Motorboat races end in protests after long-distance dashes
A large fleet of 23 boats started from the Colonial Yacht Club for upHudson River runs and rallies to Peekskill and Poughkeepsie. Protests filed over ratings could overturn winners as Irene II and Alabama faced disputes over cruising classifications and corrected times.
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Colonial Yacht Club
West 138Th Street
Hudson and Return
Peekskill and Return
Poughkeepsie
Return
Hudson River
Dixie NI
Joseph H. Hoadley
Alabama
Peekskill
Wanderlust
Irene II
Joker
Marblehead
New Rochelle
George F. Baker, Jr
H. R. Sutphen
Elco
W. J. Brainard
Mercury
Croton
H.P
Ercury
Speedway
J. H. Hoadley
H. A. Johnson
Vanderlust
Irene N
S. W. Granberg
Aquilla
R. C. Annett
Runaway
W. Arason
Wamego
M. PB. Gould
Minga
F. H. Lenhardt
Rose
S. H. Shock
Filste
St. G. Barber
B. C. Gould
Selma
David Crow
Mary M
Aauiila
Irene ID
Ida_F
Barara
Feronel
Elsie
Betsy
Hats and derbies at prices from three to eight dollars
The ad touts soft hats and popular derbies priced 3.50 to 8 dollars. It emphasizes the three to six dollar Derbies as best sellers and mentions new shapes, plus Stetson options. Fall overcoats and suits for man and boy are advertised. Stores listed include Rocers Peer & Company with locations on Broadway and Warren and 24th Street.
Yale Eleven In Trolley Crash Before Scrimmage
Yale football players were shaken after their special trolley car collided with Frank Platt’s automobile on West Chapel Street in New Haven. Armorer Joseph Bergman was bruised and hospitalized while tackle Ham Andrus sprained his ankle and will be out for a time. Scrub and Varsity players competed in scrimmage with Allan Corey dazzling as a left handed passer.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Frank Platt
West Chapel Street
Joseph Bergman
Ham Andrus
Cooney
Buster Brown
Hyde
Biddle
Scrubs
Varsity
Allan Corey
Steel Trust
Hobbs
Hewes
Stevens Institute
George Chadwick
Ogden Reid
Great Britain
Tigers Begin Work at Princeton Ahead of Season
Princeton New Jersey September 28 The Tigers opened practice under Head Coach Roper with 65 players on University Field a week late and two weeks before the first game. Veterans are scarce with four starters returning and uncertainty at center as coachs try several options including moving MacCrohan from backfield.
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New York Times
Princeton
WN. J
Tigers
Roper
University Field
King
Clark
Vaughn
Dowd
J. Bredemus
Travers Island
Tibbott
Tibbett
Siegling
Booth
McFadyen
Waller
Big MacCrohan
McCormick
Harlan
Munn
Steve McClave
Harvard Welcomes Schoelkopf as Coach for Backfield
CAMBRIDGE Mass Sept 23 Henry Schoelkopf former Cornell player and Harvard back joins Harvard coaching staff for two weeks to train the backs He previously coached at Cornell and will study the forward pass with the team Captain Junie Foster and other players practice is light Kennard displays drop kicks Sprague shows long punts and F L Blanchard new candidate joins drills
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Henry Schoelkopf
Cornell
Law School
Junie Foster
Kennard
Sprague
Eadh
F. L. Blanchard
Cornell Football Practice Opens On Muggy Day
Ithaca reports 37 men on the field for Cornell football with Larkin and Halliday directing. Pope shines at half back, forward passes show promise, and new players Farrington Kelley Pavek Hoff man Averill Cornwall debut.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Larkin
Halliday
Cornell
Pope
Farrington
Wisconsin
Joy Wins F. M. Wilson Corinthian Cup on Gravesend Bay
In dense fog the yacht Joy owned by W H Childs of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club won the F M Wilson Corinthian Cup for the lower bay championship race on Gravesend Bay. The Crescent Athletic Club hosted the race starting off Sea Gate with 220 starters and various time adjustments recorded for the boats.
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Joy
W.H. Childs
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
Stix Yachts
Crescent Athletic Club
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Clubmen Will Bowl in Athletic Bowling League Formation
The Athletic Bowling League met at President Frank M. Clute’s office on Broadway to elect officers and set a schedule for the coming campaign. Nine clubs join the league after Crescent A. C. of Brooklyn declined. members include New York A. C. and Montclair A. C. with Clute re-elected president and a slate of officers and an executive committee.
