The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1907, Page 1

| A Fine Picture of Thomas Hughes, Pitcher of the New York Americans, Will Be Given Free with Pos and Noon Editions ot The Ey a World To-Morrow WEATHER. Fair to-night) Therstay clowdy, | RESULTS EDITIGN | PRICE ONE CENT. SEN | TRANSVAAL’S WIN SPOILS $50,000 COUP ONC.W.BURT | sis Western Plungers, Led by. Thomas, Wouki Have Won , that Sum on Added-Starter. DAY AT GRAVESEND. CLEAR. TRACK PAST. hres year-olds amt upward: $1,000 added; abowt tx tur Tine-1.10 5-6. Winner, oh. 6. by Balgowan or Sain— | THIRD at 2 BE wast Bate hens . {iy ctagom——Gidry. Owner Hi E a 5 <i bay hedo’ & Bottle to-day other in the wind: just £0 up, Dreamer ram an tm bears Ti: Wop cesty, Tine—LM. Winner, oh 5 i Of tng carded twenty bowse Se Favor vortte. to D % 81h, O88 P.M Boras rave ha Bers, WOODBINE RESULTS. 4 | eee ~ LOUISWILLE RESULTS, ® wild 4 do 4 ie oat af the ordinary” we Ciroulation Books Open to AIL”? |) NEW EO Ns VEWING WORLD RACE CHART GIRL OF FIFTEEN “FOUND DEADWITH HER THROAT CUT Potice Officials She Was Murdered by Strange Man. , Ghai is BROURANS | H NINIMG AY. aie - (FINAL SCORE.) 'So Farmer’s Son, Who Dis- CINCINNATI. | | covered Beiy. Declaes— 000000100— | Neighborhood Aroused, | BROOKLYN. re 100020000 — 2 | Potioe Headquarters was notified inte ———— thie afternoon that the body of Ameila CINCINNATI Staffeeldt. fifteen yeare old, nad teen R 4 POA & | found with ber throat cut alongside | Hoeeing a» aes ee Oe ae | Baxter avenue, near Broadway Bien. | ke 3 o ° 0 2 ° |nurst, L. I. The irl lived with ner | Mane, Sb ‘ parents on the Shell road, near Broad | Davie, ef, Pest Vee emis Ware. ees] way | Lobert, os oos @e0 ything points ‘to murSer, and the | Ganeel, 1b...,....-- ria cel joe ee! joe are investigating on that line. Mitebell, rf. ° 2 4 o 0 bed 4 ‘3 So $e erat : * | Odwell, if.... rOeeT ys eee Yorn) tite! | Schiel, €. Oi: 0, at 0 the oth ‘ eee oa 7 Now York | Mavom P bs 4 ie t s meeeeens ° 0 o 0 ° 7 as) moa | pera Re ne, Comper carived: cnt ae Totals.......... 5 094 Math Tie gin) was the daushter of wiram | for O@ J in oth laning Staftgeld, a farmer. She tad threc mar- s parent, © faseser, ce ag a eiod tor ain $th inn the Held where her \y wee ¢ 7 nd to brea cit a | BROOKLYN. ” jot mer med | rage of Winfeld. LY. wae plowing | IR de i 2 A hua son Joneph ' tee tee oe eee | jalice that be eaw % ltteers he #pot where ¢ iy was , found. Being curtous, Ne to the Vignes Oe piace and found the dea~ trl Be aS cae tbs Boe Gesert m he furnished e i$ } assisted by all the active - Oo 1 2 ° o Tatton if the “town, are looking for 0 1 2 6 ° murderer ; . of ie Sak voy ta 0 i a 0 6! a 6a “IMIR ita Team in the Second of Series, The Freaing Worl. can semt one w. NOTOM PARK, BROOKLYN, put Geasel's mud of Sabiel's throw si Ideal bese ball weathe: | loved Jorden Sooring ine Bewotlyn an Gincinna': | $00 Lumley ‘ts Goat” Toone. Weems when they marched out os the | 0s tue 28 tas grounder 10 Howe re here to-day to engage in the| who thtmw to Gamal, crovmed mapesd qmene of their series the ptgte. fied to itus- Gefeat the Donevastios adein- | #04 ay Hinglon's crowe yeutercay Fifth Inming | ‘Tretiey Dedgers phemty of te MoCarns. hn Ripa Ma me $d hand tee eabener A goed steed crowd of rewiems wti- neswed the gaye. Piret beniog Hacgine cngied Kane ent « low lime fly which Rucker grabbed and (towead' the ball to Jordan, doubling up Seygins ot Geet Davis mmesbed « eo1 a6 dows Casey's jong fy