The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1908, Page 12

ie PME EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1906. THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK [notin } -BASEBALL—THAT’S ALL! ST.LOUIS MAGNATE Le ~THREATENS JUMP Cy FROM NATIONAL \ | (ee Stanley Robison, of Cardinals, Said to Be Dickering with American Association, {UP TO DATE AND NEWSY The i i Uncertain Life of a | st? LOUIS, Mo. duly $—To jump the f | wational League and transfer his fran- Ballplayer—Nelson a SE ee eT eran (athe RERHE ssoclatio: {s i) the Y Strange Mixture of Many —. [Se Braaey EU He cabeen eats J, BRusH other National League club owners bee cause he believes they are in a secret i neue oes "7 agreement to force him to sell out his y EW PITCHER, holdings ing to sell or trade him i YG ie 7 good players, Robison {s about to : and skittles, It's easy to sit J ~ : ae | retall te by potting a old va , 4 a lea and lead in league t up in the grand-stand and } / 2 : ede dream about the joys of a ball play- ge How it ee ne nu ene 0 ent will j ers life. They look so clean and eG Ce A GIANT be twentv-tiy caea RIT E un-browned and well clothed, And __ r cs = pcb) i ee as also come int ayaa: then all they do is play for a living. ° It must be fun to do nothing but play baseball and live In hotels— Ig anders Lan what? fs one of the most uncertain business | ¢ n Tie secession \y Race Attendance __Up to Former Days. ii » { Qualities 3 EING a ball player isn’t all beer ! j 4 propositions in the world An see ’ ae ce aeRO Yesterday Piet of the meeting day's crowd ii s dent that wouldn't be worth mention: | : : jee tn base 1h esen PANDaSey Peete bly [alike Utsee OL tak| (Ola, mnInDE: leARUE ai ; 2 F i was y with those o peo: ii ing §n some other profession Is fatal Elberfeld’s Team Seana Hits They ate ho! a fh chances, | Rich Purses, However, Are a old days, when tie betting ring Was National | vet to a ball player's future. You might Uniess St, Louis makes « | the buslest place on the course be a first-class lawyer even thoush| Botto F La tT tt looks ag it Dwtroi: ts ay: | ‘ poral TUS hdd 6 Gadd dtm one (wiiied tt m Rung of Ladde ith the | pennar ee eg TH, TTS a | Thing of the Past at | The days of big purses and rich) = ankle, but you couldn't play ball In After Long Fall. Keeping, then full of kinier.” He keeps | All Tracks. akes are passing, and peraps it ts AMUSEMENTS. championship form. | theta lata vain oC Wlatttes tui ‘ better so. When one comes to think | to New Ams] And even success makes a ball play- through the team tht shows how well the | the matter over carefully, why shoul “TERIAL GARDENS q rf r veether In epirit as well 3 in play. Did you ever’ see a winnity jball club that waa not made up of Kidder As age 8 9, nal Produc: BY VINCENT TREANOR, * "80 be privileged to win in one | BAD aie panty oe single race a small-sized fortune of ers residence uncertain, Shine a lit too much and everybody is conspiring BY BOZEMAN BULGER, E-R-P-L-U-K! | ' for a chance to grap you and annex 1), The Glan | F the Brighton track's attendances | trom sioo0 to 25,00, which man NEW BALK ita 8 letters sound Ike a dull yr¢.G ck yesterd Ce iy O00 to $25,000, eh any | | NEW YORK g\P3 1) 11% you to some other city. Perhaps LASHES SITUA RERNIeRae | teaies relieved. by | INANAGER "Ki" ELBERFELD'S I keep up to the average of the last man struggles for in vain fora life: | CARLE in MARY’ 5 “LAMB Spade