The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1907, Page 14

UP TO DATE AND NEWSY. THE EVENING WORLD, were THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1907. «| BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK. p- ROUSE O'BRIEN. AND DWYER RIP OFF FAST FIGHT ire etait pitti Enthusiastic Crowd Sees Bostonian | Shade Opponent in Best Set of Bouts Since Passing of the Horton Law. [so | Aga P HERE was a fight in New York last night. The lid ts om Tt was a t slashing, smashing, crashing go—a rippin no, wearin’, “on ag’t off ag‘in, on rg’in™ bottle of brawn and brain between two sons the sun-kissed ould sod. Rouse O'Brien—long may he live!—had a shade on Johnny Dwyer, the boy who eats waliops A few select members—selected somewhal carelessly the high-brows elbowing the Jows, dinner coats brushing jumpers the jamme club-house M’MANUS TAKES IN THE BOUTS AT THE SHARKEY A. C. DWYER SHOWED O'BRIEN HE COULD TAKE A GEATING, NOUNG MURPHY AND EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN, ry CHARLIE SIEGER ANO FRANKIE MCCORMICK WERE SHOWING EACH OTHER SOMETHING IN ASTROMNOMN KID PANTZ KNOCKED THE PANTS OUT OF KID LEROY | ad MOUNG SMITH SWUNG so compactly that the first fly of the searon bad its wings clipped trying to BY JOHN 1 POLLOCK. et AT EACH OTHER AND ay a . ROUSE O'BRIEN AND DWYER | BY BOZEMAN BULGER. 5 Pacis inte butt in. Anothe * ia he N e | arred colored pug MEY ON THE MAT, Special to The Evening W ’ In he on the ae N the baiycon days of t + Fits te stage, He ie Bi Lequitbn EXCHANGING BLOWS, PITTSBURG, Pa., June After alo. a / fair and square aud hard—the root : His ett hate! te Stine | mougnt niember ed impos ehiverad over the Vesuvi ur fin the ring. and he blocks with | (et ha J a ere iu time to piay, an leashed and boundless m— hah Ld panty et lunge for, Jen the At "an s some Would call it hysteria c ° zh all the footw He cont | Centers, niet in the " dence ca “ Merton law was counted out. A of |r toe demptatiog ran Sek ag. Black Bill quit ¢ t ; ice is ts ; Ls red-booded citizens had t ¥ | ite to Go In’ or: “Finish alm tw | Found 1 am through colore ing. whe mt Tarcied to Frisco or Nevada, or |sudience In always a moving, lnngice : ary Knowles had "« i hes Sense Poiadelpina x Sura ition, | etme ot ice 'WAledtE esentbhe the Ring. lines ey Save at HOW TO PERFEC A | Oldest OR a Enthusiast| Haina saciiee: tan Peat but the busy mas and the pro wh Joe Walcott, the colored ter weight : sees pater | | Into the (own of " 10 had to stay at home and keep on 1 ede and Johnny Dw titet who retired from + ne eeve Bs ag > a | Makes a Reply to Managers) shirts wr " Feder gt ra i igotng tast night.| meine ag, has tone beck in tke seme} Not Perfect, and Suggests By Henry Chadw ick. Makes a Reply to Managers) sires i oy « ¥ je, wit oe 7 re gy oe ~ ot | ame ee a ae ee nes York gers | heave i tatean: |weeeiba’ at meccttior lier tides teres the Much-Needed Change. | inate i McGraw and Griffith. Lye a psd in Ne rk #0 - cy Res joven, of Rochester, for fifteen rou Muc change. ein Pi : Own and nvariy oat every ooce In the boys hereabouts somewhat | Terr orp nage eeultgelitel