The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1905, Page 2

/' pants. ery. OR CRINGE a midget, Odom has been on seek the ranks of owners and trainers for a living. OHN MIDDIZ SKY, the indtan. “(who js anxious to annex Jeff's title, now has a chance to make “ @xpense money while he is waiting for Jeff to consent to knock him out. Char- Jey Mitchell, the ancient, ts the one ‘who is willing to give Mr. Sky a chance te Féplenish his exchequer. "Mitchell as no filusions about his | wintus as a fighter, but at that he be- Meves he is still good enough to dispose of Mr, Sky. In fact, 0 sure is he of this. that he offers to wager $5,000 that | be can put Mr. Sky to sleep inside of six rounds, and $5,000 more that he an accomplish the trick in-less than ‘that time. .Sky hasn't been heard from as yet, But if he is as wise as he is big he ‘will take the first train back to the feservation and not allow his palm te itch for Mitchell's money. Al Herford wants to bet $5,000 on the ehances of “Kid” Sullivan to beat Jimmy Britt, At least Al says he does. Al always was a grost kidder. In fact gome of his friends declare that he Kod a natural born comedian. At last race-goers have something to €e thankful for. They’ are promised ) Bhat next year a new man will be in the judges’ stand and that the horses ‘will be placed as they finish and not by Buesswork. This certainly is great and good news. But why wait until mext year? Why not induce Judge Mur- Phy, the new man, to go into the stand at once and give either one of the pres- ént occupants, or both for that matter, @ rest @uring the remainder of tho summer? It's good betting that acting by himself Judge Murphy would make (fewer mistakes than the present occu- HERE was the semblance of a | smilie on “Hey Barney's” face / after that game yesterday. A few mcre victorie: by the Pirates over the Glants and it is even vossibie that Barney wili extend the hand of good fellowship to Brush and McGraw, Yes, and it is even posstble that he will in- clude Louls Mann, that “German come- Mav.” THIS BIG DAY “AT LARCHMONT Society Folk Brave He Brave Heat to Wit. ness Annual Aquatic Sports on. Sound—Clubhouse and) rounds Miniature Fairyland. ¥. (Special to The Evening World.) LARCHMONT YACHT CLUB, N. ¥., July 18.—Soclety fol: braved the intense at this afiernyon and came hero in utomuabiles, steam yachts and four-in- ipterepersed with private con- Yeyances, to witness the annua’ pro- gramme of aquatic sports, which is al-! ways, the feature of race week at tho rehmont Yacht Club, uring the afternoon many dinner par- est being tes aged entertained, the lar wnodore A, C. tw a ‘atelson, ¥ +i Mrs, L. H. moer, Gracen, and" Mr." and) Mrs, Jacob Hal: ex-Commoadore H. oe Deuntlons Pi 2 and ti repeat ineluded the =“ Unig tire. Sorina w thon of the Blubtouss and grounds a ene tant fairlyland, Hundreds terns will hang from the pet , ine. be and faces. a Il, naole, et ae au Blane, Nar: BY ALLEN |BN SANORER. | pectal to The Evening World.) CLHVELAND, 0., July 1&8—The re- Juvenation of the Highlanders began in ‘Jeammest yesterday, when Grieath signed two new players from the law Jeagne of Pennsylvania. One is Goode, left-handed pitcher from the Jobn- etown elub; the sitet: ad an in- fielder from the Marri Grit selected thene Inde on récom- tions of several reliable friends have had an opportunity to see work. He is eo anxious to boleter tip New, York, and do it sage that now in communtoat with the relative to’ having the mien join le jubs: Chicago. If the infielder oan get away, he will put on first base, emi Mr. Goode need not wait tong for Chance to spread his wings. Goode hag been win- ming right slong, and the outlaw league includes some clever batsmen. Bonner is primarily @ second bast man, but can hold down any sort of a job inside. Whether or not these new Highland- ers will