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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1908

Page

20

Saratoga Opens With Busy Scene Despite Cooler Weather

The Saratoga Racing Association launched midsummer meetings with a lively opening day. Sheriff Brad ley enforced the new bookmaking law while Pinkertons aided, but no arrests occurred. Notables such as August Belmont Jr and John Sanford attended as racing surged with Edward winning the Fresh Stakes and Danoscare claiming the mile and a quarter Saratoga Handicap after a late challenge.

Tribune Safeters Saratoga Racing Association Richard Canfield Sheriff Bradley Brackett Justice Bischoff Pinkertons Bradley Sheepshead Bar Brighton Beach F. R. Hitchcock Feld James R. Keene Harry Payne Whitner Mr. Keene Stephen Sanford John Sanford State Racing Commission Herman B. Duryea J. Harry Alexandre August Belmont, Jr Thomas Hitchcock Andrew Miller Woodford City Sheepshead Bay John E. Madden Edward R. T. Wilson Strike Out Torbellino Practical Priscillian H. B. Curyea Essely Bon Homme Saratoga Monfort F. R Hitchcock Dandelion Mohawk III Danoseara J. F. Madden King James Danoscare Morfort McCeher Far West Danoscara Running Water McCarter J. Lee Moorish King Thamas Hitchcock, Jr Woodcraft Tarret Jacobite Alethena Filp Flap Harry Payne Whitney Hamburg

Saratoga Race Summaries Brief First Race

Six furlongs time 1:18 percent winner Octagon Wood Xymph owned by T Hitchcock. Jockey Wr Start Str Fin Jocker x Wooteratt 96 3 1 percent 1 percent Sweet 5ca 2 Jacobite 120 22 percent 2 WNotter 10 Alethea 118183E Dugsn 10 Second Race Selling steeplechase four-year-olds up 404 added about two rolls start good won easily time 4:36 percent winner b by Cano rus Andrisa owner Chelsea Stable

Octagon T. Hitchcock Jocker Wooteratt Canorus—Andrisa Chelsea Stable Canvaz Bosdwee Stesimmacher T. O'Brien Sossene Farreil the Flash Piaudit—Passan J. E. Madden St. Etna McCahey Ae McDante Sweet A Mucare McCarthy Chaffinch Gilbert Sandpiper E. Dugan Een Homme Turan Notter Gadm Eleanor Ch. c R. Montpelier Stable Bettin A. Weber St . Forse H. Smith Pe McCahey Orman Powell Keene Musgrave

Giants Use Their Bats as Yankees Fight in Vain

In a long extra inning affair at Cleveland Orth outlasted Berger as Cleveland defeated New York 3 to 2 in fourteen innings. Lajoie delivered the deciding run with two singles and a sacrifice in the fourteenth. Berger fanned twelve but took the loss while Orth was tough after the fifth.

Giants Yankees Cleveland Orth Berger Highlanders Lajoie Conroy Altizer Hinchman Bradley Delehanty Bemis New York J. Clarke Keeler Turner Q/Chase Hemphill Stovall Blair Moriarity Keller Chase Sheridan Egan

Show Horses Unruly Women Hurt In Ring at Monmouth Show

At the Monmouth County horse show in New Jersey, riders faced a chaotic scene as several horses refused jumps and unseated their riders. Mrs. Julien Morris rode Keswick to blue in a tough class. Miss Caroline Bryce won on Ardsley. Miss Kate Hensman suffered injuries after a fall when Centennial balked at a water jump.

