The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1905, Page 2

DIE HANLON and Young Corbett i i) Arht in Ban Franolaco to-mor- phi w night, is for no championship. Nolther ung Corbett nor Eddie Hanton claims ‘@ title, But it should be a great ilitle lanion ts just twenty vears of axe, atin experience he 1s an old ringster, than two years ago he fought Corbett. ‘That was before the ver Jad had bogun his downward ae, Corbett was matched with Mc- “Govern for the second fight. ion outfought Corbett. In the y Papen round he knocked Corbett ))) down so hard that the latter did not come back to a realization of the situa- J) Mon until one of his seconds threw a dipper of ice water over him as he lay face down ‘on the floor of the ring, © Corbett recovered enough to make a ©) wood finish: He was a marvellous little man in those days, or he never would "have come up again in time to fight. Corbett was given a draw. It was great work for seventeen-year-old Hanlon, and Californians picked him for a com- ing’ champion. On Poo, 2%, 1903, Hanlon and Corbett ‘fought again, It was an even fight. anion knocked Corbett down hard in ‘the fourteenth round, In the fifteenth | + Corbett took the lead, dazing Eddie with ) fearful swing on the jaw. In the six- teenth Hanlon was so dazed that the | | fight was stopped. He wasn't knocked out, and he wouldn't go down, but he /) was fairly, beaten. “Whe fearful punishment that Hanlon ea tho last two rounds of that fight | | took away some of his stamina, He was © too young to stand it, He whipped Kid) Broad, but then lost to Battling Nelson, (dum ns he did to Young Corbett, In nineteen rounds, Then Terry McGovern) ‘Beat him in tour rounds down in Phila- “delphi. {That last was an unlucky fight. Han- fon knocked Terry down and nearly out, MeGovern, got up and mixed, Hanlon, ewing, Then Terry followed him up and beat him to helplessness. Hanlon hooked his arms over the ropes, with! his back against a corner post, and out pot go Gown. Te is clear grit his head to his heels. | is Young Corbett's last chance, af. Manion whips him he will be a, "| musty back number. Although reports i iy he tx haying a fearful time im make | the weight (120 pounds) he will with- Out doubt be 4t as he can get, Corbett’s dissipations thaye destroyed “Much af his old flentin ability, - oo is Aitterent—a clean-living, little fel. 5 The "dope" seema to he in his 5 . Jimmy: Britt has agreed to meet @ winner in Jul 4 HB reat ocean race has demon- strated again the superiority of American shipbuilding, ‘The win- antic was bullt here, while the ig and the Valhalla were built | Mcotland, The Kaiser will have to low in Bir Thoman Lipton's footsteps h amd send a new yacht over every if or two to retrieve ‘his allverware, will be a good thing for the game, HP only men in the country who ke this coming Mitchell-Sullivan | * Pout serlously are Charlie Mitchell and dohn L, himself, Mitchell promises ) to let John off easy, and John rumbles like an extinct volcano on the verge of breafing out again and says he'll an- ate. the charitable Charles Yon L. 1s old now. His hair is white. ie Hs about 300 pounds, His girth ny He ual Ir q measured about the chest. ifs when he walks. But John Ty man Was @ great man in this coun me time, Perhaps his old friends will turn out to see him, ‘There will be Rome curiosity connected with the bout, haga mo one Will really regard it ca ight. THGILISTS pass quickly, Old Bob itzaimmons alone defies time and ange. Sharkey, Conbett, Sull!