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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1908

Page

20

Giants Defeat Pirates Twice In Stiff National League Doubleheader

Two strong pitching efforts by Wiltse and Mathewson anchored the New York Giants as they swept a doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 1 and 6 to 1. Donlin sparked the offense with a homer in game one, while Doyle and Bresnahan contributed key hits in both contests. The Pirates slip further in the standings as Chicago, Boston, and St Louis close in, with Brooklyn and Cincinnati trailing.

The Tribune Pittsburg Pirates Giants Wites Mathewson Pittsburgs Donlin McGraw Chicago Brooklyn Clarke Botton Americans New York Wiltse Willis Borle Bresnahan Seymour Temes Bet Doyle Jech Wagner Tenney Abbaticchio Tenner Doyle Dontin Matty Thomas Fmm Bar Doyie Bridwell Ten- Ry Abba- Mechic Leifield Mike Donlin Rught Pirate Wilson Letfield Storke Phelps Bri¢well Wel Camnitz Leifiid Pirates Abbey Barry Pittsbow Moeller Zeme Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Boston Cleveland Washington

Golden Pearl wins Empire City Whirl Stakes one-two

A. J. Joyner's Golden Pearl and Hessian finished first and second in the Whirl Stakes at Empire City as Magazine and Frizette trailed. Golden Pearl, carrying 121 pounds, overtook Hessian after a steady stretch duel, with Frizette third following a slow start. The race paid 2250 dollars to Joyner, with about eight thousand spectators noticing a strong turnout despite heavy track rein effects.

A. J. Joyner Hessian Empire City Magazine Frizette Mr. Joyner Golden Pearl E. Dugan Notter Dugan Elder Kings County Ida D Boema Butler R. C. Doggett Woodcraft Aster d'Or D'Arkle Astor d'Or Mars Cassidy Mr. Petttingill Beema Butter Belle Strome Iada D Miss Cassie Dainty Dame George M. Odom Ben Brush Trance Royal Captive Newcastle McDaniel Home Royal Tom Hayward John E. McMillan Alabama Batsman Grace Cameron T. W. Coulter Trash Golconda Molesey Hin Carrie Murphy Ida Long Gilbert Ts Griot McCahey Whitney Adriana Watkins Garner Miss Delaney Thomas Musetrave Jane Swift Kelso St Yorke Cassie Arthur Bele Strome Hen Brush Newcastle St Williams Gilbert McLaughlin Lis Adele ¢ Cooper Clement Kirkina McAvoy Jonnsen i Evnai Woodcraft Gedigeceste Doggett Hi Smith Chelsea St McCarthy Arkle Moran Wang Ny Sunfire Sennett Anc Campaigner Richards Lawton Wiggins Rossfenton Wig Alauda Montpelier Prudent Civita Golden Pearl May River Straigi Ss Ward Joyner Sal i ix Butler King Cobalt iJoyner Mf Dugan Don Enrique Cadee Hessian Fricette Werbers Tony Bonero Royal Tourist John Bright Battle Bell Wool Sandals Stenap the Squire St. i i Beaucoup E _Du Presse fil Millett Wyer Wise Mason Oie Bennett Wolke Torbellino Homecrest Tender & True Bleigh Park St My Ad Ae Aveae Eas Dick Roller Bakey Hickiy Bergen Tender Heno Mitford As Upton Coulter Marryatt G. Burns Evan Ten Misys Lida Molese Bennet Charley Case Eee - Killiecrankie Daly Rene Lally Lad Langden G Hall Sir Toddington J. F Bard Enceee Firmnap Gelconda Kiltiecrankle Allowanes

Cubs Make It Three Win at Chicago Over Brooklyn

Chicago earned a 4 2 victory over Brooklyn to extend their win streak to three. Wilhelm weakened in the seventh, allowing four hits and a double steal by Kling and Hofman produced three runs, sealing the game.

Chicago Brooklyn Superbas Wilhelm Kling Hofman Cubs Ab Ribpo Ab Ribpone Hoffman Alperman Sheckard Lumiey Schulte H'mei Evers OjJordan Giselat Lewis Howard Bergen Tinker Sheehan King Maloney Preister McMillan Wilhelm P Overall Pfeister Fraser Steinfeldt Frazer Slagle Eyers Hoffman Emstie and Rudderham

Lasker Extends World Chess Championship Lead

Dusseldorf Aug 24 Dr Emanuel Lasker scored his third victory in the world chess championship series against Dr Tarrasch of Nuremburg after forty two moves. The American master now leads three games to one.

