The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1907, Page 1

GPG MIRST RACE Handicap o ‘about. two. mil Jeane 7-2, Dele Strome 6 Serre I “Circulation Books Open to AIL” ] : NEW YORK, FIN RESULTS E PRICE ONE CENT.’ NDERS OSE fc MRS SECOND BATT ee {sap Heavy Hitting Off Newton |; Puts Champions Three Runs Ahead. Ovar- BATTING ORDER. Einentee wah ff 2 Jones, cf. Donohue, 1b. DAVIS, 88. Rohe, 3b. Dougherty, lf. 5 Inbell, 2b. NGinplte2Mr, OLaughiin: 7 1 to the Evening World.) 4 AMERICAN LE. GUE PARK, Neate Aug. 3—When the nccond game of the gouble-header began between the White Box and the Highlanders fully 2,000 epectators were in the stands and on the eld. Every neat tn the xrand-stand and bleachers had been taken by the God of the first game, and the overflow crowd was allowed to swarm upon the field. This time, however, ample precautions ad been taken, and there was no ce for encroachment on the playing JINNERS AT FORT ER 11-5 Careless 8-1 ¢ d ie. First Inning. ; Hahn fied to Willlams. Jones nent & i eR e to Hoffman. Donohue struck et, y Deanded out } Moriarty bounded out, Thue. Laporte filed to Hahn. struck out, NO RUNS, Second Inning Davis fouled to Thomas. Rohe walked. Dougherty died, but Laporte got the ball an’ «arew out Rohe to Willtama. Conroy took Iabell's fly. NO RUNS Williams fled to Dougherty. Conroy singled and stole second. Rickey atruck out. Conroy was out stealing third, McFarland to Rohe. NO RUNS. Third Inning. McFarland smashed a two-bagger to Kleinow ART CLEAR. TRACK FAST, teeplechase; four-yearolds and upward ; festhed a rait. upwart; $1,000 added wee beaten-of f veral_jummpe Srmy-Lane wax Rome OaAtY When he fell at the first Liver: {ull cou 5 (3 z Von easily, re a centre. © Smith struck out ‘onroy = Xe Ge ey Be ee eco) (threw, out) Hahni 3 ‘arland tak aE Op is thicd. Jones singled, scoring McFarlay ae Maree 3 pcre zh Uhrew.--anit--Donoiiies ONE: D tiga. 3 Air. J. O° Birt: ; : s , rrr Nearness 10 1b PE s Thomas fouled to McFarland. 105 86 35 — man walked and stole second Newt Gat f ry Rony, 1 struck out, Hoffman st ie third. nA Fret! easily best after Jimmy He fenced in fault atyle. and. riarity singled, scoring c 3 fmking the lead on the eacond turn of -the f! won Kallopl Es with y Jo cFarl: Bi race, ut did Hot tence as gon as yesterday. Iie sturibled at aererat fume {racity out. stealing. McFarland Davis, ONE NU Vel y ng. Teen Any 8° * Granada Clement “atched: Saylor wax outrun in the e ‘and won by a head rive fetugnt out ours Une the. finial ‘Bhe gent an easy i was pulled up. part, in the stretch he ‘closed. atr fied to Laporte A Drala ra avery geod rate. “fhe “had” 'ait "her sapect tan’ | gor’ ehy buss. Davie ely x ore © id not Kel - ad je wo bh. Ttol: ee Tide, Sphinx wee KoInk well When’ whe was kaceker tte Ixolw popped out t Upward, $100 edded: one mile and Winner, ch. by Ogden—Iiithyta. By ote MERA ed, Smith doubled, scoring In- MoFari filed to a ‘an ray hers THRE. S77 Musgray Paporte 3% &! Knapp... 80 100 4 Jones Wi 1078 We" furns.! 100 380 foo was forced at sec ; 64% Sumter 60_ 1001 Ixvell to Davis. NO RUNS Fifth Inning. Bluestone, Herodotus, Aneta Lady. hen she was knocked (o. her stots i Se Ue — ST waiked—and emanates CR e ipo rene dea LC es fouled x0 3 rand. Hoffman | ee saaity ae We = flied to Isbell. Newton struck out. NO. att ered Won easily pas 1123-5.” Winner. ch. RUNS. at Win. Jockeys Sixth Inning. Fi Notter Dousherty wan hit by a pitches ball FY ADD Willlama threw out Isbell. Dougherty Herger taking second. McForland rolled out Hi ities to Klenow, Dougrerty