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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1908

Page

20

Keystone Carter Crippled in Brooklyn Handicap Controversy

Time worn report on McCarter a four year old colt linked to Knight of the Evening, struggling after a near breakdown. Discusses trainer plans and betting swings around Brooklyn Handicap contenders including King James Celt Fair Play and Jack Joyner praise for Fair Pay amid a season of tight margins and Keene’s success in Brooklyn Handicap history.

Knight Brooklyn Andrew Miller Eeene Jockey Club Vom Welsh Eecerter Iter Jack Atkin Excelsior Metropolitan Sie Belmont Fair Play Secain Cek Jack Joyner Oor Porses Hastings Fairy Gold Colins Jers Madden Ceit Wes King Zanes Celt Dee J James R. Keene Hornpipe Concoy Delhi Superman Mr. Keene Immy Rowe Jimmy Rowe Jooks Epoke

Lipton's Shamrock Disqualified After Thirty Mile Win

After a dramatic thirty mile race a dispute led to Shamrock being disqualified for fouling near the buoy. White Heather moved from second to win the main prize, Brynhild securing third as the official results. A separate Prince of Wales cup race saw Cicely win aboard Emperor William's Meteor, with Clara and Susanne noted in the lineup.

Harwich Thomas Lipton Shamrock White Heather Emi Brynhild Mii Nyria Prince of Wales Cicely Emperor William Meteor Teleman Clara Susanne

Women Golfer Contests Sparked by Handicap Row in Eastern Assoc

Members of the Women's Eastern Golf Association criticize the official handicap list as outdated and unfair. Leaders include Miss Mary B Adams, Miss Margaret Curtis, and Miss Fanny C Osgood, with remarks about recent near misses and past champions. The meeting in this city discussed officer elections and the schedule for the annual championship, considering two courses Fox Hills and Others for the future event.

Mary B. Adams Margaret Harriet Curtis Fanny C. Osgood Miter Pinehurst Julia Ri Mix Mic Adams

Celt Wins Brooklyn Handicapped Race in 1908

The Brooklyn Handicap favored Celt who opened at 12 to 1 and overtook King James to win as Fair Play and Master Robert chased in a tight stretch. Notoriously strong contenders Montgomery and Old Honesty faded, while No. Celt finished ahead, with Notter guiding the winner without whip.

Roseben's Good Race Opens Gravesend Card

Roseben won the opening handicap at Gravesend against top sprinters. Notter chased down Berry Maid to win by a short head after being pinched off. Roseben carried 120 pounds as De Mund faded. Blackford took the Expectation Stakes while Connaught Ranger edged Xebec in the last race. Poterne rose as a promising four year old mare, Mars Cassidy absent, C H Pettingill stood in, and a quip about Colin Keene’s horse Celt closed the notes.

California Montgomery C. H. Pettingill Mars Cassidy Celt King James Robert E. Dugan Mr. Belmont Old Honesty James Pessara Hope Notter Brooklyn Fair Play Master Robert Roseben Gravesend Berry Maid de Mund News Goldfinch Harry Payne Whitney Blackford Rossfenton Miller DeMund Connaught Ranger Poterne France Upton Algernon Dangerfield Colin Mr. Keene Mike Clancy Hanlicap Ben Strome Roseleaf Id. c. Johns J. Lee Forsythe Toe McCaher Cobalt Park St. le Musgrave Big Chiewcastle St Ca Miller de Mun Hainey Childreth F. Johnson King Cobalt Mazagan—Van-a-Clar Jockey High Cella Garner Wwe Leach Randolph Baxter Mombassa Kraus Gilbert - Wwe Missouri Lad Cook Tommy Waddell Ney Delaby Flavigny Atkins McCarthy Fadden McDaniel Aucassin Nia Black Oak Hyperion Rockstone Tommy Dell Br. Wg Sifford Black Venus Bettin Blackford Oweessace Whitney W. Doyle Torbellino Spreckels Patehogue St Cullen Ao Artoiak Elkwood Park St He I Lee Cellay Murphy Raynor Lois Thistle Appleby Abe E-tx Tring Lare Belmont Gilbert Dugar Emery Madden Shreve Berkeley Beverwyck St Don Creole Mr. Earle Hildreth Gorey Musgrave Celt B. c Gasner Orse Arasee Fis & Frizette Wernberg Ida D Gideon Ee. Dugan Jacobdy Iwe John Marrs McKeever I T. Koerner Raquel Bauer McCahey Triumph Schwartz Mazumaase Il i McDantel Jennings Tas Select MecGivney Ing le Gold Wormser Flora_ Annweeneee Martha Besom James B. Brady Gruupmh Frizette C. c Brady Johnson Xebec Otago Tod

Marshall Wins At Chess In Prague Masters Round

In Bohemia on June 1 Marshall the American defeated Widmar to move up in the eleventh round of the international chess masters tournament held at the exposition. Schlechter and Janowski adjourned in an even position as leaders, while Leonhardt beat Chotimirski and Duras beat Prekes. Rubinstein defeated Alapin, Teichmannne drew with Suechting, Kvila defeated Mieses, Salwe beat Treybal, and Leontieff drew with Bardeleben.

