The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1908, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1908. LATEST REPORTS AND TIMELY COMMENT OXHALL KEENE IS AFTER RECORD IN VANDERBILT RACE Sy Young Millionaire Says He Will Drive His 135 Horse-Power Racing Car Over Course in Eighteen Minutes. for speed tn the )To date, no accidents such an the 10 TLE the craze for epeece over Of a tire or breaking Ct an axle have Vander! p auto rac occurred on this speedway, but there the Long Island Motor Par is a belle among the mont experienced sinty roads next Satur- drivers that an accident of thle nature end Nassau County’ roads next Satur- drivers that an Seeident of thls nature day morning claim as a f Tee aii nthe dirt roadway. e what | he athletic honors at | mes of the City | s Dam Park, Tho ores won by a single point, gei- | al of 20 to the 19 scored by tho The summeries follow: 40-Yard Run (Mend Yon by Hears ty; H. Gattney, 1, Moaesson, 1900 (10 ya the “jean Handicap)—Won by Ciizvon | Mi (seratehs; J. Rosenberg, 1904 M. Kaplan, | liv ime, 4m. 34s, fre-Dend Heat’ petween 1 J. Trupen, 1910; Mf. Men. ne, 2m. 248, jonaire or F The race will be started at day | Se reuaatly vs dn the Way of one Of (AB URUBL, AND) WIL be Of E58 mileee oy condition of the cup tace that ‘t Foxhall Kene, who has entered and course shall not be lens than 250 tn: will drive his big 185-horsepower Mer- cedes car, says that he will eutt of $3.46 miles in bet KIA COLLEGE TEAMS nearly eighty mies an hour that when the racing car comes | the stretch at the grandst nd } } | enormous speed of 10) miles per hour | will have been reached, fuily twenty i | miles per hour faster than has ¢ In the Motor Parkway Sweepsta week ago Herbert Lytle & ay speed of sixty-five miles per heur of Clifford Brokaw’s Isotta, a § Power car. The best | p was thought to be at speed for this cou years ago, but © eourse of thirty mil turned the circuit in the longer than Kee course six miles shor In the cup race ty Keene, driving t up in’ the lead unt these flying cars? eleven laps of the course, it being minutes, or at an ave been seen on a track in this vicinits about twenty-two 1 twenty-six minu or when he ran into a te put his racer out of this point fn the ra been holding his ov foreign drivers, an. have mail less driver Handicap)—wWon veil isa IO (20 Ciitton” Norn Time, 10m. 208. Handicap)—won by} U, with 19 feet ey by with 18 ov. Ivy tri Broad Jump (Hitratcap)— won O inches), with 41 feat himi iscratch), with 43 senberg (tly feet), with third | ches, NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT sonable weather the alleys will be well Duquesne Gardens, 1 : liled by pat Seattio hus also ¢ © bowling ive la ; i fever, and will be a lively candidate as The local senzon w ave fin the place for holding the tourney of the never equa in the history of bowling, Western Association orporated arean made to hold company has b d leading puginess men are giving support to foston the Nationa the third annual tournament of the \ vi bi : uh i undertaking. In F a Na Bowlng Association In Madi- Mick and Candlepin Association has son Square Garden, when $50,000 will be just held a big meeting, when atx New 1 n@land cities made a lively fight. for given in prizes, The American Bowling CORRENE WIN: (ig lo ULNA ® the next tournament, which will be held a 4 the new Somerset alleys the first two ay , formed, 2 BILITY to make ten strikes this VALE A winter {s certain to be considered @ useful accomplishment, for al- though the sport of @ winter season has apparent! started with July w er more {nterest is being shown In bowlin; all over the country than in any s yea With the et touch of sea- coy: YALE, FULLBACK, FEAL GOSS FROM Gh StHO0LS Sas - Mabie ‘The Horace Mann eleven will eof Pingry School, of Eltzabet afternoon, Manegar Atkinson Mann team. foeis from the Heights wi) | tren Mile vent at Celtic