likes Cincinnat!, Perhaps he'd Q u cat ‘and, tel- | ChcaKo Hats o (00k 8 tumble, Latest HiT | * two days the Association will not in. Two or three Bigdetakennaritne MUD prefer playing with his team matea, ¢rs have struck rock bottom, and, mame S| ’ be much a big loser after all at the end j0Ve RO Or shoid satisty any | JARDIN de PARIS »...00",9 the Reds, Perhaps he doesn't enjoy bee 2 RDINAe FARIS the prospect of being regarded as a Ste hey ten co be Gimbine daa 5 i | value of $1,300 or Weuehe to be | FOLLIES OF 19 New Yorker, or making this his home | Port: ¥ A u D t M. C sufficiently tempting. Stakes of auch | x MIGURTIC oT NaTeR aah town, or being under McGraw, for |the line unless the rules be so changed ané to (VE aster not er ance ealleiaas the 8 tia ceunieta PEA Eee uaattintceee : P d persona! reasons. ‘hat makes no dit-/@# to add a few more clubs to the Brooklyn, Reallzation and the like are | GEO, M. COHAN, “Parson, | ference, Some sort of a alae taro and give them another chance seldom won by a poor owner. Stables | Temporary Vacation July t1 ta Aue, a1 gives J. Brush chance to hand out)At last we have dropped anchor in a ike Keene's, Belmont's and Whitney's @ few dollars (not to Spade) and grab | harbor that is safe. | usuaily hada moregaxe on him, The rope settles around his Washington made a determined fight AGhS kee nail ; "8 : yorite resting-place in —— Pf and matinee daily down- kk, He is yanked away from his to hold her favo 8... >Q ———— a ROOF nec yanke y Mie eae aueacualiy ned toteivel ia Beginning Monday ait puraee at ntulre in Vic low citizens, you may breathe a sigh of relief, That's the last southern —J own team, and the next day he i haan f el F aren a Brighton will all There wi! 1). travelling away from home with his to the onsiau of DACA For Purse of $30,000, of TERMS NAMED IN ARTICLES. Articles Call for a Finish Fight be pe overnie tae, than BERNARDI vat tt former enemies, the Giants, from the Bee, LH ie ukd as Vhich Nel PRU PAIREEAUTIng INGIARIR EATER GR TE : Tou, with an 06: A) atake of $1,500 TRUDE WOE RMA Yep. Being a bail player te very reacted a firm foundation preparations — Which Nelson ds to Re- pele—Battling at Ely, Nev., on Mecabny rate tno ginnera. end oo ois |] Hide ata tnt Ne, slants COL, much like being @ slave In the old days, will be rete brace He ue ural eaive ($20 000 Br ream Ney: L ' D pect. the (aorrantioe ova.’ In each cam u ¢ 2 y the auction block Is missing. He ery, and we'll make a fresh start to- ive $2 i" a finish, ay. waa the ockevahlg mom ont wa ie Her it re wins to, but that day, Incentive—Purse of $80,000, Hghtweight championship title and receipts of abor ay: | chance These bore vain es a ae means the end of his baseball career., Tnere 18 no earthly reason why the pictures taken of tno fight, Lia TONIGHT! rO-NIGHT! Date of fght—Sept. 7 (Labor Dry aftemoon). Division of purse=Nelson to get $%,00 and two-thirds of fight picture receipts, Gans to recelye $10,000 and one-third of fight pictures, Refere to be selected not later than Aug. 20. Rood many of the rei like McCahey, Sweet also the spectators. At the recent ans fight two-thirds af the women pre jedan uproar by thelr deafening yells nn Nelgon had Gans arorey, Tolthe fbbon cou for his, then, |New York club should remain at the However, you never hear of traded | bottom, but, like the imprisoned negro, bail pa: ning away, THe all who was told they couldn’t put him in look fairly fat and hearty. Perhaps | ji, one of the players very sagely le velvet on the chains, 7!» u ‘ pieretie) She: Leste Jremarked last nignt, “Well, you wee ry LU t first tothe different club stags by his jwoere I is.’ It de the first time that fighting, haa been matched to OT a peep out of Joe Gana since | the Nevada promoter, to meet in a fin- wondert i eteat by Battling Nelson, }the New York American League team "O° | Jay. r vi t Tononah, on July4,] Jimmy Coffroth. the fight promoter of inect Figtting Dick n for six rounds N his defeat by Battling on the tail end eines a cup (ii fenta at Ely, Nev., on Labor Day fey ona on rund: | callrarmte, hae practically deciied, not foe in'the main Your at the he Brown THE MIMIC WOR! 'D ea ciSiN0 ee Saturday. 2 TRE Ti = GIRLS: mee DALY!S Hroadwaiy & 30th BY JOHN POLLOOK. Boris NELSON and Joe Gans are going to fight again They were matched In San | pranciaco last night by ‘"Tex” Rickard, Paddy Sullivan, the local lightwetaht te Miaking a reat naine for stars all the time Upton was caught had, Arasee Little Bi tor |has be excupt a very natural requ 10,00 er tt hand, | low any more women to witness t Gymnasium A.A, mation, ; turn match, Joe Isn't a squealer. was established on hilltop, dust |20F ® purse of Boe ; cine to Sullivan with aif? which he brings off at ble oven al | Reckaway Beach, Besides Evgs,, 8.16, Matinee Saturday, 2.18. Laas f from many other | wnat M. Elberteid 5 to do|. Articles of agreement were signed by | ; pen Jack suddenly stopped fight: Toima, al, a they screech and yell #0 loud this dod fiaht, { between - In this he differs what Manager Eiberteld proposes to do | aenters and their managers. Willus Ing. _ that thes Rot only annoy the fighters. bul Yolo Bvann andi ie Toy, Kessner ea, KEITH & PROCTOR’S losers who try to squirm back !t0 labour it we are not prepared to say, but wuile favor by Knocking thelr con- jhe can rest assured that Washington |Britt signing for Nelson, while ave Fae eee Ta CL nyc maint sane ede : ‘ Q Sammy Smith. Be, former, Quaker Cit he wil run loose some day ani win, ner, Laddie Mme. Daly Mat 4 Hhattling Nelson himself set |!* not gomg io sit idly by and be Selig affixed his signature for Gans. [Abra emt hy » oa y afraid he will run loose some day an ae tes querores SA IDs 7 bery? when Poved of its restful old berth for any According to the articles Nelson is to }ing local fighter, wno Has teelen The Parsons) Liberty, Laastiel magazing " th St. 14 Solohe. Phe Naked Truth Winger up an awful shriek of “robbery” when | ieigu, of time, | eecelve $2,000 whether he wins, lo | tigh BU) any a eel 4 made Win firet abnearance’ yesterdays and Me" Mz & Mo tha oe Go" ws Mar dhe, Gane beat him at Goldfield. Bat car- | recelve $2 it others, aze p punches Ine atx-round Tee te test ot quite @ circulation r Ladies Tieadiy & Friitny Matte, | y , ! \ es a draw, while Gana is to get Dout at the next stag of the Wairlwind A. | $s. ried his shriek with him i pelt | kokeniee, be auror! at the prediction | Or boxe |e of Harlem, on Wednesday night, When {8 The Pipoin going to graduate? f Me ear way & th , ag find It still had the eame pier ae ad Ne ver middiowetent She's had many @ chance. and has always en 81S 1 Bs tinisa in the fire divi: | the remaining $10.00. ‘The referee 's i) ity montis later when he returned to{#lon, bu: thaw what i honealv believe |, solected not later than AuE' gee the clever middie meleht Bien’ thereabouta, ‘but never mood enough to ; Wet erica. @inays, and there are (ow beraons Informed and bo ers are to spend thirty! the Rochester fighter, or beat him de- |W! | Mat To. DAY, 15, tkK — On Daseball matters who Will deny the fa vely in. thelr coming @ix-round bout THE thas Savy MOND HITCHCOCK GE wasn't a symptom of grest-) chat New York has the talent neces: | days training In Nevada, Nelson Is also | 8 ot Tey sae cttthe Roman An Ce unos The Wester layers and players are m t Nelson But he ts a! Sry for a first-class club. When they do to receive two-thirds of the recelpi | night. ot else he will lose the chance of ink It very Interesting for thelr Eartern Go. ROU ‘D, {Added to the All-Star Cast {incnding MSneT Te ness a Feorganige thelr scattered forces and atart 3 ‘ Ring Dl Papke. the Western middie. brethren. etrange mixture of many qualities. | out "many a club in the American League {0M the pictures taken of the Aight. T at Billy Elmer's Collgeum A, ar [i Amired about |Wiii have to be on the jump to buat them. The stag scheduled to be held by the on 28, Tawta Is working for the bat. | Moorish King must get another chance, ow. Muntings, evelda There are things to be adm [The ohang kolng to come about, tha lehtwel fer d . . te Kingston, Y. He is long overdue, & Ward Pattling Dane in spite of unt! Elberteld gets back In the ecently tal # An: | Whirlwind A.C. last night, at which | Countess the Battling eas in seizing any Pant 10) only step by | n Long, the sporting pian | |Joe Walcott and Jack Robinson were Kid Locke, who “Tecently bested Youne Steeplechase Rider Crumbly tried {he same st. | Paull, Ward toughness, his quickness in se: His in ce mete fi Loughrey and atopped Kid Stein, wants to Acrobatic stunt as Davideon did Tueslay, Pte | Ferret) Brow + advantage in match-making or y if At ‘A vt yelapie [to meet in the main bout, was post. MAEMO oP tne Tocat liehtwelen and showed that It's not ae hari as it looked Cie ett tale tinues to get Kid may be Seer ana aitorpa ty poned for a week. The pollce informed | aimed hie challenge particul at tire Ev.8 $0 Mace.Wed in a fight. the line-up. before. the end of another eet Jonnny Sfuroby | Marto, Fr ind. MeGarry, REVEN TH he frat place, he ts absolutely The new manager can't get there NEA the club officials that they would not ifs ‘an Inducement he Greeno showed a fiash of his old form Wed. Mat In the fat p fe no any too culckly, 4 bata Healthy gains were made by anumber oi the show ti 4 please make one. locke {9 a tough under Sweet. Funny how these apprentice REAT. the gamest living fighter. There ts jae ed Q thie hb da Gann) 3 TONE | Cosel ee menon Ac ec OLle ate AA me, Prettuition, and will make any of the foole boys can wel. more out of some horses than REAT ~ PAID IN FUL quit in him t's a quality admired | With all their bad Re hard, ol etae © iy Ho eeEI SW result close to 1,00 members were dis- | hustle. the alleged tars of the game, my f losses. ‘dt at to determine ost popular a hat his trade's appointed. Tha club officials gave ina pee M! club tn Oreste New York and vicinity, sone Pair onectl BONE | a Jt ae, ¢ quality o| ——- |lect Het of te nat have a thousand | nted confidence in himeelf, bc Desauthlage inent tenioeulat or more votes to thelr creat, angie they BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES. MORE DAYS OF RACING MORRISON" S—AOCKAWAY BEACH! field he came back to the ring again, also intimated that they had plenty of Mat, 3./Rya Tanguny.J.