The evening world. Newspaper, July 4, 1905, Page 1

EDITION For Complete Sporting Results Seo Hh Night's FINAL EXTRA va bs Circulation Books Open to All. ty at. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1905. TANYA NO FOR MR. MATCH KEENE'S GREAT RACE HORSE Filly Was Under Wraps for Mile, but After That She Was Driving and the Horse of the Year Won Galloping. BY FRANK W. THORP. (Special to The Evening World.) SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK, July 4—It is estimated that 90,000 per- gons saw the races run here this af- ternoon. It was the largest crowd of the meeting, exceeding In numbers that of Suburban Day by many thousands. ‘The programme bristled with rich stakes, and {t was not to be wondered that the crowds turned from fire-crack- ers. and other Fourth of July celebra- tions to come down to the course and reyel in the sensations that are fur- nished only by fields of great thorough- dreds in keen contest. ‘The Lawrence Realization was the fea- ture of the day. This is the richest three-year-old stake of tho year, and was worth to-day about $22,000 in the stoss. ‘The simple announcement that Syson- by was to go was in itself an attraction, but when Tanya was alzo named then a glorious race wis Mi~prospect. Then there was Blandy, carrying the colors of August Belmont, and Cairngorm, the most formidable representative that Bydney Pawet could send to the post. In the second half of the Double Event there was 8 cracking good field of two-year-olds, the list including George C. Bennett, Vendor, Bohemia, ‘Timber, Beimere, Inquisitor, Ironsides and othert ‘The Independence Steeplechase and three other races made up the best card of the meeting. The track was fast and * weather fine. Favorite Defeated, FIRST RACE Independeace Steeplechare: tou year-olae ond $2,500, ‘aided its Oe natty ines. Start tee bout two and a Won ee ‘Tiine—8.10 29, Candi ie eet Ot Harlem and Fulton also ran. Castalian went to the front at the start, made all the running and won Dy a B Hussar was s— ond all the way, and just when he ce to ‘have a winning chance he ered at gh fae tar burn suey mals Ci Best Gold van a'neck ror the piece.” a cancer ase ct a it SHEEPSHEAD WINNERS. FIRST RACE—Castilian (8 to 1) *, Black Hussar (9 to 10) 2, Gold Van 3. SECOND RACE-Incantation (7 to 2) 1, Zeata (7 to 1) 2, Lady Uncas 3./ THIRD RAGE—Ironsides (13 to 5) 1, McKettredge (15 to 1) 2, Timber 3. FOURTH RACE—8ysonby 9 to 20 1, Tanya (4 to 1) 2, Migraine 3. HIGHLANDERS OFF FOR THE SECOND CAME After Winning the First Griff Stood by to Give His Men Encouragement, BY ALLEN SANGREE. {Special to The Evening erie AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK, July 4.—The second game was pei menced almost at 0 nee, ‘Two! straight’ was the cry of the locals, and as they had got into thelr stride by this time {t looked as though it might bo right. First Inning. Jones wan thrown out by Blberfeld. Hill ingloriously tanned. Knowles was thrown out by Williams on a fast play. NO RUNS. Dougherty drew a pass. He was ad- vanced to second on Keeler’s sacrifice. Blberfeld flied to centre and on the tirow in Dougherty “reached third, | Second Inning. Yenger dropped Anderson's easy th- )AT CELTIC | 3,000 YACHTS- and in an ateempt by Mo-) eer Complete Sporting Results See To- \|___Night’s_ FINAL EXTRA, * SYSONBY WINS THE REALIZATION: HOW NEW VYORKERS ENJOYED HOLIDAY | SPORTS. 20,000 FOLLOW- ERS OF THE RUNNERS CHEER WINNERS AT SHEEPS- HEAD BAY. 10,000 LOVERS OF THE HARNESS HORSE TE.000 MEMBERS OF IRISH SOCIETIES SEE ATHLETES PARK. 4,000 ADMIRERS OF POLO WATCH SHARP CON- | TESTS AT ; ROCK- AWAY. MEN FIND ANTS WIN AFTERNOON GAMES. GIANTS ... PHILADELP SECOND GAME—SCSRE BY INNINGS. WASHINGTON .... 102000090 OF HIGHLANDERS ..... 010000020 SATO ESE AS BROOKLYNS WIN JERSEY CITY AT NEWARK (E. L.). NEWARK .... ...-2..... 0 0 0 ge 10 JERSEY CITY: seusenerenstORUTo 00 At Rochester (E:L:)—Montreal,: 2;-Rootiester, 3. At Baltimore (E:L.)