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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1908

Page

20

Keene Horses Win at Empire City Feature Races

Footpad Surges to victory in the five and a half furlong Wakefield Stakes with Melisande a length back. Mascarada wins the maiden dash, just ahead of The Pippin, as Nimbus breaks the six furlongs record. Golden Pearl takes the mile handicap, and Colonel White wins the closing selling race amid strong crowd turnout.

James R. Keene Footpad Empire City Isis Melisande Flaisande Foota Severin Torbellino Dick Roller Lee Notter Pick Roller Qin Torbelline Otter Mr. Keene Mascarada Pippin Oreek E. Dugan Erikina Nimbus Elena Roseben Rialto Gowan Mombassa Golconda Queen Marguerite Lady Savoy A.J. Joyner Golden Pearl Mester Robert Falcada Firestone Master Robert White Little Gilbert Chelsea Rockstone Colonel White Ace High Lord Stanhope N. Rockstone Frank Gilis Mars Cassidy Cassidy Butler Ch. F Armoath Eadowley Petl Sea Caffrey Kraus McCahey Marryatt McCarthy River St G. Burnstad Bonnie Bard Young Eae Wernberg Upton Tipping Winant Johnson Marguerite B. F Rhodesi Bo Po Keene G. Burns Pippinastie St Krikina Betagsadasenee McAvoy Powell Greenhow Tyree Drace Star Shoot Lady Elite Imbus Odom Foo McDaniel Joyner Dugan Hamel Tom McGrath McGrath Po. Lwe Liz Garner Ao Golden Garter Pearl Strader Place Foyner Emery Pelier St the Squire W. Mille Firestone Williams Bergen Halket Gersthi Gelden Squire Thrace Oltor Lacona Jocke Rowell Alter Gilberturns Clark Garner Mildem Chelpea Killiecrankie Yorke Smith

Chicago wins Lipton Cup in tight series finish

The Lipton Cup goes to the Math Chicago after a close series decided today. Final order: Lacuna first, Chicago second, La Rita third. The winning time was 4:18.22 as Chicago earned the cup on accumulated points with an earlier win.

Chiego Matht Chicago LAC la Rita

Vanderbilt Gives $500 for Olympic Reception Fund

A. G. Vanderb ilt donated $500 yesterday to the fund supporting a reception for Olympic athletes. Arrangements for the event are practically complete.

A. G. Vanderbilt AG. Vandervilt

Giants Rally to Top as Pirates Tie for First

The Giants shut out Cincinnati 2 to 0 while the Pirates beat Pittsburgh 6 to 1 to sit tied for first with a .604 percentage. No games today, but a Saturday rematch with Cincinnati and a Pittsburgh series loom. The Highlanders also won again in Detroit, lifting fan spirits.

Giants Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburg Pirates

Yankees Win Thriller as Highlanders Top Detroit 4 3

New York defeats Detroit 4 3 in a tense ninth inning finish. Manning pitched well, Cobb misfired, and late Yankee hitting sparked the comeback behind Conroy Moriarity and Chase. Boston and Cleveland also posted wins while St Louis fell to the Yankees.

Yankees Yankee Detroit Eield Cobb Highlanders Biberfeld Manning Wartes Boston Tiger Tyrus Cobb Tyran Laporte Tyrus McIntyre Schaefer Moriarity Crawford Conroy New York Winter MclIlveen Connie Mac Delehanty O'Leary McIintyre Blair Ball Willie Keeler Wee Willie Chase Buck Orth Orth Kiemnon Jack McKveen Oj Crawford Hemphill Rossman Nanty O!coughlin Oj Schmidt Keeler

Washington Beats St Louis In Matchup

Washington defeats St Louis 2 to 0 in a game featuring Washington players Keeley Street and St Louis Bailey Smith. Umpires Connolly and Hurst.