- Yan, McCoy, West, Ryan, Ruhlln, Mo- , Erne, Lavigne, Bmith, McAul- jempaey, Hall—t seems only yes- that they were with us, but now ne out of the game for good. % nm Have taken thelr places, ty r Khayyam might have written; f ) Ahi ome there were, tho cleverest an best, t Thal iime aha Fate of all their vintage taken ‘the count @ little round or ‘@ before, ia one by one crept sllertiy to rest. JERSEY GOLFERS “PLAY FOR TITLE Ia) to The Evening World.) TORBON, N, J., June 1,—A fino of aspiring golfers drove off from tee this morning at the North Gountry Club in the is-hole ing ound of the sixth annual Vshampionship tournament of the New (> doresy Bats Golf Agsociation, ‘Tho Dy Sound wns in excetiont condition and ve F Yeood woores were made. ay best of the eurly Mores returned follows: itlooh, evilie, Bouth Orange, 84. uth renee, 88, y, 87; ensack, 94, 68. too eager, ran squarely into a wild) y 0 | 169, yallioping, Likes mud and Js in fair condition, | GY “the “Keene | good ones. J. Rowe, | June 1. =] EDDIE HANLON, WHO WILL BE “YOUNG COR Young CORGETT BEAT AANLON , BUT COULDN'T KNock HIM OT. TRIALS IN THE MUD AT LOCAL TRACKS SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 1—The / 027 2-5, 0.67. galloping, Still far from w day broke dark and gloomy at the ®» but looks wel course this morning and the galloping | DINAH SHAD Four furlongs in 06%, hours were damp and disagreable, | Pounds up. About ft, able.) LUMINOSITY-—Six furlongs in 0.26, Heavy showers fell during the aight| gs" 36, 1.19, handily; 110 pounds up. leaving the track in a very unsatisfac-| Quite clever work. tory condition. However, the gloom of] MIGRAINH—BSix furlongs In 1.26 3-5, the morning was much Nghtened dy | 0.53, 1.20, breeging; 110 pounds up. Looks the spirited moves of the Facors, , | Yety Well and will no doubt be # starter Trainor Hurley arrived during tho} TN) Arn —Galloped one milo in 1.69, morning with the Bradley string of ten,) with 116 pounds up, Not yet ft, mong them being that crack handicap) IGNITBR—Galloped fiye furlongs in pertormer, Bad News, who looks in ex-|110, with 110 pouds up. Is doing nicely, cellent condition, Trainer Hurley had|but not nearly ready, the racer in the track during the morn- LINDSAY—Five furlongs in ing and indulged him in @ six-turiong | Oe AUT eee |) POURS UE, se Looks Well and as good aa ever in her gallop at three-parts speed, this belng | canoer, but only a selling plater at beat, merely a llmbering up exercise after) Opp HLLA—Four furlongs in 0,29, 0.62 Nis railroad journey. 2-6, breexing; 16 pounds up. Doesn't The Waldeck stable's candidate for/ruh in races to her private trials, the Standard sctakes, The Picket, who| SIDE SPOT—Galloped six furlongs, ‘hus been on the shelf for a short period, | 122 1-5, with 116 pounds up, Much smn- Was out in the open this morning and | Proved. Trainer Carrol Reid sent the racer to| OSIRIS—Galloped four furlongs in @ mile and a furlong gallop, boing part 0.69, Is quite a clear colt, but in the Of his peparation for the above event. | plater . ; fractionally his time follows: 0.1%)" PROC In 0.26, 0.52, 2-5, 0.38, 0.01, 1.04, 1481-2, 1.81, 1.40,|1.21, 1,62, galloping; 100 pounds up. The move Was an excellent one and stamps The Picket as being himself) with 115 pounds up. Is nearly fit and once again , looka very well, ‘The best workouts shown during the| "MAJOR. DAINGERFIELD—Five fur- morning were as follow: longs, 0.95 8-5, 0.61, 1.08, breeging; 100 | | GRAZIVALLO-Six furlongs in 0.13,| pounds up, Is very’ good just now, He | 0.28, 0.40, 0.63 1-2, 1.07, 1.01, breeging; 116|ran a very clear race last turn. ound’ ‘up. His