tains. third i Marshall &mrith walked. Hahn singled. scoring fched--Giisoue Eeiars | Dougherty. Newton torew-out Joos, ag, { ie: ingly. Improved (orm over his previ | ONE RUN. . taking the lead. “won easily. There was ‘nome. crowding’ on he which Live Wire and Frizette were crowded back. Miller claimed a fou! Report of Wighlanders’ firat came ee au — Se —tand Wrooklyn's victory over Pitta. RACE: My iires. | barge on Pare 5 one nifle i three —__—_»—____ Winner, ch. c.. by Golden Garter—Fiora pa ar 2 ew a1 ; Bost Charles, and was only. & {but never serious Was off running and opened up « Ding all the Way. allo} AUTO WRECKED the first five length Joad 1 closed “ Frank some Rround on the ts Tide. fs race Was ari Bervile has hn: Winner, b. og, by WILL CLINE AT FORT CEORG A tonch of sensational Interest St, Flaise—Sou- | “Torkeve. Siutfean Notter G2" Wurns michea= banyak: |. coming strong around the upper turn, took the le ting races ty Improvements “Wm. i. Lyon quit when soaes, | Riven to the oxeliing races in too much recing, and needs A Jet up. Gun cot: climb at Fort George this jwhen a dig Nfty-horse-powe car, containing Billy Watson and Poole, dashats at full speed ag 93. Subway Iron pillar under the Dyckman et street station and was completely wrecked, The men were unhurt. Watnon, who was driving the car, had obtained a7KOOd mart for the hill, but on reacting the Subway crossing the =e, peed. but ‘ott B01 i Hood Was olf ts K closed &’ bin KAD: Neletcetsart ik AWRY AE ung Bt the end. lear bagan to #kld, the rear fart collld- Ving with great force against an tron pillar undor the station. Watson, with his. mechaniclan, retained their seats, but were badly auasen up. Belle of Sroquots, Umbrelia, Cedar ye. i tie end, and stood a drive gaitely, Lad: Cfackenthorps tired chasing the Dace, Ponty On, coo LIGHTNING KILLED Boy, to the Bveaing World.) Ve., Aug. 4.—Elbert Part- son of o. Dein Neck (Va.) rt Sayievn (fn ‘The car took fire from the escaping qasolene, aud was so badly bu that Killed “by lightning. His horse was un-|-with the damage sustaine} in the col: hurt. Charles H, Almmons and ‘three | yision it was gvod for llttle more than women, Schein rae behead, in Lendireal the scrap. Mero = nibs. RilesiRtad lib sah ioctl amet ulate ly Neck to Virginia Beach for mall, wi Davia to Doso-¥ bounced to Overall and was thrown out, | xin; on a = {ball Sheckard struck out ott Boyle to MeGann: NORE CRIPPLED GIANTS. FIGHT CUBS IN GLOSE AnD AME { iFast Fielding on Both Sides Behind Wiltse-and Overall. Fraward, To, : teinfeldt, 3 88 2b. aay Klem. Emalie and (Special to The Evening World.) T SIDE BALL PAP Aug. 3.—Before a big crowd, en- nusiaztic with the success of the) chathplons in yesterday’k engagement, ne Cubs battled with the Glaats this noon In the second game of the series, PFA ance a ay for centre, lim covered CHIE >, and rs) ame, unable wax © Hotm: eC “J, a i wrench of the knee a fow days ne crippled consition Jot the mada them money in the opinion of the bleacher- ites. abou teams First. Inning. filed to Tinker. Shannon Browne 8, Devlin fied to Sheokard. NO RU Slagle fled to Shannon Dovle threw ard out, Sohulte fied to Strang No RUNS. Second Inning trang struck out. Bresnahan Evers to Howard. MeGann out, Tt: to Howard. NO RUNS, Howard sin ‘as caught stealin Bresnahan t Steinfelds xin: z Tinke sfahan ‘8 beat a groun A winged. oring Steinfeldt overs Was caught at the plat Strang to Doyle to Bres nahan. OD} RUN. | Third Inning. | Dahlen Mled to Schulte, Doyle's sin struck. Emslle ot would—beve—gonet out