cet | Cut out the kicking and limit the foul strike rule. —" i matoh s wails. - It always comes beck and ie) | nandily, His f | bean substituted for Milly Rhoades, wh —_—- | mal ways (wil. Tosre are men in Ph ta Maar ai ai ie anticipated an hed his knee while training for the peter Tw | It ts an injustice to call strikes on a batsman because he bunts game, and baseball! will be th up. They " ho must either see a Heit every | othe: away. ew | wrenches: hile knee ‘whit nee ONRY CHADWICK, the elehty- : mot pRbALie 11 . cose ina while or sana Gent them- | Rouge bnes his atyie a iat oi bers test, and will mot be able to box again | : aarraue Reikae cr rate aes pattie, | ike Mike" the L welves, Rouse—mixed bead peal hia . : “ ‘ | Limit the foul strik alle hit b the nome plat Sin et ee Phe Cu i! kley, the pillar of the Bharkey mixed ft up. The Boston boy | ball, to-day weat to be nt mit the foul strike ro baile hit f the nome plate mpions. Thats w eee te ernie Xo count Inia Mandala ) did not get _@ chance 10 properly ner] Of and Bert Keyes to Battle. | MoGmw and G Incidentally Encourage scientific play. mplone. A ae) “They Feo real estate by the acre 2. | bimeelf. Had Dwyer bee “Youn the | weight, and . i y wke a great batsman. - a (it: “Poor Jim! His oil | nas strong as enetat gives aseball fais something to | x i mea io coldnsidatad saan vi 1 Semohaseriion rove unt came b Topowers put It: “Foor fim! Hie. folt mame perhaps another, mone | Bart Keres fuaned ithe whiriwing | Vee | Clean hitting, with the foul strike rule eliminated, will remedy ie phe foulsecrake . ower Set ie Se Son gee on top ot |in Bas weapen OT Te ands Hise niger et br gong tiongee okey ted DE PETS ra the advance of | fall evils reporter and buseba , Jub—he must get on top of 4 Pn the star bout of aix rounds next stax Inty-two Years the advance re | ee on pe Arm round started out bing-bang | of the fharkey A. C.. which ie to be decided | America’s national pastime has fi Don't try to abolish the curve ball or spit hall; they are beauties J) ‘This tx 1 ¥ WOLF HOPPER and Bob Hil- | and gnded that way. Dwyer was on | at Welnesda r Sre’ag.| the pages of the venerable Henry Chad-|T or the game roplem wis D Hard mat side by side at the ring- [pos aed | gash Mag Pipe wving: but swléats \exdae kta <a skemawa “whareven'| « . = x e jown uard | seball, To-day, < side aa eon ee on - = punches on the jaw witha Harris and Stinger to Box at | baseball is played as tts father and ite | ok Aha ahmed Poy aaa exciied he forgot that Case bd ‘ sponsor Te him Ite patrons appeal t! passed ball, a hit batsman, a base on, 4dd fine support in the field ai = when the elongated actor is going to |{n" the tace to land one iT take samen | aerate metas ee Halgols tail uae as eavsinea lov ieest ere and catchers of Rosier ee toeee Ce en aa Pe Rank | Buckley for kis Sharkey A. © t “3 surprising record Y Who excels all Datamen in we Arr gtve credit to the men who struck —_— ne he nd = t of driv ner e@round, face , between Harry Lewis and Kid 8th nen he wa: ty, he stands guar-| ors art © tn roar ui 0 0 Casey out). 