The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1905, Page 2

NATE AS REPL WM RERRTETAR AT Re NPT TO Seen einige SHER RPP Tt A THE WORLD: TUESDAY, EVENING, JUNE 13, 1906. ‘ once SPORTING NEWS AND COMMENT rosek?'2BGREN._ OOR OLD FITZ’ LOOKS LIKE RAFFLES TO OTHER FIGHTERS UNTIL THEY FIND HIM I "Poor o4D FITZ. AS J Fete ome GALLOPS IN THE MUD ~ UMPIRES” LIVES / Bailts.to Escagette | LAID BARE FOR AT I OCA I TRACKS a ” i Police, Poor o.o #Te', ; Md AS J/M CORBETT ‘ —_———+4-— EOWSs HIM, Utpectal to: Tee Wrenine Works) emaeesy Le (Sheciad to The Evening World.) through th a heat See WHW ROCHHLLD. N. ¥., June 12.-~ SHEEPSHBAD BAY, June 13—The founds rate Tvthoat aeveh. he Is very r ne a rad replete with action and attended \NGREE, grounds and. track were flooded with M BEATTIEN—IH0 pounds up—Seven | STANDING OF THE CLUBS, (@ mumber of exciting side inokients BY ALLEN SAN' <« Water this morning, and throughout the | {4j°PES 12, 0.24 047 oh Lda TAO Ne NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE, made early to-day one prise fight! ‘There have-been a/mumber of requests 9 Wee small hours, When the tralnors andi| sledper and take him toy sat cnet | cl Bon WS He asco Stitaan, WY ee BS |lciStYP na BB ty Bhelneglae: ‘ held in & barn on the Meal sent to Mr. Hdgren, sporting editor of ane Old Fit ravers gathered and the rallbinds oc- | Will run on any kind of a tarok, Went | [intl St. Lowtay. 21 8 420 | Phila'phia..2) 48 ‘O81 Washington estate on Lather's HM, on the outskirts) this paper, asking for information about F 9 cupled thelr perches, it was doleful in| DGROH4, trainer. eral ab BF Fee) ie HS Be eae BD a Raine outen, ; pet Now Reohelle, During the rush bY | umpires, One writer says that de never AS MIRE SCHRECK the extreme, hali BUHAM—105 pounds up—A OE He - ‘i ‘MES. Police shots were fired ae fiehters) 4 an umpire in cltisen's clothes, There were no signa of revoking, how-| bits Lay ee, Ott 0.87, 0801-2," an” tie Cond de a ticaana td eda aks jend sports tried to escape and whl?) hough he has deen following the same, El weects TO FIND HIM. ever, from the training division, and the | May, trainer, ~ "U4 a4 bis game, Hud) Be iad Narookiyn’ o New: Yorks. ‘Louls, oston-Cloveland Palen men, who came in auto for fifteen years, Another wants to _) GRACEFUL—110 de ain} Clnomnoati, 8; Philadeiphia, 1. and “pnilaselphia-Dettolt. games post- arhaxes, were flecing in tholr rie, for runners were brought to the open with | insu Ge 0 pounds up; six tur aya tite ara Rain “StMatte” "Flynn, a Ughtwelght from | know what umpires Se eobeigtced thelr tails done up and thelr flanks | muddy going he aboate, Nome Im the (1 PUGAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY, ‘Pell ham, was t preparing to| and jer they over marri ? dripping with water, OYAMA—115 sand ' New York at Chicago. St. Louts at New York, tana o pal ‘his psi ees ‘Ambrose | ordinary human beings. He says that The exercises indulged in were of a| Sig dU? unde ups haig’ itera. i Brooklyn at Be sia | Ree eon, fi of Mount Vernon, in a fistic en-| he never met a Mrs, Umpire, or any desultory character and anytalng In the | pretty ales breeaing. ese tWo are Batiadelphia ae ciheinnath, Detroit at Philadelphiae “pounter for a purse of $260, leaped] relative of an umpire, and he hae gone Way of speed was of course impossible, | ROW, trainge, PObemian's class, J. the