The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1908, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, WE UP TO DATE AND NEWSY LEWIS BOYS HAVE NIP AND TUCK BOUT AT NATIONAL A. C. +42 _ Harry Gains a Lead in the Opening Rounds Which Willie Overcomes in the Sixth and Spectators Call It a Draw. HE Lewises boxed Gold-plated club, they nearly £, last night at the. For five rounds sht, and then they Wound it up with a slugging bee that brought the crowd up to its toes There were some almost knock-| downs, a lot of swats that came very near landing on the rigi: Spot, and quite a respectable number that did land on the right Spot—or there- All the way it was a fast/ abouts. THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK ‘PRO AND In Aceanye- $25,000 OFFERED FOR wie ry seem DNESDAY, JUNE 10, EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN CON ON AGNEW-HART RACING BILLS — AT” THE TRACKS CLEVER FIGHTERS ARE (\ a DOMME boxing match. In the last round it 7 vas a fight. — = “YY y j CO Willie Lewis has come back a long —— Carman. In the © “ way, although he isn’t quite here yet. man, Colonel ‘Jack, We He SO: EAELs SGI. <== | have been made to 2 ~ y, _ Sort, ck, H. Care Za ta o 7 by { He looked thin and cleanly bullt. In BY VINCENT TREANOR. | rt, Magazine and Paradise Queen. “Lizy, | BY JOHN POLLOCK. put as Jack MeGulgan, ER may be the fate of the Saba thes = 5 LHe cetpt fact, he presented an amazing contrast to the hog fat Willle Lewis who ‘Agnew-Hart racing bills, itis ap- flmatton etiam, on Future of te IE most important ross, receipts, he eailed for France a few weeks ago. He had plenty of speed and a pretty parent that turtmen with means {)"}y "tty 2 he “THoRouGHerReo AeSWawIStHat Ish Gur) GaLeREEIND Bocd punch in either hand. All the curiosity in the gilt-edged club was|*f*,tP*i0us to Purchase good Tee eg g —< the) sixcround go) betwe fata in tie @irected towara Willie's corner, for everybody knew that Harry Lewis was| ion yooh tues tor the two-year-old 8 half’ brothers “stpernat ‘QF Jack O'Brien and Jack Blackbur sgt cetetsed $95,000 yesterday £ e mover th. | foe looking trocar Tiny ih . Rintee Colored Soxermwh Chay iil Toba tee - | cided at the National A. C. to-! in shape, and nobody knew much about@ Willie except the fact that he had picked the tree clean in Paris. It was curios- ity that filled the 18-carat club from the doors to the plush ropes that in- closed the ring. Fragrance Wasted in Air. chestnut colt Fayette, by toga Helle, and also asked to price on Sir Martin, winner of the Great American Stakes last Saturday. The offer for Fayette, one of the smartest colts of the season, and eligible in all the blg stakes, with a possible set a| OGGAN arranged in he feather LONGBOAT IN THE STRANG HITS BASEBALL TOB ‘The scrap started with a good imita- tion of Rector and Robertson springing from the tape. But that lasted only a few seconds. The east sider (meaning Willie) managed very soon to slip in a few jabs and right*hand straight Punches. There was some terrific graz- ing in the first round. Both William and Harry were careful about stopping | things with their soft spots. Each managed to either block or pull away from the punches. Through the second round both sluzyed at intervals. Near the end of the , HiS expenses have been guaranteed round William rushed at Harry, missea, >” the members of the Irish-Canadian endbrionredktorhisiiness | Athletic Club, of this city, and numer- The third looked like a tinish for | C8 individuals in various parts of Can- Lewis (W.). Harry punched him in Jett Toronto last night for Mont the stomach and made him cover up| will sail with the team on Frida: LONDON OLYNPI TORONTO, Ont., June 10.