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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1908

Page

8

Cornell Faces Tight Regatta Odds In Intercollegiate Race

Poughkeepsie June 21 five crews prepare for the Hudson River regatta next Saturday. Analysts favor Syracuse in the varsity four and Cornell in the freshmen eight, with Wisconsin strong in the freshman group. Cornell, Penn, and Harvard show uncertain form as practice ends.

Poughkeepsie Hhason River Ernell Oughkeepsie Cornell Ithacans Eepsie Courtney Harvard Varsity Pennsylvani Varsity Ithaca Cayuga Pennsylvania Annapolis Columbia

Yale and Harvard Rowing Teams Face Close Connecticut Race

Yale and Harvard rowers completed hard training ahead of Thursday races in New London. Both eights are in peak form with big crews and close prospects for victory. Harvard Freshman eight appears strong while Yale four oared boat gains advantage from a recent shake up. Minor races Thursday to start at Red Top and end at the navy yard with Freshman eights finishing at the drawbridge.

New London Conn Yale Harvard Cutler Fish Cambridge Morgan Red Top Navy Yard Drawbridge

Newark Triumphs In First Game Of Doubleheader

The Newark team defeated Applegate's squad in the opener as Kid Mueller shut them down with strong pitching. In the nightcap Toronto spoiled the Newark bid, routing Hughes and Miller before Murray closed the game as Newark fell behind 11 to 6.

Newark Toronto New York Times Newarks Applegate Kid Mueller Henders the Dominion Hughes Miller Murray R.H.E. Newark Mueller and Philbin Kilroy Vandergrift R.H.E Hughes, Miller, Murray Carisch Rudolph and Brown

Scoreboard notes from multiple minor leagues and cities

At Jersey City and Providence Rochester Syracuse Albany Utica Scranton Binghamton and Kansas City results show scores for minor leagues including State and American Associations with teams such as J. and G. and Columbus. Waterbury and New Haven matches incomplete.

Syracuse Wilkesbarre Albany Aany Troy Utica Scranton Binghamton American Association Kansas City Columbus

Thirteen Defeats for the Yankees in St. Louis rout

American League results show St. Louis defeating New York 5 to 1 as Detroit tops Washington 5 to 2 and Chicago beats Boston 7 to nothing. Philadelphia and Cleveland prepared for today’s games while standings list Chicago leading with a 35-21 record and St. Louis at 33-24 close behind.

St. Louis New York Detroit Washington Chicago Boston

Pittsburg Defeats Cincinnati in National League Match

National League results yesterday show Pittsburg beat Cincinnati 5 to 1. Other games listed include Chicago at New York, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Pittsburg and St. Louis at Boston.

Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago New York Philadelphia Brooklyn St. Louis Boston National League

Yankees Fall to St Louis in Fourth Straight Loss

In St Louis on June 21 the Yankees were beaten 5 to 1 marking their fourth consecutive loss of the series. Glade allowed four runs in the third. Petty held New York to seven hits and one run. Manager Griffith, discouraged after a disastrous trip, hinted at scouting for new material as Lake relieved Glade.

New York Times ST. Louis Yankees Griffith Glade Lake Petty New York Sman Oh'phill H’tzell R.f O Keeler Will'ms Case Wallace Ball S.s Schw C.f Ostahl T. Jones O Conroy Ferris Om’r'rity Specer Kleinow C.jones Blair Stake Keeler Hoffman Chase Conroy Williams Jones Pelty Messrs Sheridan and Connolly

Cincinnati Batter Lineup and Scores Noted

At Cincinnati corroborated by turnout 84 points for Pittsburg with 58 and 41 in the later innings. Batteries listed as Ewing Campbell Schleif Willis and Gibson.

Cincinnati Pittsburg Ewing, Campbell Schleif Willis Gibson

Sailors win cricket match at Van Cortlandt Park

The Cameron Club met the Carmanian steamship team yesterday in a cricket match at Van Cortlandt Park. The sailors won 124 to 97 with Jer vis Hartwell and Knight top scoring for the sailors. Hartwell made 95 and Jer vis 27 while Knight added 19.

