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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1908

Page

19

Smith and McLeod Tie for Open Title at Myopia

Will Smith of Mexico City and Fred McLeod of Midlothian tied for first with 322 after 72 holes in the 14th national open at Myopia Hunt Club. They will duel in an 18 hole playoff. buildup notes include scoring leaders, disqualifications, and remarks by officials and spectators.

Tribune Hamilton Mass Will Smith Mexico City Fred McLeod Midlothian Country Club Ted United States Golf Association Gilbert Nichols Tedesco John Jones Baltimore Alex Smith Nassau Willie Andersen Onwentsia Mypia Jack Hobens Englewood Peter Robertson Oakmont Jack Hutchinson Bt. Andrews Peter Barrett Toronto Richard Kimball New Bedford Tom McNamara Wolleston Hobens Robertson Hutchinson Barrett Kimbell McNamara Nelson A. Miles Chevy Chase Myopia Will Anderson Alec Smith Baltusrol Anderson David Brown Smith McLeod Wilie Smith Ower

Wright To Be Larned's Challenger

Beals C. Wright national lawn tennis champion 1895 won the all comers final in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-5 to earn a title shot against W A Larned Wright outplayed Frederick B. Alexander as Alexander faded after rain breaks and Wright surged at the net amid windy cold conditions with both players rallying fiercely and an audience braced for the championship match.

the Tribune Newport RK. I Beals C. Wright W. A Larned Frederick B. Alexander Wright Alexander William J. Clothier William A. Larned

Futurity Starters Duel For $35 000 At Coney Island

Nine top two year olds from leading stables contest the Futurity at Coney Island Jockey Club as betting is banned and attendance may vary greatly. The likely winner appears to be Helmet from James R Keene facing Madden entries Sir Martin Fayette and Maskette with weights set to test the field.

America Coney Island Jockey Club Harry Payne Whitney James R. Keene John E. Melden August Belmont Herman B. Duryea Collin Sheepshead Bay Coney Island Keene Madden Helmet Maskette Sir Martin and Fayette Mr. Madden Saratoga Perseus Bobbin Sir Martin Mr. Keene Mr. Whitney

New Haven and Major Scores Reported in Baseball Tripleheader

A two city youth baseball doubleheader results list New Haven 2 Meriden 2 after 3 innings while New Britain leads New Itain 4 Springfield 2 in the second game and Bridgeport falls 7 Wartford 1 in the second game.

New Haven Meriden New Britain New Itain Springfield Martford Bridgeport Wartford

Timely Autotopics Entry Blanks Issued for Two Day Run

The New York Automobile Trade Association announces a two day mechanical efficiency test on Long Island with amateur and professional classes. W. J. Morgan leads route planning from Blue Point to Montauk Point and Riverhead with stops provided for lodging and meals. The American Motor League expands state divisions to thirty four states and plans anti speed contests while promoting safety and road improvements. a national assembly is planned in New York with delegates from thirty seven states.

Long Island New York Automobile Trade Association Amagansett Suffolk County Montauk W. J. Morgan Blue Point Montauk Point Riverhead American Motor League League New York

Yankees Win and Lose Close Fifth Pitching Battle

American League results show New York and Chicago split a doubleheader with 1–0 and 2–1 scores. Lake pitched well for the Yankees, while Hogg allowed few runs. Keeler errors aided Chicago in their only runs. Hemphill and Laporte produced the ninth inning threats that decided the games.

Yankees White Sox Hogg Keeler Conroy Chicago Lake New York Hahn of Awe Ishell Meliveen Dougherty Anderson Hemphill Tannehill Dope Smith Hahn McTiveen Isbell Chase Anderson Ab Laporte Parent Sulliv

Double Defeat for Naps at Washington Cleveland

In a doubleheader at Washington the Naps lost 3 to 4 in the first game with Washington players Hughes Street Joss and Clarke contributing to the win for Cleveland. The second game ended 8 to 9 with Washington and Street Johnston driving runs against Cleveland. batteries included Washington Johnston Street and Cleveland Liebhardt Foster Bemis. umpire Egan.

Washington R. H. E. Washington Cleveland Spcocceres Hatteries Hughes Street Jossand Clarke Scecce Johnston and Liebhardt Foster Bemis Egan

Detroit Wins and Loses in Philadelphia Doubleheader

In the first game Detroit Cardinals Summers and Schmidt beat Philadelphia 18 to 11 as Philadelphia’s Plank Powers and Summers contributed. Second game Philadelphia Bender Schreck defeated by Detroit hitters Willetts Mullin and Schmidt as Philadelphia again fell to Detroit 7 to 6 with Umpires Sheridan and Evans.