crowd. Wiltse lined 1 Doyle was doubled, O-RUNS Hltse te took ne McGann. ond “all Out, 1 and Fourth Inning. in ker—tieew—Shanion—out Overall to Howan “3 NO RUNS, Browne Deviln flied to second on Doyles idt sacrifiecd, to M Gen nassitiish Taker «struck court tivureteat—out a —baunderto-Dav} scoring Howard Evers out stealing Bresnahan to Doyle. ONE RUN, Fifth Inning. Strang singled. Bresnahan smashed a double into the crowd, xending Strang | to third. no got n aso On balls. | Datlen's one Went Lo Btelnfoldt who cut Strang off t Moran. lid Dur n the play Wiltse ned to Howard an struck Moran sit Overall singled | Slagle forced Ove! Devlin to Doy! {Shyckard flied to Shannon, NO RUNS | Sixth Inning. | Shannon struck out. Brawhe went out, Tinker to-Howard. ‘Tinker threw} [ Devin. out." NO KUNE = FIREBUGS SET FLAT ALL ABLAZE ~ BY DUMBNIITE I. Wilson, who ives on| ficor of Tha Gresham, a apartment ‘hou/e Park, at G and ues, Brooklyn, — to-day nd, Opening the dum d the shaft naxy iwith It. The dumbwalter was above, crack fire which the poilce b endiaries started Jn’ {t, Gresham has been entered by burglar, sawice within threo weeks and It was | Mrs, Rot } the second foartstory ing Tompkins atby ‘ave walter door, fou sald that thls fire may have been ‘started to divert attention, As the alr rushed in from Mrs, Ww son’é fla the fire roared up the shar. | Ina tie Tovey parted, drop. iad weinic Cae Wo the boa Where {i meni names to eve! Mrs. Wilson rusoed to the Rotifed Policeman George Dunbar, and he dad Adee Su if r 2. As s00n a4 Dunbar sent in the alarm he ran into the burning bullding, At the, second foor he stumbled over lghty-year-old John Warwick, who waa nearly overcome and was trylig to os- cape. “Dunbar carried him to a _neigh- boris house, where Warwick was re- vA S IS STANDARD OIL IS FINED $29,240,000 ON REBATE CHARGE 1,462 Counts Against It in Deal With Chicago and Alton. CHICAGO, Aug. 3.—Judge Landis, in the United States Dis | Court to-day, imposed a fine upon the Standard Oil Company of Indi- ‘Judge Landis Gives the Trust the | Heaviest Punishment Possible on trict ana of $29,240,000, the maximum amount upon each one of the 1,462 counts of the indictment on which that company was recently convicted of rebating. This is the heaviest fine on record against a corporat and probably any other, country in the world. ion in this, The Judge also recommended that a call be issued for a special Grand Jury which is to.consider the other party to the rebating opera- tions of which the Standard Oil Company was found guilty, and it is therefore probable that within a short.time proceedings will be com- menced against the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company for the | alleged commission of similar offenses. _ The Standard Oi Company wilt take an-appeat to the United States Circuit Court from the sentence imposed by Judge Landis to-day. The reading of the opinion by Judge Landis aroused almost as much interest as the presence of John D. Rockefeller and other officials lof the Standard Oil Company upon the witness stand. ‘room was crowded to its utmost capacity, and the United States deputy i compelled to refuse admission to all late comers. marshals were finally HIS: HEAD DASHED INTO A TREE BY ELIE Policeman May Die from In- juries Received While Stopping Runaway. The Government the court-room by trict rey Sims | Diwtrict-attorney Wilkerson. Wan represented Present’ in the cou ltriat | Company, is In Zurope, and hi. York, | courtroom: | | proximately one nounced the penalty, ax follow: VYexed violath nt the act The court- in United States Dis- ond by. Assistant Tho only | Attorneys of the Standard O11 Company -room were Atitor- neys Eddy «nd Martin, neither of whom bore a prominent part in the actual of the caseAttorney-Mitler—the leading counsel for the Standard Ol) : ic chief ant, Moritz Rosenthal, ls in New Only a few of the lesser oMcials of the Standard Of] Company were in the Jodee fants commenced reading his decision at 10 o'clock, and oonmimed ab- hour before he an Judge Landis's decision was in part “This Is a prosecution of thi je Stan- {dard Ol Company of Indiana for al- approved A bie tay ing away with |The. charge ta (had cthe- dernier aiight wai da 5 property —w norted—by .thy Chi- toward rowd, of children at West/ cago and Alton Railway Company at Farms road and Main street this after-| rites lesk than those named in the noon when Policeman Alexander Stuart dashed at the animal and clasped him around the neck. The horse swerved r the policeman’s welght and fell a tree. art was crushed between the treo 1 thd horse and dropped senseless and odingTho animal _ran_.four—tiovks F road and captured by Policeman Phelan, as found to be suffering from fracture of, the #kull and a and, Phi nj uniform was, ruined. t but WOMAN DIES TER CRASH 0 AUTO AND CHR (Spectal to the ing World.) ATLANTIC ( Jn Aug. A trolley car that smashed into an au- tomobile in whtel Mra. -Chaties H.-Law, ot No, Amber street, Philadelphia, was a passenger, dashed the auto Into 4 ditch at Chelsea and-Atlantic avenues at 4 o'clock this afterhoon. Ars, Law Crushed that she dle ug 4 badly f way to the hospital in an ambu- ance Mr. Law and A chaut- feur of. the we were wrown. out bile fe : ie ‘wreck: age. Mr. Law {sn the hospital and in , werious condition from shock. Survigors of the crash say the acci- dent caused by speeding of trolley car, which was making up time. n Applegate, of the trolley ’car, will be arrested pending an investigu- 4lan of the accident by: Cergner Gaskill carriers’ farif{ schedutes, published and fled with the Interstate Commission, as required by law. { Vious,to Maren 1,°1906, “The indictment contains 1%8 counts, movement of a cart. leach charging the Commerce The offenses are alleged to have been com- mitted during the period from Sept, 1, yotoll.” Certain Of the transportation tx alleged to faye beem from Whiting, Ind St. Louls, the remain to St. Louis, Mo. The “Not guilty, { Guilty on 1,462 Counts, "On tae trial, i counts Were with ‘awn irom nn of the jury on rounda to the ul- UMmate Guess (he case }On ‘Laws co sel wus. } Guilt: Mol y trial andj jin arrest of ju t having b. over ruled, the ma is now before the Caurt-for the imposition of the penalty authorized by law In ftuli the Court then quoted the statute, making it unlawful for any person,’ persons or corporation to offer. arrier, visions requiting the. publioatia: Mor arin schedules wo) the trial that the defendant jtoad fom. WhIUNK across the [fine Into dilinols, Intersec | Road at a station called the Chicppel ire “three eompanie: | roads. from: Hast St. Louis, the Mississippi River to 5 that. privr-to the occurrtnces | which this prose }Cago and Alton Company had | |the Interstate. Commerce Commission nnd dlatribu to {ts various freleht | Agencies tariff schedules sAowing the! rates for the transportation of oll in (Continued on Second Page.) b, Be Jollyi—Wien upping at Fay's —thy’ jobster or rabbit will taete better and digest wetter FP, B, ale unis covering (ransportation fr ant or give, oF to solicit, accept oF jFecelve