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Frank M. Clute
Broadway
Crescent A. C
Brooklyn
New Moon
New York
New York A. C, Montclair A. C., Jersey City A. C., Passaic A. C
Columbia A. C
Hoboken
Elizabeth A. C
Newark Bay
North End
Roseville
A. A
Newark
New York A. C
C. Olozaga
J. S. Newkirk
Jersey City
H. M. Brown
Montclair
J. M. Breen
Lasker Defeats Tarrasch in Thirteenth Chess Match Game
In Munich on September 23, Dr. Manuel Lasker won his thirteenth game of the championship against Dr. Tarrasch in forty four moves. Lasker opened with a queen's gambit and after an early edge for Tarrasch, a misstep allowed Lasker to strike on the king side. Tarrasch sacrificed a knight in a last effort, but Lasker prevailed. The match score: Lasker 1, Tarrasch 3, draw 3.
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Munich
Manuel Lasker
Tarrasch
Dr. Lasker
Lasker
New York
Trance Captures Holly Handicap at Gravesend
Trance wins the Holly Handicap five and a half furlongs at Gravesend by four lengths, with Fitzherbert second and Hilarious in third as four-horse field contest. Danoscara leads the four-year-old and up race over about two miles, while Brookdale Nymph protests a foul claim after jostling on the turn.
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Trance
Gravesend
Keene
Holly
Fitzherbert
Bon Homme
James R. Keene
Hilarious
Ben Homme
Fils
McCarthy
Keeper
John Sanford
Danoscara
Tileing
Brookdale Nymph
Rockdale Nymph
Gilbert
Schilling
Ragman
Crowley
Fells the Animus
Killiecrankie
Lynch
Castlewood
A. Lang
Cairngorm
Samuel H. Harris
Stiil Alarm
Black Oak
Montrose
Wild Refrain
Rockestone
Mariatch
Intervene
Kin
Warden
Bliss Carmen
Ramble
Racquet
Prudent
Waterspeed
McKinney
Mark Gumberts
Henderson
Sandy Creeker
Davidson
Double O
Widener
Notter
Tiling
Sumter
Lane Allen
Queen Marguerite
Ida D
Sweet
Biskra
Cullen
Mas Fata Eet Obenae
Ressina
Touchard Wins Lawrence Park Cup Final
Gustave F Touchard captured the Lawrence Park Challenge Cup by defeating Theodore R Pell in straight sets 6-1 9-7 9-? at the Bronxville Athletic Association courts in the lawn tennis final yesterday.
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Gustave F. Touchard
Bronxville Athletic Association
Theodore R. Pell
Jockey Henry Smih Injured At Gravesend In Fall
Jockey Henry Smih was removed from Reception Hospital at Coney Island to Kings County Hospital Brooklyn yesterday still unconscious after a fall from Miramar at Gravesend Tuesday. Doctors fear the injuries may prove fatal. Witching Hour owned by Thomas Hitch cock Jr was sold for 1505 in the first race and later resold privately for 2500 to George Kraus. Harry Payne Whitney plans to return soon and shipments of his stable to England are being arranged. The Gravesend track will see the eight horse racing stable of J A Wermberg and J J McCafferty sold today in the paddock.
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Henry Smih
Miramar
Gravesend
Coney Island
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
Witching Hour
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Albert Simong
George Kraus
Harry Payne Whitney
A. J. Joyner
Mr. Whitney
England
J. A. Wermberg
J. J. McCafferty
Gravesend Track
Horse Racing Card for Six Races at Five and a Half Furlongs
Two year old fillies race with weights listed Civita Mascarada Rose Beaumont Obdurate Taboo Court Lady Constellation Belle of the Ball Nasturlla. Second race features four year olds and up steeplechase about two and a half miles with Ramrod Sandy Creek er Waterspeed Pirate Paprika Stellaland Jimmy Lare. Third race handicap for three year olds about six furlongs includes Peter Quince Bellewether Delirium Sir John Johnson Besom. Fourth race for three year olds and up one and one eighth miles Marathon Montfort The Squire Arasee Tony Honero. Fifth race all ages handicap one mile and a sixteenth Frank Gill Tile ing Mayfield Dorante Live Wire Land of Langdon Golden Pearl Gowan Tourenne. Sixth race two year olds five and a half furlongs Dandy Dixon Harlem Maid The Gardener Meriana Stherial Sententious Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Civita
Mascarada
Rose Beaumont
Obdurate
Taboo
Court Lady
Constellation
Belle of the Ball
Nasturtlla
Ramrod
Sandy Creeker
Waterspeed
Pirate
Paprika
Stellaland
Jimmy Lare
Peter Quince
Bellewether
Delirium
Sir John Johnson
Besom
Marathon
Montfort
Arasee
Tony Honero
Frank Gill
Tileing
Mayfield
Dorante
Live Wire
Land of Langdon
Golden Pearl
Gowan
Tourenne
Dandy Dixon
Harlem Maid
the Gardener
Meriana
Stherial
Sententious
Yale Sophs Sweep Freshmen in Annual Wrestling Meet
Yale sophomores rolled to a clean sweep of the university championship with victories in all three weight classes. Cleveland (1911) toppled Hofsehild (1912) in heavyweight, Prime (1911) defeated Dunn (1912) in middleweight, and Walker (1911) beat Russell (1912) in lightweight.