2 Ena rep tone <0 ctw phen ere ieasened ia ter tiowe cen Jian over the destinie the sport,| “Kicking at the umpires and exciting | the Ditoner. There you have the idea | nember jeket tear & PR CTOR “My BOY-ee! My BOY-ee pv lorced O'Brien to the ropes light ee tyuns| Calling @ hait on what he considers the| the crowds tas driven more true fo The patrons do not want a lot fag be “Cricketers Dav. FIFTH AV. CO. | kept crying out as Rouse and Dwyer and crossed rights and lefts ight. reach|evila of the modern game. ee A pao grt 8 Re twogien from @| heavy hit! ney look for ® source awick teat . THE UNDEKTOW! milued it. To avert a panic the referee | Keyes and Stinger had bee ana Hing’ experience’ sn Bifewer” Ms [sti park.” declared the father of ity of hits, “What does it want? Run: | adwick came, to bat with his feem | 4 m unable to) Si get in eoape for the baat He hae nothing but respect and ap-| to-day runs, and more runs when noore Abs. Active is tin aged syetewr hed ve wege him to stick to the lower se through the O'Brien guard, But| "4, plause for th gressive policies of | “I eaw six innings of the Glan close. How are they ma Only egg SS og during ones. Beate [Reuse merely shook his head and smiiea| Grim Going to England to Fight. Managers McGraw and b yey paar cerapcdengt agra Versatility at bat. Bun cate Lane jog an Tats 7 Reptetie, “The cap'n of the precinct ™ the | in contempt. It roused Johnny, and to| J0@ Grim, the fighter of Philadel rah degss er Big Be 44 Bp -tplrndb to | red hot ing {© shave t r but 8 pare Avery & har, = vor,” yelied Buckley, an’ if you don’t |show UX he had some a, se | pais, who has been nickname! "the Human|th* same breath he deplores the excit- | lame rand f cant sey ot want to ser | runner abo dail, and tha! ii ly morte, Fle was then eighty-one sumer a Bont, - petite tor able tactics often seen on the local, MAY more of the professional game aa) jg what the publ earn old sey Keep quiet he'll come in. ‘The meiga- | wallops himaelt he backed to the ropes | PURCRIME Bag” as A result of the fallure of ji Plaxed to-day. 1 like to waten | “«Don't try to aboliah the spit ball or gearsold UNION SO, at bord won't stand this abuse.” dropped bis arma, stuck out dis i eiasimmons. Fock m fields. Besides, he does not altogether! college teams play. where there je no 3 are beausies of the ayv But it was impossible to suppress the | and invited Rouse to hang away Perl Se unmercitul Sealing. Jet eciny f agree. with the-lecal: chieftains when | Soxine. apd T aerer mise « eheoce to ge, et tne ecm ae eae tei | AMUSEMENTS Sy a or * » lor tbe ay ve y ‘o * : trike rul ase ba. pot AAA pee Twy § » crowd... The stored-up, pent-up, laid-| the harder O'lirien punched the wider | Hattie ou itiniade? i gaall,fryine they way the game to-day le 0, K. To} MAL moe! a om Kreat leader. He told not pectect. It Is not. the enjorabie IGappicK So. peas te ae Ae Witilie DYArvitie.” away wnaopers of years were on tap. | Decame the Dwyer rip. Once he came! sil! probably consent to figh 7 ow that he te not a theorist he jata,gaeure me that he under-| game It wae one time. despite the fact MATS. WED. & SAT. honeuae Waiter Perkine