The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
SPORTING NOTES.

SPORTING NOTES.
"Tell McGarr to put on his coat. There
are ladies in the grandstand.
Cyclists must carry lighted lanterns IN
the Boston parks system now
The l.. A W. has renewed FISTS mem
berships since December L last.
Secretary Bassett of the l.. A. w. re-
ceived 1436 renewals of membership last
week.
If it hadn't rained yesterday Worcester
and Montreal would be running neck ana
neck in the lead.
Judging by the record which Maurice
Rosenberg has made, John f. Dlnsdale
isn't in his class.
There isn't much betting on the Har-
Vard-Yale boat race, but a few are taxing
the short end, as this is a short end year.
Billy C'Connor handles himself well,
The fact that 200 people went to the oval
yesterday shows that Worcester IS paSe
ball town.
The Conev Island stewards have fined
Jockey Maher for delaying the start, but
eXonerated him from any charges OF SELL
ing the suburban.
O'Dav did as directed, and the next time
the side changed places Jimmie came out
in his full uniform. 1t was warm, put
Jimmie had to stand 1t.
Walter Burgo thinks Rosenberg Will
have a good thing against Dinsdale. Bur,
go knows what each man can uo' anu
ought to be able to pick the winner
President C. A Marston of the Worfes-
ters went home yesterday morning
There's no doubt about this club staying
the season out with Mr.. Marston behind IT,
Harvard's lucky streak is the way peo-
pie are referring to the good things when
are coming the way of the crimson lately
and that has some influence in the bettlhg'
It's well for Worcester that It stands
well up in the race on the beginning oL
another western trip. There's no telling
what kind of umpiring the team will run
against.
Down in Boston an offer that Rosenberg
would beat Dinsdale in four rounds dldn, |
find a taker The Worcester man haSn |
done enough to warrant anybody DeltihS
much on him.
The Nebraska division of the l.. A. "
has succeeded in having repealed an on
nOXious ordinance which Disseminated
AGAINST wheelmen and favored owners OF
other vehicles.
The champions play the same fast, brill
liant game as usual. Teams may come
and go, but the Boston outllt Is aD Nnn, @ n
strong if not stronger tnan any team III
the bIsiness Baltimore Herald
yalence finished outside the money in
the 2:13 trot at Dover Tuesday, She mn
isbed hest in the fourth and last heat,
when she came fifth in a field of SIN She
was last horse every other, neat Inc
best time of the race was Eliza
charlie Foreband has the right kind of
e,ortine blood in him. He just jumped al
n chance to shoot a Rhode Island crack
for 800 a side on the mere mention OF d
match. Forehand has done. no praGtlc!1i4Is
this season to speak OF, winch speahs 'h'
more highly of his grit
Now let the sports turn out this evening
and give Walter Burgo a HANDSOME testl-
monial. A boxer who is continually OH .ne
1 iool,onf for matches and gets into the ring
on every conceivable opportunity lus t'5al
| Of fighting windy DattIeS dl lOii5 H. IL b 81
| oughf to be helped when he runs INTO marc
/ luck. II.
/ HATING streaks. He has hit safely N
every one of 20 consecutive games III ~
/ Games he has made q hits. In o. games
he has scored 60 runs, ana Is [urLr ae IN
( r,Ii,@Iloefting, with chances largely IN MS
( favor. 90 NV,
| Nr,,rnanp of the Boston Globe. me Idttei
said of the eX-W orcester inaIl Hestei f SoS
| "F1risbe6 is not hitting the pdIl 90 M NJ y
snd often as his friends hoped ior. ~
/ 9 an +ba western man will tind the pltch-
~ md fieIding much superior to what ne
! is used to. ,........-4o,.e. 7
Hahn is one of the best youngsters
! o,.sr un1nired behind. He has great spee SPEC.
