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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1908

Page

6

Wild throw gives Giants a victory in tight game

National League results highlight Chicago errors by Evers and Kling spoil a chance as a Chicago pitcher holds New York to two hits. Giants win amid late drama. Schedule shows Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Boston.

Chicago New York Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburg St. Howis Boston St. Louis Wel Ee RNA Og Phila'phia DOR

Baseball score and crowd scene in Chicago Giants win

In a game at Chicago the Cubs fall behind early as Bresnahan and Evers spark a two base hit rally. Tinker later hits a three base drive for Chicago but the Giants hold the lead and win after a late Sheckard double. Overall pitches for New York while Rigler and ODay umpire.

Evers Giants Mr. Evers Chicago Authority Chicago Tenney Slagle Herzog Larry Doyle Roger Bresnahan Bresnahan Yiome Wonlin Rigler Lay Donlin Cubs Seymour Kling Tinker Devlin Sheckard Chance Isvers W. VW Aulick New York de Steinf'dt Q Seymour Howard StGarry Dwell Chico Mathewson Messrs. Rigler and O'Day

Brooklyn Triumphs Over Cincinnati to End Series 6-4

Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 6 to 4 after a five run Cincinnati burst in the fifth. Bell stars with a two run triple in the sixth and Volz finishes the last two innings for Brooklyn. Bell earned the win as Brooklyn clinches the series.

Brooklyn Cincinnati Volz Coakley Bell

Unclear foul lineups and scores at Philadelphia game

Fragmentary report from Philadelphia shows team lines and players Pittsburg led by 1-Liefield Camnitz and Gibson with Cor ridon McQuillan and Dooin in lineup. Numerical data 2 as 9 4 200.0 10 100-410 0 appear, but full context missing.

R.H.E. Pittsburg Philadelphia Batte Liefield Camnitz Gibson Corridon McQuillan Dooin

Empire City Racing Association Announces Field Stands Abandonment

President James Butler announces changes for the Summer race meeting at the Yonkers track. Field stands will be abandoned and a uniform admission of $2 for men and $1 for women will be charged. Clubhouse charges remain the same as last season.

James Butler Empire City Racing Association Yonkers Track

Southampton Tennis Opens With Elite Field at Meadow Club

Fifty five top lawn tennis players begin singles matches at the Meadow Club on Long Island as a tune up for the National championships at Newport. Preliminary rounds feature Westfall, Nettleton, Touchard, Tallent, and Slocum in men’s and Middlebrook, Carnegie, Smyth, Blagden in women’s events plus junior handicap play with varied results.

New York Times Southampton L. I Meadow Club Newport Herbert L. Westfall Knickerbocker F. C Rogers Larkin Dixon Ely Gardner Hoffman Trevor Fleitman Krech

Mrs Barger Wallach Wins Newport Tennis Cup

In Newport on August 10 Mrs Barger Wallach of Newport and New York defeated Miss Eleanora Sears of Boston 6-2 6-4 to win the ladies singles scratch cup at the Cassio tournament. The match drew over 150 spectators including the Earl of Grennard Ogden Mills and Harold Phipps with many wagers placed.

New York Times Newport R.I Cottage Colony Cassio Casino Barger-Wallach New York Eleanora Sears Boston

Whitney colors sweep three at Saratoga feature

Sea Cliff wins Adirondack Handicap Jersey Lightning takes maidens Royal Tourist tops mile handicap all trained by A J Joyner Du gan suspended leading jockey Notter rides three winners while Whitney owners Mr and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney are absent abroad.

Saratoga N. Y Whitney Sea Cliff Royal Tourist Jersey Lightning A. J. Joyner Dugan Notter Payne Whitney Harry Payne Whitney Prudent Sweet McCarthy Arondack Hawkwing van Laer St. Nick McKinney L Canvas Siavidson Ae Steelmaker

Ball's Error Loses Game in Chicago Thriller

In the American League clash, New York falls 2 to 1 as a ground ball mishandled by the shortstop allows Sullivan to score the deciding run. Standings show Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 0 and other results listed with upcoming games in Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and St Louis.

Chicago New York Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Detroit Boston St. Louis

Chicago Beats New York 2 1 on Ball Error I Invitational

Chicago defeats New York 2 to 1 as Ball misplays a grounder allowing Sullivan to score and Isbell, Hemphill, and Atz contribute in the Chicago offense. Chesbro and Walsh staff the mound for a one and a half hour game with 3 errors.

