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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1908

Page

19

Wedding Bells Fast Keene Filly Has Class

Saratoga July 31. James R. Keene’s two year old Wedding Bells impressed by winning the third race guiding a smooth, easy finish as she stalked and beat Wall Flower. Beaucoup won the Delaware Handicap in a mild drive, Marathon and Royal Tourist close behind. Connaught Ranger won the feature, edging Preceptor after a late drive. ni

the Tribune Saratoga N. Y Sarstoza Racing Association Lsport Conmaught Ranger James R. Keene Wedding Bells Ben Brush Gretna Green Mr. Keene Wall Flower Harry Payne Whitney Petticoat John Sanford Louise Colette Twilight Queen Fountain Blue Beaucoup Marathon Royal Tourist McCarthy McCahey John Johnson E. Dugen John E. Madden Connaught Ranger Preceptor Gardner Lee E. Dugan Walter Miller Willie Dug Tim Ch. c Yankee Tlithla J. E. Madden Ranger the Gardener McCaher Madden Chee Eee Scar Beverwick Suanie St. PL D'Arkie Mae A McCarthy Easton L. Milier Orean Notter Bea Brush J KR Keene Jorse Wallflower Miller Eesa Art McCaheyr Miss Grangle Beer Louise Bell McDanieord Albani Gilbert le Brussel Oe Co Ben Holliday J. Young Geri Montpelier Betti MecCahey MecCarth Sandringham H. P Finnocee Morse Musgrave Bentil Gilberti Vorklyn

Giants Win With Ease Defeat St Louis In Third Game

McGraw’s Giants humiliate the Cardinals as they erupt for nine runs behind a lively batting display. Donlin clears bases with a two bagger, Seymour and Bresnahan contribute key hits, while Taylor’s pitching holds St Louis in check. Tenney steals twice and Tenney’s baserunning fuels the crowd’s raucous amusement as New York prevails.

McGraw Giants Cardinals St. Louis Pirates Deorle Bresnahan Seymour Lush McCormick Charles Bridwell Taylor Tenney Gridwell Mike Donlin Donlin Raymond Devlin Delehanty Ermour Brain Ludwig Devin OjGilbert McCorm Byrne Merkle Baymond Herzog Shaw New York Doyle Seyimour Barry Tenner Murray Kenethy Johnstone

Phillies Beat Reds 3 to 0 in Opener

In Philadelphia the Phillies shut out Cincinnati 3 to 0. Foxen and Doom pitched for Cincinnati while Coakley and Schlei batted for Philadelphia. Umpire Klem called the game.

Philidelphia Philadelphia Cincinnati Foxen and Doom Coakley Schlei Klem

Eastern League Games Today Feature Newark Buffalo Matchup

Eastern League schedule lists Newark at Buffalo, devery City at Toronto, Providence at Montreal, and Baltimore at Rochester. Scores show Newark 7, Buffalo 1 and Providence 3 as other results. standings note Montreal and Toronto chasing Rochester and Jersey City with win totals and win percentages in a compact tab.

Newark Buffalo Devery City Toronto Providence Montreal Baltimore Rochester Srentreal Ester Ww. L Jersey City Ang

State League Results Summary Card

State League results show Secranton over Altany 6 to 1 and Elmira 6 over Troy 9 to 2 with Wilkes-Barre 4 defeating Binghamton 2. Connecticut League reports Meriden 3 over Bridgeport 0 and Waterbury ? (incomplete).

Secranton Altany Elmira Troy Utica Wilkes-Barre Binghamton

Chicago Beats Boston 5 Runs In Boston Game

In Boston Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 3 with strong hitting from Kling Lindaman and Graham. Overall and Kling powered the Chicago batting while Lindaman and Graham contributed. Umpire Rigler supervised the game.

Boston Chicago

Baseball at Polo Grounds Today 3:30 P.M.

Giante ve faces Louis at the Polo Grounds this afternoon with admission priced at $9. The matchup is slated for today at 3 30 P M with gates opening before the game.

Polo Grounds Gianteve Louis

Wright Reaches Final At Longwood Meet

Beals C Wright of Boston, former national champion, defeats F B Alexander of New York in a three set semi final at Longwood, 6 3 14 12 6 3, earning a place in the final against R D Little. Wright and Little then win a semi final doubles to set up Monday final.

Boston Longwood Cricket Club Doherty Brothers Beals C. Wright F. B. Alexander New York Hackett Longwood Wright R. D. Little Little Alexander E. H. Whitney A. N. Reggio W. A. Larned G. L. Wrenn, Jr Tittle Bull Larned Wrenn Rhoades Sulloway Whitney Reggio

Quakers in Even Game Have Chance to Beat Surrey

London July 31. Cricket at Kennington Oval saw the Gentlemen of Philadelphia resume against Surrey. Surrey 210 overnight, Quakers 234 for five, Marshall of Surrey making 103 in a 251 total. Philadelphians trail by 168 with seven wickets standing as play resumes.

