Seven Yachts Entered for the King's Cup at Newport
Newport August 9 only seven yachts entered for the King's Cup with Vigilant withdrawn and Sybarita likely to pull out. Queen Elmina Istalena Aurora Avenger and two schooners make up the field. Queen seen as strong favorite, Avenger as only serious challenger. Flags fly as the fleet dresses ship ahead of tomorrow's race.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
Iselin
Brokaw
Queen
Elmina
Aurora
Istalena
Avenger
Vigilant
Herr
North Star
Saratoga’s Best Races Highlight Week at Meet
Saratoga previews the week of August racing with the Prayers Stakes seven five hundred dollars, Grand Union Hotel Stakes ten thousand, and the Hopeful Stakes about twenty two thousand. Favorites include Fair Play and Keene entries like Melisande and Maskette. Stakes field alignments suggest strong action for the Travers and Futurity.
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New York Times
Saratoga
Travers
Belmont
Fair Play
J. R. Keene
Colin
Celt
Restigouche
Maskette
Sheepshead Bay
Keene
Wedding Bells
Mr. Keene
Coney Island Jockey Club
Jockey Ernest Boadwee Dies After Barabatoa Races
Barabatoa, N Y, Aug 9 Horsemen learned of Ernest Boadwee death from injuries in an afternoon jump at the track. His body to be shipped to Brookhaven Miss for burial. A subscription for his parents opened with support from iaaa and flat riders.
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Baratoga
N. Y
Ernest Boadwee
Boadwee
L. D. Boadwee
Brookhaven
Miss
Iaaa
Und
American League results from yesterday games
Chicago beat New York 4 to 3 while St Louis defeated Boston 8 to 2 Detroit won 5 to 2 over Washington Philadelphia led Cleveland 46 50 .479 St Louis posted 61 4) and Boston 12.47 54 1465. standings show New York 33 66 and others with .377 or .479 records.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Phila
Phia
Bas
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
W. L. B.C. Pittsburg
Incite
Philadephia
White Sox top Yankees 4 to 3 in New York clash
In Chicago on August, the White Sox overpowered Hogg and held off a late Yankee rally to win 4 to 3. Manning finished strong for Chicago after Hogg exited. Sullivan and Tannehill contributed key hits as New York's defense faltered in the early innings.
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New York Times
Chicago
White Sox
Hogg
Yankees
Manning
New York
Hahn
Conroy
Jones
Ishell
Keeler
Chase
Atz
H'phill
Parent
Mor'ity
Sullivan
Deleh’ty
Tan’hill
Ball
Smith
Niles
Blair
Imanning
Sohbell
Moriarty
Isbell
Tannehill
Hemphill
Delehanty
Messia, Sheridan
Egan
Newark Triumphs in Eastern League Tilt Over Rochester
Newark landed hard on Duggleby’s delivery, forcing him from the mound after the fifth inning. Bannister followed and endured early trouble as Newark’s fielding kept pressure on Rochester. Beckett pitched steadily and the Newark offense struck in bursts to secure a 5 to 1 victory at the Rocky Point site with Providence edging Toronto 8 to 0.
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Newark
Duggleby
Rochester
Philadelphia
State League Scores Report Across Multiple Cities
Syracuse 2 Binghamton 1 Albany 3 Troy 1 Troy 5 Albany 0 Utica 6 Elmira 3 Scranton 16 Wilkes-Barre 8 Scranton 3 Wilkes-Barre 3 game called Memphis 1 Mobile 0 New Orleans 2 Little Rock 1 Bridgeport 8 New Haven 7 New Haven 5 Bridgeport 0
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Syracuse
Binghamton
Albany
Troy
Utica
Elmira
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Southern League
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Little Rock
Bridgeport
New Haven
Giants Defeated 2 1 in Jersey City Ball Game Controversy
6000 spectators watched as police chief Monahan refused to halt the West Side Park clash between the Giants and Jersey City Eastern League club. Pitcher Planmiller and catcher Gastmeyer were arrested for alleged vice acts, released on bail, while Mason and Fitzgerald delivered solid pitching for Jersey City. Final score 2 to 1 with early runs deciding the game.