Gropped | tate Mitchell's splat. lamiley sept 6 bowstes, Suse to Leber, NO RUNG. Second inning mer went & grounder to Casey, who {uimdied, slowing ae runner to get bis | 4s ee teedaten eras’ LOUISVILLE, Me The meen |vaee Gunael's grounder to Humane Demend Ren Good WOODBIVE. Toronto, Ontario, May | "et to-day remulted as folowss forced Lobert m™ sevond, Hummel to ning |M—The races here 'o-day resulted ©# | juun gy ett Ys walt tus | \ipermen. and the latter by & tow | follows Dons il, te 8,22 na $ 10), 1, |io Jordan doubled up Gausol Milehell » 5 RACB—Merry Kygiand (even-|& Ti “ piaee) & Tvemwems, | boi pounder war grabbed by oe y rae hare Westman (8 td 5 tor piace) | IWCOND KACE—Fi who tossed hin OM NO KU re eC MACH ENE 42g 4 tai fur |"acarthie byuadag "wea 2 Yanan, ie are ‘ead nti \aia bet Gagree Aityn Foren tal t piace ) 4, Bert wees tul fy weet to Mitchell. Mum. nt tell. | BINOND HACKOrcar ‘T. 4 to # 1b F att t » fy went to Davie \ . Teter 4 in trent | mali Weeru (sto 6 pen 2 Fresca! Ey , H e iy Mite 8 In the nah crn | Donald ) ‘6 ty Third Inain to the fore, winging Hos0R 1M to 4 ) hind Inning 4 from Dreamer, which | ELE To Cire & wnley got unde: Odwolle Prince | Pne-t oad | fi of the it ented te Ral | ai uartet te fast © al LS covered | ¢ Prinea, con Durion he carried, ran | Be Bab sen se Bae Slso ran ae Sipe aatecne ay ie Tuer Marie, Peter Knignt, Nonsense and belt tu The reason why more $ people advertise in Tae Worid than in el scorching wae vrs] are of % eb one Maloney seat 4 ROLY slngie a ea Pe aawet * throw to WEDNESDAY. Believe That! | FROM THE REDS = ‘Outbatted, but Beat Hanlon’s| _ we | to . Who touched out MAY 22, i907. script _| “ Clrenlation Books Open to Au,” a WRATHER beer nnet gts lt topmight; Thereday cloudy, | RESULTS EDITION. PRICE pane CENT. ——= iv BIANTS aN THE LEAD NEARLY SHUT CHIGAGO OUT Struck Olt-—-By Mason, 2; by Rucker, 1 Three-bese hit--Mitehell Two-base hite-Lumley, Genzel, Hum Double plays—Rucker and nusmme, Alperman and Jordan, nael “out 4 aiteh Hucker acithieall Jordan Hug-| iy Po 1 sing ra. Odw u hn ir wont to Dav’ la ‘wan taken by Boniei NO| Sham Inning. mart: Ee. rs on wi “caae| AO Sige ya et wee amor & te second and ] quick shrew to fared dours Licker Maloney flied to snchelt nb | RUNS. Eighth Inning. Ninth inning. ei out, Humenel to Jordan Ga ohell sent one deep centre for three well hit to J) eden. w who te, wy" | Btraing, rf.. ! Seymour, cf Newark |Ro or | Lean an GIANTS. (FINAL SCORE.) CHICAGO. 100000001 0— GIANTS O1005100 3 F 4 5 Sheckard, If ie Chance, 1b. Pe) Steinleidt, 3b. 0 Hoffman, rt..... ° Eves, 2b there Ruelbach, p........, 0 Torale..... NEW Shannon, if Devlin, 3b. Bowerman, c. McGann, ib. Dahlen, ss. Corcoran, 2b . McGinnity, p......., < RE x eee emer norte lesgeaovone Totals..... : on balls—-Oft of MeGinn| verait 4: by Play—Tinker, Evers Wild Pitches—Owerall Hit by Pitcher—-Bowerman. Umptree—Emalie and O'Day | RESULTS OF OTHER BALL CAMLUS TO.D NATIONAL LEAGUE. a LOUI8 AT BOSTON _ 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE. —_ 4 A oo 4 o 6 o°o 1 0 o 0 Tae | 4 a) tia 14 A 0 ° 1 ° 1 0 0 2 2 4 wo1 ago, 4; Giants, 6 Huet Seymour ent | and Ruelbech AY.| ® Iw a) ouns ° 2332000 Beto 9000000 tteries-MeGlynn—Noonan; ¥ Needham | PITTSBURG AT PHILADELPHIA, Fittatwas eee Phibade: laa eens ee Willis and ii 431 0; Oorriden WABHINGTON AT CLEVELAND | Washington 1000010 Cleveland 36000 0 Batteries Hughes, Hoss, Khodes and Bomt Blankenship and PHILADELPHIA AT DETROIT “O30 000 Batteries—Benier and Schreck den and Bohmidt EASTERN LEAGUE. Bitlegeipnte oo 04 Mul PROVIDENCE AT MONTREAL Videnoce fontrea! 