The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1907, Page 7

‘THE EVENING WORLD [SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 19076 _ & NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT | EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN, START AT EMPIRE—KEENE’S UNLUCKY HORSES AND CHARLES EDWARD LATEST REPORTSAND TIMELY COMMENT _ EMPIRE PROVES PUBLIC WANTS AUGUST RACING Big Crowds Every Day at the Yonkers Course and So Far There Has Been No Noticeable Interfer- ence With Sportat the Spa. BY T. O. PIPER. T is evidant to everybody who has visited the rece courve at Yonkers that | the public wants racing on the Metropolitan Circult In August. Saratoga can have Its day, but New York wants {ts day with the Dentes, too. The crowds that have atended teh races at Mr. Butler‘a race nd | | | “track attest to the popularity -of August racing. And-Mr. Butler appears to START have been well aware of the fact, before be plunged a coo} $100,000 info his! OF. EOURTB : yacing plant. Dei alte eee A weok ago to-day the gates of the | The Jockey Club Is prepared to carry Empire City Association were thrown | H's fase te the higher vo @pen to the public, and despite the in-| against the Empire city ‘ understood that not hold it up teal track in’ particular, but pres safeguard against other saitle fons of tts metropolitan territory: It {s understood that rather than bring about a turf war in the State dates Will be assigned the Yonicers track, and Mt will by taken ingo the fold for racing next subsequent soapons.” Friendly Felationn exist At present Detween the Association and the Jockey Club. and — it Is the declared aim of the ma > conveniences of transit and the long haut to and from the track, the public has patronized the course with marked Uberality. It has teen a week ef suc- cessful racing for the association and the public, for the gate receipts have gong beyond first anticipation, and favorites have been winning, to the profit of the general race-goer, The Books have lost, while the public has ¥ Sessa ment OF Fought by Jockey Club. pete Ciub have visited ¢ ov : fandithe men pssociated with him made When the men Interestet in the Yon: | expressed themselves pleased with the aye ers track enlorprice firat suggested All| manner In which affairs have been and at 7 gust racing over thelr track, they were| are being conducted. They have alm S frowned upon by the Jockey Club. ‘Tha| xPreseed surorine at the sise of the nS i = = at the trac mn = pla was criticised asimpracticable and| had no idea that racing fn Rugust on x | AMUSEMENTS. (he declaration inade that racing simul-| Metrepoliian track could be made suc TKEIITH & Proc ‘ taneously with Saratoga would tenil tq] Searful. “Ttapprars.” rald Mr. E.R ELLY & PROCTOR’S} : deteriorhtte the sport in. the laine In] want. mcing tight at home during aces near an pra eRe the face of nitich opposition Mr. Butler) August, and 1 see no reason why thes 5a . Lite Should’ not have racing here In S| First Game. AV, 3%. ‘*The ie"? wi May Gosoner month. theif fight for recognition and won De done to save the-amimal but It was i Nethag teehee i “eheir firet victors. when the State Rac- | Racing: Is Kept Clean. \found that Peter Pan had broken down | WASHINGTON PARK, Brooklyn. ae ing Comminsion granted a license for a| “I Am surprised at the | | margO tone two great racers like Peter permanently. In the mean time acer: | Aug. 12.