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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1908

Page

10

35 Cars to Race on the Long Island Motor Parkway

The Vanderbilt Cup event opens the Long Island Motor Parkway with 35 cars racing a 25 mile circuit through Westbury Jericho Locust Grove Woodbury and Plainview. Spectators crowd Garden City and Nassau County with special trains and a grandstand seating 5000.

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Founders' Day Race Opens with Stock Cars In Philadelphia

The article notes a 200 mile road race in Philadelphia as part of the opening Motor Parkway events. Twelve entries plus a provisional entry George Saltzman, with Saltzman’s Thomas slated to step in if needed. Other race details list drivers and cars from American Locomotive to Kelsey Stoddard-Dayton and Miller Peerless among entries.

Long Ea Motor Parkway Philadelphia George Saltzman Thomas Salzman Redoll Kelsey Stoddard Dayton Miller Robertson Iaig Roche

Cubs and an Ready for Battle Chance Under Treatment

Detroit and Chicago teams arrive for the world series opening at Bennett Park with strong confidence. Manager Chance is hospitalized with a throat injury but expects to lead the Chicago club. Jennings in Detroit conducts final practice as tickets sell out and weather forecasts promise clear autumn conditions.

Detroit Mich Bennett Park Murphy Williams New York Michigan Cental Uller Chance Chicago Detroit Tigers Reulbach Hugh Jennings Eedent F. J. Navin Jennings McGraw New York Giants

World Series details as Commission meets for final arrangements

A teammate and Jennings friend sent a telegram praising the season and noting justice. Hotels fill with baseball fans, writers, and officials. National Commission members arrive from Cincinnati to meet at the Porchartrain Hotel and plan final arrangements for the game.

Jennings Giants National Commission Porchartrain Cincinnati

Pay Day for Giants Ends Offseason Salary Round

The New York Giants completed their season with final salary checks handed to players amid a disappointed crowd at the St James Building. A report of an injunction against the Chicago team was denied by President Brush who stressed sportsmanship and pennant integrity. The club plans benefits at the Polo Grounds Hippodrome and Keen's Chophouse, while ticket holders faced admission issues and possible lawsuits over reserved seats.

New York St. James United States Chicago Detroits Brush Polo Grounds Hippodrome Giants Herald Square Theatre Knowles

Cleveland Abandons Postseason Series Plan

A telegram from John T. Brush approved a post season series between New York and Cleveland. After a late conference, Cleveland decided not to play since the team had disbanded and players were scattered, and Brush will be notified.

Cleveland Ohio John T. Brush New York Cleveland News Today Crush

Union College Wins 1908 Baseball Championship

Union College was formally awarded the 1908 baseball championship by the New York State Inter collegiate Athletic Association at Utica. The inter collegiate meet will be held May 22 under the Board of Managers. a cross country run between Union and Hamilton will occur for the first time on October 1.

New York State Intercollegiate Athletic Association Union College Board of Managers Utica Union Hamilton

New Park for Pirates in Pittsburg Opposite Carnegie Institute

Exposition Park to be converted into a railroad yard prompts Barney Dreyfuss and F. F. Nicola to buy a Janes plot near the Carnegie Institute for a new Pirates ball park. The 470 by 550 foot site sits on eleven acres with price rumored between $800,000 and $1,700,000. Papers must go to England for Schenley estate signatures. Carnegie as Schenley trustee will be required to sign.

New York Times Pittsburg Penn Exposition Park Barney Dreyfuss Nicola Schenley Esate

Wagner to Receive Pennant For Pittsburg Season

Pittsburg fans plan a small pennant presentation for Hans Wagner at Exposition Park tomorrow. Local business interests and friends attribute his personal contribution to over forty Pittsburg wins this season. A Millvale exhibition drew crowds as Wagner hit a long drive over a cow pasture fence.

New York Times Pittsburg Chicago Detroit Hans Wagner Exposition Park Warner Wagner Millvale

Giants Receive City Praise For Pennant Fight

Mayor McClellan writes to John T. Brush praising the New York National League Club for its championship chase. He lauds the players for their grit and spirit despite the outcome and extends heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for next season.

John T. Brush New York Mclellan Giants Brush City of National League Baseball Club Gerit New York City Knowles Merraw George B. McClellan

Nationals Pitch War of 1890s Baseball Leaders

The National Baseball Commission members traveled to Detroit for the opening of the world championship series. President Pulliam praised the 3 York team for rising from a low start to lead, commending the Pittsburgs for their late-season surge and noting Chicago faced injuries yet remained among the leaders.

Cincinnati National Baseball Commission Detroit Pulliam Hegt Pittsburgs Clarke Pittsburg Chicagos Chicago

Indoor season opens at Twenty second Regiment Armory

The Commercial Athletic Association hosts the first indoor games tonight at the Twenty second Regiment Armory. Events include new and closed races with a special co yard handicap for Twenty second Regiment Engineers. Open events welcome A A U members and Commercial Association members. Strong entries from major dry goods stores and mission houses expected.

Twenty-second Regiment Armory Commercial Athletic Association Twenty-second Regiment Mngineers Newe Armory Jsus Oh Mission Houses

Fishermen enjoy strong fall fishing offshore and shoren

The Taurus trip produced excellent results with captain Buckner and crew landing many blackfish and other fish, while Weston's crew also had strong catches. Offshore shark presence troubled nets near Boston Harbor, and North Shore reports noted bass runs improving with cooling water. Great South Bay anglers reported solid blackfish fluke and porgies as conditions remained fair.

Taurus Sea Bright Frank Buckner Michael Allen Forckner Thenhi Weston A. Braunstein W. Shermn G. Kline Sound City Larchmont Long Beach James

Archdracon Matick Gabriel Java Claims Kurdish Line

Archdracon Matick Gabriel Java says he is brother to Kurdistan's ruler and renounces Turkish allegiance. He describes himself as clergy and claims to seek U S citizenship with first papers granted.

Gabriel Java Prese Kurdistan Asia Key Federal Naturalizat Reau Turkey Distan

Ten Year Old Confined In School Closet

Peabody Mass reports a 10 year old boy was found locked in a closet inside a schoolhouse after faint screams and cries. A teacher, Miss Catherine Reynolds, faces inquiry and a special committee was appointed to investigate the incident.

New York Peabody Mass M. Manuel Catherine Hatedk

Automobiles Long Island Railroad Train Service

Train service changes on Saturday October 29 affect automobile travelers. Officials warn of delays and provide alternative routes including increased bus connections and station advisories for riders.

Long Island Railroad

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