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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1908

Page

8

McCarter Wins Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica Racecourse

McCarter trained by Tom Welsh defeats Jack Atkin by a short head in the Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica opening day, a $10,000 race before a crowd of about fifteen thousand. Notter rode for the Newcastle Stable, Chapultepec and Zienap also ran well, with Rifleman finishing third. track time was 1:46 for the mile and a sixteenth.

McCarter Tom Welsh Andrew Miller Newcastle Metropolitan Jockey Club Jamaica Jack Atkin Carter Sam Rifleman OM Honesty Zienap Chapulttepec Brookdale Chapultepec Notter Sttle Wonder McDaniel James R. Keene Restigouche Spooner Red River cCarter Wes Welsh Frank €. Bishop Knight of the Philiie BR. H. McCarter Pomer Pegu Kentucky Candle Millstream Stud Mr. Bishop Billy Lakeland W.L. Powers McCarter Potter Belmont Park Saratoga Peter Pen Commendo Paul J. Rameys Stargowan Gravesend Burns Ike Starcowan Notte Queens County Jockey Cb Aqueduct Bureau of Inquiry Petrons Peciatior Ben Brush Fatty Slipper Chantilly Big Ben St. Fin Teacress Ray Marrone le Ote Marguerite Panto G. Burns Bradley Musgrave Frizette Werbnerg Doyle Ward Mary Hall Prospect St Brown McCarthy Mark Antony Maxnart Billy Bean Sullivan Tim O'Toole Johnson Patriot Reid Pearl Point Renie Golden Maxim Mary Stuart Sir John Amnesty Peves Eee St. Tin Ciety Tennessee Bay Royal Newcastle St J H Reed China McCarthy i Rainey Fisher Senretber Schilling McCantfel Roseben Pdale Clark Henry V . H. Reed Royal Cantice Grimaldi Gallavant Royal Lady Rebador Wise St Ming Carman I Dugan Withold Allot Girt Fair Play Belmont Ip Kelly St le Wady Hill Frank Lo’ Mulligan ' A Doyie Melissa the Pippin Voorhees Spreckels Ign McCart Lady Swift Hirsch Queen Eleanor Fleming Blackford Barrier le Po le St Reiber IG Burns Schilling Ba P Gorey Schulte McCarthy i Zienap Ne E McDaniel i Chapultep Ie Vugan Brookdale Nemph Whitney Alway Orifarsh Vanity McCormick Savior Weinberg Druid Jensen Brussel Woods E. Dugan Wilson Yorke Killiecrankie Daly Lady Savoy Gerst S Seacum Whitney Ae Musgrave Havre GriMind Hipestock Fitzsimmons Bere iSechulte Miss Hatten Vingut Cavaliers Cellad Ong Valieri Battenberg

Notter Narrow Escape at First Turn Wins Jamaica Race

Joe Notter rode McCarter to victory in the Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica. He recalled a tight moment at the first turn and said he kept the horse going to avoid trouble. Musgrave drifted wide, McCarter hung on the stretch, but Notter pulled clear and praised the horse's game performance.

Joe Notter McCarter Jamaica Musgrave Jack Atkin

New Zealand and Australian Players Plan U S Tennis Tour

A. F. Wilding of New Zealand and N. B. Brooks of Australia, recent Wimbledon Davis Cup victors, plan to travel to America to compete in the lawn tennis championship. Brooks works to arrange travel with Wilding for the trip.

London A. F. Wilding New Zealand N. B. Brooks Australia America

Women Hold Lawn Tennis Court Brackets Winners Named

Mrs William H Pouch Miss Tweed and Mrs Barger-Wallach won women's singles brackets at St Nicholas Rink yesterday. Tweed beat Mrs Hamilton L Fearer 3-6 6-2 7-5, Fearey nearly beat Pouch, Pouch beat Mrs A H McCarthy 6-2 7-5, Barger-Wallach beat Mrs Franklin Bishop 3 6-4. Winners with Miss Elizabeth H Moore advance to the semi finals.

William H. Pouch Miss Tweed Barger-Wallach St. Nicheolss Hamilton L. Fearer Richmond County Franklin Bishop Elizabeth H. Moore

Dean Swift's Rich Stake Abroad at Epsom

The City and Suburban Handicap of 200 sovereigns for three-year-olds and up was won today by J. B. Joel's Dean Swift. A. Stedall's Simonson was second and Baron M. de Rothschild's Snow Leopard third. Sixteen horses ran. Betting favored Dean Swift at 13 to 2 against.

Epsom J. B. Joel Dean Swift A. Stedall Simonson Baron M. de Rothschild Snow Leopard

Demarest, Conklin Win in International Amateur Billiards Matches

Calvin Demarest and Charlies F. Conklin won their matches at the Liederkranz Club in the international amateur billiards championship. Conklin defeated J. F. Poggenburg after a long forty-five inning duel, 400 to 289, with a high run of 59. Demarest outscored Edward W. Gardner 400 to 26, delivering a 34 high run and an early lead with rapid balkline play, including a notable masse. Gardner showed moments of resistance but trailed throughout, Demarest finishing with an unfinished run of 14 in the thirtieth inning.