—TheTrolley Dodgers captured { Helle Blanche, meeting following a decision handed| 0d it bids felr to increage. The run: Pan and Sysonby within a year! thing that’ could be done jlolt. The HAS the frat kame of the doubleheader from 10 i eg Pee } down by the Appellate Division in fa-| Saratoga cannot affect the interests at . {y indeed a misfortune. While ne was treated 4 a | hoineingay ies aLiecment by 2 scagh of} UNION SO, ss'*| etee (ate oped vor of the Empire City track. the Jatter place Jn my eatimatt and, James R, Keene has had his full meas- hope that, {t would men Du O's # Jodkers clinched the game ¢ St. The G t Bears. , . if the rela ts G ss : sae Pot rePan continued to limp. When the ATCA |.by smashing Welmer' atte bone 103 Stuyy.liardper &. Kloddart, Jockey Club for an assignment of dates! gor T veo heard a xreat; sustained great losses in the untlm broken down, MF peeial fairly sobbed. cid in the seventh Inning, 25-80. Howell & Scott. and these were aranted under protest, | deal 01 death of Sysonby, the greatest racer! Peter Pan was his Idol. aking four runs. | i Py ith Av | “PIANOPHIEND Pe > himself "Hone1026 Sh The first day's racing over the Empire | but 1 wat aay at those who have | that ever looked through a bridle, and | remarkavle.' indeed proved inveuosit | toa: perme De track heralded the enterprise as a suc- eed Ti ene thei vices ig( Mow in tho brenking down of Peter |Gesg in the Helmont Stakes, when he CINCINNATI. Pally ! ° : oss, fully twenty thousand persons ey made @& personal inspection as J| Pan, the greatest three-year-old of the | defeated his stablemate, Superman, and | ptown Favorite ‘ Ine te ¥ 0010002 Fig Surming out to se and bet om the races (are Gongs J tazaet thab Iie pepo | aennon [Frame ai, Boe ras, tegen, "aes | 00 — 3) iesstoar cae iy othe # ie be ctory, by 35 Lo 44 . Every day since the ci " s ney been | rt ts evident that they sant | Mr. Keene felt a» though one of his in training with ease. Probably his} BROOKLYN | oe tease, ® Vande. curiae at tees Rotel ites yey Wist Dir Butler seis teaay We arejown family had passed away when prose remRE ay ble race ees in the Brigtia| i< N. i all wen prove working harmoniously with the Jockey|Sysonby died. Hoe loved the animal and | ton Handicap, at a mile and « auirlel 3 mo matter where the track or how if- | Club, and rs ‘afs, gore to, get. fall | cherished him beyond price. No money | jin that-race -MeCarter.set 4 baatts 10 0000040 4 CRITERION 7 ata dat cist na pace. A 7 ry ot \Beult of acceas, the Now York race) Woo had ‘td nght ‘tor Porat as hac |in the world could have bought Sysou-|fAtth, but on the outside of the fevingy a oe ! 7TH MONTH- LAST Ks. gost ie willing to endure even hardship | Rew, Nad, to Mant for whet we havel se” Keene loves. a good horas, |pack. He came with a great rush In) CINCINNATI HATTIE WILLIAM ves : for Ane priviloge of backing up Me com | Bgit'on both, sides, We shall race here| When Peter Pan showed his wondertal| me, gteea and. showing rene No. | 04. IN DEXE On Aug. |7 BORAT AE ten vietion ; IGA ENGR aT nears {N| q peer caale The Reale easor mubwsanent years, for}ability ax a racer Mr. Keene regarded | leaders and won on the post by a neck | g- Huggins, 2b... 2 4 olf LYCEUM Bran kaon. EE : fi Fortunes Won and Lost. dhe! ateentaped) hore: Sally piney ane the animal as a possible successor torwhen he looked a moment before to be Odwell, If..... 2 0 PIG G Bipat DIVO Saturday. . ¥ i fe ot= Hundreds of thousands of dotiars have| Meetine opened proves it, T have no/ ble ereat Wysonby, and predicted that! aide aI the way, Peter Pan covered Mitchell, rf AG | ORCONS i now we -year-ol Marte ‘ i: ve foeen won and lost in the week's racing | going to keep the wport clean a Att] Mo “was shocked ‘when. Informed Tice | more distance. tt an any other horse in Lobert, one a KNICKERDOCKER, Bway and 38th. {ge Empire City, and hundreds of thous-| kil wrong dots WEL, eet eho ahein: | Fledly over the ‘phone one morning | Ai" the shore cematkable, 6 0 The Al ear cae ‘ands more will be won and loat betore| We are working under Jockey Club Fecently, that Peter Pan, the great “in his present three-year-old form he o e Alaskan COMIC OPERA. the close of the meeting on Aum. 3.1 rules and rertttinne ee geting those lowing’ (at Pare S SUS ta Red or ta (an Monsnearlys FO0.0o) ing purses and ; 6 9 Ol SAVOY 4ne Kerr gb, 85 ons n G aged . Betting on the ponies has certainly be-| people will not support a croctied ame, | 2 S being prepared for the Brighton | stake’ for vest eat, Tied heated up ‘M 31170) 40 Mate, Thura sats Ia ©ome a feature of New York life. and the pubitc knows when a gaine is Derby. Mr. Keene instantly required | there la ho talllag what the colt, mighe EMPIRE GALLOPS. IN cowive tavionga in| 1 1 of MAN OF THE HOUR By “sores fs the fi nvietion of Mr, But-|Creeked mighty quipkly.'” that the best veterinary talent be em-ihave won. His breakdown Is certalnly ‘ at jroadhurat. kt Epacsenvistion ployed, that everything porsible mish ae 0 2 9 ee ES eee ET OTE Donsble might a loss to the ture SATE SEA RE A quarter mile 1) i 7 See teeereres F SS *MPIRE Clr CE TRACK, AUB, Kalloping ee cre” \3MoDonala, that racing has come to stay 1T.—While betng worked over tne course OBBE~A quarter mile 1n 'HAMMERSTEIN’S: Tiree: : 0.28 1-5, gallop! 24 L th RY. at Replre ity. ne, matter. how the R INGS COUNTY MEN SARATOGA ENTRIES. | 1016 morning thei tnree-vear-oid maiain sulloping, seems 00 ie a | ectt Star Hawk stumblh at tin nree- 5 athe .proapect..Mr_ Butler. intends} .omyy FIRST TACK-Mares: three peasolde and guric dep felled obra. hear AT SARAT: RHP ROOF THE Veniritoaulst. Sereane Reape tea Tot thetweciauning SRA RT ae Protective soa Till be a challenge Yoothat eonteat be. | 2" duclocepslerateitaaiaiks hie Di S. OGA. ney ee A x Scene MILLE. POUGERE; ~~ coming winter, when the opinion| carded fot thelr e n Kilkenny and Galway and @ hurl; Anna St The Gest workouts w nerves oy HIN . ARDENS. chanteuse Excentrique outing at Ulene Ine event between Kings County und ayonve s A TOG “BE TRACK, Aug. 1 | Lewis, 9 0) EVERY EVE, AT . st the Appellate Division will come up| to-morrow. ‘The commlttes, in chores | Tieperary., both for valuable prizes. | Mintbecis” SOS—A quarter mile in 0.2%, MENA SS oats cau ree crareatltitees FN tee AND— | | SHEKLA, ‘tegiiretiow sby_ the court of Appeals. /have made arrangements with the By | open ie meth ety CyTee, FUNMIN events, | Biever Frances Conmalled AC URINGTR COL ERTRE RC AAREIR Poca es OO eh ee E DAILY, { wifladeo, Conjurer. a |R. T. to-put on-an extra service. of | ea" lo mmembers of the I. CA. U. only. | O33" Tipping i A quarter mile in ¢ nen Over: the Horse Haven) track. Hummel, 2b. 9 1060 00 sui, vy $Wayburn’s Funtastig Cara on account of the Bis ceoma hes | ANd A boxe trace for handsome priges| Wi Belle or Penzsare | ping Ms tw n very slow. track. the works | ‘ tathad et |! Filce cand {a expected to attend the at) supplied Gy Smith, Grav & Co. syuld- Tady 14 COLLOQUY — A quarter mile in] outs were o rears: ordan, 1b. 10121113 6-10 | NICRORIAUTHE. Uke Pap the contests, which | | 2 of the slow order zer Troupe, Colline & Will call forth the strongest teams in| Tne reas ee legs fe Clust | den) Wes | 0 galloping ALLY K.