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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

8

Giants Shut Out as Cardinals Win 16–1 in St Louis

Raymond limited New York to three hits as St. Louis rolled to a 16 to 1 victory. American League results include Detroit at New York and Chicago at Washington with rain. standings show New York leading, Chicago and Philadelphia midpack, Detroit and Cleveland trailing.

Detroit New York Chicago Cleveland Noston St. Louis Philadelphia Feat Washington Boston Philadelpa Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnat Cincinnati

Giants Shut Out by St Louis in N Y Giants Defeated

ST LOUIS May 20 The Giants were blanked by St Louis as Raymond held New York to three hits. McGraw’s slump was not reversed and the Western race standings show New York toward the second division. Raymond dominated with curves and shoots while McGinnity allowed seven hits but failed to score.

New York ST. Louis Giants Raymond Nicklin McGinnity Louis McGraw Bohard Mananger Rayamond Donn Deleh’ty Seymour Krtchy Dham O'r’ke Devin Tideek Ais. Po Gilbert Tavior Medicinity Raymont Messrs Kiem and Rigler

Brooklyn Wins Opening Game 2 to 1 in Series

Brooklyn team won the first game of the series today with a 2 to 1 score. The match report notes a close contest and lists the final tally as 2 to 1.

Pittsburi Mat Brooklyn

Home team failings end game against McIntyre

The home team could not hit McIntyre and lost as Pittsburgh and Brooklyn traded blows. Final line shows Pittsburg 5, Brooklyn 0, with detailed box score notes on batting, pitching, and fielding for both sides.

McIntyre Pittsburg Brooklyn Lewis Siedeina Maloney Kaneth Sherhandb Witkon Patter Gibson Bergens Eee Wiidlife Milverre

Cornell Edges Michigan In Pitcher Duel 3 2

Cornell defeats Michigan 3 to 2 after a hard fought sixteen innings in Ithaca. Caldwell pitched for Cornell earning the win while Sinnock and Ezenroth hit for Michigan. Umpire Frank Dwyer of Geneva oversees the game.

Ras Cornell Michigan

Boston stat line for R.H.E. 0700 Oe ne ee stats

Unclear OCR text lists players including Clark Winter Carrigan Powell Spencer Plank and powers with scattered numbers and locations like Philadelphia. Minimal coherent facts available though names appear without clear event or outcome.

R.H.E Clark, Winter and Carrigan

Eastern League Scores Reported From Toronto and Rochester

In Toronto Newark beat Toronto 9 to 1 and Jersey City defeated Buffalo Rain. In Rochester Providence won 7 to 1 over Rochester.

Toronto Newark Jersey City Buffalo Rochester Providence

Scores From Regional Games Mixed Across Cities

In Indianapolis Indiana the Columbus team lost 2 to 1 to Indianapolis. Milwaukee hosted Kanis with Kansas City scoring 4 in a 4 to 0 win. Toledo saw Louisville prevail 2 to 0 over Toledo. Minneapolis hosted St Paul with a 4 to 0 result.

Indianapolis Columbus Kanis Milwaukee Kansas City Toledo Louisville Minneapolis

Tri-State League Scores Report

Williamsport beaten 4 to 2 by Johnstown at Johnstown Lancaster defeats Trenton 2 to 0 at Trenton Reading loses 5 to 2 at Wilmington Harrisburg faces Altoona in rainout conditions.

Johnstown Williamsport Wilmington Reading Trenton Lancaster Harrisburg Altoona

New York State League Scores Reported

In Troy and Binghamton the standings show T. Troy at 2 and Wilkesbarre at Gloversville Rain. Albany hosts Albany with Syracuse at 3 to 2. Utica and Scranton post 4 and 1 respectively.

Troy Binghamton T. Troy Wilkesbarre Gloversville Albany-Albany Syracuse Utica Scranton

Connecticut League Scores From Four Matches

Meriden Meriden hosts Holyoke with a 4 to 2 result. Springfield Waterbury earns a 4 to 3 win over Springfield. New Haven Bridgeport finishes 4 to 2 in favor of New Haven. Hartford Hartford 5 defeats New Britain 4.

Meriden Holyoke Springfield Waterbury New Haven Bridgeport Hartford New Britain

Scores From Chain of Matches in Mid Atlantic Circuit

In Baltimore, Paterson defeated Baltimore 9 to 2. In Philadelphia Wilmington, Philadelphia scored 8 while opponent was 0. Reading hosted Reading with an 8 to 0 score against Washington.

