The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1905, Page 2

ALL: fine the centre of the (ing stage to-day. Th's being moran in racing between the if Saratoga and the begiauing ead, there is ttle left for the ‘maciig man to do, He may, as our Mr. i aiye, ro Unrduzh his dope book 1 ground. A baseball game ‘to be relaxation for a man who ‘followed the feverish speculative all season. RAINING reports are beginning to teach here from ‘Kisco, and the doings of Britt and Nelson are Ger: ®iaking interesting gossip tor fight fol- fowors of Gotham. Both men have ‘their arcane dhandes, Hisbiennders, now touring the wild gpd woolly, have, one/of the s bases Delehanty. family of ball layers wilh ‘them, This, the latest of Lexeball sluggers, made good in a meas- ure yesturda: winnitg the sezond itis Mouble-header. ATHLETES SUSPENDED. Chairman John Stoll, of the Rogistra- ‘Hon Cormmittes of the Metropolitan As- “Bociation of the “Amateur Athletic ee "has nedelved numerous letters in to many-inthletes who are reg~ eiied with the Metropolitan Associ >> thon of the A. A. U. ‘who have competed ‘three thousand cycilog ‘&t plenic games, chowders and outings ©T political clubs with and against pro- fessionala, _ The first batch to be caught was at the games of the Thomas Jefforson \Clud;hela: at Whitzel's! Grove, College Heil, and they are as follows: iawks, who L. M. Doctor; W. H. Ings, sho isa professional ballMayer; Hrhest Spitzer, of the Pastimes; Shuts, ‘Welght-thrower, of the Mohawks, and ., Lotz, of the Mohawka. STRAIGHT ABATS WON BY KRAMER ' OE | Une |Mentening chearw pt over enthusiasts, ¥eank Kramer, the champion short @istance bicycle rider’ of / America, ‘sprinted over the finish ine," the wia- ner of both iects of hls match race with Wille Fenn, at Madison Square Garden, last might. In the first heat Kramer got oft in front, and, after they had Jockeyed for positions, Kramer held the pole, Ou the last lap be sprinted Just fast Ough to cross the lne the winner f the heat by half a wheel's lengin, Inthe second heat both riders were) paced ly George Sohvetber, who start- gi trom the tenpyard mark.. When the pell rang for the .ast jap: Kramer Shot away trom Schreiber, with Penn at his rear wheel. ‘Then’ followed a aprint, which resulted in errive ramen skinniig over the ling @ few) ic Lawsol, the rrorid's champion, | won tue mile and halgsnile ‘pros Ghetatt og ‘Seng Ne, heat: Won actilg pies roe 2. Shnmuna, Xai 4 rewiiz, New rotedsionvaly tinal heat: Won Cbg Tver dawwaon, Balt Lake City; Jon be Bell, Long. Lata, i foe. Bomler. | Broth. air Mehwe Bedell, 1... Tovrsn, vinen Amatour)—Final hea fon; J. B. Cottey, ist Maenst wy, Se First heat, haiti Baxi Orange Second. ry a pve Mai taco ‘on nk Kramer, Fenn, Bristol, Won hy with " "Yoaond. Heat, ‘ine, paced by Goorge Serta, Pipe one Atile (Prat pect Wan by ter awe an, Aeseltt 1m Grantee ite eat cast: Won as iy Weeping see Lene | ie Mar nd YeECred tmande “upon joDonald, Dosten” «wink, | th It, Felmen #0 1 chin, | ifne total amount involved fn the 2S Cth gat une ae 30, oh fective classes lly OLF CUP TO the puree was $1,000, being 35% STAY AT EXMOOR,. | Dean and Smoot, Clubmate » Cane * win for the Champion- whip Trophy, J enidaco, Au Golve the «1 noor will ree eup for the entativon, Smoot D to: 148 two TONEY W. ed his opponent Howland, jr., | 8! | torpedo i | Wody Of the Glenview wolf | will mest | which is vrerogative of every pald ball pays eye Be games would be prac- BBGRENS| DELEHANTY GAINS : “THe wortnT ~ FRIDAY EVENING, knees OF 1K irs igthor ty aii wos Mon hak nts DIAMOND FAME Brother of the Famous Ed Makes the Hit That, Saves the Day for the Highlanders at St. Louis. BY ALLEN SANGREE. (Special to The Evening World.) ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. Ea Delehanty! how many a New York: | er would have relished seeing thai tell Tore he chowed the better te Rot. Things aid hot break very well for him | until the ninth inning of the second %—Shades of| game. But the motto of his family, is, I understand. | | Surely that boy bided, To “We bide our ume." you low Grimth won that great man's youngest brother win | game would take a book. Suffice It to vietory for the uniform that bears; say that the score was 1-0 in favor “N, ¥." across the bosom. Tn «he gloam- | oe ing, a8 it was, the silver stars alrendy turning to gold and the score tied, hun- Bt. Louls, when Dougherty watked. | Williams, who has made the extraord- | tary record of fifteecn times to bat dda of those present thought for a! Without a hit and only one fly to the moment that the famous “Ed” himsel¢ | oUtfleld: struck out. Just doing the contrary, 5! hit, and Foltz squeezed Dougherty home. was ‘at bat. ‘Through four and a } f houts of! Yenger, who 1s showed a little cruel baseball the Hightanders had | This tled the oore, and MoGulre walked, staigmored. Not 2 few voccumbed to| filing the bases. At this crisis Deteh: the hest, Jack Powell) who used to|tY sinshed a hard single past third, work {n a boiler’ shop and '¢ supposed |SCoring Yeager und Fultz and winning to be hardened to infernal atmosphere, | the same. took one drink of coid water ana the| The victory othorwire must be crodit- subsequemt proceedings interested him | ed to Grif, who took Powell out and no more, Kind hands -olled him over the greensward and under a shower bath. But he also had cramps, and for that they gave him a brimming cupful of Jamaica ginger. Many Changes Necessary. Conroy was shocked In the rathskeHer | we. by a thrown bail and fainted. Ho started to play, but got black in the nite at tast the firet pitched a wonderful game, tiring the batters, striking them out and resting up by various artifices unti! the Browns grew rosticss. It was the nardest se- Ties of the season, both ‘on Dour: ae the heat and the sixdden fine play Line | Peta was there | Highlanders fou: Had Fame, Because of jaz and poor base running, but tall stages and the Wow Sork\loat horh gomes ah face from heat. He was also rolled| would have 1 to see ne division. away. “McGuire and Klelnow took nnd, Boston wlll uow “be her hated turn about at the bat, and so many changes were made in the line-up that the offical scorer demanded more gai- | ary. Cool, however, was Frank Delehanty. Keeler diminished so that he could only be seen by powerful cafe on the grand stand. E,berfeld re- sembled the little black man, and, Davo Fultz would have been heartily wel- comed in Darkest Africa. Trainer Mike Marun kept the towel busy fanning this one and that as in a prise fight. Buckets of water were doused upon the team collectively and individually, excepting Mr. Delehanty, So far as we observed, the corporeal exp never #0 much as dampened his dukes, and ho said nothing, made no gestures beyond the ceaseless pulverizing of fine cut, tically lifeleas were it mot for this m fy war upon ‘the khathsome weed: So young Delehanty chewed, und the work. KEARSARGE ROWERS BEAT NEWPORT CREW Battleship’s Cutter Oarsmen Lower Colors of Crack Civilian Boat. (Special to The Evening World.) NEWPORT, R. 1., Aug, %.