Co, t p proudly eites the > © scored ptfic baseball But when that we frequently made as ‘One of toe tu Chelee tg hls Keck ‘There ie nothing Just exactly uke» Aght | So It went othe end, of the sixth Lenny Joins Summers Camp. dap Laie tha FU ARON Bm Neel Sahat ‘han object te 200 rine when the came wee youn WILLIAM COLLIER sate Bree, = fan. The baseball fan can make more tt . le old 3 Harry Lanny, one of the best lightwetente ca lbbaaacnuccadey ” . a mistaken. atlite a farce and an injustice to ue hia : 1 football fan sings and cheers and rah! five bouts—held in New York since tie 0 Job. Accompanied by Frankie Mad Tt was the most remarkable contes:| public ae ar rile Goes mot understand | eerie the font tele ie tlie hit back HUDSON $3°°."§% of 2" a ose | Pet, Bee! rahe! But the fight fan goes some. In club opened H. B | Be leh for Johnny Bumme ’ in poin he absence ng errors the real beauties of the game }- | of the home plate and for ever do away [2S prweipo: HARLEM Hariem Players) i YC Lever witnessed,” he said. “Not a hibited in ectenUfe pitahing. To thts nthe growling and grumbling of the J EDW'D Peeve: B's MILLIONS ats G0 ' Rit Weer The Lien ang ine Mou Phone 350) 3 One * 5th at 2. Det'y Mat 23. 4. oO J | 3 | Wether, 108; Oberon 107; Lieut. Ries. 108; | LYCEUM "ney 44) ot ot bm it Curt. 28 5) ] encope. dia way A Win. Te i —— bs 69 INDEXE une | SESE Race aux togomge, eng — MILITARY The Boys of Co. B. Stee: yA To, 180 tg | Netra, #0. Jee rome. mM Grove. twa. Tor, rad Lark 107, Athena Ss: OF hts Bee ascinating Flora 10, Beltone, 100; Beatrice K.. 110 A VY Mae Thor e see Sagi ld Ht |B ice ror ane mt ning [PLAN of the HOUR | io mass: sos has the real inormation ite | Sint Aee'Kh t2-fateh him then One é pint one gi Male oe KNICKEMBOCKEN The. Dmaraisie | | EDDIE FOY,. = Iie pucitipe They Are “hatha Alive and ae ne on & bed hore. He got dows | Very. "wertunet<Aie Roobie nea Ford, "00." ebm. 100 out Ree RIS Mats Aas only, 213) ue Posts 5 Fie ores om W atord, he shouted Ther a, \f° areas, iud haved, 10d. > im. [Montgomery & Stone, wei. tHF, lye exw ~ Hot Waiting “Broadway Alec’ Braith In one of the best| The victory of Court Dress det | Booker ower i we ae: ames Pm) i ae 5 acicoveiuacs Time June 25 Hot Waiting for, | tet aes” eae tac | "ae vier ta rte oas oi oh aaa Teter ac rues on | AERIAL GARDENS iaeisn crc || WER OTe “Scag the Day there ere no rmces to play around New York | of her two-year-old year, and on Pew, AT GRAVESEND TRACK. 7 VIpTA Four irlongs 4 hand-| Caspert ne, 100 7. Mp: verestiies, 5) FONE nem HONEY- DOG Prt ze 30. Mate: Wel ie : During Uhe racing season Alec does all bh mK Yeateriay i will tak ily Don Irene 112, Redwood ae M, CucANin ¥ # Bat r i J « » ‘a goed Pius, 1 MUOKK Ka. p. ‘ AEF walls o8 playing In the betting ring. He was down | “!® * howors from her this) VEORON E TRACK, Jun TBIUDGE WHIsT—Your in| TIS prcddeyer, 118.) Meary tee, MME. NAZIMovA™ "Comeatt a FL, 28 Tanker Girl in the Gaxelle sia ei GRAVESEND RACE a ts 0.60, handily. Sulks. ex, 113. Gid Bell, 136 Payee erie wee pa ro ae 2 AN fs Alec a winner? Well, he still rotatr Bing Bt 13.