any rebate, concession or d.a- ' the. trans- erty In Interstate Tr foreign com: by any common ‘The Court also noted in full the pro- and The Court then sald It wags proved on & corpora. refin- tion of Indians, operates an oll ery at Whiting, And Transfer Tail. | poad Company operates a awitehing ate ton a short distance trom Chicago: that there s operating weminal Nh, across Louis, Mo. ; upon ix based the Cht- lg HAOLCAPS EATURED AT TH EMPIRE TRICK Books for the Meeting Distrib- uted To-day and Please Horsepien. (Special to The Evening World.) 5 BRIGHTON HHACH RACE TRACK, NEW Yorn, Aug: §—The programme books for the Empire City track meet- ing, which begins next Saturday, were Giesributed by Assistant Secretary Harry White here to-day and the con- tenis—excited a sfreat deal _of interest this being the first among horsemen, association, For the feature of the opening 4 qudet-by the association: 4s one mile, and the conditions, wit | the-amount of money added, are prom- {sing for a good field of starters. Haden eee seaguss Tuckahoe an oxville, Chappaqua, nd Clark Memorial handicaps, the Tast be ing in memory of William F. Clark lavho built the track and was a ‘Corporation Counsel of 000, elas who looked over the pro- gramme book expressed their apprecia- tion of the generous offer made by tho new. association and Aasistant Secre- tary White sald he had no doubt from the number of applications made stables that the meeting would be si eaatul aid That : would be engaged In the races. —<—- —— — FORT ERIE RESULTS. TRACK, re to-day Temutted ERIE RAC! races hh FORT Aug. 3 = follows (57 to. 1) MeGulda dy Emn Meare Ge Cyril ar, op Btiteh, Sonite, Andalusa Wildrix, Miss Vigilant Also ran. SECO. rmer, § to 1, nirsty Kiimarie, 3 to 1 plac ay Dr 1 Rod- Heard, n Rods Snow Drift a 3.—Chanida 4 to 1), 1; 1) for place, 2 -5. Chartle Jupiter, alxo r THIRD RAC Henry 0. °(2t Matabon, nompson, | Yea FOURTH RACE.—Grand Dame, 1 to 4, won? Aquiline, 1 to 2 placo, second; omnabat, third.” Time, LOL 3-8. Only three starters. FIFTH RACEW—Denham 6 7 nac (7 to 10 for place) Pe eS pme—1.12 45, ‘Tiekle, pin, Mary Custis, Hawakama also ran, _—_—__—.—__——_ EASTERN LEAGUE. PROVIDENCE AT NEWARK. BALTIMORE AT JERSEY CITY. First Game, Sore 00002000 o- Jersey city. 00000000 0- Burchell and Byers; Lake and Van- 4 Ont, First Game. 00010001 0-8 00000090 0,60} s and Donovan; Par EDWARD EASILY WINS ~ RICH DERBY FROM FRANK G Speedy Goer Smashes Track Record : : and Would Have Clipped World’s — -Mark If He-Had Been Extended. — 25,000 SEE TWO HORSES ~ RACE FOR $15,000 PRIZE. Getaway Day Good Thing Master Robert, at Good Price, Captures the Third, Although — Jockey Miller Complains of Foul Riding at the Turn. (Special to he Evening World.) BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK ug. 3.—Charles Edward is a record breaker. He hung up his third new mark in winning the $15,000 Brighton Derby, running the distance under a pull nearly all the way in 2.304-5. This not only beats the best track record of 2.32 1-5, made by Hermis in {903 at Brighton, but it is close to the world’s mark of Goodrich, at Chicago, 1898, 2.30 1-4. Goodrich, however, carried only 102 pounds, while Charles Edward packed 126. Charles Edward mado his other new mark at the same course on July 16, when he galloped home in the mile and an efkhth Scagate Stakes in 1.6035. In his previous start he made the remark- ably fast time for the milo of 1.373;8, a new track record. This was in the Brighton mile on July 10, To-day Charles Edward had cnly one opponent, Frank Gill.’ Notter rode. Frank Giil and Knapp fad the mount on Charles Edward. Getthhge about threa lengthe tho betier—of—the start; Charles Edward gatlopod right away frem GM. The first time they passed the stand both were going easily. When they got around the first’ turn into the back. stretch the gap between them widen to eight lengths. At the far turn Notte: tmade a move to inake up some ground, but couldn't. And as they swung into the stretch Notter was riding Gill hard, while Knapp had scarcely made'a move “Twenty-five pacing lterature ta come from the new | ts} hh $2,000! Empire City Handicap, with $2,000) xuoed0) The distance | made ae go Other important feature. races for the | Mount Vernon, | on Charles Bdward, casing’ him up te windy thre lengths. Charts Bhawan! was at a prohibitive price and only the moneyed crowd could bet on dim. One of tho largest crowds Of the meet= Ing was on hand to-day to sec the wint- up of racing at the track by the sea— Ulousand © persons were present the horses nt ‘post—tor_ the Nrat race. and more were coming every minute. ¢ rrett Won the Firat. the bic ‘crowd here. to Wheth whether gl secs oeerires : on, Jimmie. Lane “were-aissut equal cheléee K and both were heavily rrett. that - when he was run- to grief early, ping easily,“ and none of the others Were able to thm erett make Garrett gallop, Es- Clark, | | take { New York un-| i i de: yor Van Wyck. ‘ aSeipae™ handicaps “are all of the sOve Te 4 night variety, the weights being an: Rounced on the day of each race, All are for $1,500 or more added TON OY, ant all of the other races eacl day are of $80 and upward ‘The total amount, St Added money each day will be not “Rood CaNE Of MOTsesy | sult to stan ond and Paprika just: man- Ket over the third money, | eee fh tim: to McCarren Gets Saylor, yior in a consistent gelding. tHe aged to ck RAIN to-day favorite -Duga O-dA tat 340-5, ¢ stretoh,, Druid th led all the way to the lastraixteenth Dole. Reidmore waa third. bid up to 32,20) by Senator Meck cones to 32,3 Senator M ° Brooklyn, and Durneli HES let him gi that figure, at Master Robert Gallop: taway Kelding was puUt_over. lengths in front of Live ise nome it Bobert. ae te —ithtot— NO and waa played by the wise friends of Ban auto while th public sent in ite oney on Frizette, Live Wire and Rialto, Frizett the even monay fay- Was the pacemaker for the first followed by Live Wire.” Just the turn wags re: ched Notter sen ‘ Robert sup to the leaders, an MN WAS reached he had a ad. which he held to the Tm to the scales Miller up to the Stewards. but Mansball, who A oon landing | ‘On the N a up to the nd i : ter lodked: & nplaint st Notter and for a time. Master ert backers were in hot ater: the mattter nsiderine: nethi ly ards allowed the ra- Nace Wg for Smirker, Smirk went through in the fifth race with the good price: of-8 to 1 against h Frank-Regat’ put Gar- her up instead of Harty, and the im- provement. was wonderful.’ WH Lyon was an odds on favorite and made all the early pace until Garner brought Smirker iin the stretch. Serville came back after his race of yeaterday and finished third, Eany for Robin Hood. Robin Hood by a head, Lady Anno second and and Crackenthorpe waa the Onis of the wtxth, Lady Anne ted all the way, only to be caught by Robin Hood tn’ the stretch, Lady Anno was the favorito and sho was well played. ae AMERICAN LEAGUE. ST, LOUIS AT BOSTON. St .008 2601.0 OF Liort 104000 0 0+ I Powell and Sponcer; Young -! and CLEVELAND AT PHILADELPHIA, 00000042 Ons 009000128 os ardt end Clark; Wade Master |