—So great was the pressure brought to bear on the Canadian Olympic Committee by the thousands of admirers of Tom Long- boat, the Indian running marvel, that his name has been added to the list of Canadian athletes who will compete in the Olympic games in England. chance to win $8,000 or so, came from John Sohlosser, trainer for Frederick Johnson, and also connected with the Harry Payne Whitney stable through training for Jack Joyner. Sam Hildreth, who paid $45,000 for Uncle and Meelick last season, asked Madden to put a price on Sir Martin. Frank Farrell just missed a good thing !n Almandine at 10 to 1 in the fifth race. He bet and lost on Blandy in the secon¢, and hastened away to take a train for De:ro! Former Star of the Giants Is Released to the Balti- more clu... BY BOZEMAN EULGER. aeeee e Arderloans are: playing this, weeks, NOTHER' former basebailietar has mount on three winners—Bad News, Ballot Sammy Strang Nicklin is no long- anda sore: er a ma) a At oe neta Ce, Jockey Club stewards nounced that ever teat CIEL nO mader ne Junediction of tne | Hed waived claim on Sa Jockey Club were ordered to furnish the York club promptly released him to the initials of all jockeys riding in any race, t© Baltimore club of the Eastern League. ‘be posted on the Jockey board. TBS EO eaREIRDEEES STANDING OF THE CLUBS. fight clups 0, clinch @ 4. Tommy. decided at Giants Up on Their Tc-s gain, and Old Slump Tse a tees STERDAY'S GAMES. Gone. apt are New York. 3; Detroit ‘ # Fairmont, of wKo phiiadepata. 0 q * chances are St. Louis, 0. | aul ie ashi na tones n percentage GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DA aie tne dakes City Y. z at New York. New York roit So! fans pay thel: he doesn’t do it the ¢ eat flente t con tue et z. ner Wal 20s, K C y Wi | On Thursday X crerwigs @nd break ground. Harry was forcing | On ‘hurs sey On ey rel Algernon Claxon. who handled the horses other National Leagu , Hels twenty-five rounds, while the fight steadil Willie grazed pim'in a fifteen mile rece ees weatnst | of Grant Hush Rrowne with success Inst qt may be though that he will come “ue to-day Caima. Cal... Jos Harry's jaw a few times with hant iad season, is to train the stable of Richard | it sie mot ry That fi Tarutne non = 4 Le Y rights. Harry had a knack of droppl back next year as did Joe Kelley. after Tl to indali in due everything MONTREAL ENTRIES found battle for ‘the Vigne his 4 y head bed spending a season with the mi ‘s Aside from pitching, At ° oe head forward and letting these a The career of Strang, whose rea : coup huiascuryelonsthe eee i oh fo Ban Frans by bls cars, “Toward the ‘end of tne PICKED UP posse file aiet/ neal neen| cathe it ——— ‘ Erenine Worl) chateee Seaton Bernd ary, elie aloopsthe-lcon, IN WORLD OF esting. He has made good in ey > BLUE RACE TRACK the coast last night, Wetdbe that looked damaging. This was ass : ne 10-—Fol t again untll Labor Day, wh : z position excepting those of pitcher and f = eet either Philadelohia’ Sasi aaa round, and Willie appeared to ee tahor Maw viealenebiclied ithallGiants e Panke. or Jim Five, all in at the end of it. | (3 ial 4 ——— on, ¢ 5 heavyweight for = ecphomore oleae’ ha volwsintcleteain for the second time she established a sv SIS : ti nda Cottrarme Bluby at colt Had the Paris Loop. | OP the Gamebatl chew’ at uee Mkaciations, record as a pinch hitter that has never RCE eC | cal | Obrien with probably sidestep” ths Harry tore after William in the! In the tennis final yesterday for the | TepPectively, for the class of 1912, deen equalled. In nine essive games Sr tatty tert 57 furlongs in 1.06 nd fourth, and