—Training conditions-—were favorabl | @ LAURA CLAY—F ur furl ngs in| eAgprentice allowance claimed, sow n q BY VINCENT TREANOR.. | tine Giamend'chusc"it hit We | ats Ne. Sn, rah ele aT Se end n numbe ‘iid handily. Wiil'Fun be tof next) “AP**R"Se 7 iN A ELD Sto som [MIZRBAN tps are out al peal sce. The same race woul, : i oer . ATTRAC Johnny Maybe t hos Halaet on Monday jae ere noted Fo fur . 0 | MABE AN S The Newcastle Stable connections | tt sapere Ang : eet : ay iat te OO ele eters ig 12 panat DONELLA—Four furtongs tn 3 HAMILTON ENTRIES. in THE FA ~ a NOUR xr OTHER | believe Running ater cinch: | Wr pores was in hie runalag mood an yesterday when Westong ena ihelt| x. Good work. Worth s @ CRACK SHOT—To%e furlongs in cog! RD ieycbelsseasd A" | Mow OPEN-FREE HIPPODRORE 6 YAUOLVILLE Vilectionetr ie “in,” says La never threw up hie tai) until within five’ ware logge eee Tuer |G NAGAZAM—Four furvongs 0.4, bree ‘ery fast in mud. - 1 —The en P teneee Rew Kar orton 5. Flip Flap will get all money in the | yards of the wire. Golden West wasn't [hing “0° {@ the gille vo the Thomas punt 2 Wee See ia et pres @ BL HERON—Bix furlongs ie 11s, AMIE, baish ped pilgaid bo} 4 Models, Sthers Tie teaslon avanerinie i @ mite in 148, tries for to-mo paddock special; Fountainblue can’t lose | ~ = { tl es : ‘OYD h or rundelio: —| a One mile in 1.0 AVUCE—Five furlongs in 1.03, | jows if he runs to his work; Dandelion ts sd ats toge yao ges ek handily, Has sp FIRST RACE—FPive and o half tuxigeen | the datk one who will cop, my. the i wy Once a Dery wn Sg LEONARD SOR TAY MAX — One. TIME, RACE Five and, «ba HANMERST fur Madden ‘foliewers; Montgomery ie [— TORALON ull of mile la LM breeaing. ax very OO" | Sian ol 3, rt inate Fits a Tih ay TAKE IKON STRAMBOATS. sees ‘ull o ais Wa habion, *Applewest. 9. roere a = cinch is the news from the Hers bart ® FRANK "GILL-0 wed BEUETION Wie furlongs tn 1.06, | sh peewen, $0; ia Roress | Bey. Bye. 838) ann veal. DAILY OSTOCK'S Atm cone” f ah Hayagele aiata (Hpectal to The Bvening World.) hiedy ines 4 reiki? Worked we whit bike fix tur res : (fur ATI Na ATRE The at” Sacred vgianyys ‘ POUGHKEEPSIE, N. ¥,, June 13.—All | for them to 1s © 1D) ix furlongs 2 SECOND RACE—Four end t ait vi ATA THEA TICE Plephant 13" "Great “hole Cottontown’s ial oar ¢ ne race. 5 ne intle in 1.48 3-5, brees- gal ngs, two year olds, selling, | $4 , Seemann ott Miles “on a eaaiane ti sues ‘ eo mve at ane to compete Bhakeup in Crimson Crew MATCH ER Four furloogs tn 051, | Helle, si °ddecaren.. “Tad Mketsvem Me, onde a- in the ayat h son on “ 7 One— mile 1“ galloping nice 0 wip of she ee =a ane ty cae aa 7 pide w 5 ENA Oe OCS RRD AO Coun.” ue oe ; GARDNER-One weit at fatlonge in 028, | Maid. #U. Daw of Dawn, 20f hey Actone 6 Te THE BES. peat il 20 are now here with th ut, Harvard's medical adviser at Ren no MF OONSIDIN fix furlongs viewing THIRD RACE—Beven | furion frie. That Quar PA re o of the naval cadets, and they are due t0 | ceported ait the aaren sae bh ne ail out ot as good as he — NOTASULGA—Three furlongs in 0.40, Cant ae sv Aware sunny orrive . hie morning, and there. 