second | looking for some at that. <A third 2 Routine exervise was, however, thor-| BDITH JAMES, 105 t peers Toe ctassaved to the | Bening World reader begs to know ( oughly attended to, and of ‘the racers | KAVANAGH, 110" pounds caae Wr and ‘ | mile—0.12 1-2, 0.35 3 Hoods attired only in ble fgnting toge, | What salary umpires recelve and what, ¢ Who apinttered over the ground inauy 1-2, 0.8%, 0.61, ‘galloping, MORAN IS READY TO they do with thelr money, that ta if e / Suburban candidates and others Were| Bud May, trainer, while vie ; t to ene cise, BLAIR | ATHOL—; vr . Black ~ ash egal rr ee rare Sen they get any. 5 : \ Rhe morning's best’ gallops were as yANKoR CONSTI. hehe UP, nt GIVE WAI SH A GO \) Lightni %, | Mag over his hea ped the| Mr. Bdgren hae turned these inquiries follows: fhree furlongs—0.40, breesing. Bud Muy: le \ ghtning ) “@ome of the sports who esca) over to the writer presupposing that ANCESTOR—115 pounds sup, seven . i) ran five miles through the mud) ) oy os al about this extraordinary 4 , furlongs 0.13, 027, 0.40, 0.68 1-9, 1.07 4-5, Sogemower -_ A] is what it has been called| personage in baseball. But, unfortu- ; Li, 14 1b, “gdoping, 8. Booker, GRAVESEND TRIALS. Tom O'Rourke still hopes to get a by fore, people, on | There were 16 spectators in the barn) say, “we must confess entire ignom DIAMOND FLUSH—10 pounds up, pabiasheetnis Matah for Owen Moen: wie “Sinnly, NS Nt silk One cers ee | When tho polico surrounded the Place | cice, 'r have seen an umpire approach " Baie Gale tn Ob troeattge e Bution | UCHANEBEND RACH TRACI, suxe| Vaeht dente” TER’ Panama i wiih a bradh oreoit cketh endo voninn Wie spectators being from Mount Ver-| 1.0 14 ioaving @ bail field, but never y y half mile in 0.04, breeging, G. Butler, | 18—Training conditlons were very. muon | *giBht fehter, Balten OF so! re th and a lasting, 7 don, Pinan, Now Rochelle, Larchmont, | 496, and loaying a, ball eld, Dit newer " } trainer, linpeded ‘torday by the Very’ Cede | Much has been sald and written | brilliant patent leather shine is the result dition of the track. recently about the willingness of *ne J It is a polish, not a varnish, 4 ; It was deep with » White Plains and Manhattan, umpire happens to be on the same train "p ' , , 2, | Mud from the heavy rain of yesrerda kers of Waleh to bet irom $1,400 to @ho ring was in a hay mow on the| with a ball team, but he always manc i 3 ing: Went ‘through the | Nd only, slow yailops remuited, )” | Sew on thelr man, but the aly with 2] in 1 Pollen ond fluor, and the sports had seats) 120. 1, ide, He is not to be seen in etl ie if he liked KK. W, Price, noe lowing were the dew gallops | his man to fight shin private orn Py, 4" yea Pitts © © Oh rafters In the hay and on hoary the dining ‘or smoking car; he talks EDIGT—100 pounds up, and CHANG: JOHN 1, Lt Public for from $2,500 to $6,000. o|P tapsible catean 2 200 0nd ogc tins and 290 cols While the rhigside was iluminate with nobody and he always alips off} BLE 106 pounds up, a holt mile 02 1-2 | 085, 0.82 36 breesings ais “arons® tn] ite ean be found by the backers 0! The P,P. Dalley Co., Limited, eeurerowens Jaenp, ten | he Fear platform when the train ar- = Poy OST Fra O80 ted, handily, Both of | Is doing very well and abour ate. °!y fighter and his money, at ony’ thine, das 154 Chestnut St., Jersey City, Node 4 The fight had