displaco any Veterans Grit @oea not say. He is very cager, but cortain members of the teum are a little nervous. Tt is no news that Grimeh intends gathering a younger generation for next year. He believes in young men. Griffith figures that Kleinow, Chase, Yeager, Conroy, Hogg, Etberfeld and Keeler give him the proper nucleus to effect this, The latter two, while old stagers, are, of course, more valuable than newer or younger men. Keeler’s Only Muff. Speaking of Keeler, it was funny to hear the expresions yesterday when he muffed a fly in left field. The old- est fans here declared they had never seen him do the like. Any other fielder in America would not have elicited this gencral remark. Keoler thimself was amazed, and for the rest of the game did not smile.’ He de- clined to excuse himself on the score of a bad sun, though that was the reason. Bay let in two runs Saturday from the same cause. Keeler’s muff was nearly as costly. It happened in the fourth inning, off Turner, first man up. Wille ran about fifteen steps and set himself for the catch—a moderately high fly. The official scorer had already marked and the reporters were fiashing me over the wires. The all only fell @ short distance, and wns not hurt, Turner ‘reached second on the muff, and scored on Carr's long single in right, Carr go: second on the throw home, and from there he chased all of Conroy, who dropped an easy fly near the pitcher's box from Vinson. No sun this time—simply a rank muff. Jack Powolt relieved Hoge after the latter had twirled one and cne-third Innings. The porcine William was too anxious to beat Cleveland. As he came on the field Bernhard and sev- eral other Blues made a significant gesture at the neck, meaning in base- bail pantomime that Hoge was a quitter, Hogg Had Passes. “Til go in there and knock the heads off a couple,” promised Wililam and he did keep them dodging, but Jat the same time kept passing. He filled the bases finally, with one out, and then Powell agked to go in, The bollermaker was good, strong and keen for work. He retired the side without a score and pitched enough ball to win, but those two errors broke up the game, Cleve- land got another run in the fifth fa pass, a sacrifice and 2 singie, In t eighth they earned @ run, when Ca doubled und scored on Buelow's hit. For New York Jimmy Williams rapped out a double in the seventh and was cored by Fultz, David, by the way, played a scintillating game, working some fine catches and run- ing bases ike a wild man. On Bun- nie ght Dave made his deout as an He tan a? to an audience c. A. Hall, the and thé ct bel y \o ave compared life to a game all, and told. how lots of the sionals have a yellow stréaik, then don't hit they get drunk 4 bad, Daye said the only thing to do \is {o grin and bear adversity, then come back all the te no} use to sass the y keep going around. the bases, the same, Fultz was quite at | the platform, and never m There is hardly a chance will play another year, and Gr. has his eyes on several men Dave quits. In fact, ers of next year will e many Cleveland ts not playing 7e- jmarkable ball, by any means, | just ow. She has had to do her best to beat New York, and, In the opinion of the writer, the heat Cleveland a wertes. ‘The to # mat will win-otit and that. with have ine battle just Ww American Lee im Mocraw of his life. hi hs while myriads of imps will line the bd Beit ‘driv ‘he Paanval ball wil he. Pandemon! as ae wives. Nl attend. LL LOSES TO fs int B. At i morican contestant, » ed spurt, st KR tho adorns 6. pines at tairahmont sweethearta TARRASCH IN TOURNEY, D, Belgium, July 18,—Janow- “ee champion, who up to Jost his Iyrwetivall wai” of the ete NOTES OF THE YACHTS, W. Gould Brokaw black yaw! Sy- barita and W, Ross Proctor's sloop Mineola will probably race at Larcn- mont to-morrow. The Yankee’s with- drawal left Mineola