The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1905, Page 1

| [The Fin AER TERT eR ARTES TEST ete POT LE NTL RTT RET MT TT TT al (Pink) Eiitior of | he ng \vona ds the . “i Fvenin WBRATHER—Sho RESULTS EDITION | a sniurday, [ [_* Circulation Books Open to All.” rote enter rent arent oat mira NT e-em ee Oni ye PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 19065, ¥ BROOKLYN, R, 1B, P.O. A. 2 1 4°0 20 3 0 TAME Fae Uae 1 30 8 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0' 0 ena o 0 0 4 j ‘ Mointyre, @ 0 078 | 4 8 7 18 Molntyre relieved Jones, i, PHILADELPHIA, R. 1B, P.O. A.B. Thomas, cf, 8 8 1 0 0 Gleason, 2b. t eek RK Be ti | Courtney, 3b. 8 10 2 0 McGee, If, 2.1 f 0 0 \ Mitus, cf, 1 2 8 0 0 \ 1 3 1 1 0 o 1 2 8 0 bee rs flee Wh) oo 1 4 0 21 7 OB INNINGS, 06020 41 ©1000 0; oft Pit 8 BOSTONS STUDIED HARD BUT COULD NOT WIN. | BROOKLYNS BEATEN - BY THE QUAKERS —_——— | eBpeoiat to Tho! Rvenine World.) WASHINGTON GROUNDS, Brooklyn,, April 14—With the kame great outburst of enthusiaam PARK BALL which always marks the opening of tho hnvel ‘the National lyn of Close! to 45, of before, ie hour. spacious ball Peru. the|| ‘Long 1) campaign dn this Borough} aeaton: tor 1905 heso grounds this between the the-wool fans ‘were bn hand to ieee the rival nines, ore suitable day for the ope: y nh asked for, 8 tn? ba ots nual Gay Invthis Opened?imt 3,80 Borat PM, interes werd outside the utifully ei nescenessnt ruck) this afternoon contradicted: th wens, | that naneld, |, el JusT Boston -- THATS Abc. Bob Edgren, The Evening World’s Sporting Editor and Cartoonist, Illustrates the Eftor!s of the Beaneaters to Overcome Johnny MeGraw’s Champions. Agories sa on 7 ‘Ly WAC THIS 1s MSGRAW'S Day ‘To BE CHESTY, IHIGHLANDERS START SEASON IN WASHINGTON 10,000 Cheer Teams as They March on Field for the First Game. of Byes,” which waa well received by — ens the spectators. pee lh at 8 ofclock the Tmusiclans ened to step centre, "where the BATTING ORDER. menor of both teams quiolly tn up, ond at @ fiven Signal Srom tender arlanlandery: Tea nEtom Shannon and a biare of instruments | Qupieny: 1& Ha igre epelbhat SAE and ae ssh Plauded. After the tonne had prac Gansidy,. 8a. Mullen, '2b, (Continued on Sixteenth Page.) Cassaday, rf. Kittredge, 0, Chesbro, p. Patten, p. a atelier AMERICAN LEAGUE. BOSTON AT PHILADELPHIA, 000000002—2 01001010 —3 ba ypbhe yeah df ‘and Farrell; Bruter and owe! DETROIT AT CLEVELAND. Game postponed on Account of snow, ee VAN WYGK NOT “GOING TO WED Former Mayor Robert ‘Van Wyok late report ts engaged to marry Mra, John Philadelphia... tained a divorce trom her husband, the pierre of Accounts, am Hertle oF 8 tary Dey erate 2 ire patil Mh shy MEMPHIS | "FINISHES., “RACE TRACK, emphie, April MW ae races here to-day resulted aa fol- cR—Four erin A Amey (ev (eae EY ig ets en sar gee BME Ce aa re itied TRACE Mn. wey, x Fen toe ag tunis dts R it ars TRACK, i Qrleans,, Apri! ee ms tetutte of ie le, who about & year ago ob- | BY BOZEMAN BULGER. (Special to The Evening World.) BALL GROUNDS, WASHINGTON, April 14.