The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1906, Page 16

HE Olympic athletes are gathering I from far and near. On next Tuesday the team sails, and all the men have instructions to be in town by Sunday at the latest. Many have come here in time to do a tew days’ training before the start. B high jumper, is staying at the N. ¥. A. (C. Kerrigan comes from the Far West—Portland, Ore. He has been jumping for fourteen years and has never been beaten. His best Performance was a jump of 6 feet 4 inches. Kerrigan is not training at ell. He makes it a cule not to train much be- fore any contest, and never to jump over 5 feet six inches in practice. He lets carefully, rests and sleeps as much &s possible to gain a reserve store of Mervous energy, and rel'es upon that to carry him over the bar when the test comes. The first time I ever saw Kerrigan jump wes in a dual meet between the URT KERRIGAN, the great little | J. SARsFIELD MITCHELL TurRows THE Bie STONE” Every BAN, GETTING RACERS ‘Olymplo A. C., of San Francisco, and |the Multonomah A. C., of Portland. ‘Kerrigan was just seventeen years old ‘then, stood only 5 feet 4% inches and weighed about as much as a spring ehicken. He cleared the bar handily at 6 fest 2 inches, just 9% inches over his head. He {s @ couple of inches taller now, and has increased his performance in proportion to his height He has pole-vaulted 11 fect 1 inch, has won the ‘Northwestern all-around championsbtp, hag played quarter on some of the strongest ‘Western teams and is prob- ably the best all-around athlete of his {nches in the country. ARTIN SHERIDAN, they say, 1s M @ little worrled over the fact that he has not been notified yet officially that the clty can spare his valuable services during the time con- sumed by the trip to Greece. I don't think Martin need lose any sleep. There are steen thousand Irishmen in this town who would rather lose an arm than see Martin left behind. And I've noticed that the Irish usually get what) they want when they go after it. LADY VALENTINE—A half-mile in . y aNd} san Francisso during the last six month MONG the any things Martin | 03¢35 °nanaily. | Tom O’Rourke Pulls Off His Scheduled Bout, Donahoe -and Lowery and/ss» Francieo during tne tan asx monte | will try for Is the pentathlon—| ,,2!80—Four furlongs in 0.66, gallop- itt |matched to meet Harry Lewis. the clever c News of th Keyes and Bedell at Summit PHS tT EMEY Poyntegl Ad is the ancient all-around contest of| "AFRIC JEWEL-—A half-mile in 0.85, Between Logan and arsey—News 0 the meat sonal An Gof that city, oo the Greeks. The five events include breesing. This is a full sister to Af- 4 A. C. To-Morrow Night ea Cn Ye CUBE ae ecu mieerela Cie iaae right : A. C, To- + [now he, ought to eve the ‘hardes @iscus throwing, running a race of, "Stir 3o—Four furlongs in 0641-2 Boxers in Local Ring. and Elsewhere, stip Paftie “the ‘Guakertte ‘has’ had ‘te oe | about 400 yurds, standing broad jump, | nandily ume. spear throwing and Graeco-Roman ei ROADCLOTH Four, furlongs Jn 0.55, —. ihe RA, oe He orplioee ns Joe Falvey a Matchmaker. wrestling, jor @ sterner ree ee SCH Joe Fulvey, the well-known sporting man, question. ve ¢. 29.