—End seventh: Prov., 3: Balti, 1. At Buffalo (E.L.)—End third: Toronto, 2; Buffalo, 8. - At Boston (A. L.)—End twelfth: Phila., 2; Boston, 2. At Detroit (A. L.)—End third: St. Louis, 43 Detrait, 0. At Cleveland (A. L.)}—End second: Chicago, 0;.Cleveland, vu. (At Pittsburg (N.L.)—End sixth: Cincinnati, 1; Pittsburg, 8. At Chicago (N.L.)—End sixth: St. Louis, 1; Chicago, 6. pai Seana NES ak LATE WINNERS AT SHEEPSHEADAAY. Fifth—Ooean Tide 18-5;The Southerner 7-1,Palm Tree 12-1 Sixth—Buttling 8-1, Tommy Waddell.10-1, Palm Bea.er 5-1 , ti AT HIGHLAND PARK. Third—Aighland Fling:7-2),Bonnie:Reg even, Dart:5-1 - AT LATONIA. Third—Six Shooter'7-10'Bell the Cat 5-1: Birch Broom 10-1 WEBB JAY BEATEN BY CHRISTIE IN AUTO ORACE® Lous Che thy saber | Sa oral at fay ea ohampiona hip abate pug ie ee th sue = se ear fe Picea ia eka B fhelr Grivers, bela, dicap i Flat FI Pes and V ayne, ‘driven jong mark pe ri] bai aac the moet gt m zi Me Was, howevor, h 'the’ Bieaplon’ whis ‘in ie Beeauyile ee IF, ‘The ster ‘vant ution “ ed of Gt miles abate nc and witb u iy ae several * eepondi| ad ‘bristle on ag ‘*« oundort over a ten- GIANTS SEEK REVENGE FOR FIRST DEFEAT In Presence of Thousands of Fans They Try to Wipe Out Morning’s Shut-Out. Giants ..... Philadeiphia BATTING ORDER, New Nel Philadelphia, ‘homas, cf, Magee, If. Bransfleld, 1b. Doolin, ss. | Bowerman, c. Heed: e McGinnity, v. arks, Dp. Umpires—Klein and pens, BY BOZEMAN BULGER. (Special to The Evening World.) NATIONAL LEAGUE PARK, PHIL- ADELPHIA, July 4.—It teally looks as | if old Philadelphia fs baseball mud. Fans by. the thousand—just how many. thousand {t woull be hard to say— | flocked toward the grounds for the ses- ond game, and before play was called the grounds were packed and jammed, while 5,000 howling enthusiasts gathered outside, vainly clamowng for admission. The Glunts, chagrined at losing the morning game, warmed up with the full intention of showing the Quaker fans how champions play. First Inning. Browne broke the ice right at the Jump with a two-baee smack to deep right. Donlin's pop fly to Magee falled to advance him. McGann lifted a high foul to Dooin, but Mertes had another amine left and walloped the ball against right field fence for two bases, sending Browne home in «walk. Dan len flied to Magee. ONE RUN: max opened with a strike-out and Gleason's pop fly was swallowed by Dahlen. Courtney. retired ‘the side With a high bounder to MeGinalty, NO Second Inning. Deviin swung at the air a hree times and sat down, and Sammy Strang was Biven the fame dose. Courtney made threw perfectly. NO RUNS. an edsy roller to Dey- ad throw pulled MeGann and the runner lived, Ma~ un, on’ the, gee’s bunt forced Titus at second and Bransfield applied the same thing to Magee, ‘Branateld was then out steal: |" ing second. NO RUNS. Third Inning. _McGinnity fanned. Branefield there- pon robbed Browne of a hit and then the same thing to Donlln. This fen ‘Branefieta Will be tried for theft to-morrow. NOK UND. ah m popped a to short. Dooin wat thrown out nt Rest, and. Sparks's woak sinp to MoGinnity ‘was a failure. NO RUNS, Fourth Inning. Courtney Dungied up Mertes's ground- er and Sandow was gage. | Danlen's single to left, gent. him a. fouled to rane nan wos hit fac 'in” Mertes. ont at itty Sasunded opt to Doolin, mas strung onecbise drive to left and Gleason followed with another to the game spot. Courney did the thing with a sacrifice that sent both runners forward, Titus had the goods and set the grandstand in a chine demonium with ‘siugle to right which sent Thomas and leason home. filed to Mertes ny ed was out realing second, TWO Fifth Inning. wne laid a bunt down the third base, line and beat it by two lengths. Doniin's best was a fly to Thomas. nsied, to centre and the bi Thomas was a for two tr a we third. Danien ‘ens called out on stri UN. and then cam under Doolin's whack to the sume aa Dooin was thrown toe 'by Strang, NO RUNS. ixth Inning. a soused a beauty to left