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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1908

Page

2

Carnival of Cars Parade Traverses Broadway to 110th Street

The Carnival of Cars parade runs along Broadway from 7th Street up to 110th Street then returns toward the Circle. Spectators along Madison Square cheer as the Oldsmobile, Maxwell Briscoe, and other decorated cars pass. Judges later award prizes for best decorated and grotesque cars amid a festive, crowd-filled display with notable figures observing from viewing stands.

Broadway 25Th Street Fifth Avenue 37Th Street 110Th Street Shth Street Circle 7Th Street Madison Square Martin's Oldsmobile Company Titania Cleopatra New York Paris Julian P. Thomas de Witt Motor Company Roosevelt Taft Hughes William Jennings Brvran 85Th Street Colgate Hoyt Automobile Club of America Robert Lee Morrell Clinton B. Parker Winthrop E. Scarritt Schuyler S. Wheeler

Miles Defeats Sands In National Court Tennis Semis

Eustace H. Miles of London defeated Charles F. Sands in straight sets to reach the final at the New York Recital and Tennis Club. Payne Whitney beat T. A. Havemeyer in four sets to join Miles. survivors will face Jay Gould for the title. Gould refereed both matches yesterday.

New York Eustace H. Miles London Payne Whitney Miles Charles F. Sands Whitney T. A. Havemeier Jay Gould Gould Harry P. Whitney Miles-Sands Sands Love Caamydor Mites Vantage Ceme Pierre Lorillard Peter Lathem England Jack White White George Steading Latham

Giants Beat Toledo 7 to 1 in Baseball Contest

The New York Nationals defeated Toledo 7 to 1 with Wiltse pitching well for New York. Bresnahan received a bouquet and elk head from Mayor Whitlock. Toledo earned its lone run on a Merkle error, Bresnahan wild throw, and Lister hit.

Toledo Roger Bresnahan Giants Mayor Whitlock Wiltse New Yorkers

Yankees Beat Lynchburg Easy in Exhibition Tilt

New York Americans defeated Lynchburg 9 to 1 in an April 7 exhibition at Lynchburg. The visitors surged ahead in the second inning with two runs and maintained the lead for the rest of the game.

Lynchburg York Americans

Superbass Have a Batting Bee in Atlanta Shutout

Brooklyn defeated Atlanta 12 to 0 as Hunter pitched a two hit complete game for the Superbas. Brooklyn spoiled the home team's hopes with timely hitting including a bases loaded clearing three bagger by Lumsey in the fifth inning.

Atlanta Brooklyn Hunter Superbas Lumsey

Athletics Beat Phillies Again In Poorly Played Game

Philadelphia telegraph reports the local American League team defeated the Phillies in the second game of the series in a poorly played contest. Final score details are garbled but indicate a Philadelphia setback with cited batteries Moren Macyudien and Lovin.

Philadelphia Phillies Phadelphia Amer Moren, Macyudien and Lovin Bygert

Long Shot Dre Parade Bets and Wins at Benning

O L Richards rarely bets big but Dre Parade, a 60 to 1 shot, upset at Benning pulling clear in the stretch to win by a head over Brown Tony. Jockey MecCahey rode three winners as McCarthy extended his lead in the meeting. McCahey and McCarthy dominated the day with multiple mounts.

Telegraph the Tribune Washington O. L. Richards Benning Racetrack Dre Parade Mr. Richards Dress Parade MecCahey Brown Tony Puddin Flatfoot P. H. Sullivan Elizabeth Sweeney Cheek Bonnie Kelso McCahey Alloy Clements McCarthy Shaw Greene D'Arkle Benning Columbia Ed Rowe Faraday J Me Taughtin Hiorse Horner Oxford Shawn Areeno Fadden Silver Ball Meahey Metarthy Fairbrother Bergeo Wold Ista P H Sullivettintg Li MecCahey Mahon A. Sis Dens Ilermann Kelleher Beldemo Foseling Aftongreen Stable MecCahey BS T. Burns Queen Gs Mearthy Bergen Ne “McFadden Oroonoka F. Coles Albert

French car reaches San Francisco in New York to Paris race

The De Dion French car arrived in San Francisco at 5 30 this afternoon as the third finisher, fifteen days after the Thomas car. St Chaffray completed the continental run in fifty six days and the French car is likely to be shipped to Seattle on Friday with the Italian Zust machine. The German car has been shipped back to Ogden Utah for repairs and may be delayed several days.