4 or Aa Mi ie ae tetas tn 1 at Be Bia +A WHERE THE CROWDS GO. Tals . ore And news and Wisc ons murpe. B— Mx furtons Oe eelloplage uae oph. I0t, * pe aw is st bose who were & ay threm Colum: |, 7%* Crimeon crews were Very ect woe aout, | BEROLeOES furlongs bree at | ACADEMY OF MUSIC, \4(h 9 & Irvine p |) STEEPLECHASE. PAF ” oo tee both BHACKLE-—Aine mite RTH RACE. helt fur TWO WEEKS. Farewell as Co-Miare giving the 3 men have afters No anoount a ethan : ; Ne selling HUMAN 1 |The gelding | been doing # practice on tits 4 ORAN—One mile 6 Ps 5 4 SI ri ANDOAE ‘One mile tn 5 ine ot Bir SOTHERN MARLOWE REABON'S GREAT SENSATION M the a ¥en cadlara’ ri vey ray expla 2383-6, bree 2 6 CO. v in 1.04, hand line, Wl, True This Week—Romeo and sulle | . a enya 2a, ise te sh he ws tERt giz turonge in 1.64, |S OOeegaree Suaona to 1H, an . |r St NSE A es] STELLA PARK ot the an racing ws ey At fret th, " «. looks gowt GOLD LADY-—Four furlongs in cE« 4 sixteenth | ORTH BEACH. forvne, vision R : a wil Uae « boat-noure | 1 Baa tras "Mgt WGLATCRS-8IE Rirfongs tn 1103-6 egy gM Obiy, ne levers ne.” | itETH RACE One, and enestntecntn AST ce scencute ‘ht sfonts:| 96 STAR ATTRACTIONS! dhoars’ Queen Margue oats but will live is the| © oo Wray Armond, oon es) eA UES wer work @ BOTANIGT-One ‘mile in ‘1.0. gallop. | Brel *icgmgien BE. creaifallen Mth Performance Ture. June 90 2 s Pelton at three and “Lui em. with Morgan HARY LE—8ix furlongs tiny Yaiting for @ good pot 0 4 oun “ HE ME. AOUVENIRE SH ML. OM Rese “ m | Fraxeup? wad Kant at” wor “WinaMorm on HANAN HET wlihen RE feta e food pet. | aclans, Lar Esa bor BRIGHTON BEACH KY running tn the ie owhie mien are. aa uaual, with | Hurcharg™ Sow, “per. 8: Mwai 2? ant in 19 2-6 tn O42 banal SIXTH RACE-One mile: three year-gide OMAN ONG CO. nea om Opens Hats Mats June, 16 2. greal follower ¢ Morgan House. d Syracuse is at| “ree trials wked during the : ti cra (~-Lathorpe, “Ai | vans, art Trouper mm ‘ | ; 4 KUROKI-Piveturlonga in 1.04, | Bebingy oh Baleta, ab; ee Great Cont ee ‘ aa rah ety hg Yale Hae Fast Grp naw in 1163-6 handl handily. Doing well rooe for My joward & © Big Acts. | fie nM xnnon Hoy Ea ‘ast Spin i Auaateceety,, Doing Well |q@ GRETNA GREEN "Five furlongs in| “Vigortted albons MR {al Grant Qnera T H B EACH je naval eB ‘ * ED TOP. Conn, J char nt 1, oreesin eedy and about Suatt Mvertinde oes tha bghtie | ‘haneata ot pea rife ‘® crew LANCAST HL 10, Dressing. Speedy and a | fi Hi f} nerd . NOR AC ° oar Elbow, w Columbia | and with the shell towing oo evening | as gaV ABI eI | _ pERSbVERA One~miie 1.45, Tu night—LA TRAVIATA. | Free Fireworks Thursdays aa ae ‘ : ag wink atern wont down | A af ianailye is ne. will do ‘Why Many Women Suffer SD IT ELEN a ‘ Clue aye gained in| M2 | he fourmile 4 MOONSE One mile in 1.4 shi since (hey oaine to Poughkeepa a ding to row up : ° tee ee eam handily ist tion ate “generaliy mall but & ‘aint lect RES pat dg? ™ Somdtltne ERE gb A146 @ MOABARMA—Pive turionse io 1@| Prom Constipa WALLACK’S "331.4. ® Meena ie ee paler roel rgd bout tempurariiy, Gills being le amapeeeel nas in (2 BONNIM MTAN—Three furlongs in tvs M4 May wees ary tee fede Becket | REA ioe nas wae MONTREAL ENTRIES Fn 14, (PE BUROER Ave furlongs in sorss,| 1 The Natural Remedy, | lis Honor the Mayor nani uecsy AInhl ROLLER SKATIA ? 