The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1912, Page 12

7 PHE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1912. UP-TO-DATE ano wewsy| BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK HIGHLANDERS WANTED FOREIGN CHAMPIONS EASY FOR M’GOORTY Um | BOTH GAMES FROM RED SOX CHAMPIONS EDITED BY ROBERT vEDenEN AT HAVRE DE GRACE WITH JAIL SENTENCES act without authority trom ‘Sherift clark, who up to that time had not put in an appearance. ——<———— WOODBINE RESULTS. FIRST RACE—Three-year-olds and ; up; six furlongs —Caper Sauce, 124 ienced (Adams), first; Marcovil, 108 (Teahan), | . second; Lilburne, 116 Mbebtgeg ne i H . Time, 1171-6, Bursar, Mopn- "ie tall Baltimore Police Again at Race| ns sftp sui as ' i i oe! , Ledo! 180 . pe ey Track to Arrest Those vee Mutuela Bald. Caper | ace a ait 3 arco’ THe Encusy First by 5 to 2 Soore. CHAMPION Lilburne, Who Take Bets. —— teu aA or (( OuPLE BATTING ORDER. “WINES HAVRE DE GRACE, Md., Sept. %.— (Allen), secon third, ‘Time— Kirby, Clan xCoupied, $2 mutuals straight %. ted Squirrel, Squirrel, William New York, wea, ag Boston, Counsel for the Harford County Agri- Hendricksen, rt. cultural and Breeding Association, which | ; conducts the race meeting here to-day, applied to the Harford County Circuit Court at Bellaire for an injunction re- straining the Sheriff or any one else from interfermg in any way with the conduct of affairs at the ti Mate-Attorney Gen. Poe represented Eddie MoGoorty Puts Out Eng- lish Champion Harrison in %.90, show $3.50; THIRD RACE—Twe furiongs.—Paris Queen, , 107 (Martin) sec- M. Williams, 0 Caldwoil, p. O'Brien, p. aes a ; 100. (Connoli U Den a Hi the State authorities, who contend that One Round. Ktussanen 12,000, bs te bookmaking and betting at the race -. course ia illegal and are endeavoring to FENWAY PARK, BOSTON, Mass., , stop it. i jcome id Paris Green, straight Tun Wont) tO |Bept. ~The Highianders, elated over a ‘Twenty-five policemen from Baltimore | Mutuels pai ari 4.60, place $1.10, show $2.90; Moving Pic- in charge of Deputy Marshal Manning show $200; Maid of ‘Were at the race track again this after-|ture. place ea. ow $11.7 RACE — Two-year-old! Michaelmas Handicap; *Leochares, 125 (Teahi a aie champion of England and holder of | the Red fo: somewhat different Bos- the Lord Lonedale championahip|ton team in the second game. Wolverton chore Caltwell for mound arttet, white Buck O'Brien was the fiinger for the lohamptons. Young Krug took the veteran Wagner's piace at shor stop am! Hen- ricksen took charge of the right garden, ‘Thomas the youngest of the Red Sox USTARTE id woeneon ta > Retna HAVRE DE GRACE WINNERS. Ow 9.8 Wi HAVE HEMT PALURS TS Kapa QNs AK aot the middleweight their victory in the firet game, went after J Menning notified ——s Ther Must Have HEARD “HAT Anbar Fiae Im LUNNON “Tow went the way of all inveding Kna- lish champions last night. He lasted Jest two minutes and fifty-four seconds Wh Bédie MoGoorty. He did a litte Detter than Dave Smith, the Australian ard, 106 (Ada: iF Lewin, Cogo, Rifle Brigade, Hearts of Oak and FIRST GAME. fterglow also ran. Mutuels | : champion, who stood in front of the — ee ee to .| paid: Leochares, straight, $4; place, Amertean & minute and eighteen seo-|oatchers waa behind the bat. BOSTON. FIRST RACE—Three-year-olds and Sheriff Clark was not pr 60. Flabbergast, placef onda, First Inning—Midkiff singled to cen- R. H. O. A. 2] Upward; selling; lx furlongs.—Ben him. $3.10, Tankard, show, ‘MeGoorty to-day has the best olaim| tre. Chase sacrificed, Engle to Cady. | Hooper rt. +1 0 1 6 6| Loyal, U2, (Butwell), 7 to 6, 8 to 5 and 1 Despite the warnings of Deputy Mar- *Coupled. tm sight to the world’s middleweight | Daniels out, Yerkes to Cady, Midkiff | Hendrickaen, © 0 @ © 0) to 8; first. Amoret, 109 (Hischbaum), 6 championship. His quick victories| going to third, Lelivelt fanned, NO| Yerkes, 2b. 9 2 8 2 O6}Court, 105 (Moore), 10 to 1, 4 to 1 and 3 over the best from England and Aus-| RUNB. Speaker, ef. . ® 1 1 0% O}to 1; third. Time 1.15 2-8, Myles O'Con- tralia leave only France with a con-| Henricksen out, Midkiff to Chase. |Lewis, ¥. ¢ 1 8 4 ojnet, uady Irma, Cunning Coon, Rose ; tender who'd have @ possible chance| Yerkes doubled to left. Speaker fanned. 