‘~ ikonewsy. | od BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW ‘YORK. De Sanenned alll EDITED BY ROBERT EDGR. SEEING THE RACES HERE’S WHERE RACING’S REAL SPORTS GATHER TO VIEW RACES, AT BRIGHTON WITH REAL LIVE SPORTS {Beach Course Has Its Ten-Cent Stand, | | Where They Do Not Bet—Who Is _ Holding Up Boxers atLocal Stags? ea ore ea es ID you ever cee the races at D Brighton ficm the “ten-cent stand?" : No? S b 5; : 3 : Well, in that case you have missed 5 : In Tre “40 cent STANDS” the pleasure of mingling with the real ‘ ar sports—the poople who go to see ey sae Wg a Se =e our FUTURE BooKies. <7 1 horses run and not to bet on them. It has always been a theory that men BROWN A. A. STAG by: who race horses do it for the purpose AT ROCKAWAY TO-NIGHT. of improving-the breed and for the i Only one boxing stag will-be held pure joy of racing ono horse against one like that we've got to doff the | pto-misht, It will be given) by the another. They may have done some- Oe SN) KE bonnet. Brown A. A. in its supine Hons at thing like that down in Kentucky tn} PITOHER these days ls something| For the first tlme since the play became pa eedie arntamion cae the*old days, but to-day raajng is a more than a fellow who js ex=|PoPHIAr In the major leagues the Glante | J oti Jersey Cy ro ery used the Mequedze.? Bowerman | PGlerrini, of Jermey City, and How commercial proposition. When you pected to do nothing but stand-up} Shanhon worked’ t pertectiy, and] [ard Smith, of Elizabeth, N. J. They ‘go to the track you don't care whether you\see a race or not, so ‘ong as ma hota He bethh a z ae |e Mason was ao surprired that he al: will meet in a ten-round contest i {{ you feei the thrill of the betting ring. | the machine in offense that was carried | McGraw haa always pearitthe aah He tal Parent seiinpionets ‘ But in the ten-cent stand it is all¢ eae simply becau e the rules said so. ny. He has figured that the results 6 tet. Besides this good bout there (f aitterent. They're only watching the horses for And he was, too. | not fustity the chances. Whether Shannon | JS ches 1 raknhevsale You don't pay $3 to gain entrance to} the fun of seein, ‘hem run, Tawa THE FAMILYK Up til the past few years pitchers | and Bowerman worked. {t under orders oF male bb Gleick ser r 7A that You only give up the #3 wheh| pit there Is a heaper way to cut wate ne “expected to- chit ot-rin “bases not ts-questtonabie; ms co oe eee ma ce aes ined sera is Boe de [you hope to carry more out of the bet- joft the view. All along that fence a 5 jvhen a hey wot trout try a | way sn one rite lereieansy toatane Fee ae ee ee g trom eye | Une Of Weer te growing “up, They BJ | 3 : 5 jthevaneouldn'ta haven gnmbataup sly towards Ma fore RET “front entrance of the grounds where | yon-paying spectators—and they’re dec- Taairea tee vanes Seats been a ice : of the A Whit League to-day the 7h leave the train. You, march over | oratiy quired PRESSE Sens Ase following officers were elected for the ensuln ; a roty Toads and through crooked paths. | After, white there will be no more ten- 4 5 a ~ | These dayn {t ts different. There are | ar. President. David’ SMuelfelders eNew You stay outside the fence. Away on | thie opposite aide of the grounds from I {~ 1s a letter that came tn the} Once Famous Plunger, Now many pitchers now agnt in to bat for|CYCLIST WILL TRY FOR | ork Vic BrealdestssErmeat oy Tells How He Stood to Lose} nother twirler who ja weak. 5 rg $150,000 on the | ahesty, ot Boman, doll that cemutare, | NEW. YORK-BOSTON RECORD. SRE PRES aad Wiltse has often gone in’ for the = = Great} nls W. E. Rhodes, a Boston ‘cyclist, wilt} : | Th the suirente you Andie ling of ris, sporting editor's mail: Qu They huddie up againgt the outside of “New York, July 11. Broke, Proves Old Opinion, ace fence Hike the old Britlvh” huts | «mr. Sporting Editor: | up-to-date. manager of to-day | start from the City Hall here to-mor- AMUSEMENTS. clu pull off bum boxing bouts} (Comes Back.” Ro: dl ¢ i ‘ ¢ Pe ST PU Dares nr es Peng she ancient 2 rman wall Fou | I sce where you hand it tothe tousn| that “A Plunger Never| Henry pf Navarre-DominO| teaches nis pitchers to hit and to run |row for Boston on a wheel in an| KEITH & PRO ri i fend you take the rest. ball "players and some of the grafting bases. The old idea that !f a pitcher effort to break the standing record for | ETOR S 5 3 i Match Race. : ran the bases hard he would be unfit /tnat distance, | } od view lof | twenty- hours. This | ty Biway. Pir Av, z OU have a pretty good v wwhen they advertise good :ones. While | to work the next inning waa rot. To-limark {e_held by a woman, Mrs. Mary | etree ace eta a the track. In fact, you can S€¢/ you are getting after the