N. J Monmouth County Julien Morris Edwin H. Weatherbee Keswick Miss Hensman George Watson, Jr Lightfoot Jim” Russell George Watson George Chipchase Hilchester Topola Beatrice Frothingham Cr. W. Watson Norena White Heather Fairmount Farms Lady Baltimore Virginia Maryland Lord Baltimore Paul A. Lorg Helen Miller C. W. Watson Doncaster Model Miss Laden Alfred G. Vanderbilt Sir James Mr. Vanderbilt Polly Prim Peggy My Maryland II Paul A. Sorg G. Vanderbilt Mel Valley Wonder Wonderland Charles H. Wilson R. P. MacGranh Miss Schwartz Elsinore Farm Beatrice Smith John Doyle Prince Charming Prince Albert Paul A Selby R. G Fatty Bates M. L. Schwartz P. Lehman Soran L. Frank Rufus L. Patterson Ci G. Durham Udo M. Flaishman Ch .m. Mayo Secon Bsg Paul A Sorg Howlett Pere Alfred G Vanderbilt B. m. Polly Prim Tonzo Sauvage B. G. Grand Duke B . Kathryn R. P. McGranh B. G Newsboy J. Campbell Thompson B. G. Gold Leaf Timore Alfred Oeeee Wanda Tonawanda Hawk Laden Br. G. Wanda Br. m. Tonawanda Ter Hauck Nie Ch Guggenheimer Alvin Ermyer Bik

Wright and Little Show Form In Eastern Tennis

Wright and Little win two matches in the Eastern lawn tennis doubles at Longwood. They beat Anderson and Jones 6-3 6-3 1-6 6-3 and then Doyle and Doyle 7-8 6-2 8-8 as the event advances to the fourth round with notable net play from both sides.

Boston Beals C. Wright R. D. Littie Longwood Cricket Club F. G. Anderson J. L. Jones Providence Wright Little H. E Co. B Doyle Washington Doyle Co. M. Bull, Jr New York S. F. Wise Wise F. B. Alexander F. J. Sulloway Sulloway Alexander Longwood Spas Westfall Bull Whitney Reggio Bowie Colston Anderson Jones Rhodes Johnson Larned Wrenn Holt Foster Swastzer Imp— Ton

Washington at Chicago 5 4 final score report

Washington batteries include Tannehill Hughes and Street facing Chicago pitchers White Walsh and Gullivan. Umpires O Loughlin and Hurst. Chicago 66 Washington 47 in a contested game with unclear line details and partial OCR lettering.

Chicago RH. EB Washington Wee Tannehill Hughes Street White Walsh and Gullivan O'Loughlin and Hurst

St Louis Beats Philadelphia 5 to 1 in Match

In St Louis the game ended St Louis 5 Philadelphia 1. Notable players include Bt. Toni, patekane 92001200x-571 and batteries by Howell and Spencer for St Louis and Dygert and Smith for Philadelphia. Umpire Connolly officiated.

St. Louis R. HB Bt Tonia Patekane Philadelphia Howell and Spencer Dygert and Smith Connolly

Superbas Defeat Pirates at Washington Park 2 to 0

Brooklyn pitchers Bell and Leever shut out Pittsburgh as Bergen and Maloney spark the offense. Hummel and Lewis deliver runs in the third and sixth while Bergen’s catching and defensive plays key the victory. Cubs win elsewhere leaving Chicago four back.

Superbas Pittsburg Washington Park Brooklyn Pirates Chicago Cubs Bell Bergen Bracina Wagner Young Leever Ruperbas Maloney Swadina Burch Hummel Alperman Lewis Thomas Patter Oj Leach Clarke Abba Chio Gibson Ginabe Bell Oaee Dees Tui

Trials for power boats today in Huntington Bay

Two more trial races for selecting three power boats as defenders of the Harmsworth Cup are set off Huntington Bay off the Chateau des Beaux Arts. Races begin at 10 59 a m and 2 3 p m with Autowin I S owned by B J Webster and Den owned by J H Hoadley both ready. Dixie I L winner of the first trial is muffler being replaced and will be fit for Saturday’s international race. Wolseley Siddeley and Daimler II to have trials after American boats. Wolseley Siddeley reputedly 400 hp and Daimler II 680 hp. The Saturday race at 2 30 p m will have course kept clear by revenue cutters.