without a yacat to wail against, and the Bybarita has been sought to be pitted against her. It is euse of pitted. although the Sybartia ik over twenty feet longer on the water Une, as abe will be a to give the Mineola full time allow Tt being a race between y different ri the Sybariia will rated at W - while the Mineola must | Pig- url im, the arita AS tie Mineola’ as a Wefooter, and. that t vA race over the 294%-mitle course to fonuse Point, then (o Hempstead Harbor end back to Larchmont, the Syburita Wil have to allow tae Mineola 8 8 saree F. Lippitt took his N. cee ¥. o. to caren her iho Tobisco turned HME of, te A Hass Ra Chu ‘vob | to-morri te a Ths oti an the way home on a wonderful error) clever | 8 to-day gave him a column send- | home on| hamble | yachts of be er ent, of her rating | W-footer and Y Sefoot soap , en v5] HIGHLANDERS 10 HAVE YOUNG AND NEW BLOOD MURPHY BESTS TONY BENDER (Special to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, July 18.—Tony Ben- der, of Blizabeth, N. J., was in the best condition he has yet been seen in here, but at that hé was no match for Tom- my Murphy, the boy wonder from the land of Gotham, last night. These two boys got together at the National A. C. after much dickering, and despite the extremely close weather there was a good attendance. At the outetart Murphy began his aggresive tactics, working both hands with short- arm delivery that soon started the claret from the little German boy from the Jersey town. Try hard. Bender did, but Tommy, in search of victory, would not bg denied, and the way in which he peat Bender was a revelation to his most ardent admirers. Murphy put a wonderful fight and had the best en at his command a all times, although Bender was not knocked down and at the end was ready to go In for more. ihe preliminaries were all to the 00d, ROCKAWAY MEN PLAY FAST POLO team of the Rockaway Hunt posed of Rene Lamontagne. \ir. J. towdin, Foxhall Keene «nd D, Chauncey, jr., defeated the Bryn Mawr team on the Rockaway Hunt bunds ye jay by a score of | Bryn Mawr was clearly out- inted by men and hori | e crowd of society folk was The game was the final one Ladies’ Challenge Cup and was | loaps. sure its grand fhe Jockeys’ F Club has announc: ball 1d concert, to be heid at Con- tion Hall, Saratoga, on Monday | evening, Aug. 7, The committees ere) chosen from the following noble) |Jockeys: Prank O'Neill, George Odom, | | Art Redfern, Willle Shaw, Wille Davis, Willie Gannon and Nat Ray. Judge Francis Trevelyan arrived here from Cincinnati yesterday, where has been acting as presiding judge at the Latonia meeting, His place will be filled, by Judge Mungby, of St. Youle. “Wrevelyan will remain here until next Saturday, when he, salle for his home in,.ingland, Dick Dwyer, the successful Western starter, ent at the races yes- |terday, on his way from Kenilworth | Park. He left for Fort Mrie to assume his duter last night, ewton Bennington bet §1,00 on Tyron, and: the Snyder horse had other Jadrhizers in Sol Lichtenstein and Davy agnnage who played him to win a lot money. Sol alto held him jn his \ Soar J. EB. McDonald was the main supporter of Alan-a-Dale, and he must haye been a big winner by the race, |W. Dubois and Brindle took the out- rider, Mown Hay, as thelr standby. | Charley Gash, better known as ‘The Linguist," and Louie Snell got an SPORTING NEWS AND COMMENT ozzk KID SULLIVAN, LE ROY PLAYS The opening play in the Seabright lawn tennis tournament was marked by a complete reversal of form Edward B. Dewhurst, tle. University of wus defeated in out of three by Raymond D,| he Princeton veteran. Alexander, the Yale Princeton combination, were defeated b L. Wrenn and R. F, Fincke, the doubles, ing the match in straight Penn: two sei Little. George the W the victors tak sets. lvania player, | Hackett and F. B. tcheste: pair, in FAST TENNIS