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The evening world., 1906-06-25
BY FRANK W. TRORP.

Racing at sheepshead this week
should be very interesting There are
some very rich stakes 20 be decided
Tho Great Trial and Advance stakes
between chem arc worth $4,000. the
two-year-olds in the Great Trial split
ting NJ '25. )oo, while the placed division
in the Advance viii divide sl5.cO0
In all tho Coney Island Jockey Club
VIII distribute nearly $4,000 on Saturday.
The Great Trial anI Advance are stakes
with guaranteed cash value.
TO the ircn. Trial the club will have
20 add In the neishb3rhood OF 1909 and
about ,he same amount to the Advance
In all me association pays about se3cO)
for the days racing outside OF The other
experses There must be a good gate
aoNt Saturday or tho Coney Island
Jockey cllb win have bad day.
There viii be- iltie to fear from that
end. however, because in the Advance
tie Coney Island Jockey Club has the
most attractive race OF she season
when you say that Accountant. Toka-
Ion, Whimsical, Proper Sir Huon. or
mrndale and CMrnguram are 20 meet
At u milo and three furlougs. weight
Tor ase. then you set forth a turf llsh
that should make the mouths OF the
m 1st hlase rncegoe-s water.
Their VIII Doe great Interest In the per
tormance of Sir Huon. winner OF the
Kentucky Derby and other classics of
the West They claim ou' IN the wild
aud wooily taut Sir Huon is the best
'nrec-y yeIr-oll IN the country. We re-
member Sir Haron around here as "a
The evening world., 1906-06-25
BY .IOHN POLLOCK.

There are two good fights scheduled
to he fought tonight. one Of them Will
take place in Philadelphia. while the
other VIII come on at indianapolis Tn.
principals In ,he contest In the quaker
Cliy Will bo Tommy Murphy. the rug
geo Harlem nshter. and Spike Rob-
son, the English lightweight. who has
made good In all the battles which he
has fought so far IN Quakertown
Murphy and Robson viii clash for six
roulds before the National A. c. at
catch weights, AS they are to hght
strict Marquis OF cueensberry rules, Il
would not be a surprise to see Murphy
put Robson away The fighters who
win battle In the other contest VIII be
Hugo Kelly, OF Chicago. and YOUNG
Mahoney." Of Milwaukee. They We're
TO have boxed in the open air on Satur-
day. but rain prevented the mill from
being held.
Sehreck and Tommy Burns to Fight.
Another match between heavyweight pu-
Filis's has Just been arranged The men
who have been occurred 70 walton each other
The evening world., 1906-06-25
In All-Around Championships
at Boston-Credited with
973Points for the Feat.

Jus: wal, a minute. Can It be-" said
]. L sullivan. Secretary OF the a a.
L.. a; the ail-around championship
meet in Boston. after kiely's throw OF
IL, ;eet l inches with tie hammer.
Yes. that's right. and he gets 95s points
for the feat"
Later. referring TO the great throw
NJ Sullivan. vino hctcl as refeeee. SAT;
"Kiciy's throw is tho record FOR the
greatest number of points made for a
single event n tile ali-around champion
ship
Klely took only one throw with the
American hammer. his previous throws
OF l3e fee, II rehes and lli feet 10
inches were made with non-reyo!viug
.r sn hammer. ia might havc gone
close TO 80 feet had be used the Amer
ican hammer altogether. Kioly's tnrow
in the 81 pounds should have been %
feet which he threw n the second at
tempt There was no raised circle.
The evening world., 1906-06-25
$4,000 IN STAKES THIS
WEEK AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY
Great lrlal and Advance Will Be Worth Win
ming as They Have Guaranteed
Cash Value