Chicago New York Hahn O Conroy Jones Keeler Isbel Chase And Parent Sullivan siBal Tannenill Ball Teri Isbell Hemphill Atz Blair Chesbro Walsh Messina, Sheridan and Egan

New York and Eastern League Scores Reported

In Wilkesbarre Syracuse won 2 to 1 in one inning. Elmira defeated Troy 6 to 1. Binghamton beat Scranton 2 to 1. Utica topped Albany 7 to 4. Jersey City defeated Buffalo 1 to 2. Newark lost to Rochester 0 to 4. Baltimore beat Montreal 4 to 2. Providence fell to Toronto 3 to 4.

Wilkesbarre Syracuse Elmira Troy Binghamton Scranton Utica Albany Jersey City Buffalo Newark Rochester Baltimore Montreal Providence Toronto

McGrath Sets World Hammer Record at Nenagh Meet

Matt J. McGrath of the New York Athletic Club shattered the hammer record with 176 feet at Nenagh County Tipperary Ireland, surpassing his own 1907 Montreal mark by 1 foot 7 inches. He also threw the fifty six pound weight 39 feet 3 inches from a nine foot circle, confirming his status as the world’s leading hammer thrower.

Dublin Nenagh Matt J. McGrath New York Athletic Club McGrath Matt McGrath County Tipperary Ireland Montreal Canada John Flanagan Total Abstinence Union of Connecticut Torrington Amateur Athletic Union Flanagan Travers Island

Welcome to America's Olympic team parade planned in New York

Ten committees work on parade details for the welcome to the American Olympic team with aims to include President Roosevelt and Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan. A chorus of 500 girls will sing. St Bartholomew's Boys' Club plans 1000 marchers with cadets. Plan and Scope Committee assigns leadership to Conway Sullivan Dixon Cloughan and Heaster Irish American Athletic Club.

America New York William Jennings Pryan Roosevelt Patrick J. Conway Thomas Harry S. Houpt St. Bartholomew's Boys’ Club Thomas Nevins Amateur Athletic Union George McVicker Irish-American Athletic Club Timothy D. Sullivan John J

Oldfield Ails Of Record At Blue Grass Fair

Barney Oldfield covered a mile on a circular track in 0 59 14 aboard the Stearns car named Big Ben. Charles Soules drove an exhibition mile in 0 50 4. In a three mile match Soules and Oldfield, Oldfield won in 3 17. Phil Barnes with an Oldsmobile won the two mile event in 2 40 and captured the novelty. Charley Soules won the free for all three mile handicap starting from scratch and led the field after the second mile.

New York Times Lexington Barney Oldfield Stearns Big Ben Charles Soules Soules Oldfield Phil Barnes Charley Soules

Races and weights from a race card listing six events

Six races outlined with selling and handicap events for horses, listing entrants and weights. First race seven furlongs features Woodcraft and others. subsequent races include a one mile handicap and a two year old six furlong selling race along with a seven thousand five hundred dollar Travers for three year olds and a maiden two year old five and a half furlongs.

Woodcraft Greeno J. C. Core Fancy Monocle Gowan Bell Strome Ace High Jubilee Juggins Sanguine Orphan Lad Easton Far West Tony Bonero Fort Johnson Biskra Inferno the Squire Fultonville Beckon Bedouin Kentucky Beau Wood Sandals Schleswig Plume Arondack Court Lacr Edwin L von Laer Midshipman Easy Home Donatus Eschau Westmore Travers Dorante Bar Beaucoup Sir John Johnson King James Robert Cooper Alauda Gramsar Greene the Wrestler Antaeus Sir Toddington Echo Ed Wray Guatematzin Nanda Louise Bell Michael Beck

Grain and Provisions News on Wheat and Corn Markets

Market notes show further wheat improvements in the northwest and sharp rallies on corn as outside demand and weather affect spring and winter wheat. Kansas City reports 609000 bushels. total wheat receipts near 1.533 million bushels. Corn trends include a September shorts flare and a firmer cash price around No 2 in New York elevators.

Northwest Kansas City Liverpool Budapest L'Se New York Duluth

Toronto official delivers mayoral message to New York

T J McAughey assistant Secretary of the West End Branch of Toronto walks from Broadway to City Hall Park to hand a message from the Toronto mayor to New York Mayor. He claims TOG miles plus seventy two extra over eleven days twenty two hours, noting two Sundays omitted.

T. J. McAughey West End Toronto WV. M. Cc. A Broadway City Hall Park New York McAughey McGowan

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