Park’ Runners. | season of 1998-09 promises to record breaker in athletics. Alveady the champions are get- 0 shape. Three athletic cham- | pa will be held next month. | he first to be contested ts the 10- mile national champlonship, which will Biayeesant a AM low held at Celtic Park on Nov. 1 ie 4 ine All the ance men of the district put ins E Weber Wil ue | will comp The most prominent out Feplaced at xuard by of town entries are Koy Weldon and ‘The Stuyvesant, ) reieem | Lee, of Boston, Weldon finished fourth shemae) ond Manager eee Johnny Hayes jn the Marathon in gallo; f t yy the Lee captured second place Yrving piace ean ax a net smile championship recently island. cliuwing Saturday the national ntry title will be decided at | tk. AM the lovat ciubs have | it teams as lave the Boston Later in the Trave This season will mark the first ance of the H ¢ word of socker foot Baa deen elected tar Instruction of Coach Je expected. t red th ollewes. roach Holinas. antl the collegiate cross country school Kraduate wh will id Piinveton, The big Mann eleven exes have had their teams in tras sonier in Dona 5 10F event for the lust ten days, | eof. the Re had ©: 1 position and | 4 four of tive ing injuries ovaed sixteen pound throwing. free en ib Barscheider eratea Trust, please no to firet, The Townsend Harris ati aironm tock ae Yesterday afternoon, A Dig athletic meet will be ned tn Pat today u the ausptees of the Pat- | n Harriers, A numb @ local stare din the several track events. Convest avenu. Daly the big runner of the Trish A. Cy is favorite for ine ten Late Sporting Queries | ' Answered by R. Edgren ; —E | Siturday, Aug. 8 game played between | Chicago Cubs and New York Giants, "To the Sporting Editor a EA. | A bets that during the stx-day bicycle Between 38,000 and 20,000, race the six-day riders leave ‘ihe | track when there ie & short distance To tho Sporting Telitor | race between Frank Kramer or any Did Cy Young, of the Boston An: - 4 gaine of nine inn here only twenty he bat? other short distance rider, I bets the cans, pitel six-day riders keep right on riding, Who sous wins? ai Yeu, To the Sporting Editor: as Please, state in your valuable paper ‘Fe the Ope Waisor: the largest attendance at the No Will you Kindly inform me whether any intercollegiate fooibal! games have Deon played at the American League Grounds H.W. About 40,000, which is the largest Pakt Wo TL | authentic erowa on record Yes. To the Sporting Editor: ‘To the Sporting Baitor: Will you be kind enough to answer Will you kindly inform me if Jobn J, the fellowing question for two troubled Hayes, the Marathon winnes, 1s married? readers of your paper? A bets that This ts to decide a bet, ©. G, Leach Cross knocked out Battl Hur- | Not yet. ley in one veund pot Jong ego. If 80. will you be kind encugh to state when | ‘To the Bporting Fxiitor and where the fight took place? Will you please answer the following W. Vo AND H. @. A bets that a man can steal second base,| One round at Roman A. € then steal first base aud then back (6 | 7. tne gy, thy Becond base without being called out, B | 7° ‘M Sporting Battor claims he cannot. Which is correct? =| Will you kindly inform me through PK. RH. the sporting columns of The Evening eon sien} as much as b What has become of Amoy Rusie, Ecerdon Tniees he ‘is touched out. vat + io &, famous pitcher of the ha Three Championships * ae - ‘strlen World" NUT HUMAN,” HS “BAT” ELS Will Bring Out Marathon |? WC KAY. HARVARD BACK. PENN. ACIS and is co that victory jent tha: he will fepea lation. Hortbere- i sHacay, HEAD OF THE 2 ze cults : of nSays No 5S rm: aay 7 (Special to ‘The Svening World.) mvers—\dut pame oe jonSaysN vrei e Affects LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONS. | ‘Has § ea mal Heart Whic n| ean mah nama evening Wont) | Allen tn: op Him and He Cannot Be | as Low as 40 to cecil i ah eo MI cial) 2p Knocked Out. the Minute. CAPT. BURCH Or SALE. 