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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1908

Page

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Tug of War Contest Sparks Olympic Unfairness Allegations

A troubling Olympic scene arises as athletes accuse officials of bias in tug of war events while American teams endure a difficult day. Officials investigate claims and review event procedures amid calls for fairness and reform.

Olympic Games Standings Face Tug of War Dispute

London July 17 America shows little impact in finals as Eisele wins steeplechase heat and Daniels Hepner and Rich reach 100 metre finals. Controversy erupts with British Olympic Association over tug of war shoes and officiating while UK crews add to the tally. Sweden wins gymnastic team title. Larner of Britain breaks ten mile walk record.

London America J. L. Eisele Princeton Daniels Hepner Rich British Olympic Association United Kingdom City of London Liverpool Matthew P. Halpin Mr. Halpin Rose Halpin James E. Sullivan Amateur Athletic Association Mr. Sullivan Bartow S. Weeks Sullivan G. E. Larner England Kindom George W. Gaidzik Chicago Athletic Association Zurner Germany Gaidzik York Athletic Club Hungary Core H. J. Hepner J. G. Rich Brookline Swimming Club Beaurepaire Australia Julia Sweden Edwards and Dockreil J. D. Lightbody University of Chicago Sewer Lightbody Brighton New York Athletic Club Galbraith Canada Robertson Russell Holladay Bieberstein Dane Denmark Haresnape Co. M. Daniels de Hal S Athletic Club Shepherd’s Bush Queen’s Club Jay Gould Bisley W. G. Burroughs A. K. Dearborn John J. Flanagan Irish-American Athletic Club M. J. McGrath Ralph Rose Olympic Athletic Club San Francisco Lee J. Talbott W. W. Coe Lemming Halse Nilsson E. P. Carr Xavier Athletic Association Norway Finland Kilmalloch County Limerick Tom" Longboat Larner Great Britain Webb Feee Spencer Bieber—stein Horesnap

State League results tease from Scranton to Utica

Scranton 2 Albany 1 Wilkes-Barre 1 Troy 9 Binghamton vs Utica rein J A G Wain noted as participants.

Scranton Albany Wilkes-Barre Troy Binghamton Utica Syracuse J. & G. Wain

Accidents mar the Albany to Boston auto tour

The American Automobile Association tour from Albany to Boston saw two mishaps. James McLean in a Franklin car injured by a flying apple shattered goggles and needed stitches but continued. W Jones of Boston, in a Rochester representative Studebaker, swerved into a ditch to avoid a collision, smashing a wheel, costing the Rochester club a clean score.

the Tribune Boston American Automobile Association Albany James McLean Franklin Warren W. Jones Studebaker Rochester Jones Chicago Bay State Columbus Buffalo Springfield Frank B. Hower Stevens-Duryea and Knox Motor Companies Fish Tire Company Worcester Commonwealth Auburndale Hower Hibbard Nantasket Maine

Yankees Rally to Beat St Louis Five Three

The Highlanders rose from a slump to defeat St Louis 5 to 3 as a sixth inning rally and aggressive base running sealed the win. Manning earned the victory, while Orth started and Hartzell, Williams, and Chase contributed key hits in a tense game.

Highlanders St. Louis Yankees Orth Manning Elberfeld Joe Doyle Atlanta Doyle Jimmy Williams Yankee Jack Powell Niles Hartzel Conroy Stone Moriarity Chase Powell Hemphill Delehanty Hobe Ferris Hobe New York Blair Ferris Spencer Cinem C. Jones Dineen Hoffman Ball Wallace Duble Spence T. Jones Williams Sturst and Evans

Two Golfers Reach Final In Western Championship

In Rock Island on July 17, Harry W. Allen of St. Louis defeated J. D. Cady of Rock Island Arone up in thirty-eight holes while Mason Senal Phelps of Midlothian Chicago a former Yale champion beat Paul Hunter of Midlothian three up and two to play. Phelps also broke the amateur course record with seventy for eighteen holes, three under the previous mark and equal to the pro record set last week.

Rock Island Ill Western Golf Association Harry W. Allen St. Louis J. D. Cady Arone Masonsenal Phelps Midlothian Chicago Yale Paul Hunter Kenneth Edwards Fred McLeod

Baseball Today at 3 30 P M Americans Meet St Louis

American League Park in New York hosts a 3 30 p m game with the Americans facing the St Louis Club in a scheduled tilt advertised for today.

Baseball Today American League Park N. Y St. Louis Advt

Mighty Matty Falls Home Run Beats Giants

Chicago defeats New York 1 to 0 as Mordecai Brown returns from a setback to shut out the Giants. Tinker homered for the Cubs in the fifth inning, delivering the decisive blow against Matt hown superbly by the Cubs. The game's outcome tightens the race, with Pittsburgh leading and the Giants and Cubs close behind as Boston wins elsewhere.

