Monmouth Show Ends Vanderbilt Gray Domination
The Monmouth County Horse Show closed with Paul Sorg's four chestnuts winning the six mile Seabright to Hollywood Park coaching race and C W Watson sweeping the harness classes. Alfred G Vanderbilt's famed grays settled third as Watson's horses dominated championship classes and Fairmont Farms Stable carried seven blue ribbons. The event drew about four thousand spectators to Long Branch, with a grand ball at Hollywood Hotel capping the final night.
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Seabright
Hollywood Park
Monmouth County
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Grays
Paul ‘A Lorg
America
England
Vanderbilt
Waterloo
Lors
C. F. Watson
Fairmont Farms
Mr. Watson
Bayshore
Newport
Sorg
Ola
Grars
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Mr. Vanderbilt
Richard P. McGranh
Lancaster
Penn
London
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Tattersall
McGranh
Crawley
Hand Cross
Long Breach
Show Grounds
Frank E. Palmer
Wonder
Elsie Laden
Boston
Philadelphia
Long Branch
C. W. Watson
Lord Baltimore
Polly Prim
Kitty Grey
Norena
Fairmont Farm
My Maryland
Merry Mar
J. E. Davis
Vesta Tilley
Tichenor Grand
Hollywood Hotel
Ch. m. Norena
Ch. m. Kitty Grey
Watson
B. G. Viscount Salisbury
Ch. m. White Heather
Paula Sorg
Ch. m. Bloquence
B. G. Emotion
Knickerbocker Stable
B. Lion
B. G. Mouse
Haarness
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Harvey Laden
B. m. Pandora
R. P. McGranh
Lady McDonald
B. m. Vesta Tilis
Tonzo Sauvage
B. G. Lord Nelgon
Ch. G. Grand Duke
J. Campbell Thompson
B. G. Selim
B. m. Selah
B. m. Westley
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George ‘Steon
R. P. McGrath
Paul A Sorg
W. 5. Billiott
Daphne
Ed H Weatherbee
J. Ewiss
B. m. Vesta Tiller
Mabel Brady
Bk. m. Mzvourneen
Paul A. Sorg
Jack
Jim
Hewlett Pére
Daddy Fownes
RK. P. McGranh
Viking
Storm King
Vanity
Vogue
Camppell Thompson
Janéer
Bonnie Brier Bush
Co. W. Watson
G. Baltimore
Treat
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Bay Shore Horse Show Attracts Notable Exhibitors
Bay Shore Long Island hosts the eighth annual Bay Shore Horse Show at Oakwood Park on Thursday through Saturday. A long list of prominent exhibitors and guests includes Alfred Vanderbilt, Miss Emily Bedford, Mrs. Paul A. Sorg, Mrs. William Orr Barclay, J. Henry Dick, Frederick C. Bourne, and Commodore J. Adolph Mollenhauer among many others.
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Bay Shore
S. F. Rothschild
J. Adolph Mollenhauer
Robert Low Pierrepont
H. Rockwood Brinckerhoff
George A. Ellis, Jr
G._ Herbert Potter
Frank 8. Jones
Edward C. Blum
Allan Pinkerton
Rufus L. Patterson
E. Reybert
August C. Blume
Henry W. Shoemaker
J. Scharf
Dorothy Hubbs
Westchester Farms
H. F. Osborn, Jr
Velsor
Federal auto registration urged to unify state laws
Charles Thaddeus Terry of the American Automobile Association denounces the patchwork of U S motor vehicle laws as intolerable and ridiculous. He calls for a federal automobile registration bill to standardize rules, fees, and licensing across states to protect drivers pedestrians and nonresidents alike.
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United States
Charles Thaddeus Terry
American Automobile Association
Connecticut
Florida
Congress
Local Fair Horse Show Results Highlight Prizes
Fences five feet high win by Edwin H Weatherbee’s mgn Greg and Sydney Holloway’s ro g Jack Frost. Sydney Holloway claims second with bik x Centennial, BR P McGranhs b g Ottawa in fourth. Champion saddle horse class goes to Elliott’s Daphne with Rufus L Patterson’s 2. g. Durham second. Quarter mile poni es under 18.3 hands sees Peter Hauck’s ch m Fancy win, Guggenheimer’s bik g Handy second, Carr’s b imp Perfection third, Corinne Schwartz’s Gd m Corinne fourth.