H. H. JACK WELCH WILL BE REFEREE OF BRITT-SULLIVAN, FIGHT “Kid” Sullivan, who boxes Jimmy Britt in Californea this week, ie a Washington boy who has rapidly come to the front in pugiliem, but few believe he is yet in Britt’s class. FAST TIME IN CLOUD CLIMB) Wm. H. Hilliard’s Auto Ascends In the otper aingles contest of the! the Misty Height of Mount day. the nbia University captain and intercollegiate champion, Robert i I i and intercollegiate, chamnion. tee ce| Washington in 20. Minutes ne set whe tp ae Rockaway al scor and Soclal awful fall on Piot annual! dug down as deep as aim’ D. will be Ww Hunt club, e being 6—2 and continued to-~ alc an will app joubles with ‘neodore Roose’ hits in str “FROM RING AND PADDOCK. | They must have un artesian well! ht} and 58 Seconds. BRETTONWOODS, N. H., July 18— The automobile races up Mount Wash- ington were resumed to-day, although in some respects the weather conditions were scarcely more favorable then yes- terday. Clouds end mist again velled the mountain side and the atmosphere was muggy end uncemfortable. The first car up to-duy was driven by William H. Hilliard, of Boston, It was | @ gasoline 40-60 horse-power, The ascent SP. e, Snell enthy Ry LRO ANE | SHIR: On cardi shue) Mu" | was made in 20 minutes and [8 seconds, siastic over Pious, and every time he} pag Tle ho Ml A said the liked the horse Casb would ¢ bes! idme mode thus far say “Me, too! sounded like that. A consignment of horses from the barn of James R. Keene will be sold tool” or worde that in the Brighton paddock Saturday, rare chance ly offered horgemen to re-| with ready-made’ plenish thelr stable recehorses, It was said oan had applied for @ license to ride yesterday that and that his application would ha the stewards. the consideration of Btarter Cassidy at the barrier, here jure with! peg val of the ifthe set From th the once n he phoentx, wi Jockey Gordon down for six days in the fourth rico | for taking things into hie awn hands Joe Marrone and Marty Bergen! Well, certainly a combination to co dust-mantled j © marell orth "into renewed life, and in case horse stari aly yet. STANDING OF THE CLUBS, N, TIONAL LEAGUE, 1 $8 Piiteyure rif Phiie'pi ‘i a 3 Be i 88.00 Hants an hieago ee AMRRICAN LAGI, lw M f Asta! mdaton’ tien u colors will also be ne eresbouts for seen hi see! aan he poe, noi prodine ih, mitt $n ere it ho to win a” race i iE Tod in any contest, F. E. Stanley, of Newton, Mass., in a 15 horse-power steam car, made the ascent in 27 minutes 17 2-5 seconds, more jthan @ minute leas than his mark last year, Webb Jay, of Cleveland, O., went up in 39 minutes 1 second in # 30 horse- power steam car, ‘The road was in day, having practically yesterda, A dition to- ‘ried. out after ‘6 rain, Hilliard's figures, which were three minutes thirty-nine and a fifth seconds peters sben. ta ofictal vob made , Were not approac' ‘by bar competitor during the forenoon. |nawer ‘torein orks in a fifty Migs: 40, gasoline car, mad citmb tn 26 minttes a 2 secords, Te 8. Crawford, of Hagers:own, Md., 4 ten poreepow en gusoline oar, nasende: in 1 Four. 1 minutes and 38 2-6 se B. Holland, of Newton, Mass,, ina a ton horse-power eten: runabout, 49, 9) mine uten 3 35 seconds, and F. ETO, rovitience, in a t OrsnerY Wer gasoline car, ih 1 hour, 8 roltnates ts wee seconds, New MotorCycle Recents ‘The record tor the ascent by motor. cycles was broken Stoeday by Stonley Seolhonn. of ee “i Mags, who 0p a three: Pati rie powe; machi Shag de grounenln 1 Fmt 2 5 Or Once Hedntrom, ‘a9 of Mpringh on 4 to Dat hovee-power motoraeyaty, U made Dh d in 2 minutes 2 seconds, BALL GAME 1S BLAMED, Henry Langer, of No. 452 Eleventh street, Jeneoy City, twenty five yearn old, « clevk in a New York wholesale (Bpecin! to The Evening World. SAN FRANCIACO, Cal. July it sack ‘Welch has’ been selected to referee the Britt-Sullivan fight