The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1906, Page 6

UP TO DATE THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENIN 1G. JU SPORTING NEWS AND COMMENT ‘WOODEN LEG’ OR OTHERWISE, GIANTS THE ‘COUGH DROPS’ a Declares Negatively—But There May Be a Change. for the fighting York. Ispeak done with bo: t words and What I really mean not have the box! * clubs olution the G caused in the fir gelling by sidew @ts representing club membe Naturally such a deflance of could not be overlooked, GA Geb laa ais * JOCKEY MILLER N Now oes PIGSKIN PREMIER real log w “nell tick *berships. € When the these les right along e tn #o0N o y= ‘ho have gone away again by fre Bs the case might b Just in un become tangled w Now Jumes to get back ¢ a» cease fron rs are at rest, knew w ad m bee 1 in BR » his first appearance, to le nthe Tommy's. to him? famous «1 two Martin 8 Ewry America: each. The others w @nd Paul Pligrim Pilgrim ts still in Vacation after the landed him on top « lee M'GOMERN who that lat of good w you take In tion the rumors that have Inted con corning his + trained hard and took « 1 @etting ready tle wit ‘ ; His retu ng: form (ae a poulest, sat ; have put new the old. time where frie ; . vem, Tt ia the wonder of “Terror.” He 4 in the Avcomplime full . tossed ¢ for (aking care away — from the race tracks and doing the | hest he can to start over again. “ PHLWAY MEN WILL FICHI SOLD Tae Out 1 an Fra aco th was a man 16 years old, known ax Dimond. He) | was a ¢ v | A co the rent are| | ee es > BE AT CELT CELTIC PARK $8,500 70 } TO M GINNIS Old man was carrying a small “Hello,” ¢ A the friend. you come o 1 ty M E but I can't awk © r . & aa now who r " eve. shin form. t B55), ‘x (al A champion 5 7 oo | vantage ove . f ache.| clans, Let < “y 5 ‘ : joe Jons and : t often, He has been ‘Aurelio Herrera tn five : | @ much less wid 5 1 Dick Hyland, it & deaten by Ede t aU once h i ‘ r that may »e. ¢ | I res r } betts t I I doubt i s 6 | ‘cham plo! un wnd uw | } Jess it te in the t « Here tata ¥ i by Hart, Frod and a | K ‘ of other nervy would-be chasaps, * p « | READER of columa wants ges thes | i A to kno ‘ y West! ie sishares| | ing box leasons now) Sera ee : ‘Tommy was burned ¢ "Trisco. He Z uy STANDING OF . came back to the jump, NATIONAL LEAG and ho is now 55 ae earned “increment Ww H | ig that of a decore erer. West | $F is | ays tho biggest mm ever made 7, RESULTS: OF YES mwas stopping work trade while 2. bho wee ing. arms and shoul- A 4. | dere are twice 5s now &s they Spite i were when he was ¢ he “ 1 " wa 1 wlar work of a training camp sill noon start teaching agi GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. lyn, bis ol stamping ground, eae Se ED Baseball, Polo Grids, To-day, 3.30 P.M. Giants. Chamvs., Ve. Cincionall. Adm. Go %e* 4 'S0 Exclaims Bulger, Though the Astute Fan SYSONBY, JAMES. R. KEEN" __SYSONBY (5 END GRAVES THPROVING. = EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN. DANNY MAHER’S POPULARITY AOSEBEN NOW I DUE TO HISHONEST RIDING ——_(N GOOD FORM | iia halls 2 in the wars| Mu h Tipped Stole 4 d Stoic Also Is Put Down as Being Fit to Win. Object Lesson to Jockeys Shown | vellous Success of the American | Rider in England. | - (Spectal to 1 GRAVESEND, THORP. | BY FRANK W. track was good imos The vie tton There w best of which le 1.49, gallons. | rece in 146, breeaing. also in t m that the same o in 1.45, galloping. ie baht and a furlong in ceived a prese along nicely | this | fur- A Ye Furiongs | in inary, but NDE—Four | tur- Has not shown from ay. Itwas a i in 145, brees- in 1.09, gallop- mile in 14, about. ready. ‘three furlongs Mlas a nico turn 4 E—Six furlongs in up to much, but Not LAD—Six furlongs in " All he needed; he ts mile in 1,44 3-5, and is very fit, onge in 1.04, tongs in 104 all furlongs ir 12, ts in good CRAWFORD—One mile 3 acted p—One ti in better; furlongs win, fn ag she ts TTB urtongs fn and very es in 103 fit 5, ngs in 1 and h 117 count e in 1.45 3 ‘ in a cheap all x furlongs tn 117, breez- i nev nd is ready to GOOD GALLOPS IN THE FOG AT SHEEPSHEAD A) very ‘ordl- nary, BER WIE KA hy in 0.52, breez- the McDowell ~ furlongs in 0.52 arley Neary. nt Milwaukee, will lo in 0.54 4-5. Mass, to-da . colt \e meet Kid Goo [ ; fifte r ®- Ciut Matchmakers After Dougherty. : SAS pines " SITTREDGE—Seven furlongs tn | mt t ; a , § r than Ae Ke Now 41 furlongs wdy whenever he in 143, ts called FOR sn NATUS—Stx furlongs t appear to be up Three- 4 of a mile f k: work for NGOOLTE Five furlongs in 1.06 handlty, FA We ¥ e fu ele th well | rd of Wat. season fortes, Wit ‘ will 2 al ial \ Hoboken ys, “OLD DR. GRINDLE, | SP ECIMAST (eatihent alt attra qulekly. thoroughly MS. To you. eutter OF 001 pinta r dincouraged ler phyatciana where Ainary ate 4 drains quickly eured. n logated at OVER 25 YEARS, ~ Conmultation free. VERY LOW, CHARGES, inn, 9 to 0. Sunda’ you without othe contract p and Avenue nihayens, at Woot terling A, C. M va. Vinitations faa te motores irritations oF nicerstions ph sri, Of miocoue mambrasen SThwo teste aiwaye furniah an the Kaine Bhowld be on the or sent in plata wrapper, eee) BI GIT coun ye Oririnel Coban, tara ZN) Heanterrsata at Loughlin Oval, Jackson mtreet und Kings 6 alarssent oa Featar’ LN ie assured =f Ho ee Ano : yn at Raritoxa avenne SPORTING. ee Aer cian Arla telanaion | NURGR SIGE TR DURA AC PORE aB on group rors avenue and Crown atreet Dock, Sheepshead Bay, Postponed wal to beat in the in-| Game at 3.90 P. M. i] duly 4. 1005, Hacndiges & ‘Warner.