The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1906, Page 1

sce a eae i—— WEATHER -Thande RADER -- By Katherine Reino In TMllustrated Color Section Teemorrow of 20,000 Words. Cecil Thursioii, -» EVENING ao WEATHER —Thanderstorma; cooler Satarday. an) ae ean ION | RIC ONE CENT GA! Fae tr] SIG | RESULTS ai PRICE ONE c E NDE) “ Circulation Books Open to All.”’ | NEW YORK, 106. TING FRIDAY, MAY 18, iS ON EDGE; RDEN TO-NIGHT TERRANOVA GIRL'S COUNSEL APPEALS _ TOUNWRITTEN LAW oe oo ““Every Woman Inherits the Right to Defend Her Honor, Her Home and Se lees Crowd Becta to See First Championship Battle in New York Since Days of Horton Law. HOLDER OF TITLE IS 2TO1 FAVORITE OVER LEWIS Both Men Are Confident and Six-Round Battle Promises to Be a Classic—East Side GANS AND LEWIS, uae. BATTLE FOR TITLE TO- NIGHT. #;-. Her Name!” Cries Counsel in Backs Challenger to Fight His AG Opening for Defense. Way to Victory, TERRANOVA GIRL’S COUNSEL a] d for the great tng match te peklneelapit APPEALS TO UNWRITTEN LAW. ug defense of fwas told to the ts eight and you cannot t ean See Sica aca 5 1 to make 143 fas ae With es f fF EVENING WORLD RACING CHART eae oe HIHLANERS — BANTS BEATEN so OA A eb Pa ARTFUL UT eo aie Pe snaemy | TREESTRNGHT |, "== PBI LOSE ae May a PLANO AAD RTE BILL PASSES IN THE SENATE Only Three Votes Against} Ee While 71 Are in ie : Its Favor. Griffith’s Stars Bat Four Runs in the First Inning. BATTING ORDER. fenator who was for the bill if pre: EASTERN LEAGUE. BALTIMORE AT TORONTO. Commerc preser:he 1 judgment.” After n lengthy its judgment by a vote days. TRACK CONSENSUS. BY LONG SHOT, tar 2, Cinna 3. e—Donna Elvira 1, Halton 2, Blond —Dollie Dollars 1, Jers Second Ri Third Rac le Fourth Race—The Quail 1, A 3 Fifth Race—Goldfleur 1, The Clain e Doctor 3. yi Sixth Race—Colonial Girl 1, Eugenia Bu ure! ch 2, Von Tromp 3. WITH BROWNS we DETROIT AT PHILADELPHIA, DY PIRATES © | Matty Walloped fore in| Hits—10,000 Fans Go |! Wild Over Victory. ‘ WASHINGTON, ae Mare Scratched] ! from Brooklyn Handi- cap Bookies Grow Rich. BY T. 0. PIPER. hs W2UIS_ day that, al- nad worked a (Continued from Second Page.) yw ech scoring on McGuire's double. Orth safe. Out. Yeager, for Elberfeld, died at first, McGuire ut. Two runs. b teni me Brien out at first. fanned, Rickey flied out. No runs. Willems fanned. Conroy out. Hartsell let Hoffman’s easy ane aet Cn Hartseli’s bad throw Moriarity reached third and Half scored. Thomas, for McGuire, walked. Orth flied wut. Crerun. = Ninth inning—iHowell flied out. ubled, Jones tripled. Hartsell Orth retired Niles. Hemp- Conroy took Stone’s fly. No runs. BROOKLYN, 7; ST. Pauls: 2. BROOKLYN 100110 1 ST, LOUIS .. (Continued from Page Two.) hi sning—Bateh singled. Lumley sacrificed. Jordan Maloney singled. scoring Batch. Ritter out. One run tt fl ed, Shannon fanned. Smoot flied. No runs h inning—Alperman out. Lewis singled. Molntyre is¢y singled, Lewis scoring. Batch safe. Lumley sin- ing two. Jordan walked. Lumley out. Three rims, ey lied to Lumley... Arndt fanned. Himes singled. but foreed him. No runs. nnati ‘ L.)—Boson, 6; Cincinnati, 7. (E. L.)—Newark, 3; Buffalo, 12. : hicago ( (N. L.)—End seventh: Philadelphia 5; Chisago 17 Me ie LATE LOUISVILLE WINNERS. » Fifth—Fullman 10-1, John Kaufmann 2-1 place, Voting. Sivth—Harding 2-5, Bernie Cramer 6-1 place, Steel Tran. Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. the beat, Bi hoWed some (Continued on Second Page.) a