London Kennington Oval Gentlemen Philadelphia Surrey Quakers Marshall Graves White Hordern Cregar Greene

Dark horse U. S. A. joins Harmsworth Cup defense at Huntington Bay

A surprising entrant named U. S. A. impressed Huntington Bay spectators as the Harmsworth Cup defenders list was finalized. Owner John Sheppard from Philadelphia navigated the 40 foot craft with Chadwick engines at over thirty miles per hour, earning quick selection by officials. Competing boats include Dixie II owned by E. J. Schroeder and Den owned by Commodore J. H. Hundiey of the Motor Boat Club of America.

Huntington Bay John Sheppard U.S. A Philadelphia Chadwick Autowin Dixiell E. J. Schroeder Den Commodore J. H. Hundiey Motor Boat Club of America

Mull River and Nearby Towns Scoreboard Report

Local sports roundup lists Mull River with 2, Lynn with 2, New Bedford 1, Haverhill and Worcester are noted in a partial table. Rockton shows 1 and Lowell 6 in a fragmented scoreboard snippet. Names and numbers appear jumbled with missing context.

Mull River Lynn Wrence New Bedford Maeoceeess Haverhill Orcester Secund

Timely Auto Topics Forms Racing Governing Body

A new trade organization formed to govern speed contests on road and track met to plan a twenty four hour race at Brighton Beach in September. Members include Fiat Lozier Isotta Renault and others. An American Automobile Club warning urged strict adherence to speed limits in several districts and a motor route plan from New York to Montauk Point was announced along with Mitchell car trials on rough routes.

Brighton Beach Fiat Automobile Company Fiat Lozier Motor Company Lozier Harry 5. Houpt Company Thomas Isotta Import Company Isotta-Fraschini Wyckoff, Church & Partridge, Stearns Percy Owen, Inc Ianchi Renault Fréres Renault Kingston Motor Car Company A.K Bureau of Tours The Automobile Club of America Shore Road New Haven New London Madison Dorn Village Castie Point North Plains Savin Rock West Haven Davenport Avenue Congress Avenue Eltingville Great Kill Staten Island Tenafly N. Jj Eagle Street Borough

Darkey Hal Dominates Detroit Grand Circuit Meet

Detroit July 31 The Grand Circuit meet in Detroit closes with Darkey Hal winning the 2:07 pacing class in strong fashion across heats. Copa de Oro fails to win a heat while Zomalia wins the 220 trot with two victories this week. Upcoming events move to Kalamazoo for a combined Grand Circuit and Great Western meet starting Monday.

Detroit Copa de Oro Darkey Hal Colonel Osborne Busy Teasel Prince C Zomalia Kalamazoo Zomaita Zombro Kate Hamilton Durfee Uy Loyal Seers Annette Blk Murp Cereal Bom Andrews Robert L., Jr B. G. fStee Diablo Me de Bryder Redette McCarthy Brother Milroff Benyon Jo Astral Bik Star Ha Brownie Hamlet Snow B. H Eph Cinders B. G É Rollins Derby Br. H Martyr Tingy May Strawn McHenry Teleasel B. m Allando T Busy Roerco Shea Nuckals Tore Ile Ee Alice Ar Benyen Murray M. Te Fig iDmurfees The Aloma C. H Cox Oes Bais Bilinica B. g.Gai Wee Rae Saan

Pirates Gain Revenge With 6 2 Victory Over Superbas

The Pirates defeated the Superbas 6 to 2 at Washington Park in a tame game. Donovans choice of Rucker failed to shut down Pittsburgh as Maddox and Shannon provided offense and a triple play highlighted the contest. Wagner starred with a triple in the eighth as Pittsburgh avoided falling behind the Cubs and Giants on the standings.

Pirates Washington Park Superbas Donovan Rucker Clarke Maddox Alperman Lewis Bergen Shannon Wagner Haas Abby Maloney Burch Leach Swacina Pittsburg Gaen Cubs Giants Brooklyn Buren Patiee Ib Clarke Hummel Abbchia Wusen Wisbeehan Gibson Maroney Brrooklyn Wilson Pattee Abbaticchin Hummell Shtehan Lewis Pattee Burg Pitts Og Maddox oOf Rucker Iteher Firet Gaddex Wilderham

Cleveland Buries Yankees in Sixteen Hits Rally

Cleveland buried the Yankees with a 16 run onslaught as 16 hits, including four in the eighth, powered a big win. Chesbro allowed six runs in five innings while the New York defense misplayed six times leading to the rout. Nineteen Yankees faced Cleveland’s hitters, with Lajoie and Hinchman among the notable producers for the home club.

