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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1908

Page

8

Americans Triumph in Olympic Trials at Athens Stadium

July 22 report from Athens details American victories in hurdles and broad jump. C J Bacon beats Harry Hillman in the 4 metre hurdles with a world record, F C Irons wins the broad jump, Dan Kelly places second. Rector loses the 100 metre dash to Walker of South Africa while Cartmell and Kerr excel in other events. Walker receives roaring ovation as an American-led day boosts overall standings and excitement for near-term finals.

C. J. Bacon Meyer Prinstein Paris Dan Kelly Rector Kerr Canada Cartmell Pennsylvania Dole Yale England Walker Bacon Sasrela Vulder Walker Nemetre London Sheppard Landen Alexandra Royal Liber Ie Stumes Colu Gsisraexen Cams C J Hurdies Hillman Burst D. RK. Robban Eecurse Halseat Halsweil Harry Hillpeers St. Louis Robbins Taylor R. Cloughen

Automobiles Times Q Auto Co Offerings

Autos on display and sale at the 99 soul Broadway area with new models and special offers from Times Q Auto Co. Placeholder listing notes new arrivals and dealership promotions in concise regional automobile classified style.

Times $Q. Auto Co

Auto Tour Near End Accidents Mar Run

The Bay State Automobile Club entry for the Glidden trophy suffered after Marmon car Rice was penalized yesterday. The car broke a wheel near Bethlehem, prompting repairs to continue to Saratoga. A pacemaking car also crashed to avoid a horse drawn vehicle near Rumford Falls, throwing Frank Kower and Glidden from the vehicle but causing no injuries. Frank Yeager’s Studebaker damaged a rail on a bridge over the Androscoggin near Shelburne,/tire lost but he still reached the checkpoint. The Columbus, Buffalo and Chicago teams remain tied for the trophy as tours head to Saratoga tomorrow. The 184 mile final leg will determine victors. three leading Glidden contenders and five runabouts eye the trophy.

The Tribune Bethlehem N. H Bay State Automobile Club Boston Rice Saratoga Rumford Falls Frank Kower Mr. Glidden Frank Yeager Studebaker Androscoggin River Shelburne Columbus Buffalo Chicago

United Kingdom picks three for Davis Cup defense in Australia

London announces M J Ritchie J C Harte and K Powell of Cambridge University will lead Britain in October to reclaim the Dwight F Davis trophy from Australia. Cartmell of the University of Pennsylvania faces Kerr of Canada in the 200 metres final. Irish American Club and others challenge for wins. An accident marred high diving as Cane nearly drowned and rescuer Johhansen saved him. a German diver Nicolia performed a risky double somersault.

London M. J. Ritchie J. C. Harte K. Powell Cambridge University United Kingdom Dwight F. Davis Cloughen George England Hawkins Roche Cane Johannsen Ufesaving Nicolia H. C. Grote Missouri Athletic Club

Timely Auto Topics Outlook For Big Race

The American Automobile Association reports a bright Vanderbilt cup outlook with strong American entries possibly needing an elimination trial. Foreign cars are expected to fare well, ten cars per country allowed this year, and Hartford club requests for fifty parking spaces. A special sanctions committee was named to scrutinize applications and ensure qualified meets.

Racing Board American Automobile Association Automobile Club of Hartford New York Long Island Harry T. Clinton Frank G. Webb A. R. Pardington

State League Results Show Mixed Scores Across Cities

Elimira defeated Binghamton 5 to 3 while Albany posted a 9 to 3 win over Wilkes-Barre. Utica and Syracuse recorded a 2 to 3 result with Scranton. Troy led 5 to an unspecified opponent, reflecting varied outcomes across the circuit.

Elimira Binghamton Utica Syracuse Scranton Troy Albany Wilkes-Barre

Pirates Draw Away Beat Brooklyn Again

Pittsburg wins 2 to 1 over Brooklyn in a pitchers duel. Jordan hits a long solo homer but the bases were empty. The Pirates strengthen their hold on first place as the Giants approach New York for a key series. Included are box score notes and umpires.