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New York Times
New
Haven, Conn
Yale
Cleveland
Hofsehild
Dunn
Walker
Russell
Amateurs Shine As Baltusrol Hosts Metropolitan Open Rounds
At Baltusrol Golf Club near Short Hills New Jersey a large field competed in medal play for the metropolitan open. Gilbert Nichols led with 151 for 36 holes while Alexander Smith posted a 74 in the first round and finished in 156 after adversity. H H Barker second with 154 and Alexander Ross 161 despite last year’s national title. Forty seven players completed the double round.
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Baltusrol
Short Hills
N. J
Gilbert Nichols
Boston
van Cortlandt Park
Alexander Smith
Nassau
H.H. Barker
New Garden City
Alexander Ross
Foreclosure sale of leasehold at 125th Street and Lenox Avenue
New York Supreme Court, Nassau County details a foreclosure sale of the leasehold interests in properties tied to Harry Levey and lease assignments to John Mooney and William Norton. The public auction, set for October 15 1908 at 12 o'clock noon, will occur at the New York Real Estate Salesroom 14 and 16 Vesey Street Manhattan, conducted by Samuel Goldsticker.
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NEW York Supreme Court
County OF New York
Peter Doflger, Jr
John J. Mooney
New York
Vesey Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Samuel Goldsticker
Harry Levey
New York Operating Company
Elm Realty Company
Office of the Register of the County of
John Mooney
William F. Norton
Register
State
Sixth Avene
Lenox Avenue
Twenty-Fifth Street
Lenox) Avenue
Sixth
Ow Lenox) Avenue
Twenty Fifth Street
Lerox) Avenue
Eoward Jacobs
Guggenheimer
Entermyer & Marshall
Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan
West 125Th Street
123Th Street
Tees Turner
Edward Jacobs
Supreme Court
James G. Wentz
Ignatz Rosenzweig
Exchange
Joseph P. Day
City
County of
S. Cambreling
Fordham
West Ferms
Westchester County
N. Y
R. Rosa
Register of the County of
Westchester
Belmont Avenue
One Hundred and Eighty-sixth Street
Sylvester L. H. Ward
Boothby, Baldwin & Hardy
Plaintiff
Nassau Street
New York City
District Court OF the United States
Leon Noe
Leon Noel
Nathaniel Ss. Smith
William Street
Nathaniel, S. Smith
Bernard Peters
Macgrane Coxe
Hudson Terminal
Church Street
A. D
Emil Rump
Emil Rurup
Nathaniel A. Prentiss
Broadway
First Judicial District
State of New York
Rapid Transit
Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners
Public Service Commission
State of
Duane Street
City Hall Place
Pearl Street
Centre Street
Lafayette Street
City of
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Weston
J. B. Hylan
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Lexington
T. G. Stevenson
Hugo R.johnstone
Fred Herreshoff
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124Th Street
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Illinois
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Milwaukee
Yale Sophs
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Morris County
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George Low
Baltusrol Na
David Hunter
Essex County
Otters
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Apawamis
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Merion
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Placid
A M. Wild
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Dunwoodie
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Irving Stringer
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Forest Hill
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Riobert Dow
Ridgewood
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Crawford
Tom Anderson
John Lord
O'Leary
ST Bellport
Rainier Motor Car CO
Rainier
B’ Way
56Th St
J. M. Quinby & CO
Tsotta-Fraschini & Simplex Cars
Newark, N. J
Sporting Goods
Spalding
Walter Camp
Mike Murphy
Price
Foot Hall
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Ee St
Southern District of New York
George Carpenter
Chas. Shengood
U. S
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Mission Morris
William Lesser
Barnett Margolies
C. H. Linsly Johnson
Henry H. Silver
Juliuss, Sandler
Chas. Showwood
A. S
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George Harris
George Harris & CO
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James, Schell, &. Elkus
Pisorier Court
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Howard St
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Ah Ave
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Myers & Goldsmith
New_York
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Chas. Showgood
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Samuel S. Breslin
Brongysz
Paris
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Bryant Motor CO
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
Culver
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