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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1908

Page

23

Fair Play Wins the Realization at Sheepshead Bay

August Belmont’s Fair Play won the twentieth Lawrence Realization at Sheepshead Bay, earning 17360 for his owner. King James finished second as Alfred Noble faded after an early lead by Dorante, with Fair Play taking control and finishing decisively in 2 46 1/5 for the mile and five furlongs.

Fair Play Sheepshead Bay Colin Celt Mr. Keene Ito Hastings Fairy Gold John E. Madden Dorante J. Lee Dugan King James Ballot Jack Joyner Mr. Belmont Mr. Imont Coney Island Jockey Club Sir Martin Fitz Herbert Melisande Trance Mr. Madden Fayette James R. Keene Jimmy Rowe Son of Disguise Madden Helmet Ogden Harry Payne Whitney Bobbin John FE Cald Lee Frank Farrell Grappie Tourenne Bedouin Grapple Peter Quince Dreamer Roseben King Cobalt Roseben A Cubhouse Inclosure Herman B. Duryea H. K. Knapp F. R. Hitchcock Thomas Hitchcock, Jr Schuyler L. Parsons Walton C. Percy Wotter Star_ She Geemeest Melissa Oosee Rere Dwyer Dwyer)) 4 Fe 1 My i Met “Arthy Schulte Gilbert Pippin Newcastle &T Netter Dander Eae Randolph Leach McClelland Nedlim - Nee Garner Ruxton Teeee Carroll Cromwelly Smith Helen Harvey Tee Montpelier St. Peseee fLee McCahey Peschee Aste Musgrave Melissa Helen Harvey Commando—Faire Vision Ee Fwul Oe Peter Qui Lauper Sene Ckaemenn Duryea Arthy Ruseben Anes Johnson Br'nleigh Park Moncpetier St Williams Toony Bonero Freischmann S & Ssa McWahey Peter Quince Nee Revco Rosehen Ney Drace Cake Sterling Eee Suaigatt Cmadden tHelmet Ae Keene Isray Notter Seers W. Miller Statesman Gardner Whitney Torbelline Daniel tSeleetman Ceene Martin Jayette Grst Gaser Tir Lawrence Fatty Getrt Belmont Ze Miller Porsythey Ty. Lee Alfred Noble Harrison Elev James Woolsthorpe Pia R. Fim Weeees Wee Stockton Upton Oktom Dantet Green Krankir Daly Yorke Esief Feuxenna Sailor G Seg Wolf Gretna Green Ethelbert Rae B. Ft Creel Lee Carrolly Seweeee Bateman Eek

Largest Dealers New and 24 Mend Autos in the World

The fragment notes a Sunday event involving dealers and a large count of autos, naming a global scope and a sales context. Specific names and precise details are unavailable, but the item highlights a record in automobile trading and a notable Sunday occurrence.

Timely Auto Topics at Buffalo Convention

The Good Roads conference brings highway officials engineers and road experts to Buffalo for education and state aid talks. Leaders like James H. MacDonald Horatio Earl and Joseph Hunter will speak on good roads drainage and road improvement with attendees from Illinois Ontario Massachusetts and New York. A reader letters criticizes speed traps near Highland Mills and Central Valley urging fair enforcement and safe driving through villages.

Buffalo American Road Makers’ Association Pittsburg James H. MacDonald Connecticut Horatio Earl Michigan Joseph Hunter Pennsylvania E. L. Powers Good Roads Magazine MacDonald Hunter A. N. Johnson Illinois Ilinois R. D. Beman A. W. Campbell Ontario Harold Parker Massachusetts State Highway Commission Massachusetts Stephen Ryan New York Skene State Highway Department of Highland Mills Automoile Club of America Central Valley Automobile Club of America Automobile Club Woodbury

Yankees Fall To Philadelphia In Low-Scoring Struggle

Philadelphia defeats New York 6 to 5 in a game marked by poor fielding by both sides. Eddie Collins booted three misplays while New York committed two errors, but five Yankee errors proved costlier. Offensive bursts included a three-run sixth inning and a late eighth inning rally led by Connie Mack's club.

Philadelphia Yankees Highlanders Eddie Collins New York Connie Mack al Orth Kid Elberfeld Billy Hogg Vickers Coombs Conroy Orth Hoge Kieinow Davis Murphy Keeler Stahl Nichols

Giants Beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 Behind Matty Pitching

New York climbs pennant ladder by defeating Cincinnati 2 to 1 as Christy Mathewson shone. Doyle and Tenney drove runs. Bridwell homered on a wild throw. Giants’ infield excels with 22 putouts. McGraw eyes Marquard debut.

