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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1908

Page

8

Hackenschmidt Claims Gotch Used Unfair Tactics in Chicago

George Hackenschmidt, the so called Russian Liar, charges Gotch cheated with oil, nails, and ear biting during their Chicago bout. He says referees and crowd bias ruined the match and vows to return to England to defend his prestige and engagements.

Goteh Chicago George Hackenschmidt London England Gotch Chicago Athletics Club Daily Mail Metropolitan Music Hall Depp

Sports rivalry clash shocks fans in Chicago arena

The scene centers on a contentious boxing event in Chicago where word spreads of foul methods and sportsmanship debates. Claims of injury and dramatic antics surface as confrontations and improvised riffs echo through the Auditoriary Annex setting. The speaker asserts allegiance to fair play despite taunts and sensational exchanges.

Fires Prompt Panic At Five Story Madison Avenue Flats

Last night near seven, smoke from a fire in the basement of a five story double apartment at 17236 Madison Avenue sent twenty families scrambling to exits and led firefighters to extinguish a second blaze around the corner. Residents, including Henry Cohen family and Moors Solomon family, escaped onto ledges before rescue. no injuries reported. Fire officials noted possible incendiary origin but investigations continued as crews contained the blaze.

Tennants Madison Avenue 111Th 117Th Henry B. Cohen Solomon Shea George Hahn East Walh Street Hwirtz Connor 104Th Street

Giants Win In Seventh Inning Over Colts 3-2

McA lester, Oklahoma April 6 The Giants beat the Colts 3 to 2 through late eighth inning hits. Malarkey and Crandall pitched well for the Colts, while Ames and Taylor were solid for the Giants. Devore and Merkle sparked a fourth inning for the Colts, and Seymour delivered a key three-base hit for New York. Capt. Donlin and Wiltse traveled to Toledo with the team for two games, while Taylor returned home to Baldwin Kansas to rejoin the club in Springfield.

New York Times Mcalester Oklahoma Giants Colts Malarkey Crandall Ames Taylor Capt Donlin Toledo Wiltse Baldwin Kan Springfield Nicklin Shannon Devore Tenney Evans Merkie Seymour Herzog Han'fan Doyle Oi Dwell Mal’key OjAmes James Pad Cpaialt OG Roy Fe Jeff Taylor G. Doutie -Ames Bridwell Nickitn Hannifan Dreyle Snodgrass Needham McGraw

Tragic Fall Kills 88-Year-Old Langerman in City Tenement

The body of Mrs. Rose Langerman, eight eight, wife of an iron molder and mother of five, was found at dawn in a vacant lot beside her family’s tenement at 533 East 144th Street. Police say she fell from a roof in the five story building during a troubled time. investigators consider death likely by accident or self harm. A daughter, long absent, had been spoken of by the dying woman. Doctors and police reviewed the scene with the Langerman family nearby.

Rose Langerman East 144Th Street Fromax van Vort Alexander Avenue Langerman Ndt Uut Tom Cullis East 145Th Street Langermans McDonald Caruin

Carnegie eggs scrambled and the Minorca chickens

The laird of Skibo sought to obtain Minorca eggs via Carnegie from his valet George Irving who brought them aboard the Cunard liner after a death in the Carnegie family. Customs Inspector Rowland Story examined the cargo and noted the voyage’s rough passage before the Minorcan chickens could debut at the Carnegie poultry yard.

Carnesia Minorca Skibo George Irying Carnegie Rowland Story Jock Lucania Carnegie Poultry Rl

Tie Game Between Philadelphia Americans and Newark Club

In Newark New Jersey on April 5 the Philadelphia Americans and the Eastern League club tied ten innings before 6000 fans at Weishemeyer Park. Newark led until the ninth when Davis doubled and scored on a muff by Murphy. The game ended after ten innings by agreement due to cold. Newark’s offense came from Engle’s walk steal and Sharpe’s drive to left. Athletics failed to solve Welheim. Vickers and Durham held Jersey batters. Newark remains short several fielders and pitchers. The final scoreline shows Newark 1, Philadelphia 1 after ten innings. Batteries were Vickers Durham and Smith for Philadelphia Wilhelm Pardee and Strange for Newark.

