The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1908, Page 14

Fy THE BLUE LAWS MIGHT NOT CEASE WITH | END OF RACING | If So- Called oe Finally Win, | Which Isn't Likely, They Would | Try to Fut Other Sports Un- | der the Ban. HAT was a narrow squeak for he r game, only one} vote lacking in the Senate to the anti-betting bill. The mat- ter isn’t entirely settled yet. It will | surely in. But g men are certain they h. p the situation on the bii, and that racing | will go along just as it has in the| past It takes all make a world a thing that tack, just T come up a kinds of people to Individual liberty is | is always open to at-| because particular ty of human wants every other variety to conform to the first va- riety’s individual opinions. Half a dozen ministers who are opposed to Sunday ball playing, for instance, can thwart the desires of a hundred thousand people who want to see ball , games on their day of rest. Nobody | can explain how they get away with it, but they do. Perhaps ft is e matter! of organization. The few who are opposed get together and badger the Politicians and office-holders until they get what they want. The hundred thousand submits tamely without organizing for a fight at the pols or in the cffices. each In the old blue-law days it was a mis-| Hi: says, G h used sald tactics. demeanor to display flowers in your y didn't he (the great world- window on a Sunday. The blue-nosed Russian Lion) by reformers of that time though a sin h SKIL 4 to enjoy anything but six hour sermons . of crying on the Sabbath. In their opinion, to dout and his eyes put a flower-pot where some one might “scolored patment feel a sensation of non-sectarian pleas-|!§ Only a part of the game? He a ure was an irreverence to be suppressed | S298 Gotch used jis fists, Only a few by force. months ago Hack was tak ng boxing Ideas have changed since that time, [@Ssons on the quiet, and gi But did it ever strike you that we are the report Uving in one of the most hide-bound| W?tld cha States in the Union? Fact! Right here ye Ver tccn in little old New York we are living unfair pine under restrictions that no Western here _w State would stand for a nent Bu as never had any blue laws out e v auccosded b ry Consequently Sunday—the one day a fn wight. Hack had done the Week that is free from work for the| Sine in England, but when he itted against n wea majority—is the is be eee great day for recrea-| half his size (but ble tion. Bands play in the public parks | im a good lacing). Museums, theatres and places of a: al so yaralces ment are all open. The biggest Dall noua ana Hee a, MARY. Inter games of the week are reserved for] seen a tore Sunday, because Sunday ja the day for | #8 usual the big crowa. Sunday is the day for) ang every one to get out of doors and enjoy life and recuperate for the we work that is to follow. To at least nine- no foul D. DOKE: Bronx, N. % real work i dia THE EVENING WORLD. THURSDAY, APRIL 9, ‘1908. EDITED BY BERT EDGRE DON’T IT LOOK SO? NM; STATE SENATE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK [zo WELL, I GUESS I AM! AM I STILL THE KING? ENOUGH To MAKE & He HoRSE LAUGH. How THE SPORTS RECEIVED eG NEWS FROM ALBANY, Keep Your Eye on Cardinals This Season, Says Hank ODay jump Into the eegeeeen BY VINCENT TRE Washi Lew TO MEET STANTON 5 Roving 1e predistion gue is going to prige this sea- a race in tt nd T thi t will be fighting the way Will Batile in ARTE for Purse| iif That Will Make Fight Worth While. Amer AMUSEME NiS:ausseue ~ || HIPPODROME Dally Mate. 2, Nest Seats $1, Ev.a, 254180 z GLa The Livi. jBuilet Liigp ores heirs "ACROSS TNE PIANO STAR. Unc JOHN POLLOC K. jump he would have ps i AL TAFERRO vie ae The t %. MABEL 2 CIRCUS *eu a Wa CENTURYS GREATEST SPECTACLE? SUN EVE at SRO, New Yor Ay _Picateld, ‘Ur,'n, Greatest St PorrAnrnuel SEAS Victor Herbert EASON. ed UP 0d Homes! ING. ry AS Shi and Youthful AUBELIK’S FAREWELL S°: tenths of the people living even here in| E SOUL KISS with GENEE AAARAPRAAAAR AAD : : IC pers at 8, statinee Satuntay, 9 ee York this plan seems to embody yw 0 ot G Sikes litule, minority-atire | and to amount to ne Hee VORKYIECE M 2 NOt makes the big majority eat out of its hand. All this is going to change some time, i re me, if {t were put isn't a chane would blot ito: (WGraw Saath the Problem : When He Got Men Who Could Tap Lefthanders. follow? Give th bit and t yotball and ey that they don't BY BOZEMAN FTER work! oblem for fonr BULGER. on a baseball years McGraw He » can wallo: do when th on Sunday Until Mo! stronger t They go amuisement. same PHIL, AD eee fationa World's ©) Hack ana match, Here is s soln sample: New York, April § R. Edgren, Sporting Editor Dear Sir—Aliow ot my echmid In my e Fyen me upon World opinions bout, drop of Yankee | nothing month h exhibitir and the ail the English dubs met a real man in : Mellow streak. Before G Hack said he the bon 3 and would eu 1 tne : if Gotct ‘ woula Bridw simy is neck « ‘ Bae NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. aa x NEW ORLEANS, Apri 9 Aaenaaennite “inrse-vear-ouln, ‘Jostt tor to-morrow's ra He aoe ; lows ' , K - 0 ——_—e—____ Beidame Colt Foaled are f interest. - GIANTS NO LONGER FEAR sOUTHPANS. popular here, wep THESMARTSET;,; A424, | METROPOLIS : THE GIRL OF THE Next Mar, S DALY’ Ss aon in Matched ve st} Mat Sat SIGIRLS S.15, and : ener HURTIGASEANDN S32 cn M BERN fl pes Tank of ea SRE teat Se i Rotie's KNICKERBOCKERS AM BERNA uth, : ————$—____ Mat. To-day. en STROLLING Amateur Nigh: BOXING ST bauoso| LEW FIELDS HAG ETT ’ STAGS TO-NIGHT. Coase Jim "Donovan Going Over. Ss. Mat. ‘To-day fim tepaete_ im geet mi an yFoonicHT=—bre |.*%. 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