon, whee Lil afellowed Instructions, and when the Turkish court. Ria aR Poe foes Ormonde's Right, G four brothers have all been famous! Larry Why u_GinGH Was cond ; George Hackenschmidt, the aiupelan iwaes Strom: Chrysitis, Can. on the dismond, Walter was born J dick to Kill the ball, 2 (! 10 fi l Bion," will be the star of the bill nex fi p SAAT SEH right "i Field, He heard base riiniy Knew what ise ‘ i! i or lo Rit Retcy Willlams's Orpheum frown Prince and others of fatr-| right neat Jarvis ned about, fo ne of the hard i Dose HH Ly wee! vi e ee vod quality that outclassed the| pall talked since awe of two. He} nics got. awe inneld. con | eg erianore, Boe, anit |) Wheatre, Brooklyn. “Hack” will appear! Fortunate ineh last year as aa Wicnaned |i 09. » only John; he y woveral’ this 1 8 y ni by teles eg - Eat iseenecnatereet © 4h an exhibition wrestling bout, and will | Anvie Bryan : ye HE BROS {tched notable ball tot Harvard ya managed to hold on ove, showing his marvellous mu aie. as Glorifier Has Class. cera “Boose te! bata data yee rast hd lar development. This will ‘be Sle i . p he has the at to becom ehances and reasoning vhings out lke it ubito wppearance of the great! Te Hackenachmiat is matched with ‘Tom enkins. They will meet within a month) mn obably (ad Madison Square de! | RILEY BESTS WALLACE. | fine ¥Cw Cus ny. » good and fit intyiton id win tol in fast co play has] that” Mile and geventy t pa But coiieg Hho mattor of pitet AS i yy is dp and upward rete Rv ROR he. Nahe | rded Tater than hastened hie d2-| eament ote aoitrag ng, protenti 2 eae a fil of ndowfil epecd,| velopment. Ha wou oe a draw | sinh ia Ny al pretty pan \ Have Fee nas only 100 pounds to eats: | card rigcit now if his preparatory work | himse 048 more. or. Jes: ; sie ts in with $@ pounds and een spent in we ainor leagee) tat no Manhattan custoglin up the q § IMMEN t uns, 50 ¥ say, Czara-| His experience #hould be valuatde to| to-day will have more enthusiasm than M and Pore wn Prince “dre hori | al) aspring pitchers Dan Mo ox Joo MoGinniiy, "atin i manent is Indoubtedly 8 e iW JI t can ‘eatry. tid pout What a Difference! wa d ness G Cures, (Bpectai to The Evening World.) Ailes COMOne | byt Beore A = Riley, of Baltimore, and ai Lady Mereury , \ranse ‘a cre as professional | whistle f i der ‘ya oh ent tI & iy Ok lace at Manavunk A. | gehn at i *| Hageball noto the weiter, | Ming : er pulyleiye s0Ue Cait. es ma Aan a radunt re ie At the end Riley was Teabe Hy n ‘A eae Sed ovine Ty fon hat tt ne|$! i 13 vhan by al a atitied to a shade. He was much the ane an js Why i ma Hise a kid toy were killed the gods would he nleaged | Vurtislt jets yuu 4 yeter of the two, and had Wallace Kerne? iW tha | rastle compared to vis, In at hig neat appearance, When it came | hon! it horedstary ducks, ‘ } ‘a hors to, have | Seat LOOT Oss ent ciewrice ORC UII Re as) Hoe had” tne | yarrow dey 1 Wnad Dinca booting du ci Unt ‘of Then ‘Sr uaye| college wo never Itfed to gat away) Aoiait Making thelr Arat chaege | Mit deear™ gintuP awolne, ATCT UN! What L believe to be he ony tae ential , eA tas eee rete College Boys Could Learn, ERRIGOGHIAB, or any larder iy hag VS Viren Mpeure without the ase of * talent at Washing: | supposed to rip them in with al your | Sides indlage F Overworks Tt ita toy | ‘ Kiba £0 he, tie Denerae i ere in tie t {hat no one haw might and retire every batter, Why, 1/ , Same with professional ball players. ii of hua lang Pini, Di, Gilntie wil | the Muccensful, treatment wna presets 2 Nae eae oven: yor na LVOheRe buds sous sMmInve Oly .. jeure You ae murely He YOU Bo £) hin con: ¢ overs} thar Darrow eaally defeated & re p bast Favorite in the | eyeee Lineter Enemy tee Were et pnilonooh they'd “‘piay a Zot” bette ASaattuattaeitatia eet br Geo. B, Wix, | Muutine, 1 have permanently ured ins rah t fen im the Ol tournament for ther men in e ane ul pone Dn ir, Grind at the same of i v ry 300. tN ee ni mat charmplonshin. nf Greater Carter ts worth winning, There]? nadra Thia game winds up the preliminary wrest ‘ con't ith Fore et ee teeta Aidhin Or EY. OIKSE elie henna, Conta at he ‘8 Billiard Acaden ndded money alone so ft is +4, season, to-morrow bong en ae jwhtch yj dow hialher reputatte ny i aig toy t thing, the college man. sel Miles. ts gh a SCENT: Chas polats to Oy. » ve Any trainer, bavine +. i opening day in elwht eltles, ‘The Glanta | record wh i 'B. WIX, M, D. andidate in foint, to let eane| dm. appreciates the value of mixing |are fixing, to make |t an ovent. to re- Talchr ae quove facts befor You, ANd every statement made bone aoa te er inder his feet in the mat-| wing the pecuilaridea ci | member, for they will raise their pen- | © Aad Wat Motecher, With 6a (housaude of persone whom 1 of preparation. |nant and defy the universe, |The ve i i nary H hould be an. taem, ov i | — each batter, He forgets tat the hardor |™ 4 i S whert cont to . © look. on himself as the o1 On| disappointment over the ‘phone \ (MANY ATHLETES ENTERED. | Pda Henne oe eeattiny. use entre atructar,| to fenowite ond Brush, Tho lat shia er tons, DR. oe B. WIX, Interview These Cured Pat | 1 to Th i 7 ode ‘looked himself in his hotel and will TURE SPECIALIST | eae SAUDR, 96 Oak at, Now ks EUR arn eek teovived (Special to The Evening World.) und if uey oesin to hit him he loses! attend the @ame diszuleed nan ohaut= AY, 8 1 RUP' iN , for the anual interscholastic games PHILADBLPHIA, April 18—-Mannger| confidence. I've seen some cry, either|feur, Should Wt rain the opening will 42 East 23d St., New Y. fits N, bed top baie) es se. show that was] from anger or diagrace, Strung up to| take place Saturda; scheduled to take place at the Na- tional A, G, last. night. Tommy Mur-| ‘!# point, it fs no wonder that he be- ny and Tony Bender ett to Pave comes thoroughly Feocigruya Rpbeared “Peoteasionsl baseball I consider ray (