The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-12
IT'S RIGHT HERE.
If It's Right It's Here, and If It's Here
It's Like a Writ From Court.
TORONTO TODAY.

Toronto today.
A mile track will be built at Buffalo.
Jake" Stone is already popular at the
Fair grounds.
Yesterday was the first rainy day the
Worcesters have met with.
Louisville comes out lat-footeo in ia
vor of the two in three plan and bars hop
pies.
When St. Louis marched on the field in
Cleveland the band played Home, sweet
home"
Martin Flaherty and oscar Gardner
meet in boxing contest in New York
this evening.
according to the reports-$SO00 to $4,000
for The Abbot.
Benton NJ, 20, is said to be as good as
in his best days when he was the sensa-
ton of the year.
Nashua, N. H. will have racing Mem
orial day, and the entry lists promise red
hot horse racing.
Springfield and Providence have always
been envious of Worcester and never
with more reason than in playing of the
team.
The Official scorer who can't keep
track of runs and has man in Provi-
dence umpiring game at the oval is a
mistit.
If we win today, all will agree that the
Worcesters will be entitled to their car
riage ride and parade with band in Tor
onto tomorrow.
Major Taylors friends in Worcester
will go to Westboro well heeled and
ready to meet the Boston crowd half way
in the betting ring.
Sockalexis will be in the game after
this; Five hits, one double was his
work yesterday. The red man has evil
IDENTIFY cut out the red eye"
Bonner of Hartford continues his terrific
work with the stick. In the series just
closed he knocked out eight singles in
IA times up, an average of 81.
The school boy athletes will profit by
the respite from base ball. They can
train for nearly three weeks without hay
ing to wait for the games to finish
Cut prices now prevail in the L. A. w.
rates for registering amateur racing men.
BY vote of the executive committee, the
tax for non-members of the L. A. w. is
$1.50 and for professionals 81.
The intercollegiate games a week from
Saturday. Less preliminary talk and
fewer forecasts have been made this year
than previously and the circumstance
may portend a royal battle.
The historic Irvington-A Iilburn 25-mile
road race, the premier road event of the
country, viii be run this year by E. L.
Blaurock of Newark. Six bicycles and
tandem have already been offered as
prizes.
The Worcester base ball team, yclept
Farmers, will play its last game of the
".
cranks will not have chance to see a
game for nearly three weeks, and will be
out in force at the oval.
1t does seem odd to hear all the pro-
phets agreeing on Harvard victory to-
morrow. If the Harvard team meets ex-
pectations, Worcester captains will be
popular at Cambridge. Frank Bigelow
won last year and Jimmy Roche will win
tomorrow.
Think of Dad Clark getting hit by the
fp9 m sal a nd 1alr
ing 10 runs in game at Worcester, Tues
day!-Boston Globe. Indeed, it is a Won
derful think to think that Dad made 10
runs. Wouldn't 1t be a good idea to have
the thinker" repaired?
The Syracuse PLAYERS are almost una
nimous in opinion that BARNES men are
the heaviest stickers in the league. They
explain Worcester heavy work by the
fact that the players are nearly ali new
to the league and the pitchers have not
found their weak points.-Hartford Post.
Mynheer Kuntsch's men must be jollying
Hartford.
The Worcesters are hitting like fiends
and the ex-New England leaguers are do
ing the bulk of the work,-Brockton
Times. Come out of it. Only two or three
ever saw the New England League
Worcester Spy. What's the matter with
Harrington Smith and lder?-Boston
Globe The horn is blowing; get up! NO
body is accusing them of doing the bulk
of the hitting.
IT might not have been a bad plan
to have removed Clark in the seventh
veste~ ,ay. if not before.-Worcester Spy. /
Rette,N III Manager Leonard run the team
and brush up your grammar little.
aNIight not have been a bad plan to have
removed is very much Hob55zen Dutch.
Springfield Union. The Springfield rhe-
torician must have arisen in spleneuc
mood Yesterday. ITO have removed is
a good perfect infinitive according to all
tbe rules of the grammar game. II might
have been good plan for the Union sage
Ia have taken a bromo-seltzer before
starting to work on this occasion.
zone of the most thorough lovers and
Judges of horse flesh in Worcester Is J.
III Quinn. who holds reins over three fast
steamers. Brightlight has been sent 70
Readville in charge of John kerVick ana
will be entered in some or the nrst races.
Rarnie 81 and Jessup are at home, put
will be put on the track later. Jessup Is
y colt Of great promise and was. broken
ia Ct winter. This season will be the colt
tiebut upon the track. w oreester Tele-
sran. Here is news Brightlight IS
Stabbed at the Fair grounds. John ker-
wick is there also. Barnie B., should oe
BARNEY Ri Jessup was broke when ne Was
purchased at the Fasig sale last fall. Ine
only correct statement in TINS rare DIT Oh
news Is found In the first line.