Philadelphia R.hle Detroit Summers Schmidt Plank Powers R. HE Bender Schreck Willetts Mullin Sheridan and Evans

Empire City Racing Summaries

Weather at Clehar noted as clear while track described as slow impacting running conditions for Empire City Racing summaries.

Empire City Racing

Welcome for Olympic Athletes in New York Parade

New York will host a morning welcome for Olympic athletes who won 1141 3 points in London. The parade, led by General Wingate, will start at Broadway and 46th Street at 1 PM, proceed to City Hall for reviews and medals, and include ten divisions with military, athletic, and civic groups. On Monday the team sails to Sagamore Hill for President Roosevelt’s greeting.

America New York London Stadium City Hall McGowan Melvin W. Sheppard London Mauretania Baltic C. J. Bacon Harvey Cohn Dan Kelly H. F. Porter J. P. Sullivan J. B. Taylor Lawson Robertson George Bonhag Joseph Brownlow Regular Army United States Marines Broadway 35Th Street Fifth Avenue 7Dh Street University Place 13Th Street McGoward Mike Murphy Amateur Athletic Union American Olympic Committee National Guard Irish-American Athletic Club New York Athletic Club Young Men's Christian Association Catholic Athletic League Public Schools Athletic League Roosevelt Oyster Bay Sagamore Long Island Railroad W. Emien Roosevelt Sagamore Hill

Pittsburg Triumphs Over Philadelphia In Pennant Race Push

Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 in an eight inning rally sparked by Leach on a double and Shannon s Texas leaguer. Leever pitched well with runners on base as McQuillan struggled. Leever struck out two as time ended at 1 35. Umpires Rudderham and Johnstone.

Megg Chicago New York Anes Isbell Huse Megs Hogg Walsh Connolly Pittsburg Philadelphia Leach Shannon Leever McQuillan Sin Osborne Wilson Doolin Gibson Mcquinlan Wagner Dosim Abbaticchio Gideon Titus Bransfield Gill Grant Knabe T. Philadelphia

Eastern League standings and New England results recap

Eastern League matchups include Jersey City at Buffalo Providence at Rochester and Toronto at Rochester by reading table. Standings show Toronto leads with a .587 mark followed by Providence Montreal Newark Rochester Jersey City Buffalo. New England League results list Fall River over Lowell 5 0 and Lawrence over New Bedford 4 2 with Worcester tying Lynn 2 2 in second game.

New England Fall River Lowell Lawrence New Bedford Worcester Lynn Haverhill Brockton

Dick Roller In Front Wins The Frivolity Stakes

Dick Roller the two year old son of Dick Wellen Lady Roller led from the start to win the Frivolity Stakes at five and a half furlongs by six lengths. Erbet ran second with Gliding Belle third. The meet carried 1.4 added and was run in 1 0.0. Master Robert won the mile handicap for three year olds and upward as Zienap edged Aster dOr for second. Dainty Dame beat Goldproof by an eyelash in the six furlong allowance. Etherial led to win the six furlong dash for two year olds with Fashion Plate second and Personal third. Golconda won the mile selling race with Queen Marguerite second and Milford third. Sir Toddington won the mile and a sixteenth selling race, his second win in two days.

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Droit Charged After Wild City Car Chase

Felix Droit, 20 West Snd Street, losed in a high speed escape through Manhattan streets. Police officer Rickert fired five shots. wheel broke on Third Avenue. Droit arrested on reckless driving and speeding charges with fines and bail set.

Felix Droit West Snd Street Frank Rickert Central Office 56Th Sth Rickert Sad Street Third Avenue Sth Street Seventh Avenue Droit Broadway Third Avenues Sixth Avenue Goth Street Tenth Avenue Bid Street O'Neil Harris Yorkville

Victoria Indians Threaten War Over Fishing Rights

One hundred Indians at Salmon Arm near Kamloops threaten to go on the warpath over fishing rights. Superintendent Hussey of the provincial police will travel to the scene as local authorities admit the situation is beyond their control. Two chiefs were convicted and fined for setting fishing traps legally, and a band of fifty Indians reportedly swept the courthouse, rescued the chiefs, and escaped.

Victoria B. C Salmon Arm Kamloops Hussey

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