as they came to a clinch | championship of Barnard College Miss| At Bronx Oval, he was sent in to Fe on rays hy hee EH ieee) Whirlwind Stag To-Night. & voice in the gallery piped, “Give him | Grace Gilleandean defeated Miss Flor- third street and Aer eEr ate Pe eetaeetiea thls ve furlongs in The Whirlwind A. C. wil hold « etag te the Paris loop, Willie.” Another voice | ence Wolf, the titte-holder, two sets to | the New York Cplorel Giants ae thee cf It is sald that Strang’s greatest fail- ain aL furlongs in 1.38 night. The principals in the main bout will squeaked, “Wee, wee.” Lewis, who | one, by a acore of +6, 6-2 and 6-0, BENE, The “Armleticy_ are “ade up lof tie ing is that he tires of one p and 2 ; : delphia. and Macey c OW eee rs in the Bronx, and include. such s i k a ‘Six furlongs | w tle for Senge the Grit Of that French ike| The st-raters Avenger, Aurora and Ista- | Heh, 88 Wood, Harbusch, Courtney, Dowd, Bets languid. That's wi 1 a bts Saeed The bout wit mile’ off with a right. They swapped | lena make thelr debut for the season In the : vaendioters him as a utility man. 1.8 61 COLLOQUY _Five furlongs in 1.02 D ee. victous one. ax the men fought rights, but it was easy swapping, for | *pring regatta of the New York Yacht Club pteny the 1s a prominent merc! in Chat- Great w + andily. Strome. year ago. Four preliminary bouts will pre- ond mis: oh Barry toreuinv ewan and on the Sound to-morrow, tanooga, Tenn., and one of his brothers One and one-quarter NG WATER—Four furlongs; | THIRD, | cede It. ain, making le cover Up ani i eantalnnin United States army. . in. 0.50, nandily sees ea SA ee EE spend’ his time blocking John Herron, of Pittsburg; Henry P. Bing- Ga ean y 35 MA in pres aieiie Baseball. Polo Grounds, to-day 4 P, M. Harry ‘forced things in the fifty ham, "of Ceveland: Albert De Sliver, of Sammy, himself, was once a lieutenant handily. Doin eke Giants ve “Pittehure Admiaaion He. 8 While ‘the east side fighter blocked Brooklyn, a Elliot P. Jones, of West Q2 1 z gh in the army. He is a c bred man a h URI LAD ‘urlongs = is 475 ne : y nes, 0 A word back thar he Baie’ aN | « KON—One one-eig URI Ta: Most of the blows and returned some Chester, Pa., members of the Yale academlo fight Ir Jack Moduneam and, aside from his other accomplish- in 0.25, 0.48, 146, 24 See Be Sevensturiongs!t AMUSEMENTS: Revbocheanith ung began in ‘the | = = === | Creed the co Murray ments, is a baritone sin onsider- ing. Coming’ around (OBUE--Seven) furlongs) in aN OROCe Nana sie last round Willie went out to i able ability, He has re d two or 64 HIGH RANGE—Five furlongs In 0 . MILLER—Five furlongs HAT. sfO-D. 20, Best Seats, $1. make a showing. Although {t was GRAVESEND ENTRIES. three offers to go on the stage. His 0 handily. Ready. Ciconeacoaliscciemnantilisave cacy mom THE WOLF ce~ LYRIC 235° | @asy to see that he was Hiatioghaarecel Dagan awmhenaite veq_ Of EDWARD: 10% in 0.24] _ . SOMTROPHE-—One mile In td By © e Walter. 42d, W. of B'way. than Harry, he beat the ~ athletic r bega n he plaved 1.03 3-5, handily, N Clys oh's Great Comeuy “DALY ‘Lewis about the ring, r FIRST RA . ; footvall for the University of Ten- ve furlongs in handily. GIRLS bay DALY'S mtn Hg and a half. Wille Lewis. nessee. handily, Will J. S x wate away a 80th et, azy_be be made ate ss, do soon Sve, 8.15. M4 DAY, 2, 2 ‘But Harry js is a tough ater part, ofit! in Fred Clarke, manager of Pittsh MBRRY WIGOW—Five furlongs in . ‘LT ° Last? wks.Ey S15, Mat suc.» : ne : ro right ate larke, mana b MPRRY_ longs CHAPULTE in 0 ck ra-CA he ae CAVille ha Ae Feady sto flent Sullivan V Gardner of |:BRt sme arrangement ought o te pee Py, f Desert! SAM