fret mowe since the| GOLD DOMA—Galloped one mile tn | oklyn Handicap, Hd Herman, 1.48, with 110 pounds up. Looks well, trainer, and the footing just sulted him, | ESOTHRIC—H0 pounds up; a half- | OXFORD—Galloped one mile In 1.483, | miloy 0.14, 0.29, 0.43, 0.68, galloping, | with 110 pounds up, Looks well and ft, H George Hill, tdatner, MBRRIC ‘our furlongs in 0.24 3-5, | 'BAMPON-1s pounds up, and JASON, | 0.7 25,0. breesing, 10 pounds up. UE pounds up; geven furlongs, 0.18, 0.38, | 18 at big beit and quite a nice rinter, 0,89° 1-2, 0.64, 1.09, 1.28 1-2, 1.4%,’ dreeziig. | MEMPHIS--Galloped five furlongs In Both oan run in the mud, GC. 3, Reld, | 1.07, with 105 pounds up. Not of much trainer account, LADY VALENTINE-16 pounds up; PHIDBAS—Six furlongs 6.24 5, i OER Ie, 3 12, 0.27, 51, 1.05 2-5, 1.20, handily, 100 pounds up. zy a, MAIC 3 olunds up! four HYLAND—Galloped one mile in 1.53, Is At and quite clever,’ Ran nice roce last time, pi U ?, ‘tur #5, 0.27 wt) 1+, Vid | WITHUL—Galloped one mile In 1.48, Tiny Yacht, with Owner’s eazy . awe, fraing’ with 120 puna up. Looks wel and HIGH BORN—110 pounds uy about read longs, 0.13, 0.27, 0.40, 0.54, 1.0%) ‘1. RRBENAL One mile in 0.26, 0,62 2-5, Daughter Aboard, Seventh loping. 'G. Murphy,’ train: 1.38, 1.47, -handfly; 100 pounds up, Ia At “RASISON—106 pounds fur- | but’ has'run les beat ee mee in 0 n Race. 8-6, ) COLONIAL GIRL—Breezed three tur- cea. ? fon oy 4-5, 0.06 1-2, O09 $-6, 1 ? 06, easily. «| [tongs In 89, with 115 pounds up. eae ‘ wall and fit. ef ia x ‘urlongs HANNIBA: BEY— Booker, trainer, 006; 10 pounds up. Lodke Raced ont.” | (Copyrteht, 1908, by the Press Publishing ST, ANTHONY BOY—115 pounds up: | QtORL M—I'ive furlongs In 0,25, 0.51 2-6, | Company, New York World, six furlongs in 1.26, galloping. 8. Booker. | 1.55, handily; 100 pounds up, Is hardly | (Special Gable Despatch to The Kvoning trainer, of stake quality, Looks very’ well, World.) HALLOWMAS~115 pounds up, and path ADL seca a SANCTUS, 110 pounds tp; flye furlongs FALMOUTH, June 1.—With sails torn. OE Re HOM eee ae and GRAVESEND ENTRIES, masts bent and broken, the little yacht OYAMA, 105 pounds up; five furlongs 1 Fleur de Lys came in before the wind Kae lsnatlye” Je Rowe drainer, fais ‘ arriving here at 1016 A, M, to-day, the t, KiSVIN—I15 pounds up; three tur-| gnagmenwr? ; seventh boat in the race across the At- Leet esate goon Gnee eee Rare 4 |lantle Ocean for the Kalser's Cup. trainer, re as, follows: On board this ttle vessel, owned by MeKITDREDGEH—15 pounds up, and| ingesp geace—tor fee Lewis A. Stimson, of the New York PERDITION, 110, pounds, ups, five Tut | about six furtongs EMME Yacht Club, was’ Miss Stimson, the Kor gy) O18 0.28 tek O40, O68 1-8, 108 4-6, | Lady Amelia, daughter of the owner, the only woman pulling to” tne filly “all the way, J. Shope who dared make the trying trip on one Huggins, trainer, Burelgh Of the eleven racing yachts, % VELL — , and Ame ‘ SCR Te toot Tor a halt inten | Gla “mnethnd Miss Silmson, a seawoman from tho ‘guloping, J. Huggini Lindsay soles of her small shoes to the crowa “YUNNA—HOb Star 10 pounds Ft breezing, J. UB of her seaman's cap, was on deck when the Fleur de Lys came Into port here, A great nor'weater protected her trom ine, Marjoram DON ' DIBGO—i6 ' pounds | up, San WOOLWICH. 