Washington St. Louis Keeley and Street Bailey and Smith Connolly and Hurst

Batteries-Boston Umpire Evans Match Report

At Boston teams Batteries and Boston Arellanes played with Cleveland Joss, Foster and Clarke listed. Umpire Evans officiated the game, with names scattered in the record as Boston players and officials.

Boston RE. H. B Arellanes Chiger Cleveland Joss Foster Clarke Evans

Philadelphia Chicago Batterys Names and Firms Listed

Fragmentary notice lists Batteries Philadelphia Bender and Shreck Chicago White and Sullivan Owen and Shaw Umpires Sheridan and Egan. Place names Philadelphia Chicago appear with firm pairings and official roles in a terse report.

Philadelphia Chicago Bender Shreck White and Sullivan Owen Shaw Sheridan and Egan

Giants Beat Reds 2–0 As Brooklyn Crushes Pirates

New York defeats Cincinnati 2 to 0 behind a superb Mathewson performance. Doyle and Bresnahan drive in runs as Giants tie for first with Brooklyn, who beat Pittsburg 6–1. Coakley allows four Giants hits while Mathewson works through a tense ninth inning.

Cincinnati McGraw Giants Brooklyn Pirates Smoky City Pittsburg Mathewson Reds Coakley New Yorker Doyle Bresnahan Devlin Seymour Hulswitz Donlin Matty Huggins Bridwell Lobert Mitchell Ganzel McLean New York Ribpo E Tenney Kane S Doyle OO/Mitchell Caen McCorm Bulieahas Ai Cochin Paskett Donin Hulswitt Tenney

St. Louis Beats Philadelphia In Batterymatch Slim Victory

In St Louis the batterymatch ended with St Louis edging Philadelphia by a narrow 74 to 0.0, with players Raymond Ludwig McQuillan Corridon Doolin and Emslie contributing for St Louis and Philadelphia respectively.

St. Louis Philadelphia Raymond and Ludwig McQuillan, Corridon and Doolin Emslie

Chicago Batteries-Chicago Umpires Listed Names

In Chicago, R. H. EL 25000111x-0652 Chip Boston presides with Pfeister and Kling, Boston, Ferguson, Chappelle and Graham. Umpiries Rigler and Rudderham noted.

Chicago R. H. EL Boston Pfeister and Kling Ferguson, Chappelle and Graham Rigler and Rudderham

Eastern League results and standings update

In a set of games Newark beat Buffalo 9 to 5 while Jersey City edged Toronto 6 to 5. Final scores show Montreal 0 over Providence 5 and Baltimore 4 over Rochester 2. Standings list Ft Baltimore leading with 63 wins and 44 losses.

Newark Buffalo Jersey City Toronto Providence Montreal Baltimore Rochester

Connecticut and State League baseball results mixed from day

Connecticut league games show Holyoke 4 Waterbury 2, Springfield 7 Meriden 3, Hartford 6 New Haven 0, Bridgeport blank New Britain 1. State league results list Albany 4 Binghamton 1, Binghamton 4 Albany 2, Wilkes Bar re 9 Utica 4, Troy 12 Syracuse 2 and 3 0. Also Scranton 14 Kimtra 2 and Dewmore Americans vs St Louis noted in American League pack today.

Holyoke Waterbury Springfield Meriden Hartford New Haven Bridgeport New Britain Albany Binghamton Wilkes-Barre Utica Troy Syracuse Scranton Kimtra Basebull Pt. M Dewmore Americans St. Louis

Dunning Leads Field in Deal Golf Qualifying

Dunning led a strong field in the Deal Golf and Country Club eighteen hole qualifying for Nassau County Club's annual invitation, posting 2 over par to beat Harry D. Smith by one stroke. Sherman of Utica and others followed as nearly 150 starters reduced to seven divisions and 112 advancing.

