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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1908

Page

11

Far West Wins Tie In Long Island Handicap At Sheepshead

Far West led from the turn and prevailed by a scant length over Jack Atkin and Dandelion in the seven furlong mile and a furlong contest at Sheepshead Bay. Westbury and Tourenne set the pace while D’Arkle upset a turf race and Etherial set a new six furlong turf track record. The crowd of about seven thousand enjoyed a breezy afternoon as racing program changes and continued rail service framed the day.

Long Island Sheepshead Ba Jack Atkin Dandelion Gilbert Par Wést At & Mike Priscillien Peter Quince Yeeson Waecer Westbury Tourenne E. Dugan McCarthy Fitz Herbert Justice Bischoff Sheepshead Bay D'Arkle Prince Ching Johnny Moran D’arkle Etherial Sirocco Horoscope Long Island Railroad Belmont Park Brighton Beach Racing Association Brighton Firestone Iwest Sho Horee Denes Ph Herbert Je Dugan Madden Jily Gerner Merry Allens Harrigan Sue_ Kittle Pot Davidson Eterspeed McKinney Lynch Pileen Heider Wilson Rou Coben See Smith Brady Rainey Nee Ea Dupee Star Shop Lindall Ees Ingens Elkwood On Park Psauwne Madden Oh Shreve Taboo Aftongreen St leCahey Whitney Dugan Duryea McCarth McGinnis Lang Boah Dwyer Garner Leach Randolph Grania Etm Poe Fares Schreiber Notter tAste Wwe At Garner Hitner Seiwa Ae Lw Miller Hildreth Ee J. Lee Ooee Hitchcock Mackenzie Musgrave McDaniel Msege Ion I McCahey Jack Atkin Ae Aj I - Moran Morris Monahan McCahey BI Nee Mtr Yorke Hartwell Fuerst Mise Crawford Aere Miller Waite Bennets Lee Wreee Grosvenor Arm St Heffner Furan Kaliekiy Maren Gowan

S L Parsons elected as Jockey Club steward

Schuyler L Parsons was unanimously elected a steward of the Jockey Club to fill the vacancy from J H Bradford s death. Parsons has long been active with the Coney Island Jockey Club and his selection drew favorable comment from horsemen and racegoers. The stewards also granted the Maryland Jockey Club permission for a four day meeting at Pimlico near Baltimore on August 26 27 28 and 29, with officials approved including Henry J Morris as steward and Frank J Bryan as judge and clerk of the course. W S Vosburg was named steward to represent the Jockey Club at the Brighton Beach Racing Association summer meeting beginning next Tuesday.

Schuyler L. Parsons Jockey Club J. H. Bradford Pargone Coney Island Baltimore Henry J. Morris Frank J. Bryan W. P. Riggs E. C. Smith W. S. Vosburg Brighton Beach Racing Association

Bicycle Races Planned at Newark Velo Drème Weekend

Newark Velo Drème schedules bicycle racing for tomorrow and Sunday to celebrate Independence Day. The marquee event is a thirty mile motor paced race showcasing speed and endurance.

Newark

Douglas in the Yan Leads Field at Golf

Findlay S. Douglas led a large field in the Apawamis Club invitation tournament qualification with 156 for 36 holes. Walter J. Travis and B. C. Fuller followed with 157 each, while Charles H. Seely struggled with 1467, needing a playoff for last place. There were 97 starters of 106 entries as pace remained fast and notable rounds occurred.

Findlay S. Douglas Apawamis Club Douglas Walter J. Travis Garden City B. C. Fuller Charles H. Seely Wee Burn James D. Foot Travis Apawamis Nassau

Ross Holds His Title Wins Massachusetts Golf Championship

In Boston on July 2 Alex Ross of West Newton captured the Massachusetts open golf championship for the third time at the Country Club links. He finished two strokes ahead of Alec Campbell of the Country Club with a total of 290 over 36 holes. Ross carded 146 yesterday and 144 today while Campbell posted 295.

Boston Alex Ross West Newton Alec Campbell Rose Campbell

Sheepshead Bay Racing Summaries Weather Clear Track Fast

Weather at Sheepshead Bay is clear and the track fast as racing summaries cover recent performances and prices quoted at the track. Although prices are tracked, figures are not openly published.

Four Players to Fight It Out in Middle States Tennis

The Middle States championship at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station NJ filled semifinals with Niles Pell Larned Rendall and Bull Jr. Niles beat Pell 6-3 6-4, Larned beat Johnson 6-4 7-5, Rendall beat Woodbury 7-5 0- love, with doubles progress limited by darkness.

Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station N. J N. W. Niles Edwin P. Larned H. J. Rendall Charles M Bull, Jr Niles Theodore R. Pell Pell Wallace F. Johnson, Jr Lawrence Woodbury F—Love N. Ww. Niles T. R. Pell Edwin P C. F. Watson, Jr John C. Neely A. &. Dabney R. M. Palmer Otto H. Hinck Karl H. Behr W. F. Johnson, Jr

Giants Pull Out Game as Matty Shines for Phila Loss

Matty pitched in best form as Philadelphia dropped a game while Giants won. National League games featured Phil at New York, Brooklyn at Boston, Chicago at Pittsburg, Cincinnati at St. Louis, with results yesterday including New York 4 Philadelphia 3 and Brooklyn 2 Boston 1 among others.

Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Louis Washington Detroit Cleveland I. d L. Men I. P.c Lebunderphis Peniladelphia St Louis 3A Chicago No Cincinnati Oa

Giants Beat Phillies 4 3 In Rowdy Penn Park Affair

New York Giants triumph 4 to 3 over Philadelphia in a stubborn game marked by errors and strong late base running. Mathewson returned to form, three Giants runs in the seventh frame, and a crowd at the Polo Grounds left buoyant as the win tightens the race with Pittsburg and Chicago.

Polo Grounds Giants Mathewson Philadelphia Pittsburg Chicago New York Quakers Seymour Titus Magee Bransfield Matty Osborne Sharp Devlin Shannon Bridwell Doyle Rigler McGraw Kitty Washington Milan Niles Shipke Keeler Ganley Pickering Hemphill Ball Street Stahl Freeman Conroy Altizer McBride Kleinow Tannehill Orth Falkenberg Newton Milian Mortality Rth Hurst Egan Abribpoa Moriarity Cis Oo Freeman QO Conroy O McBride Biatr Iloge Cates Manning Clymer le Ee Old Lake

Superbass Begin Well in Boston

Brooklyn defeats Boston 2 to 1 as Wilhelm limits the Red Sox. Maloney doubles for the go ahead run in the sixth, Lumley adds a timely single and three hits for Lumley in the game. Brooklyn plays solid defense and capitalizes on Flaherty’s miscue in the second inning.

Boston Wilhelm Brooklyn Superbas Flaherty Maloney Harry Lumley McGann Hummel Dahlen Lumley Lewis Dy Wilhelm O’ Day Beaumont Brown Bates If Ordan Hannifin Sheehan Ritchey Lewis c 600 Smith C Bergen P Se *Kelley

Unclear local sports note from St. Louis area

Fragmentary text references St Louis Cincinnati teams and players Fromme Hostetter Klein Rudderham and Schlel with batteries and ISRO cent. Unable to extract a coherent event or outcome from the OCR.

ST. Louis Cincinnati Gincinnati Fromme and Hostetter Campbell and Schlel O Klein and Rudderham Isro Cent

Pittsburg First Game Batteries Clash With Chicago

In a rough scoreline Pittsburgh and Chicago split a doubleheader with Chicago 9 0 0 1 3 and Pittsburgh 6 0 0 0 0. Batteries included Brown Kling Marshall for Chicago and Young Camnitz Gibson for Pittsburgh. Umpire Emstte.

Pittsburg R. H Chicago Brown Kling Marshall Young Camnitz Gibson Renees Maddox Pfeister

Honor for James E Sullivan named US Commissioner at Olympic Games

London reports that James E Sullivan, president of the Amateur Athletic Union and US Olympic team manager, has been appointed United States Commissioner at the Olympic games by President Roosevelt. The State Department dispatch to Washington confirms the appointment and instructs Ambassador Reid to inform the British Olympic Association.

London James E. Sullivan Amateur Athletic Union State Department Washington Roosevelt United States Ambassador Reid British Olympic Association

SOX AND BROWNS SPLIT EVEN IN CHICAGO

In Chicago first game the Sox and Browns split with Chicago scoring 4 runs to St Louis 8 in a 8th inning effort. Batteries Chicago Walsh and Sullivan St Louis Waddell Bailey and Spencer. Second game Chicago and St Louis tied or Chicago 0 0 0 0 6 0 Detroit Cleveland game details follow with line scores and batteries. Umpires Sheridan Connolly Evans.