San Francisco New York Paris Thomas Valdez St. Chaffray Seattle Zust Ogden Utah

Lawn Tennis Season Opens With Finalists Named

The first outdoor tournament of the season at Hartsdale Outdoor Club in The Bronx saw c F Toucherd of Hamilton Grange and Dr. William Rosenbaum of Harlem Lawn Tennis reach the final. Toucherd beat Frederick P. Fox 6-4 7-5 in the semi finals while Rosenbaum defeated William Connell 6-3 6-4.

C. F. Toucherd Hamiton Grange Lawn Tennis Club William Rosenbaum Harlem Lawn Tennis Club Hartsdale Outdoor Club Bronx Touchard Frederick P. Fox New York Lawn Tennis Club Dr. Rosenbaum William H. Connell

Scores From Other Games Across The Leagues

Results from various games list Richmond Va New York American second team losing 3 to 1, Baltimore Eastern League 5 to 4 over Boston National League, Raleigh N C Dartmouth 3, and Agriculture and Mechanical College line incomplete with unclear final team.

Richmond New York American Baltimore Boston Raleigh N. C Dartmouth Agriculture and Mechanical College

Jersey City East defeats Princeton in strong pitching duel

The Jersey City Eastern League team beat Princeton 4 to 1 in a game marked by late scoring, a Dawson double and Fish's RBI single. Princeton used three pitchers but failed to-hit consistently, Clarke delivering solid work after a rough first inning.

Tribune Princeton N. J Jersey City Tigers Dawson Fish Clarke Vaughn Fordham New York Americans Holy Cross Jersey Warwic Degroff Hanford Merrit Harlan Rockenfield Dillon Be In Rf . Gastmeyer Vandeerift Lafitte Wee Plank Mason City Jersey Coop Scarae Ciay Clement Lafitte Dawson Plank Hase Brg Bean Br Clarke Jes Harian Hlessett Mack

Harvard Football Schedule Set for Fall Season

Harvard announces a fall schedule preserving the same number of games and opponents as last year. The opener vs Bowdoin is Sept 30 followed by Maine Bates Williams Springfield Annapolis Brown Carlisle Dartmouth and Yale at New Haven with dates adjusted earlier than last year.

Tribune Cambridge Mass Harvard Athletic Committee Bowdoin Springfield Training School Annapolis Harvard Maine Bates Williams Springfield Brown Carisle Dartmouth Yale New Laven

Upsets Mark Twelfth Round In Vienna Chess Tournament

In Vienna today the twelfth round produced shocks as Marshall fell to Teichmann and Maroczy lost to Berger. Duras moved within half a point of leader Schlechter after beating Alapin while Schlechter drew with Cohn. Rubinstein drew with Suechting, Swiderski beat Salwe, Tartakower defeated Perlis, and Bardeleben drew with Spielmann. adjournments left teti vs Leonhardt and Johner vs Mieses in even positions.

Tribune Vienna Marshall Teichmann Maroczy Berger Duras Alapin Schlechter Cohn Rubinstein Suechting Swiderski Salwe Tartakower Perlis Bardeleben Spielmann Teti Leonhardt Johner Mieses

Gould Elected Commodore Of Seawanhaka Yacht Club

Frank J. Gould of the New York Yacht Club and owner of the Helenica was chosen commodore of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club to succeed E. C. Benedict. The annual meeting at the Midday Club in Broad Street also elected Francis Smithers vice commodore Frank S. Hastings rear commodore Percy Weeks secretary Frederic P. Moore treasurer and trustees Arthur Curtiss James Alfred Ely Beverly A. Robinson. Minor amendments to racing rules were adopted.