—Seved furlongs In J 1-5, | Mal cf 1 Entire Root Bil, $ Hart, d Avion New York: ff pine sings County Mutttary Band witt| Iroqu }azt RUND ACCOU A quarter handily, Good. work ise sce 1 4 0 0} _ 25¢, & 500. a a ion to two. p concert of Irish and vopular| 2 Pets mile i 028 1-3, breexing 67 GOOD LUG! furlo in J.04, | Burch, If. . ila. (} ENG Uvec \ww Alsterdam 9 matches by Crack toptball te amplonship | music during the games. Dancing will | sald 13 PRINCE _AHMED—Five, furlongs in Pandiipeccdevervetiadsharatise | o PERIAL GARDENS ‘vismires’ reac a2 9c pets . re | follow, HECOND RACE—Steeplechass Handicap, | ‘alloping SL LADY UPFLE—Five furlongs In| Bergen, C.,.se5+.55 G@ 0 2 2 2 Lil HONEY= Sainte Dilernere oe | Sturongs in 1as4o,| 0) R038, Ureesing. She ix not mbes | Ritter, € 0 0 0 0 olf GEO: M. COHAN in MOONE.” mitt than shtick ‘ i XANDELION--One mile in 1443“) s { ‘Atop New You seh wf, Bice of siesi” ™*| EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES Pern in auarier' mie msl a, aeiesotaand mE are /Melnire, peoasee 1 0 0. 3. olf JAMDINGCARIS! Shae : jated Men Accept. , of . Kalloping Waa ae sted o= | *Batch ‘ (0% 505 20100. e\ 19 a SON-—A quarter mito andily, A nice colt he | fz 30 The chatien, tm a es ‘ Rng a OVINE furlongs tn | pid coaieapt See hone eoeny = . Sie beens hocwpten beef: i Lawigucont | EMMRE CITY RACE TRACK, Aug, baa arene cate gulloping. Ready and, very} | y- |] ACADEMY OF MUBIC, 1th sUATrving pL Diielisis From. eee to] wie Nae fougne teverat dusie in France, Hcthe entries for Monday's races are: Toning : 2 TAMES=B a) vee 4 a a7 1 2 | MINT YRE & HEATH _ n| jaser, CHAMPS Teicer of: Fest Wk fhrec-;earolda FETIKGI FD? IBN SOA (SENT st & Tx Salted -for-Bergeny xeventh> inning many Oo Te! Gerold chem MST = UME Three:pearaldes——t\xe-1——s9ye~rhtateante i quarter ain: ray p hewiT Pi Taine Riangee ea Figure at Volunteers’ rena; 0, He: Gerold. chgmpton Germans] sah LT Baal ss Ter plus Pigeon j ictal tte ‘ane Ia lia saneratabanenNIe=Or nw sania | UE THE HAM TREE aria a Caan LZ Siimwort tor oa pane Boven furlongs in 1 Ge ea Gear sits GL PMO Wolmer, 21 ebicindt Mata, Wet. Today. BY 81 Carnival. Trsnavoluntesreenthereteten ciate ae ienaheliner soos, lor ayant zs ul : FON-A quarter ttle In| hee UAL ean BB tery Ertors, Cincinnatt, 2 CASINO © Liway de auth, ‘Tell 1040 Bryant A. J. Boudier, anoti a. 0. P. i 2 Ne Hiee ene x74 Hoping: M DIVORG © furlongs-in 1.97 1-%, | Left on (ineinnatl, 2; Brook- pats Siadae eur utmaueet aeores rNEN| ibs Ruin “account He Biakea uy TOMEALY WADDIaLL—One mile tn allan Ry hy ere 4 OmBY. es FASCINATING FLORA il have charge of — Alomar, ... 110 1.4%, galloping: 4 ongs. dn rite yy ¥ y Mes “| got a shock when I read in The Cymbal no MLMOGRI-A quarter mile in|. handily, At her deat, Good work, | Intyre, “& “Biveninx World that Liout. Michaet J. asin mill tebe place at: the 1 Bossy He = au SS, galloping. ai im furtongs In| ‘Threa- Swe Hit oe prints arrirar oe ae Soe na apne 40 eo JAN ACODOH—Sik firongs—tn 11s, 5 -A00 Two-Base Hits " oday tet Boe ae yabadeainl Morante Gotuntesra LO RAT TO ES Coltee Bosay | GAECOND TRAGE—Vor lifes and mare pInK Has EEL Stolen Tapes oh Looeaed ORCHID Jataroe eee ‘the [world to moot him in a contesht wall ow fnely ulpped men. wili | (ree years ot and upward: one mile and {| FOURTH HAC aree-year-lde and up, TLE H.