The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1907, Page 12

snk AST NIE ne BA NN km UR . ecsmee te Teenie err erence te ete ee _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1907. ~ GETOPATE | oq BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK. pe | coaltt™2ith ROBERT EDGREN, ~ COACHES PLAY AN THESE COACHES WILL BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY IN BIG REGATTA IMPORTANT PART Pee IN BIG REGATTA Races Furnish a Battle Between Them as Weli as Their Crews—Rivalry Between Jim Ten Eyck and His Son Ned. HE gun counts, but don't over: look the man behind. | ————— The great intercollegiate regatta to-morrow at Poughkeepsie will be a battle between coaches as well as between college crews ' There are the Ten Bycks, fath ind non, coaching Syracuse and Wis-| CHARLES CouRTNEY consin, rivals for honors. There ts) CORNELL Coacn. a friendly rivalry ‘between James Ten Eyck, sr., and his big boy Ned,| ' of course, although each is proud of ‘ i oan corer pera eee is SEVEN CHEWS RESTON THEM OARS FR GREAT STRUGLE = ae. a Exc CONSIN COACH. “Jim” ‘Ten Kyck is one of the best-known coaches in the country. He| trained Ned, when he was still a youngster, and took him over to England, where he won the famous Diamond Skulls. After that Ned won champion- rowed with success as an]is 4 knonkout, and any man who ca Then the finally dropped from t over the finishing ; havitu * race than it is for te for ty Jand tens ¢ be first second round Is cert: VI » Light fhe amateur ranks and took: up his Hghter or round Is certainly lca To-Day Will Be I. vhi, 7 father's profession. Wisconsin is his noompared to Johneon, > ‘ Cina T Ges cite Gist college crew, and he hopes to ahow 1 the comparison tw ati | to Hold Power for Supreme wath cos __AMUSEMENTS. the effecta of his coaching in this race Goxens of fifteen and twen' T, ye Oe Pact 7 ’ t ei cot: ner R ipway, Eves, 3.9% Sa lisan Gallen May When bo Won Kha | tights Sonnaon engaged io—nestiy evece Janes Ten Even Ps | Test To-Morrow. * ‘ ¢ GARRICK sf. Ee EN ee Diamond Sculls. Now he is a big, atou. | one of which went the limit i VRALUSE Coacn | parce standpoint t Willi ™ "Col ili fellow who would need a lot of tain sonteat, Yai ; am Collier : \., Canghtin the Ratn, a. Bs Aerre rae 518 : THe LION \EMOUSE- aid Win ease | LYCEUM 4, fing before he could sit in a boat agal HARLES COURTNEY. Cornell's N . 7 IN F C fe) 9 BExED June 25 N Veteran coach, in perhaps the best that the known ef all the men behind. He : e hag been wonderfully successful wi vainly fhisecrews, and Corneil can always be inty | gatta eounted upon to make @ good showing. HARVARD CREWS ARE” All_of the other coaches on the river fully studied by experie € T : ‘ Ser saliat due clomirgs tee. vig. ve fully ‘studied by experienced men, rep SUPREMELY CONFIDENT. : epectfully to Mr. Courtney. Courtney AT GRAVESEND. 440 Imitators sseeseeees see 310 cares withont a eo hey is ith fa ah ew works day and night while the crews BECUND RAC "E Thres-yoar-ids and | of inten ‘Biliig fornied to. wake ani poe a are prepar but on the day of the | GpavESEND RACE TRACK, June i ‘ crew a positive LONDON, Co th porsa big race goes out behind the train- | 25. —Weathe and track were favorap.e| “4 4 : , =) : hg ittles a stick untli |for fast work to-day, The bee: work abi spunea mile by Helena C. the returns come in. He khows that bad on day was a every man will do his duty, and whit- | ooropus—Five furlongs in 1, ting & far leas exciting than watching handily Good the struggie. — GOLDEN BUCK te ' Jim Hive has turned out e great crew F a very smooth-running crew—this year ‘AM out. at Columbia. it is thought ong the 7 YANKEE oy igen mile in 16 1-4, s Dressing. n Fiver that this ume Columba will dog qoy aty BP oe 1 REE something, OR Sa Ellis Ward, who handles Pennsyl- 7 BBLO Spa bagasse in Oe. vania, is old Elita, He is Ny ie agate? is J 2 ie band- ore or lees an of mystery ie™ saa (7 ne Cee Oe in 1.40, a nice work. outsiders, but plenty —_ gion BATON BARRETT—Five furtongs seven eight-on | sey k rag tek ae icra me ere BOXING