Frank J. Gould New York Yacht Club Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club E. C. Benedict Broad Street Francis Smithers Frank S. Hastings Percy 8. Weeks

Automobile Club of America invites visiting motorists to tour

Colgate Hoyt president of the Automobile Club of America invites out of town visitors to the bureau of tours on the street floor of the clubhouse at 14th street west of Broadway and to inspect the new clubhouse. Visiting club members will be admitted on presentation of their membership cards.

Colgate Hoyt Automobile Club of America Bureau of Tours 14Th Street Broadway Hoyt

Russian Lion Sails for England After Gotch Defeat

George Hackenschmidt known as the Russian Lion sailed for England yesterday. He bore the marks of rough handling from Frank Gotch who won the world wrestling title in Chicago last week on a referee's decision. Hackenschmidt said he might seek a return match someday.

George Hackenschmidt Frank Gotch Chicago England Gotch

Hoppe returns balkline emblem after boycott note

Willie Hoppe, winner of the 18.2 balkline title from George B. Sutton, sent back the emblem to Brunswick Balke Col lender Company yesterday. He states in a letter that he refuses to play one night championships, calling them an unfair test.

Willie Hoppe George B. Sutton Brunswick Balke- Collender Company Hoppe

Columbia varsity eight completes first long row of year

The Columbia varsity eight rowed nearly fifteen miles yesterday afternoon in good Hudson conditions. Coach Rice took the crew beyond Spuyten Duyvil Bridge and they maintained about 22 strokes per minute as they moved south toward 145th Street before turning.

Columbia Hudson River Rice Spuyten Duyvil Bridge 145Th Street

Auto Cup Open to Stock Cars in New Conference

Central conference committee of the AAA NASAC and other motor groups met to refine the fifth annual reliability touring contest and racing plans. Jefferson De Mont Thompson pledged a 3000 dollar Jefferson De Mont Thompson Cup for an international stock car event amid talks of a Buffalo convention and state motor vehicle bill discussions.

Central Conference Committee American Automobile Association National Association of Automobile Manufacturers American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association Frank B. Hower Jefferson de Mont Thompson Racing Board Missouri Georgia Connecticut Savannah Vanderbilt Buffalo New York

Change Billiard Rules Haul for International Championship

Amateur billiardists with a 9 grand average at 18.2 balkline on a 5x10 table are eligible for the world championship. The ruling, approved by the National Association of Amateur Billiard Players at the Liederkranz Club, sets April 28 as the start date with eligibility scrutiny by the executive committee. Lucien Le Rolle prepares to sail April 15 and all amateurs will practice at the Liederkranz Club.

Association of Liederkranz Gs8th Street Park Avenue A. B. Miller National Association of Amateur Billiard Players Lucien le Rolle Liederkranz Club Poggenburg Edward McLaughlin

Trade Board figures show import and export declines

The March Board of Trade report records a total drop of 28 123 000 in imports and 9 148 000 in exports. Major import losses include 7.6 million in wool and 17 500 900 in cotton, with 12 500 0% American. The largest export fall is 5 million in manufactured goods, and cotton and wool fabrics exports also slid.

London Board of Trade

Hudson Terminal Building Strike Grounds Metal Work

A general strike by sheet metal workers at Hudson Terminal Building followed complaints that main entrance metalwork came from a non union firm. The strike affects sculptor Carl Bitter, contractor George A Fuller Co, and sub contractors under the Building Trades Employers Association. The Arbitration Board meets tonight to decide if the strike violates the arbitration plan and may order a return to work pending grievance arbitration.

Hudson Terminal Carl Bitter George A. Fuller Company Building Trades Employers’ Association General Arbitration Boakd

Body of Stableman Found in Clinton Street Ruins

At Clinton Street ruins laborers found the body of Nicola Worebec, a stableman who lived at the site after thirty two horses were burned. A death in the family led W. C. Muschenheim to cancel dinner invitations for this evening.

Clinton Street Nicola Worebec W. C. Muschenheim Patrick Shanley Justice Dowling Supreme Court

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