Joss and Hinchman Spark Yale Nine in Slow Start
In the American League recap Joss hits a three bagger as Hinchman romps around. The score holds 2-0 for Cleveland over New York with Joss left on base and Rickey not present. Yesterday’s results list Detroit 4 Boston 2 and Philadelphia 8 Chicago 3. Today Cleveland visits New York while Chicago goes to Philadelphia and St. Louis meets Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
W. S. P.C] Athaw
New York Times
Pittsburg
Giants
Pirates
Tenney
Donlin
Wiltsa
Maddox
Young
Warner
Devlin
Swadina
Gibson
Bresnahan
Doyle
Bridwell
Shannon
Seymour
Cleveland Dominates Yankees As Joss Shines At Park
Cleveland pitcher Joss impresses with five strikeouts and a strong all around game at American League Park. Hinchman drives in the first run as Cleveland beats New York, while Griffth and the crowd debate a close call on a fateful play.
Three Colorful Men’s Home Spuns At Broadway Stores
The notice highlights three colorings of homespun suits priced at $30 with soft hats ranging from $3.50 to $8. Underwear and athletic shirts shown, including Star’s nainsook fabric for lightweight comfort. Office coats offered from $4 to $7.50. Locations include Broadway Stores at Warren Street, 43rd Street, and 32nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Warren St
Bemis Delivers Clean Hit as New York Sweeps Cleveland
Bemis lined a clean left field drive scoring Stovall and pushing the total to two runs in the game. Cleveland and New York played a high tempo contest with Joss contributing on the mound for New York and Doyle for Cleveland. Time listed as one hour and thirty six minutes with Umpires W W. Aulick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Tittsbree
York
Acina
Tenney
Madiox
Wilson
Devlin
Doyle
Denlin
Lresnae
Midwell
Pittsburg
New York
Maididox
Wiltse
Youn
Shannon
Messrs
Klem and
Rudderham
Donlin
Bemis
Stovall
Aif
Jess
Cleveland
J. Clarke
Lajoie
Emis
Hkman
Popes Perring
Joss
Stoval
Birmingham
Conroy
Doy Ie Hour
Kurst and Loans
Les
Tag
Keeler
Chase
Phil
Pnroy
Lel Non
N ‘York
Cleve Yalls
W. Aulick
Baseball score snippets from Boston Washington game notes
Reconstructed score lines show Battery Siever Schmidt and Payne Cr erkce Carrigen with umpire Mr O Loughlin. Confusing OCR lists at Chicago and St Louis Washington locations with partial innings and runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.E. Carrott
Siever, Schmidt
Payne
Crerkce
Carrigen
Mr. O'Loughlin
Pirates Easy This Time Against Giants
National League results show New York 8 Pittsburg 2 and other box scores. Brooklyn 0 at St Louis 2 Chicago 2 at Philadelphia 6 Boston 4 at Cincinnati 8. Schedule lists New York at Pittsburg and other city matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Local Tennis Line Scores Reported Across Cities
Scores list Brooklyn Brooklyn 3 over Reading 1 Elizabeth Washington 2 over Elizabeth 1 Wilmington Paterson 6 over Wilmington 1 Philadelphia Baltimore 5 over Philadelphia 0
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Reading
Elizabeth
Washington
Wilmington
Paterson
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Regional Baseball Scores Across Cities
Scores from multiple American Association games show Syracuse defeating Albany 6 to 3 and Binghamton edging Troy 8 to 7. Wilkesbarre beat A. J. & G. 4 to 1, Scranton topped Utica 9 to 2, Harrisburg defeated Reading 4 to 1, and Williamsport beat Lancaster 7 to 6. Altoona won 7 to 4 over an opponent, Johnstown defeated Wilmington 2 to 0, Kansas City beat Louisville 4 to 2, St Paul defeated Toledo 7 to 4, Minneapolis beat Columbus 1 to 0, and Milwaukee downed Indianapolis 2 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Albany
Binghamton
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Utica
