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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1908

Page

5

Briarcliff Race May Be Repeated At Once

Westchester drivers and officials commend the Briarcliff contest at Hotel Astor dinner honoring starter Fred J. Wagner. Donor Walter W. Law asks for a repeat, with John H. Tyson to receive the winning Isotta trophy. race could be run again next week if desired.

Robert Lee Morrell Fred J. Wagner Hotel Astor Westchester County Walter W. Law Law Briarcliff Lodge John H. Tyson Isotta Algal Forest Orrell Skene Mr. Wagner America Wagner E. Echwarzkopf Mr. Schwarzkopf Schwarzkopf L Louis Strang Guy Vaughn Herbert Lytle France Little Napoleon Waterloo Florida Tom Moore Mr. Montell Charles Jerome Edwards Longe Island Automobile Club Benjamin Briscoe A. R. Pardington Alfred Reeves

English Driver Jarrott Joins French Grand Prix Team

Charles Jarrott, an early British motor pioneer, will drive a Mors car in the Grand Prix in France. Jenatzy and Vanderbilt Jr. also join the Mors squad, with Jarrott last active in speed contests years ago after notable early racing achievements including the Ardennes race and entries in Bennet Cup events.

France Charles Jarrott England Jarrott Mors Jenatzy Mercedes Charles Jarroétt Great Britain Motorcycle Lab William <. Vanderbilt, Jr Jarrett

Endurance Auto Race Planned by New Jersey Club

The New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club plans a twelve hour endurance contest for motorists not seeking sales, likely on May 30. The club sought the New Jersey Automobile Trade Association to run it, but dealers declined, leaving the club to organize the event itself.

New York Times Neawark New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club New Jersey Automobile Trade Association

Sixty-ninth Regiment to host final indoor season games

Taps will be sounded for the local indoor athletic season tonight as the St. George Athletic Club meets for the year’s last games. Fans will see top floor kings stride for titles and a fitting wind-up to New York’s standout adoor season. Training camps for Irish American, New York Athletic, and nearby clubs begin soon, with tonight’s meet hinting at the contenders for this summer’s Esnors.

Sixty-ninth St. George Athletic Club New York Esnors

Knapp Felt Derbies Offered In Deluxe Models At Four

Advertisements announce Knapp Felt Derbies and Knapp Felt de Luxe Derbies priced at four dollars each. The brief notice highlights a sale on varied derby styles with emphasis on value.

Knapp

Cincinnati Earns Easy Win Over St Louis on Errors and Hits

In Cincinnati Ohio the Reds beat St Louis 4 to 0 as costly errors by the visitors and timely hitting secured the victory. Paskert, Huggins, and Ganzel contributed with key hits while Coakley allowed few runs, supported by solid defense and timely baserunning.

St. Louis Cincinnati Ohio Louis Sinnati PO Hugei Lobert Mitchell Ganzel Séhlei Mowrey Paskert Coakley Huggins Balis Utes Coaksbyan Raymond Sap Mers Shaw Pyrne Murray Oise Konet Bert, Ganzel Monregv Pas- Mitchell Double Witt Bases Coakley Raymond Lex

Chicago and St. Louis Rivalry Highlighted

Chicago faces St. Louis in a featured matchup while Boston visits New York and Washington travels to Philadelphia. Other games include Chicago at St Louis, Detroit at Cleveland.

Standing of the Clubs

Standings show St Louis leading with 7 wins and 4 losses. Boston sits at 5 and 6, New York 6 and 4, Chicago 8 and 0, Cleveland 5 and 4, Detroit 26 and 38? The Philadelphia and Washington records also listed but unclear.

Ciubs W. L. Pe W.L. PC Chicago Lake Cincinnati New York Pittsburg Brooklyn Luis

Neuer's wild pitching sinks Newark as Montreal wins

In Newark on April 25 Montreal defeated the Newark club 5 to 3. Neuer struggled for control issuing nine walks and two errors while giving up eight runs across the eighth and ninth innings. De Vore stood out for Stallings with two late hits and a stolen base. Stanley shined on the mound until the late frames, Newark made a late charge but could not overcome the early deficits.

New York Times Newark N. J Neuer Stallings Clark Griffith Newarks Montreal de Vore McGraw Stanley Beavers Ahport Rhpore Oroyen Mahling Casey Mulien Cofran Engle Leo O'Neil O 'Sharpe O/Evans London Drake Oj Jones Sharpe O*neil Joyce Coresran Luden Fivans Mullen Messrs Kelly and Sullivan

Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica Highlighted by Star Entries

The $10,000 Excelsior Handicap, second spring feature at the Metropolitan Jockey Club meet, will run Wednesday at Jamaica. Top weights are Nealon 126 and Jack Atkin 119, with Brookdale Nymph Restigouche and Chapultepec among notable entrants as veterans vie for the sixth running of the race.

