The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1907, Page 1

BEST SPORTING FEATURE OF THE DAY Full Details Relating to the Forim of ALL the Horses Running at ‘queduct To-Morrow on Page 12. : 2€6EE EE CCEECEEEECES CCCECECECEC KE CEEEEE SRKEERKEECERKSES wr co ‘ WEN —Clondy_and cold: Thnraday tatr, FINAL E RESULTS EDITION | [cireuation Boats Open team” RESULTS AL| PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, (9oyo PRICE ONE CENT. roneinerrciesiaeecahiene eae . JEROME WON'T GIANTS DEFEAT TROLLEY DODGERS; "AGREE TO HAVE © HIGHLANDERS WIN IN NINTH INNING +o . Paes Nie | 4 Doyle’s Slow Ones Fail to Worry HIGHLANDERS. GIANTS. “Cy’? Seymour Gets Three Two- a Visitors on Hilltop from Phila- NEW YORK NEW YORK | baggers In Succession in Contest i i q : . RM PO OAR 'oun ho oe ; 5 Sy Pe ; 01 eMart de] - & oo ; ri : delphia “20d 3,000---Shivering fret.) 2 31 ¢musmu.. 2 1 1 8 3) Genes bho Sedge, 1a a res Fans Cheer the Home Team--- ®%«*«» 0 2 2 2 0 Devin a o 13 3 0 Ferguson and Bell Do the Hon- i Me 2 ci SR é hase, es 4 0 | Seymour, cf Me eel pee om | cries a ‘Tells Lawyer O’Reill He Will Resist 7 i ; Biaperisiss SS ny Dy aa a eerie ~— , ; imely Hi irst Inning tree» ° new ors—4,o00 Chilied in Stand, but i - tlhams, 2b 8 3. 9 \McGan>, 1b 00 a8 cee es 3 to the End Any Effort to Secure Scored Three Runs. H 1 32 670 0 Dahlen os ed Enjoy the Great Game. Liberty for the Slayer of Se Doyle, p 0 0 0 1 "0. Ferguson, p 00-38 --0 cB : mia-up, Murphy filed to Cony. ONE | *Thomas ape 0 ee ; By JOHN PoLLock aac}incea. Jord Stanford White, ae = = | Town 29 th a] wamtusarow ran, sttooKiay Olals . 27 «#12 0 ¥: p he Dee RROOKLYN the stries to thelr " a ~ PHILADELPHIA GRO JA 0k Paeen Rs eee co : [amie depo NEW WITNESSES FOUND LPIA glattoenset once B'S 4S] Bey Deimma emi ile nots Hartsel, Mt - t 1) 29 91 Casey, 5: NOE eet bt hate Hee Toaemenianaraitievees talks BY JEROME AS SSISTANT. Cross, a 10 6 3g 6) Lsmiey, vf. Ot 160 0 tbe A strong wind swept a . Se dof. 0 1 3 2 0; Jerdan, 1b O50:3-<35 3-08 and through the at on laid too far ey ee Se ee Oat a a 0 1 3 0 | this Uncomfortable state af 4 and was caught on : peer oY 289) Murphy, ab. 1 1% 2. 3 0 Alberman, 2b O20 aa tbl nearer one has bases ate pli daiccats One Said to Have Heard Thaw Speak to White “rie tic ‘ rat put | ‘ x bes limthreck; elec sO 6 0 kewiniies DM 6. 24 “lO niganomsa saeietacaceets 1 nth Mangia ier 3 3 t " Lord, ct.... 0 Bol p22 4 Ritter, ¢ 0 0 4 3. 0/#Tip came to the game t : 8 an Me icguhs Be, au Just Before Shooting—Two Others Who Say Knight, 3b.........5 o 0 1 8 4) Belp 0 0 0-7 7 | BSEDUL OR A Uniform. McGraw Onally.6 1, thie time the ball ite , : Waddell, p.....:...0 0 0 1 9| Hummel 0.0 07-0, (Ol ante cenaeh nel was thee Hell, Twas Senaht # Allege They Were Hired by Prisoner efeld was hit or iBendesipiiccs sr abo et 0. 