Baltimore Paterson Philadelphia Wilmington

New England League Scores by Cities

In Lynn and Worcester games Worcester defeated Lynn 2 to 0. Lawrence beat Lowell 5 to 4. Brockton triumphed over Fall River 2 to 1. Haverhill led New Bedford 8 to 2.

Lynn—Lynn Worcester Lawrence—Lawrence Lowell Brockton Fall River Haverhill New Bedford

St Louis team sails for Boston. Rube Waddell quits

The St Louis baseball club left Philadelphia tonight bound for Boston. Rube Waddell, the former Philadelphia pitcher, stayed behind after quitting the team over salary disputes. He had pitched against his home club yesterday and helped the St Louis club win, but demanded a salary advance which was denied.

Philadelphia Penn St. Louis Boston Rube Waddell Rube St Louis Waddell

Champions Honored After Regiment’s US Championship Win

The Twenty second Regiment Corps of Engineers hosted a theatre party and banquet for athletes who won the military championship of the United States. About 175 attended the Hippodrome performance and Gerard Hotel banquet with Col. Hotchkin as toastmaster. Sachs medals were awarded for top scorers Melvin Sheppard J J McLoughlin and C Gmeinder.

Regiment Corps of Engineers United States Hippodrome Gerard Hotel Walter B. Hotchkin James E. Sullivan Amateur Athletic Union Bartow S. Weeks New York Athletic Club N. B. Th

Weslayan University Announces Short Fall Football Schedule

Middletown Conn May 20 The Weslayan University football schedule for next Fall is announced as the shortest in years The slate lists games at New Haven against Yale on Sept 29 Middletown home games vs Norwich Union Stevens Middlebury Springfield Training School New York University Trinity Williams at various sites including Schenectady New York and Williamstown

Middletown Conn Wesleyan University Yale New Haven Norwich University Union Schenectady Stevens Middlebury Springfield Training School Springfield New York University New York Trinity of Williams Williamstown

Train Schedules for May 13 to May 30 Including Special Runs

Trains depart from foot East 34th Street and Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn with multiple daily times listed from 11:20 to 2:35, including special runs on opening day, reliays and Decoration Day. Parlor cars on the 12:00 and 1:00 trains from Last 34th Street reserved for Turf and Field Club members and annual subscribers. Boxes on sale at Waldorf Astoria and Pinkerton's 47 Broadway.

Foot East 34Th St Flatbush Av Brooklyn 34Th St Turf and Field Club Waldorf-Astoria Pinkerton’s Broadway

Trance Wins Bouquet Stakes in muddy Belmont heat

Trance defeats Fitz Herbert by a half length in the Bouquet Stakes five furlongs for two year olds at Belmont Park. Roseben dominates the early action to win the first race by six lengths over Aletheuo in heavy rain and a reduced field. Masanicho runs a close third as the day features unsettled track conditions and a crowded grandstand.

Belmont Park Jamaica Trance Fitz Herbert Roseben Masanielo Musgrave Rubl Aletheuo Shaw Aletheno Notter F. D. Weir Uncle Jim Sir Martin McDaniel E. Dugan Brussel Edward Fr. Lynch Nce San Vito Cullen B. F Ben Brush Fair Vision G. M. Odom Masanicho Dugan Chantilly Garner Ceeees Animus McCarthy Bael Ee Eateee Stanhone Henry Juss Tetiass Samuel H. Harris Shreve Yi King Cole G. Barng Ai Hatin Lin Grande Gerner Kittecrankie CE. Uyfich G. Saree Ogemah Sahin Enedgle Nett A. J. Goldsborough Sein Onde Banyah Koerner Bolands Virgo Ch. c Berkeley Ch. Ward St. Joseph Bergen Si.c.a Mammyrmane Brooks J. Lee G. Burns Dan de Noyles J. E. Marden Sell- Obert E. R. Bradley William Hurley Colonel Jack Salvidere Tourenne Dieudonne Carness Beverwyck Stable D. Woodford Trequest McCahey Ch. Gz Kingston-Pastorella Melissa Ingoldsby Miss Modish J. A. Bening Canada D. Murphy Beaucoup W. A. McKinney

Horse racing card shows multiple races and handicaps

A detailed past performance style card lists six races for three-year-olds and older, with handicaps, weights, and entries. Notable names include Masquerade, Colonel Jack, James B Brady, and various maidens and stakes entries for the Pocantico Stakes and steeplechase events.

Roseben and Jack Atkin May Meet in Special Race

After Roseben’s Belmont Park victory, D C Johnson proposed a special six furlong weight for age race at Sheepshead Bay between Roseben and Jack Atkin. Jack Atkin’s California owner is unavailable, so no arrangements yet. Johnson asked the Coney Island Jockey Club to offer a prize for the proposed match.