| and wonderful command, anu NE II yerv
! Ell I'll hos n ouicA break that makes IL very
4 ia to meet it sGuarely. lie also mas d
nice dron ball He is gong 10 pc rf,,,,,iro
4 cass mr. | miss my guess padiy' iilpil
. Hank O'Day. .,.o,. 20
That dog, Danger when I PelUnss nc
Treasurer Fred Mason OF the ". [,-,sa he
q % dandy, but if Mr.. Mason Is WIS., ne ne
/ Is d - 81 The dog accompany the team On
/ ~ r." min There are several st9liops u ~
] tliG ~ bore and Canada at whlcH d ~. 1os
/ could be easily lost If anypouy sO' an
The dog is a hoodoo r,,,,d
From the bank book Mana d5yt ne finan-
t,,s there's no question ABOUT 1ue i .aa,,
81" 33anding Of the WoTcesters. ! ne leaili
Slal - over $1,000 ahead OF the saLle.
That is a guarantee against lo siIl9 os veil
| his season while the team so" 5o'1bt of its
! - -5oas now and there no uOuUI!S IN u tba
! PTI9I lio-I are can hold its own II can w
| ", w u ea sjIv when it strengthens up
II - VIZ, ENQUIRER: President Von, aet
| III If the Baltimore Cluo p q 8aIJ
stickier for good form on ' l.o, in Presi-
teI, dav he occupied sea- ~ ,ly.,,
! ne 0 I1,ls,tl,'s box. The weather was VIZ ~
deuL ~ - Umpire McGarr came E On -
| warm, ~ ~ shirt sleeves Jimmie thousIHN
| I ~ If comfort Lhan ne uiu "a o,,ar the
! president Won der HoIst tiiorina TO Hank
! railing OF Iue IVA $780,
- aTanning's customary keen Dt ~
JIlllLtfS 80 an5dding when ne hdqT - ~
Iii for +he transfer OF ShoI - Joe
| from Washington TO IoIoIl'TP PSI Man
LLtouItbs1i in the Washington oat. +rioht
| cam .oe.d atassJ TTulen's CONTRACT outt -;
hlIlS - u 70 nav the salary caIIeG ~ a.
| ~ contract, an amount {2SSsster, League
| IlI1srs in excess Of the VS. H., Kansas
| salary. When Hulen rT H. 'cheese-paring
! CITY Meit Nc. f5i1lv said nay. JHiilHS * *
! hllliioo,7 IN Nick Young. ana tho'S
| cfded in favor OF hule"' -,-.z ~, orite a
1T.,,e~s,, NfcGraw has picked up III the
~ ~ dignity since ne , {'S7,-. He
managerial reins OIL .I We chip on his
no loit5s', waiting for some one ~ - for a
| !. ~ so he can have an oppoLt otb on and
| HcTan NcGraw's conuuSt,- bers was ex-
! sciaP. esid during his stay heLg ";nfsIIi-
of the neiIIi4 Is one of the most IN Se l.
| empiaIy. I'm fhe business, anu ~ IT,
gent piay0 I,es for words TO eNp5!eSS9i 5aas
NE sinfellicently. He mas T-ib85ne
sen llIai,IicIiinnati Commercial IriD"''o. .,,ers
Among many other RroLni InTsbeeimen are
| OF the League lie If New York, Mayor
GoNeIHolL Of Greater New 1oi n, 755nIiins
| Van we 1ndianapolis. Governor ~ Ral-
! - W Hampshire, MaY9l D Ion ex-Sec-
| tiuore. Mayor QulhNSS y Whitney, Rich
| Rotary OF Ine me, H6bson Gen. Mics I'M
! Iiolluc +ore Col John JaCOlt,rs surveyor
10y eS,Sairer Edouard De.1,il55l,5f Governor
General of Canada. AyorS Ex-Governor
| Woodruff Co1orado. Attorney 80, ,rsss-
AdaIl3ss Of NIassachuset &c
Kn 1,' sn2aS gl OF Of Massachusetts
Fanny NJ E. Mason died i59lsi yss ST oon-
at her ,t6 ao aged 81 years Is dag morning hns