6 th ae es a fe hed wear tg EG, Casey fatuy ; a er : Mead elnenta pice) pre eas ly! Peres 1 4 30 29 4) Mew pitcher with the Brooklyn Cl McGann Grove : to Get Evelyn Nesbit Away. | Med ou fo, Berbol Total...ieccseee 4 6 26 14 3 | “Batted for Rell in Ninth tnd haw already’ shown vp we a ho retired tne 4 ! oo Davie. NO R Were close to 6,00 rooters preser " / | *Two out when winsing run was scored, SCORE BY p ~ . 4 Tay Biased hoes neta : eats SCORE BY INNINGS. aiaie as teed Pla ed Ne Firat Inning } 5 to actin a =" Upon his Lake aft stiriash matsTposie in athal mp, sBre rout Renee | Pilladeipbia....9000 01000 — 4| Brookiyn 000000001 0-14 eo Bee ah tect ayy oe | a jartael got Doyle in ¢ 4 New Y. j vee 1 ling out a low fly to at eft, » ; eeennouticed ‘pos ey walked, Cron got inp! | pai bese Ae ee . oos = pias .on alle ote | Waddell, 2 of | Batch @athered in. Browne pasied a r Doyh Tepe ite —Beymour (3), truck’ Out, ecorcting grounder to Aly 5 attempt of Harry 7 counsel 2 $ \ Phin fg wou 810) ny Habe ahien 2 tate on Tro-B Fae wot the ball to Jordan in t of ed -| Rasee—New York, 7; Brooklyn ‘iret [tire him, Deviin sent up a f ] mitted to bail. ret oe niet Have on Pion Breuk: Pinel cian ha ele ; #9t und j Thaw’s lawyer, Dan O'Reilly, was » pnon. 3 Dimices Garon A ieotre Gene Maloney p | 2 minutes. Usmpire, ® minutes Dahlen, who " * Building when Mr “ He Ae Serco _— | Bree Pe aes Waenaniatinlaes Jerome that x t I ek, vane oinaiae therekats ae areaceeeaeeeeenaene ere eee TE goign, of Canere fy in: rig in any sum th 1 k era ‘ TOPS ” TIFS FOR the ball a ¢ fr la | attitude in iW 2 ) be. S 7 faldectared th OTHER BALL, RACES TO-MORROW. release of Thaw tr is is ne i r }AMES y, Sa eeeerereTe fon ‘at second: NO “No, | f the same 1 the District-At , ie ar GA AME TO-DA FIRST RACE—Matches Mary, Fie Hands Around, Eichth tnning d and firs , 4 SECOND RACE—Mary Morris, Eudora, Ocean Spray of Browne's (Continued on Second Page) lott, stopping at : ) , , Ocean Spray. : eels i a allowed to, walk | NATIONAL LEAGUE, THIRD RACE—Orphan Lad, Samuel H. Harris, Umbrella. . 2 t hy viltams CHICAGO AT PITTSBURG FOURTH RACE—Rosario, Mask and Faces, Magazine fasle Cr rm yep Chong te 40812003 0-4 FIFTH RACE—Barbary Belle, Anna May, Sir Toddington. j%0 ho wi aan Battersea Taylor anid Moran; Wiis SIXTH RACE—Pins and Needles, Millstone, Communipaw . and Gobeon ; “* Wiliams smothered Lord's weak y BOSTON AT PHIDARELPHIG aes THIRD DAY AT AQUEDUCT. toward | Bomton 2 ot | sey eonted | Phtladephi $3 000104 | king the mount on Hooray. | Third Innin ‘APRIL 17 CLEAR. TRACK FAS 1 ea | eee es oat sae mck ae een. Nacsa : mae Las; and Dooth, eau eRe Lucte | DAanien was nn + ACE Pwo year-olds; Bins a four and a iis . 8T. LOUIS AT CINCINNATI. 