Cameron Club Carmanian van Cortlandt Park Jervis Hartwell Knight

Harlem Yacht Wins Cup In 10 Mile Ocean Race

Frances a cat boat owned by G. W. Robinson of the Harlem Yacht Club won the 10 mile New York Athletic Club race from Whortleberry Island to Block Island on time allowance. Nutmeg owned by A. C. Jones of Boston had the best time and took second prize in handicap. C. F. Tillinghast's Little Rhody II placed third in handicap. The motorboats Thomas Fleming Day Cup saw three finish with Kittross clocking 13 hours 36 minutes 10 seconds. Forty three yachts entered though some could not start.

New York Times Providence R. L Frances G. W. Robinson Harlem Yacht Club New York Athletic Club A. C. Jones Boston Block Island Whortleberry Island New Rochelle Nutmeg C.F. Tillinghast Kittross Frank D. Gheen New York Brones Ne Ne Moosha Harry Jackson, Jr Larchmont Yacht Club

Seneca Barred From New York Yacht Club Roster

Addison G. Hanan seeks to have his twenty seven foot sloop Seneca enter NYYC races and the annual cruise. The measurer denied admittance citing rules require yachts to be suited for squadron cruising. An appeal will be decided at Thursday’s NYYC general meeting.

Addison G. Hanan Seneca New York Yacht Club Hanan

Yachts Reach Heligoland In Dover Race

Yachts from seven entrants reach Heligoland after the Dover to Heligoland cup race. The Hamburg led at 4 P M, followed by the Cicely at 4 15 and the Susanne Seco in third place.

Heligoland Dover William of

Kramer’s Double Win at Newark Velodrome Meet

Champion Frank L. Kramer of East Orange won both professional events at the weekly Velodrome meet in Newark New Jersey. He took the half mile scratch race by a wheel over Oliver Dorlon and then won the five mile professional race with Fogler second. Fred Hill of Boston won the ten mile amateur, beating George Cameron, with Adams Byerman placing third. An exhibition motorcycle race by J De Roscher lasted 1 minute 18 seconds.

Frank L. Kramer East Orange Newark N. J Kramer Oliver Dorson Fogler Century Road Club Association Henry van den Dries Lakerim A. C Joseph Eifler Frederick W. Jones Acquackanock Wheelmen Louis Francis E. Siefert Brooklyn John Bedell Lynbrook Floyd Krebs Frederick Hill Boston George G. Cameron Irish American Athletic Club Adam Byerman New York City J. de Roscher

Improved Sport on the Speedway and Pacers’ Showdown

The article reports stronger, more frequent brushes at the Speedway matinées, with Tempus Fugit and Mona Wilkes among fast contenders. Poco Estrella suffers a serious injury after a shoe breaks an artery, potentially ending her season.

Sam Liebgold Beaten in Trinity Club Walks

Sam Liebgold, set to represent America in the Olympic walks, placed third in a mile handicap at the Trinity Club of Brooklyn on John H. Schulte’s farm near Coney Island Avenue behind E. Hising of the Mohawks and A. Fredericks who was disqualified. Earlier, Noviée won the 600-Yard Run and B. Bowen took the 100-Yard Dash on handicap.

Sam Liebgold America Trinity Club Brooklyn John H. Shulte Coney Island Avenue Avenue E. Hising A. Fredericks Liebgold P. Ferguson J. Dolan C. Hendrick

Track meet results with handicaps and place winners

The report lists event results from a track meet with handicaps. Winners include E Eising in the One Mile Walk, F Stephen son in the 440 Yard Run, Eddie Shiel in the Two Mile Fun, and Fran Smith in the Running High Jump, with runners up noted and times and distances provided for each event. The records show distances yards and times for multiple races and the top three places.

F. Horton C. C. Foster E. Eising Mohawk A Bennie Mann Pastime A. C Sam Liebgold F. Stephenson Joseph Hardmeyer Eddie Shiel Joseph Guerin George Beggs Fran Smith D. Pritchard J. Kehneles

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