080000 21000 ¢ Batteries—Cronin and Donovan ton and Kittredge BALTIMORE AT TORON Baltimore 093000 Toronto ., OodaE onto: Burchell and Heasle @tnley and Wood o OF 30 4 New TO NEWARK AT ROCF ESTER uyr JERSEY CITY AT BUFFA ligan—Ryan ATLANTIC LEAGUE, Lo BROOKLYN AT READING have been & out to Tinker 4 ++ l-fron Man’ McGinnity _ Sent In to Capture Game and Prestige from Champions, Who Snatched First Position. OVERALL PITTED AGAINST M’GRAW'S STAR IN BATTLE Bingham’s Announcement that He Will Stop Play or Polo Grounds Calls for Extra Force of Frivate Policemen—Umpires Acclaimed on Diamond. coran threw out Hoffman. W@ nn wer! out on a grotnder , Btelnteldt's fast throw Tink nd At wi MeGtnnity tore off acu F into right for = base nt a oat oGinglty a Kling to ‘ore 4 in auperd form, and held the batters at hie mery until the poling, when Tioker's three and a misjudged fy gave Col- one run Overall wax pounded out of the box) ™ the fifth inning, when a bunch of} Ww sent Sve runners oma the plate. | Single fled to Seyian rere Waa not the least vestige of dis hy igi singled mitts aie eviin Jor, due langely tothe eat, paras wiannon. Both runners ‘advan fe game was so one-sided not | Overall’s wil t no wa pea siaalis wild otten. " Seymous fan had a chanos to grow Bowerman was © with « New York | More than 2,000 pecete saw the c reing th Ne. ally hadi { number came Of as siagie Into right |hoping to see a repetition of the first day's disorder, but, in baseball, trouble is never sen when looked for. Secre (ary Knowles hed an add 4) supply of Pinkerton men to quell any posable disturbance, Regular polkemen were rg on the outside to keep Gown | | commotion iu the etreet 7 | Commissioner Bingham's onder tnat|f juniess the umpires and spectators were Ch. protected. he would close up the Po! 4s with a bang or words to that! Khe t, was told to the officials here, who) Pu it was missioner would see the game to- | day and everybody was on the deol | s0r PE: dove . for the man who has Berve enough 4°] forced ‘aut Rowerman, talk about stopping the life of Coogan’s) ¢r* ON mutt | Seventh Inning. me ‘The poles question bed no worry for nteldt singled. Hoffmen tne players, They had troubles of more | Seymour. vera Med tb Staavon. 4 | Importance Toe toes or gain of this fi be same way, NO RUNS. pe : 4 |,Jtvelbach throw out Dehien. Ove | game meant the lose or gain of the lead | coran {to Kiteg. Mi in the race, and both clube were de-|died the same way, NO RUNG | termined mot to lowe Bighth Inning. npires Kinetic and O*Day were gtren an ovetion as they appeared an the | ont volimch Sled to Ahennon. Sage wee fed i mmmed @ long drive tii deep =e First Inning three tenes | a Blagie struck ov! oF four pitohed basi : ‘Tinker's jong fy was caught by Bhan | Jnon as he leaned against the (0 |Bheckard soaked a sine ]put was out stealing n to Corcoran, NO RUNS Dvers fumbled Shannon's grounder | eri and h was ® firang stool | gas ah inning ut, but Shannon pttelntelat Daten, owing Devinn pomp bel Ae, ia) , i‘: ~~ Second Inning “hance ot & base on balls, and ad mee Waianteat's sacrifice to M “ p ved ‘a woak Ay to ut Byers (MISS BISH’P PLAYS BEST GOLF OF WEEK wind than yee 4 in ie Women's ite vionsip loa te n wen nd and ; {s spikes tha earl came ve Umpire 0 one rated and prevented what might oe tad bose. Bowerman Med | Mrs. NO RUNS Ina vos be