hardly begun when | siveg and acoote <0 some out of the these are mud runners, Ry Waldron, WORD Ae BOURNE=Hive funtongs | OF night. \ ) there was a cry of Sheet MH mible| 2 hotel, resiatering under a false . POSEUR—i0 pounds up, ix turionge| pounds up, Likes the feo wees 0 } ‘Bops,” ahd there was a wild sci name, ; fo 1.25, breezing, Jockey Baird had a| run a tale ne and could Ms rich young men and Wughs fought jump taroug! ndows. whilw others race in th Umpires Are Excluelve, snug hold of her ‘all the way. BN. UNUBS—Blx furldgely 1.26, gale Holman, trainer, toping: Fuct of the matter ts, an umpire te = FLAMING STAR—10 pounds up, halt- arid 7! 30 pounde up. teat hin Gest i Hicemen Button, Cheenworth, Smith, | more exclusive than the Cear of Russia of Bitte in 0.08, breezing, W. Karrick,| @PAMPING 'GROUND—Gatloped one ) Fannelit, Brooks and Jone: advanced) and taciturn av a deaf mute in @ trance, ” POOR. O60 FITR. trainer. faite in 1.54, with 105 pounds up. Mud It id . 5 at her, ig the excitement some one over-| ball affairs lest he be quoted and thus on tho bit, Never ict him get away In| “LBONTDAR one (ake ome bryos the mud, ae that ls hls long sult. J, FITZ.SCHRECK FIGHT OFF? | "ihe oi is'ox: coe wy, ox | gies dei the lamp and the place Was) lowe his job, He trusts nobody, and larkness, and this ved ‘) fo Hate Me youths from arrest, | leads the life of a hermit, 0 police managed i ee Bead Far as I know, umpires spend the ‘among them bein footing’ and .{H auch galing, furlongs fn 0.26 2-5, mile; 0.12 4-5, 0.26, 0.89 1-2, 0.53, 1.06 2-5, winter In a cave somewhere in the Adi- arn g +120, 1.85 1.4%, under wraps all the wa: breezing; 110 pounds up. A y ech sila muons and they mere all | Fondacks. Two or three work at Uados SALT LAKE CITY, Uiah, June 18. "Thero is every prospect that | catalan Baste a erate ete YoANt gt ber very Bean VOY ed & milo to the New Rochelle| Shorty" Moran used to make base- ; GHORGH C. BENNITE SLO pounds Ing; 18:pounds up. Te Ae and BASKET CARRIAG / ft he Fitzsii “Schreck fight, scheduled for July 3, will b ft / police utation, balls in Philadelphia, Tim Hurst was || the Fitasimmons: 2 y 8, will be called o1 up, six furlongs; 0.12, 0.24, 0.88 1-2, 0.49 4-5, PERE chao 0 athe Palce, rere |an exception, as he refereed prixe fights, |] unless an agreement 18 reached hetween Fitz's managor, George Freed- Allie for thik wood colt. Hie work, by | in gol? BOME—One mile in 1.50, breor. i for this good colt, ing, it ‘i e! “| Area ag fugitives, who dodged behind | But the majority live in that mountain || man, and the Salt Lake Athlotic Club, | fdr was! the bert of the morning, and fogting, Pounds up. Ea fit and'iikes she iY Aaaearneareg: Ada WHERoE LEAD. taleib et OE EOE } i \ js his long sult, W.-B, Phillips, RACH KING—Six furlongs in 1.26, gale ©} Giron, toe or BART SANRUNGRESE! QNWtl iow. Gly to. see) thai abndow, = Fie A Hnacnaee Berta in Sheeley last, nent) te fad ithst the local TR ELEN PORTPR—10 pounds up, hait | EPS: 10 pounds up. Stems to: etios Gently Kor Matas who supplied him| As for salary, T warmive they make || club had not deposited Its $2,000 forfeit money. He At once called the OA 5 Oat, hg, 2s A popular light, graceful carriage. For a pleasant afternoon spin in the park there is no daintier vehicle in which to enjoy the outing. mut RTOR- p, | the ut T think he needs a reat 4 e MN “lountne: PANN fo, uy celluloid ovllures maybe | match off, although assured that the money would bo deposited before || She cannot antincke herelt im’ tive Md | o, ASN DE are oR Made in various dylsoRunsbonts, Phaetons a IES Girn every cent of the atipend, you will || midnight, if desired, eat, won atan, 110 HamunaE Me aie cot nedds a Tonec: for two or four passengers, Surreys, For ponies, GRAVESEND ENTRIES: [eat ne Poulsen Cie ta | Musinmone ond Schreck each have $1.00 fort posted im out | isin aliciial Abu] dais oie Wa filaa! | single horses, oF for pairs. Hy GRAVESEND RACH TRACK, N, ¥., irae eee Waly Pa imeig cago, and the local managers cliulm that they were withholding the }| 1.20, 1.8, galloping. “Were sent along in| deminer, : ie 3 ire'appreciates || club's money until the coin was transferred to this clty, Todlan Me, yi Hugeing, trainer, LDNA JACKSON-Four furlongs in Zune 1%.—The entries for to-morrow's |in radium rays, The ump! DRANIUM- nound 0.25 3-5, 0.89, 0 loping; THOU MEADE TOSHOlOSeR TRE Aeee cateee GERANIUM—110 wnds up. st. ‘| 4, Salloping; 100 pounds furlongs, 0.12, U.26, 0.89, 0,62 1-2, 1.06, 1.2,| UP. She is'fit aid quite @ faly filly, bul f ary eat Bellow duently, hates humanity In general, mal = breezing. All she'needs as she ts ready, | not of stake quali , RACK—Handtoap: all ages; about! “ine “Gnly satisfaction he gets in life TT. McDowell, tratner, p SIDNEY Four turlonge tn, 4, is on the bail field, where he Is the bf WOOLSOAP—110 pounds up, three fur-| breezing; 11) pounds up; is At and will whole cheese, Some of them reap eatis- longs, 0.12, 0.211-2, 0.871-4, easily, An-| G9 bettor next time out, faction in bundying Jests with a player, other’ good Western two-year-old, W.| OISHAU-One mile in’ 1.49, breexing, Hut more often they exercise thelr auc 5. Pailitps, trainer with 116 pounds up, ‘He 1s fit'and seems thority to digeipline a Kicker, In these 6 t ve furlongs | tO be at home In heavy footing, days few of them can tuke a, $oke, und I in bi 05, 080 WoL Ls, palling up | CWATERTIGHT-—Gatloped Ik’ behind not many make allowance for impul- Not as good as he’ was, Bud’ May, | Oiseau in 1.4935, with 120 pounds up. He siveness in w player Who means nothing Aetna Is vory Of and gure to run a mice race , ig next time out, FomUgloney VERIBRST—15 pounds up) a hale] Ma Next Mime gut, ? if ‘ 19 Tim Hurst Was Po, . mile. in 0.55, breezing. , Wooden, 4 iF firlonae aint 3-6, fnonn tat! FOR AI RA pular. BY FRANK W, THORP. trainer, She ta Aihara wlth trannies ND RACK—Bel of; | Tim Hurst was one of the most popu: Niwa can MoURbRA Gand LIERGBNCY—10 pounds up; six Cure year-olds and up; one milo eds Ropu | Bad News, another 8 moro need be WN auires, i Gtouehlin the contrary Both win nent | date, was started at Gravesond yes-| of dat Nope, ut Of the performance! iongs in galloping, 3, Hy Mecor) | MIGRATNIE Four furlongs in 0.16, gut. Lac he contrary. h Wi ate, Wa arted a id yes: | of Bad News, ne fe s £5, Bt thevarop of @ nat, but flarat wasnt: | terday. Hla showing was not impres:! It iy dollar; PAR ERE) cL inde Cab is fees HUnCnin® lepine, with 110 pounde up, Looks well Waye there with the Irieh wit, aly over, that If Bed he, TB bIem Nome) NA gas Ott 45, Bit, Lbs, pullin | Recta ae Pai vee be niente reeeoees Joe Quinn, of the Cincinnati Clud.