to be fought here next Friday nhrht. Britt ts training at the Ocean Beach and ts in splendid shape. Nat Goodwin has trained with Britt and will bet heavily on the Call- ¢orntan, Britt te down to weight, and although he anticipates a hard fight he expects to outpoint hjs husky opponent. Kid Bullivan has been training in San under the direction of Al Here- ford. Sullivan will be backed by ihe local men by cenit of hia splendid showing Cvs eae Faigacees ced me, Ree will pret i po at Te oral on the night of the ten 1 re- ‘ceive & per cent. of Sauer cot af es, Ton Bergin oO bein) winner and 35 per cent. to a Krolt haa yect “ond ars 3 es Wall be, “coached by feretord hat (ereford. Builivan wi will be on ee as he hopes with the Kid. ANOTHER RACE FOR MIMOSA it bi ‘make @ clean-up ‘The Mimosa II., recent winnor of] © ‘the challenge trophy, again showed her speed by capturing the special Monday raco over a triangular course of eleven miles at Larchmont yester- day. The Cara Mia, the fast sloop of Stuyvesant Wainwright, outsailed the thirty-footers. The races were the best of the season, and fifty-three yachts started. Mineola was ready and anxious to race, but there was nothing to put against her. Her rival, Yankee, lay at her mooring across the Sound at Glen Cove. Henry F. Lippitt was expec with his sloop Weetamoe to race against) ‘ineola. but the vacht did not put in ar appearance, W. Ross Proctor refused to take a sail over with Mineola, and sho remained at anghor. ——~s—__ BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.. BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK, July 18—The entries for to-morrow’s races are as follows: FIRST RACE—For maiden two-year-olds; selling: five and @ half furton Carm SECOND RACK —Stepiechase ‘Handicap: short course; sbout Marien je Tine George Keene ... THIRD | RACE—For up; mile and on *Rubric. The Montauk FOURTH CB for See six furlongs, 100 0 fillies; 11 ig 1 111 iL Kiamesha ; 4 %* Apprentice ‘allowance, pasando EGE PROVIDENCE ENTRIES. (Special to The Byening World.) ted| intiinating RT EDITED BY - EDGREN. BOOKIES GETTING RICH AT BRIGHTON MEETING BY FRANK W: THORP. Bookmakers declare that this meeting at Brightoh is che best booking meeting of the season. Men who came to this meeting all the way from $10,000 to $20,000 toser have evened up their losses ahd some of. the heaviest of the gam- bling bookies are big winners, “You don't have to pick them here,” gald a pt irient layer yesterday, ‘All you have to do is keep ygur eyes open, get in the money as cheap as you can and let the ponies do the rest. This 1s Uke old tim It is not a question of your pick against the player. It Is aimply a question of making book. You can open up your prices at all the way from 9 to # per cent. in your favor and the players will just eat you up. ‘That last race is sufter than the last race at Guttenburg used togbe when old Neptune, persumably witha ton of 1 on his back, but really carrying only his jockey, used to breeze home to the consternation of the handicappers. If this game keeps up the Jockey Club can come and demand what they like.” Public Is Winning. And in truth it 1s,a safe game for the bookies. The public attendance grows day by day, which shows that the peo- ple are winning. The majority of race- goers are smal) players who are all taking a chance for their few dollars, and the chances are tumbling in. It is the smart division, made up of handi- appers, clever form judges and players of ‘inside info,” as it is called, that ate contributing to the layers’ cash boxes. Form seems all awry at Brighton, yet it cannot be ascribed to any sharp prac- tice or crookedness. It just seems the cussedneess of the ponies themselves. Take for instance the form of St. Bellane. ‘This colt ran a gvod race | and won, Then he ran another race and was beaten a block. The owner of this