—Marohing under waving flags of red, white and blue and stepping to the strains of ‘'The Stare and’ Stripes Forever,"" the Highlanders, minus kil! and bagpipes and followed by the Ws ington Club, passed in review before a crowd roughly estimated at 10,000 people to-day and the American League season of 1905 was formally declared op: Hoarse end sometimes hatless spec- tators wero crowded on every avaliable spot Inside of old National Park and long before the real show started their voices showed a painful lack of spring training, Toward the middle of the fame an oocastonal croak or a rusty squeak waa the beat they could do, ‘Nhere was no atreet parade, and. the firat glimpee’ of the players came when the #wo clubs emerged from the club house, headed by « brass band. As the Washingtons came forward, the ap- Plates turned into a roar similar to that ® | indesoelbable noise following the ay Pearance of the great college football tenms at anni mames. The crowd forgot professionaliam and looked upon the men as real gladiators battling for town pride. bay Highlanders, though Qs interlopers, Had many and were given itberal cheers, AQUEDUCT IS READY 10 (Odds furnished by Sok: Lichenstein.) marks the opening.of the metropolitan racing season, Prob, |start, while McGraw gave Roger Bres- Horse, Weight, Jockey, Owner, Odds, |Mwban the (Pleasure of catening the *Goldsmith . 23... Redfert S. Paget 4 to 1 | ‘Iron Man. Cannell, frst up, at Rapid Water Smathers 5 to 4 | doWn on a bounce to Devin, Ered ‘en- Floral King . Gardner 5 to 1 | ney mado a desperate effort to feng ate FebU eG 210) | Paap hae narnge: from ties ROM aN, ce Emperor o} gett 30 to 1 | Asp 0! A ABN AA MGs Orthodox Hayman 42 to t Views blo to, tench, aia, ‘ue Med tLeonidas . Yeager 20 to t Jonty a n t, being forced at second | *Ormonde's S. Paget 4to4 by Nyervente Dahlen to Gilbert, NO} Teacen Whitney 45 to 1 |" Boniin, the frst Glantup, was green’ Grenade mc seeetnd 2010.8 | WIA Ae Bont Mae tha aurea | ging icCormick 12 to 1 1 ‘0 “ or 0 Th ly look big.” Doin replied Obean Td P, Wimmer 25 tot | Wty a "tWworbuager io lor Held The ELT Snidiae 20 to 1 | whole Howton nnteld onaae aftar " ei; Strang's safe bunt, aud he might have heat gaear: 20 tot | Btrana’s ene bunt gl he Nt ane tM , ‘ fit to centre, scorng Donn. Can jonet H. McCormick 12 to 1 | returng tho ball a mile above Woly> fiSanta Albemarle Stable 10 to 4 | ton's oad, scaring Bivah Merten, Sinister 15 tot | Aitemptlng, to ‘bunt, popped a foul to Witch aed Ato 4 | BOAR ant eet a jamon jus) 100 to 4 | en's fivid cl hi ton to Needham, to Paleter 10 to 4 | ton te eat, aay ye Boston Stable 100 to 4 | Sica “Stauna third, > mberjac! + W. C, Daly £00 to *Paget entry. tYeager entry, tMcCormick entry, Albemarle entry. on Page 16, Everything is ready at the Aqueduct track for the of®ning of the Metropoll- tan racing season there to-morrow, The card announced to-day contains big fields, especially the Carter Handl- cap, the first clasme of the year, Before Dost time, however, these will doubtless be out. Intereat inthe Carter this year is per- haps greater than ever owing tothe fact that the race fs teally a puss and winner picking hard, Candidates have been prepared at the local tracks for weeks past, while others have been performing publicly at Bennings, New Orleans and Memphis. Whether or not the winner willbe found among those quietly prepared around here or among . To-Morrow the Diy.’ be waving at Aqueduct, Thousands course, Band will be playing the newest ragtimes composed during the wint The grand-ptand will be pack: jet be Mia! fed with bedivaacte the ring. ‘willbe be packea other ms.put forth thelr strongest talent, and it'was a battle for blood from tho start, Cheabro had bean ot- a to eave ub ‘his energy for several bra ‘wont in the box in hy prime of er thes In tact, overy Highlander was feeling his oats and waded ih determined to win or ‘give the ‘tors the hottest propoaltion in the way of again Patten, » the od shy Waal gont In ti ele th oan