Metropolitan Jockey Club Jamaica New York Aqueduct California Louisiana Jack Jitkin New Orleans Reaperec F. R. Hitchcock Chapultepec Dr. Gardner Excelsior T. D. Sullivan Red River Aletheno Cohort Berkeley Eee Wolf E. Dugan McCarter Ohana

Jersey City Wins Eastern League Title In Hoboken Thriller

In Hoboken today Jersey City defeated Rochester 4 to 3 to capture the Eastern League championship before a crowd of about 10 000. Wiltse started in the Jersey City box and was relieved by Pfannmiller in the seventh inning as Danenhart’s training plan details appear unclear. The box score lists Rochester 000 004 013 and Jersey City 020 116 04x with batteries Wiltse Pfannmiller and Vandegrift Henry and Henley. Providence hosted Toronto in a separate game with Providence winning 5 to 3.

Jersey City Rochester Hoboken Rean Mien Wiltse Planmiller Danen Her Traine RHE Pfanmiller Vandegrift Henry Henley

Unclear union league scores at Elizabeth and Paterson

Fragmentary lines show league scores and names at Elizabeth and Paterson with multiple figures and players listed. Names Kane Foster Henderson Schaefer Picker Luckey appear in scattered segments alongside numbers and places, but the overall game details remain obscured.

Are.e. Elizabeth Batterie Euscane Seery Kane and Foster Paterson

Local Scores From Regional Baseball Loop

At Albany Albany 6 Troy 3 At Utica Utica 18 Cuban Giants 2 At Scranton Scranton 2 Boston 1 At Schenectady Schenectady 6 Jeffersonians 2 At Waterbury Worcester 83 Waterbury 10.

Albany Troy Utica Cuban Giants Secranton Scranton Boston C. Kay Schenectady A. J. End G Jeffersonians Waterbury Worcester

Clare Team Beats Cavan for Breen Cup at Celtic Park

In Leinster championship play at Celtic Park Long Island Clare defeated Cavan by 9 to 4 securing the Breen Cup donated by Judge Matthew A. Breen. Meath narrowly fell to Kildare 16 to 4 while Kilkenny routed Cork 63 to 4 in the day’s other matchups.

Kildare Meath Celtic Park Long Island Kildare Kickers Kilkenny Cork County Clare Matthew A. Breen County Cavan

Caledonians defeat Columbia Oval 3–0 in season closer

New York Caledonians beat Columbia Oval 3 to 0 after leading 1–0 at half. Hy Curtis injured early, ten men for rest of first half before a substitute. R. Taylor, J. Tait, and S. Neill scored for Caledonians. Columbia Oval record stands 17–9–4 from 30 games. Arabic steamer ties Cameron Reserves 5–5 at Van Cortlandt Park. Championship final between Camerons and Claredons to be played next weekend.

Williamsbridge Columbia Oval New York Caledonians Hy Curtis R. Taylor Caledonians J. Tait S. Neill Cameron van Cortlandt Park New York Camerons Clarendons Hoboken

Shooters Compete At Bergen Beach Gun Club

Twenty one shooters gathered at the Bergen Beach Gun Club on Saturday. Favorable conditions produced high scoring led by John Voorhees with about 79 percent across seven events as high gun. J W Howard followed at 74 percent and Lyman at 73 percent.

Bergen Beach Clmb John Voorhees J. W. Howard Lyman

Baseball Today 4 P. M. American Jennie Berk

Americans face Boston in a 4 PM game underlined by a busy schedule. Adv. teams clash as fans note the slate of afternoon action and key players to watch in today’s lineup.

Baseball Today Berk Boston Adv

Former Commodore Wins Shooting Honors at Larchmont

The weekend shoot at Larchmont Yacht Club drew several hundred spectators. Ex-Commodore A. C. Hostwick won the Baudouine April Cup and the Weekly Club Cup. Stuart Scott took the Sauer Gun leg and S Antoine won the Hubbard Trophy leg. Several shooters scored well with six of seven hitting 80 birds or more.

Larchmont Yacht Club A. C. Hostwick Stuart Scott S. Antoine Angles HANDI Antoine Scottes Bodes Stum Shriver A. CL. Bostwick Eeereees J. Ross Collins E. L GC. Robins Baliou Oosaree Eenaee Air J. A. Pisani Sauer Stua A. C Bostwick Weed Eeee E. L. C. Robins Es Pisani Ballou Ape E. H. T. Shriver Eaee Rene Feee Tear Bacdoine Cup E. S. Ballou Fangicar TH H. T. Shriver A.C. Bostwick H. Pisani Seeer T. Shriver J. Ross Colase Baal Ballou

Trains and Schedules From Queens Jockey Club

In Queens CD at the Jockey Club latest daily schedule lists multiple train times including 2 P M and 1 P M departures. Connections from 34th Street St. 50 A M and 12:10 plus 7 50. A M. Also flatbushee runs at 12 30 12 50 4 00 and 1 05 with tabs 3100 and 3245.