and Piece! iked. Bowerman beat eur. a Sine alling ‘ahie basen MoGinnity. hit nto a, double play ‘engingered by Gi Devlin scoring on the play. browne ! Jingled to right, scormg Strang and then stole second, Donlin was rows out by Doolin. ‘TWO RUNS, Bparks led off with a single and a aasanen ‘Inning. ! ees oe, over | 8's time +3 Thomas af stop of Bowerman's grounder | ! an ONE Dontin captured Bransfleld’s ae ave | dou R va Riel ut ae re Mo base: ped Bran aa No third of Bat tin cy SS usapie! Dooin a | We Elghth Inning, png, Walked. Bowerman: fanned; Men tive wali o idaon Sentre "ite {hate gay a0 iin thts cout He ott ut By Daal in Oe ROW. oH se ond jawed cuith pany walks Fevond, horsen Sata Geetiek untaltiod” NQUNUN SUPERBAS TRY TO MAKE IT TWO STRAIGHT Encouraged by Their Success in Morning’s Game, Han- lon’s Men Warm Up. : : BATTING ORDER. Brooklyn. ., Boston. Dobbs, c.f. Abbaticchio, s.8./ ye Tenney, eee p. Fraser, p, Umpire—Mr. Johnstone. BY JOHN POLLOCK. (Special to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON ,PARK, BROOKLYN, July 4.—The Brooklyns were feeling a Uttle more like ball players when they came out on the field for practice for to-day’s second game with the Bostons, Two victories In succession was some~ thing unusual for them, and thelr chests stuck out and they struttéd around like champions. ‘We'll make ft two In one day.” they sald, and as. the Bostons were bound they should not the prospects were bright for a good, game. First Inning. Abbaticchio opened the game by lacing the ball to right for a sack, and went to second on a paased ball. Tenney bunted safely, and on Gerster gan ot Batch’s |throw’ Batty scored, ‘ Dolan’s infield fly was taken by Bateh. Delo- hanty fouled out to Batch, Wolverton bit to Melntyte and dled at frat. ONE S obbes setup a pian fly, which Dolan smothered. Hall pushed .a slow. Svounaey to) sayinee a wus the ae ‘ond vic! Mfved a. scraper, saviich ‘Gannet A NO RUNS. Second Inning. Cannell banged a hot bounder to Lewis, who threw him out. Raymer was McIntyre's first, victim on strik Moran beat out a hit to the Anfield. fanned viciously at three, of ” out-curves, RUNS. re: por Wolverton and Tenney. Nogranye Blea to fest on four inside shoots: was retired by Reyer an a ay Gessler golng to second, Lover third was muffed by. "Berchaa ye allowing Gessler to cross the Malay stole sesond but was left thece, as ee Bergen filed out to Cannell, ONB R Third Inning. i Malay puiled dawn Patty's low-line Ay, Batch made a cleyer stop of Tene; hot grounder and by a quick throw ‘0 Gessler retired the’ Boston's captain. Dolan was called out on strikes. NO RUNS. McIntyre set too, rooters wild by ériving the Balt By) dee} eth $00 a a f theswn iret Hat ‘banged a y . Cannell's pears Resa & ‘ied outts we Moran, ONE Fourth Inning. Delehanty received a free first. Wolverton bunted to apie and as Lewis was off the bag when he Batch's throw both runners were sa Cannell sacrificed. Bergen then foul fly. M fanned cranks loudly applauded the of Hanlon’s men. NO RU! Batch bunted straight to Hraner- an and died st frat, Gessler wae @ Fifth Inning. Fraser pushed out a high fly, whi Dobbs corrailed. Batty Tobked too" dane erous, and was allowed « tres’ Lumley then pulled down Feens | Iine fly. and by a qu'ck throw joubled up q Batty nt first, No R ‘ielntstes bunt mas’ easy” for Wet ton, Dobbs was the next out o1 grounder ‘which ymer ney in time, Hall lined th me for a bi Batch ymer to Batty, Ni Sixth inning, Dolan filed ou to, Dobbs. Dei otre off 4 sin retty plok-v) (Ing second on Bergen’ perfec: ron fouled out to Bers, NS. Gh lt ately to. the Jnneld, | atte vecont "Aldea by. Saranton poor i aur Out, Malay sons 0 Conney: | Bergen pled ont io Haymers, Ni Seventh Inning. Cannell Med | to, Hall any for Lewis “and fouled out RUYB, Sane Sa, AR ge ey all Eighth inving. 4 TAANr went out cot McInty 2 4 N.Y, CRICKETERS. WIN.) Aspicia to Bie, Bovning, World) a ‘BRIDGEPORT, Conn. | Ju from br ow elt