BERNARD ,,,, t aa Rete. ceartherrini ¢ any other 150-pound fighter h Hans Wagner could hit a h 4 TE) ive furlongs In b dik Wd cob ar ea eT TAS , knows. The 3 = ke SQUIR By. 8.18, Mat.To-Morrow,2.15 oe Hockell just about balance — ee ; : enn. Witehi gressive fighting in ar 9 BIGOT—One AMUSEMENTS. (ON osn---WICRIN HOUT so so By the scrap. Call it a draw. Harry was | al ep = mies aoe TO-NIGHT, 230TH TIME, strong at the finish. YES D 5 ————— a oe ’ ne erty HAMMERSTEIN Rts KEITH & PROCTO Some Aftermath. ent that the fight was nt title’ Was just ‘The announc “for the welter-we @ pleasant little joke nand } ‘ment. Both men are middle- The Chicago team s t etting pointers on ere. One of the few months ago fight Jeffries. ‘As for that dope about winner doub V had AMATEURS ARE HAVING A MERRY STRIFE IN POPULARITY BATTLE. Possibly team is not Jur one. Maybe it Probabl: THEN But reme get started early lose out in The I test to determ amateur team in Gre and vicinity. It's up to friends to get b' GET BUSY RIGHT NOW?! your a popus Is if you dor going 1d you are ng W amateurs and Get your team’s name in The Evening World Popular teur | J Team cont » Here are and condi tions Three priz and $25—the money team clubs. eq E No votes will t +) sent to on the Phe balloi Of tie Noon Ed © fPault of the dailor 1 go ah the clubs will be y ; f l IN TIE GAME; BUT IT WASN’T HIS FAULT He had come old home run Bozeman Bulger, , and was shaking it th Sporting Department, Evening . menact ovel nking Swa World: abe (as HS Tam told that Swat Milligan and sent an curve never lost a game, but while trav- ard the plate. eling ont West I wae informed = “C-r-a-c-k!"” Swat had unlimbered for that he once figured in a tle. Is fair, The ball, going like a six-pound that truet shot, took a northeas' course, and A. K. EVANS, feet. A Parkhill, N on the dis- the flelders rule be batter right Mr, M once ulted in true that an exhibition 1 count in to som | Polson Oaks had agreed to play 1 club called Uncracked Acorns raise funds for a St. Patrick's Day Natural! parade, wing at ve some zest saloonkeeper urd at corner sooling was a stickler for t (DISASTER-One mile in 1.43 ec ily. Is not up to much. pects 5 rel pe “MVE—Four "furlongs. in re Dally kM! Stage, 92-5, handily, Nicely ~ = ty ite, PS (suiph CG. Herz, Emma mile in 0.49 2-5, I2SINS, tev Carts, Succ a’ Cohen Ci d his 199th lap, going In the driving, Is im: | Daily M: _[Maean-Ke he Sree ey nee CAIs VES S UNCLE JIM—Five furlongs in 925, | z ee n the entrance, Kf 1.08 2-5, breezing. In good | = 7 oS 5 The fielders were returning with aioe « ‘ BRIGHTON BEACH the ball. ¢ REO UE one pn A MUSIC HALL vally Matinees 3.00, 1. -5, ly ; ; Evenings S80 they hau reached the herd of Pa icneen ree A wgek of Fefined vaudeville tha: will double eattis noel Gan Rt tick- urlongs he fame of this famous seaside Feso cattle the ball had been found stick: ug cuca see L 8 CE A a nay ng on the horn of an old milk cow. Y turiongs in 0.49 3-5, ME mches: i | Anatrenn Plann Warername They immediately gave chase. The ret een Wm. Rock 8 MAU SS for home, and It was there the fielders ‘our furlongs in 0.24 3-5. | | stat.Dally.2he! May Belfort, others, ADNISSION FREE led her, and dislodged the 9. breezing. She is very a ROSTER oy EXCEPT ON 6 DRUID—Four furlongs. in 0.50 34th at Biway, Eva, 8.20 Salutay 8 Su galloping. edbinsincees Mats. ‘T & Sat. 2.15 h gz to the park with the tro- (es ae I (OF OG 1% The Servant FREE SHOWS phy they entered the gates with victo- || 57 pom RUN—Three furyongs tn x At All Times. rious shouts, As Flelder McGl tere andy, Has speed. ||| Bra. gts, ante, TosMtorzon, Wm. H. Reynolds, Pree, Take Iron St'mboats, : CES E > f s ; we Ereent i rushed to the plate with the ball Swat CHARLES HUW AR Four turlonss |) GEO, ML COHAN * "ramen. B t k’ me GONEY ISLAND. ust coming In on his 200th lap || g THEMACEO--One mile in 0.26 3-0, | = Se CLOT aS) very Aft, de Au ache hud d directions. 