New York Times Newark N. J Philadelphia Americans Weisemayer's Park Davis Krichell Murphy Mner Engle Sharpe Athletics Welheim Vickers Durham

Eastern League Meeting Delayed Then Off to Victoria Hotel

The Eastern League holds its schedule meeting at the Hotel Victoria after a delay due to the Montreal Club transfer from Frank Farrell to a Canadian syndicate. President Powers traveled to prevent a fall through and the deal is now done. Casey plans to sign players including Bob Wicker and possibly Martin Walsh Roy Hartzell from St. Louis. Yeager stayed with the Yankees as McAleer blocked his departure.

Hotel Victoria Montreal Frank J’arrell Powers Bronx Ieal Wdathe City Royals Hamilton Ontario Fran- Lehis Farrell Casey Bob Wicker Martin Walsh Cubs Roy Hartzell St. Louis Browns Yeager Myseber McAleer St. Louis

Yankees Arrive in Lynchburg Ahead of Virginia League Game

The New York Yankees arrived in Lynchburg Virginia at 8:6 o'clock after leaving Atlanta Saturday. They will travel to Roanoke for a game tomorrow then return to Lynchburg to face the Virginia League team on Tuesday. Hal Chase departed for Richmond to join the second team there.

New York Times Lynchburg Atlanta Yankees Roanoke Hal Chase Richmond

Buffalo Banker Hurt in Coast Highway Incident

A Buffalo banker suffered concussions from a road incident on the coast highway near Santa Barbara. He was staying at a local hotel during the winter and was believed to be in critical condition with possible fatal injuries.

Santa Bamara Cat Spauly Tanden Buffalo

Thaw Rumors Stir Over Mattawan Inmate’s Condition

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw seeks annulment of her marriage to Harry K. Thaw as rumors rise about his state in Matteawan Asylum. Acting Superintendent Baker denies any violent outbreaks or confinement and says Thaw’s condition remains as when he arrived, not worse.

Supreme Court Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harry K. Thaw Thaw Matteawan Ae Pr. Baker Matteawan Asylum TIMES

Lucania arrives after rough Atlantic voyage

The Cunarder Lucania from Liverpool and Queenstown reached port after a voyage marked by rough weather each day. The ship suffered little damage and was slowed several times. Several first cabin passengers skipped meals, but notable arrivals included Louis A. Holman, Johnstone, James Mollison Kidd, L. B. Searing, and Samuel C. Web.

Lucania Liverpool Queenstown Louis A. Holman Seenates Johnstone James Mollison Kidd L. B. Searing Samuel C. Web

Panic at Ellsworth church supper ends in fatalities

In Bloomington Illinois on April 5 the explosion of a gasoline lamp in Modern Woodmen Hall during a church supper caused a panic. Mrs Paris Stanger and Mrs John Dawson were killed and about a score of people were injured as 300 attendees fled to the rear balcony door. The hall and building were destroyed by fire.

Bloomington Ill Ellsworth Paris Stanger John Dawson

Court Tennis Begins Today for Amateur US Championship

The amateur court tennis championship starts this afternoon at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club. Six contestants, five Americans and one Briton, vie to challenge Jay Gould, the title holder. Eustace Miles returns, adding international flair, with first matches at 1:80. Foxhall Keene faces Havemeyer in an anticipated matchup after Keene’s England practice.

United States New York Jay Gould Eustace H.miles Gould Foxhall P. Keene T. A. Havemeyer England Jack White White Keene Staight Havemeyer Eustace H. Miles Pierre Lorillard, Jr Lortilard Outcher Gece

Stuart Scott High Gun at Larchmont Weekend Shoot

The Larchmont Yacht Club weekend shoot drew many spectators despite a cold raw Gay Wind. Stuart Scott dominated by winning the Baudouine Cup leg and the Weekly Cup and tying ex-Commodore Bostwick for the Sauer Gun leg, with the tie to be decided next week. Bostwick won the Accumulative Cup leg as four shooters earned multiple legs in a tight field.