—The| the aggressive, and In the thirteenth i Pore ne Sheridan tse wonder with the discus. |“ PRETENSION—A half-mile in‘0.57, in| ESSINGTON, Pa. March 2. The | Doe, Oeehoweve, ‘Terrie lett ‘swing sa | teenth etreet, will hold tte regular | °° .22 been Identiticed with, pugtllem for He runs well. He leaps like an Irish-| @ big gallo: | Tuxedo A. C, held its opening Wl the wind that weakened Logan per-| Wekly stag to-morrow night. Johnny | many years, has been appointed mage aRaael hae voll ‘And he | pRENNYTON—Four furlongs in 0.85 2-6,| here last night, as scheduled, despite ceptibiy and followed with a right ts| Mack has arranged a card that should | maker of che Marlborough A.C. in W a man, and that's a compliment, An breezing. threats of arrest. No one interfered the Jaw that floored him for a count| produce good sport. There will be two | fetycuunn sect, kalvey was selected for | ought to be able to throw the spear as far as any one can, The Graeco-Roman FIT AT LOCAL RACE TRACKS SomeGood “Moves” Made Considering Conditions at Sheepshead. (Special to The Byentng World.) SHEBPSHEAD BAY, March 2.—Be- cause of the unsettled condition of the main course at the Coney Island Jockey Club, all training operations are r stricted to what is known as the yearl- ing track, and this morning the course was thronged with horses during the exercise time. Many fair moves were recorded dur- ing the galloping hours, among which the following were the best: GHAEPLE-A half mile in 0.58: 4-5; |the bit all the way. oe Tay A SS eerie mee aha Ate THE WOR LD: 'URSDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1906. SPORTING NEWS AND COMMENT # & # Burt KERRIGAN Just TRAINS BY LOOKING AT HIS = =a - — — cd Martin Sheridan TUXEDO CLUB A REALITY; 20-ROUND BATTLE HELD in any way with the performance, and | Ff five. In the fifteenth Logar clinched, and Beinstein developing 18. OLYMPIC ATHLETES DOING A LITTLE TRAINING BEFORE SAILING. The Western Tunners seem to Tike ney going {MCK O'BRIEN TO BY JOHN POLLOCK. “Philadelphia Jack’ O'Brien, the shifty and clever pugillst who hes |claimed Jim Jeffries's title of heavy- | weight champion ever since he knocked | out Bob Fitzsimmons in |in San Franclsoo, a few months ago, has just clinched another match. He ltroth, the fight promoter of ‘Frisco, jto box Sam Berger, the ex-amateur heavy-weight of California, a twenty round bout at Woodward's Pavilion, the latter part of next month. O’Brien and Berger will battle for 60 per cent. of the gross receipts, of which the win- ner will gat 6) per cent. and the loser 40. After this bout O'Brien will get into condition for bis twenty-round battle with Tommy Burns at Los Angeles, Cal., May 10. Fitzgerald and Lewis Fight. Willie Lewis, the South Brooklyn Ight- welght. who has been fighting so well In MACK ARRANGES TWO STAR BOUTS {clals last night. the maiches will be Florrie Aasociated with Falvey in star bouts. One brings together Young yatt arranging 90: rsons witnessed the | poy Donahoe and Jeic Lowery and in tie | Sfanding the matches will be Florrie Bar. wrestling is the joker. But Martin|,iUDOX—A four furlong heer in | fully @ thousand pe: Pree eae hipaserned to be uring under other Bert Keyee, the boy with the | piueirats ani is thoroughly. acquainted "with says every man from his county can | BOW — Four furlongs in | &°. vind between Fred|#bout even, but the seventeenth was | "NOP, will tackle Joe Bedell, of Brook. | the eport for many years. bi Moping. } The seml-wind-up : all Carsey’s. In the eighteenth Carsey|!