Harrisburg
Reading
Williamsport
Lancaster
Altoona
Johnstown
Wilmington
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Local Baseball Scores From New England Leagues
In ten innings Fall River defeats New Bedford 7 to 3. Lynn beats Lowell 2 to 1. Worcester runs past Lawrence 13 to 1. Brockton over Haverhill 3 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
New Bedford
Lynn
Lowell
Worcester
Lawrence
Brockton
Haverhill
Local High Scoring Football Scores Across Connecticut
In New Haven N Haven 12 Springfield 7 Waterbury 25 Bridgeport 14 Meriden 2 Hartford 0 Holyoke 4 Holyoke 8
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New Haven
N. Haven
Springfield
Waterbury -Waterbury
Bridgeport
Meriden
Hartford
Holyoke
New Britain
Cornell and Princeton patch quarrel over ball game
Ithaca May 12 Cornell and Princeton have patched up a quarrel over a game at Percy Field May 9. Princeton left the field due to wet grounds and a statement by Judge Irvine exonerates Princeton and cites mutual misunderstanding. Baseball Today 1 PM Americans vs Cleveland at American League Park.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Princeton
Tigers
Percy Field
Irvine
Cornell Athletic Council
Baseball Today
American League Park
Cleveland
Metropolitan Handicap Featured at Belmont Park Opener
Belmont Park opens with the Metropolitan Handicap as the day’s feature, a one mile race for three year olds with 10000 added and a field of fifteen from top East stables. McCarter is the favorite after victory in the Excel sior Handicap, with Jack Atkin, Superman, Dandelion, and Brookdale Nymph among the leading rivals in the early betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park Race Course
Belmont Park
Morris Park
East
James R. Keene
Brooklyn
Superman
Hitchcock
Dandelion
Newcastle
McCarter
B. Schriber
Jack Atkin
Schilling
Tol Salvidere
McDaniel
Notter
Eseseee
Tol Dandelion
Caive Dies Vepmas
Musgrave
C.ccsseeeeee
Brookdale Nymph
CE. Dugan
Horner
Blue Rock
EB. Lynch
W. Doyle
A. Burns
Ccceswmece Lotol Par West
McCahey
King Cobalt
McCarthy
Spooner
Flynn
Me Parsons
Garner
J. R. Keene
H. P. Whitney
Horse Racing Odds and Entries for Multiple Races
In a mixed card of maidens and handicap and selling races, three year olds and up race distances from one mile to six furlongs. Notable entries include Bonnie Alan Montauk Die Almandine Troublesome Toremia Nick Stoner Slumberlass Rosarte Fitz Herbert Joe Madden Explosion Momentum King James Black Oak Shadow Glance Royal TOGISEKha Hartford Boy Master of Craft Aucassin Brandy Rio Grande Bad News and more with various weights and allowances listed for each entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie- Alan
Montauk
Almandine
Toremia
Ceeeeess
Nick Stoner
Slumberlass
Eee
TG Rosarte
Fitz Herbert
Joe Madden
Des Li
Baward
New York
Biskee
Kemn Ridgley
Martin Cect
Escevces
Crowe
Priscillian
Togisekha
Hartford Boy
Aucassin
Monfort
Black Bridge
Liz Chast
Rio Grande
Corm
Torbellind
GiSoi Ene
Ecslewes
Jennie
Cary Il
Enlowanes
Langs
Chase Sets World Record Trot on Charles River Speedway
Chase the bay gelding owned by C. H. Belledeau trotted a half mile on the speedway to set a new world record for trotters at the Metropolitan Driving Club matinee on the Charles River Speedway. The first heat completed in 1 minute flat, the second heat won by Phoeben W in 1 0T4, and the third heat by Chase in 1 00%4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Metropolitan
Charles River Speedway
Chase
C. H. Belledeau
Mack Mack
Phoeben W
Batteries and Umpires Across Cities Reported
At Toronto Jersey City 1-2 Batteries Mueller Stanage Milligan Ryan. Umpires Moran Sullivan. At Toronto 0-6 Batteries Plainillier Woods McGinley Brown. Umpires Mason KU Roy. Baltimore Rochester Montreal Providence rain issue noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. E. Newark