Queens Jockey Club Flatbushee

Speedway Brushing Draws Thousands as New Talent Debuts

The Speedway brigade filled the course with brisk brushes and tight finishes watched by thousands. Tempus Fugit showed top form while Tiverton drew attention as a top New England Handicap contender. Crown Prince and Ada Jay faced mixed results as Mosie J and Peter Simmons claimed decisive wins in consecutive heats.

Speedway Brigade Tempus Fugit J. W. Cornish Tiverton A. Gwathmey A. H. Castler A. H. Biggs Virginia Belle Jimm Simons Thomas B. Leahy Lord Bromley Pat Kennedy Dicker C. H. Martin Ada Jay A. Crawford E. T. Sotelda Ila Mosie J L. Govitz Gracie Pandit Rue Clark Mosie L Peter Simmons L. Simon Edward la Place Kate Nelson Ready Boy William J. Clark Jack Axworthy Tom McGuire Fannie K

Many Crews Prepare on Harlem River Ahead of Regatta

Nearly forty crews and about thirty single scullers trained in warm Harlem River weather. Clubs including Metropolitan Rowing, Nas sau Boat, Crescent B C, Lone Stars, Union Boat, Nonpaveil, Atalanta, Dauntless, Friendship and Wranoke fielded multiple boats. President Pilkington oversaw Harlem Rowing Club operations as crews practiced for the upcoming Decoration Day regatta.

Harlem Metropolitan Rowing Club James Pilkington Jack Nagle Harlem Rowing Club Hoban Mehrhoff Nassau Boat Club Bohemians Crescent B. C. Boathouse Lone Stars Union Boat Club

TEAM FOR DAVIS CUP PREPARATIONS REVEALED

The American Davis Cup squad plan to meet England in the International challenge matches, with top players staging trials on local courts. The roster lists W. A. Larned B. C. Wright Karl Behr R. D. Little Robert Le Roy Clarence Hobart E. P. Larned R. C. Seaver Irving Wright F Colston W. J. Clothier and F. B. Alexander.

W. A. Larned B. C. Wright Karl Behr R. D. Little Robert le Roy Clarence Hobart E. P. Larned R. C. Seaver Irving Wright F. €. Colston W. J. Clothier, and F. B. Alexander

Fishing and Fishermen Tale of April May Tides and Catches

Fishermen reported abundant catches along metropolitan waters with flounders and fluke prevalent at Jamaica Bay and nearby shores. Notable hauls included twenty two flounders and eight fluke by Hicks and Rutgers of the John J Hayes Fishing Club. Trouts in Maryland streams are described as plentiful, while Pennsylvania wardens crack down on undersized trout. Capt. Sharp led Gravesend Bay anglers with six cod and eight large fluke.

Newton San. Hook Gov Jamaica Bay Raunt Hammel's Broad Channel Canarsie Bergen Beach Imost Raunt Stames Hicks Dan Rutgers John J. Hayes Fishing Club East New York Carrie Garrett Somerset Maryland Pennsylvania Hazleton Wyandotte Fishing Association East Side Gravesend Bay Sharp

Kenyon Automobile Coats Featured at Brill Stores

Kenyon Automobile Coats priced from 1.75 to 30 dollars sold by Brill stores at modest profit. Illustration of No 5052 Double Texture Auto Duster 52 inches long features include fly front hidden buttons, large lower pockets, inside pockets, breast pocket, vent eyelets, detachable cuffs, Prussian collar, fawn double texture Canton cloth, rubberized and rainproof. Price 25 dollars.

Kenyon Brill

McSweeney Brothers Dominate Fordham Catholic Games

John and Gerald McSweeney led the Fordham Catholic Club closed events at St James Park, taking four firsts and a second in five races and jumps. John won the 190 and 220 yard handicaps, the running broad jump, and placed in others, while Gerald won the high jump from scratch and was runner up in the 220 yard handicap.

John Gerald McSweeney Fordham Catholic Club St. James Park Fordham John McSweeney Catholic Athletic League T. Conboy J. Kinsley

Nerboth Wins Closest Cross Country Run of Season

A field of twenty started the Mott Haven Athletic Club finale from sth Street and Third Avenue to Cedar Park and back. A Nerboth led at the six minute mark and finished in 87:20. C Westest finished second in 84:85, and F P Devlin, Scratchman, was third and took the time prize.

Mott Haven Athletic Club Sth Street Third Avenue Cedar Park Mott Haven A. C A. Nerboth C. Westest F. P. Devlin Johnson's Road? Linuse Jerome’ Avenue

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