Cincinnati Giants Christy Mathewson Cubs John McGraw Matty al Bridwell Kane Ewing Mathewson Bridwell New York Tenney Bresnahan McGraw Marquard New York Baseball Club Indianapolis Huggins Doyle O Lobert Donlin Paskett Seymour Ganzel Devlin O/Schier Lobert bal—Schiei Klem

Superbabs Beat Cubs In Brooklyn Victory

The Brooklyn Superbas toppled the Chicago Cubs 6 to 4 in the first game of a series here. Heavy hitting and two costly Cubs errors decided the outcome despite Chicago outbatting 12 to 8. Key moments include a second-half seventh inning rally by Chicago and long hits by Bergen, Burch, and Hummel for Brooklyn.

Chicago Brooklyn Cubs New York Giants Superbas Durbin Tinker Marshall Fraser Sheckard Bergen Burch Hummel Wilhelm McIntyre Bell Brook Hofman Maloney O Sheckard Hummell O\ Howard Lumley Zimm Nrn Jordan I Steinfeldt Pheehan Moran Lewis Oj Durbin Oj Tinver Brown Steinfeldt Humme Rudderham and Rigler

Pittsburg Defeats Philadelphia In Battery Match

In a rough contest at Pittsburg Maddox Gibson and Foxen led Philadelphia in a battery clash against Pittsburg. Score details show Pittsburg edging Philadelphia with a late rally as umpire O Day oversaw the game.

Pittsburg R. H. E. Pittsburg Philadelphia Maddox Gibson Foxen and Doomn O' Day

Attell Challenges Nelson For Lightweight World Title Fight

Abe Attell issued a challenge to Battling Nelson after his knockout of Joe Gans in San Francisco. Attell claims 133 pound weigh in at ringside and a side bet of unspecified amount, with funds deposited to bind the prospective match.

Abe Attell Nelson Joe Gans San Francisco Attell New York

Eastern League Games Today Report Scores

Providence crushed Newark eight to nothing as Jersey City shut out Newark. Baltimore beat Jersey City five to three while Buffalo edged Rochester. Montreal defeated Toronto six to three with Toronto and Montreal noted among today’s standings.

Eastern League Standings and New England Results

Eastern League standings show Buffalo leading with 38 wins and 26 losses, Toronto at 23 46 with 131 games, Baltimore 35 29 47, Montreal 30 63 3, Providence 38 28 64, Rochester 24 40 87, Newark 85 82 522, Jersey City 0 0 0. State League results include Utica 2 Wilkes-Barre 1 in 11 innings, Scranton 9 A J G 4, Binghamton 6 Albany 1, Troy 3 Syracuse 1. New England results report Lowell, New Bedford, Brockton 7 Hilverhill 4, Fall River 7 Lawrence 4. Connecticut results Bridgeport 6 New Haven 3, Hartford 4 New Britain 2, Meriden 8 Springfield 7. Buschall today two games, first game called 2. American League Park results New York American vs Boston, one admission advertised.

P.C Buffalo Toronto Baltimore Montreal Providence Rochester Newark Jersey Cit Buschall N. Y Mericane Bown Admis Advt

Miss Wagner Default Forces Championship Omission

Miss Carrie B Neely did not defend her Middle States lawn tennis title as Miss Marie Wagner defaulted after slipping on the Orange Lawn Tennis Club turf in Mountain Station New Jersey. Wagner had beaten Miss Scott 6 1 2 6 8 6 in the final before the incident and had previously defeated Miss Neely in the national championship in Philadelphia.

Carrie B. Neely Marie Wagner Miss Wagner Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station N. J Scott Miss Neely Philadelphia

Wales in the Lead American Cricketers Behind in First

Cardiff July 6 The first day of the international match between Gentlemen of Philadelphia and South Wales ends with Wales ahead by 4 runs on first innings. Key bowlers include King, Nash, Creber, and Hordern. Notable Philadelphians: King, Bohlen, Lester, Graves, and Greene among others.

