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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1908

Page

8

Bowerman's Drive Beats the Giants in Narrow win

In the National League results from yesterday Bowerman's Drive edged the Giants as Crandall pitched well but poor fielding by others led to a homer and two singles by the opponents. Boston 3 New York 2. Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 0. Rain affected Pittsburg-Cincinnati. Today Philadelphia at New York, Brooklyn at Boston, Cincinnati at Pittsburg, St Louis at Chicago.

Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicagton St. .Louis St. Louis Chicago

Standing of the Clubs Vol Y h Ae Boston Pittsburg

Incomplete standings fragment shows teams including Boston Pittsburg New York Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Chicago and others with partial scores and rankings. The data appears misprinted and lacks full context or dates.

Boston Pittsburg Oweineinncht New York Brooklyn Philadeon No Louis Chicago

Giants Rally Past Beaneaters In Boston Series Opener

In Boston on April 20, Frank Bowerman drove in the winning run in the ninth as the Giants beat the Beaneaters. Crandall homered and added two singles for New York while Boston miscues helped tilt the game. Errors by Shannon Nicklin and Bridwell plagued the Giants, but Bowerman’s double capped a late-inning rally.

New York Times Boston New York Nationals Giants Beaneaters Todiy Frank Bowerman Bowerman Sweeney Tatale Winn Ine Tim Satie Limere Tye Apmian Tenney Sania Shannen Crandall Talon “Barmour Bridwell York New York F kKmaiyur

Unclear OCR Item About A Sports Play In Progress

Fragmentary text describes a sports moment with teams and players garbled by OCR errors. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable to establish a factual recap.

Boys Clothing Prices Rise With Strong Market Demand

The store notes continued growth in boys’ suits, especially higher priced lines. Demand shifts toward Norfolk and double breasted styles, priced from 6.50 to 16.50, while lower priced options remain solid.

Norfolk

Broadway Stores Offer Star Brand Boys Apparel

The ad promotes Star brand boys shirts and blouses as quality children’s clothing. It highlights three Broadway Stores and provides partial address details for Warren Street and related locations. The message emphasizes trusted wear for boys within the store’s assortments.

Unclear old baseball box score from St Louis game

A fragmentary baseball box score shows player names and positions for CHIC vs. ST, with partial inning totals, hits, errors, and substitutions. The line includes names such as Delehanty, Chance, Evers, and O Rourke with infield and outfield positions, plus pitching and final score notes.

Louis Slagle Pyrne Ito Barry Schulte Murray Chance Deleh'ty Tehy Oittainter Raymond OlGibert Shaw O'Rourke Evers Delehanty Pyerne Doland Chance Hompire

Baseball Scores and Schedule Notes From Rainy Day Slate

In the American League rain limited action with Detroit at Chicago and St. Louis hosting Cleveland 9 to 1, while Washington beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 and New York edged a game at Washington. Losten played at Philadelphia amid altered schedules.

New York Washington Losten Philadelphia Chicago Detroit

Washington and Philadelphia Play To Eight Innings In One-Run Tilt

Philadelphia built a 2 1 lead over Washington before rain and darkness halted play at the end of the eighth inning. No errors were recorded by either side as Street homered for Philadelphia and Fat of Washington was suspended by President Johnson. The game's remaining confusion included multiple fielding notes and a string of miscues in the box score.

Brooklyn Vesterdas Wien Ality Philadelphia Vanvs Bate A Sears Philadellhy Washington Phia Connolly Street Fat of Washinton Johnson Prise Philads

Unclear text from April game between Massachusetts and Harvard

Fragmentary report notes a baseball contest between Massachusetts and Harvard with scattered details. Mentions players Van, Fulton, Slater, Cur and Onneny among others, but many words are garbled and key facts unreadable.

Materat Mass Univereut Harvard Maine Hs Tiriges Ill Ab Secoml Van Fulton Slater Onneny

Minor League Results Across Southern and Connecticut Leagues

Southern League games in New Orleans showed New Orleans 43 over Memphis 8. Montgomery’s Montgomery 4 Washville 1. Mobile beat Little Rock 4 2. Connecticut League results: New Haven 3 Meriden 2. Bridgeport 4 New Britain 0. Springfield 4 against Hartford 0. Waterbury and others had multiple postponements due to rain.

New Orleans Memphis Montsomtry-Montgomery Washvilles AL Mobile -Mobile Little Rock

Unclear Scores From Various Games Reported

Fragmented OCR lists several scattered results for college and school games including Worcester Woonsocket Mount St Marys Rita Wash Island State Colby Springfield Massachusetts and Albany with incomplete scores and notes. It mentions a forthcoming soccer championship and a meeting for a league title without clear dates or outcomes.

