The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1908, Page 5

i THE EVENING WORLD, SATURUAT, éiy 16, 1906. EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN /PARASE PESETE A] 2 NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT TIMELY COMMENT SEVEN STARS OF $239,000 GOES TO THESE MEN IN A YEAR SPORT WORLD WHO | et | om ARE WELL PAID Of the Millions Spent by the Public f in the Great National Pastimes | Those in Leading Paris Get Thousands. Here are seven men in the world of sports whose agg 5 200,000 a year. Phey do not represent the financial or business at that. S$ vast amount of money paid out annually to rh it hy the development of their mus and brains, is a conclusive proof that all the millions contriluted to spor every year do not go into the coflers of the bookmaker, the backer yy the box office Without the little jockey who guides a thoroughbred on racing could not exist. Without the ballplayer whose scizne the crowd baseball as a 1 tal pastime would collapse. \Vi man who delivers the punch prize-fighting would be no more. ‘These feveral individuals are the root of sport. Kill Every year the man “wl livers the good hecoming more familiar with the fact that he is the man behind i) gun and i thereof the men who oy limnelle the funds must pay him hi More fortun: @han in any ot that ts easily ac that the race co) crowd and derma: for admission. W baseball x. s to $1 y therefor amount to more t em and the plant dies, consequence ee HOW WOULD YOi LIKE TO BE ONE THESE MEN? Busy Athletes Shaking Off That Tired Feeling Pool Experts to Cross Cues i in Matches pajorty price BLOAN BEST PAID JOCKEY. several years @}nament. 1 Me Athletic Leame | Teague Park. have made great will be Leld | jockeys who have made grea fst ie qe bolus in b 10) each nigi el by tho B. are numerous. stime D purse a aan branches ye been made an be this has the great bave't en madi known rd table Graw .. the score. The rich men in busebali are |} GTaw eta ae few. sageball 3 ‘The greatest salary ever paid to an|f Bicycle Rider Kro od CLOSE SCORES Ii (au REL INS BIG GULF TOURNEY) W.RLG'S EN A NOBLE, p UMalviridis., LONDON REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. { REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, | REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, — can jockey was when he re on the E ceived & salary William Beresfor year (91) vould from the Prince of It pays to think of the future, ie 14 plone and he would easily have n more than $1W.Q0 that pear in fees and bonuses. The biggest contract of modern di fwas awarded to Jockey Miller by T (Williams, the Ca uriman, Bets a salary of § nd with & @ start he will e Y Mabe $00,000. ter and Dugan will make abou ROWE DON'T FEAR RENT DAY. Jimmy Howe Go io... aS To-day or To-morrow | At Sheepshead Bay. | SigiebsiiiowD DAY, May a5 | SEE FOR eee THESE BEAUTIFUL LOTS Bene i Dea Nese LAE IN NEW YORK CITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT ‘| ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE | Mny 1 —Jay Gould the Hu Jerome Ty broug hed by |” raw other t division are mpion James R. kh the total up to $40 [Ebon Byers, former national and W L. ‘Thonypsen. ting who won low score prize in the ifving round. | The first big money ever fockey was given to Harry Grit gm owner. He re W000 from Gideon s avers, national © es, Taised His total to § Porps cca yh Tod Sloan was first to top this when eet i i il je rece: di $2) ‘om ere ord F at DUNCI y mile 1508-5, breeze he roceived §2 from Lord Ber 1 Ne ePuniitieeeanai Y dack Watts had a co Quire Abington Beard for 4,000 guinea len for jess sit ee = || 150 DOLLARS wit Will Buy You a $500 Lot i See Aockeyeas have received’ the | wvelrs sae te ate uidy and| In 08 45 42 LADY WIN nattto ata a i @ome 5,000 ball p | ix furlongs in 1.20. Just p and 2 to £0, up at the turn and} then lost two holes, the next two being | {Pes ived fol newaa conlyaty upy on cthelliney eenth, He got the fourteenth how= and halved the fiftec THE BALANCE CAN REMAIN ON MORTGAGE. Bional leagues of the | receive collectively som 100,000 a year. WHAT BALLPLAYERS GET. While the manag vnt of baseball wlubs are very loathe to make publ the salaries pai’ sit is gen- erally believed that Hans Wag of Pittsburg, and Napoleon Laj Cleveland. got the largest salaries patd | to men who play. Wag sald to re- ceive something like $10,000 ear, while Gajote receives $12.00, tnough part of| this is for his services as manager. | Of the baseball managers Jolin Me-| Grow, of New York, probably receives | tthe jargest salary. He ix sald to re-| celve $10,000 a year (the baseball year runs six months) and a stockholder’s percentage, which runs his income up to $17,000, Aside from this McGraw has, other Interests which net him consider- | doubled ably more. at or years Povpy,, Walt of sg athe Louls, received a silary of a 4 e clone: | ing the baseball war he tive. om the eigh VileW--our furlongs in ine Sad teat Ee i AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE He ing BORE A LARGE PROFIT IN A SHORT IME indian “iiun) NL RAC ur and wh Amri Lots of 39 GOOD LUCK—One mile in 10), i Seven furlongs In 1352-5, | fn a) waa W MEN ) (}PEN The Layton Mansion, suitable for Residence, Hotel or Club House, and other ! nb we tn 8H buildings will be sold with the lots oft which they are situated. B.ITISH GOLF — wi B5444 Al squared on the fourth te HOE) THIS PROPERTY adjoins ths Parklike Grounds of the Country Club, and fronts on the as ver RASTERN BOULEVARD==TOWN DOCK ROAD nleety. Beautiful PELHAM BAY urlongs In 1.18 3-5, | 1 the next two, sain on the fourt Hol owed, ar CHAMPIONSHIP : AND OTHER STREETS AND AVENUE®> JEWEL-Six furlo s| of what you buy a lot for can remain BUY TH & = ==) eontract at that figu AYiVE A 1 payment sure bys ge- | while Travers wa SEAM es Te Jnent deposit. tha full amount for the |down in 4 iy a8 as r “Wit bond and m years. You ( your title Fh by taking Elevated or Subway to 177th Strect and We stches ter Ave 3O---To This Property Direct Paani erage aa RC and Westchester car to the property. SPECIAL NOTICE. blic is cordially inyied to attend the grand concerts to be given in th» pavilion on the sa METROPOLIT AN BAND (graduates of the Hebrew Orp! han A x um) to-day at iB jo P.M. and the ceiaae PROTECTORY BAND to-morrow at 2,30 P. | five-year term in a bank. 3 4 witeh, ———._—__. The 3 A DS Tt is difficult to obtain any accurate Harlem; one ne | 41 TE D.—Six ures on what men in other branches Empires vs Peekskills. : tor handily of sport make, but it can be said with- out exaggeration that Tommy Burns, the prize-fighter, will have made at the fend of this year fully $100, Brank Kramer, the Weyele, rider, in ne year jas made as much as $10,000. ———+.—___ —_———<—. NOTES OF THE PADDOCK. Prizes to Y. M. C. A. Athietes. Not more than a hundred cuests were | Te myst banquet of the athletes of the Central Y¥. M. will be held in entertained at the club-house yesterday, | nasiu! vs RneauToHiAMa aaa AL appear i Empires having & Pheips, of the Brooklyn drawn agains Carlisle and Sil MW 1 The hooks had a shade the best of the wing, hada vo Mt f piayors yesterday, and most of them ma, chairman” f r match, It is a tee. of Arrangemionta, will make. the presen- ui cwinneren eLaay, tations. Col. Alexander 8, Bacon will be the Tom Shaw is booking and betting , Peeker of the evening. ——_. Wery strong, and has had two good days fn succession. A few more and be will Clan McLeod Game ome near owning the park. The Clan McLeod, of Jersey City, will ym annual ga at Schuetaen Park At Belmont a year | Unton fon Day. A \ : atx HEC Co Bey Maat A reward of Two Hundred 6 "boan drawn agaist. Mist ff and Fifty Dollars will be paid Velth ‘Thus (he two Americans | for the arrest and conviction of any junk dealer or other person Rian weit a | Sate eeere Will ay 11 AML, AT EXCHANGE SALESROOM, 14- 16 VESEY ST. that occasion she was dafeated inthe of the State of New York, of Miss Marjorie Corned Rara Avie Carrolltor 4 it Whe frat Satur eS 258 Martha Jane | Rao witnessed the largest fea; WULS Rovern tae) “— sLaughin second round. by Mrs. criminally receiving any proj THE atthe track, With any sort of a de- | Ada Tunnel sumgeats, the Sin = ron FOCeYtAG (ORY a RIOR. ED ON THE PROPERT Gent bres of weather to-day, this reo | rk TARY ests inte » Gtartort Boy Torthooning toursament, Mins” Gri erty belonging to this Company. BOOKLETS CAN BE OBTAIN i is Hable to be eclipsed jarcour chm has been drawn ‘against M, ue 2d rvisete Bimpter of Hunstanton. rie: anata || ~NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. 31 Nassau St, looks to have a first and Classon Point M. A. Games. Fab se Pl provide one of the best matches in the 15 Dey St., New York { ic’ 1 s on all of the two-year lasson Voint Milltary Academy will ud a econd round, put Jf the American ": e , New York City an ae BS iS aly ecattainly i ait “its jis Bold. aay ceee on din rou! ano Caw, Tenens ‘onan by mooye. hem kpuertorrn: Nae, generally cal JOHN H. CAHILL, Rigor eaittalanw to a rhe ae ees Linge w at eee Pe Bar iain ‘The remaining “Am irant is|f[, May 31902, 2d Vice-President age over a dry t Adnusion ja Miss Anita Phipps, eid | ‘ -