Cleveland Yankees Lajoie Billiard Elverfeld Clevelanders Chesbro New York MV Chesbro Biiliard Falkenberg Turner Stovall Lafoie N. Clarke Hinchman Bradley Keeler N._ Clarke OW Foster Foster Hilliard Sweeney Wid Plitches Palkenberg Sheridan Egan

St. Louis Defeats Philadelphia With Batteries Power

In St Louis a game saw Bailey Waddell and Spencer for St. Louis facing Bender Powers for Philadelphia as the batteries, with umpire Connolly, delivered a 4 to 2 result. The lines included ae ne ae and scattered scoring noted for both sides.

ST. Louis Philadelphia Ae. Ne St. Louis -Iloloool Bailey, Waddell and Spencer Bender and Powers Connolly

Boston Beats Detroit In Low-Scoring Game

Detroit hosts Boston in a baseball scoreline featuring pitchers and lineups with Burchell Steele and Carrigan for Boston against Summers and Thomas Mullin and Schmidt for Detroit. Umpire Evans.

Detroit Boston Burchell Steele Carrigan Summers Thomas Mullin Schmidt Evans

Chicago Batterymen Edge Washington In Rough Tilt

Chicago batteries F. Smith and Sullivan vs Washington pair C. Smith Keeley and Street. Umpires Hurst and O Loughlin. Scoring notes show Chicaks 2 runs to Washington 0 as part of a chaotic box score fragment from the Chicago game in progress.

Chicago R. H. E. Chicaks Washington F. Smith and Sullivan

More Trouble At Show Sydney Holloway Hurt

Long Branch New Jersey July 7 At the Monmouth County horse show a hunter class accident repeated the previous day as Sydney J Holloway riding Ardsley fell after a jump and lay unconscious. He recovered and was carried to the judges stand. Kenswick won class 34 while Holloway's George E Cain won red in color. Alfred Vanderbilt’s Polly Prim won harness class. Multiple prize winners listed across classes with notable entries from Vanderbilt Weatherbee and Sorg among others.

the Tribune Long Branch N. J Monmouth County Sydney J. Holloway Holloway Ardsley Mr. Holloway Edwin H. Weatherbee Keswick Julian Morris Sydney Holloway George E. Cain Alfred G. Vanderbilt Polly Prim W. Watson Vanderbilt Sweet Marie Fairmount Farms Virginia Lady Baltimore J. Campbell Thompson Paul A. Sorg Fatty Bates Jim Selby Daddy Fownes Tom Mountain Vogue Rogue Viking Vanity Mr. Vanderbilt Mayo Udo M. Fietschmann B. m. Mayo Otto H. Kahn Br. m. Poppy St. Joan Samuel K. Jacob Ch Peter Harvey Laden Ci. G. Reliance Tonzo Sauvage B. G. Lord Nelson B. G Grand Duke R. P. McGrath B. & Newsboy C. W. Watson Maryland Harry W. Spratley Obs- Trump Edward &. Cohen Br. m. Royal Purpis H. S. Borden Alfred G C. W. Warnham Campbell Thompson Emperor B. G John Doyie B.rince Albert Cc. W. Watsons Ch. m Fdawia H. Weatherbee Gr. G. David Grey Thomas J. Feroe Red Raven Jack Frost George Willing B. m. May Bette E. C. Rich Amanda Baron George Watson Jim Shelby Latty Bates Daddy Fornes Alfred G Vanderbilt Watson the Scotchman Bonnie Briar Rush Highlander Oidtimer George FE. Cain David Grey Ch. G Frederick Lewisohn George St Gage William H. Mofitt Jack Cade A. Bowne Bessie Pullurm

British Leander Crew Defeats Belgians At Henley Regatta

The International Olympic Regatta ends with a sweeping British victory as Leander defeats Belgium in the championship eights over a 1.5 mile course in 7 minutes 52 seconds, overturning expert expectations that the Belgian Club Nautique 46 Gant would win. The race showcased contrasting styles with the long British stroke prevailing over the Belgians short rapid effort.

Henley United Kingdom Club Nautique 46 Gant

Irish American athletes split from club at tomorrow meet

Lawson Robertson announced that American athletes will compete as agreed, despite Irish-American Athletic Club instructions. The Irish-American club members will race as independent Americans. John J. Hayes, winner of the Marathon, was hailed on arrival in Nenagh after the journey from Neargh, Tipperary, with crowds cheering and fireworks.

Dublin Lawson Robertson Amercan Neargh Tipperary Nenagh

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