'Herreshott Loses in Barrows Wins in in the Semi- Final Round of Big hole. this EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN | scHoLastic SOCCER SEASON OPENS TO-DAY. The soccer season for the elementary {th three The high turday, the to-day—being as nes hools opens to-day Manhattan and Brooklyn. school season opened last games scheduled for Morris ys. ts follows: Curtis vs. Boys’, Commerce, Clinton vs. Townsend H and Commercial vs, Manual Training Morris Golf Tourney against bogey 6. Herreshoff on seventeenth missed a put of two aa Jerome Travers won from Bert All of Fox Hiiis, only on th Pf Allen at that point had to the ead- Competition. had kic Allen got down a 20-foot putt on the afternoon at the Morris second for a 2 to par % whil Club when Fred Herres- ‘Travers's two shortstops ov fourth ub when Bred Herres: jiout him. the hole, Allen went out of | ff, of N rk, was beaten 1 down bounds on the 2 and GH Joat the Role 45 a. All you ge On, was alin t MeAnniRrocninerenivatitaL 5 to play, ¢ squaring the the mateh, fi pretty good guy he's ‘di and | Mf the annual tourna: A ient lost the eleventh 6 to by Soa) out now.’ Thats atier your coin’s all | ment Barrows, the former ing in the sand-trap and Erni De ve es kone Princeton « Herreshoff lost from |putts, wiille Tenses Dra e on 1 ete vent Joe Guns a Look at the fellows who spent thelr c putting greens. ‘The ravers took three * tre y vard went u the next three Thom mat cae on NA. Saari IG points were on the fifteenth |{ng: Traverse fine, brassey Harrys that : 5 Harry Gediey, Bab Kits to } Herreshoff loat 7 to'6 after jatter topping from a : at} ex ever atime | 1 ART mie, and on /of the sixteenth, He flubbed from the 1 wai on the extra hole I t teent! shoft mins nee ‘A recently asked what he ad Ce eee i ‘ ty tw The cards: | County My nN ne ata come e t t Py Morris ‘County, 1 Oo soe 44656 ) . say I am not a human be i s 1 i; het des 4482 Canoe Brook stn opi 8 they're right,” fed the Bat bod HW In BM GT 444389 and continued: "I've got a sub- ne a a away clumsily, two THIS GAME HAS” REAL. Kopertea rmal heart. My heart beat ay ee monet hen Ll more t wey on the first ho Hobbing inthe ou ht a minute, y the phat was in a bicycle Barrows lost three holes in succes re NEW ENGLAND FLAVOR. rae u ye heart beats factory i ; Tih, in 1! he Herreshoff shaved par by halt| aren Te lertber has a > eight a was | ckamit . tanith 2 | tyaltings at Celtic ne ip faethe f Parrows bungled the tenth ere Ronee onee r 4 i are John J. Jovee, Harvey Cohn, Jim - SHEPPARD GEIS badd ne GOVERNMENT JOB a the tina ‘on out ot" FROM PRESIDENT. *:: me Pangaea I'm not 4 hu- zen pla and it t twelfth we Barrows thirteent! Her spital a week was unconsclous 1 See 1 and col- howed match for to say that that heart ty as big looded and that n't ur ‘years I gave nis 40 RomotImes, DUE Fito I'm done with le ates in the Ulyinph is now ajm Melvin Sheppard, ner for the United $ |games at London last Jul ng point win 2 and was 2 shoft again. Both grew ry as the fourt stymle after each had made two fine! shots, ‘The Engiand colleges who reside in New York are delighted that a game has been scheduled in this city between Dartmouth and Princeton at the Polo Grounds on Nov Dartmouth has a large number of advates in New York, and their pres th. poorly halved in SIX) once ut the games will be swelled by a he fifteenth squared the delegation of the undergraduates and Barrows laid Herreshoff a|a fiimber of the alumni who reside in Boston and who coming here by special train to see their eleven play Against Old Nassau. ‘gains The elevgnth a © well halved. fine 4 to bo 5 on the ning point for | 1 was only 1 up ive at this point, | was the ¢ needed f a hole was Barrows's 6 t ! tun hedged sovernin ent official, havi “ERI Perea IA HOTT PP, q we AMUSEMENTS __AMUSEMEN 8. 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