Co. A. Dunning Nassau Country Club Deal Golf and Country Club Harry D. Smith Glen Ridge T. M. Sherman Utica Sherman Dunning Nassau

Wright Out of Form in Key Match at Newport

The main singles on the championship court saw Wright struggle for wins over W. F. Johnson 6-4 7-6 6-2 highlighting Wright’s uncertain form ahead of the American international team selection. Clothier and Irving Wright also faced challenges as Sulloway defeated Le Roy in a long match.

Tribun Newport R. L Wright W. F. Johnson Clothier Irving C. Wright Sulloway Harvard Massachusetts Columbia Robert le Roy le Roy William J. Clothier J. O. Ames É—G. M. Church A. Ingraham W. J. Clothier I. C. Wright N. Emerson J. A. ©. Colston Johnson Brisbane Penniman R Gambrill G. C. Allison F. J. Sulloway Robert Leroy G .Touchara W. Thornton R. Stevens Seymour Johnson J.D .B. Jones Hugh Tallant A Stillman A. Mackinney Dean Mathey C. Hale R. Gambrill H. Torrance, Jr R. C. Butler

Superb as Repeat Dose

Pittsburg Aug Patsy Donovan and his Superbas win 6 to 1 over the Pirates after a fast start. McMillan earned the win for Brooklyn while McIntyre pitched well for Pittsburg. Leever relieved Camnitz. Wagner and Lewis drove in runs for Brooklyn. Pattee, Lumley and Jordan provided Pittsburg scoring once more.

Pittsburg Aug Patsy Donovan Superbas New York Brooklyn Bridge Pirates Pattee Lumley Jordan Wagner Lewis Brooklyns McMillan McIntyre Hummel Leever Camnitz Thomas Leach Brooklyn Clarke Aos Oao Abba Chio Oooood Phelps Shannon Ooooad Leifield B&o Gibson Wilson Letfield Storke Bergen Leifield

Alceste the trotting mare dies after illness at Hudson meet

At Poughkeepsie New York August 20 the grand circuit program at the Hudson River Driving Park concluded with three straight-heat wins. Alceste a five year old brown mare died after winning two heats in the 2:28 trot yesterday owned by the Stambaugh brothers of Youngstown Ohio and driven by Ed Geers. Margaret O won a 2:00 trot and Hedgewood Boy captured the 2:04 pace while John A led early and in the Dutchess Jerry B. held steady in the stake race.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Hudson River Driving Park Alceste Stambaugh Brothers Youngstown Ohio Ed Geers Margaret O Hedgewood Boy John A Dutchess Jerry B Fred D

Sergeant Brest Wins President's Cup at Camp Perry

Sergeant A Brest of the United States Infantry won the President's cup at Camp Perry Ohio in the National Rifle Association tournament with a score of 34 among 377 competitors. Captain F W Allen of Massachusetts placed second with 302 points and Lieutenant S A Harris US Infantry took third with 300.

Camp Perry Ohio A. Brest United States Infantry National Rifle Association Berg Washington F. W. Allen Massachusetts S. A. Harris

Quakers Meet Notts In Three Day Cricket Opener

Nottingham August 3 The Gentlemen of Philadelphia opened a three day match against Notts with the home side all out for 135 while the Americans stood at 130 for five with Hardstaff top scoring for Notts at 35. J B King led the Notts bowlers with seven wickets for 76 runs. Play will resume tomorrow.

Nottingham Philadelphia Notts Americana Hardstaff J. B. King Sayen H. V. Hordern

Dixie II Wins Gold Cup at Chippewa Bay

Dixie II owned by E J Schroeder of New York won the first gold cup race of the American Power Boat Association at Chippewa Bay, finishing 19 seconds ahead of Chip Til on a 30 mile course in heavy rain and seas. Delawanna II struck the Naila, injuring none, while Miller faces grand jury in a prior Clayton collision.

Alexandria Bay Dixie II E. J. Schroeder New York Chippewa Bay American Power Boat Association Chip Til Dixie Thousand Island Yacht Club Pirate Stranger Hewitt Morgan George Miller W. A. Vanwagner Syracuse Clayton Miller Naila

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