Chicago Mordecai Brown Giants Cubs Pirates Matthewson Tinker Pittsburg Boston McCormick Donlin Seymour Devlin McGraw Hofman Bridwell Moran New York Abribpoa Abribpoa E Slagle Tenney Sheckard Doyle Howard Bresnahan Chance Denlin O Seymour Evers Brown Spaetheaten Mathewson O’ Day Johnstone

Whitewash for Brooklyn team in Cincinnati defeat

Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 2 to 0 as Coakley shut out the Superbas. McLean started at first for Ganzel. Mitchell drove in two runs with a triple and single, while Paskett scored one and Mitchell hit a late triple to seal the win. Brooklyn showed little offense against Coakley, with Bell allowing three walks and the Reds taking advantage on two key hits. Time 1:25. Umpire Klem.

Cincinnati Coakley Brooklyn Bell Superbas Reds McLean Ganzel Paskett Mitchell Abrillopoae Abribpone Huggins Burch Kane Maloney Lobert Hummell Schiei Lumley Jordan Paskert Lies Lewis Hulswitz Ritter C Coakley Cincinnat Huggins Klem

Edgar Gibbs Murphy in His Sixty Horsepower Stearns Car

Edgar Gibbs Murphy drives a sixty horsepower Stearns automobile noted in the report. The article highlights the vehicle and owner with era-typical automotive interest and brief description of the car.

Edgar Gibbs Murphy Stearns Murphy Rothschild New York Paris

Loyal to the Associated Clubs of New Jersey

A Newark board meeting confirmed the New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club’s loyalty to the Associated Automobile Clubs of New Jersey and the American Automobile Association. It denied reports of withdrawal and endorsed testing the constitutionality of the New Jersey law, with the club pledging support and funding.

New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club Newark Associated Clubs of New Jersey American Automobile Association Associated Automobile Clubs of

Daredevil Jake De Rosier Aims Five Mile Record at Elkwood Park

Jake De Rosier, famed motorcycle racer, prepares to attempt the world five mile record today at Elkwood Park during the dual meet. The event spotlights his high speed on the steel flyers and draws cycling and motorcycle racing enthusiasts.

Jake de Rosier Elkwood Park

Rialto Wins Handicap at Prighton Beach Races

Five thousand fans watched Rialto defeat King Cobaltia by a head in the six furlong handicap at Prighton Beach. Jockey E Dugan rode Rialto to clinch the finish as King Cobaltia faltered late while The Squire and Great Pirate posted strong showings in other races. L A Cella plans to ship horses to Fort Erie for next week’s meeting.

Prighton Beach Racetrack Jack Joyner Rialto King Cobaltia E. Dugan King Cobalt Squire Tom Welsh Newcastle Ord Falcnda Benning Great Pirate Miller Gowan Note Ter Castlewood Upton Pirate Home Notter Jimmy McCormick Sumter Kentucky Beau Tileing Ellisdale Colonel White L. A. Cella Fort Erie B. c St. Cee Conaseens McCormick Grosvenor Farm St Brussel Grace Cameron Daly Yorke Mark Meddle Handhan van Dusen Kentuc Colonel Wes Yinner Ch. c Nasturtium Jock —— Strait Pla Powest Lee MacManus Duryea McCarthy Dr. Pillow Griffin Musgrave Snift O Wimmer Shreve Westmore Tichenor W. Miller Banbury Dace Hanonla Ontpelter Brandt Nancy Neh icDonald Garner Se Mondes Lee Sniff Hanonia Hall Br. c Pirate of Penzance Grace J Bettiox Wood McGinnis Caffrer Norton McDantet Obert Dacey Liddington Bennet Musgrave Gowan Pirate Corncod Ct. c Watercress Uro St. Oa the Squire Lone Fond Heart Belmont Williams St. A Prince of Pilsena Colt Waterspeed Palmer Paprika Greenan Ruby Ae Po Po J Miller Rubin Granda Lady Selina Cellay Teee Lemaitre Arkwee Yorke Wee Arondack McLaughtin McDaniel Bonnie K Kelso St MecCahey Maggie Althouse E. Dugar Joyner Rubin Grande Arionette Bonnie Kelso Wise Mason

Clothier Defeats Wright to Claim Achelis Cup Title

William J Clothier won in four sets over Beats C Wright at Seabright Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club to become challenger to Raymond D Little for the trophy. Match ended 6-4 6-2 7-6 1-8. Marie Wagner captured the University Heights Club women’s singles final defeating Mrs. William Pouch 6-3 6-7. Lyle E Mahan and W D Bulkley claimed the Apawamis Club lawn tennis doubles crown 6-3 6 6-3 over L H Woodbury and H D Montgomery.

William J Clothier Beats C. Wright Seabright Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club Raymond D- Little Thier Marie Wagner University Heights May Sutton William Pouch Mrs. Pouch Miss Wagner Mia Pouch Lyle E. Mahan W. D. Bulkley Apawamis Club Rye L. H Woodbury H. D. Montgomery

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