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Civic Righteousness Federation
Monahan
Jersey City
West Side Park
Giants
Planmiller
Gastmeyer
Mason
Fitzgerald
Game Bros Renee
Pfanmiller
Ames
New York
Rhpoaberh Poae Herzog
Clement
Doyle
Bean
Brain
Degraff
Barry
O'Grant
McC'm
Doolin
Merkle
Merritt
N’dham
Fox
S'dgrass
Fitzeld
Astoria and High Bridge Lead Interborough Baseball Standings
Astoria and High Bridge hold first and second in the Interborough League after Saturday wins. Wesleyan climbs from fifth to third by defeating Young Men's Institute. Cornell solidifies seventh with M C B L dropping to last after a second loss to Cornell. standings show Wiey W.L.P.C 8 1 8 S Sunnyside 4 3 00 Wesleyan 6 4 6 0 Cornell 2 2 5 0 Ascension 4 3 5 7 M C B L 6 1 1 0 0 0.
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Astoria
High Bridge
Wesleyan
Young Men’s Institute
Cornell
Madden wins Coast to Pier life saving swim in Yonkers
James Madden wins the United States Volunteer Life Saving race from the New Jersey Coast to Yonkers Recreation Pier on the New York State side in 45 minutes. Eugene V. Keefe finishes second in 51 minutes 25 seconds, Henry Luthern fails to finish after distress before one third distance. Keefe’s progress is hindered by too many advisers.
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New York Times
Yonkers
James Madden
United States
New Jersey
Recreation Pier
New York State
Eugene V. Keefe
Henry Luthern
Keefe
Tennis Trials At Meadow Club And Crescent Club
Ranking matches in singles and doubles begin this week at Meadow Club Southampton L I and Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. William A Larned and William J Clothier to clash in singles while Beals C Wright with Raymond D Little Nat Emerson with Louis H Wardner and H C Whitehead with J G Winston form doubles teams to earn the right to challenge for the National titles.
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Meadow Club
Southampton
L. IL
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
William A. Larned
National Regatta Sets Stage With Sixty Five Entries
The thirty sixth annual National Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta heads to the Connecticut River at Springfield with a record sixty five crews. New York leads entries while Western clubs join the national field. events include war canoes and an intermediate quadruple scull replacing the intercity octuple.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Connecticut River
Springfield
Mass
New York Athletic Clubhouse
James Pilkington
Frederick R. Fortmeyer
James S. Fox
Boston
H. P. Wardell
C. W. Pressendant
Philadelphia
D. B. Duffield
Detroit
J. O. Regan
New York City
Claude R.zappone
Washington
D. C
New York
Mott Haven
Harlem River
Harlem
Rudolph Vrtacek
S. F. Pordon
West Philadelphia
Fred Sheppard
Seawanhaka B. C
Brooklyn
Durando Miller
George Carter
New York Athletic Club
L. de B. Handley
J. B. Coshran
Metropolitan Rowing Club
Charles Gallner
Walter Conway
Hudson Boat Club
I. J. Emery
W. J Spencer
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
J. Brassel
Frank Davy
Nassau Boat Club
Frank Hagan
Warren Kehier
West Philadelphia Boat Club
Penn
P. S. Brownell
F. Pordon
L. C. Rivas
C. F. Quinn
Springfield Boat Club
Harry Bennett
Alexander Warnock
St. Louis Rowing Club
St. Louis
Louis L. Joachim
Joseph Edward Dilg
St. Alphonsus Club
Leo J. Dickons
H. K. Blackman
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
Cana
Walter Kuehne
R. H. Krapp
Vesper Boat Club
E. J. Hartman
H. S. de Baecke
Detroit Boat Club
Mich
A. Nassey
F. E. Wencken
A. Armstrong
N. B. Maurice
Minnesota Boat Club
St. Paul
Edward Sullivan
Frank McCarthy
Minn
Edward &._ Stringer
Reece M. Newport, Jr
Cushing F. Wright
Arthur S. French
Flanigan
R. J. Crombie
H. S. de Baeche
Ravens
J. N. Boyle
Klein
C. Kusche
St. Mary's A. A
Halifax
Nova Scotia
George Fitzgerald
George Power
Frank O'Neil
Patrick Meagher
Ravenswood Boat Club
Long Island City
George Korwan
John Fortune
James Mulligan
Garry Bryant
Edward
Stringer
Reece M
Spragge
Kent
Patterson
Sheriff
Boston Athletic Association
Rockrimmon Boat Club
Notices to creditors of New York County estates 1908
A long list of probate notices from New York Surrogates Court invites creditors to file their claims against multiple deceased residents. Names include Walter Rollins, Marie C. C. Denslow, Amelia Hildreth, Leonard Gafney, David Barhydt Parish, Morris K. Jesup, Helena Connolly, Helen D. Richardson, George H. Toop, Mildred L. Williams, Pauline Moller, N. Bow sky, James Monahan, Augustus De Norriga, Charles Fowler, Abraham Kridel, Margaret Wood, William Barnes, Ernest Stedman, Elizabeth Stedman, Edward Cole, Marguerite Brunnow, Clara Kuhn and others. Documents specify executors, attorneys, addresses in Manhattan and Brooklyn, and filing deadlines ranging from October to November 1908.