the Tribune Cardiff Philadelphia South Wales J. B. King H.bs Hordern Nash Creber Gentlemen OF S. White Penfold A. M. Wood F. H. Bohlen J. A. Lester N. Philips N. Z. Graves E. Phillips Morris H. V. Hordern Silversock H. Adams F. A. Greene T. C. Jordan Eeeng Renee Riches Hordern Silverrock King Whittington St Jordan Bancroft Jordan N_ Phillips Graves Gibson King Pe Preedy

Coney Island Jockey Club Maintains Rich Fall Stakes Plan

The club will close entries on July 15 for major stakes including the Flatbush two year olds with 100 added and an estimated value of 17000, the Great Eastern Handicap for three year olds with 7500 added, the Autumn two year olds valued around 5040, the Flight all ages with 3000 added and about 6000 value, and the September three year olds with 3000 added and about 6000 value. Horsemen praise the liberal policy. Saratoga midsummer box reservations show strong response, signaling attendance similar to prior years.

Coney Island Jockey Club Flatbush Saratoga Racing Association Saratoga

Upsets Open Englewood Tennis Tournament

At Englewood Field Club New Jersey the open tournament began with two upsets Irving Wright fell to I Millens Burt 6 3 7 5 and Gustave Touchard lost to Dr William Rosenbaum 6 7 2 6 7 5 as 24 matches were completed under referee. Burt a former clubmate surprised Wright using sharp cuts. The day featured Harvard expert Hugh Tallant and multiple first round results across the singles.

Irving C. Wright Gustave F. Touchard William Rosenbaum Harvard Hugh Tallant Englewood Field Club Englewood N. J Burt Irving Wright F. Nanksville FP. W. Carr H. Martin W. L. Ohrien E. F. Lee W. W Blace S. Mills Rathbun Norman Johnson George M. Bodman J. G. Milter J. Imbrie KR. L. James William i. Connell Walter Hazard Gfl Platt H. L. Erich Dr. Ewing Tayior GS. Groesbeck Walter Merrill Hall R. M. Robinson A Killings I. J. Dreyfuss L. Millens Burt Dr. Wi'Ham Rosenbaum L. H. Fitch M. Oer Otto H. Hinck Ft. D. Ritchie H. C. Martin FP. Nanktville William H. Connell Walter Merritt Hall L. A. Killings G M.church Charles M. Bull, Jr Lawrence Woodbury M. S. Hagar W. V. Bennett W. F. Johnson E. Ss. Nanktiville C. Bandler

Shamrock First in Ocean Race From Cape May to Sea Gate

Frederic Thompson’s schooner Shamrock wins the 225 mile Cape May lightship back race, finishing at 5:27:39 PM off Sea Gate after leading early and maintaining a strong pace. Tammany and Mimosa III chased, while Butterfly faced rough conditions and delays. Captain Barr’s crew reports a near-miss incident during topsail handling.

Frederic Thompson Tareth Cape May Brooklyn Yacht Club Sir Themes J Graveg End Bay Atlantic Yaeng Club Sea Gate Regatta Committee Shock and Griffin Brigantine Shoal Shamrock Charles Barr Thompson Barr Yacht Club Commodore Scotland Commodore Decisies Tammany Sumiay Hard Thrash

Larned and Wrenn Triumph in Westchester Round Robin

In round robin doubles at the Country Club of Westchester Edwin P. Fisher filled in for the injured Alexander, teaming with William A. Larned to defeat Theodore K. Pell and Bernon S. Prentice. The match featured a tense opening set and tight net play as Pell Prentice rallied to win the second but fell short to the Larned Wrenn pair in a hard fought contest.

Westchester Frederick B. Alesynier Harold H. Hackett Alexander Cresten Edwin P. Fisher Tonk Theodore K Pell Bernon S. Prentice Pell Prentice Wiliam A. Larned George I. Wrenn, Jr Otter Cau Wee Edgar W. Leonard Sen, Jr

Green Trottir Sets Fast Time at Great Western Circuit Meet

Peoria July 6 Fleming for Peoria trotter Green Trottier wins two heats at the Great Western Circuit. In the first heat he covers a mile in 2 29 while setting a mark for a Green trotter. later he cruises the 2 10 pace in 2 06.

Peoria Fleming Trotter Ereen Trotter Sind

Latonia Meeting Runs At A Loss

A Latonia Jockey Club directors meeting was held to decide the fate of the spring meeting. The club has been losing money since it began and officers decided to end the last ten days of the meeting as allotted by Kentucky State Racing Commission.

Cincinnati Fetonia Jockey Club Deedel & End Toson State Racin Commission of Kentucky

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