Belmont Park Roseben D. C. Johnson Barney Schreiber Jack Atkin California Johnson Sheepshead Bay Coney Island Jockey Club

Automobiles Aor Race Track Entrances Listed

Daily tours depart from Broadway entrance at Times Building at 12 30 noon and 1 00 P M Fare one dollar.

Broadway

Speeding Rival Races Seen For Vanderbilt Cup Substitute

Savannah reports say the Automobile Club of America plans a second international race as a Vanderbilt Cup substitute. S M Butler visited Savannah to present a plan for a Savannah Automobile Association Trophy run on the local course in November. Officials note rival considerations with the Vanderbilt Cup and possible foreign entries.

Savannah Automobile Club of America S. M. Butler Automobile Club of Amerie Savannah Automobile Club Savannah Automobile Association France Sapvannah Butler Morrell Automobile Club of France A. R. Pardington H. D ._Thompson W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr New York American Automobile Association

Thomas Car Goes Abroad For French Grand Prix

The Adriatic carries a Thomas Company racing car to Dieppe for the Grand Prix in France. Driver Lewis Strang and Montague Roberts will lead a four man team along with mechanics Gus Guichard and William Kniepper. Harry S. Houpt and his niece Dorothea McCartney sail to manage preparations and race logistics in Paris and Dieppe. Preliminary Buffalo time trials reported the machines at ninety six miles.

Thomas Company France Dieppe Lewis Strang Briarcliff Trace Montague Roberts Bee Harry 5. Houpt Gus Guichard William Kniepper Guichard Kniepper Strang Marguise Strang Roberts Lucania Harry S. Houpt Dorothea McCartney Houpt Paris Buffalo

Touring Board Secretary Delivers 1700 Mile Route Update

Dal Lewis of the A A Touring Board arrived at Poland Springs after traveling from Boston to Portland. He plans to continue to Saratoga within three days, completing the 1700 mile route.

Dal Lewis A. A Poland Springs Boston Portland Poland Saratoga

Meadow Brook Polo Beats Squadron A in Opening Match

Meadow Brook second team led by Phipps family members defeated Squadron A 9 to 4 in ten periods at Westchester Country Club. J H Hunt scored for Squadron A late as Meadow Brook dominated early with superior riding and hitting, with J S and Howard Phipps shining on ponies. The winners advance to face Westchester for the Country Club Cups in tomorrow’s final.

Phipps Meadow Brook Westbury Westchester Country Club Squadrong A Squadron J. H. Hunt Troopers McClure Weilson Paul Core J. S Howard Phipps Westchester A. Harold ORR Squadron A F. C. Potter J. C. Curley

Manual Training School Beats De Witt Clinton in Dual Shoot

Manual Training School wins the first teams dual shoot with 244 points of 950, topping De Witt Clinton, while Clinton leads the second teams. Massoneau and Scharfenberg scored 50 for Manual Training. Lear made 50 for De Witt Clinton.

Manual Training School de Witt Clinton Manual Massoneau Scharfenberg Lear Clinton Hakerson S. Hubbard Emmerich Mith Frachtman Hoffman Brown G.hubbard Ivnees I.ecens F 'Heeren Og —Ari Waldman Jansen Voorhees Eee Schmelter Pat Haes J Ulrich Esaven

Travis Wins Medal at Baltusrol Metropolitan Golf Meet

Walter J. Travis led the thirty-six hole qualifying at Baltusrol Club near Short Hills on the tenth annual metropolitan golf championship. He posted 78 in the day’s scoring to claim the gold medal for best score, with Trav is and fine competition from ex national champions Douglas Whigham Macdonald and others among the thirty-two eligible for match play.

Walter J. Travis Baltusroi Club Short Hills No J Tiavis Tare Fred Slerreshoff Findlay Denglass Travis Dbase Ae Lianels Oo Jerome D. Tavers John Reid, Jr Douglas H. J. Whigham Charles B Macdonald Whigham Garden City Gilman P. ‘Tiffany Hudson River Frank Reinhart

Horse Show Cup Returned Over Age Entry Error

G P Baisley owner of Hazel Delmar returned the Cosden Cup to Dr H D Gill Horse Show Committee chairman after apologizing for an ineligible entry in the three years old and under class. Amarythus owned by H A Thompson will receive the cup as second in the show per Road Drivers’ Association rules.