| "Bk News is @ good horse. ita 1a ud News goes to the] (eee tea bent’ tworyent-olds in | CPR ary ek pe heard £ 4” 1.08, somo years Ago was in private Ife an| Bad News 1s a good . post in tho Suburban his price will| the Goughacre'’s string. I. Presgtave, | galloping; 100 pounds ‘up. foe" is “it, icyece yy pret Gated é strike on| fit and good. He ree a mile td not go #kyrocketing in the ring aa|trainer, ‘ 4 Royal Bt tld pee A cheap selling race him one day leclared, was! a quarter a couple of days ago 14] {t did yesterday, and Mt PRNAYN—110 pounds up, and Roy! where sl longs. fi th his Six Inches outside the plate, Yo Si Ps q his Jookey wist| | PI bal, wit 4 sf ts to furn’ p) ‘bove vel woutdn's all that ix Inches," gia | 220 and 0 Then, AOU not Moa! NOt Bull wp at the hoad of the stroton,| Berta 1m PHRNIA UE) AVG ane e naked (oY nib ineominay. C0 eatnds Cie! Sh pafslsinrts whips, every thing needful fa, horse We Ha Atle Le ter oft] Newa: have ai tena matt io som: | ban’ wi he's” ate nue wou) OE Thi une", Charon, Hn | hang Ue aig End on trad Tomodtelatoree carriage afpurensneas, ns Me * | : u -| Net | ban will be * : . RACH —fiandtoap; PN henuuer Wid: made Ma Rtatay 2] Blance of contest in his race 70'-| Clear Werther toediy, nde neem eee: | Cue RERICH-H10_ pounds up. five fur], GUECORE alk “Rnionge” In 205, to mos ate carriage appurtenances, Fance in’ Chicago handed something | terday? Is it permissible for a boy Ua put the Sheepshead course in'grana Jona tn 1.00, breazing. eorge Hill, /OMS-6, TH 2-8, breesing, 116 pounds up STUDEBAKER, Des that stalled Tim, to breeze a ore abot ra cnt lew of the horas Owners who wil pray] _ PEHSTLEDALE—16 pounds up, one] needs racing to whow her true form, ‘Bromdway and 7th Ave. at 40th Street, New York, game,” Bays Hurst, JBNSITASe Ane nen est yp tis {f0F Tain, but the people want tu ves | MHA In 03, 0.2 0.40, 0.64 1.05, Makers of Automobiles, — y te c je bel iy Hae i, | Stuart, BREHREU Tape ory kicons uely Bit and | oe rein OF a mile ening Ol fie tibe ean over mi taat track, onl taliban Genet BR AE i "SAME OLD FOOTBALL RULES, pies eae aay roy bao stritting| fleld? If I way, then, nothiné that there will be ho excuace, i CALTOWSEB—N5 pounds up, seven!” Onateman Paul Dashfoll, of Annapolis; L. panded that he could not’ expectorare | turionies In 1.88, Dressing, 8, Booker, | «enn nt A ee ae et | Be tuah ie Lae, lamppont wien ko) 9 L GHEY BOLITE 115 spoubda! ape ole aii, “el som bal a came to the bat the first time, but wha furlongs Mn 1.24, breéaing, P, Wimmer, | vania, a T called a strike he whined around’ ned | tmuinter, com Y ot bennayis Raid, of itarvard, wha ed around and THD KNIGHT —10 pounds up. sovon| 8 ieeuMg AE Awe gy, Mantattan list saute on ry, tall Riles Committes, held by i Ve me one of those looks that are | nigh Ing] MET ME ae hy igi 8 furlopes. In. 0.13 40, 9.88 1-2, | ia po fadical change in the rilew fob i ePabagida’ cite i, twou tngte_ they ‘have e3hat - FOR THEIR ANNUAL R ACE | fi: fon liresines St Beer |i ean! i 8PORTING OLD DR, Pi RAS on them in this league,” said I, and he Palettes Nanded” back this! AL Know ues heaves ving 1 ee voaer peti 7a ment a with Dieate!'a trom | 4)! Jolla ton eee as Nov, 24, 1004, to Bode gle easy, i at £260 Ror Herve Sane .f I didn’t thing they were bay wins Chimnoy weed. ? her (Spectal to The Evening World.) te eft it pester! 