¥n- Bedell js the young: | McGarry and Sieger to Fight Again. pereh tle cay bit: lw Fddie Lenny. | r been atowing away all the pugs of his AND—A half mile in 0.56; breez- | Welsh, of England, and hammered Logan all over the ring. | “2 | ft Chester, was a slow affair until| Logan came up strong in the nine-| Welght in Brooklyn. Amby McGarry, the rugged Bronx Itght- pA OME of the Olymple athletes have) ‘S—Four furlongs in ete Chas! teenth, but Carsey jabbed him oft. ao weight, and Charley Sleger, the Hoboken Nye 7285, 10 0.59; handily. | the eighth round, when the Englishman | ey) been} tralningsqutiofy doorasinianiter ij COMEANG ATION. three: turlongsyini (Ure Ceri Lane ert autwactaallcoundél| Phenever matters looked danerous. | Young Otto Counted Out by Mistake. | fihter, who furnished such @ slashing battle of the snow and mud at the Pas- 0-4) eae Promising colt. cut loose, and for the In the twentieth Carsey swung to hatorel ake! MariboroumhiAly OF; lasCs Monday, ume Grounds. Moulton, the Kansas!) ACh worked with Compenantige, ts aac Tbs. Clty sprinter, who is one of the most; DELHE If mile in 0.57, breezing Iny the nwind:up) betweens Franks Co ¢| Phew mixed i: on the ropes, Logan latent pectormerai oat ‘e had! KUROKI—Four furlongs in’ 0.4945, |sey, of Chicago, and Phil Logan, of] jabbing left to face and Carsey swing: jearaisient nerformersion) the traces Bad) apine: Philadelphia, the Chicagoan clearly|ing hard on the ribs and jaw at bell, only been in New Yorok two hours BOH PALA N— —Four furlongs in 0.56, After the conteets were over last night when je turned out there in @ running very easily. ACROBA'—Three furlongs in 0.41 4-5, had Lenny earned the decision. clearly outclassed, jear and wind and then went to face Referee Rocap and the Demelpesas ‘were Laney Lichtenste’n, manager of Young | night. the local Mght-welght, denios the re: have Deen practically matched again Oto, lo méet In the star bow of three rounds at | port that Otto wan knocked out by Johnny | the hext stag of the club, which comes off Allen fn Philadelphia, on Monday “night, |0P Monday night. This contest should be Lichtonatein claime that the referee in hia | Worth a long Journey to gee, as both men ar excitement counted only six and then de- HGnT SAM BERGER their battle | [nas accepted terms from Jimmy Cof- | CHICK TUCKER AND RYALL Another attractive card has been ar- ranged for the weekly stag of the Lon, Acre Athletic Club, No. 158 West Twen- ty-ninth street, to-night. For the main feature there will be a three-round go | between Chick Tucker and Lou Ryall, of Philadejphia, who has fo boys as Terry McGovern and Young | Corbett. This will make a siashing | | bout, as both boys are on eige and R all is anxious to uphold his reputation jby beating Tucker, who has held hi own with the best of them. The semi-windup will furnish another rattling bout. Kid Stein, | phia, who is doing some fast fighting, jhas been matched to meet Curly Sup- ples, of Buffalo. ‘The latter is a welter- weight jbouts. ‘The other bouts will be between | Willie Jones and Young Goldman, Pats Haley. of Brooklyn, and Battling Kelly, of Philadelphia; Tommy Connolly, of | Chester, Pa., and Johnny Dohan, Sailor Condon and Jack Doyle | Keruine fiehters and besides try to beat an | opponent as quickly as possible | Another Australian Fighter in Frisco. orrived In San Francico, Me is Hock Keys, | who ts sald to be a far cleverer boxer than Young Griff) was when the latter was in his prime. Kevse has been matched to fight Mike Ward, the Canadian Hght-welght, for twenty rounds the Colma (Cal) Al C., lon the night of April 20. If Keys win | has Nees promised n tiebt withteitter Ihnre | Britt or Kid Herman at Los Angeles, Phil McGovern to Box Jones. Little Phil McGovern, who has been knock- ing cut all the Mttle fellows that he has been meeting In three-round bout has been matched to meet