horse, also owner of a sporting | paper, called attention to Jack Mar- |} | tin’s bad riding of St. Bellane, all but that the boy pulled the horse. St. Bellane's performance yesterday | lets the boy down with a clean bill of | health, It was not Martin but St. Bel- lane who was at fault. The writer has no wish to defend Martin or to laud his riding, becaure the handling this boy gave Fort Hunter at Saratoga last | year was the rawest ever seen on al Yaee-track. But. since then Martin Seems to have tumed over a new leaf, and at New Orleans last winter no boy was More earnest in his efforts to win| then Jack Martin, ‘The only bad looking races Martin has ridden this season were on Accountant, belonging to the stable to Which Mar tin is under contract. However, that has nothing to do with St. Bella: Take the Sunshine Stakes yeristgay, the widest stretch of Could any one oy figuring make Esoteric win or put Snow in the place position over two-year-olds | AMUSEMENTS. SUPERB SHOWS ‘Twice Dally. Co. ‘Jack’ ‘s pit Marion Extra Attraction—Menry tal & Julie Herne in, “Bichters AY, ‘Stein, | )U wyiton’ reyior, Byron Tracy, "Jas, Dur- Bouy. TH “Derg Theres Beatri BT. Jas. HHsoh, Ryan, Mate Mats. an. ste, | Dally & Th oer War Fa LI EIS MANHATTAN BEACH. EFweo VAUDEVILL! PAIN’S oxino vintawonns| ag "OHNSTOWN FLOOD & NEW YORK-48 NORTH POLE) acs ley, Helen | Hi BS Uke Phidins and Voorheos? you could give Exoterle a chance Aue he beat Whimsleal, but shen a oe Was regarded ay w fue. There was some comment on Alans» Dale's race yesterday, but te had ten pounds of from his previous day and the red-hotwweathor just thawed out his stiffened joints, If this game keeps up the bookies will be loath to leave Brighton for Saratoga, for Saratoga is the vince of good things and big coups that make the laye ing rock*many times during the me of tho interesting Beghton nis the sand pile In the pad- ter a horse has ocoled o they lead ‘Him ‘onts the sand oii AS snit and fool at i, they Paw & bit with his fore fect and finally town he goes on his sides. ‘ren he wll roit from ome side to the other, kicking Be legs in evident enjoyment ot tehing the sand gives him, and ine Known when he has enough, for when ho gets,upon his feet again’an attends ant carhot coax him to take another PES EES SLICES, AMERICAN TENNIS TEAM WINS DOUBLES ABROAD.~ LONDON, doubles for the Davis tok Hol Ward and Meas C. Wright, Gnitea Sratte. ‘boat ‘Norman ‘WY Broskes ea Walker Dunlop, Austraiasia, 6-4, 75, Of course, i eee THE COLLEGIATE ia one of the cool, comfortable and comely col the H. & I, brand. long-life collar for summer wear —the Tinen tnd. Linen collars are cooler than cotton —they absorb perspiration—don't get spongy like cotton. If you want the best. demand H. & I. oq@anamed Linea "Collars, » Same price you pay for cotton—a ; for ase. rt HENRY: HOLMES Troy, Néw York .- (AM MERSTEIN'S, on Teo TOR | Mat ROOF GARDEN|* 3 an. 8.15 to, Minighe. Ford & Gi nd their ten Rollicking "Berman gly aie Hen Richards, Bonerty sie re Rea Ropers. T bch * pratatt Wirelors wee sect selenren ms ‘da from Coney Island. MENTS. BRIGHTON BEACH Wage EN’S GOODS, CLEARANCE SALE; GRAPHIC “CAMERAS: SEND FOR BARGAIN LIS 175 Elm St. (Cor, Broome) N.Y. SPORTING Brighton Races ran "BRIN With ¢ other events, | New York, 3" ann inks at nes atm i pifon i ‘Cars July 18—In the tennis ; FOLMER & SCHWING MFG,CO, sights at, ‘ 4 Fi] y se iid i ris bn Rs oe aa a ¥ 4 } x | } j “i 2 hie NA. Ry Coolest Spot en ee, } NARRAGANSETT PARK, PROVI- DENCE, R. 1., July 1&8—The entries for to-morrow's races are as follows: FL DREAMLAND 8s ae 9 wie 9 te A.SURE SYSTEM =| ee ere , ' | j P| h ry ? 7 Wd Sy! Brookten at at ‘Bap avaasineod | RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES, Xork, 4, 5 York, LN 6 Hf . Moston ‘GAMES gee w York, date, ton. Cle’ wrt a ii New, house is I of nervops prostration,