The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1908, Page 12

SS ———— UP TO DATE |AND NEWSY THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1908. THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK Cy Young’s Great Feat of Yesterday Brings to Mind Some Other Great Per- formances of the Veteran, Highlanders vesterday without a hit hus already started many arguments and jn anticipation of the quertes ilke- ly to be received by The Evening World the following facts of Young's remarkable career are herewith given: / Young ‘s forty-one years of age. He fs 6 feet in helght and ighs 210) pounds, His first professional engage- ment was with the Canton (Ohio) team in the Tri-State League, and his later engagements were: Cleveland (Natlon- is), 1890-1898; St. Louis (Natlonals), | 1898-1900; Boston (Americans), 1901-1908, In 197 Young pitched his first no-hit game for Cleveland against Cincinnati, and in May, 194, ho performed the | earne feat for Boston against the C: YOUNG'S feat tn shutting out the! Athletics, not a player reaching first | base. In 194 Young pitched fi¢ty-four | Innings without a run against him. In 1892, against the St, Louls Brow Young held the opposing batsmen down | to five hits in a sixteen-inning tie game of 3 to 3. In 195 he lost a twenty-in- ning geme to “Rube Waddell by a ecore of 4 to 2% \s a Great Character. Cy Young is one of she greatest char- | acters the game of baseball has ¢ known. Quiet and unassuming on Off the ball field, he is one of the best- | Mked players in the profession both by his fellow players and the public. Young has no vices, He neither smokes nor chews tobacco, and has never taken | nk of either beer or liquor in his and | pends his winter time on his ex- tensive farm in Tuscarawas Count %., where his address is Denton 1. nung, Paoli, 0. Many people suppose that Cy is the real handle to Young's name, but It is a baseball cog- | nomen given hin when he frst came to the old Cleveland Spiders back in 1840, the name on him immediate when his Rube appearance tacked It is a curious thing that in his nine- teen ‘ears of service in the major | league Y has played with out | three leveland and St. Louls | in the National and Boston m the American League Another pecullar thing about his con- ection with big league baseball is the he and Lou Cr $ catoher, Sriger jo.ned the } and has been have hung together. Cleveland. et * 4 Young ever s his famous game very opposite of each ot Young, | tall, and weighing “0 pounds; Cri a ver! shadow, weighing less 1 mos One of the mo: in baseball Is hich the frail Criger been ¢ » hold onto the speedy sh curves o& the mammoth Cy and f Bost and Maddox, for Pt Brooklyn se d no-hit games, no-hi: game in tho American tsburg was in September, 19%, when Dineen, | ———— dor Boston, shut ¢ MBO. | pee i | i sland “say that is very busy Longboat, tie great Indl disqualitied for the Olympic It is d van's rig! matrer governir her solutely guarantesd the ¢ » Amer: ing go However, 1 aifect Lon ly don't we ar shmen zo0at and afvald sirious of having him put out of Every for our own benetit an wants t and able to. Am uve no desire to win Olympic 1 x methous. —_———_ CLARE MEETS CORK ON Next SUNDAY, Dumb ‘ n from Boston will ar : tend brow w Yor ore pro: ticipate in 8 to t festivities, park to 4 xpectedly | § Da osteR writes: “Tus avy CY. YOUNG CY. IS THE ONLY UNING SLAB ARTIST THAT EVER, MADE SWAT MILLIGAN JUMP THE FENCE. —_— EDITED BY ROBER! EDUR:N} ~ STANES BUT | | RACING WILL GD. ON AT SMATCG pees T TREANOR. to have a race mest: this year, Of course niveting were a mln still g in some quarters ynomight duck Pee sponsibllities in view of the anti-bet- Ung law, he assoctation, however, | has gamely decided to go through wiki its meeting under slightly altered ar- ?YVINC ARATOGA ing as usua the plans bd rangements, At this me it may be CY STK HAS MIS relied on that there will be eleven “STEELY GENT” Note days of the sport at the rea pede and possibly more, As Secretary THE HIGHLANDERS YESTERDAY, rlocker says, the association knows ta a if this doesn't reach stupendous proportions and HAS MY Dope SHOT : Full oF HOLES. MX ON THE CHL SWAT FOILED B. Bulger, Sporting Department, Evening World: I understand that the pitchers in the Willow Swamp League once played a trick on Swat Milligan one April ist and