Willic Jones, the clever jhantam-welght cf South Brooklyn ist | star bout at the stag of the Howard A. Which takes place In Turn fai Bixteonth street. ‘dear Fifth avenue, South Brooking 3h beday, alah ee © a great Hite er and he feels confident McGovern's winning etre: Bertuul chase clared Otto out. Otto and Allen have been | 31 longs in 0.5 \- Up to the ninth round Carsey had | se: fiecpian deeadlor tha te r {| mutched again’ fo: rounds before the i unlike Kerrigan, belleves in work and A—A half-mile in 061-2; verytninth Logan. got golng fendunela his| holding "tarse contests in Delaware | Minis “have allowed Lichtsmttein the. peivit = ee =| ‘unnin, vents require a Y County, f having Crowhurst judge the bout to fednraces, “while the humeing aval BROMEWeur Ufiriongs) in||men aa en Ge $i. hc ay aoe aickel aie 1, MANSFIELD a 3 i net hand): area oe ———————_ bir iARD -throwii ts only need hi 7 | round, and at the finish Sullivan was 28 ja wlaaen’ orca with plenty otiuse| een, MENT A hae mle, 98 SUUILIVANUAND RUSSELL, | Sees tis tones ts oven Me rrleurrainina)(oniaseemare UBncMaet 15 To-Nieht wer e BB ae | aie arn 4 Ada “Booth men showed their ability to i THE. Bw to rest between, | 81. MUNGO—Four furtongs in 0.56 1-2; IN FAST 15-ROUND DRAW. | stind\ ‘punishment “culfvan® rescned |, Harry Harta is hard at work at Bitty LIBERTY THBATRE. 120 ot w of By ay — galloping. fi *| Russell's jaw often and hard enough | Flmer’s gymnasium for | APIN in LINCOLN. : pares | CAROLA—A half mile in 0.53 1-2; eee seee (EN to put any man out, but Unk always | with Jack Goodman, which is scheduled for | ° OMMY MURPHY, of Harlem, | handily eeieclal [atthe gh ag evyoriayy ‘came up siniling and fighting back hard, | the wind-up of the Metropolitan A. C.'s stag | a seems to be the ta for) BFLGRAVIA—A half mile in 0.63 1-2; Mates ee I eslalich ns Unk Rus- At the finish booth men were fighting Jon Saturday night. This will be jars RALGH MIT OCKINE Hiunt and) handily; worked with Carola. BALTIMORE, Mare —Unl Ike demons and were bleeding, each | last, appiararce in a local lub, and he in. 11 because T , “ E. ARLY AND OFTE our furiongs | sell, of Philadelphia, met bis match last | trying to land a finishing blow. The | {nds to prove that he has lost none of the mu pecaueer LOM yA Nas. v0 jp . night in Kid Sullivan, of Washington, | referee's decision was well received by |CSuntry and. England several years, ago. matches with Matty Some f mile in 0.55; gal- wo men | the spectators, Goodman Is working at the Aventa A. C. with RK, By, 8.15. Prees, Pie, to $1. | before the Eureka A. C. The two Try. NRW Yor A $1 of the Baldwinites been unkind | } a a fy) = Chick Tucker and Willie Schumaker. LAST HUMPTY DUMPTY iat Bat. enough to say Tommy “flunked” out hree furlongs battled for fitteen rounds, at the en -_ —_——_— iSat., 2.15. Daline mrataneeyromiten toereaucts lt lof which Referee Charley white de-| KID WILLIAMS EASILY BENNINGS ENTRIES. ‘i OE SOB EU see) CONOMY — Three furl in 0.44, el st a draw. , 'e What Tommy really thinks of Buld-! preezing. 2 uenee iD Cea ee eae aaa! tant and furious BEATS HUGH M MAHON. NEW YOR win's fighting ability 1 dou't know.) GRETNA GRBEN—Three furlongs in| The contest Ate | Nar ee a asell's | (Special to The Evening World.) pod PRU Sue Enna habit of yAunklng. I CLAUDE DUVAL~Three furlongs in| first. long bout, and he proved to be a, prentanylliams ensilv defeated Hughey! BENNINGS RACE TRACK, March odio out of matehes with any one. game enough to tackle MeGovern,! Mowatt and Benn. anger, which makes the idea that he would siie- atcp Matty a little hard to understand. | Murphy has been in genuine hard luck of late. When first matched with | Baldwin he got blood _polasning through a scratch on his left hand. | ‘Ay soon as that was cured he started training again.’ Murphy felt sick, but said nothing about it. He was to fight at 126 pounds, Yommy thinned down, ran under weiant, and a few days a. Johnny | only scaled 122, His manager, Oliver, called in a doctor. Murphy hac | been suffering from setermittent at- tacks of malarm! fever The doctor} told him that he must stop aining. and go away for a change of cli- mate. When he left for terday he weighed only pounds, which is fair proof that he was tn no| shape to go on and fight anyone. Bermda ye HERE is s0 much talk about | I Young Otto that he will soon/| be famo Young Otto was knocked out in a round by Johnny Allen, in Philadelphia, after having put Aller on the chin. Otto's backers claim thi when Allen ‘Was down the referee gave him twenty geconds to get up in, and that Otte was not knocked out at all, but that the referee counted “One, six, eight! Out" in his c The stories that come from elphia contradict this assert that Otto “quit,” referee counted the ten fore Otto would get up. Whether Otto's “holler classed with the custamary dope story told by defeated pugilists or not, Johnny Allen seems to have let a Jot of out of athe Young Otto boom. @e latter's enthusiastle down once witn a puneh Phila- Philadelphians and that the| all right be- is to be be workouts galore as all the are now fit for fast moves, There very little done tals morning in the way | of fast work, but a lot of useful | loping was accomplished. athe horses in charge Burlew were all charge of Aner galloped, but all ork, especially Roseben, With two weeks of good weather no one will have fault to find with the was of trainer Fred galloped. Those | in Frank Weir were also look ready for fast that grand horse backers claimed that he “never heard the bell ring at the end of the first sound." Otto is makirg good, conditions of this grand horse, nrincinal workouts follow: JENNIE M'CABE—Workga in 0.13 2-5, in the star bout at mix-ups_ occurred, furlongs in 0.13 1-5, 100 nounds up. A the bout both were stron; ATMEL GEORGE HOEY BOXES useful TE—Three furlongs tn 0.14, handily, 100 pounds up ur furlongs in 0.13, 0.56 3-5, breezing, 90 pounds very well and wanted to run T—Three furlongs in . handily, 110 pounds develop Into a fair plater, FRIAR—Three furlongs 0.48, breezing, in up. speod Ainching- Murphy landed on Rice's jaw several times, but Austin let the blows slide off, and at the end of | up: FORBES A DRAW. Clarence Forbes and George Hoey met in the cnain bout at the Navarre Ath- letic Club and fought three fierce rounds, netther being able to gain an advaniage, Forbes was cleverer than his opponent, 3 110 pounds but Hoey was strong, and he took all SPookce very well and seems to have the blows thet Forbes landed without 1 Hine THEATR Criterion FrEszEe Francis Wilson DALY’S TREATRE. Biway & 39 Ev..8.15. Mats, Wed. & Sal Lawrance D’Orsay oyunu 4th st. BE. of 3° HUDSON FEATS ™ ath! tae dat OTIS SKINNER. yare! Gasgie" (ith St. & Biway. Ev 8.15. Mate. SHOR iat BERT iors _AM_ Your Fault TH 1st week this theatre, Nxt. Mon. Ni HERALD $0. 78.28; .Pyy, GEO. Govt” OPPER in; Loot 12 PPYLAND ¢ Times. 