Pittsburg Pirates Brooklyn Jordan Superbas Giants St. Louis New York Clarke Chicago Boston Cubs Cardinals Leach Abbatichio Wilhelm Maloney Wagner Camnitz Shannon Giant Seymour Cincinnati Thomas Burch Hummell Lumley Chio Wilson Sheehan Swacina Lewis Gibson Bergen Kewis Abbaticchio Carnitz Empire

Batteries-Chicago Triumph Over Boston In Tight Draw

Chicago and Boston battled to a 2-2 tie in a game featuring RH E Chicago and a close contest. Umpire Klem officiated as Overall and Moran of Chicago faced Flaherty and Graham of Boston with notable action from Batteries-Chicago.

Chicago RH. E. Chicago Boston Overall Moran Flaherty Graham Klem

Cincinnati Batteries Win With Late Rally

In Cincinnati the Batteries defeated Philadelphia by a score involving late bursts of runs and errors. Philadelphia, Sparks, and Jacklitsch led, while Cincinnati’s Ewing and Sehler contributed key plays with umpire Rigler overseeing the game.

Philadelphia Cincinnati R. H. E. Philadelphia Sparks Jacklitsch Ewing Sehler Rigler

Rain Cancels Yankees White Sox Split. Doubleheader Hinted

In a weather disrupted AL day, St Louis beat Boston 4 2 and Philadelphia edged Cleveland 4 3 in 12 innings. Detroit defeated Washington 6 0. Chicago and New York had one inning of play before rain halted the game. a doubleheader may follow today with Lake and Manuel expected to pitch.

Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati L. P.c New York St. Louis Detroit Washington Cleveland Yankees White Sox American League Park Hudson Lake Manuel

Batteries-St. Louis Dineen and Blue Boston one and Carrigan

Umpires Sheridan and Connolly. Game details show R H E lines for Boston meeting St. Louis with performances by Dineen and Blue and Carrigan. scores listed in scattered OCR digits.

Boston R. H. E. SE Aou Cco St. Louis Dineen and Blue One Carrigan Sheridan and Connolly

Baseball scorecard from Philadelphia game

At Philadelphia the Cleveland nine faced Philadelphia. Cleveland batted first, scoring runs in multiple frames while Philadelphia struggled with errors. Battery for Cleveland were Liebhardt Bemis and Bemis, with Dygert and Schreck behind the plate for Philadelphia. Umpire O Loughlin presided.

Philadelphia R. H. E. Cleveland Phelphia Cleveland Liebhardt Bemis Dygert Schreck O’loughlin

Detroit Triumph Over Washington in Baseball Showdown

Detroit defeats Washington 6 to 0 as Mullin and Schmidt star for Detroit while Hughes Keeley and Street fail to spark Washington. Umpire Egan presides as the teams clash in a terse afternoon matchup at Washington.

Detroit Washington Xm. of EL Wccror Mullin Schmidt Hughes Keeley Street Egan

Brighton Entries for Today Baseball Today Two Games

Brighton reports two baseball games on today’s slate at American League Park with first pitch at 2 PM. The card lists the Washington Nationals and Chicago Americans in a single admission event.

Baseball Today Chicago

New York Horses Win at Atlantic City Show

News of the Atlantic City horse show notes strong performances by New York exhibitors led by Reginald Vanderbilt and George Watson. Vanderbilt took blue ribbons in open tandem and harness classes with Lord Burleigh, Lord Brooks, and Dr Selwonk, while Watson won in open saddle horses with Kentucky Queen and in maiden harness pairs with Mascot and Marvel. The event faced criticism over the harness horse awards and a notable upset with Leader of Fashion failing to place.

the Tribune Atlantic City N. J New York George Watson Reginald Vanderbilt Jack Conway Fashion William K. Hurff Morristown Gallery Conway Oval Phoebe Walton Dorothy Tait Baltimore Hunter John Gerkin Lord Burleigh Lord Brooks Dr. Selwonk Mascot Marvel Westchester Farm Centennial

Japan's hopes dashed in New York tennis upset

M Kawasaki fell in straight sets to Dr P B Hawk of the University of Pennsylvania at Travers Island. Rain slowed the New York Athletic Club courts aiding Hawk while hampering Kawasaki. Hawk's win marked the first semi final qualifier in the New York state championship. other results included Richey over Johnson and Tallant over Fox in the first round with Palmer and Rathbun advancing in the second.

