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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1908

Page

8

Olympic Athletes for London Face Fundraising Challenge

A 58 member supplemental list may be added if funds rise. 76 athletes already chosen, with committee led by James E. Work, including Caspar Whitney and others in New York. Major donors include Andrew Carnegie and S. R. Guggenheim as the effort aims to cover travel and training costs for American competitors at the Athens and London Games.

Ame Athet Hich Theodore Evelt Ust Andrew Carnegie Harry Whitney S. R. Guggenheim A. G Clarente H. Mackay James Enn Athletic Club Olymbe Gane Ce Brennan John J Marquette UN Bromilow Jos., Jr Irish Am Burroughs W. G Chicago Carpenter J. C Cornell Cartmell Penn Coe H. L Michigan Boston Cook E. T Daniels, Co.m Dearborn A. K Ramey H. B Rector J. A Virginia Rich L. G Brookline Robertson Lawson Trish-Am Rose Ralph San Francisco Rowe F. A Shaw A. B Dartmouth Sheppard Melvin W Sheridan Martin J Irish-Am Sherman D.R Smithson F. C Multnomah A. C Sullivan J. P Talbot Lee Jy Taylor J. B Trube Trubenbach C. D Whitham J.D Armour J. R Allen Claude Beard C. B Ames UN Iowa Blankesnagel John C Wisconsin Borneman Illinois A. C Carr Edward P Xavier A. A R. J Campbell C. S Yale Cameron George G Cohn Harvey W Craige John H New York DoSelding F. M Harvard French C. M Gerig Herman A.C Griffin M. H Gillis S. P Gosnell H. A Baltimore Grote H. C Missouri A. C Greene James B Haggard Drake Hall C. E Hartranft J. L Horr M. F Hurley M. L N. Y Lee James J Lorz Fred Mason Richard Vanderbilt University Mahoney J. T Mercer EB. C Philadelphia Miller Stanford Indiana Muenz Natwick Nelson O'Mara Cambridgeport Parker Pennsylvania Rand W. M Riley Frank H Robbins William C Cambridge D. R Ryan M. J Schommer Sneehan F. P South Boston Spitzer R. A Stevens L. B B. E Stephenson B. T Tewanina Lewis Carlisle Thibeau Alexander van den Dries William Weintz L. J Young South Dakota Ile Athens

Dervish Wins Ocean Race Class B in Bermuda Stop

The Bermuda finish saw Commodore Henry A. Morss’s Dervish from the Corinthian Yacht Club win Class B by nearly a day. Venona of the Eastern Yacht Club took Class C by 6 hours 49 minutes over Marchioness of Philadelphia. Esperanza of the Atlantic Yacht Club was the fourth to reach the harbor while Ailsa Craig and Irene were expected to arrive tomorrow.

Hamilton Bermuda Marblehead Bermuda Islands Dervish Henry A. Morss Corinthian Yacht Club Elmer J. Bliss Boston Eastern Yacht Club Marchioness John B. Crozier Philadelphia Association of Philadelphia iVenona Esperanza J. Dalzell McKee Pittsburg Atlantic Yacht Venona Ailsa Craig Irenethi

Iron Man All In Shuts Out St Louis Giants Win

The Giants led by McGinnity shut out St Louis 4 0 as O Rourke misplayed a ball and Donlin advanced. McGinnity fanned seven while the Giants built a lead with Devlin and Murray driving in runs and Bridwell, Doyle, and Seymour contributing in key at bats.

Iron Man ST. Louis McGinnity Giants Marvel Bugs Raymond Bugsa Cardinal McCloskey Donlin O'Rourke Devlin Doyle Ludwig Bridwell Col. Shannon Byrne Tenney Murray New York Joe Soulomon Rudderham Lush Aulick Louis Poae Shaw Shannon Otenney Odeniin Delen Obeymour K'tchy Deviin Or'ke Gilbert Dwell Raym St. Lowia I. Scree MccGinnity Delehanty

Yale Crews Hold Water Practice in Rough Conditions

Yale boats practiced on the waters at New Haven with no speed work as Varsity and freshman eights worked on form. The afternoon saw a mile brush for the Varsity four with Wallis steering, and the freshmen led the three mile run before rough water halted further practice. Capt. Livingstone’s removal from the freshman eight cited poor fitness, while a freshman captain was not expected to replace Kingstone. Freshmen displayed a seasonal custom by tossing coxswains into the river.

YALE Wallis Capt Livingstone Thereshman Kingstone

Harvard Navy Aims for Yale Regatta Prep at Connecticut HQ

Special to The New York Times reports the Harvard Navy rowing squad arriving at Conn headquarters on June 8 to ready for the June 25 dual regatta with Yale. Lineups announced include Varsity Eight most notably Sargent and Richardson, with Cutler moving to stroke in the Varsity Four.