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Marie C. C. Denslow
County of
New York
Carl L. Schurz
Wall Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Guy van Amringe
James Potter Dod
New York City
Hildreth
Amelia
Abner C. Thomas
Amelia Hildreth
Charles A. Burr
Lucius A. Waldo
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
N. Y
N.Y
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Rushmore, Bisbee, Rogers & Stern
Wall St. Borough of Manhattan
Jesup
Hon
Morris K York
Thomas L
Yrris
Sharlesa HK. Heckett
New
Madison Averough
Maria DE Witt Jesup
Witt Cuyler
Min Strong
Par““ & McIlvaine
William Street
Borough of Ity
Ielena
Charlies H. Beckett
A Sur- Sousty
Connolly
Helena Connolly
County of New York
Turner, Rolston & Horan
Griffin
Helen DE Forest
Charles H. Beckett
Helen
DE Forest Griffin
Ormiston & McCormack
Richardson
Helen D
Gibson
Hulbert Webb
Liberty Street
City of
Harriet M. Richardson
Gibson, Hulbert & Webb
Toop
George H
George H. Toop
Rollin M. Morgan
Park Row
William H. OP
Vgs Row
Howell L. Williams
Mildred L. Williams
Bowers & Sands
Messauutreet
NEW York Trusty Company
Cravath
Henderson & DE Gersdorff
Hayden
James T
James T. Hayden
Lenehan & Dowley
No. T
Nassau Street
Ella C. Hayden
Bruce Hayden
Ohn M. Parker
Moller
Pauline
Fal Emile Moller
Jacob Alaric Leo Moller
Frank F. Groff
James Monahan
Myra H. Fowler
Carl H. Fowler
Charles H. Fowler
Samuel Kridel
Alexander H. Kridel
Hirsch, Scheuerman & Limburg
Hollander
Bernheimer & Bernheimer
Wood
Margaret
Margaret Wood
Ronald K. Brown
William G. Wood
J. Albert Lane
William H. Barnes
John A. Hardiman
Williiam Street
F. Barnes
William H. Barnes, JR
Sohn A. Hardiman
Howard A. Sperry
Stedman
Ernes
Ernest G. Stedman
Alfred H. Cumibers
Borouch
Robert S. Stedman
Ninam
Elizabeth
Alfred H. Cumbers
Wallach
Emanuel
Manuel Wallach
Couny of
Wallach & Cook
Flora Wallach
Moses Wallach
Joseph Benedicks
Cook
Edward F. Cole
Donald M.lean
Runnow
Marguerite
Bonn
Germany
Edward P.beckwith
Thos
T. Sadrman
Allen W. Evarts
Kuhn
Clara
Clara Kuhn
Stoddart & Marshall
William Athles Eee
Wiliam
Kramer Is Unplaced In Newark Velodrome Races
In Newark yesterday afternoon a big crowd enjoyed a midsummer program at the Velodrome with two new features a three mile motor race and a tandem handicap for pros. Frank Kramer started in two races but failed to finish in the money in either. He dropped out in the ten mile open while Floyd Krebs led the finish. In the five mile amateur event Fred Hill of Boston dominated the proceedings.