Dusseldorf Emanuel Lasker Tarrasch Nurembure Dr. Tarrasch

Americans vs St Louis at League Park

A brief note shows a matchup today at League Park featuring the American team and six Americans facing St Louis in a leagues game.

St. Louis Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Washington

Veterans Come Through at Newport National Tennis Championship

Four veterans Frederick R. Alexander William J. Clothier Nat Emerson and Beals C. Wright won all their all comers’ singles matches in straight sets at Newport Casino in the national championship. Clothier and Alexander face off tomorrow for a finals berth with Clothier favored. Emerson endured a long five-set marathon to beat Jones. Wright and Alexander also posted decisive wins.

the Tribune Newport, R. I Frederick R. Alexander William J. Clothier Nat Emerson Beals C. Wright Alexander Clothier Wright William A. Larned Emerson Frank J. Sulloway Touchard Harry Torrance, Jr J. D. E. Jones Dean Mathey Princeton M. Church Columbia Mathey Elizabeth Town and Country Club Larned Reals Wright F_ B Alexander F. J. Sulloway W. J Clothier G. F. Touchard B.C. Wright H. Torrance, Jr N. Emerson J.D. E. Jones

Czarevna Wins Futurity at Readville Grand Circuit Opener

Czarevna owned by D Comyn Moran New York won the American Horse Breeders Futurity for trotting foals of 190 at Readville. Her second heat set a new stake record 2 15% beating Belvasia and Marine Bingen. Lou McDonald claimed three other events with Leslie Waterman 2 10 pace. The field included Arrow and Baron Rusch koff's party from Russia arriving for tomorrow's $6 00 Derby.

Boston Czarevna D. Comyn Moran New York Readville Racetrack Belvasia Marine Bingen Lou McDonald Leslie Waterman Arrow New Hampshire Long Shot Cox Canada Baron Ruschkoff Russia Blue Hill John P. Hall Milton Mass Futurity Crarevna Nolan Titer Sa Dedee Catarine Ringen McGrath Ehinelander Paige Berta B. F Young B. G McDonald Cox Sohanines Lady of Honor Ch. m Thomas Prince A. Rundell B. H Geers

Navy Leads At Camp Perry In Army Matches

The United States Navy team, the 1997 winner, led at the end of the first day at Camp Perry Ohio as fifty teams of twelve men competed for the trophy. Massachusetts moved into second place while New York, with a history of top finishes, ranked twenty fourth. North Carolina stood bottom with 1 360 points.

Camp Perry Ohio United States Navy United States Army Massachusetts New York North Carolina

Quakers Lead After Tight Durham Clash

Sunderland match report: Philadelphia Gentlemen bowled out Durham County for 122 as Philadelphia fielding and bowling shine. Adams top scored near fifty before run out, Lester and King also contributive. Durham’s Adamson and Coulson led batting for 37 run deficit, Hordern claimed 7 wickets for 37.

Tribune Sunderland Philadelphia Durham County D. H. Adams J. A. Lester J. B. King Durham Adamson Coulson H. V. Hordern Philadelphians King Lester

Who Knows Improves to Win Claes A Pace at Mineola

After a string of losses the black gelding Who Knows owned by Thomas B. Leany won the Claes A pace at a New York Driving Club matinee at Mineola. Driven by Thomas G. Hinds, he swept two fast heats in 2:18 and 2:15. Kate Nelson, owned by Edward J. La Place and driven by Dr. Joseph Lemon, trailed by a fraction.

Who Knows Thomas B. Leany Claes New York Driving Club Mineola Thomas G. Hinds Kate Nelson Edward J. la Place Joseph Lemon

Meadow Brook Four Wins In Westchester Polo Cup Final

Meadow Brook defeated Bryn Mawr 11 to 10 to win the Westchester polo cups series final in Newport. L. E. Stoddard scored Bryn Mawr’s only earned goal as the rest were handicap helpers. Great Neck versus Point Judith was defaulted to Point Judith.