115 pounda up; ft 4 Seda the cold wind, and one of her first in- ona in 0.18, 0.27, 040, v.bh 1.08 4 OSes auiries was: big gullop. A. J) Joyner, trainer. ‘ Srwaipiak ;| "Where have we come in?” . SECOND RACE-—Two-year-clds; sclling; di AP Niwas Rennes PT five and a half furlongs “Seventh,"" she told, ‘breezlng. Looks very ft and ready, BXrodyne Mise Stimson Disappointed, Nurley, iirainer, Magic Power UNCAS—110 pounds “pi six furlongs Speedwa Every ona of those weather-beaten in 1,25, preetnt tae Tents Re rors le seamen showed disappointment at this in 1.26, galloping, J, J, Hyland, wainer, Tittle Ben + announcement, but Miss Stimson's dis- ShNDY Batis “pounds up; @. halt Gir Buse +441 appointment was keener than those of hide in 0.14, 0.27, 0.41, 0. SGreeniand) +4409 » Charles _Huwhea, ’ traber, sranne BAGHIPRA—6 pounds up; six tur; Jongs in 127, gallowng, A natural mud | sPancque’.. runner, being a ful W. Karrick ,trainer. quarto DESCEND 10 pounds up, and Major Daingertled GLOBB RUNNER, Ub pounds up; tive Rel Knight furlongs in 0.18 1-2; 0.26 1-6, 0.39 1-6, 0.68, Adbell 1.0%, handily, C. Murphy, trainer, Kenaiian | ROB ROY—A hait mile in 0.13, 0.26 1-2, ¥ c vio 0.40, 0.64, galloping; 110 pounds up. W. Sear ia Karrick, trainer, ENTE COPPHOROSITY—A half mile tn 0.12 4-5, 0,20 4-5, 0.99, 0.03, easily; 16 pounds up, Hd anna,’ trakne MIX UP—Five furlongs in 1.14, brees- ing; 110 pounds up. J, Huggins, trainer. DELMORE—Five furlongs tn 0.18, 0.26, 0.99, 058, 1071-2, hindily; Mv ‘pounds: \up. N, Harris, trainer, THE Veils \D¥—One mile in 0.12 1-2, 0.25 4:5, 0.85, 0.5 1.00, 1.19 4- 1.34, 1.60, very y; 110 pounds up. Acted as if she Mked ‘the mud, F, Lit- tlofield, trainer, OLIVER CROMWELL—Seven her shipmates, “I believe mine was the only boat “ that took the northern passage,” sald brother to Herbert, | rip RACH—Handicap; mito und one. |" Stimson, “and ,a trying passage | this was from the start, We left Sand. Hook In a fog, but as the w | el red we made for the north and sailed along at a good pace. On & morning of the 2éth 8 sixhted ice. bergs to the port. Then we s a j icebergs to the starboard, hey | Seemed all about us, We tried’ to | steer clear of them, and we did, only to meet up with a gale the 26c%, Lifeboats Smashed, “Phe wind was ike a hurricane all | of the 2sth and 27th, and the waves’ jswent over the boat as though thoy would sink h “On the ¥ith three men were on deck Jwhen a wave bore down upon them, abd THURSHAY: EVENING, ITT 1, FOR SPORTING NEWS AND COMMENT xosek?'ticren oes BETT’S” NEXT OPPONENT . HOW PAANLON AEARLY PUT "CORBETT" OUT Tor aING WHEN THE DENVERITE 1s eppies WAS AT HIS BEST, FAVORITE STL. AUTOISTS TO TRAVEL 1,000 MILES FOR,A $2,000 TROPHY ‘The plana tor the annual tour of the | Pitteburg milMonaire; Harlan W, Whip ‘American Automobile Association are | ple, ex-President of the American Auto now well under way. The offer of &| mobile Association; J. M. Waters, the $2,000 trophy by Charles J. Glidden adds | New York artist; Windsor T, White, interest to tho contest, ‘The owner] Rollin White and Walter White, all of whose car, in the opinion of the Gildden | the White: Sewing Machine Company; Cup Commission, does the dest work | Perey Bi “Pierce, “ot Buffalo, wna val on the two weeks' outing during wich | {nier fificen users of Fierce oars; Al- 1,000 miles will be, covered, will re-| Pope SManutacturtin’ Company! one ceive the cup. Jay, Paul Deming, Augustus Pos ‘The commission deciied quite re-| H@orge 8. Waite and many others. Bi te att tod 4 = cently that the original plan of forcing | her ‘who will tour down Geeta a each gwner to carry an observer, hold-| the regular tour, and other New Eng- ing m the tour to the strictest |1and points will contribute large quotas, At Hartford the Pope Manfactunini rules of endurance contests, would not] company