Buffalo
Mueller and Stanage
Milligan and Ryan
Messrs. Moran and Sullivan
Jersey City
Toronto
Plainilller
Woods
McGinley
Brown
Messrs. Mason and
Kuroy
Baltimore
Rochester
Montreal
Providence
Girls Compete in Gym Event at Stuyvesant High
About seventy five members of the Public Schools Athletic League’s Girls Branch competed in a three-class gym program at Stuyvesant High School. Under Miss Elizabeth Burchener, fifteen girls per color group performed nine events including dancing and gymnastic features. Judges weighed memory form and spirit as White team won with 20 points, Blue 18, Red 16. Featured guests included Gen. George W. Wingate and Dr. Luther Halsey Gulick among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Schools Athletic League
Stuyvesant High School
Elizabeth Burchener
George W. Wingate
Luther Halsey Gulick
James Speyer
Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr
Jessie H. Bancroft
Catherine S. Leverich
Mary _A. Wallaston
J. J. Storrow
Boston
Public School
Manhattan
Public School 15
Sullivan Reinstated by Metropolitan Association Panel
James P. Sullivan of the Irish-American Athletic Club and current American mile champion was restored to good standing by the Registration Committee after explaining his self-imposed suspension for running an exhibition race against a horse to aid a charity. The West Side Branch YMHA will receive gold medals for a recent dual meet with the Bath Beach Swimming Club, correcting a medal material issue. G. Bartholomew was declared a professional for winning the mile walk at the Irish-American Athletic Club meet in February amid a protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Sullivan
Trance Dominates Suffolk Stakes at Jamaica Meeting
Trance the Ben Brush filly wins the Suffolk Stakes five furlongs at Jamaica in a canter, finishing near track record time 1:00 1-5. Owned by G M Odom after a prior sale, Trance previously dead heated with Fitz Herbert in Elmhurst stakes. Other races noted include Prisicllion winning the second race and Druid taking the third.
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Jamaica
Trance
Ben Brush
James R. Keene
California
H. T. Griffin
G. M. Odom
Fitz Herbert
Odom
Musgrave
Notter
Havre
Fiona
Indomitable
CE. Dugan
Inglander
Kitchico
tSumter
B. F
Kinley Mack
Lady Lindsey
James McLaughlin
L'Riscillion
EF Dugan
Zienap
G. Burns
Killiecrankie
W. Burns
Royal Lady
McCarthy
h—Lad of Langdon
Norter
Waterspeed
Marshall
Winnr Eh.g
Hastings St
Prisvila
August Belmont
A. J. Joyner
Druid
Burns
Chantilly
Lynch
N+Sayler
Dugan
Orcogna
Ch. m
Sir Jimon Merdin
J. A. Weinberg
J. Gaylen Brown
Erbet
Hoyle
Francis
Ramble
E& Dugan
B—Borene
Beishaw
Bergen
Fair Vision
Koerner
Grimaldi
Pantoufle
Horace E
Oxford
E. Lynch
Explosion
Queen Marguerite
S—Adriana
E. Dugan
Russell la Tour
George H. Halle
James Blute
Sea Cliff
E Dugan
Rossfenton
GE. Lynch
Royal Captive
Melissa
Giding Belle
Cheek
Garner
Verbatim
Shreve
C. G
Clifford-Fiesele
H. P. Whitney
Glidden Tour Route Skips New York City Plans
Glidden tour organizers announce route avoiding New York, heading north from Philadelphia to Albany with a Milford stop, then east through New England to Maine and back via the White Mountains to Saratoga Springs. Committee and car company executives outline show plans, contests, and coordinated exhibitions for December 31 to January 7, plus a Buffalo Good Roads convention budget and Wilkesbarre Deciation entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Albany
Milford
New England
Maine
White Mountains
Saratoga Springs
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Boston
Saratoga
Dai Lewis
Pathfinder
Rey McNamara