Orth Milan Niles Shipke Newton North Ganley Senators Hogg Manning SOX Browns Chicago HM. i St. Louis Walsh and Sullivan Waddell Bailey Spencer R. H.E Dineen Owen, Olmstead Shaw Sheridan and Connolly

Philadelphia Batteries Battle Boston In Scrappy Tilt

In Philadelphia, the game featured Batteries Philadelphia, Bender and Smith versus Boston. Cicotte and Criger joined as players while Umpire O Loughlin officiated a tense contest with lineups listed.

Philadelphia R. HE Boston Bender and Smith Cicotte and Criger O’ Loughlin

Eastern League Games Today and Standings

Eastern League matchups listed with Newark at Jersey City Montreal at Rochester Toronto at Buffalo Providence at Baltimore Jersey City 1 Baltimore 0 Newark 5 Providence 2 Buffalo 7 Montreal 4 Toronto 4 Rochester 3. Standings show Buffalo leading with 88 wins 26 losses 3 ties Baltimore 33 26 4 83 Providence 30 26 4 29 Toronto 6 29 .400

Newark Jersey City Montreal Rochester Toronto Buffalo Providence Baltimore Re Nee Ee

Knickerbocker Tennis Semifinals at Flatbush

Knickerbocker Field Club in Flatbush hosts semi finals with Mollenhauer Westfall Bassford Westfall and Rosenthal advancing in singles. Walker L. Pate loses to Ferris in early rounds as doubles see Remond Cassamajor and others win in first rounds and progress to second round.

Tienry J. Mollenhauer Herbert L. Westfall Flatbush Abraham Bassford, Jr Samuel A. Westfall Walter L. Pate F. E. Ferris Henry J. Mollenhauer William Rosenbaum R. H M. Rogge G. S. Cameron John C. Remond Robert Cassamajor H. H. Bassford Clarence Milliard Joseph T. McMahon George Groesbeck R. H. Boges H. D. Best Cameron W. L. O'Brien L. C. Reimer Samuél A. Westfall Joseph T. Pemsnes H. D. Lest

Baseball at Polo Grounds Today Four Frames

Philadelphia and Adimlesiea Sig 7 clash at the Polo Grounds in a today event with four final plays noted. Local coverage highlights a key scoring moment and the venue as the centerpiece of the day.

Polo Grounds Philadelphia Adimlesiea Sig Siante Ve

Morrell predicts rough reception for American auto body

R L Morrell of the Automobile Club of America says the American Automobile Association faces protests from the Royal British club and the Imperial German Club before the Dieppe congress on July 6. He notes ongoing contention after the racing board’s actions, while events elsewhere include the Elkwood Park rack meet in Long Branch with 26 cars entered and proceeds to Long Branch Hospital. Governor Fort is among grandstand buyers as routes to the course are outlined, and Glidden tour entries from Buffalo preps for a two day rest plan.

Robert Lee Morrell Automobile Club of America American Automobile Association International Association of Recognized Automobile Clubs Dieppe France America Morrell Royal Automobile Club of Great Britain and Ireland Imperial German Club International Association Elkwood Park Long Branch Pope Toledo Henry Munro Middletown N. J Cadillac Motor Car Company of New Jersey Westinghouse W. E. D. Stokes Regal Regal Motor Car Company Staten Island Whitehall Street St. George Tottenville Perth Amboy Booth Amboy Keyport Red Bank Eatontown Jersey City Bayonne Port Richmond Newark Elizabeth Rahway Metuchen South Amboy Buffalo Albany Boston Poland Springs Studebaker BE. V. Stratton Rochester Automobile Club

State League Results Show Tight Doubleheaders

Binghamton edged Syracuse 5 to 2 in ten innings while Utica defeated A J and G 6 to 2. Troy routed Albany 13 to 6. Scranton and Wilkes Barre postponed by rain as the slate moved through the State League.

Binghamton Syracuse Utica Troy Albany Scranton Wilkes-Barre

1907 Matheson Touring car for sale at $2500

Automobiles Times Q Auto Co announces a Matheson touring car from 1907 in splendid condition with top, 50 horsepower, good as new. Priced at 2500 dollars. Contact John A. Coveney at 1 Nassault.

Times $Q. Auto Co Matheson John A. Coveney Nassault

Eton Eight Earn Final Heat Bid In Henley Race

The Eton eight beat Thames Rowing Club by three quarters of a length in 7:06 to advance to the Grand Challenge Cup final at Henley. They will face Christ Church College Oxford, which defeated New College Oxford by six lengths in the other semi final. Weather remains perfect for rowing and a large crowd is anticipated.