G. P. Baisley Hazel Delmar H. D. Gill Dr. Gill Hazél Delmar Road Drivers’ Association H. A. Thompson Amarythus

American Hope in British Women Open Golf Narrowed

In the British women's open at St Andrews on May 20, Anita Phipps of Spriggfield Mass defeats Bourne and Phelps beats Ames 4 up 3 to play. Phipps then overcomes Black 1 up while Phelps loses to Titterton 5 up 4 to play leaving Phipps as the sole American left in the event.

ST. Andrews Scotland Anita Phip#s Spriggfield Mass Bourne Miss Phelps Mrs. Ames Miss Phipps Miss Black Miss Titterton America

Recreation Centres Meet At Armory Aired High Noise Crowds

Large attendance at the Seventy-first Regiment Armory for the recreation centres meet under the Board of Education. Ish of Manhattan won the Louis Haupt Trophy with 61 points, also capturing a previous year’s event. Other top finishers included Manhattan and Brooklyn centers with close point totals in yard dash, standing broad jump, and relay events.

Seventy-first Regiment Para Avenue Thirtyy-fourth Street Board of Education Louis ‘Haupt Ish Manhatta Manhattan Land Brooklyn Wideh School of Cammeres Lenior FO .Fayhkond J. Rinserberg Timi Breniis Tad Sethir Mienaattan Pat Kirsehiner Sane Faulkner Hiei Scher Ruth James Senier Campbell Mankiatt Willrox Serar N. Ferber Justison Worten Sk. Greenberg Hatian Saitan Greenher Ches Tinee ISS Mart Battan Spenes Fister Yalik S. Riebfer Man‘attan Send J. Guegan Tim Frn M. Rosenblum J Mastereen H. Dawson FL Soldier R. Marrone JSS Nan Ash Tan Smith A Donoghue N.osk BR. Russ Brooky S. Feinberg Muntch Bar W Stevenson Borge J. Gardner Asat Dem H Cloughly Plfpertine G. Kirkward High School of Commerce

Regatta Committee Sets Hudson River Rowing Events

The Hudson River Rowing Association Regatta Committee met at the Active Boat Club to select events for the third annual regatta on July 15. Races for junior and senior crews include single, double, four and eight-oared shells on the Riverside Drive course, finishing opposite the Bloomingdale Beat Club at West Street, with a 2:30 P.M. start.

Hudson ‘River Rowing Association Cuble Etz Riverside Drive Bloomingdale Reat

Ivy Gould Advances to Olympic Court Tennis Semi Final

At Queens Club in London on May 20 Ivy Gould of New York defeated former British champion W. H. Pennell in three sets. Gould dominated from start to finish and will meet Mr. Page in the semi finals in the preliminaries of the Olympic court tennis contests.

London Queens Club Ivy Gould New York W. H.pennell Gould Pennell Mr. Page

Yale Sends First Entries in Quarter Century to Regatta

New Haven May 2 Yale has forwarded the entries of Messrs Livingston and Coates of the Yale Navy in the sculling events at the American Rowing Association regatta on the Schuylkill on Saturday. This is the first time in twenty five years that such entries have been sent from here.

New Haven Yale Messrs. Livingston and Coates Yale Navy American Rowing Association Schuylkill

Fishing and Fishermen High Tide at Seabright and Moosehead Lake Outing

Deep sea anglers braved rain and rough seas to haul in seabass blackfish and occasional cod near Seabright and Coney Island Creek while the Maine Sportsmen's Fish and Game Association prepares for its thirteenth annual Moosehead Lake gathering. Notable catches include H Mogtia 25 seabass 10 other fish, J Hill 5 seabass, F Zaradil 5 seabass 12 blackfish, and Bill Stone 20 fluke 8 tomcods.

New Lon Sandy Hook Gov H. Mogtia H. Peters Paul Fre Jong Weston F Zamolia J. ©. Hill Emil Kneyernick H . Sudek F. Zaradil F. Stephan Kineo Moosehead Lake Maine 51 Ortsmen’s Fish and Game Association Coney Island Creek Harway Argente Bridge Bridge Teavler Billy Courtney Blil’ Stone Dan Stone Foster William Senswick Tenth Avenue

Jacob Walker A Death by Own Action

Kingston May 20 It became known today that Jacob Walker a retired member of Brooklton committed death by own action yesterday at Lamentsville near Kingston where he had been living with his family for some weeks He was 48 years old and shot himself in a suicide note found at the scene The report states he had been in poor health and had expressed distress prior to the act.

Kingston Tut Aaceb- Walker Brooklton Lamentsville

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