The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1906, Page 1

WRATHER—Cooler to-tent, Seturtay fate, Tne WRINAL Che | @ “ Circ RESULTS EDITION PRICE ONE CENT. irculation Books Open to All. » | NEW YORK, FRIDAY, ALGUST 1906 PRICE ONE CE! MINERS WILL: SHOOT IF FIGHTERS FAKE Two of the Highlanders’ New Twirlers in Action and | SUBWAY CAR ALL Moriarity Jumping High in the Air to Get a Hot Liner. } ABLAZE, CROWDED te ' WITH PASSENGERS Flames in Long Train Subdued at Fourteenth Street Burst Out Again { at Astor Place, Causing Panic and Almost Stampede. t this afternoon ©, and, held up traffic for nearly no hour { was crowded with passengers. When ft blaze shot through the floor h car and ignited the woodwork a « vr, marted the t ray sins Tat 39 rite ns hed 10. ‘-MORROW'S FUTURITY HIGHLANDERS © GIANTS BEATEN idl MAKE MASSACRE VERY HANDILY BY Keene Entry Will Go to Post F Public Favorite (If THE SECOND PHILADELPHIA: 4 for Richest Turf Prize of the Racing Season, ey eee EO REA a | After Winning First Half Champions Pat Put Up Weak! BY FRANK THORP ir x.| of Double-Header, Bats is =~! Game in besa of Saris Steere Se = beeame Fis QGHLANDERS WIN 7 sis cous Boe * “ ze ‘eee SECOND -GAME—CALLED. SCORE BY INNINGS. » foe fun ‘ im iim w nor bee HW. OB » x i] yh tele a line ee : Only One Unknown New ¥ 4 WASHINGTON. chvuee aeeenanee 00203 0—5 TING ORDER the eo nen and bape bey year Astoria, acne | es HIGHLANDERS ....... ..-..-. = 5 5.510 4-20) soe — ORDER. Keene's Strong Entry we lt fhe le owned by CH | Yee on, it (Continued from Eighth Page) : R Wakone Filth Inning—Altizer walked, scoring on Cross’s single, ¥ arin. Loughlin bad. Rens. ‘neerson doubled. Hickman grounded out, Cross scoring. stra th. ¢ _—_-— Aceler mufed Stahl’s fly and 4nderson scored, Wakefield andames. 5. i fy Stanley flied out. Three runs. Teer rain > tons remain aa they. fr : € Thomas lifted to Anderson. Barger singled. Conroy forced xarions pore ene ete : Barger. - Keeler flied to Anderson. No runs. Lasjeiea a : vena se Haines” dais eran 3% | X , Sixth Inning—Neil hoisted to Laporte. Jones fanned. Alsi 7 w ‘izer grounded to Chase. No runs, pane ie Sarr Sat & h, sie levee Laporte walked. Crase bunted safely. Yeager singletheun- v ‘ 2. unable seoring Laporte. Delehanty’s home run scored iwo otners,'" #=' ne x work -‘MOriarity, Thomas and Barger flied out, Four runs. boeken “i whe . Firat innlag. FUTURITY STARTERS, BETTING ina AND JOCKEYS WHO WILL RIDE, || omen ter to ¥ CINCINNATI AT CHICAGO (N. L.). Starters Wits: dookays Aine Pathe! BINCINNATI ...... +001 9 00.0.0 Ore Vile wna *Peter Pan 127,.W, Knapp he | hens ae, ee ARO wie nin Nw san Catt 1022.1 160.1 mm Bincias grains *Pope Joan 116, Shaw 12 7 Onaray a pth oer uy a Zambes! . M1. .Konrner tab — 1-2 PR, A er, Hiberield Mubl At Newark (E.L.)Baltimore 4, Newark 8. : BF | Keotociy as 116. -Lyne 181 unl “ovoridis worty “it'n'nty At Montreal (E.L.)—Butfalo 3, Montreal 4, Blectionear 17, Martin haat |b bra Ay te at tal - At Teronto (E.L)—-2d game: Roch. 4; Toronto, 4—calleoy oy De Mund 123. Hildebrana Go aes NE San Sane Tet ot Be. box an At Detroit (A.L.)—End sixth: St. Louis, 0; Detroit, 4_ Err ‘Horace E 122, Radtke 4 — 96 [TR singled, Moriarty scoring At St. Louis (NL)—End filth: Pittsburg 5, St. Louis 3- ‘ wnaias May Rowe ,... 114,.C. Rose 100 — 40 one: {iin struck 2 Don Barique ... 182. .J. Jones , 30 Ww ava i Purslane .., HT... Willinty 10) — 40 Third Inning Old, Honesty wt Dugan, 100 ~ 44 LATE RACING RESULTS ote oie s ea | Gonville 17, . Sewelt 3 we 4 Pe) ACT reat pe \ pr Ball .. i ete ‘ ‘ W-- 4 { p | - — { Altude ....., -{Troxier . ba saan eo ~ “ el 9 | ; 1146... Hetferman nH sinned, 2" i ‘ d AT WATONIA. Vote for ne ihe ares ' italy pur home run, ad Y gear aiead of hin ivthfn nse 3-1, Capitano 3-1 place, Mum. ‘| ett Statins arya acai Bee Mentinued » ‘ ‘ SrA mk pa la ronde 2 f aa ) t ‘EBELS LOSE 2 N Arner Ricteriae a 7 Nelson-Gans Battle Will Be Fought On the Level Because Pugilists Are Afraid to Take a Chance with Their Lives. NOLAN SAYS BOUT WILL BE GREATEST EVER PULLED OFF, Miners Arriving Daily at Goldfield, with Nugs gets and Claims to Bet the Limit on the Chances of Their Favorites— Both Men at Weight. RY BARTON W. CURRIE, Evening Worll's Mat? Cocveapendent t Gabe: Neleds Pigm, (Boecial to The Evening World.) GOLDFTBLD, Nev., Aug. 31.—The idea that has gone abroad that the fight here next Monday will be = fake may seem well under the fight will not be @ fake. Neither of the men would dare risk the exhibition of the sligtest eymptame of faking before 10,000 armed miners, who are in the hali!t of oooasionally shooting their sheriffs. If Gans lays down ft im safe to say he will come very close to going out of town tn @ box, carrying more shoes than he ever took off in weight. aT Nolan said to me tower thet he Ge Leved his insisting on Gens weighing % dressed for the fight was fustified ieee seid thers would be « fight, and the greatest fight ever pulled off fh the ring. He expressed th | ne would have ft all lm, the Tuan of fect Nolan is com er ae har man will be beaten. and be bas taken whet advant ae or soften the defeet. ene eyes he gave * to the Inet @umand by Neleor One tee owe be oan beat him j Secretary Two Days Over. | ™™~ conattions { Miners Will Bet Heavily due on Cruiser Charles= | metine oo tse rem ton and d Anxiety Felt. of the howel content Aug. th-8 A, M—No > 14 gambling hata Nevada and from pure exubérance, re- t what odds are mis Tex Rickard’s big sa) MEN IN FIGHT WITH CUBANS Ten Fall on the Field onal f Eighteen Drowned Try- ing to Escape. me LATONIA RESULTS. train 300,00 $2,000,000 a6 te fx CHURCHMAN HELD AS A DEFAULTER, piace shh a Aug. i.-Hlabert 4 Aen ak on RACE t worker and ge.—Frisondshp (e t ~ " anday adh o of ae aad