Reid Drivers Association Hosts Spring Matinee Races
The regular Spring matinee series begins this afternoon at Speedway Drive featuring eleven events split between trotting and pacing. About fifty horses are entered and will move up to faster classes as they win, with half mile dashes two in three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Drivers’ Association
Sinc
Brush Committee
Speedway
Kohn Elected CCNY Swimming Captain for Next Season
Ralph A. Kohn of CCNY was yesterday afternoon elected captain of the college swimming team for the next season. He played goal on the university water polo team this past season. See next to last page of today's Times for more on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Kohn
College of the City of New York
Times
Ex-Commodore Schroeder Develops Fast Motorboat For Cup
Edward F. Schroeder, former Commodore, builds a high powered motorboat at Wood's Yard City Island from designers Tams Lemeina Crane. The craft, aimed at the Harmsworth trophy Aug 1 Huntington Harbor, may debut trials in June with about 200 horsepower and a claimed higher speed than Dixie the previous cup winner. Schroeder’s Dixie is being overhauled at Bayonne after arrival from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Schroeder
Wood's Yard
City Island
Tams, Lemeina & Crane
Schroeder
Huntington Harbor
Dixie
England
Wolseley Siddeley
Mediterranean
Mr. Schroeder
Florida
Bayonne
Crown Prince Chestnut Trotter Killed In Accident
Crown Prince, a stylish chestnut trotter with a 2.17% record, bolted after a driver was thrown from a carriage and died after striking an iron water pipe near the Elm err stable area. The horse had been sold recently for 1500 dollars and was slated for Speedway contests this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Stevens
177Th, Street
Jerome Avenue
H. A. Biges
Crown Prince
177Th Street
A H. Cosden
Road Drivers’ Association
George M
H. A. Biggs
Speedway
Bankrupt sales and auctions listed in Southern District notices
Notices announce bankruptcy sales and private or public auctions across New York in 1908. Francis M. Applegate seeks private sale of Campbell Smith assets with bids due June 3 at 2 PM. public auction if needed on June 16 at Leonard Street. Various receivers and auctioneers list upcoming sales of machinery, sausage making equipment, steel works, sewing machines, and grocery fixtures with dates May 13 to May 18.
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District Court For
Southern District of
New York
Samuel Tischlier
Samuel Tischler
United States
United States Court House
Theankrupt
Macgrane Coxe
U. S. District Court For
Simon J. Owneill
Simon J. O
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
Campesll Smith
Francis M. Applegate
Richard Augustine Smith
Supreme Court of
State of New York
New York County
New York Life Insurance and Trust C4
John J. Townsend
Cedar Street
City
County of New York
Broad Street
New York City
J. Campbell Smith
Saich
Charles Shengood
U.S
Leonard Street
Andrade, JR
Fifth Avenue
N.Y
District Court OF the United States
Gustav Gomprecht
Chas. Shengood
U. S
Third Avenue
Borough of
Manhattan
Edward Glasgow
Maurice P. Davidson
Broadway
Hendrick Hudson
Tron and Steel Works
George E. Leonard
H. & J. J. Lesser
Levine & Theobald
City of New York
Oppenheimer & Schreier
Burgwyn Maitland
John F. Cambeis
Charles Showgood
West 125Th Street
Borough of Manhattan
George D. Graves
Robert H. Strahan
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Lafayette Street
MATL
F. A. Spencer
Department OF Parks
Arsenal Building
Sixty Fourth Street
Park Board
Borough of Brooklyn
Sunset Park
Brooklyn
Cty
Henry Smith
Cornell University
County of
de Witt Clinton
Tenth Avenue
58Th Street
City of
William H. Maxwell
Sixtyfourth Street