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Edwin H. Weatherbee
Mgn
Greg
Sydney Holloway
Jack Frost
Sydney J. Holloway
Bik. x. Centennial
BR. P. McGranh
B. G. Ottawa
8. Elliott
Daphne
Metropolitan Auto Club Formed to Promote Local Contests
C F Wyckoff of Wyckoff Church Partridge named president of the new Metropolitan Motor Association organized to coordinate automobile contests within seventy five miles of the city. E R Hollander becomes vice president and Harry S Houpt treasurer Walter Allen secretary. The group aims for amicable, friction free cooperation among clubs and contestants with races at Brighton Beach planned for Labor Day. Also notes Winton to deliver two 1909 six cylinder models and the E M F will release a four cylinder thirty horsepower small priced car.
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C. F. Wyckoff
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
Stearns
Metropolitan Motor Association
Tribune
E. R. Hollander
Fiat
Harrys. Houpt
Thomas Cars
Walter Alien
American Automobile Association
Automobile Club of America
Wyckoff
Brighton Beach Racetrack
Fred Wagner
Winton Motor Carriage Company
Cleveland
Eisemann
Goodrich Tire Records in Glidden Tour Competition
Goodrich tires powered a majority of top finishers in the Glidden tour with five of nine trophy clean team score cars nine of twenty one individual trophy clean score cars and all five runabouts finishing with clear scores for the Hower trophy. The extra run to settle the tie required many more hundred miles before the trophy was won.
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Studebaker
Frank Yerger
Philadelphia
Savannah
Allentown
Goodrich
Dunwoodie Club Hosts June Tournament Rounds
A large field at Dunwoodie Country Club contested club handicap play across three classes and completed match play for the first and second sixteens. J. E. Lasher won the first sixteen cup over F. N. Adams 6 up 4 to play, and E. Aiken captured the second sixteen trophy by defeating A. McDougal 5 up 4 to play. F. U Adams led Class A handicap standings.
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Dunwoodie Country Club
J. E. Lasher
F. N. Adams
E. Aiken
A. McDougal
F. U Adams
Vanderbilt Cup course outlined for October race
The American Automobile Association describes a premier Vanderbilt Cup course with eleven miles of cement parkway and mixed roads. A steel grandstand will overlook the S turns as A R Pardington and contractors push to finish by October 10 elimination day.
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American Automobile Association
Old Westbury Road
Krug’s Corner
Hempstead
Bethpage
Round Swamp Road
Plain View Road
Woodbury
Hicksville
Jericho Turnpike
Motor Parkway Corporation
Vanderbilt
Hempstead Plain
Marimette Hill
Plain View
A. R. Pardington
Central Park
Parkway
Theatre Plans Amid Porchside Quips
A lighthearted Sydney Bulletin cartoon caption imagines a couple joking about romance and fate during a theatrical night out. The exchange plays on bones and wishes to spark local humor about dating and culture.
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Fred
Sydney Bulletin
Five league games thrill nan Metropolitan cricket round
Five decisive matches highlighted yesterday's Metropolitan Cricket League rounds. Brooklyn edged Yonkers by 1 run as Griffiths and Lomer anchored a late stand. Hoskings scored 123 for Columbia Oval in a big win over Kings County, aided by Birkett’s four for 31. Manhattans beat Bensonhurst at Prospect Park by 4 runs with Prendergast and Oxenham providing key tens.
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Metropolitan Cricket League
Brooklyns
Yonkers
J. =. Griffihs
H. Lomer
A. Hoskings
Columbia Oval
Kings County
Williams Bridge
D. G. Birkett
Hoskings
Birkett
S. Deane
Smith
J. Escobal
A. H. Dovey
H. A. Smith
Manhattans
Bensonhurst
Prospect Park
F. J. Prendergast
H. A. Oxenham
Prendergast
Oxenhang
New York
Brooklyn
F. P. Rodgers
C. H. Hansen
F. R. Colby
C. Behling
Sive
S. Low
A. Corbin
G. G. France
L. Ripley
J. Riddett
D. McArdle
R. Hallahan
Teutonica
E. Odlum
C. Dudley
A. Bryan
C. Jackson
Germain
Waverly
N. J
Union County
Paterson
New Jersey
E. F. Goddard
D. A. Gibson
H. O. Goddard
Patterson
W. Bunce
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C. P. Skinner
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Mr. Cassidy
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