Larchmont Yacht Club Stuart Scott Bostwick van Interesting Ton

Mohawk runners win Metropolitan cross country title

Mohawk Athletic Club dominates the Metropolitan Association senior cross country race at Celtic Park, led by A Muller J F Reilly Joe Malone and Fred Lorz. Bronx Indians claim top team honors with 18 points, followed by Pastime 69 Mott Haven 66 and Xavier 84. Thirty three starters lined up as Trinity Brooklyn declined to run, Muller sprinted to victory over Reilly with Malone taking third.

Mohawk Athletic Club Metropolitan Association Celtic Park Bronx Mott Haven Athletic Club Xavier Athletic Association O. Muller J. F. Reilly Joe Malone Fred Lorz Trinity Club of Brooklyn Muller Reilly Malone

Thees Wins Adjutant's Prize in Seventh Regiment Rifle Meet

Close of the Wenter season yields high scores in rifle and revolver as Thees, Private J. D. Thees of Company B, tops the year with 841 out of 850. Adjutant’s revolver trophy goes to Company I with 64, two points ahead of Company B, 105 sharpshooters named, 26 experts.

Seventh Regiment Rifle Club Company I BR. Bhort Priv P. E. Ahe Vice Chase Covell, Co Biss Cee K. Lydecker, Co. He Eseee Ee Ihe Us Ae Co W. Hinman Seg Ae NG Ae Lgcceneete Ees Treeesegeens J. Ww Dutton Cos

Camerons beat Highbridge in Van Cortlandt Park match

Crowe opened for the Camerons and after a windy second half the Camerons won 5 to 1 with McBride, Foster, and Crowe adding goals while J Booth scored for Highbridge. In Brooklyn, Arcadia Thistles and New York Caledonians drew 3 3 before Redpath struck the winning goal for Arcadia.

van Cortlandt Park Camerons Thig City Highbridge H. Crowe J. McBride W.foster J. Booth Crowe Arcadia Thistles New York-Caledonians Visitation Ball Grounds Brooklyn E. Redpath P.hayes W. Colville McBrain Redpath

England and Scotland Draw In Glasgow Match

In Glasgow yesterday the England vs Scotland football clash drew over 100000 spectators with a decisive routing noted, ending in a 1 1 draw.

Glasgow England Scotland

Powers wins St Bartholomew Boys Club handicap race

R Powers won the five and a half mile handicap run at St Bartholomew s Boys Club in Mott Haven Bronx from twenty entrants. He carried a five minute handicap and beat J Gardner who had five minutes forty five seconds handicap by about ten yards. D McConnell also on the same mark as Powers finished third. The first prize went to Harry Jensen for a time 80 87. The event covered the Mott Haven Athletic Club course in the Bronx.

R. Powers St. Bartholomew's Boys’ Club Powers J. Gardner D. McConnell Fime Harry Jensen Mott Haven Athletic Club Bronx

Golf season opening promises busy year for local clubs

The metropolitan handicap list shows 515 local golfers qualified for official ratings of 2 strokes or less, up from last year. The season opens with a three day Lakewood Country Club event April 28 24 25 followed by Atlantic City Country Club April 30 May 1 2.

Metropolitan Golf Association Lakewood Country Club Lakewood Atlantic City Country Club Walter B. Edge Plainfield Fox Hills Dunwoodie Wykagyl Montclair

Fourth annual report of National Commission for baseball published

The fourth annual report for 1907 covers proceedings of the National Commission for the Government of Professional Baseball. It includes the National agreement, rules and regulations, the world championship contest, league classifications, drafted players lists, officers' reports, the world series, and a complete list of commission decisions and case histories.

National Commission For the Government of Professional Baseball J. E.bruce National Commission

Speedway Brings Out Fast Trotting Crowd for Spring Drive

The Spring Speedway drive drew a full turnout of trotters and pacers, headlined by Tempus Fugit 2:07 4y driven by J W Cornish and racing hopefuls like Kate Nelson 2.10% owned by Ed La Place. Notables included Mona Wilkes, Norrie 9 0 1, and Gracie Pandit with a strong day of fast action as road drivers and new arrivals prep for May 2 parade and matinées.