Sri Worcester Iff Woonsorket Tishore— Mount St Mary’ Rita Washisland State Colby Springfiehay cAmierst Massachusetts Sigenls Aps Albany Lagreate RB

Snow Delays Kentucky Race Day in Lenington

Heavy snow halts afternoon races in Lenington Kentucky. Officials planned a Monday double feature but the racing commission took no action, postponing today’s events due to the weather.

Snow Kentucky Lenington, Wy

Jockey J Sumter Hurt In Fall After Jamaica Race

Jockey J Sumter, a lightweight rider contracted to J H McCormis, fell from Patriot just after the Jamaica race. He sustained serious injuries and was conveyed to a hospital for treatment.

J. Sumter J. H. McCormis Patriot Jamaica Midine Uanennseisus Pugh Ie Ieeecaet

Gere Tops Springs In Semi Final Of Court Tennis

At the Queen's Club in Lendon on April 30 AL W Gere defeated Springs in the semi final of the court tennis championships by three games to two with scores 6 5, 6 2, and 4.

Vickers Nichols Sar Ritie Takeet Sane Davis Double Joe Farter Carver Connolly Lendon Ingles Queen's Club

Squires Knocks Out Jem Roche in Australia Bout

In a boxing contest held in Dubin, Bil Squires of Australia A stopped Jem Roche after a sharp exchange. The purse reportedly included a sizeable bet of 1000 dollars, with an additional fight stakes noted though the details are unclear.

Squires Jem Roche

Red River Repeats In Paumonok Handicap

At Jamaica racecourse in gale and rain Red River repeated last season's Paumonok Handicap victory, defeating Restigouche by two lengths with Rialto third. Roseben faded to finish well back as four of six events saw favorites beaten. Melissa ridden by P. J. Dwyer captured the final race amid light fields and high winds.

Jamaica Red River Paumonok Roseben Jack Atkin Restigouche Rialto Aqueduct 260Seben Ramble Ceremonius Melissa P. J. Dwyer Fea Mark Anthony II R. F. Carman Thomas Newton Molesey Mark Anthony Ir Queen Marguerite Dugan Kiz Ben Notter Heaslip G. Burns Mazuma I Musgrave Teacress McCandel Chantilly Shaw Harcour Schilling W. Wreek Raymond

Conklin Defeats Re Rolle In 18.2 Balk Line Title Fight

Chicago Athletic Club star C F Conklin beat Lucien Re Holle of France 400 to 341 in the 18.2 balk line amateur championship at the Liederkranz Club. Conklin led by 26th inning to pull away with runs of 43 58 and 53 while Re Rolle fought back with a 103 point effort, the highest run of the game. Poggenburg won his afternoon match 400 to 1 against Gardner.

F. Conklin Chicago Athletic Club Lucien Re Holle France Liederkranz Conklin J. Ferdinand Poggenburg New York E. W. Gardner Passaic Re Rolle Balk Chicago Hank Revolle Re Rolie Nias J. Ferdinand Poggenburg

Sutton Wins World Billiards Title After Schaefer Forfeit

Jacob Schaefer forfeits the 18.1 balk line world billiards title to George Sutton due to illness. Sutton has now held the 14.7 title for the third time without ever winning it by actual play. Willie Hoppe plans to meet Sutton abroad and defend the 18.1 championship tomorrow night.

Chicago Jacob Schaefer George Sutton Sutton Schaefer Willie Hoppe Hoppe Ition

Intercollegiate and school regatta set for May on Schuylkill River

The sixth annual American Rowing Association regatta on the Schuylkill River Philadelphia will decide the interscholastic championship on May 23. Entries include Cad Vall School Ithaca McKinley Georgetown Prep and Central High plus Boston Stone New York DeWitt Clinton St. John's Military. College crews from Harvard Yale Columbia Georgetown NYU Penn and others expected with Cornell possible. The event will use a mile and five sixteenths course and double referee system to keep on schedule.

America Schuylkill River Hiladelphia Cascadilla’ School Ithaca McKinley School Washington, D. C Georgetown Preparatory School Washington, D.C Central High School Central Manual School Philadelphia Stone, School of Boston de ‘Witt Clinton New York St. John's Military Academy Delafield Wis Wisconsin American Rowing Association Harvard Yale Columbia Georgetown New York University University of Pennsylvania Cornell Ithacans

Blues Win Adjutant's Cup Polo Opener At Van Cortlandt

The Blues led by J. H Hunt defeated A D B Pratts Rei team 5 to 2 in a preliminary polo match at Van Cortlandt Park. J H Hunt and J C Cowdin each scored 3 goals. Hunt incurred a 24 goal penalty. Reds managed one goal by H Holt and received a cone handicap. Next preliminary match set for May 5 with Hunt's team facing the winners in the May 98 final. Lieut. George E Fahys donated the trophy.

van Cortlandt Park Blues J. H.hunt A. D. B. Pratt J. H. Hunt J. C. Cowdin Hunt Reds H. Holt J. C C. Cowdin George Peabody L. Spencer C. Nichol D. Lannon George E. Fahys

Surprises Mark Horse Show Awards at Brooklyn Event

Third night of the annual horse show drew a full riding and driving club audience. Miss Hooley won the blue in the harness women to drive class with Quaker Maid and Dorothea, while Mrs Gerken’s Newsboy and Shopgirl took second and Judge Moore’s team placed third. Moore led with multiple blues across harness singles and pairs, Bedford topped the saddle class with John Randolph, and Miss Emily Bedford repeated success with Denner and Blitzen. Final awards promised tonight as spectators filled all boxes.