&Thonnle Thorntay heat a lot of oth Kept on for use e) the con- (Specia! the Evening Word) A rearrangement of the racing ached-, Jockey Club, Sept. § to 10; Brooklyn |PY8.20\Gns Edwirda: school Hove & Cele. going, and all the closes on next Wednesday, July 1 BRIGHTON BBACH RACE TRACK, Gans le le for the remainder of the seagon Jockey Club, Sept. 21 to Oct. 3; Brenton ; 4 July {Following are the entries for \ i and Norfolk ¢ sub mores care following the present meeting at Beach Racing Association, Oct. 6 to 10; NORTH BE :ACH BY Brighton Beach will be decided on at a Park, Oct. 2 to 4; Jamaica, nelf a card agair Bood)y bunches) to-d FIRST RACE—Three-vearolds and up Belmont 5 fight me, beco plenty more to come, ward, maidens; mile and a sixteenth | mpecial meeting to be held by the rep-| gct, 26 to Nov. 4, and Aqueduct, Nov, |FREP FIREWORKS TONIag tor Sighting me than for figt ‘ = ant the closing of the con- 4 ED | resentatives of the various racing asso-| 5 to 14 Free Vaudeville in Ballroom Every Er. body cise,” sald Nelson, And ‘ha.'s At Gravesend. the teams Interestad are ee lations at the Brighton Beach track | ‘The origina! allotment of dates (GAO) ADMISSION FR just what did, ‘Things came t and are hust- to-day. Saratoga July ® to Aug. 2; Emp! froeg! SATURGAY ont. SUNDAY go that Nelson was the only lghtivetght a ‘The most important alteration s the City, Aug. 12 to Aug, 2. nine days of | FREE SHOWS that could draw a dig house with Gos, e list rave 10 or complete cutting out of the fall meet: which would, have been, in oon is At All Times and so the promoters were willin: 2 sto lows Relnferd i Ing of the Empire City Association, Ghavbsend, Sept. 14 to Sept, 26; Brighton | Miss int and her Daring Hose put up a far larger purse for Gans to s ] ot Arnis ivr | order to give Saratoga four more clear jieach, Sept. 28 to Oct. 3, Belmont Park, | PRAMAS TUTE Tet aban fieht hin for any other ma x Re ; jorence Tt 105 days, Hitherto the plan was tor Sara- Oct 50 Ost 4 and pire ct y, et B yans wante money, and Neleun $7 BAT MAS furlongs BANG LENE : z RACE} Four year-olds and up i 19 to Oct, 4. The Jamaica and Aque Gans want ney, and gH schues hendican tad Pi toga to run from July 9 to Aug, i1,/ 19 to Oct. Ot. The vime in both sched. LV Bey enree EA allan atiatak SUN i s ci] _ with Emplre Clty opening on Aug. 12° (jes. Saratoga thus gains four clear INA at zeeHele. ain , a z Has a w t and continuing until Aug, %. The, days, and Empire City has its origina f ee j i 1 i summer dates unimpaired a G In gra * : Mpadra ame led schedule will be a follows: allotment of summer daies unimpalred | K 9 DHE 3@ 5 Six Bs y, | Baw 4 Saratoga, July % to Aug. 18; Empire | toga, while the Cop oa Taian sockey 4 : Jrooklyn) lcity, Aug. 11 to Sept. 4; Coney Island Club gains one day for Its fall meeting. | 6 EN s ' HARVEY 1 Line 2 = —— ———_————— BRIGHTON BEACH. PARK Ar { 1 s x. Ha and \neonias BEST LCLION OF JEKUSALEM, ' TORO « Geena “Juniors STANDING OF THE CLUBS. PAIN’S EXTRA GRAND DISPLAY. i - it old fillies and AMERICAN LBAOUB. NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 € furlongs: W. LPC! Club. W.b Pc! ciub W.L, PCA Club, Ww... PB things Si! : , Bs $5.1 § ‘ eo peiroit 42 40 98h) Phila’ phia. Bee Chong 42 gt M0) Pia pia, 29 35 AK STEEPLE | CONEY LANDS ] i 1) Was HY 81. Lould. 