two-year-old last SIMMER. md he
d.Gn set the world adre. lie will have
MS wo-k cat out when he meets Mh4M-
sica.. VINO is about the best threeyear-
Old gallOp.1g around the East. Addi-
tional interest ~ felt iu the performance
OF Accountant. for whica a fancy price
was recently paid There we're some Hnu
believed tlat Accountant could have
beaten Whimsical a, Belmont Park L
Jack Martin had h-en "a shade more
energetic The Advance should show
whether such was the fact Caivugorn
VIII be keen contender. FOR no
was at Nh!msical's head In the SIAN
card OrWoudae VIII also be "a factor
and Toka'on Will go. The httcr marc
is not 20 be dcspiscd after her PERFORM
ance In the Suburban
The defeat of Water Pearl IN the Dou-
bic Even. lends aidi;iona4 interest 10
the Great Trial. Mi Paget may prob
Water i'e lri seems to be a bit Oh Hal
lot and Super.uan are eligible ard the
-ouUurrnr ot Water Pearl VIII 20 a.
ter charles Edwarl's scalp Other ci
= oles are Etaon. Paumonok W II
Daniel, Yankee Gun, Saraciuesa Oran
and Bat Masierson Harry Payne
whitney has three eilg.bles. none ~
which has been SHOWN vet At tnis
stage The issue seems 20 be between
Page; and keene
Other interesting stakes Of the week
are the Swift. for -year-ods. which
IS over The straight seyen-furlong
course. All the good -year-olds
are engaged and n fast run should be
seen Tnc Mermaid. sor three year
old ul'cs. az mile ana n furlonr IL
'or ~ -yelr-ulas. on Tharsaav nion-
WIN 'hc Sneepsh"ad Bay fhnllcnn.
Friday has the Thistle A seillul. race
of q mHe ana ilrl0ns
The evening world., 1906-06-25

covered lfko q fash. shooting their
hands back with snap that whipped
the oar handles clcar OF the knees and
allowed a quick recovery from start to
finish.
Here on Ire Thames thoy recover
moro slowly. The hands axe not started
back with tho same vim. The whole
stroke IS iosiger and less snappy Both
spins stroke from IS to 30. seldom
faster. They pull a powerful stroke for
all that.
The slownoss OF their VARSITY trails
here compared 10 those on the hudson
may be due largely to the vast differ
ence sn tides. The water Of the Thames
is comparatively sluggish Whe.e Penn
rowed the four miles III 1876 Harvard
has done the distance on the Thames
in % minutes 10 seconds. and thai Is
absolutely the fastest trial over ms
Thames course since 1883. with u single
exception
credited with la5i That was rowed
under abnormally favorng conditions
a strong wind having piled UP a heavy
lido that ran in like mill race.
Yale Visits Harvard.
Early this afternoon Yale paid the
annual ceremonial v..slt to liarvani
quarters.
Yale varsity came down the river IN
Yales launch. nut the poor freshmen
Rad TO walk ties down the railroad
tracks. W.th them they brought the
cup that will be rowed icr Wednesday
in the "Genuemens race. where Yale
and Harvard eights. composed ot un-
trained grads. viii struggle through
perspiring half-mile race.
Al 1.-THE crews will work out late this
afternoon when the sun mas gone down
far enough TO let the air cool. IT'S hot
even here at New London.
The evening world., 1906-06-25

Tho Harvard men watched the squirt
with watches IN their hands. ". h.
Curtis timed II from the Harvard float.
catching the same tino that Coach Ken
nedy took in Yale's launch. There was
a faeoring side. down river. and far
wind that was just strong enough TO
help alous without rufflsng the water.
The stroke was run up TO 81. which IS
faster than is usually seen on the
Thamns Hnrvard's freshmen have COW
cred tspo miles In 1898.
These Harvard men are young giants.
natural athletes every one. Yale's
men are lgfrteri they look moro
like the gymnnsium-rnado variety.
thinner. wfrier. more artincial in
development. After seeing Yale's
trial the Harvard freshmen Immediately
sent $500 up to Yale's quarters, offering
TO wager s; on the chances ot Harvard's
freshman crew. The money came back.
Yale wasn't ready yet to bet in spite
OF the freshman showing.
Both Crews IN River.
Both blue and crimson were out IN
fun force this morning The only trial
against time was the Yale Fresman
squirt. The other boats merely went u2
and down the river AT normal gait.
Coming straight from the lntercolle-
gate regatta at Poughkeepsie, ! was
impressed immediately with the difrer-
cnce between these two sets OF oars
nen AT Poug,lkeepsl. everything was
for speed and snap. Every crew on
the river had the same style Although
The evening world., 1906-06-25
GOOD WORKOUTS OVER
THE SHEEPSHEAD TRACK.