STAGS TONIGHT. PQ OP ** as al e serve their full power tox the supreme test which Is now a0 ne All the crews wer T afternvo! will 5 f boxing Ir Bi Soe Tanigh or * aetia | STEEPLCCHASE PARK to say to the wearcrs of ine Hed and 1.0, tandily. A nice colt HUMAN R EL Blue. Mr, Ward always attends. to rig- 1 pati Five Sxtoree la 1.02 34, ON BE. (U-ETTE WHE EK, the boate nimesit” nd at hie fe eeeaiae” thane arbor BY VINCENT TREA F this, racing has the coun- Billy & a ae ‘an expert second n BROAN Aix furlongs i 121, a NOR. try he ears and te daily showing an aM ned tt sated ile meet AN of the coaches jot rach : AN ary one deat the race cane ret oad z 1 should be : furl in a7 2-6, “ al t bs Will do next. time A ‘Desks, toillicnaire ‘sportemer he mint acured the ed hie “aym." Me w a, ie fencning the younger generation how 7 siiOT GUN—aix furiongs in iT He racing patron $ partner of obec ™ a foreesing. Wait for mug. | three'| plunger Gates, emphatically answers is) wes ts yas pee eaten SPE te ALSIP NOW at narra $1 GILD—One mile in 47 preexing Ix . to kno ; eat ‘could | 1L ARTHA” JOTINSING, whe Never beter | ao |NO! Mr, Drake ougnt to know, 1 ipsa ; a } WINDSOR ENTRIES BRIGHTON BEACHPae + ise belittle Bil KING HENICY—One mile and a fur- aya he's been ‘trying for’ yeare and | be doce, for all ihe stewards could me. A | i ‘ sua a - ong in 1.60 1-6 handily. hasn't succeeded This from Mr, Dr key Could pull a horee at the sixtoenth san SS PSR ea SAR capers ay Me ann + be res es much as possible, _— NBOSKEELETA—One mile in who usually ts in possession of sta it easily. In the : Gai TRACK, Ontarto, ‘ | ince he failed to get 4 matoh with 9 Griving in 104 2h Me aaa eek leccrenticn onyear-oide mar ved KENILWORTH ENTRIES. June 25—The entries for toun THE COTY OF pe | quires in Austraila, 1s shouting that ® MONTAY sibs : the best sources, la worth some @ ‘ —-- ae08 follewe | UNA PA Ht Sok Squires sleven rounds to Dest @ MOVEA—One mile in 167, Drewming | | Aliude 4, (ton. Mr, Drake preaches aga KENILWORTH RACE TRACK a-yoar-o fasilel rhea ita RK Peter Felix, an Australian negro. Johe- _ _ All he pan, Spe in 10834. Ward; une mile and one cianth. an | imabit of betting on the races, and c June %.—The entries for to-mor *0 Hou KALEIDOSCOPIC AND KURIODS Felix 5 euch wicker Meas. fate aad wreateri th® other day delivered a fatherly le le iows a 4; Pelad. tote Kk aie A VAUDEViL lee ves, ro! nds. twas back in ‘H, 7 wey B ‘our furtongs in 0@. Kee Giri ture on the subject to his chauffeu ai Deneere: 08: _D | a eee hy Seven JURA Rowe mna cme turicoee etree tia cee tae tens ns t Felix twiee, he knocked , gaiioping 4 4 : , TAKE IKON STEAMBOATR, i ‘the first time in seven rounds, -_— Sneteng of: ending $0. et s ne arakers,”” said te _ Postook rf co ney Island. Moat Playing the ra oe ee en a Scriet:| ~ AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY. has fought twenty-four bat- GHDMPSHBAL TRACK, Barto fies in the ring, two of them under June %.—The local : RACE —Sehing fing rules. Of thie one was day, Bal Goit wart; one mile. Ww, two were won a ires on attractions. Velours S44 other TWE: R's ONE ig ular i ‘ON KNOCKO He ALVIDERE—One male in 1@ 3, 3 pandoeh Mt KNOCKOUTS th the gy a First time has been 73 biden shore > OU He won six wit let down. rv . fn fe BEOOND ROUND. 4 GOLF BALL-—Worked with Satrt- ne, Kaoh iy of tls Aghts went over fo dere Is a nice coll i ert Founda went four rounds. Bix he @7 ELION—One mile and as fur. et with knockouts in the THIRD D. in 180, handily, Ia at his ~ PASTOR’ § es MILTON @ DO th te NOH “s GAYETY QUARTET Of eourse, many of these vietime may 7 BIR LY'NNWOOD—Ope mlle in 1 pave be been “lemons But « knockout bewezing WEET—Five tort breesing Has ol WEST END [i be Den Bera —_—_—$—<——————————————————X—X—X—X—X—ea i iii AMUSEMENTS on y ieee: sy ie S y rey & & " 46 creas EARL Six turionge tm 34%] gn Keb aigmeton yl! fe taamaf'; dere tore Closes at 5.30 P. M, oe Veuenafr dre | KEITH & PROCTOR’ s Fascinating EE DING PRICE Saree | igh fee a '3|| Fascineng tia 2G. L. 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