Tempus Fugit J W. Cornish Tempus Ed la Place Kate Nelson Clive Joseph F. Gibbons Ackley Schuyler Mona Wilkes A. H. Cosden Crows Prince A. Hi. Biggs Elmer Stevens Norrie Joseph Sémon Gracie Pandit George H. Huber Nigger Pandit Van Joe Ty Joe Burke Abington Pandit Ila Josephine Harold H. Story Sally A Christopher Hackett Lord Bromley P. Kennedy Strathina Moke

Doubt Over Turf Clouds Early New York Racing Season

As nine days remain until spring racing opens in New York, trainers rush to Sheepshead Bay and Gravesend with stables full and arrivals from California New Orleans Memphis Louisville Texas Stamford Savannah Aiken and Canada. Legislation on track betting looms as the Assembly likely bans betting, while managers plan stake programs regardless. Horsemen await Aqueduct purse figures due this week.

New York Jockey Club United States Canada Sheepshead Bay Gravesend Agnew- Hart California New Orleans Memphis Tenn Louisville Texington Stamford

Stewards Favor Octuple Sculling at Regatta

The American Rowing Association Stewards plan octuple sculls races at Philadelphia Regatta on May 25, hoping three eights compete. Penn is the only college so far. others from clubs and big universities expected. Worcester champions Bennett and Daly, plus entrants from Baltimore and Washington, likely compete.

American Rowing Association Schuylkill River Philadelphia University — Pennsylvania Ward Pennsylvania I’cughkeepsie Hudson Poushkeepsie Bennett Daly Worcester Baltimore Washington

Drawn games in Vienna chess masters tourney reported

In Vienna the chess masters tourney saw Spielmann and Leonhardt plus Bardeleben and Swidorski finish drawn in their resumed tenth round. Standings show Schlechter and Maroczy leading with eight and seven points respectively, with Duras Huberste and others close behind as college gymnastic championships loom in New York City with Yale Princeton NYU and Columbia entries.

Vienna Spielmann Leonhardt Bardeleben Swidorsk Schlechter Maroczy Jone Duras Hubtrste Marshall Perlis Teich ‘Mann Mieses Tartakener Savage Institute Fiftyninth Street Eighth Avenue New York City Yale Princeton New York University Columbiil Severa

Busy Auto Week for Motorists in April Festivities

A busy motor week unfolds with a grand parade set for tomorrow night on Broadway and Seventh Street featuring decorated autos and demonstrations of 1908 Ford and Haynes models. Fort George Hill climb entries close today as April events continue with the Briarcliff Cup stock car race in Westchester County and plans for racing rules and tours.

Elenk Automobile Row Upper Broad Way Ford Salsrooms Broadway Henry Ford Elwood Haynes Broadway Haynes Agency New York Pittyseventh Street Fort George Hill Cal K. C. Pardea Bronxville Gramatan Inn Automobile Club of America Automobile World American Automobile Association Franks B. Homer Westchester County

Vanderbilt Cup race on Long Island likely again

The Vanderbilt Cup organizers aim to hold the next race on Long Island with military protection for spectators. Jefferson De Montompson, chairman of the commission, stated the race will occur but delayed for a final course decision. He cited four apparently suitable courses and said proximity to New York and crowd handling would decide the final site.

Long Island New York

Renault Joins Briarcliff Race Field for April 24 Trophy

A second Renault car has been added to the Briarcliff race entries, bringing the total to twenty one contenders for the trophy on April 24.

Electric car control gains interest in three Babcock models

Automobile notes describe a new foot pedal control that frees the hands for steering and allows braking and stopping with a single motion. The Acme Motor Car Company showcases the Bextuplet model, praised for performance. Various dealers report brisk demand and recent sales in multiple regions.

Babcock Electric Carriage Company Acme Motor Car Company Penn Savannah New York Touton Brooklyn Chicago San Francisco Acme Calle Thomas Forbes American Motor Car Sales Company Broadway Lucy Motor Car Company Troy John Lurie Autocaps Company Lurte Elmore A. Eliiott-Ranney Company

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