will_entertain the tourist a do, and the most lberal rules have now| Boston the Massachusetts Automobile been made, ‘The tourists will be al-|Club and Charles J. Glidden will act ag hosts, at Worcester Sere will be lowed to travel an they please, being! entertainment provided, and’ In_ the merely restricted to certain starting | White Mountains Anderson and Pric and finishing limits for each day's run | Will open the Mount Washington Hot The cars in this way will not be abused | '0 the tourists, Returing thofe will be entertainment at Pittefeld by the Auto- and touring will be more pleasant. Mmobdile Club and at Poughkgopsie. Inaymuoh as the tour carrles the aR, motorists to the White Mountains in time for the annual ‘hit climb, with; PRINCETON THE GAINER. several days in the mountaina during — the olimb when many pleasant tours| WEST POINT, N. Y., Juno 1.—The West may be enjoyed, the chances for a|Polnt-Annapolls game will be played this year on Princeton Field, Princeton, on Dee. Lele Cahtdiboe at on the Fun serma| >" instead of on Franklin Field Phil bb iiideily delphia, an heretofore, The demand for Eppie Manton Goores of those who enjoyed the St. | tickets to the played by the Nes Louis tour Inst year will participate in | tonal Academies has become 80 great tha} FiewtTer, _ this one, including Jamea L. Breese, the 1 Pennsylvania could supply. The N lat bet ennsyivanin and the milltonatre artist; W. C. Temple, the relations between Pennsylvania eee STANDING OF THE CLUBS. \ NATIONAL LEAGUE, AMERICAN LEAGUE. | Club, Ww. L. 3, Club. +» L. PC W. Le PC.) Club, W. Lb. PC, |) jew York..80 0 .709|/Chicago v a, 22 11.667) Washington | . if taburg. 28 IT Loule.,.15 23 305) Chicago. +21 14 ,800) Boston 15 28 .: i} ie Phila’ phia:.21 16 568| Boston ‘14 24 [B68 || Phila'phta.[19 15 (650/8t. Louis, 2. | 'e Cincinnatt,.19 19 .500/ Brooklyn ..16 28 .849 || Detroit ,...18 17 .514|New York..14 22 .| | RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. i N | i} New York, 9; Brookiyn, 0. lew Xork, i Ehiladelphia, 8. Philadelphia. 6; Boston, 0. Cleveland,’ 12) St. Loul Don't let your ru ture dra: OU GOWN The thousands of pitiful cases hi trott, 0, nt tet your rupture drag you down lected an na Wasntngton-Boston” geme postponed. P v Proacad res Naar 44 Pittsburg, 10: 8t, Louls, 9, treated Ruptures that I see as: ee Sse! Gineinnati, 11; Chicago, 10, First gam innaty, 8, Chicago, 2. Second game, Rain. in my fitting- 8 a @n unspoken story of iqnorance f, of disappoln- Cineinnat 5 Ss CORREO LER LOD OTL e: Tent’ aad asooption, the enorme ae he Lond a" known onty to thoes who York at Boston, Bouton at New York. trees "ary Wrronk and how wnitetestomiee dgat Suing seamunsd Deapie where tpele, ov at Boston, on at New York. factorily and alin is. here cinta at Brooklyn. | Washington at phitadelpnte. probiem in selved by the Cluthe Thies and Attomalle acting Balers eum oat Pittabure, jevelund at Chicago, ut Detroit at Bt, Lous, 20 minutes in my fitting-room 0 ne time zen ee eer srr Sh sett upture if “pply to me. You may then go about The work with your Huy te PROPERLY beld for the FIRST RUNS. patural condiiion unti! Tuptire la, CURRD, weiner ONLY camcureg My Free Book iri" intaine musn Snformation Tnvate Uable to every one ruptured, No matter A NEW SERIES Capt. A. W. Lewis, general manager | of the Boer War, and Chris Fitzgerald, of the Brighton Beach Racing Associa- -" tion, met yesterday and arranged tho B 1D After Three Games Across| **'#i# of # pian to be followed during the tucing season at Brighton Beach ; + of i it inter Bridge Teams Will Start | ‘ich,!