0.52 8-5, 1.19, 1.46, handily. He ts at | ¢)NEW YORK pith a the, tay oth 38 Ostoc Sree trained wild animals, he ha nged directions. eb. | v Eve. 8.90. Bats. Wod, © Bat! 1 | ponain, greatest of all performing alising to plate Umpire Kirk |g ga'Np PIPBR—Five firiongs inf) CARLE in MARY'S LAMB. mnly decla the game a tle. 5 1,06, breezing. — muyit> z ny f a mean?” demanded | |61 YORKVILUE BEAU—One mile in| | New Amsterdam "'s¢ SYEEPLE| Coney Island’s my, fr SO ectts “The 130, 1.45, breezing. | | {Henry .W. eevares CHASE| Funny Place acked Acorns haven't even | 61 WESTBURY—Four furlongs in 0.49 3-5 HThe Merry Widow eal pecisgutic Stent Amuse pa?’ _. handily. Not ready. HARLEM CASINO, 12 et aR ‘ tats at is true, Mr, Milligan,” replied | | °! MERRY ANDROW—six furlongs In) Dig Lustige Wittwe a GO umpire, “bat as you made 200 runs PAIR Six “furlones | tn, (The Merry Widow InGerMAN) |e ytis orchestra ¢ pack Wards we hi breezing. Real nice colt, ermisston Henry wage! Orchestra egtainn eerie going backwards we just subtract that 1 55 rR ge turiongs. in 0.24, | ————— ar TCS ry) LUNA |Sqrtinet, Hogue enya: from the 20 you made going right 0.48 2-5, 1.15, 1.28, handily. Is about | Hoe Ee sal PARK Termes, # Duady 4 As that leaves nothing for you, and the at his best Fer thgahs er iT |how to amuse the people. ns had nothing to begin with, the | | %@ FIELDER—Six furlongs In 1.16, drty- if Pa Sat, woos RR A ‘i In — — u ided to take a glass Just to me, though, he e is a tle! (2 MYMTIFY—Four furlongs in 0.49, han- | ‘THE ME ¥-GO-ROUND’ self, so bent at is probably the incQlent to ai Never better. | LINCOLN 8Q, 17,00 St.Ev.6.18 | GPORTING. » inning neither team started ¢ ra) which you refer. HILUSIDE--Five furlongs in 0.24 1-5, BLANEY § LE aM AVI AY a or nt h a toward 3 fer, ae 048, 1.012-5, handily. Good work. | | : EDNA MA’ Daughter | BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB a } , Before his at BOZPMAN BULGER #8 STAMINA.—One and 9 quarter miles poten 31s, SPO R_ lof th le BACES TO-MORROW AT 2.30 P.M, mittee eallnde tea riece 3 f in 0.80, 1.18, 2.11, handily, At 2 SEA ceATER LAE Including the Clover Stakes and the did. Harold Han SAT Undoubtedly there are a number af her best Causes a Lot of Troubl ts 4 f Beugeel thwate eer BORK | photosraphs or drawings of Swat Mil- | @ CARY—Four furlongs in 0483-5, naa. | MONEY hee Le Walter's Play, : rac Teeter ant Parr age lente | Tog r Z boy dilly is very goo 4th at., 5 at 20, 12.1 \ parents scattered! 4round hej country ORGS, 10825, handily, Not doing Hurtig &Seamon’s Afnuinegrrorgay. ss: | Cuvee Blovated rand every, 1 ih, romp e would be glad to reproduce these ; ia . Oe Cann aad tenerel Biiminitibartrecs ou will send them to Bozeman] S HELMT—Five furlongs in 1012-5, PAUL McALLiSTER*; ease [oeasleent Gi ok "ahawe stn Palton : i" handily. Very nice co |__| Bt. and B8th Bt. Subway passengers’ transfor ested fondly on the don quit. Bulger, Evening World. If you have | 6 SHLECTMAN Six furlores in 118.) WALLACK’S 2 yay,#,00% Dyer 8:15. | St" Atiantic Avs. (station for Elevated toad, Ravin vitinata reac stata oo oe gage tome, the originals a “drawing, from || | breesing. He ts at his best, | iat iN is Shc ER Ty Spee 0 500 runs. As Swat! memory will suffice. B. lle ruRs ve turlo 1 GA ‘every $0 minutes from —_—_—————OO ‘pressing. eet eked? 1% {Sule Edeeeer, TH EIN: ‘Beery vers $8 intsuien - — * ee sab has v “