Japan M. Kawasaki PB. Hawk University of Pennsylvania New York Athletic Club Travers Island Dr. Hawk Kawasaki Deuce New York B. Hawk

Gourlay again shatters Forest Hill course record

Forest Hill Field Club pro Tom Gourlay, with member Harry O Christl, twice beat the course record within a month. He opened with six holes in even par, swept the next four in two under, reached the turn in 31, then posted a 34 on the back for a 71 total, two strokes under his former mark.

Tom Gourlay Forest Hill Field Club Harry O. Christl

Amateur and Pro Open Golf Planned at Van Cortlandt Park

Officials decided not to stage the planned amateur and professional tournament at Van Cortlandt Park public links from July 29 to August 1. Funding shortfalls for the professional side prompted the change. A 36 hole open medal play event for amateurs and pros will be held August 1, with some past supporters possibly helping promote a private course professional competition.

van Cortlandt Park

Connecticut League Results Tie Several Scores

New Britain defeated Meriden 4 to 2. Waterbury faced New Haven in a wetete Springfield contest finishing 4 to 3 with Benoa. Hartford recorded 4 while Holyoke posted 3 in the same regional league results.

New Britain Meriden Waterbury New Haven Springfield Benoa Hartford Holyoke

Five favorites win as Mr Page falls at Brighton Beach

Five favorites, three in dispute, won at Brighton Beach yesterday in brisk crowd. Obert beat Black Oak and Corncob. King Cobalt and The Squire chased in the final furlong. Page fell in the steeplechase but recovered, while St Nick and Bannell pushed tight to finish behind. Derby and Oaks entries announced. Firestone to rest before fall engagements.

Brighton Beach Charles Edward Frank M. Taylor Billy Duboets King Cobalt Squire Saratoga Cesarion Celt Tom Welsh Tony Bonero Pins and Needles McCahey Import Harry S. Page Grandpa Billy Hayes Mr. Page St. Nick McKinney J. W. Colt Bannell O. Heider Cuban Brown W. S. Vosburgh James R. Keene August Belmont Herman B. Duryea Harry Payne Whitney John E. Cowdin H. T. Oxnard F. R. Hitchcock John E. Madden Firestone Thomas H. Williams Mr. Williams Sheepshead Bay Gravesend Strack Ch. F Mary Stuart Rin Mae Royal Captive Castle St Miller Newes Duryea McCarthy Omeck St Smith Waponoca Monahan J. McCahey Catherine Simps Fitzgerald Ste Sumter Gus Helm McGinnis Queen of Trent Belmont Schultey Agner Tubal Weinberg Carter Bari Albert Jonnie Ola Retein Shaw Obert Dacey Randolph Lynen Norton Trish Lace Emery Yorke Chelsea St Dalry Kelso St Eee Musgrave Rei Black Oak Corneob Br. c Cesarion Eastelle Whitney Rarcht Lee King Obalt Denleigh Park St. Wel the Squire Ard Pate McDaniel Charles Oneck St George Webber King Gobalt Charlies Edward Latin America Fleischmann Tii Ia Bi McCarthy Healy Bert Gorey Honest Cahey Tony Benero Bemn Jace Nick Tompkins McKinney Banner Cotte Lynch Hannell Stewart Blaze Reeder Warrior Bryans Steele Hampton Dupes Penelle Hayes iMr Page Ts Os Bax &T Wanner Billy Bodemer Geret Daniel von Lear McDonald Gavin Weed

Eastern League results and standings summary

Eastern League action includes Newark at Montreal Jersey City at Rochester Providence at Buffalo Baltimore at Toronto first games and subsequent second games with scores across matchups. Standings for the league follow the listed games reflecting team performances and current rankings.

Newark Montreal Jersey City Rochester Providence Buffalo Baltimore Toronto

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