—Tho fa- mous twelve-oared cutter crew of the Untsted States battle-shin Kearsage, champions of the Navy, to-day de- feated the crack crew of the Hibernians of Newport, holders of the Narragan- | sett Bay Challenge Cup, and the most | successful civilian crew in this geo- tlon. At the end of the four-mile courge down the bay the battle-ship crew led the clvillans by nearly nine boat lengths, or, tnirty-eight seconds. New: port's $2, racing cutter, therefore, |establisned the supremacy of the Kear- sage oarsmca, who have successively defeated every crew in the Nuvy they have raced against, As a result of the contest néarly every officer and seaman 'y the North Atlantic squadron fipds ‘mself richer by many dollars, for bety' between the officers and pallors of tne fleet and the and training s(ations with landsmen aggregated avout $4,000 Reuidents of Newport. Pravidence, Fall Rive and évery communtty along of a sid ‘Mhe twelve oarsmen of the Kearsarge the four miles in 29m, 1b [tones muy time of the Hiberntens was 2m. } PASTIM BIG ENTRY. ‘The langest entry lst recelved for an outdvor athletic meet this season has hoen recelved for the Pastime A. C, inaugural open games to be held to- morrow afternoon on the new grounds Ninetioth street and the East Riv In the short-distance events the Ne’ York 2, ay entered amon, ‘others Jon, chase LEW!S FAILS 10 PUT LOCKE OUT; PHILADELPHIA, Lewis had but Iittle trouble In besting “Kid Locke, the sturdy feather from ‘the Itallan quarter, at the Broadway Aug. 25. — Harry at night, Lewls.was in rare shape and worked incessantly and des- perately to ‘put Locke away, but de- apite the fact that he landed repeatedly and crossed his right often he failed to + sraiiiainariges ae ‘were wel ‘and. resulted in ceome "good | [BROOKLYNS LET PITCHER JO) JONES G0 rel Jeane. Unices two other players work in the tuture Prey "will also their release, ‘Compelled Pi take some ead as a; consequence of the ragged Slaying of | the Brooklyn team since it ‘returned from its Western trip... President Eb- bets. of the Brooklyn National League club, last night gave Oscar Jones, one of the pitchers, bis ten. days iPatice 9, betta eo ENTRIES |AT SHEEPSHEAD, (Special to The Byening World.) SHEEPSHEAD Ba’ N. ¥., Aug, %5—The entries morrow’s races are as follows: FIRST Pagai Diew 4 Verihes Briber: Donoro THIRD RACE-—Fall Handicap: a4 unt Handicap; short Feige Cy ut two miles, NACE TRACK, tor 4o- RACE—The Inaugural Ecenle. four-year-olds and aber Nitrate Hnobhampion : for two-year turlongs of Phu eassessase * st ¥ Sezsszs $ ‘Upward; aie furlo See SSESS ESEnSES: ee FOURTH RACE—The Futurity; alt fur- Futurity course, while his oj jormer Weatey of Glenview. | olubmate | the tour erack, sprinte U |@eyard A, Shamiplon?” Harry L! Tilman’ world's “ehampinn hurae Frank Ri and contest | tums: after the anes ad to dor- STANDING OF THR OLUBS. NATIONAL LEAGUE, iB ti | successive errors | awn hy yw. pa kert and P. J. Callahan. The merican A. ©. wil) be represented its stare, AMERICAN LRAGUB, a, W ira! Ta carole it peed Sane, é ig velanl, O Nias tt rit Bune. nla Detroit, % Oso POlAdeae KAIDe a ostooned, ride on mile Or tal foe $hree-year-o1de; Bn Beart Ballon’ CR hres year: ixteenth, an tue, ae M i} mone twenty rounds, but daykness com- fi he fehs, \gedgon' by Halon. and picked up by utility men:Inthe business to-day. "JOHN LAS DOWN AND QUT AGAIN “1 Ain't No Dog,” He Says, When Collector Tries to Get License Money and Calls 0! Sheriff to Close Casino. BAN FRANCISCO, Aux 2—John L-| Sullivan hus turned over the keya of his Bfty-fourth saloon to the sheriff, and ‘the Casino that he opened here Js no more, When John L. onened the place he was certain the bartendyes would set | sore. Mugers ringing up imonev on the Cash