Henley Eton Thames Rowing Club London Varsity Etonians Christ Church College Oxford New College

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New-York Daily Tribune S. L. Parsons J. Ae C. A. Dunning Seely Dunning S. D. Bowers Frooklawn Eat Apawamis G. S. Ludlow Englewood Douglas Apawamis J Travis C Fuller A. Dunning R. Thurston Apawamio Bi Graham Fairfield J.D Foot Dd Bowers Brooklawn W S Morgan, Jr Baltusr L P. Gwrer Siwanoy Howard Gee Arsdale R Upton, Jr Baltusrol K Shepard, Jr New Haven Lapham Wheeler Brooklaw R Gillett H Seely Wrykagy Wee Siwanor Cc Shoup H. Brown St. Andrews F. S. Hurt E. L. Scofield, Jr W Harris Dunwoodie J H McMurtrie Z. H Zimmerman D. M. Cole Tekoasy I F Taylor Essex County F. W. Howard Wikagyr F. A. Moore E. L Rhett Dyker L. W Callan S. Kellogg J Crooka Dyker Ross Massachusetts Sheepshead Bay Racing Niles and Larned William A. Larned George J. Wrenn, Jr Miss Wagner Miss Marcus Miss Scott Natalie Wildey B. Neely Miss Steever Edna Wildey A. H. McCarthy C. B. Neely Steever National League Yankees Elberfeld Biberfeld Egan and Tenney Grant Knabe Bresnahan Gts Donlin Courtney Shannon If Doolan Dooin Foxen Dugle Erbi Rors T. Foxen Bark —Foxen Rigier Pirates Atcleveland Willett Schmidt Check Thielman Clarke Ryan Hess Evans Knickerbocker R. L. Morrell American Locomotive Automobile Company American Locomotive Company Berliet Automobile Company B. T. Birdsall Palmer & Singer West @d street Mr. Birdsall Julesburg Cal Denver North Platte Michael Agnew Illinois Longs Banbury Sosnaheekdgenee Selectman Detective Cutemnelee Edward Dandy Dixon Amri Oe Connaught Range Petticoat Sea Clif Elkwood Castlewood Frizette James Corwcod Malacca Earl's Court Lus Arasee Glidelia Hand P Ads Futurity the Vicar Joe Madden Belie Connaught Cavalieri Eda Lacer Sea Cuff Harlem Maid the Thistle Tony Bonero Don Enrique Monfort Woolspun Pantouffe Maxie Witt We Montauk Toronto Sailor Girl Littleton Maid Travellers CO 20Th ST Luchow Vienna Cafe Martin Cafe Lafayette Uohn “5 - A Ons St Cuisine Francaise Aimatags Cavanagh Harlem RIGO Maison Delenne Bway Moretti Riccadonna West 27Th ST Herald Square Hotel New Yestra Columbus West Travellers’ Co E. 30Th Chateau Des Beaux-Arts Huntington Bay Perfect Dusiness Roux Tanoby ‘Bros Café Des Beaux-Arts N. Ybrs ABBEY Hudson 198Th St Ft. Wash Adelphi Saratoga Arrowhead Inn St. & Ft Ben C. Riley Fine Drive St. George Ferry Alc Supper’s THE Bates Soc Rugkamay Park Rhode Island Blossom Heath Inn Eel SY Larchmont Ola Boston P — Rabet Pelham Bonnie Brae Inn Manor New Rochelle New Bretton WooDs Breslin St. & Bway Callan’s Fsvacncsisins Yonkers N. LY Canoe Place Spore Elverton Inh Success Lake Great Neck Sea “Asin Far Rockaway Oress Nana Vacs Frangfort’s Siczeez Glenwood Hungaria Grand Hotels Olland Bartans Hunter’s Island Inn Indian Head Care and Restauran New Long Beach CASIN Armenonitie Maidstone Inn Manhauset Manhattan Beach Mtel Marion Lake George Millbrook Inn Millbrook Montclair Secs Montclair New Grilli Cafe Moseley Plymouth Inn Cuisie Larchmont Princeton Phila Ravenhall Shoreham Shore Sloane’s Taverno Park Luce Stauch’s Lake Sonemee A la Carte Music Tourist Bureaus East Soth St. N. T Frankfort Frankfurter-Hof Naples Se Parker's Hotel Apts Batha Pommery Brut Agne Quality
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