1 wot my F atirrup, | Mt fre ‘Corcoran > e reuse o os real , non at . i a : rested fn the Deitter's Ry > SS s Doyle popped ing “Iinfo" | tured by 4 iv “ ; $ * ew Conroy ou | ane ded witt struck I ‘ $ ienieht Umpire Evens, AMERICAN LEAGUE, | Thet'a the use? Kiet Wergueon’at Aret. NOT “foot! dram, the hee. Lniges. anew, | at 31-2, ahowed Slickaway, at Fourth Inning. ® *| NO RUNB i 3 { ody Casey ef ; the Srowd tind te WAGHINATON:AT (ASTON. |e ete Pag oct Shetce:| ghannon made the first sate Datilen, and on the aes wild throw ONE RUN Washington 009990914 eeausitiinaad’ cand di kant wie meee Arop be io BP yi fo aecond, _ LAnmay Third Inning. | Boston sss. Stil Ss ee ee ene cig eee trom : " ee t Spad ” but was|, Smith and Hayden; Glase and Arm omnes 9 onere coming. Je & fe a ses _|, Biberteld made a har Ko aie a*) pruster cobKe looked wan for « hot favorit Rela M al gs tue parte grabbed Crosse hard | CHICAGO AT DETROIT Has a Close Call From Hie heh was s4 "Bal 20 8 pancake, i - 2 ae as a o! “4 01 an #0 ae ; mpt | Ghtone ooo eek hot) © Death After Third | pounds, when ie ougnt to weigh 1,10, : Tenth In , ten | Smith—MeFariand; Killian—Schmidt was the way an expert wized jt up ns " ; CLEVELAND AT 8T. LOUIS Race To-Day. Trey of Spades Quit an. eae is t F in the open stole second ina it. Lo 1 “4 < Spada rong Browne iz Ratteries—Joas and” CIArK; Ioew!! @ BY T. 0. PIPER. ne © ihren 2 Stephens Special to The Evening World.) ne Tray. vf Rite ‘ wight to, Lr et: AQUBDUCT HAGE TRACK, Apri 17 and Bvalyn G. raced i ale soe . ore te 8 fehl es | CAPT, WENDEL CALLED | —trer hrm te meio a ioe tain As ra) f the 4 * to y a bn elever!; i, FOR TRIAL ON CHARGES, 5 nooo 3.0 Shan se ee | a Over ere shot forward from the eaddie of his length and « half for the bed ae pward: ss aula Wende pian | mount, Workman, @ rising cigud of % tl gust whewing whese the jockey had Favorite Won Jumps Index aw vuried to the tragk direotly in Commodore Fontaine was favorite in Hi, diet, ; + M she taabint thareumhtcede | the JEMBIME Toca, ant he meee’ the The S over the prostrate ing to the atretoh, followed by Hot : 4 the little eaddle knight, but at ¢ Hot Shot then went disiance—the aosident happening | to th and won by @ length and ; aver on tee at ap | 8 modore Fontaine, who was orushed i r i FIV NJURED IN PENNSYLVANIA EXCAVATION 4 HOw TO BEAUTIFY THE FACE, ‘vip? sore Tomralt nite mir F the Pennsylvania terminal exea- fe ¢ Hartae!!, NO RUNS. ‘ 4 . \A T ¢ No, 424 West irty- ae i ; ‘ Bath toning Stipe tanoa nadiiantiae “ide cole ‘ 1 94 Market street, all = ed, H uaa { og | yh Fa el ; ae feel” eae fe cay i Petes baat dae site’ four" lenats q tin j 4 10 tors 5 eM aw: ves Woo it , > lito Bibarteld of and 10 pupbly every woman kman finished gamely tn front of 4 - yenu ight betweer g iron but and the Dank, 4 "Wondsi' ‘ih o aw | took thing ons" Ait. inte ll he tang ine others % Enriv.titth sire dae ailly ‘Valk. mali Wether relies, Meidae Wass ised, auth. ‘biG, eas eens | gaming tis, “t fa ls wesAt | een Gy ep BRET POUeY ABRs oe zoe | and Josepis Olass, f Forty street, struak 4 y é 1g stone