aie ‘falth thus pinned are, two citt walt remilte, ‘Thi w it Sappenia ‘a Firat Tnning. he i a ‘ars | pisaine fied *) aa thase that have ben running on tracks s PAYS $225,000 Phil Dwyer Said to Be the Pur- cchaset from Reilly ‘Estate. season of 194, on Nov, 15, ly to the Immense strain undergone operatio Brooklyn Handicap, a rat of the’ big Bpri Cy By eran ft now men 4 It wae learned this afternoon that pritity J. Dwyer, President of the Brooklyn Jockey Club, is the man whn has purchased the controiling Interest in ‘the 8 County Jockey Club, un- der wht auspices the metropolitan racing season of 1806 will be ushered f at Aquecact to-morrow, Mr, Dwyer bought 2,513 shares of a total ‘cunt | the pa bythe Thomas D, ‘Rellly eatate, 000 For the “property, The | gif, fe conductod. by by Frit cf Jock: Ver. hes repeatediy Vesend course is to b up ety fins ding lore in. the neat futur @ of the Aqueduct ihat be hers A Nees pleas ROL ad \aherD, ee nau yee ra OPEN RACING SEASON STARTERS, JOCKEYS AND ODDS FOR THE CARTER HANDICAP. The Paget entry is the favorite for to-morrow's. Carter Handicap, whiclr in the Bouth and West is a matter that puszies All the students of the races, To-morrow is the day, ‘The flags will people will cross the ferries and the bridges to the Long Iskind Rallroad depot, there to take trains to the race- Owt at the track Lander's with an eager, animated crowd, i sii) of en- thousands of restlesg fortune hunters, tossing to the bookmakers the savings of the tong five monthe that | % have. Intervened @i{nce the close of the FOR oe aguenver Dwyer's health broke down, owing part. it was he: who founded the famous | developed the Wd sudo! dented en, Lick Bromi rent racing men to mean | p45} two the nome of the mokiyn okey Club will moved | \4. ueduct., With a few improvements ecnat cours course. eel De brought | ,oneh ravesend, He | aot ac to oWners | man- this ally. 3° FIRSTGAME OF THE GIANTS Firat Inning. Mayor MoClellun did the honors vy torsing out the ball, dividing cheers with Umpire Johnstone, who was pre sented with a floral emblerh of rare flowera xcown on Eighth avenue, ‘Ten- TWO R Second Inning. 1 | verton, Dahlen tantly (Bot reyenew by fleid- Any Var h A » MoGann |Bharpe roi ona fly to Strang daauccnbein visited 4 high one to Mo- Gain, Boston was plainly rattled at the terrible excitement, while. the had no touch of stage fright, NO RUNS. Devlin expired with a short fly to) Sharpe, Gilbert did not quite beat his bunt to W.Jhelm, Bresnahan was there with one of his old-time singles over short, MoS inntty, popped to Lauter- bern, NO of Third Inning. Bresnahan made a pretty oatch of Needham's foul against the sitands Wilhelm soaked a hit to left centre. ‘McGinnity’s bad throw from Cannell left both runners safe, Tenney filed to Merten, Batty went out via Guibert and MeGann, NO RU Nonlin gar away, with a safe bunt to Wilheln. Strang clipped another sate one to Wolverton, McGann, sacrificed, WV nney, Mertes slamme: of er, by ( in left centre, scoring Donlin and Strang. Dahlen's burning single thr short scored Mentes. fly to Cannell. n long lin eedinam to Bat- Devan a Dahlen ¢ Mia kU Fourth Inning. n Was out on @ grounder to Gann by a great slido selaed rap and touched the bag fn | firs tit then made ae reus ns, |from Sharpe In the erowd. NO RUN i | missed’ doubling up, Wilhelm, ‘Tenney fened bresnanan's bunt in fine shape and_threw to Batty on second, mufted. on McGinnity’s roller, Bre: st was nailed at second, Tenney to Bat baniin now caused’ a roar that in| Gould be