big fellow: i |day they are expected to do just as) Alien, of Worcester i Si Ps AV Bore ; ae Rtartx better than the -three—|wny ont you expose the mean-Httle BY T. 0. PIPER: save won tn the book, “We saved the! much as any other player, whether in| Rhodes tty to. cover the Journey re sikcas-t nes a Vauges ween Goliar people acrons the way. And you) grafters, too? There's a bunch of thtm | heats of that race for years after-|the fleld or at the bat. in seventeen hours, He will ride & WAN DES Peres isiacaniee tials than’ the-ned" | sare icesias s voret clegeli ot ia’ blind ILEY GRANNAN, whose meteoric ward, ahd no bookmaker'a sheets ever| Within the past two the impor handied bar folding wheel of "495 '¢ howe Co. “ts hss i O A aiv-s inuch action or as many betx| tance of the plicher=as—a weapon of! naw. invention and ts YOUN 1550 Harlem. eeachanter lend,”? ple who are jumping up and down In /man. ‘There's matchmakerd in some of R paresr senthen king pin, of thenbets Roirdea Wut even with the dead heat lofferise ag well as defense har heen |esce. fh nds nined considerable notles || pays Matt Wheto front of bse three-dollar grand-stand|ing clubs in New York that hold the ting ring on the local tracks sev-/ fe book won $12,000 on the division of | brought out by the New York Giants. | fanny < gueceastul tong dls | UNLON SQ, srying:t6 took over otbet people's Heats: | boxers |p for,all\they can get and don't rel years) ago made him/e wonder of wise ehand was Indecd trlend. | pitched van excellent, games, but. mad tance runs | from Washington, t ‘elty’ 10 | | raene 1038 oc) «te eepane es f What keen judkes gt sors eas mind taking a quarter or half a dollar ane coe War xe ee et ri ee and the day ibe died f nla 0 myself, threat lana succsaniony And worked pls i peaven t 1] Szatiavoys 1.30 to as ek hoe ; 1 : = ; 1 y % 2 AUS <1 of Yo! yay to e othe fe up. | ot, j i } ip human flesh these real sports away from a.boy if they can't get more| fate of the race-track plunge: aWWoll. ley EAC Ae ood rk Hiyron, | Yesterday Wiltae vent him one better UD, Oth Av HACE. G i Their minds aren't taken up with Det |ihan that. jMfosty, they get_mate De [te cteam~ broke, after. x brilliant, and ae pees aD gr te | NeTaeint ae tte aeth nie Ltt DEN TOURISTS str hene li oot "Pting odds, The race Js the spectacle |cause they ‘get the money off the man-| determined rally to renew hia shat-| r |. | hase Tunning that has been observed CES. | Rede tb nis S—that draws them, — They sit under-their agement and then they hand the boxer | tered. fortunes, Wall. {ts_all over now, and I've | this season. “He scored. trom sec ng on | STRIKE TRUST PRI { es uind, and wning and | z nA fearless plunge LECTMIC CITY BY E PS YANKEE GIRL —One mile ezing. 18 not much having an Interest In race. sshnee bus aut we ect ot rack hint ning thousands, ats a mroke, but” : ee cK Aa OR al changmd mightily since I waa the “big | Rad spl, to Se extent Of Sia.eN. Dut | the frienda a all Eee if ¢ former years, who would — = Fgeie ass : store’ in the betting rings around here | (Yd Henry of Nayarre won 1 willingly have Inid a fortu an De YEE: Sour-turtongy—{n-|—-—_breezing.She : d_here. | know. Juet hows muchonence Of the young turtman, turned vawaye KUuaranies everything or money promptly refunded without question— COMIINATION ATTRACTIONF S 7 bundy, a ory epeedy S—Six furlongs in 123, gal- Be ter than rated Doing wel aw BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES. — 22 tv paras =o || ric En aera ara AY OIG Fa i ‘GA SS eu a eee kT a Ca A pin), Mine Cimwtond LATONIA ENTRIES. | pA Cd thi C 1 HUMAN ROULETT: 2 epee ae @ AAG ARIE tira Cirings is Lt | yPRIGHTON BEACH ACR ZRAGK, | ancy gid as aba uma ua | Lenox Clo ng Co. ‘Happylan nae #2 COTTONTOW N—One te tn a 2 Yo RET One len % vue | Fow's races here are am follows Ba ie iglATONIA. Ky.. July 12—The entries 3 CONVENIENT N. ¥. STORES. OPEN EVENINGS. linneintnaes ian 20 EATAAC! One mes in 35 ibe Good user itl Seas nandicaD. ateeplechiane, (four year od and Cutter 1 aoe RACH 1x furlongs: selting Dut: || 273 Sixth Ave., y 884 Columbus Ave., 4 2274 Third Ave, obey fw rcanten—six 5 Caer pices ientt Wg |S on eee 2 Siig Near 17th St. | Near 104th St, Near 24th st PAR ADISE PAR Ke ‘ham ; WINDSOR ENTRIES, ine Hal ae Numa oy borat 2h tol Ha : odes tsee is 1 aber lr tobe Bs “ a P/ STOR’ xy “ATH sn aR AVE y. Pineon ieee i es ‘ D CE—Five’ furlongs; -selliny rs 2 ay A COUR, ; Pon tosh th deed WINDSOR, Ont., July 12—The entries 307 Pawan Bey 1p r ft feandotphy 1% Waldort: Helle. tie: SPORTING. SPORTING. 20 and $0 onan © st pOWLID IDGE

The evening world. dated July 12, 1907

Page 1

Page 2

Page 3

Page 4

Page 5

Page 6

Page 7

Page 8

Page 9

Page 10

Page 11

Page 12