New York Times Red Top Conn Harvard Navy Yale F. Cutler Morgan Varsity Sargent Richardson E. Bacon Waide Lunt Severance Fish Bow Faulkner Blugden University Mor Zan Ellis Fahnestock King Hight R. Cutler Hoopfer Eaton Withington Waite Whitney Forster Shillito Fales Hardling Smith Overson Cox

Prince Henry Race Opens With 100 Automobiles

Berlin reports more than one hundred automobiles from across Europe will start at six tomorrow morning on the Prince Henry touring race. The first stage covers a total distance of 1,362 miles.

Berlin

Battery Scores and City Pairings Recorded

In Providence a listing shows Cronin and Peterson against Mason and Butler. Toronto faces Rochester with scores 4 to 8 and 6 to 8 for Montreal and Buffalo respectively.

R.hle Providence Jersey City Cronin Peterson Mason and Butler Toronto Rochester Montreal Buffalo

Kane Stars In Compact Game With Key Sacrifices

In a brief contest, Kane, Hugehins, McLean, Pattee, and Hummel delivered sacrifice hits. Hummel and Bergen turned a double play with Lewis, Pattee, and Jordan. Cincinnati left eight on base against Brooklyn. Pastorius walked five and Coakley one. Cincinnati committed three errors. Pastorius fanned four. Coakley three. Time of game was one hour and thirty minutes. Umpires were Rigler and Johnstone.

Kane Hugegins McLean Pattee Hummel Bergen Lewis Jordan Cincinnati Brooklyn Pastorius Coakley Messrs. Rigler and Johnstone Cencinnate Huggins Lobert Mitchell Rf Ganzel Grain Hulswitz Hioat Rhpoae O Burch Lumiey O'Jordan Ish'han Pastor's j*Alperman

Batterymatch reports from Pittsburg and Boston games

In Pittsburg Philadelphia and Moren Conlon and Doolin batteries faced off with umpires Emelie and em at Boston Chicago and Brown Moran Lien Ferguson and Ball faced Boston with umpire ODay.

R.H.B. Pittsburg Philadelphia Willis Gibson Moren Conlon Doolin Messrs Emelie R.H.B. Chicago Boston Brown and Moran Lien Ferguson Ball Mr. O'Day

Cleveland Laces Hard as Vaughain Reports Pitching

In the American League New York defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 while Chi aCeee Tashin ouls toppled Mahiledelphia 10 to 0. Standings show Chicago and Philadelphia leading with Cleveland and Boston in the chase. New York and Detroit follow, with St. Louis and Washington trailing.

New York St. Louis Cincinnati Brooks Pittebur Philadethia Bnhicago Boston Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia Cleveland Chi aCeee Tashinouls Mahiledelphia Detroit Washington Ww. L. P.C Philadelpha

Trance Wins Gravesend Feature Narrowly

Trance, champion filly, defeats Suffragette by a neck in the Bedford Stakes at Gravesend. Erbet also wins the Bedford with Samuel Emery’s colors leading a field of ten two-year-olds, Melissa second. The day features two-year-old favorites and a strong showing for James R. Keene's stock.

Trance Gravesend Suffragette James R. Keene Mr. Keene Keene Melisande California East Aqueduct Track San Francisco Castleton Stud H.T. Griffin New York George Odom Fitz Herbert Decidedly Erbet Samuel Emery Melissa Berry Maid J. Lee Ceees Cressina Dugan Julia Powell Garner Zienap McDaniel Banquet W. Doylé Eese Pantouffe Shaw Ssese Musgrave T Grace Cameron Yorke Ragnel Lerwenen Yaya T Comedienne Wals Vb. F Odd Fellow-Rubus BF. A. Forsythe R. Colston Simon Pure Henderson Boodwee B-Lissasnsene McAffee St. Leonards Ti Violet Bonnie Brook Stable Silas Veitch Big Chief Leesveacee Honesty Notter Rye E. Dugan Bod ccc Jubilee Gaodias Weapon & Marathon McCarthy Rifleman G. Burns Juggler Berkeley Eesseee Littleton Maid T. Koerner Pontiac Madeline Newcastle Stable Thomas Elsh Erhet Miller Eeeveess Shreve Seereees Intervene Flynn Seeeess Os G.burns the Robin tNotter Eseeee Rlamelesa Upton Gladys Loulze Duryea Herbert Beria 8. Emery A. G. Blakely Tileing Ance Grapple Ssvav Ceca Don Enrique Saracinescu Richmond Duke Marshall B. c Hastings-Futile Y J. H. McCormick

Yankees Deliver Wide Margin Over Cleveland in Series Finale

The New York Yankees defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 after taking an early lead with six runs in the first three innings. Thielman started for Cleveland, but Orth shut down the Naps until the eighth. Jimmy Vaughan joined the Yankees as a new pitcher, heading to Detroit for his major league debut.

New York Times Cleveland Ohio Yankees Orth Curveloas Mke Naps Thielman Griffith Jimmy Vaughan Hot Springs Detroit New York Rhpoae J. Clarke Niles Bradley H'phill Stovall Keeler Lajoie Chase Bemis Ball Hehm Stahl Kman Conroy B'm H'M Kleinow Chech Blair Weeet J Clarke Hemphill Cheek Mr. O'Loughlin

Batteries Highlighted By Umpires In St Louis Match

Waddell and Spencer, Vickers, Carter, Krause, and Smith supplied the batteries. Umpires Evans and Hurst officiated the game in St Louis as Philadelphia played the 41 14 0000 matchup remembered for its officiating and battery names.