3 f a ney Pere! HARVARD CREW QUARTERS, R to, un pubtisded Ja. the. Cofcag® Handi. | MOBBRATS 1 a than ; : capper: June, 000; Diestal, 643; Holla, 105 | Bol sfierealtory " winners, Rest bet record ot WINNERS since PH y, Kiana: us mnough to disconcert with TOP, Conn,, June 18,—Phe Harvard 'v: i some timely lurk, Bath cat eel ne 4 sh eauest of the Harvard crew Fane BK xity crew arrived at quar 4 Mimr et be eco st WIN a i June, 87) Dicrtel, 20, A ollent o. THE CHI. id evews had a hard day of tt, th p |p all hope of trying-out for r.} record when this yerr they acc the he arb Fits rs Inst even= | iin giream, “No. re an Bs mi Win outs a frase and Usually ing Aq soon as the launch John Har-|an. upestreim race, i nding stage Capt. |Fow tha eee down’ rl er in the morning the protection, McGraw, with’ station at a tw Incremal ten per cent, on Noal loer, Jed Connolly right past yealx stroke, | t yale stroke, bi Phehever ie toatand decreaning ten ae McGraw was managing the vard touched the 1 roy 1CAPPIR has ‘figured’ out | oes indice nO i ind, incidentally, try for the recor’ |CAGO HANDIC ry Seay \aue wana nore e crowd On one oC! IMHey ordered the regular crew into | M4, Incidentally, try i ° 2 ICAPPDR’S, JUNE'S | you ab surely aa you Cagle J ine ale venterday plekad hop erew for the the remult of the HANDICAPPDR’S, ¥ Hero, atta Mtge eA toe COMM OY: | their rowing tows, and within five min=| big ind, barring ackidents, tt will ere are gins an gins. ie Reece BIATE one: Coat B¥C wince, the, cnet [Hey ad an iy fe 10 el boy. and I'M Took after you! Cons utes they had thelr shell overboard and Hee ara RN ONG i wane ing day at Bonninge to date, Tho result wae | "Dr. ry gut at tye Hy WAS seared blue, and gladly wo-|had started down stream for the naval x NO, 7 Afinrons No. 6) ,000, Winner on $200 oapital, Placing | West fo Boldetoae i No. § Chase; "No, 4; ‘0 Gate is ”, le “ hie! , Morse; No, 2, Laly; bow, heaity ry no, lat, ante. 9 hn 8 busch that ‘oking for his Tae crew shoved up smoothly and ver |. when it won, ‘Never more than #40) Re iad Wy Mey, ar 8H | mprensod to nave apenia control on the | wien EMM ae SENN ear, Amante It’s clean. ; Be seit ela waa cary ie Mao wis scooting .o the clubs! reeaye Atter a few short stretches || Hut or Bothy ino ni a ever ine Belen ese" umpire ers the crew came back to the float and! Ink practlen yeaturday, Tt wat linpore lending. tipsters’ selectiona given free Ned and’ aveauited this aeangn wah housed their shell, ‘he ‘varsity. have sible to make any attempt at a time , th thy ttt oh ANDICAL er la sae aahie Fac that they are exchanged quarters with the freshmen [RRs ee ES BASES sompariton, Daily, ch Hy, talon i Wed And tO More Neshetets ace thls year, They go up to the Brown WANT BALL GAMES Iniezraph, #8 eekly. gl tion against thom, We can only, say cottage on the hill, to the east of Red SG i road thay the'umpire is wine in keeping him- 1% viiile by fend Rsluged from the Fost Of humatie sore tho old the Victorlus by a acore of 13 to 4 ‘Tho vay mE 80 Sar as wo can | Be ; ; tor | Miunere wei play, ‘tho "tadhuirat” Boos ash . the four-oar went up stream for al onde in (hp second Amo of A and Nee tee sO Ret Mold of one and jlo® hole work wns soaps char ihay | Suite gt Gap Aegon eke OF a Tikka 23 Worked well together, ear from teams for Baturday and Bun ny ramon, Adiroae. A. TF, Aarah, FE: ‘Ono Hundred and wel tinen take up au varsity house at Red The Pocasset Baseball Club defeated