The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1913, Page 10

“ERS BVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1018. lovoon ATHLETE Smith Heads Columbia’s List ) , Paetiven, “you would lke“tobe a per- ) potas! target for this gunman. Every be woultn’t 40° anything ike that MARLBORO RESULTS. FIRST RACK—Two-year-olds; about three furlongs; puree $900.—Grasella, 112 (Grand), 1 to 9 and out, first; Littlest Rebel, 182 (D, Hoffman), 1 to 2 and out, second; Rummage, 113 (D. Sterling), 4 to 1, § to 6 and 8 to 6, third. Grasetla and Littlest Rebel coupled as the Tyree entry. Time, 971-6. Water Lady, Old Judge Suspends Sentence and _ Girl Boomes Bride in , Few Minutes, @HCOND RACE~Three-year-olds and upward: purse, $300; selling: about five furlonge.—Galinda, 109 (A, Piokens), 6 to 6, 1 to 2 and out, first: Miss Primitive, A Young woman stood before Judee|109 (A, Jackson), 4 to 1, 3 to 2 and 7 to 10, » O'Bullivan in General Gessions to-day|seqmnd; Strike Out, 111 (J. Hanover), 7 pleading for clemency for the man she|to % 6 to 6 and 7 to 0, third. Time, i Ridivagh be had crucily woundea|L@ti-S: Pink Lady, Agnes May, Huda’s — inter, Gin Rickey and Monkey also ran, The young man, Thomes J. Hiney,! TiriRD RACE—Four.year-olds and ‘Mo, 8 Went Twenty-cighth street, a] upwards; purse, $200; selfing; four and 7 sewenill worker, had just pleaded guilty|% helt furlongs. —Ueo, 107 (J. Han- we of shooting the young wom- an, Steurman, of No. %8 Tenth atenue, Ave times on the night of Octo- ber 14 last. “Please, judge, ict him @o,” Mies Gteurman, “for I ove him. He & to G/and 3 to § and 2 to 5, third. Time, 67 1-5, Gold Check, Mon Amt, Shreve, Top Rock and Sweet Owen also ran. FOURTH RACE — Three-year-olda leaded } wants to marry me, and I want to mar 40d Upward; purse, $300; selling; one y him.” [as and @ sixteenth—@upervisor, 107 > 3 (J. Hanover), 2 to 1, 4 to G and 2 to 6, “Im other words,” remarked Judge firet; Golden Castle, , 840 Band 4 man, 104 (C, Grand) Be would get drunk and jealous you) out, thint, Time, 1 lke to stand in front of his re-| Prince, Ella Grane, Stairs and Pretend also ran, caenichinahintatioan NORFOLK WINNERS. FIRST RACK.—Two-yearolds; sellin four furlonge—The Idol, 107 (Butwell) to 1, 6 to 1 and 2 to 1, won; Miss W: b 108 (Musgrave), 2 to 6 and out, secund:; Odd Cross, % (Deronde), ® to 1, 6 to 1 ind 2 to 1, third. Time—0.491-6,, Trifle, lone! C., Kedron, Lady Keterting and ‘ree Trade also ran, exclaimed the young wom-) ts she broke into tears. “I am sure! | o. (a interrogated Hiney, Re anid be had alweye been hard-work” etwaye find remunera- ‘otes 106 (Skirvin), oven, 2 to & and out, + Discovery, 108 (Troxier), 9 to 6, 3 5 and out, second; Wander Pitser, 106 .|(Van Dusen), 12 to 1, 4 to 1 and 6 to 5, caiplaselliaencees MARLBORO ENTRIES. The entries for toqnorrow's races are H § nt 3: vf i i elt ibe if it sf .} i z i fi al ilj Hf i f : 2 } i 3 | , ‘ Fe i] ; i i g Sordan, Francinean and Mace also ran. | ‘ Of Season’s Dependable Boxmen features of the Biue and White team thi HLA, SEASON OPENS WITH MEET AT CELTIC PARK Form as Blue and White Pitcher. Billy Queal Wins Five-Milé pre Run, the Feature Event of the Day. - EORGR SMITH, @ lanky fresh- G man, is rapidly rounding into form as one of the most depend: able twirling adepts on the Colum! varsity baseball nine for this season. Smith worked out In the games against N. Y., Colgate and Rutgers and Despite the biting cold wind and the eather, fifteen hundred athletic enthusiasts were . I ff ourves and fast ‘on hand at Celtle Park at the s rae. sx an aated general wintry feeling of the ones is variable in its extent and he possesses plenty of control. Although this is Smith's first year on a college team he is more in meking good and is expected to prove one of the staya of the squad, Brooks, a former Williams College Pitcher; Rappaport, who played on the G ©. N. ¥. team, and “Sandy” O’Neale, varsity regular in 191%, are other box artists upon, whom Coach Lauder is depending to uphold the honors of Morningside Heigl College this year. Brooks was gi ce to stiow his ability in of the outdoor track and field season, which wan held under the auspices of \the Celtic Park Field Club, | ‘The feature race was a five-mile run, which was won by Billy Q the ro fensional long distance champions ID; | Jimmy Lee, the well-known Boston run- ner, and George Hooley of Newark. ‘The Newark lad wan the first to take the lead. He jumped away at the crack of the gun and set a stiff pace. Queal and Kolehmuinen kept right on his i, with Lee in the rear, The quaftet ran in this position until a mile and a half had been covered. Then Queal and the Finn lengthened their letrides and passed the leader. Brom this stage of the race until the finish the spectators who took a chance on the of the prettiont oy that has ever been staged at Celtlc Park. ‘The pair ran abreast until less than one . Y. contest and proved that he J@ made of the right stuff. that he has recovered from an tained to his wiry little whirlwind showing at second base and shortstop, is now back tn uniform and is holding | down the second ct batting will un json injury weather man saw ton, hundred yards from home. Queal, who was on the outside, began a terrific sprint raight away, ‘hung’s the AUTO THIEF PLEADS GUILTY. ‘Abraham Bogus, thirty-twy years old, ot No, 26 East Broadway, today in eat | pleaded guilty of grand larceny, in the Supreme Court before Justice Seabury, Bogus is one of the gang of automobile thieves, who the police say have cleaned up $150,000 In stolen automobiles and supplies. On April 4 Louis Kaplan was convicted of the same charge. ‘The two men bought @ $1,700 machine te ie i from the Kissel Car Company and 600, giving @ note for the balance, signed ®y Kaplan and indorsed by JAMESTOWN ENTRIES. | a | Bogus. Before the note became due the ‘The entries for to-morrow race are| machin y other co: GRECIAN-TRECO Through the unusual Cexibility ofits knitted material, the Grecian-Treco Cor 1 har a gracefn contour to the figure that looks ral. ‘At elt dealers. tn véryt 5 85, 07:00, B10 to 685. i% RENJAMIN & JOHLNES Newark, N, J, , home on pay day. “My whole family likes. it and iy Ay hy Ten at and that’s fine for them. - “I chew it ; Bi myself going home. BUY IT BY THE BOX It costs lees—ot any and ctays fresh ured. |Young Freshman Shows é me with Amherat [end directions week the Morningaide Heights team |i, worthy of las two other contests, one with William | The — and Mary on Wednesday afternoon and |TAL CR the other with Paton: Saturday. 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