2 6 a4 2 9{ Queen, Nonpariel and Gir Giles Onager with him. He may go to France now| So did Lewis, NO RUNS. ‘ee iy tr} ou to meet Carpentier, the famous French Becond Inning—Gimmona out, Yer- oos68 1 9 middleweight champion. kes to Cady, Hartsell fanned. Me- o 0 0 4 1] B (5 A Oe Eat Here Now, You'll Buy under the stipulated 160 pounds steipped.| Engle beat out a hit to Chase, Cady -— — — =| won; Tartar, 105 (Butwell), 7 to ry Ringside weights, in ring costume, were: | tanned, Krug filed to Danicia, Thomas 2 6 7 4 Ite 8 and out, wim Never before have we offered so many attractive MeGoorty, 165 pounds; Harrison, 163. When they stood in their corners wait- *Thomas batted for Bedient Bled to Lelivet ninth, Ey NO RUNS. the] (Byrne) 10 to Fall materials — Never before have better values t PEESIERS peneid been shown. ing for the bell there was ittle to NEW YORK. THIRD RACE —Three-yea choose between them in apearance. Mo-| HARVE DE GRACE ENTRIES. RH. O. A. Mt He and ts i Goorty dlan't carry any extra, weight ee 22 oF 0 6 "ite Hutchison, 100 (Frach)., Suits Made to Measure, $25.00 ran iy an athlete as| RACH TRACK, HAVRE DE GRACE, ven and 2 to 6, won; Reybourne, i i i a one could see anywhere. He hes the| Md. Sept. X—The entries for to-mor- ae (Ford), 4 to 1, 7 to band $ to 6 second; pe tieMa Noah baled ‘ ee hate 1 2 2 § [Col Cook, 101 (McIntyre), even, 2 to 5 ch 4 iat hisal —— 0 2 6 © Ofand 2 to 6S, third. Time, 1.61. Affable, tour of red and gold. Exclusive patterns sonew 0 1 2 4 0) Supervisor, Sticker also r - thy cae temic ready-to-wear clothes or by 9 1 6 6 1| FOURTH RACE~Three-year-olds and other merchant tailors. bond see data lines be tate e ety 1 2 % 2 Olupwards; selling; one mile and seventy) Suiity,) i Minaning ride mia . Have your clothes made—the only way to absolutely om om we 2/7e » UM, GBhlettinger), 2 to 1, Sam B Mh, Tac ria oe insure fit—and just the style and material you Most handiest to eolng i the bell rang. ibis NF When the men came together it wes 106 (Diggins), 7 to 2,| produce x iting, i PtH. RACE—Fou begin ae niet ae a) oo0 atts Meir eee 7 ‘tolor,” 1) ° Two base hits, Lewis, McConnell, Engle, Speaker. Three base hits, Dan- fels, Hartzell, Gacrifice Chase 2,| Stairs, 106 (Butw: Midkiff. Sacrifice fi bases, Chase, Simm: desire. Write for style book and samples. second. No othe ), 18 to 5, 7 to 5 a Absconder, 107 “*hiyiee tinea aL At to 1 and 3 to 1, sec- penane ate » and om MoMillan. Base ond; Wood Dove, 105 (Dunn), 7 to 2, 6 to 5 and 8 to 5 third, Time, 1.53.] 10! 4) Hughle Quinn, Last Rays, lim Prin-|man, 11 | gt out 8 Jong. lett i] playa, Bedient, Cady to Wagner, Yerkes| cess, Senegambian and Jim Caffrey| — *”orenes_sllowsoce, | track my as 7 weie to Cady, Wild pitoh, McConnell, Time, | al i hes 9 fine, wide jaw and a good neck. oie fag ake Sada WOODBINE ENTRIES. LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept. | 24.—The| Mat r EMP eto EAE Al =] (EP ODROME, He Secame 2 little mere cautious, bul : entries for to-morrow are as follows TROIS closed in ax if futent upen forcing the BRIGHTON TO CLOSE RACE TRACK, WOODBINE, To- furan — hey, tt oo; haba ast iad RE Agntnig. aaah bad teak ohne cll Bee with WITH SIX-HOUR RACE, | RONTO. Ont.. sept. 34—The entries for! Carpatila, | 108;""Le tia. Dwyer, 108, Octie a || Deries of Complete New Pare i ‘MoGoorty snapped another teft to iy closes ta * | ton morrow’ are as follows: | ies ert HO Dove i i 4 ‘ — a kept ad bobbing with little upper- j Mine tices ak cet Vine tees | iin. |] WINTER GAKUIN aie chin. ‘Say, wait @ minute, Mo- = fallen scollled hrough the nar} giy‘nours of speed will be the closing oe Ro x fife ined. ives (het TH) MAT, NO. DAY Sor i* ‘All th event at whe § dium Motordrome at Keats, ante 1p. P | a Fabrik WILLIAMS |] w COMEDY Bw Brighton Beach next Sunday afternoon hifon Purse; THE RL FROM MONT \ i and night. The pick of the Eastern sre (y gree SNe @love on the elusive Mike. Gibbons compete in this final { mart claimed afterward that he had hurt a hia right elbow in the fourth roun Sis run "isi | but he showed no injury during the], M. xi 10) bout. He Met cleanly and delidewately, ee hard jo Bal Maloney has tmpro vt deal singe tenn | ecteasbath, Bile. Or4p, Ze-Day,2. emt, Age fe : ether, | Sores at Club's often, Bin Av. Bldg. @ Warts CASINO Fisker A Sen ie. Be ’ = = FULTON © Wet KRY ESS * eRe AI Bg le Regen Regge BN Pees Shae ||| MAXINE ELLIOTT pomp though he couldn't land Brighton course last Friday and Satur- fF JUNE MADNESS aah St ae ADY "WONT y. 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