1 Mat.To-day, Shey Wwooarutt FIFTH RAGE —Selifn even, furlongs: Colt ot Tack M 9 Retauket he Cure ii» Workman Merlingo *Reldmoor (9) *Delphie SIXTH RACE — and Upi_two mile j CASINO Pi, WoL He PRINCESS, Bi way & 20th, ese, linFvaed. with LYRIC ni 142 METROPOLIS cHARTTE jandical andicap: three-year-olds ee | H Paiaaitta oe See Fa : * ie gare igth S20 As nn oe ee | ‘he BAT 109 | yoUNG BUPFALO, “Kits of the Wild West." Te Strona) ; Lieb W. 2 Sissy 1 3 JOK WEBER’ ara aw aan MUSIC HALL. ‘GOLDEN, nay bs *Aporentice allowance, Banhaltan CHARLEY’S AUNT 30. Mat, Sat, | with Etienne Gira: Hrardot AT LONG ACRE tt such | who has made good in all his | | Another great Australian iteht-weight has ! EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN ~| was made by [runners have testified that Hallen did | champion, who has a better knowledge SHEPPARD'S CASE AGAIN POSTPONED Owing to Additional and Pros- pective Evidence Commit- tee Defers Its Decision. Melvin Sheppard's case was again postponed by the Registration Commit- tee after a stormy meeting last night, There was very little new evidence submitted by either side, and neither one made any of the points of the case clear. As the case now stands two competent. men who are fam| with professional not compete at the Caledonian games at Maspeth, L. 1, on Labor Day, 1905, and Pete Hegelman, the old six-day of professionals than any other man in the country, testified that he had never en Shepp rd at any profes:tonal games and had ne en him run until this Winter, when Sheppard won the 1,000 yards ‘A. A. U. championship at Madi- Son square Garden. James P. Sullivan took the stand and d that he had never mad the assertion — tha s charges against at home. hich ated ‘an said that thi might be left statement, ke Weber, who al that he was “testifying at Sulliv request, was not true. and that had tried to do what he could to have Sheppard acquitted. Aiter a long consultation the coin- he mittee Issued the following: “Owing to the additional evidence | presented and further prospective testimony, the Registration Committee” ers action in the case of Me'vin W. Sheppard. The next meeing i t to the call of the chairman, J of Philadel- and, | ' AMUSEMENTS. BARNUM& BAILEY MADISON SQUARE GARDEN GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH THE ONLY REAL CIRCUS AND: GEN UINE HIPPODROME ind Evening at 8 Every Afternoon at a Doors open an hour earlier to visit the 3 ag Scandinavian Troupe, the Gita. aL sate ts. New Collection of A New and Superb Show Throughout THE LIMIT per Wek or gisuiper second deat oe ve Aisoune: rencmuharniconine theater ana turning = Somersveit In an, autoear, THE DIP OF DEATH A younz Ame:le: Loping tne and revolving In mid-air ‘in da automobil PEACE aa IMMORTAL TRIUMPHL, Allexory sy f_twace betw dogs, pigs, Ree von! lephants, camels, sea ons, etc. to $150. Hox seats $2 to $2.50, bye. 8. M Belasco Davitt BLANCHE BATESin, & ACADEMY of MUSIC, 14 DAVID BELASCO re Time ade THE DARLING .Sh. GODS t Sat. at Relagco oresen _ swith Heres: Hanwell and Riticen Pe Prices Tast Mat. Sag, 2 in WEEK MRS. FISKE is aa a Bly P's sth Time tnistats. To-day ‘To-Night |Sat. 2. Ey MUSIC Tire, Lex Av, & 107th St Mat, San Lotte Witifans My ‘Tombow Gt dford'’s Mong,“ DAVID HELAKCO presents 2, WARFIEL STIR & Sty Ay. Mat. st. me cn iSNbw You sow" Next Week. Custer’s Last Fi ‘Ted Marks’ Concerts, Sun. Mat., Night.201 IRRA Vy (24 St.& Lex.Av. Matinee Bah # More to Be Pitied Tha BILL NxLWk..The \olunteer On Fanta Horace Goldin, Vesta Victord Thos, Bran & ‘Maer Richiid J. K. Murray & Clara Lane, Jackson Family and others AMBRA, THE KILTIES, 120th'st. Prevost, gion, Daily Mt Ico oa sfinyme, Remi Melville Flite, lath 81 Mat. To-day—City Sports Burlesquers. THE GOTHAM Mat. __Mat. To-day—NEW YORK STARS. ster at the game. He outpolnted the Tilly | o9-The following are the entrice for to- aR lay—NEW YOR iRD—Three furlongs in Wastineton iad Dut hls "blows lacked | Einer's Consolidated Athictle Sup ily | 28.