that the great hitter wan made to look foolish. In this truef HARRY MOCK, | Ee Fahrenheit Fi {his people. to play a dou pietieas jer, and with them | Was to throw “ as a young college pitcher named| @md have it smash all over y Min t pitcher's bat and pers . hrenheit Flingspecd, affectionately | } DELIVERING THE GooDS. ad ju out as a professional | Practical joking Mi ad given = player. He wis anxious to make good | Secret serv <—S so he readi! lin with a plan sug-| Wes whol gested by McGlook, Hangover, Twirlson, ie rae . ee | liteave and Zeke Bender, to make MIlll- | | amie rap game started off with a| aad te Pliagspeed was announced ; . = = : iteher he threw’ off his hats in trae | BY WORN RL POLLOCK. | College boy style. and. waded into the fray. The gaine Was fraugat with in- halt of the se had scored. MINOR CLUBS AFTER HONORS IN JUNIOR CHAM. PION SHIPS wae to those who pions had & t between Mercury, ne, Acorn, Mohawk and that new records thought that all the cham- to London. Iso the possibility be created, C-r-a-o-k | | against the egg, that Instead 6? | tense excitement Milligan’s AN APRIL FOOL TRICK, BUT WAS CALLED OUT peas ing it went siooting toward the old Town Hall like a rocket. Flingspeed ‘ell back in a dead faint and the pit Hen ing conspirators looked on horrified. The ‘'Fire’ powder had got in its work CEN TS 2 iia a ffteen minutes pede pene nd the egg had cooked as hard —= Soba SM, tubber Ball’ Aa the enx whistled = over the fence Milligan began SF. oe SS his run around the bases Ine minute fhe had made ight laps ‘and was run- ning easy, Then a most unexpected thing happened. Swat had not figured on the cxtra- ingspeed In a Dead Faint. No, 200 West 424 St. | gan look like a sucker in the eyes ot granny resiliency of the ball (egg) and instead of going into the window St struck the swaying flagstaff on top of | | It ts true. Harry, that such an at-| As Fahrenheit Fliingspeed had no unl-! the a with a mighty Peehy. Aaa Roe 4 f form he borrowed a pair of baseball Shot from a Mauser ritle the ball tempt was made, but whether Milligan ete eee oe anny ee oe val} bounded back to the park and struck was made to look foolish or not remains | Pants ar ngover, said’ Swat squarely In the back as he Was | for you to judge from the details of Pants sdeing last worn by Hangover m hing hia nince a \ i , | Ident y acti co jon the day that he pitched the cele- e crowd broke {nto riotous tumult, | |the incident as they actually occurred, | 1 fi) toe tot a using Swat to|,,ft 18 With sorrowful thoughts, Harry, I will say, however, that it was the Arebug’ b using that tam compelea to inform yeu first time tn history that the peerless | #et the woods on fire that the umpire called Milligan ut {ot D0 ver made} The plan was to have Flingspeed be'ng hit by a batted ball. That is the hitter of the Polson Oaks ever made} oe Pon ialoo's exe In’ bis hip| {Tue story of the Incident to which you 1 x Ye undoubtedly refer. pocket, and when Milligan came up h BOZEMAN BULGER, e ball and up to the last nia inning neither team n three Poison Uak ITH the hope of getting Joe Gans | W to fight at his open a! club at Los Angeles, Cal., Jim) mise, and Milligen was Jeffries Just announced that he will He Wanted to tars offer a purse of $15,000, or @& per cent arch out of thé college he gross receipts, for a twenty-five, : GANS OFFERED BIG oan PURSE BY JEFFRIES [ag her arrangements can ne meeting Is likely to. be ed beyond the eleven days o ee.nt, goon with the meeting as sched: the asgociation had to use ihe pencil Hberally on the original programme, ” Fifteen stakes on and four steeplechases had_to gI/, A report from Cincinnat! to-day !s to the effect that the New York Baseball Club in the National League has paid $17,000 for the release of Pitcher Mar- t out, among them the Great Re- the Saratoga Handicap, the a Cup, the Merchants and City Handicap, the Champlain end number of fifteen, be reframed under a reduction 01 BATTERY = zens’ on 1, whieh Merchants i quard, of Indlanapolis, and Catcher k Ho wae 4 Meyers, of St. Paul, Marquard’s re- ARE drariaines int Rctaear lease bringing the high price of with a Value of $35,000 4 $11,000 and the price for the pair being $10,000; the ‘ a record for players secured from a Thee ey minor league. of $7.80, won by Several clubs have been trying to se t