Brooklyn William H- Moore Menella Whitewall Ariel Waterloo John Gerken Newsboy Shopgirl Judge Moore A. E. Cullen Emily H. Bedford Mabel B. Horgrey Herbert Lee Pratt Bayé Pratt James Cuffey Miss Hooley Quaker Maid Dorothea Emily Bedford Denner Blitzen John Randolph Matilda M. Whiting Charles EF. Hubbs Brougham Wiliam H. Moore B. G. Debator Desoris Park Stable B. G Saidldie Mat Cohen Henney Mansfield Charles F. Hubbs William A. Jamison R. m. Silver Strew William H.moore Ch. m. Whitewall Ariel M. Menella Emily Bedform Hik Bik. m. Pitten Ch. G Mabel Ro Honley John Gernen William Hf.Moore S- Br Chiquita Br. m.-Menella Emily H. Redfori

Grace Club Opens Wells Boat Club on Hudson

The Grace Club gains a Docks Department permit to build a boathouse on the Hudson River at One Hundred Sixteenth Street foot. The Wells Boat Club becomes the Grace Club rowing branch joining the Amateur Athletic Union with Arthur A. Kiewitz as rowing coach from the Naval Reserves First Division.

Grace Club Department of Docks Hudson River One Hundred and Sixteenth Street Rowing Athletic Club Wells Boat Club Amateur Athletic Union Arthur A. Kiewitz Naval Reserves

Fishing and Fishermen Report From May Day Trip

The Angler Jay visited The Farms off Lyng Branch for a three hour voyage. Conditions were poor due to a southeast storm, though catches included fourteen blackfish and two cod from the 113th Street landing, a pollock of seventeen pounds, and a strong showing at Coney Island Creek with many frontier catches.

New Lon San Honk Gove Lyng Foster 113Th Street Helles 111Th Street Coney Island Creek Harway “Avenue Dick Husted Brooklyn

Foreign Cars to Highlight Grand Central Palace Show

The American Importers Association and American Manufacturers will stage a two-show auto exhibition at Grand Central Palace in New York, featuring foreign makes from Fiat to Delahaye and a strong display by American cars. Savannah presses for Vanderbilt Cup support as Hillsite Avenue trials, Long Island celebrations, and a large Wilkes-Barre event headline a busy racing season with diverse distances and bold demonstrations.

Tec Automohile American Motor Car Man Association Grand Central Palace Hollander Rey Importers American Manufséiurert Automobilists Grand Flore Fiat Zust Tala Bianchi Isotta Fraschini Renault Panhard Maja Granger A. W. Solomon New York Savannah Jefferson Déemont -‘Thomipson W. KK. Vanderbilt, Jr Hillsite Avenue Yamala

Women tennis finalists reach St Nicholas Rink

Mrs William H Wallach led in the women’s lawn tennis singles at St Nicholas Rink with hard fought court play. The day’s surprise came as Miss Elizabeth H Moore was defeated in a key match, altering the anticipated final lineup.

William “H. Wallach St. Nicholas Elizabeth H. Moore

Riverdale Wins Fencing Meet At New Hackley Gym

Riverdale school defeats Hackley 5 bouts to 4 in a fencing match held in the new gymnasium funded by Mrs. H. Kies at $900. James A. Murray of the New York Athletic Club refereed and awarded each winner a fall. Key bouts included Wiechmann and Shutter 7 then 4, Lummis 5 Greiner 10 5, and Sausser 12 2.

Riverdale Riverdale-on-Hudson Hackley School Tarryton H.kies James A.murray New York Athletic Clu Wiechmann Hiverdale Shutter Lummis Greiner Hotehittss Ooly Geiner Sree Hackley Sausser Sauster Greine Sausser Mackley

Automobile Supplies and Vendors Parade on Broadway Era

Fragmentary OCR lists auto parts firms and dealers on Broadway with addresses such as 790 Broadway and 888 Broadway. Names include George J Grossman, Brewster, and Royal Tourist. The garbled text references car accessories, electric fixtures, and vehicle-related shops in a dense commercial district.

B. Brewster & & Ay St. Tet Invant Ocar As-Co Park Place Baxnettor Venicle Co J. Grossman 51St St Broadway Gad St Columbus

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