beard in White Plains by dilving bo deep centre for a home run, Siang fled to Cannell, Mccann drew the frst nas | Ho was out etealliiy, Neeaham to Patty. THE RUNB. Fifth Inning. hoisted an easy one to tm did the same thing tor With the by 70. Is fanned, first Wilhelm. He was Dahlen wi tt ev'}in ton. No RON Sixth Inning. Cannell parsed, his cheeks Ft) Dahlen, Teuney lined basil ete) i out first by “Nolat’ felt ‘to. Wolvers skontiniaed on Bint IN DETAIL! ney decided to put Wilhelm in at the) BASEBALL SEASON OPENS WITH GREAT vicTORY FoR THE 6 GIANTS; HIGHLANDERS AND BROOKLYNS IN STIRRING BATTLES ON DIAMOND, Allen Sangree Tells How Mayor McClell ———— —e4~- Get Goof Start in Season’s oo for Pennant Flag. Tossed Out First Ball and How Me- 4) Graw’s Men Did the Rest to the Delight of the Rooters. rm @IANTs, ® BOSTON. % R, 1BYP.0. A, B. R. 1B, P.O, + $8 2 1 0] Cannell, cf +0 0 8 2 2 4.0 0} Tenney, 1b, » 9 o 8 0 8 8 2 0] Abbattichio, mm, . o 16 1 1 2 0 0] Wolverton, ab, oo @ 0 1 2 4 0] Barclay, If, oo 0 Devlin, ab. 0 1 1 1 0) @harpe, rf, on iGlbert, 2b, 2 2 1 8 0} Lanterbern, 2h. pies aA Rresnahan, ¢ 0 1 2 1 0] Needham, o . oo 8 McGinnity, De . 2 1 1 2 1] Wilhelm, p, o 0 oO — — = = =) PXouns, BP, +. 1 1 0 Wolale i iistiaseesiaii 0 6 mM 1 eh *Young replaced Wilhelm, 14M * BCORE BX INNINGS.. ‘ Boston . ae EE aE la. Giants . 03,8020 0 220. Summary! Bane Hite-Oft MoUinnity, 4; of Wher, se idee Dawe on Balle Off MoUinnity, 1; off Wilhelm, 1. Sinick Out—By McGinuity, 1; by Young, nity, was HIGHLANDERS VS. SENATORS HIGHLANDERS .. WASHINGTON ......---- 0000100 01—2 Chase flied to Stahl and Ande.son was doubled. forced Conroy. No runs, fanned. Muli2n singlod, Cassaday singled, scoring Stahl. Kitt- ridge forced Cassaday out. One run, d ST. LOUIS CHICAGO ....... ..... GHICAGO ...... ST. LOUIS ...... PITTSBURG Cetennes CINCINNATI ...... - There ‘were 40,000 people banked around the diamond in the Polo Grounds when Mayor McClellan tossed the first ball of the National League season of 1905 from his box in the grand stand to the turf below. The sight © of the bounding white sphere turned looae 40,000 cheers, the sound of which echoed back fram the hills of the Bronx, To Joe MoGinnity,.the Iron Man,” was accorded the icror of piteting the opening game, Giants took the field and the first Boston batter. stepped to the plate. Not: even ot the end of last season, when the @lasite were fer in the lead, was more onthuclasm manifested by a crowd, and when the Boston players were retired in the first without a run the fans ae it as a good augury of success, For the, first time in sixteen years a ctinpionship baseball to-day floated over New York. It was just thatlong ago; on another attem noon In the year 1889, that the ol@ Giants, with Jitd ‘Mutrie as manager a rosler of famous players, hoisted another National League flag, whimpered in the lazy xephyre of Harlem for but*one brief season, Barly as noon the Ai iias began to arrive, 2 A pecultar — Umpires—Kimelle and hpi tke Attendance-40.0, BY ALLEN SANGREE, The slight was enough to inspire a blind man ag the, — moh | Totay thus genuinely histo th Pa (Continued on weeeeee 3 00001 000-4 ———— Ninth Inning—Anderson singled. Conroy did the sams, Kteinow | | a Stahl safe on Elberfe'd’s error. Huelsman fiied out. Cassidy. $i ST. pouls ‘AT CHICAGO (A.L.), 4 -000 ? . CHICAGO AT ST. LOUIS (N. L.! -0040 PITTSBURG AT CINCINNATI, LATE WINNERS AT CITY PARK. : FIFTH IRACE--MIZZENMAST (6 to 1) 1, EBONY (1 to 2), a ‘ GRAVINA 3, rae eure DON Ny to Mi 1, ORA VIVA (4 to 5) 2) 2 |