year, and the Ale- cure the services of these viayers, In- Dama, worth $,0%) a Hudson Rall pea ary alii aes je Delaware’ and Hudson ro cluding the Chic Ago C lub n the Na As promised reduced rates in fares tonal Leagu John T. Brush b and adibcent towns f apparently them al and Si 8 during the Brush js said to own a ¢ re will be $l terest im the Indianapolis 5 e tmusic has been iuight well afford to pay’ a Jas far as the association , Ww pS na the , the meeting will be the it n the Amer ver. othing will de $ season says Secretary Erlooker, and ooo | t seeme EE NLEL Ct) erste! r h pte be held there in NOE stairs | in Vietorin Treatee| what he wanted t 4 G E. HOFFMAN COL, ee foe. e Horse with a Human Brain;| ries! 17_ School Boys & Gtrle, » & Prevost, Bedint & Arthur, Jullaal Jing and Others. mon Mon N CARLE in MARY'S Tae $iov’ on the stag ac wh Matty’ Paidwin ough JARDIN de PARIS Aha a5 F. Z1KGF REVUE, FOLLIES OF 1908. ANT oe Bott Behe ne sec 1AEPIAL GARDENG us tell $1 (0 and, took Fhatelt ub's wor Baldwn got Rb inp New Am-— sterdam Tneatre. WW Savage's Orteinal Produotion THE MERRY WiDOW "ie 00 KNICKERBOCKER, Bway & S8th et | Fvenin 1S. Mat. ae Hoey 2.1 | GEO. M. COHAN, THE YANKEE fl Masleal, Co medics, i 2 aly eS ‘Tinie, 8 of Bar he clever Quaker Tommy Quit the Brockton welght, are to meet In club a few mon an put up another | Nin "good? shape for the The Smartest o! Git FREE TWINS" Last Matinee To-day. WOLF « . the local flenter, ¢ Teen aar ‘bout at ine ata of the Gymnasium A.A. at Rockaway on night. They have already |pitcher, so, as he majestically strode to’ 4 ‘ pee. i ier [Phe plate, "Swat made up his ‘mind to|Tound battle between Gans and. the Hig Young etnistee le teaura ta [hie he Dall into, the town hall window, | winner of the Packey McFarland-Fred- zi eeu hindrance to their ambitions, “5 ; hich sat a half mile ovwk of the park. | gig Welsh fight, to be decided the 1s For First Time in Years Small- “This year, with the cream of the jocal Mercury. ie, Pastime, |The olga stl nome hey Git: Ot art of duly of early In AURUKL athletes in London, the athletes in the jter ep 800 H ‘ i7ati } Cl , was recovered. Milligan had intendei| Jeff says that Gans will surely bea! er Organizations Have — smailer ciubs will havt more of a Acorn .1d Mohawk Clubs [making 213 rans. LE raaecaanen tia tarsaustehec auld chance, although the two leading organ- As Swat caine to the bat he saw a] i 80 Mais ger Chance for Titles izations will be well represented. Coaches) Will Have Strong Teams, | mzticious smile. lant, up tie acne | Herizberg, of the Irish-Americans, and| Ieweihetaeome Nas’ doing. 'The| Battling ies Wefers, of the New York A. C., have a ar Saar cred was yelling for the great batter | tively retire from the ving If he iy siete ITH the best of the local athletes; !f of good men in training. The for merits between these young sprinters. | ete stealthily withdrew the es renak abip eatsasle Galmeen ca, ‘n London training for the Mer said recently: “We have enough Roker ts cies Msevanag hee fon eRe fr Dm his pocket. Then 1 eeetee cesar a ernga oar ie ie ee i - +| good material Yeltic ~ to} 4 dozen hard races right off the ree! and pe! tibly | b Olympic games it 1s a somewhat 800d material at Ceitle Park (0) Gniv recently at the Pastime, meet he Ce eer ty | opinion that Gana will tire after about peculiar fact that th» Metropolitan form a team which can Ilck the cham: | won three heats in the °100," and his at Hangove kept twenty-five rounds, and that he will then Junior championsh.ps to be held at the | pions they come back from th AS Henge yes Pesonea he the chemi al pe Was iif ich oh ri in and finish him, Trav f t hat ou y well, | $20 Pe MEV ALS AER: his “Firebog” ba ti) he | ~ Travers Island summer home of the Olymplad.” That nds Pretty er ee irony one of the many new | sarem 0s ene bug” all: Sul f Ag: | Ee Sorta toy New York: Athletic Clubson the two doesn't It? competitors who will awaken itterest, anyway. a tourish he wound up six-round battle between Leach Cross and | closing days of next week are expected Now for the first time In several Inne fesultsiat the cornie meets a and Mileds the Beantitul Hhlte egx ey Charley Griffin, the Australian feather " t closely d and inc out for : he time and, ward the plate, Ten feet from the |” \ fo ee Re Ae eels Soe eee years the