Huntington Bay Chateau Des Beaux Arts Walter Bieling Motor Boat Club of America Autowin B. J. Webster Boston Commodore J. H. Hoadley Den Dixie IL Noel M. Robins Duke of Westminster Wolseley-Siddeley New York Alfred George Fentman Lord Howard de Walden Daimler II Louis Bustanby Wolseley-Siddelay

Philadelphia Rout Cincinnati 5 to 0 in debut

Philadelphia wins 5 to 0 behind strong pitching and solid defense. McQuillian and Doom star for Philadelphia while Cincinnati’s Doescher and Schieri struggle at the plate. Umpires Klein and Hulswitt preside at the game.

Philadelphia Cincinnati Philadephia R. H. EL McQuillian Doom Doescher Schiei Klein and Hulswitt

Double Victory for Cubs at Boston Baseball Game

Chicago 104238000 23 17 Boston 61060600021 48 Batteries Chicago Reusbach Moran Fraser Marshall Heston Dorner Boulten Ferguson Bowerman. Second game RE Chicago s2 0 000200801 6 11 1 Boston 2 24 20 0000300003 1 Batteries Chicago Pfeister Kling Overall Moran Eneston McCarthy Ferguson Smith. Umpire Rigler.

Boston Chicago Reusbach Moran Fraser Marshall Heston Dorner Boulten Ferguson Bowerman Pfeister Kling Overall Eneston McCarthy Smith Rigler

Local scores and cities in a compact tally

A brief sports style tally lists Troy five losses? Utica two, Albany one, Elmira one, Binghamton four, Wilkes Barre one, Syracuse three, Scranton left with one. The fragmentary record shows a regional sequence of numbers tied to each city.

Troy Utica Albany Elmira Binghamton Wilkes-Barre Syracuse Scranton

Belgians beat Cambridge in Olympic eight heat

Belgian crew defeated Cambridge in the fourth heat at Henley and advance to face Leander in the final. Leander earned a final berth by beating Argonauts of Canada. Blochstaffe of England beat German rival Von Gaga in single sculls, leaving Belgians as the regatta’s sole foreign entrants.

Henley Cambridge Leander Argonaut Canada Blochstaffe von Gaga

Mrs Barger Defeats Miss Iselin In Lawn Tennis Final

Newport July edition reports Mrs Edna Barger won the women's handicap lawn tennis final at the Casino defeating Miss Nora Iselin 7-5 1-8 6-2. The match was closely fought until Iselin tired late.

the Tribune Newport, R. I Edna Barger Nora Iselin

Connecticut League results and New England League scores

Meriden defeated New Britain 2 to 1 in the first game and lost 7 to 1 in the second. Hartford edged Bridgeport 4 to 3. Waterbury beat Holyoke 7 to 8 while Springfield topped New Haven 6 to 1. In the New England League Haverhill blanked Lawrence 6 to 0, Worcester beat Fall River 4 to 3, New Bedford won 6 to 5 over Lowell, and Lynn and Brockton finished 0 to 0 in 15 innings due to darkness.

Connecticut Meriden New Britain Hartford Bridgeport Waterbury Holyoke Springfield New Haven New England Haverhill Lawrence Worcester Fall River New Bedford Lowell Lynn Brockton

Giants Host Pain Grounds Baseball at 4 P M

Giants play the Pain Grounds today at 4 p m with admission set at 50 cents. St Louis on the schedule headline looks to draw local fans to the game.

Giants St. Louis

Eastern League games and standings summary

Newark and Baltimore split a doubleheader with Rochester while Providence edged Montreal in 13 innings. Scores today include Toronto 2 Jersey City 1 in 12, Newark 5 Buffalo 5, Baltimore 5 Rochester 3 in game one and 4 Rochester in game two. Standings show Providence 57, Baltimore 39, Newark 45, Toronto 45, Jersey City 54, Buffalo 40, Rochester 46, Montreal 36, Montreal 36. Detroit beat Boston behind Killian Schmidt, with Evans umpiring.

Newark Buffalo Providence Montreal Baltimore Rochester Toronto Jersey City Lee

Automobiles Times Auto Dealers on Broadway

Automobile ads show deals at New and used car dealers on Broadway street with pricing lines and contact details. Listings mention models and specials across 1599 to 1601 Broadway locations.

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