Newport R. 1 Meadow Brook Bryn Mawr L. E. Stoddard Great Neck Point Judith

Entries for Van Cortlandt Golf Championship

Entries for the Van Cortlandt Park professional tournament run August 31 to September 1. Although entry closes August 30, the committee received thirty nominations by yesterday. Notables include Will Anderson of Chicago Ernest Way of Detroit H. H. Barker of Garden City and Donald Ball of Philadelphia.

van Cortlandt Park Will Anderson Chicago Ernest Way Detroit H. H. Barker Garden City Donald Ball Philadelphia

Light Car Race Teams Contest Rules Adopted

Automobile Club of America committee adopted rules for a light car race. Minimum weight 90 pounds and bore limits vary by cylinder count. two hundred mile race on a ten mile parallelogram, possible extension with entrants. Race date set for Wednesday November 25 before the Grand Prize, with high spectator turnout anticipated.

Automobile Club of America

Dories in Race Today on the Zuyder Zee

George Gardiner Fry sails the Tautog in a three boat dory team race from Amsterdam Yacht Club. The American challenger, a long time LI Sound champion, faces three Dutch boats. Fry’s sons cannot join, replaced by nephew Sheridan Fry. Built 1966, 18 ft 1 in, 129.85 sq ft sail area.

Zuyder Zee Holland America George Gardiner Fry Tautog American Yacht Club Milton Point Rye N. Y Long Island Sound Amsterdam Quincy George G. Fry, Jr Sheridan Fry Charles B. Mower E Cary Emmons New York Rotterdam

Yankees Break Even First Game to Browns

The Yankees split a doubleheader with the Browns. First game fell 4 to 2, second game 6 to 4 in favor of New York. Hemphill collected four hits across both games, including a three-base hit, while George Stone homered to cap the late rally in the first contest.

Pittsri Thames Leach Preenaner Gibeon Willis Prater Wagner Sevrmour Donlin Devlin Pare Abbeticchia Storke Gibson Abbaticchia Abbatcchio Wagner Pittsburg New York Wiltse Thomas Clarke Wilson Phelps Leifield Yankees Browns Giants Pirates George Stone Jones Hogg Waddell McIiveen Chase Hempnhill Laporte Chesbro Powell Hemphill Mehveen ST. Louis Stone Connor Pe Hartzell Mellveen Hedrick Perris Wallace Williams Delehanty Sweeney C. Wadée Kiernow Rollee Ices Heidrick Ferris Smith Conroy Laport Hogs Widell New York St. Lou Stevens Willems Hartzell St Louis Cheabro Connoliye

Cleveland Beats Philadelphia In Battery Match

In Philadelphia Cleveland batters Bemis and Liebhardt faced Philadelphia mound crew Coombs Schlitzer and Powers. Umpires Evans and Sheridan presided as the Battery duel unfolded.

Philadelphia Cleveland Bemis Phila- Batteries Liebhardt Delphia Coombs Schlitzer Powers Evans Sheridan

Eastern League scores and standings snapshot

Today’s games feature Newark at Rochester Jersey City at Montreal Baltimore at Buffalo and Providence at Toronto. Scorers include Buffalo 4 Baltimore 1 Newark 5 Rochester 0 Montreal 5 Jersey City 4 Providence 1. Standings show Baltimore Montreal Providence Toronto Newark Jersey City Buffalo Rochester with varied win percentages.

Newark Rochester Jersey City Montreal Baltimore Buffalo Providence Toronto E. Toronto I. Fc Jersey Citres S& 2

State League Results Reported for Wilkes-Barre and Nearby Cities

Fragmentary scorecard from Wilkes-Barre showing Elmira and Syracuse games, plus Athamton and Troy results with Scranton and Utica listed, indicating a regional league update with incomplete line items. Further details incomplete in the readable text.

Wilkes-Barre Elmira Athamton Troy Syracuse Scranton Utica

New England League Results Report

Falls in incomplete standings show Fall River Geneva Lynn beat Worcester 3 to 4 and Lowell 9 to 11 with New Bedford and Brockton also listed in results. The fragmentary wire notes indicate multiple city teams competing with unspecified scores.

Benen Fall River Geneva Lynn Orcester Lowell New Bedford Brockton

Connecticut League Results Summary

New Haven defeated Holyoke 5 to 3. Meriden won 6 to 2 against Waterbury in the first game and again 6 to 2 in the 24 game. Bridgeport led New Britain 8 to ?.

New Haven Holyoke Meriden Waterbury Bridgeport New Britain

Missing Boston Man Found Dead in Fenway River

The body of Thomas Joyce of South Boston, 40, with a forehead bullet wound, was found floating in the Fenway river and identified by his wife. He had been missing since Wednesday evening. His wife learned of the finding while visiting their ill daughter at City Hospital as police investigate.

Boston Fenway Thomas Joyce City Joye

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