minor i rani! distance figures hung up at ‘Travers | rubber the exg ourst Into flames. ‘The | Selent. whlch will be ‘one au hahaa interesting In severul years here 18 the Metropolitan champlonship honors, Jsiand next Week may be a ble surorise | powder had taken effect! of the Roman A.C. on Monday i man Ron Ate triend-to have a. bet on Bas UEP Re ts confident that ho will outpoint Griffin enough in the alx rounds, to set bat) crasned ead of a burst- and ins In these c will add greatly to the othe | 1 104; Roweburg II. 110; Joe two big athletic organizati 5 1s the opportunity for which the SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES. Marshy, 104; Chalice, 104 Jack ‘Twin’! Bullivan {s one fighter that York and Irsh-American ds of Gus Eckman, the new -———__-- ret parce Aah pe tise | ri not get the chance to go to Sydney, Clubs—practica swept the boards e Acorns; Mike Drisvull (Special to The Evening World) arth Al N10; EB. T. Shipp. at the big boxing car- | entering all their stars and t Mercury A ert and Faraday, SHEBPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK, (0! Brat 7 art Mace, 10; Enlist were pract jose Of ad New York Rosenberger, Lrish- July 1—Entries for the races here to- Smyth, 110; Bingen, 107 M. Fry, 10; | The smatier clubs won only a ans, {the Pastimes, orrow are as follow Holloway, 110. of the big feature events at the meet een Wil decide) FIRST RACE—The Firestone; for two) FOURTH RACE—One and one ateteent | resented by promls- much on of speed 2S) is; five and @ halt furlongs, Futurity miles; handicap-Lady tha 03: he | arknight, 07; QuaRea, ) Rite Herbert ... INDEXED GALLOP F ORM eo Wild Pigeon ? Nerriaan Practical Si4 Merry Knight Gus Helm es At hecoeicad Bay. At Gravesend. ck was fast and the weather The track was to-day, The best gallops Guestlon as fo, the, Winner. ae ERTL ae ete et and ‘will me ‘ Ehrich, 190; | 1 eee alx-round contest IR Eugene Waite We! Civde Fi “DAL GIR RLS. BQ” Broadway & 3th et Matinee To-day, 218 puree. —May 100; Lady SAGE IN THD Jm Savage, the light heavyweight of "| New Jersey, lasted just three rounds before Suilor Burke in their pattle at the stag of the Navarre A, C., at Ul- mer Park, last night, Bavage could not RON—One mi nthe ), 16-2 = take the wallops on the Jaw and body 200870) NENG Bul aate x furlongs; selling vat Burke handed to him, and as he 5 COUNTER) ND ne mile &: 43 2-5, e% >. ve (rei eS Serpe ee Fae GEL aA VRE EOS AGH ERENT ste Reur tear toe litrieal Com aetuarara mitt tieeniet a Ed)| ngs, turf course. Iermy, $4: Major MoC 5. (. J. Cela, | claiming a foul after he had been | B81 M. Hexert, 100; Arlington, 194: Bal’ dropped to the floor from two right | ripides, 100, | swings on the Jaw, the referee came | SECOND RACE—Five and a half tur! to the conclusion that he wanted to WA ; fer Jennie, uit and immediately stopped the fight, | Peacock 5 ( {, loi; In: Before recetving these two blows Sav- t « dian Hunte; 107, Paradise 2B 1 1 wor im lone also tried to lose the fight on a| OE a ae Ye Mi La for iy, Long Is Bacrict, 18 Havre, 108; 78¢ a? Cushing Burke thruigh the Lis VL ees oa TIT ropes and also hitting him while he breez, NIMBLE 14} 70 ROCKS Billie Astille 104 TALL—Four fur Ha n 0.493 _ — Hania she Quill Beats Erne Hede f Sou ‘00K wv adel L iT | 102: Rain. "Kid" Stinger. Five precede It. > BASEBALL To-day, 4 PF. M.—Americ League Park, N.Y. Americans ™% Boston, *, ntests wil Seantiing. 102; Perennia tacky Fort, 105 owaway, 110 SOND RACE Purse: five and a half ng Old Hickory, 97; Uncle Waiter, lume, 104; Jet? Bernsiein, 1; Disputep Tom’ Ho New York nd time that this) 3! jr first meeting, @ few! ty Teaultie ina dram, 104 p ad Weeks ago, Jack Dolan eighth miles; 2. Ter knee. jown on one sy a time it looked as if there would | te a free-for-all fight, as Savage made ttempt to get at Burke again and onde of both fighters immediate: d into the ring, The referec| trouble by rev | ly jam put an end to any Four furlongs In 0.48 {Oh aoe Burke leave the ring. The fight was | er bette | RIFTH RACE ngs; three-year | q pig disappointment. furlongs for | olds. Dixie Hummel, Gih Papas! |esattae, Bay . Jig | lelwh, 01 Sigat M 0, 104; ‘ K nd ices fyugsn nig | SWIMMERS IN BIG MEET. th . vr held under the auspices of the New! i Anna Jersey’ Lad 7 a York A. 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