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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1908

Page

23

Racing Dates Changed for Saratoga and Brighton Meet

Saratoga will run fifteen days and Brighton Beach will host the Empire City midsummer meeting from August 15 to 28, with Saratoga July 30 to August 38 under a new plan to ease travel for horsemen. The Brighton track offered free use to Empire City, and betting and stakes are to proceed as planned amid a crowd and a jockey club shift in venue. Disaster struck in the third race as a horse named Disaster fell early, causing alarm but no serious injuries to the rider Fuerst. overall, fields were small but racing remained engaging despite weather concerns. The Trident Handicap at Brighton Beach drew entries including Priscillian, Hessian, Big Chief, Running Water, Frank Gill and Gold Lady.

Saratoga Empire City Racing Association Brighton Beach Yonkers Saratoga Racing Association James W. Wadsworth State Racing Commission Brighton Beach Racetrack Empire City Meeting Coney Island Jockey Club Sheepshead Bay Brighton Beach Racing Association Mat Winn James Butler Fuerst Hughes Falerda Question Mark J. Lee Falcada E. Dugan Bound Brook Jimmy Lane McKinney Prince of Pilsen Sweet Jonathan Gilbert Frizette Brighton Priscillian Hessian Big Chief Running Water Frank Gill Gold Lady Lyndell Plac Kirkwood Park Dugan Joe Madden Madison Lee Cassatt Upton Carter McLaughlin Joe Madden Anna Page Lwe. Se. i Tompkins Oh Madulee Easton Grosvenor Farm G. Lynch Grace Cameron Daly Henry Efalo Disaster Marathon Boston Woolsthorpe -Falerna Montpelier Bt E. Dage Falenda Mark Lakeland Wood Dardeniol Notter Live Wire Leng Cleges Fale Ada Plaudit Dorothy Hampton Belling Tockey Leetraight Horee Pot Fant Es Flarrigan Dwyer Sehultes McGinnis Hanonia Montpelier St Granville Winder Hamby Ondulee Ray Ja Upton Prinetio Montauk Jona Eleend

Giles Sets New Cycle Record In Utah Runs Two Miles In 4 18

Parney Giles of Salt Lake City shaved sixteen seconds from the world amateur two mile unpaced record, finishing the distance in 4:18 at Ogden Utah last night.

Giles Ogden Utah Parney Giles Salt Lake City

Autoists Amid Glidden Tour Start Northbound

Cambridge Springs July 9 report on the first day of the American Automobile Association Glidden tour. One accident marred the run with no injuries as gearless car driven by John Breyfogle hit a telegraph pole near Westport and was out of competition. Thirteen runabout cars still competed for the Glidden trophy. all entered cars scored perfect today, and a tie exists among ten clubs. Several blowouts occurred. two women drivers, Mrs. Andrew Cuneo and Mrs. J W Shirley, completed the leg without trouble. The Buffalo start drew crowds on Main Street as Pierce Arrow cars led. Tomorrow the route heads to Pittsburgh, 110 miles, with 7 am start.

Telegraph The Tribune Cambridge Springs Penn John Breyfogie Westport Andrew Cuneo New York J. W. Shirley Jamestown N. Y Main Street Buffalo Teddy Dayvis Pierce Arrow Pierce Lake Erie

Keen Play in Doubles at Westchester Tennis Meet

William A. Larned and George L. Wrenn Jr. outlasted Theodore R. Pell and Bernon 8 Prentice in five sets, winning 6-2 4-6 6-5 6-4 6-3 at the Country Club of Westchester. Beals C. Wright and Raymond D. Little defeated C Frederick Watson Jr. and Edgar W. Leonard 7-6 8-6 4-6 6-4, Leonard’s late effort unable to sustain pace.

William A. Larned George L. Wrenn, Jr Theodore R. Pell Bernon Prentice Westchester Pell Beals C. Wright Raymond D. Little C. Frederick Watson, Jr Edgar W. Leonard Leonard Wright Little

Accountant to be bred out after failed race comeback

James B. Brady announced at Brighton Beach that Accountant will be placed with E. L. Munson at Hempstead, Nassau County. The five-year-old champion of 19 by Filigrane Reckon broke down while training for the Brooklyn Handicap last year and will not return to racing.

James B. Brady Brighton Beach Accountant Jockey Club E. L. Munson Hempstead Nassau County Filigrane Reckon Mr. Brady Matt Allen

Yale Profits Fall Off in 1907 08 Athletics

New Haven report shows Yale University athletics earned only 600 in 1907 08, down from 1007 the prior year. Football led receipts at 64 151 with 41 251 expenses. baseball and rowing ran losses. overall receipts 93 585 vs 106 219 last year, reserve fund 113 429.

New Haven Yale University Financial Union Yale Yale Field Boat Club Harvard Princeton

Palmer Reaches Final Round In Englewood Lawn Tennis

Richard H. Palmer advances to the singles final at Englewood Field Club as top results emerge. Wright and Torrance reach the men's doubles final with decisive wins over Palmer and Hink and then Touchard and Rosenbaum, while other rounds feature Tenlant, Coppell, Homans, Wildey, and Cassell in mixed and women’s events.