* mended to rere ie wor | TELLS ITS OWN STORY i War spectacle, id And tells it eloquently in the bright eye, the supple, on Western Trip, eA ea) Nedey Biss aes eae elastic facvenene, the smooth, soft skin, glowing with the grand stand of the Boer War and | health, a body sound and well, an active brain, good the grand stand of the racing assocla- | anpetite and igestion, refreshing sleep, energy to per- Wate Talay hi Ga < time, knowing that tl 0, BRST iv) heen. one for zou-ail $a, ee aU rnhise a BROOKLYNS AND (at. Jamey tied to Thomas, Baten! MOP ts deudy W sara, etne tak ots, at that ath oa heehee BATTING ORDER, ion, and a constant correspondence the duties and capacity to enjoy the pleasures of Brooklyn. Philadetnhia. Will be Kept un between the ¢wo polite Hike ‘The blood is the most vital part of the body; every organ, muscle, j Sheekard, If, HAV Burra of vantage, In addition to this @ speak-| 1/00 nerve, sinew and bore ia dependent on it for nourishment ‘and | Baro au Courtney, 8b, ui Live i Deltig, inanalied aa fahed, strength, and asit circulates throngh the system, pure and strong, it fur. Owens, Bb, Maxce, It Capt. Lewls has consented to deter to | nighes to theae different parte all the healthful qualities nature intended, Toran ek. Bransfeld, 1b, the raclug association, And Boenthe | When, from any cause, the blood becomes impure or diseased, it tells a Ib, Dool! fi i ‘ion is making ready for ite as forceful in its way. Itching, burning skin dis. Beary te Dooin, ¢. ny fkcetor running any Wace. , ue ae dea ‘ hye complexions, disfiguring sores, "boils, carbuncles, Ben Ra—Bauawine and Kein, i TS eto., showy the preeeni fe fee Blood. ot tome foreign mates se pole. BY JOHN POLLOCK. TITUS PROTES a deeply poisoned blood circulation, These may be either inMerited or pecial to The Bvenine World) FRED FUESSEL. acquired, © t the seat of trouble is the same—the WASHINGTON PARK, BROOK- i bl LYN, June L-With a clean sveen 8 4 aay ci in ene sea tael Co ee a ae cemmon and tie ot | Aeratia, quarter-mile aaah haa best lood,. §. 9. S., a purely vegetable blood remedy, cleanses and purifies the circulation and makes it fionda from the| withheld ftom Fred Fuevsel, of the strong atid clean, Under its purifying and tonio effects all Reugne SA Avid ate Sxpelled Ri Club, finished he blood, the general health is built up, isfiguring eruptions it where they bean Bae Bens On td ear NORD ney blemishes disappear, the akin becomes soft and smooth and robust ie Seca three games with Ned|, Jmmedintely after the rece, Constance | health blesses, life. Riicumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Hanton's unfortunate tailenders, ‘Thus protested the race on the Rround’ poison and ail diseabes of the blood are cured by 8, 8,8, Book on tke ao] that the course waa longer than a) 9 ©) ‘ The Hantenites have heen a cinch so] ‘hat, the course was longer tak | Aicod and any medical advice, free of charge, fit of hustling ball Quaker Clty came fo those grounds jtar this xeaaon for the Phillies, and a4) wah jn tide water, In place of in atill THE SWIFT SPEGIFIC CO. ATLANTA, GAs the latter have been playing @ faster) Water, ag preylously agreed upon, Fewne during the last three weeks M89) “jugsgol maintains thet all contestants i‘ Bo an te for weveral years, Hen- | yiieawel maintains that all cone) OLD DR. GRINDLE, | SPORTING. 