—The | ing aay Se och i Mae iB MAJESTIC “HS MATES ei an, on the ot ‘eASOT voaids inree furiones in o44,| Was always ready to mix matters and | from the beginning. and, although Me. | y FIRST RAGE Selling: three year-olds and/ THE PLUNGING rane. Bisuinas & be Ma ae “ie PEt hte TY ped die tak tat) he punished Russell badly about the Mann was about fitteen pounds heavier, Soiree. RESERVED SYERY DAY R SCH ON Bracke W. Original ie oF DRS © could on his cleverer oppo- 4° Brush Up . Eg SNIGHT — Three furlongs in|Stomech, ts ehe hand om _very| nem. The Kid semned Goiettes| it Bante MATINEE sarenpay. | | 1G ""yargSa ae Tk six wc inOldicentucky Silver Sout mea —Three furlongs in 0.43, gal-| little, but kept jabbing his Ifet to Sulli- | hit the Phfladelphian when and where sr Fientegenet iy VICTOR HERBERT'S ORCHESTRA. | | 150th time The 2 Speer Tose aoe on it Oe S| van'a face, “In the second round Bull; |he pleased | ae Gy tates Sunday Night, feats Now. 250. to®1:| | Friday. ton ond “the Mouse. BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS. - van ¢ jouth ang mn CO} culty in get- nUAS JET—Three furtonge in 0.451-2,| Ton Aut trom the nose, In the fourth (ting the best of the Lew Ryall’ arother |. aa cuacinees ’ IMPERIAL Pally Mate, | “CHASEAWAY — Three furlongs in| Russell landed a left to tne face that| Philadelnhian, Herry ierns clearly ou:- o AMMERSTE i yon SEATS 8 io ns is Pay in| Srousht the blood, and in. the fifth, | classed Frank Fahey, and the bout wiat 2 Bway’ RESERVED EDNA AUG, ouNatnicety ‘TRO! RAMROD—Three furlongs in 0.44, gal-| With a succession of left-hand jabs to} stepped in the second round. Jack Stone} — By, 25,50,75,81. Change of bill weekly. IN ADVANGE. & loping. ; the nose, soon had that organ bleeding | and Gite Jones fought a good draw, = MATINGE EVERY DAY, 25¢., 50c. (RUPERT OF HENTZAU, oui trobin ‘sisters, ets Sertan, io. PHANCE HAMPTON—Three furlongs | Pretty. freely. rank Cook and” Al Anderson Tought = | FRED WALTON & CO[] Hungarian Boys | BTH Biway, | stisg Evesson MATS, DAILY te 1 VAS 1-2, easily ; Z ) fourteenth round he split Sulll- | three Hvely rounds. In the frst round| = — (The Toy Soldier), |] Tand of 40. Frank | oto van Buren. | AMPHION— YY aie ARE Sea COT ener CiCTpaters he pace, however, proved | Anierson almost knocked Cook out, but JUNIBAUGREE & Co.'Bush. Meera Bi ate’ Dally 25, Young, Cammings.and | nrANCHE NicHors, Pile athe ‘ hyd ¢ ent HUN SO MAN LI shat fast for the Quaker’ in the second Cook came to, and in the 8* Baby: Dulay Harcourt, Wood & Tay. Caborate's | __ Lents ee. 80.15 | terious Zancies, Parros Iios.. Fitsxibb BRIDGEMAN—Four furlones tp 0.57 tired badly after the rd bad Anderson alt Dut out The Be DeDY SNeford Oristnal Dog Circus, Ranler & Gaudler, others. | 55> MeCoy tro. \ (agit “? a OT referee stopped Tom Markey and Ki El Ballopin t HAS arpa Thorl-y, as the former was greatly tha | SECOND RACE—Matden filles two years | Hy aRreM Op, Ho. Evige.