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New York
Newark
Briggs
Charney Turville
Frank Kramer
Joe Fogler
Moran
Butler
Williams
Billington
Krebs
Bedell
Ashurst
Rupprecht
Hill
Halgin
Kramer
Floyd Krebs
Fred Hill
Boston
Goodwin in Long Swim Ten Mile Marathon Contest
Bud Goodwin of the New York Athletic Club is a likely entrant in the ten mile Marathon swim by the Missouri Athletic Club of St. Louis on Labor Day. The race runs from Chain Rocks to the Eads Bridge and carries a $1,000 cap for the winner after three victories. Last year H. J. Handy won and will swim again amid plans for nineteen Illinois entries and more than 100 contestants overall.
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Bud’? Goodwin
New York Athletic Club
Missouri Athletic Club of
St. Louis
Chain Rocks
Eads Bridge
Missouri Athletic Club
H. J. Handy
Illinois Athletic Club
Chase English Wins July Cup at Bethlehem Golf Club
Chase English of New Haven won the Bethlehem Golf Club July Cup with a win over F M Crouch in the finals after semifinal victories by Harriett English, F M Crouch, C J Houghton, and Charles English.
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New York Times
Bethlehem
N. H
Bethlehem Golf Club
Chase English
New Haven
Harriett English
F. M. Crouch
C. J. Houghton
Charles English
Liebgold First in 3 500 Meter Walk at Northwestern Meet
W. G. Smith set a 1 02 time for 40 yards novice while H Drescher leaped 2 feet 2 inches in broad jump. In the handicap 3500 meter walk Samuel Liebgold of Pastime Athletic Club wore down rivals to win by two yards over John T. Golding. Northwestern and Richard Webber clubs split the relay in a tight finish. Drescher also won the running broad jump club championship. Ellery Payne led early in the walk as Liebgold surged to the front on the final lap.
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Athletc
67Th Street
Westchesster Avenue
W.G. Smith
H. Drescher
Ellery Payne
Sam Lieb
Richard Webber Athletic Club
H.drescher
W. G. Smith
G. L. Gross
C. Costigan
Northwestern Athletic Club
W.G. Murray
L. Harbert
LS Snyder
J. Muffigan
Arnolf J. Mayer
J. Dolan
Samuel Liebgold
Pastime Athletic Club
Iscratch
John T. Golding
Mercury Athletic Club
B. Mann
T. Gatsel
Oon
W. G. Murray
G. Smith
L. 8. Snyder
W. H. Barnett
S. Barnett, Jr
T. G. Gross
J. M. Storer
S. Barnett
W.murray
T. G. Gress
S. Falke
Horse racing entries and weights from six races
The card lists six races for various ages and classes with horses names and weights. Included are first race two-year-olds at five and a half furlongs, second a steeplechase about two miles, third the Adirondack Handicap for two-year-olds at six furlongs, fourth the Saranac for three-year-olds one mile eight, fifth a one-mile handicap for all ages, and sixth maiden three-year-olds and up at seven furlongs. It names horses such as Von Laer Arondack Prudent Colytto Tankee Daughter Monologue Hawkwing Chaperon Variation Clef Melise Harrigan Sea Cliff Connaught Rubin Granda Direct Sandpiper Michael Beck Helen Harvey Earl's Court Incognito Golconda Crack Shot Jack Atkin McCarter Dandelion Royal Tourist Mayfield Beckon Marathon Adriade Banyah Chief Brant Yorklyn Jersey Lightning Tender and True Florence J., with listed weights.
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von Laer
Arondack
Prudent
Colytto
Tankee
Monologue
Hawkwing
Chaperon
Variation
Clef
Melise
Jimmy Lane
Steelmaker
St. Nick
Harrigan
Sea Cliff
Statesman
Connaught
Anger
Rubin Granda
Direct
Sandpiper
Michael Beck
Helen Harvey
Hoffman
Saranac
Earl’s Court
Thomas Calhoun
Golconda
Crack Shot
Jack Atkin
McCarter
Dandelion
Royal Tourist
Mayfield
Beckon
Marathon
Adriade
Banyah
Chief Brant
Yorklyn
Stokes
Jersey Lightning
Tender and True
Florence IJ
Grace Cameron
Giants Meet Chicago At Polo Grounds Today
Baseball encounter set at the Polo Grounds this afternoon at 4 PM as the Giants host the Chicago team. Admission 50 cents.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Chicago
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