7 ave 1} conditions existing at the time the race 3 ALSPECIALIND Lt Jon'g mon WH Have to play Ay get | way started, and that the Drotoats wore | 3 YaMdana a LAI {BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB they are worth entered, not hetore, but after those| Under Dr. PRY polenticle sea tently, BIX RACKS 'RO-M 802, Me ‘Werar this series both teams will| protesting bad lost, eee eee ative whore polly, and on ranks BORGIR, Thm ote tien aret Western trip, ithe" alaritan, Regatta, Commltten wil | iat ci Phat SRy any othe ads | radia Mg mead, Sa ANE M, |Yy , (i t on Sunday ani role. 1 Hy er 10 2 Ast 0, First Inning. eet ae aueltion {a'the Ritinry oF contt lor cht’ for club Miembers: Leave ys Sup or whether |} fen spar ey oF con Enna laa longs in 0.12, 0.25 1-2, 0.89 1-5, 0.61, 1,04 1- FIPTIT BACT ; two-venr-olds; five a 1,18, 1.81, handily; 10 pounds up, Loves | furlongs. All of them narcowly missed being car- tie! nud, “Gould ay shrough se) oe Kee Dogay se10t led overboard, One of thein was care dec k, trainer, # Nae t ried against the binnacie box, break : Wee) nae » breaking on Une b pou ae NB ie Le Heston We vs 104 two of his ribs. ‘The other two clung Hanaily, Mud aulte Hore. &, Iie apt on in some way and saved thely Ii man, n AWVorg 104, “Bo heavy were the waves that the Et i Ww smushed one of tho Hfeboats as though ey 104 i: had been paper, GRAVESEND TRIALS. M lot “This sora jaaied for three days, P SIXTH ‘ ‘ ant were we feel- ytd old and up; one & safe. The Fieur The rain of last night again made}! frcha cd hovocit the stanch | lite . |e boar whe Q the track very slow and the cool weath=| — Hinderion (1 0.) He tree bk BHU, Gt, ARAL er with a heavy track made training Beihaithen peoeit he 'ekoun died brivzod us ana ve | Sertoho ne 05 proken our sails, 4 Impossible. to very Slingrenaie, There were a num [SR make good time ‘after that, Bome days per of very clever moves considering| Riit ant’ fe, st we could do was two or three the conditions of the track, but nothing) —Jackslatt bt a a a ighted, off Jad vostol The Fleur de 1 was sighted off the ®eneational in the way of fast time, Nuit Blanche Tigard at a A. Xt, The Aflsa hove if Frank ‘Tylor , sight at 4.25, and then came the Uto- wana at f.0h, The 'Thist'e crowed the Iine at 12:14, leaving Apache the only of the racers to manont, Ys, Malay went to firat on called balls| tho race te to he rowed again el bat ney, lads i comple y, ai ity ark Ruy, via ii Pen tee od, Rx) and. purloined se0vnd, Shreck saori- fmoneh nl swell ne, BT RICE, YAK: y me City. ficed, Dosin to Bransfleld, Lumley was TESOHT De aay. dince ae wasulhine bin ox: | Hall, eh flied to ‘Thomas. ; pel A Phy > easy fly for Ons BUFO: 9 to him nt | MF Dae Baka vue Lewts to. Geaeler 2 In 1 Shoe Polish is: the | Hie ation Bit Wid ney contrasted | HIGAGO HANDICAPPER anit Lumtuy took cate ‘of Courtney's fy. | product of a new process, Sombie ‘Se Grint Te atiiiat che same ottice, 171 | UELWAMY FART aint a, ck tine NO RUNS, Oils that are a true leather food with J West 42th, ab bon) or Tn TN An ates | Towels ioe Wwiren an | Second Inning, Pela! ng elements that produce an J Nuioy pie fio thine aalvertteine: chat | 9 al an gens Hom eg ny att Geasler walked, Sparks threw Lewis }f immcd.ate and lasting shin ny tenth) aly Ay rh Ade os fees. s out at first, Spatks sent Dobbs to frst | ") SHOE pore, on four wide ones, Bergen'’s slash for | Nn POLISH two bases sent home Gessler and | ome Dobbs. 'Hason hit to Doolin and died Diack and Tan in toe - at hrst. Boolin. took, care of Mulay'a | pop fy, TWO RUNG, Lewis and Gessler disposed of Titus McGee's hit wae good for, two bags, Branafield. singled sending. n€me MoGeo, Doolin | forced Branafiold ‘wt ‘eecond, Dooln filed to Malay, ONH RUN, Third Inning.