2 (Uy © urlongs » Lo? via ‘ ‘ eat Mo ————— 6 hy 4 1! ’ TH Ys .! ; MONT _ Z eae oop ‘The delicate an¢ intricate character e: wre Y> 40. GIRBEE) re uste Shoring. Afternese. " ' ers ve am ~The en to 2.4, | EEL eine furlong 4°" | he female organs makes them most wus Pd ~— ————- ee here are as vreesing or bew AU PTMARMIGAN—Goven' furlongs in| upie to irremuiarity, and for the mene ree Chariog Harrie. Fork Cuma : ‘ “dow fh f i ughiers " turl Bigg Po hon 0 0 Tipe - 2-5, galloping. In in | @ould be kept i condition to peter “ Kaltenbori™ Niclas Garden, Wath t SL erinticsench fastened’ ss: Senet ena le tae yf oi ne bey , His | J0c persia 5 ad. valionina Not tear |”) 6 TH leping “Acts wall’™S* | 12 |ine special periods when womaakind te) concees | maga Mis» | : ARIAT Pe furlongs ta ealloping performing the functions peculiar 49 ber NWN, Bowery, near Cana, | COMBINE WIRE. os NORPOLK—FY rlonge 1 hex there is a decided tendency to sluggish pany Robe ON #ALE AT voRPO) a tongs tn LATONIA ENTRIES, we whe vores Nature ten veges ATGAMTIC AS icity ERG Rusti, | am unoabw tt SNe wna KING-Six furlongs In Las 246, —_ ” tidlabastee. ert ® Cwchewi re itl ag ean ee LATONIA, RACE TIAN, Ky dune| sua erie et tore ead sopy"yfheigy'y Fagst BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLi \ 4, cue, . A aT SHEEPSHEAD BAY, |Bers ate at elon vols andre 0 dreatic ow to WEST END Joh 'Siiiciiay’s FAMOT Six Races To-day at 2. P " 4 Midere. (hie re arita fnn fear damage the tender Hoing of the stomaeh [jounie till), Cavalleria Kuationna de Pinafore. |. ‘ : a phie 414\ frowk amon. Lao! pet, * 4 Kane iaet Cian 10 feck, 100) bowals, and do mere harm than gyoo, wagvegnse | Mitsbure. $4 Th ATTIC toute 1a” Mides. ‘14h HERPOHEAD BAY TRACK June Hen "hand, sb: Mes 100 jent tun oe te We RESULTS OF YESTERDAY’ Games, gion the ee tas wae ual at fa! Hit Hilal tla Mt tH alanall $50 0" yury "aad armleie lsalie, veoh =r ts SBE Dpirelt, 16: New York & Pitkabure, & Mevoi a. @ay and the workoute were good BECOND RACK die | Tyriongs Our lan ie the damous Natural Mineral Water WAST % . | ‘on CTL ae vait , talin ngt year-olds: | as BEDOUIN Line mile tn 14, trees: | fharsihy soot pee” Tosie Th be i orece| HUNYADI JANOS--Qve dose of witoh will Margaret th ‘ iain om ips Le Butt ba ng. Ta very god (trier Weodeladm. 104 “Apenathritt | move the bowels gently, but copiously, im Bai Y fom Courtl me mrt awle Lip BELLE SWIFT--Fow furlongs io rr iu Tere, 107, Byivan oe ie Werd CHEDULED POM TO-DAY HAG Mourvesr ide and 062-6, handily Good Ally Crp, ia paturel manmer, The dose 4 i he: eee See York ; Se seh dia ae Se, eens hab. | a WOODLANE — Four turkonge | "#ittRD | mac (umbierfvl drvak on arising in the mons- AL Voliedelvnte . is he Thou "1 ee " ta). Betula Wesb ineton co toe i ta “4 GOLDE Bie wx ie "6" ing (#ighly warmed tor bes rams oes BeLAs00 tip. 116. hendil “4 bottle coutaine many dese ani copts bul » Averention Slewanee stetened. @ HYPRRION it Ove trifle at al) Arugeiate Dn, ear. cal Daccpebt, Pearce tsa ah