I4tToE-Fiye fur!onss in lus.5
MlsdIlvINGs-Hye furloass in
lells, driving
RAIN QuEEN-Three furlongs in
Donna, EL1RA-Flve furlongs in
MEXIcAN sILvER-Five furlongs
in as, hreeZing.
, cRi:SsiNA-f'ive ;urionss in los 1-5.
A3udily
GOOD LucK-Half mile in o5l, gal
Looping
THoRNBUsH-Flvc furlongs IN los,
breezlrg.
w; H. pANIEI,-Haif mile in o5i.
BELLE or PEoUEsT-Mne in l5a
BEpoiIN-Mne and an eighth in
EbDiE WARE-Five furlongs IN
IDS'REAMER-one mile in Ia 20, gal
sisTER cARLNE-Five furlongs in
IFIREpRHNp One mile in /" l-2.
easily.
The evening world., 1906-06-25
CONDITIONS WERE GOOD.
BUT GALLOPS WERE POOR

tspc1i 20 Tho Evening WORLD
GitANESEND. June 4i.-l'no loc..,
course was Ia very good condition this
r"m.ng. but tn- ARE veg few good
gal'ops r'ho best We're:
HOT ToDDY-slx nlrlongs In III 90
bre zinc. quite nice work.
JOHN LYLE-Four furlongs in o52.
breozing.
HAzELiNE-Four iurlongs in e5i,
galloping
LcToW ANN.N-One mile IN Ia gall
Looping Mas win q cheap race
GAIT. EMERlCK-Fve fIrlongs IN
l04, hror@ns Improving ev'r% day
Mi:RRlLL-Slx iurloRss in 10. breez-
.ns
SEWE1L-Five furlonrs In lot, hand
Ny eultr p clever colt
ALLoWMAISE-Five furiongs In lO4
haudlly. VIII run again.
The evening world., 1906-06-25
NJ 'AVOY BEATS TWO
MEN At HANDBALL

". J. NcAvoy. wcl-known Brook
ism handbal player. yesterday defeated
T. Rc.dy and Mackessy single handed
in straight games a The Brooklyn
court. McAvuy Aad little trouble IN
wiauing the nrst two games. out n the
last tne pH!r played desperately. aud
McAYoy Won by marrow margin. Z j.
Coroy beat J. C. Nealon one game ana
matcn, the score being y TO I.
j. Egan ana Shea won their matca
from Barret and T. Egan in the Jersey
Cty court. the score being three games
to Two There We're several o.her close
contests
The evening world., 1906-06-25
HAS NEW
ROLLER IN BOAT

HARVARD CREW QUARTERS RED
ToP. GALES FERRY. Conn, June .
That Harvard has mechanical conirl-
vance on whieh 1t is building great hopes
;or The race with Yale has been known
Tor some time by insiders OF rowing
circles here, but The careful manner m
which the secret was guarded lefi no
doubt as 10 tae Importance of the ln-
,cnuon.
Eugene Buckley saws that the secre, u
cu' now and that the invention is a
marvellous smooth-rnnning roller seat.
Witli Nh.f- ESQ inches 10 diameter. JIs.
double the size OF he regulation wheels.
The evening world., 1906-06-25