register, But they ell wore their! Wousers turned up at the onttom and| walked Uke they had lead in th elr shoe when they we watch, the cash register rung + about the place woke un and wanted to know where the fire was. ‘The end was hastened semowhat by three things—an atiuchmvat for §170 by @ man nomed Maras. the inability | of John's bartenders to berrow a few kegs of b€er from nelgnbo.s with er and the ebjection of John J« to paying @ ieenne. When the Ileens gollector sallied John 1. passed him his mitt and told iim to quit his Mauldin’ “License? I ain't no dog if] did own @ diamond dog geiiae nee a ee blow and be # good ge sald The collector blew’ three Tea, once over the bar, thenghe blew out the goor and then he blew baci with couple of #heriffs, and then it was John’s turn to blow, but only one Way—-out, at, the padlock on” the door he sere onda y ee. soli: Nobody lowes wt} ‘man ‘any- John asked how far st was fro igrisey (9 New Work | somebody told him about $,000 miles. “Which way, train or boat?” de In- (uited. ; re Ferns Still a Fighter. “Rupe” the ox-welter-welght champion, is #Hil able to figh} dusplte rhe has been ut of the rng rie fought Jack Dun- ertern Aghcar, time that McCraw didn't make a mistake, i ght of Sops. Agenetou drow on a oarKe at Kani City on ave unday. ‘Phe bout was to have pelled the refe e 10 atop t Saiuune amen Herman to Fight Hyland. Td" Herman, ‘the Chicago Lagat welt, whe recently he Char Neary, the champion /ot wast ott ae & ten-round bOUL at. Deny, a lok uy lnd Two players who have proven most valuable in their present positions | may, be seen at thd Polo Grounds to-day. One of them, Si Seymour, who ‘was not thought good enongh for New ‘York # few-seasons ago, has been the star of tha ‘‘Reds” for two seasons and is at present leading the Na- tional League in batting. ‘The other one, Sammy Strang, was released jist MeGraw. Local fans know by this Strang is one of the handiest BETWEEN ROUNDS, BY JOHN POLLOCK. The great forty-five-round_ battle be- tween Jimmy. Britt and “‘Batiling” Ne}- son, the fighting Dane, will be fought in the Union, Coursing Park, at Colma Cal., on the afternoon of Sept. 9, Work- men have already been put on the job of completing the arena, and when It Is finished st will bave a seating capacity for 10,000, These seats will be erecta so that every person will have a good, jew of the ring. The general admis- sion tlekets will cost $3, while the high- est-priced seat, the ringside bores, will cost $30 each. It is expected’ at the gato tecelpis of this ent will be lnrgre ‘ian ‘of any fstie battle belarin Gale fornia, . O'FKeefe's Two-Fights. Jack O'Keefe, the Chicago fighter, who is to meet, Wille Lewis, of. this ty, Ina fifteen-round bout at Detroit, on Labor Day afternoon, is to engage in another battle before he fiabta the local man. O'Keefe has gop signed box Dick Fitzpatridks, adather Gitcago per, for fifteen rounds for @ purse at Grand Rapids, Aieh,, on the | 1After this fight O'K il. go to Datralt, where he will ‘wind me training for the battle with wis. Attell Is Bidestepping, Abe Attell, the California teather- wolkht, must have a dread of “Young Erne," (he Quaker City fighter, for he has turned down an offer to box the lat- ter for six rounds at the National A,.0, ot Philadsiphie, | Matenmaker up Le iv ome SPORTING NEWS AND COMMENT nossktf'an Pox THIS PAIR HAS MADE GOOD THIS SEASON. | BY BOZEMAN BULGER. Asa, bargain,.day: yesterday's of- ering at the Polo Grounds had the ten- cent straw. hat sale, hacked off the boards.” You..could have played st | of Straight, place and ihow, and come