§.15.Matsat.2.15| 0, i %, eaall ter Ha ae Be 100 pound superior ola: bel wilte Tat Week IURT OUT OF COLLEGE. is 3.) a5, \g 4 -—-— Next Weel LL a | OAKLAW half mile in 0.58, t_ season. fee 5 = Mode Flesone a Alt de HICAGO. HANDICAPPER, 283 » Hreeged in 0182-5 0415] RICE AND MURPHY IN = Batehe i SETH es | crate aa rN Dhar aie Meaney me furlongs in 0.56.1-2, pounds up; only a gallop. | = Wooawtteh UR 1G% WEST | stata. Daily. Joo and ail Upaters’ selections thet ais Breezed In 0.13 8-5, 0.27, FAST THREE-ROUND GO. Tcemacicn STAR VAUPSVILLE 25"ST, | All Seats, Eq Reynara, 0 fy Girl, de | naving, “Good things crate den tan MBU RG four furlongs in 3-5; handily; acts clove ie = Rorwine mat a Entire Orch, All seata Res.26c 15, 25. 45, 50. 73. | 1948 Cortlandt. Bold only at office breez, \NA—Four furlongs in 0.13 1-5, = Josephine ‘L.’ Daly 05 Me DOMING ROUGE, Crane Bros, § Bhet: T2er NY, special delivery. NbItion— A half mile in 0.58, gal- 6.56 4-5; 9 vounds wo; ac | Avetin Rice end Hughey Murphy last = Haven, . 105 fans ‘Waterbury Bros. and Tenny,” Others, Mats lt Boot Jowell, ee 0 n oxed three fast rounds in th 14 4 1105 a % ” a 3 ron Four furlongs in Four furlongs in 0.13 35 | inuin bout at the stag of the Ceneral] —- Windfall. £105, Frank ¢ 25. 18,2533. 76,73| OULU DR. GRINDLE,; handily; 99 pounds up. in East Fifty-siath street. ‘The Zovea. Hite ~Tran AMIENS | Gorden, 27 & stad av, Last Matinee Saturday, THE OLDEST SPECIALIST IN, jl A half mile in 0, : one of the best seen here In a fanaa od Laat vce’ HITCHCOCK i3,7e, Us Pedi eminpt se | handily. RY L AR — Four furlongs in e, and the spectators were| THIND HACE—Mares three years old and _SERGEAN NT_BRUE. ‘Raymo! Ci Galtoper. | ,, Unter, DF Gtindies etl ene : WOOLWICH—Four furlongs sn ih ; bo bre Zine n’ uproar of applause throngh. | up. #% furlone course. Next Week anemaen Next Monday—Seats ‘To-day, Guickly. more easlly. and on mass MOD galloping {> good form and has| out the contest. Guieean Sy, | GRORGH ADE'S ‘THE COLLEGE Wrbow, | OR aa qual and 9 ‘othey adver —>—__ 1 the jirst round the men boxed} — {3} Hoce Pocus S Lin etcouN, | WALLACK’S. By, 8.20, 04 Physician, Do you sutter. trom *biood Dol D GALLO | Four furlongs! cautiously. but as the fight was almo: Society Hud . Se BUEN Wi . & cat, | prysiclan., De you aurter, tna. bigod GRAVESEN PS. handily i | tree enuirely from. elinches, "the. ‘show: | Fa inoue (2 Peder a eroet KR in faci ar Squaw Man Io, aoe Sie eb ees eee 5 ing was “od, ce kept after his 5 o— pan eicsaccys Gwent on | exeeeeneciereees Saat Sea SRAVESEND. March 29.—T' eae Three furlongs in 0.181-5,| Vounger opponent. and broueht the | sx apd a half) furlona Stinson & Merton, little Garry Biway Dayne, Hany | Pani swelling, STRICTURE, VAaRt GRAVESEND, March 28—The track 105 pounds up. Looks|@udience to its feet by landing some — Radical ANTIC GARDEN. & 1th atl itis we Motoring Gor Dut. | indi lon oF overwork? It, matters not pe was still heavy here to-fay, but is hard, clean wallons. = Optical AT LA Bowery, nr.Canal 8t, 25, 60. | fin Redeay Troupe sthers pow Jone standing. ‘Do not be discourage ving very rantély and | a furlongs in ‘the second round the same clever j Majestic ‘Trio, Leo Edwards, Lawrence Trio, ause you have consulted other physiclaga arving very raniély and in a handily, 105 sty prevailed and ‘both the men Reeves & Kenney, Sadie Hart, Pauline Silos: without benefit. | Br. ake a8 sivas whi two will be at Its best. Then there will | and in’ good| warmed to thelr work and several hot mn & P Atlantiescor others have failed, Private o tracted diseases d drains qui logedy Nat, Monday, Beata Selling ane way gi 4 pag Hae a a = FIELDS Re ite bi Hopkinson, Branefer ia “Ere, Chars moderate, torso t ‘TH! re in in Kyk MpaOY 1S nw okies aie Wm, J, YORKVILLE S2,tht ath nan van aera GARRICK Wate'ds. Miz: GALLOPS Baws The Blick Hand