Calvin Demarest Charlies F. Conklin Liederkranz Conklin J. F. Poggenburg Poggenburg Demarest Edward W. Gardner Passaic Gardner

Boston Beats Yankees 5 to 1 at American League Park

Boston uses strong defense and two costly Yankee errors to win 5 to 1. Doyle and Conroy misplayed balls in seventh, Elberfeld had an off day, while Chase and Wagner starred for Boston. The loss drops New York from first in the pennant race as Cleveland defeats St. Louis.

Doyle Conroy Boston Yankees Cleveland St. Louis Lake Stahl Bostonians Elberfeld Chase McHale McConnell Ungland Wagner Thoney Lord Unglaub Criger Kletnow New York Washington Philadelphia Chicago Detroit

Connecticut League Scores Reported

New Haven defeated Bridgeport seven to one while Waterbury topped Meriden four to one and New Britain beat Hartford ten to one in a Connecticut League baseball update.

New Haven Bridgeport Waterbury Meriden New Britain Hartford

Fordham Defeats Columbia Behind Mahoney’s Big Day

Fordham blanked Columbia 6 to 0 at Fordham Field as Mahoney pitched superbly and hit a sensational eighth inning home run. Hartman opened the scoring with a first inning two-base hit, driving in two, while Barili struggled for Columbia with nine hits allowed and five walks. Fordham capitalized on Columbia errors and fielding miscues, adding four more runs in the late frames to secure the easy victory.

Fordham Columbia Fordham Field Mahoney Barili Hartman Egan Hendricks MacDonald Shafer Schmidt Young. c Coffey Osterhout M'Donald Zimber Scanlon Miltenb Schiess Hayes McCarthy Kimbel McCart’y Niacin Barill Eerore Parlll Cate Mahoney Coffer McCaffrey Dretericks

One More for Tigers Princeton Triumphs Over Virginia 2-1

Princeton, N J April 29. The Princeton nine defeated the University of Virginia 2 to 1 to extend its win streak to seven. A pitchers duel featured Heyniger’s splendid form limiting Virginia to two hits while adding a triple and single at bat. Four inning ending double plays bolstered the Tigers defense.

Princeton N. J University of Virginia Heyniger Susong Virginia Tigers Vaughn Harlan Sills

Yale Defeats Army 6 2 In Shortened Contest

Yale routed Army with a 6 to 2 victory at Ohio Field New York, scoring in four hits and two runs in the second inning. Murphy homered, Mountford and Philbin contributed key plays, while Army managed only one hit in each inning as the game ended after seven innings to allow Yale to catch a train.

the Tribune West Point Yale Army Hyatt Riley Howard Jones Philbin Mountford Jones Clifford Murphy Wylie

Tenney error sinks Giants as Boston tops New York in 11 innings

Boston defeats the New York Giants 11 innings to 10 after an error by Tenney allowed the winning run. The game featured early pitching changes including Wiltse, Mathewson, and Malarkey, with Kelley’s home run tying the score in the Brooklyn-less end. Bresnahan’s bunt error in the eleventh allowed Young to score, giving Boston the dramatic triumph.

Boston New York Giants Tenney Wiltse Giants Mathewson Malarkey New York Ai Beaumont Bates Om Ferguson Lindaman Innnings Filtse Malarker Tenne Bresnahan Kelley Shannon Donlin Beaumont Bridwell Bowerman Ferguson Ton Mathew— Son Emslite Browne Onlin Kelley Seymour Ritchey Bresnahan Dahlen Devlin Sweeney Nicklin Brell

Superb as Lose Third Straight to Brooklyn at Washington Park

Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 3 to 1 at Washington Park Brooklyn as Richie pitched well for the visitors. Hummell’s three-base hit and Lewis’s single produced the home team’s lone run in the fifth. Magee’s three-base hit and a bad throw by Lewis sparked Philadelphia’s two runs in the seventh. Two-base hit by Magee, three-base by Hummell, and other hits noted.

Philadelphia Superbas Washington Park Brooklyn L. Richie Hummell Lewis Titus Magee Soetiae Tara Maxee Pastorius Bell Agee Osborne Douwsleee Grant Hell Richie Kiem

Union League Results Show Washington Win Big

Washington defeated Brooklyn 9 to 2 as Elizabeth beat Paterson 5 to 4 and Baltimore topped Philadelphia 9 to ? in a varied set of league results from the Union League.

Union League Washington Brooklyn Elizabeth Paterson Baltimore Philadelphia

Briarcliff Race Crash Promptly Acknowledged Cooperation

The Continental Crouch Co is not blamed for the Maja Car accident. A hurried advertisement suggested fault but was unintended. The company aided our cause and is publicly thanked for its cooperation.

Croutchsuc CO MAJA

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