of, your pantaloons. Oneé fan figured to me that he got home just $$ to the good. He, started (of by saving 7p. cents, by seeing..two | anes for pnd! price,.and jhe Palange, be explained, was made. up in. the, es- Umated amount be had exnended® ini trying to see sich a finish Ip the past. He not only got the one best bet, but cortered the whole fifty-seven. varigtles | in one afternoon. With McGraw and Kellev out of the fleld for making some polatha. obserya- tons in tho earshot of Wmrire Baus- wine, ,and beth peeping through the same, cubbyhole in the,fence.. the Giants ran rampant in the ninth and in,a fash basp his, wére falling. around Ewing lke mrapeshot around Napaypon at Water! Fans’ wi nt Wilds Men aid women’ were simply wild, and! here js. what ‘caused jty New York | heéded two runs to tle! up the game. Sammy Strang was the first sterter in the Mnal, and he opensd’ with # smash to Barry and dlyed into the naprotested bag at first before anybody could. cover (Applause.) Bresnahan whined vainly | at the alr, amid groans from the ctowd, (Sobs.) Bowerman wae a substitute for) 4 4) Ames, and:appeared: with, bad-looking | 4! bludgeon. One swing waa engueh® tor /: the. big dairyman,. and Mke i, shot the ‘ball was cutting through the gloomdn left Meld Uke a builet., (Projonged ap- plause.) ound " to | thind) and everybody held ‘their respec- tive breaths, | “Browne was next.yip Ad’ without ceremony slashedss-single. into right. || Birape, e¢. home and Bowerman pen ber v o Lfind. “EDC terouur tee sprang forth with a and a resounding onlin. then thirat. for blood, 4:15, 000. at ou Bindemoniun > purab- forth. ‘@ cyoion indescribable, aie , CANOH, te end turn cee + them away with.coln jingliag in every cove |§' aqoack which {ell nfo in left sent Bow. |; had almost forgotten it., There was nothing (oit, however: Stor pe ia sim- he shutting bat teo mite wad allow- ut ‘ons-fuan to reach second. carne many battht ened. and among ete home runs alin Browne into the right f pteld fame lin also gave yer Pout ave bits tne two | ness in amiving” vahend sie, of ar bronkine doubleshoader “wit! he pldved “to. et ae See ead ee 7h ‘ents = . ee Seen ia poet je Be Gnade ae dina a ahs eae gl “iar L4ante: ry Beentae (ined. Bunny), 8.20 L¥GeuN THEATRE, 451n St. of Bi MRS. femoris. BOOTS, | SA MAKE! pe an 2 & a FRANK eae | ESTAR Rot ie ere WPT SSF Eee Se cSee, RS eae MANHATTAN BEACH, RAR WAUDEVILLE 3: PAIN’: ci bmattisoe ae Pp ASTOR’S ath St. ie Si Nel aa ba = BOER WAR Dally, 8 a-8B0, Bate wt i IRON Largest Hippodrome. bog n AMUSEMENTS,. & PS SURI IRS Bit ose ba HIPPODROME “Thompson & Dundy. “YANKEE CIRCUS ON WARS New Variety Circus Direct front the Caoltels of Europe “ THE RAIDERS” pede ia TERETE) NOW ON SALE. y Saint: RY p, N TH 8.15 to tuioiiey ESPs te $ rat = sees ate ane Zanes Ah Sid Mil9__ Olive, ® t.8.15 i2sth: st. Ming atta the ‘eruptions 6) re ‘than a thousand thoraxes. Nothing to Firpt Game. McCann wax whipped.out 9 sacs an hus bee enue Al fight ierner bin Vee. MAuyt hae sidestepp!n, Wied itn, -he- Game, et ‘That constant quarrelling among fight promojers will eventually. Ielll the sport shown ‘gt Chelsea, dnesday night, when the advertised bout between Larry Gone nolty wid. hao Stegen drew onlyn fie bauae Bioger. retused fo, Nght, for Pry mone ¢ ab ‘ae ae wate sam ed io pit on Annihgs mal Pi tors. inact i oh ce is ii Santry to Bddiv Sgntry, of: amcng the cleverest yeara ago, will fr Ica at Kalamango, Mich.) the ae month, His, Forbes. | 8 ako paris fowal A, Heobsreny nie fo ing An ride toy Sees wee BEACH mug Henry Mitier & Watermelon BRIGHTON SPORTING. Eis Wwesia. oe