EDNA JACKsON-O One milo IN "a
handly. Acting hcttvr.
Little MlNIsrER-Four uriougs
FIRST PREMlCM -Four furlones n
UVl 20 handhy In good form
kEATOR-SN Is furlougs In lls a.
breeding, Acts well ard has his speed.
ORMONpALE- Hah-mne In f0s s-5.
oreezng Under wraps all the way.
NJ 'CARTER-f'iv furlongs In Los
handily In good trim
Goa MAID-Five iurlongs in lis
breczng
WOODSMAN-FIve furlonrg In ioi.
hanllly, Doing well ana is Mt
col. WHITE SIX f3rlpngs In III.
huudily. Is ready 10 race
JOHN M'BRlDE- Five furlongs IN
l4 3d. breezng. Is WORTH remembering.
GtlAZIOLLA-Slx furlonss In liz.
breezlng Fit and good
PAl-one mile in Li6. breezng Seems
TO improve.
The evening world., 1906-06-25
AVONIAS WIN AT BASEBALL.

Tho Avon!a A. c. has not only pro-
duced many successful pugI!sts, but II
A.ls also a baseball team which is one
OF thc strongest IN this vicinity. The
AVouils Jourueycd TO Central lslip, l..
J., on saturday, whore thcy defeated
tho strong Central lslips after seven
inning game by "A score or to 0. This
Is the frst time this season that the
Central Islips have been beaten. Only
two weeks ago they shut ont the strong
Hoboken team hy score OF TO o.
Chalmers pitched O great game for the
Avonias and only allowed the Central
lslips two safe. hits.
The evening world., 1906-06-25
POLICE STOP BALL
GAME At MANHAT TAN

Whom the Mauhattan Beach icam aai
the Ai;onnas, VI the rri-state League
attempted 20 play = same ol baseuaI
, tatatH.s.. .44tt .4rHa+t Aid4llttttu q
Heach Po.!ce CAPTAIN L!ndemann, o,
C0nry Island, arrested b.ii tnd STAR
naele. Die Altoona battery. Rogers a
plyer ot The Beach team ana William
y Erldr, l-s oWncr. AMI Ar'hIr lfvln,
sons who Ind gathered TO soc the con-
te-l Were listp. piutcd % thc action ut
fha police. Their money Mas refunded,
Bail was ,u-rishcd tor ~" arrested men
and they VIII be arraEned today
The evening world., 1906-06-25
.EDGREN SIZES UP
YALE AND HARVARD
IN TRIAL SPINS
Eli Freshmen Row Record Half
Mile on Thames, But Crimson
Men, After Timing Rivals,
Are Eager to Wager.
BY ROBERT EDGREN.

YALE CREW QUARTERS TOP,
halfnle trial
The TINA
was
Kennedy
laughingly he gaye he fg7frrs
quarters river Yale
holse Gales Ferry
The evening world., 1906-06-25
ENTRIES AT SHEEpSHEAD.

sfIEEPsHEAD BAY RACE TRACK.
\. y, June -. The entries 10Y to-mor-
row races are as follows
The evening world., 1906-06-25
Fitzgerald Has Another Bout On.

Wine FltlEeraIl. tho south BrookIyn
lightweight who kaockvd out Amby Me
Gasry u one round In Philadelphia. has b, IN
secured 10 box left II horty FOR six rounds
az boNng show to be brought Oft at
bridgeport, Conn, on Tucslay night. Fltz-
gerald says he viii giyo McGarry return
fight Providing that Paddy Welsh, manager
" McGarrN. will make a side bot OF 500 or
$1,000 on the result o. the contest As Me-
Cars claims he was nut out with n chance
how. the chances are that new match VIII
he nrrnncel.
The evening world., 1906-06-25

ASEBAtT.. Polo Grounds T5-pay 4p.M
Giants chanslao avs Philadelphia Adm. 50 80
The evening world., 1906-06-25
nonohuo Leaves for Battle Ground,