Richard H. Palmer Englewood Field Club Englewood N. J Irving C. Wright Harry Torrance, Jr Palmer L. Millens Burt Burt Wright Torrance Otto H. Hink Gustave F. Touchard William Rosenbaum Hugh Tenlant Wiliam H. Connell R. H. Palmer J. M. Burt H. Coppell Shepard Homans L. J. Dreyfuss B. H. Phillips IL. C. Wright H. Torrance, Jr G. F. Touchard Dr. W Edgar Miss Handy D. F. Platt

Football men off to wheat field for season fitness

Philadelphia reports captain elect W M Hollenback and guard D W Draper left for Manitoba to work in the wheat fields until September to gain conditioning for the next season. Fellow Swarthmore players O'Brien Satchell and Buil also join, along with Pike.

Wheat Field Philadelphia W. M. Hollenback University of Pennsylvania D. W. Draper Manitoba O'Brien Swarthmere Pike Satchell Buil Swarthiere

Cricket draw at Prospect Park between New York Veterans and Manhattans

A cricket match yesterday at Prospect Park ended in a draw as New York Veterans posted a high score and took seven Manhattan wickets before darkness halted play. The Veterans finished at 1 percent, with the Manhattans scoring seven for 7 runs in the interrupted innings.

New York

Millner wins Olympic rifle gold at Bisley 1000 yard event

England gains early lead as Colonel Millner scores 98 of 100 to take individual gold. Captain Casey of Delaware secures silver with 93, while American entries show solid effort. Despite gusts, top marks rise among 14 nations with emblem circle display at NRA headquarters.

Bisley England Colonel Millner Captain Casey Delaware Casey Lenschner Benedick Jeffers Eastman Winder Simon Hessian Walter Winans America Rankin Schwann Sweden Rogers National Rifle Association

Rockaway Polo Beats Squadron A in Upset on Long Island

Rockaway defeats Squadron A 16 to 4 in Cedarhurst after a spirited rally led by La Montagne who hit 11 goals. Squadron A struggled to convert shots while injuries lingered from yesterday's spill.

Cedarhurst Long Island Rockaway Squadron A la Montagne Drury Philadelphia Meadow Brook Equadron A E. S. Reynal J. H. Hunt R. la Montagne, Jr Nefison Robinson

Eastern League games today and yesterday results

Eastern League schedule lists Newark at Baltimore Providence at Jersey City and Montreal at Toronto with Rochester at Buffalo. Yesterday Jersey City 4 Providence 1 Montreal 6 Toronto 3 Newark 5 Baltimore 4 Buffalo 10 Rochester 1. Standings show Buffalo 39 20 .574 Toronto 34 .493 Providence 34 80 .581 Montreal 35 35 .485 Baltimore 33 32 .522 Rochester 37 33 .520 Jersey City 27 40 .403.

Newark Baltimore Providence Jersey City Montreal Toronto Rochester Buffalo L P.c. W. i Pe

Tigers Edge Yankees In Ninth To Win

Detroit rallied in the ninth, scoring four runs to beat New York 10 to 8 in a tense American League game. Detroit led 3-2 after three, then the Yankees briefly took the lead in the fifth, but Detroit’s late offense secured the victory. Key moments included Stahl’s earlier rally, Keeler’s late drives, and Manning’s wild ninth inning. Frank Delehanty joined the Yankees as an extra outfielder after a prior suspension, with the Tigers benefiting from timely hits and plate discipline.

Yankees Detroit Tigers Elberfeld Mr. Ferrell Stahl Kleinow Orth Cobb Niles Keeler Kletow Chase Tr Keeler New York Manning Ball Nowise Hemphill Schaefer Willetts Summers

Giants Pull Out Tie With Reds in Ninth Inning

In Cincinnati Mathewson outpitched Coakley as the Giants beat the Reds 2to1 at Cincinnati. Tenney scored the deciding run in the ninth while Doyle and Donlin supplied the first New York tally. Cincinnati’s Schlei doubled for their lone run. McCormick and McGraw made lineup moves in a tight Game 1 that kept Cleveland on edge.

Cincinnati Mathewson Coakley Giants Pittsburg Cincinnati Reds Tenney New Yorkers McGraw Shannon McCormick Doyle Donlin New York Bresnahan Schlei Kane Loberta Devlin Paskett Seymour Ganzel Schiel McC Mitchell Bridwell Hulswitz Schlef Lobert Huggins Doubie Huggins Schler Klem

Cubs Rally in Tenth to Edge Superbas in Nineteenth Inning

Chicago wins 3 2 in extras after trailing Brooklyn early. Sheckard draws bases on balls to force in a run in the ninth, Steinfeldt later scores, and the Cubs take the game in the tenth. Pfeister, Rucker, and Stein feldt contribute key hits as Brooklyn miscues and pitching woes tighten the battle.

Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Superbas Rucker Sheckard Steinfeldt Sheehan Jordan St. Louis Boston Pfeister Moran Burch Hummell Hitler Enesn Po Hoffman Howard Zim'rm'n Lumley Moren Darbin Lewis Tinker Bi Pfeister

St. Louis Beats Philadelphia in Slugfest

In Philadelphia the St. Louis nine triumphed 5 to 3 over Philadelphia. St. Louis scored on miscues and singles, while Philadelphia tallied late runs but could not overtake the visitors. Batteries were Powell and Spencer for St. Louis and Plank and Smith for Philadelphia with Umpire Connolly at the plate.

Philadelphia St. Louis Powell and Spencer Plank Smith Vickers Powers Connolly

Washington Game Recap: Chicago Beats Washington

In Washington the Chicago team secured a win with 66 points to Washington's 35. Batteries, Chicago White and Sullivan, Washington Johnson and Street. Umpire O Loughlin.

Washington R.H.E. Chicago Chicago White and Sullivan Washington, Johnson and Street O' Loughlin

Boston Beats St Louis 11 to 2 in Batterymatch

Boston batteries McCarthy and Smith overpower St Louis duo Fromme Karger Beebe Hostetter while Umpire Johnstone officiates. Final score Boston 11 St Louis 2 at Strae a RHE Boston with Gallis St. ate 000000 02263 batteries listed.

Strae A Rhe Boston Gallis St McCarthy Smith St. Louis Fromme Karger Beebe Hostetter Johnstone

R. H. E. At Boston Cleveland vs Boston baseball game

In Boston Cleveland faced Boston with a rough box score listing 1000006 406 011 6. Batteries-Cleveland Check and Clark and Bemis Boston Young and Criger Burchell and Carrigan. Umpires-Hurst and Egan.

Boston Cleveland Check and Clark and Bemis Young and Criger Burchell Carrigan Hurst and Egan

Pittsburg Game Snippet Includes Players and Umpire

At Pittsburg the scoreboard notes Rt. Philadelphia 19 12 10 OF 8 Pittsburg with 0-2 and Batteries Philadelphia Moren Richie and Pittsburg Maddox Gibson. Umpire Day.

Pittsburg Rt. Philadelphia Philadelphia Moren Richie Maddox Gibson

State League Results Reported

Scranton defeated Utica 2 to 0 while Binghamton edged Troy 3 to 1. Albany beat Syracuse 4 to 1 and A. J. & G. topped Wilkes-Barre 7 to 6.

Scranton Utica Binghamton Troy Albany Syracuse Wilkes-Barre

Windeler James Macdonald Named 1908 USGA Nomination Panel

The United States Golf Association appoints G Herbert Windeler Fred S James and C B Macdonald as the 1908 nominating committee. Windeler was USGA president in 1904 05 James served as VP in 19% and 197, Macdonald amateur champion 1895 and long time officer. The annual meeting set for January with reports due in December. In Rock Island Arsenal Golf Club events H Chandler Egan leads Southern team while Warren K Wood captains Western team. A four ball at Arsdale Golf Club featured three tens with Honeyman setting a recent 68 eighteen hole mark.

United States Golf Association G. Herbert Windeler Boston Fred 5. James Chicago C. B. Macdonald New York James Macdonald Daniel Chauncey Western Golf Association Rock Island Arsenal Golf Club H. Chandler Egan Lves Louisville Southern Golf Association Warren K. Wood D. E. Sawyer Robert E. Hunter Kenneth P. Edwards Arsdale Golf Club C. A. Huber Edward Heal Dave Honeyman Chris Crosby Huber Honeyman Crosby

Baseball Today at Park Multnomah New York Americans vs Me American

Baseball brief notes list today’s game at M Park featuring the New York Americans and an opponent identified as Me American. Details on time venue and outcome are not clear in the fragment.

New York Americans

Automobiles Largest Dealers New and 4 Hand autos in the World

A Sunday paper highlights automobiles with the largest dealers and four hand autos claimed as world leaders. The feature touts market breadth and a broad range of used and new cars.

Bats Sunday Papere

Jersey groups prepare suit to test Frelinghuysen law

Attorney TO TEST JERSEY LAW hired by Associated Automobile Clubs of New Jersey to challenge the Frelinghuysen automobile statute. Charles T. Terry of Buffalo chairs the legislation committee of the American Automobile Association. Joint clubs and New Jersey Automobile Trade Association endorse action with financial backing from New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club. Griggs predicts the law unconstitutional and likely to fall before the courts. A meeting will set further campaign details.

Associated Automobile Clubs of New Jersey Frelinghuysen Charles T. Terry Buffalo American Automobile Association Associated Clubs New Jersey Automobile Trade Association New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club Griggs Associated Automobile Clubs

Nelson and Gans Agree to Nevada Fight for $20,000

San Francisco reports Battling Nelson and Joe Gans signed articles for a Shnish bout to be staged in Ely Nevada on September 7. Weights 133 pounds at ringside. They agree to split the purse with Nelson receiving $20,000 and Gans $19,000.

San Francisco Nelson Joe Gans Ely Nev Gane

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