Ra.d. St. Louis Philadelphia Waddell and Spencer Vickers Carter Krause Smith Evans and Hurst

Detroit Hopes to Add Hogg From New York Americans

Detroit manager Hugh Jennings moves toward finalizing a deal to acquire pitcher Hoge from the New York Americans after both clubs discuss terms with Clark Griffith. Ty Cobb is jailed on an assault charge, awaiting trial next Monday as Judge Jeffries lashes into players.

New York Times Detroit Mich Hoge New York Americans Tiger Hugh Jennings Clark Griffith Cleveland Navin Jennings Hogg Hoggelobb Ty Cobb Fred E. Collins Cobb Jeffries Coxey Army

Cincinnati sweeps Brooklyn after four straight wins at Washington Park

Cincinnati wins 3 to 2 over Brooklyn in Washington Park completing a four game series sweep. Pitcher Pastor and Coakley performed well but Brooklyn errors cost them. Kane hit a first inning homer to highlight the batting.

Cincinnati Washington Park Pastorius Coakley Brooklyn Kane

Dartmouth Triumphs Over Penn In Ninth Inning Rally

Dartmouth defeated the University of Pennsylvania 4 to 3 in a ninth inning rally. Emer son hit a three bagger driving in two runs to seal the win after Mitch ell and Schildmiller had scored earlier. Battery details list Glaze Chadbourne for Dartmouth and Twitmire Porte for Penn. Time of game two hours and fifteen minutes. Umpire Mr. Killourhy.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Emerson Schildmiller Mitchell R. H. E. Dartmouth Glaze Chadbourne Twitmire Porte Mr. Killourhy

Annual Motorcycle Meet Set for July Four Days

Details of the four day festivities and racing contests for the Federation of American Motorcyclists 1908 meet were nearly decided at a meeting of the Meet Club formed by motorcyclists at the Grand Union Hotel last night.

Federation of American Motorcyclists Grand Union Hotel

Derby Dinner Hosts Include August Belmont and English Jockey Club

King Edward VII hosted a Derby dinner attended by the English Jockey Club members including August Belmont an honorary member and Chairman of The Jockey Club of New York. The event took place on the Derby night at Epsom coinciding with the Prince of Wales birthday anniversary.

Jockey Club August Belmont Jockey Club of New York Edward VII Epsom Prince of Wales

Auto Club Fixes Date For Grand Prize Race

The Contest Committee of the Automobile Club of America set the date for the international Grand Prize race under Ostend conference rules and arranged details. Entry blanks will be issued within days after Savannah Automobile Club approves the chosen date. Committee chair Robert Lee Morrell presided. a large foreign entry and strong American competition are expected.

Automobile Club Off America Savanah Automobile Club Savannah Club Savannah Robert Lee Morrell

Manhattan doubles win seals championship on Manhattan Court

Frederick B. Alexander and Harold H. Hackett won the Manhattan championship doubles and the trophy bowls at the New York on Tennis Club. The event used the play through system. in singles, William Rosenbaum (minus 15) beat Thomas M. Donohue, scratch, in the semifinal 1-6 6-0 6-1. Women’s events opened with Miss Marie Wagner and Mrs. A. G. Miles advancing in the Metropolitan tournament at the West Side Lawn Tennis Club.

Frederick B. Alexander Harold H. Hackett Donals New York On Manhattan Avenue C. Frederick Watson William Rosenbaum Thomas M. Donohue F. P. Fox lus _ sr P L. Motteley Dr. Wilam Rosenbaum Ingles Aesi Fox Jones Moses Perry Goldman Grant Hosenbaum Hop Ritchie Gunther West Side Lawn 117Th Sttreet Amsterdam Avenue Marie Wagner Marcus East Jersey A. G. Miles Iss Wagner Fanny Fish West Side A. H. MacCarthy Englewood Jeff West Walter Aufermann Clara Kutt Margaret Johnson Statent Island Eee Club Elsie Little E. Marcus Elizabeth Tarié Wapier Hamilton Hamilton Grange, Seeotat Hamilton Grange Elizabeth H. Moore D. Little W.M. Hall L. E._ Dreyfuss Ocean T. P Fuller Ae P. Grosvenor Est Side A. Cregin Rossaard West Tefeated L. H. Fitch Jeaceienes H. H. Teather H. @. Martin Cresce

Atlantic Yacht Club adopts racing rule amendments

Rear Commodore Malcolm presided at the Atlantic Yacht Club meeting in the Sea Gate airhouse announcing the formal adoption of amendments to the racing rules. Frederic Thompson offered cups worth 2500 for the September race week with 1000 for a sloops cup and 1500 for motor-boat trophies including a major prize for the Fire Island circuit. Commodore Richards also offered the usual cups for year events.

Malcolm Atlantic Yacht Club Sea Gate Airhouse New York Yacht Jalso Frederic Thompson Regatta Committee Fire Island Commodore Richards

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