42 30 548! Boston, SHR GSS RICCWRG SR 6h ES Cae) Botton +s Bd 40 aed CHASE | FUNNY PLACE ef 13 Bhi i Mle 8: lon. 1880\New York, .42 | St. Louts ke - ; er 4 Ra A : rs oe Guietes 8 Bik| New York.:27 45 {875 Cincinnat( AS 38 1821 Brooklyn, 28 42 382 | A LAUGH IN EVERY SPOT, 7 A ow York) ‘ —$<$< nis W tosedu fs J RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. i f : We page | BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS, . k Detroit, 6: New York, Fy Gineinnatl $1 New York. & | | tke aged i ; ; ane and one: | gee ' 1H ERRerine | stmanon ta Epa AG aD cj) gin eame | | BRIGHTON BEACH MUSIC HALE, fs z LU 4 Mt em 4: Washington, 7; Chicam M UTR \ ne game, M.Wills, DeHaven Sextet Jowett! Ant! c 1 s t ‘Mh Marlana qj 99 St. Lol Boston, 2, Nat M. 4 ttl Trou, fig ting And Ne fn Nn now, |s ' RAVEN 1m Lou hee G American Dancers, Tom Jack ‘Tro, cube Hee ta laavcs ; aig. thet rlong 825, | Vifonk WB) POURTH RACE. Three-sear-olde and up: GAME#) SORE DULED EOE Dane, JRE, Wotelock, - erveniuge ee) eee err l ie n Ist evzing Wan 48 onhATAHNCS. aeleante ane cue Detroit at New York New York at Cin Reser rath at Abranain & StTause an no new phe : za ps ( Mink \ or Bhs Zlenat 103, Chicago at Washington | Brooklyn at Chica | Anerson Plano Warerooms: him off ‘he ile @ before { Ci wins alton A 18 Louls at Phiiadelpnia. Boston at § ' \ ia fand at Bi |_ Philadelphia i = - Thedak : SA saniere A ii? SSS sed There r 4 raat Dolly sn ‘3 ee a ascascial : 5 SPORTING, a ' 0) ir Lyn nh, | AAR Aa Hal 8 x ‘ ‘ tas Moonshine ¥ Loyal Maid, 198; ‘tos Nelar fon wi 5 stink HOt Sallor art. ‘ oa WINDSOR ENTRIES. Girt ta Binle Fin, Melten land k : . TIEN | RACE Tro vraroids: siting Flat Creek, 111 on fide , is f EEC TTT) ‘ . p FIFTH RACE One and thrae-sixteenth | 6o 4s z FIRST RAC Five and onehalf furlongs ed veaesaide a Awa | ite re Ss 6 four-vear-olde and upward: gelling, -Mary giles thret-year-alds and. upward. gelling - , O Rac t c kK Fy : Hall 101, Punky. 190; Jaek Dolan. 12: |sytiiintones U4: Goutle, 100, True Bos td y ace Every Hot even cx DIN © " Reile of the Tay, 10 oval Onyx, 100: | sronvesan, 00: Royal hence. eet. flac at 2.30 PP cait aa : ~ OLYMPIC STAG TO-NIGHT. Waterbury, 11%: Bhowman, 108; Prince | Qn" The “hauenraun. 100. 1. M~Eckert, | Reached by All Routes to Coney tal at i Hehenioha, 111 : 108; Restoration 104. *King of the Valley 5 : 0 SECOND RACH -Five furlongs, two-year fom! Wilton. Lackaya, 12 @ bore « A 1 olds. se thy Webb, 7; Mrs. RAGE. Pett , f : ' : i 2 avenue ore of the T five nA‘ 108; Mack | Mowe Ca herine Azure Mald, Use Big @ for ann tere ae . ‘aa n 7, | me wling ey. ast OT, Mr 100 lady Riche, 105. | Couno: discharaes, inflam mi Dane MM ‘ y ‘ . a . i Point. 108, Raleleh. 10. Prootivity, 101 irritations of nicer poggins , Nf ! pa Fla a THIRD RAC millaie the 1 : Senator Rarret:, "108 of macous membrtn a « e 8 art a f \ant onae pry and upward Miss Marjorte 99 c } VE One mile; three-year: less, and wot to beat Neleon at bis own ks at i 5 ounce t HO, Lawrence P . olds: pe'lin apie. Maid Oreneaaue. ess " rors b Polly Prim, 107; Mart'n Doyle, 112 M1: Tamme. 10d: Tole Cavanagh, 107, La 2 Ma ’ IURTH RAI i a furl jeunnesse, WO: Eateiie + WOl; *King Avon- Baseda!i bo-s Amertean |i ere w : ers ng ° will be rolled te teorvearvoldan ie 1a te | dates 103; Glivedear. 110: *Arrowewift Ba: Daague Pak SY Decrot tee Matched pugiiists aitoping © spread for the dian, Hunt, Me ety | Kine Thistle, 108; Lady’ Leabel” lot 3 “Aporentice allowanes clatmed oaopher, inh ie 108;, *Aporentice allowance. Clear: fast.