~-Fiye furlongs in 1,18 Wild Pitches ‘with broadswoord, —_ rapler, Baynit, | be, ane big programme of | 1 ands. handicap: mile and an eleht v zing, 108 Umpir Tohnsjone. TP danwed, Tolls oF MTbaTe athIOR,” mah ant rome “ine tre ferrin Cart ges | 7 + isy Tom baisnaai ath SPARES eae rear? “ rt In two. f Se wf . galloping oan Hohn, MeCarthy, the spotting exer; [contests watwoon Manhattan and New | sikh) ax Grove > Thu Rio timnde a Br Ae iets mun tel beeestes AMUSEMENTS. = : from 5 Y. ia ey, EreoRt n, dnd. Westchester BT) Ta Vieta . . 11 Cressina | 4-6, walloping, ailon SONA Mat-To-day Mon & Wed. ® surprise to Beam wont a@ namesake fs aberaror re the volun: sees: a * es THIRD RAC ‘Three-yeat-olds ant up- + Gol | Balt fier SDBRUDGH —= Halt mile IN} ym pry GRAND GALA. 46 OPENING OR. BAN swas the obampeen 0 world with . one of the | ward; mile and a aly! + Mexnar i (sig breexing, ‘Or THES A cturesque features of athlett "Javanese ys Ais) eliginie : or mua,lyot : BAS Lite of an. Actress. Wom wlood-Uaraly tmplimints, ae’ hlion sotite-dayrisae: eoonregcthe Se Lie sci fe ig) Buse Finnel | USTAN stoi arter muaty x | THE. DEWEY Helene Ree naee Wondhered where he learned how to|eames and conte are dieponed | of 4, Oatrich| 10 Secale VARY | ienA ouarter mile In TO-NIGHT. Mat. To-day. gee the xwoord and the baynit In Ire-| were wet ee. and afterward aupper and sin? Carthage i Fier, 1 5 } Md The Gay T: it Nest Weekes pent Tn Jand, where the coppers will pinch’ a| GOV. Chanler, and atten pperand) SOURTH RACE—tof threejearvidr and| selilig and ACH —Thtee-ycar-Olt~ ant up; A quarter mite in {18 KIN ie Gay toreadors Bis Fave ag hereon eA gaan fof varryin’ a cobbler’s awl, afrald|throughibut the afternoon and evening | WOMAN Rboue six furipnns, — i SEAN ee 058 | 8 2—FAancrs—y yAUDEVILLE Brena ACH PAR -that it*may be used to Cree the coun-} from Long Inland City to the park $177 La Viet >is ' breraing,. ‘ 1 GRAND, GALA OPENING “K tay.rAn' no I called up Col. Crowley ER E ENTAIL a Wondwitoh | ASTRA six rurtongs tn 1.19, gaye] & ANDE SACK One E Ootie Wak the solved the problem, He says FORT H NTRIES. NERY ese _ Jophng | : ar Yao» ouarter (OTH ‘thet McCarthy was digging for goold pate conta. j12 PRE LON BIN ta CUPIOne Ray handity, dy and | iG, 19. “ ~ owers LIS 3, RAlloping | J MONDAY Mar. Me 9, 19. EMBO 11 —The ei a alton { 1 don. furlen » On 3-5, CT Ean , OV TLL | we trop box, When It waa pried open weer R. pet aid Monte four, See aneets JOSHPH—A quarter mud in ; Prey ® EF ARCES—2 a NOVELTIES E. ‘$ was found to contain a fine collection | ihre Mer tar ue easaline, 300] | ei é ~ se watts iE 7 x . Hei’ a ‘ FIFTH RACKS Three-vearcoids | \ k hae ih @ sioords, sabres daggers and other] Ruth Howard. 100: ged at furlongs roi Grasp. NOTED HORSE FAMILIES IN ber atlthe Yale thar (rhe Cari Busch HUBER'S ry um wepons. Pat Duffy, the nile 105! Glenn sis bi ( Na B eer to play. “Horup'e work | Biltete, Greatest Nayel Meee eta ren hciovra evarecnlog|| eek a MLA core jos! Peal] | “SL Rate areet ISLIP NESS RACES. © at eulacl utiband wide ere was | Heavae TT as TAKE IRON STEAMROATS. ; print Bries wales Mey icpeloneed Hare “rivectigntha of a. mlie;| Darke, HAR ful araltdtivesas ssunuaansisoeaanntdecuactas | L1CteR “Suoelonte | 9 THUD NATION’H ‘Pp GROEND, “ho pirates that shad beon| (GeGoND RACH E on: tHe ont ote : ), Green Meal, os ~ seer al ts - out o Galway: witched, pas 'eirep ‘iten, “Oa; ¥paul Try. Magno Sy erste Spirited contexts, lvely ar fon | AMUSEMENTS. ine PA ime te: Ora! Buauth, Apt: Marion Moore, 10li Perellrteya2 Br #8 gait To | si cinta tlo AM Ube. santa Taught the frish to Fence. « sednat is en io eet at Thaugurntion i oot set Hand xome