Young Donohue." the New England 1870.
pound pugilis,. accompanied by his manager.
Johnny Mack. ana Matty Baldwin. tho
ieather-weight fighter left for Hamilton.
o., to-day. whore ponuhuo is slated II
box Charley Neary. OF Aii4wWuhee. a IIltoen-
round bout before the Hamilton a. c. On
the night ~ july & Dpnohue is confident
he VII! heat Neiy lie VIII do his training
at n road house just outside OF that city
They viii battle a, i3o ! unds. weigh in AT
. y VI
The evening world., 1906-06-25
SPORTING.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-06
THE MINNEAPOLIS IOURNA
Saturday Evening,

of vaudeville talent make up the pro-
gram. The opening piece is called
1.-THE Misftable Insurance Company
and is q take-of on recent interesting
doings in insurance circles. The com
edy portion is bright and breezy, and
handsomely gowned women take part
In the Dances, marches and concerted
bits. A grand tableaux, called "The
Spirit Of 49, brings the first part to
a close. In fact, during the entire
show there flows a vein Of patriotism.
The olio is as follows: Fox & Duball,5
singers and dancers; Murphy & Magee,
comedians; Anna Yale, Sadie Hustled
and company in a one-act playlet;
George Guhl, eccentric comedian; Eta
Victoria, the bashful Venus; Delapholre,
the human phone, and the Five Bakers
in their death-defying venture, "LoDp-
ing the Gap" IA Trip to the Hip
podrome' brings the entertainment to
an end. In this is shown a correct re-
production Of the famous New York
h%ippodrome, n Of the greatest
amusement enterprises Of the century.
The comedy is written around the ef-
forts Of a gay soubrette, to induce a
"Rube'' to purchase the, Hippodrome.
It gives plenty of scope to the come
diahs, as well as the female portion Of
the show. Wv
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-06

, -' - ~. %.
Lewis Stone, the popular leading man
with the Ralph Stuart Stock company,
which begins an extended engagement
at the Lyceum theater- next Sunday af-
ternoon is widely known in the north
west thru his long association with the
Ferris company at the Lyceum, and his
return will be hailed with delight by
1 1onna scto Of - his mn sdm n1em;.a He He is ia a
versatility admirably fits him for the
exacting demands Of a stock company.
The sale of seats at the Lyceum indi-
Gates the young stars popularity, as
almost every patron assures himself
that MI. Stone is, to be in the cast. His
first appearance will be in the great ro-
mantle. drama "By Right of Sword,''
which Mr.. Stuart has presented hun
dreds Of times. turnout the country.
Both stars will be in the opening bin,
and Mr.. Stones admirers will have an
opportunity to observe his work in con
~nection with that Of one Of the best ro-
mantle actors on the American stage.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-06

Lyceu1n- -. 50 i
The Lyceum theater will reopen it's
doors tomorrow afternoon to the Ralph
Stuart stock company of New York,
the country. This is one Of those aus
picious events in which the public has
it's own way, for from the moment the
Lyceum ceased to present standard
plays each week, the public lost inter
est in that playhouse. Now that the
public has secured what it mistakenly
clamored for, there is great rejoicing.
audience will welcome Mr.. Stuart and
his fine company of players when the
curtain rises on the matinee tomorrow
afternoon.
The play selected for the opening is
"By Right Of .Sword,' a thrilling ro-
mantle drama Astounding in strong sit
play Mr.. Stuart assumes the role Of
a lively young American, a college
bred man of high spirit, whose love
for adventure gets him tangled up in
Russian intrigues, nihilists' plots and
likewise in love with a beautiful Rus
sian girl. There are fierce personal en-
counters, the display Of fine heroism
PLY disposed in a strong, Interesting
play. That the play has been one Of
the great successes of recent years is
proven by the fact that Mr.. Stuart
has appeared in the role of Richard
Hamilton hundreds Of times. The. cast
will also include Lewis Stone, formerly
with stock attractions at the Lyceum.
well-known actors and actresses a.
Luke CONFESS, Frederick Scott, McClel
Ian Plowman, George Gilday, Frank
Garfield, Maude Marshall. Wayne Wat
son, Aubrey Beattie, Walter wager
Jane Farrell, Laura e. Lang, Saraf
Whitford and Nellie lamar.
The Lyceum has recently been re
decorated. reprinted and given a gen
pointments up to the standard of thu
best theaters of the country. Patroni
Of this theater will be surprised to see
how successfully the management hal
catered to their tastes.