New Lots
Park
Fulton Park
Prospect Park
Fifth Avenues
Borough of Manhatttn
Borough of the Bronx
Bronx Park
Newark
Joseph I. Berry
Michael J. Kennedy
Commissioners of
Commissioners of Parks Name Presidents Berry and Kennedy
Joseph I. Berry and Michael J. Kennedy are identified as presidents in the Parks commission context. The item lists both figures in leadership roles, indicating a formal designation within the parks department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph ST. Remry
Michael J. Kennedy
Commissioners of Parks
Joseph I. Berry
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Yankees
Hinchman
Bill’ Taft
Boss Joss
Mr. Joss
Mr. Griffith
Iuman Siat
Ark Management
Hinchmen
Clevelan
Kiernon
Niles
Madigan
Himis
Mit
Tie
Empire Evans
Sind
Clark Griffith
Erans
Recker
Annon
Leach, &B
Denney
Mark
Tig
Ae Starr
Abhat’o
Eres
Swacina
Ee Wilson
Gipson
Metdox
Willis
R.H.E
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Dooin
Lundgren
Kling
Mr. O'Day
R.h.le
St Louis
BOR
Lush
Ludwig
MelIntyre
Wilhelm
Litter
Mr. Emstie
Rosa Fistri
Coakley
Ewing
McLean
Lindamin
Ferguson
Bowerman
Mr. Rigler
Racers, Peer & Company
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Plank and Lowers
Owen, Altrock
Sullivan
Connolly and
Egan
R.H.B. St. Louis
Powell and Spencer
Smith
Street
Sheridan
Union League
New York State League
Tri-State League
American Association
Turf Stars
Politan Today
Belmont Park Meeting
At Buffalo
Foot East 34Th St
Flatbush Av
Fast
Waldorf-Astoria
Pinkerton
San Francisco
Stuyvesant
Glidden
M@TOR
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Byenjamin Briscoe
Maxwell Briscoe Company
R. E. Olds
Reo
James Couzens
Ford
H. O. Smith
Ee Premier
G. V. Rogers
Mitchell
8. H. Mera
Mera
W. H. Vandervoort
Moline
C. G. Stoddard
Stoddard-Dayton
Charles E.lewis
Jackson
Alfred Reeves
Automobile Salon
EK. R Hollander
Apverits
D. J. Post
Chicago Automobile Club
Chicago Motor Club
American Automobile Association
Hillside Avenue
Jared Wagner
Madison
Morristown
Hackettstown
Delaware
Water Gap
Stroudsburg
Staufffersto Wilkesbarre
Fred Wagner
Pimlico
Cedrino
Automobile Club of America
Bureau of Tours of
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Switzerland
Holland
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Italy
Belgium
Austria
Metuchen
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N. J
Mountain Avenue
Westfield
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South Orange
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Hartsdale Inn
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Betwenn
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Lake Mahopue
Echointhe
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L. I
Pelhamh Manor
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Newcastle Corner
Mount_ Kisco
Rye
129Th Streets
St. Nicholas Avenue
Kohn
Motorboat Cup
H. P
Cannstadt
Bryant Peddquarters Times
Trotter Crown Prince
Unicef
Reek Sra
Eaves
H.b.kirk & Go, Seines
Josephy S. Berry
Michaf T. T. Kennedy
Parka
Department OF Health
Fifty-fifth Street
Sixth Avenue
Board of Health
Gusville
Orange County
Thomas Darlington
Alvah. H. Doty
Theodore A. Bingham
Normal College
Park Avenue
Sixty
Ernest
Hunt
George S. Davis
Department OF Bridges
Park Row
Blackwell's Island
East River
Queens
I W. Stevenson
Department OF Docks and Ferries
Staten Island
Municipal
Pier A
Battery Place
Board of Revision of Assessments
The
Bronx
Sherman Avenue
4Th
East 138Th Street
Boston Road
174Th Street
24Th Ward
Crotona Avenue
189Th Street
Southern Boulevard
Parkside Place
207Th Street
Summit
Water Service
R A. M
Central Park West
Eighty-first Street
Eighty-first
Twelfth Streets
North River
John H. O'Brien
Gas and Electricity
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