splendid racing -marked the ASTOR aan an Unequivocal anu . AS BIG AS A DOLLAR, ; SIXTH RAC four-yearsolée ay two yaare old; | second day of the Me tan Clreuit ‘ ¥ TeHeNC oe \ thy took the things home un-] 104 °Lady 108, y de ad F 1h. Mag Te } TCHCOG REAT HUMAN I “40 the peslers, and Jamesy Hon. | THIND AGE: 4yne palle; three-year-ohis ee-vixteantha, lraces wt the Willow Brook. Driving (‘A Yankee Tourist,’ musical farce ins ac i fl GR ROULETTE WHEEL , upwana: Garganius, O94; Royal River, ; . oT M0 | park, Tallp, dL, veaterday Uehiovbina ata LSD STREPLECHIGE who used to be fn the Frineh| YW! ‘Trackless, Os. Dont, 00; Ben Stille #33. ohnetiabe ; ior The New York’ horse. Beasle Wilkes AMERICAN * = ARK | @tmy, taught him how to fine Tt] @: Gold Note, 90; Russell A., 101, he sronard Joe Haya: ‘ Ho jowned. by Reo H. « woo the 8T.. SD AV Be Uas 25 ATTRACTION |. FOURTH RACE—Five-sighthe mile; two- Pal Tho Wihnitg ‘iar pace, defeating Hiack Pitctien, the fa-|. THE GREAT ‘ExPunae 1 “and for 25 Cents Tong until MeCarthy could shtab 100 { nous & - mais abtash Gh’ parry, ao, welll Ztagiaey andionn: BA Aan, #0: Aut 3 Kle of ine Valier: 18 Bak ; jorite, ia & hotly’ contested aerten cf Neat Weak Sconce ‘ | MANHATTAN Gi COTE made ® monkey out of Hen- Fi... 103;' Ketcheotke, 404i =, De Restke 2.0... M6 0. Lia Wiward. Hollenbeck, the’ Parkway Rea 25,50¢. Mat. To-day Pasadena Stahle entry, ocheOre® ° ——— 7122, Milford the 2.17 clans trotting event in a spilt Next Week—JESRSIE LEFT 1 ij a B'wa. SPECTACLE, 81 tte pant avery firy-atin eworte- gs aah MANY CRACKS ENTE fercuany aivliead heat race, Lady Tone winning the frst LEFT HE VILUAOK: BIJOU pops 1ERIDA a . . nd ¢ i: } J ox. AV, ’ ‘af ots r ae eft RED. As Jane Swift [heat in fast time, with Baron, 1s and |N Lex, A Cote a eenetul ana icy ge ane HAPPYLAND * ja now on the job here dhrillin badary Cartier? (Rae Emblem second. Hellvara | won two heats Rest nents during this eng'in't, #1501 Neve York'n Neweat 4 manyuvera into the Irth a Tact: | NEWPORT, «RT, Aug. 1.—Whon] 4, 1 AU POSEY sie Jn the unfinished 2.17 pace, w Rx eo Jo Iva. Battery 10.90,2 & @c180.,tncl adm, j, an’ he has sint out his de- * "lithe drawings for the national tennis os Sr 7 Iss Aig, Hiway & Bob lEy i | ATLANTI GARDEN, Dowery.ne Cana ete . ‘Bony man alive to meet him. i: nd lore-eixceenth championship, which begin at the Reiger Wine sini Champion Travers le Beaten. |WALLACK’S "3ryemuimrer sisi [OU G0 tence megthers, oberan and BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS, -Mwoord Ja a grate thing,” iid eric Casing next _yoek, Word, sande vender. Dayo Honk. w ine Sineles: MANCHESTER: Vi Aue IT—the unex: |amage TIME moe PLACE # rice: GIRL [ont Hlian_deonesis Epshers Orshertres |. CUMBIA} iTS. -eonelusion, ‘but I'd rather put. + 3! | day, the largent entry ist in he les fright wonthe cun’ sinxle yeas |pected havptned jn the. play ‘af the tourna om re ra ———| COLUMBIA MAD DAILY, 1526-33, 200 ter the, tennia_to {[ment for the President's C ne TUEATRE ROOF GARDEN. m ut othe warld with a, pilok a). Mooaaols pala Roe ode inhlg Miate TE ee ee eee ctmniation iat won Gy manor, isin sero aD tafavirs of oat: ALHAMBRA Dally Dink, Dewan Be Madison Square Roof Garden Le tet WILL H; VEDDER ernie the polnt 8 bs erhew Hatinal champion: bilng de Kmnpire City atc Arthir Dunn ay! Rail L REVENGE. bs on the Xele player, J. C. Colston, Mo fot miveral Glasie, sek Norworth, Majeatio a others. 4 le Maid & the Millionaire year e'? Nat Wie—Cunning. ‘Keoaped from Sing Bing’ teated by Georxe Borup, BS ¥