Bohemia Sease Spielmann Prague Marshall Widmar Maroczy Wwidmar Schlechter Janowski Leonhardt Chotimirski Duras Prekes Rubinstein Alapin Teichmanne Suechting Kviala Mieses Salwe Treybal Leontieff Bardeleben

Rifle Team for Bisley

The United States will compete in the Bisley rifle matches despite entry-date issues. National Rifle Association officials mailed the American entries to the Olympic committee, joining ten nations including Great Britain France and Australia. Names include Smith Winans Drain Holcomb Greene Evans De Loach and many National Guard and Navy Marine Corps marksmen.

London Bisley United States Olympic Association National Rifle Association of America Great Britain France Denmark Greece Sweden Norway Australia Finland Holland Washington James A. Crain Olympic Committee Messrs. Smith United States Navy Winans Maryland Drain Holcomb Greene Evans de Loach United States Marine Corps Hudson New York National Guard of States Martin, Sylvester and Tewes New Jersey Doll and Brass Montana Burgess Alabama Lueshner Casey and Hessen Delaware McBride Indiana Shields, Evans and Stenhammer Pennsylvania Jeffers and Berg Massachusetts Winder Benedict Lemon Richards Simon Orr South Fastiman Chisholm Eddy Emerson Ohio Johnson Idaho Bowie

Alexander Drops Out Of Felipe Cup Singles Due To Leg Injury

Frederick B. Alexander defaulted his Felipe Challenge Cup singles match after injuring his leg in the Long Island championship finals. G Lorraine Wyeth advanced by default and then beat Abraham Bassford Jr. 7-5 6-4. Other first round results included Watson, Wertheim, Puret, Phillips, Roosevelt Pell, Slocum, Palmer, and Chaves advancing or defeating opponents.

Long Island Frederick B. Alexander New York Lawn Abraham Bassford, Jr Frederick Watson, Jr Mortimer Wertheim P. Puret A. S. Moses B. M. Phillips L. M. Burt Theodore Roosevelt Pell Dr. E. Taylor G. Lorraine Wyeth Dr. A. L. Slocum Robert C. Barnes Richard H. Palmer José F. Chaves Dr. A. le Slocum

Upsets Mark Opening Round Of Staten Island Tennis

In a Staten Island Ladies' Club turf court tournament, top women players suffered surprises as Miss Marcus defeated Mrs. Chapman 6-3 6-? and Mrs. Miles overwhelmed Mrs. Pouch 6-1 6-3. Also winning were Miss Cassell, Mrs. McCarthy, and Miss Moore.

Staten Island Livingston George H. Chapman Hudson River William H. Pouch Marcus East Jersey Chapman Miss Marcus A. G. Miles Pouch Miles Clare Cassell A. H. McCarthy William A. Larned Elizabeth H. Moore

Seasick II Arrives at Epsom After Derby Bid

Seasick II lands at Epsom after a dead heat with Quintette II for the French Derby at Chantilly. The horse, said to be in excellent form, is set to run in the Derby on June 3. Betting places Seasick II at 10 to 1, while Norman III remains the favorite at 100 to 15 with Mountain Apple and Perrier close behind.

Epsom Course London W. K. Vanderbilt M. E. Deschamps Chantilly Epsom Belmont

Automobile Trade Association Elects Officers in New Year

The New York Automobile Trade Association held its annual stockholders meeting at Bryant Park Building. Officers elected for the coming year are Frank Eveland as president General John T Cutting as first vice president E C Partridge as second vice president Ben Blumenthal as treasurer and Walter R Lee as secretary and manager. Directors named include C Andrade Jr William Herradon Richard Newton C P Bkinner R B van Dyke Peter Fogarty R B Bowman and George Benn-TM.

New York Automobile Trade Association (Incorporated Ths Bryant Park Frank Eveland John T. Cutting E. C. Partridge Ben Blumenthal Walter R. Lee C. Andrade, Jr William Herradon Richard Newton C. P. Bkinner R. B. van Dyke Peter Fogarty R. B. Bowman George Benn

Moren Shuts Down Brooklyn as Phillies Edge Superbas

Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 at Washington Park. Moren allowed only two hits, including a two-base drive by Tim Jordan, while McIntyre yielded one walk and four strikeouts. Courtney and Magee delivered the decisive first inning runs for Philadelphia, with Osborn and Bramfield producing the other key hits in a tight game.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Superbas Washington Park Moren Tim Jordan McIntyre Courtney Hese Titus Sheehan Osborn Magee Bramfield Knabe Hummell Lumiey Jordan Nee Osborne A Bransfield Pattee Doolin Maloney Oj Bergen Riler and Rudderham

Eastern League results and standings update

Yesterday in the Eastern League Jersey City beat Newark 13 to 3 and Buffalo defeated Toronto 6 to 2 while Providence edged Baltimore 7 to 6 and Rochester beat Montreal 8 to 5. Standings show Montreal 17 wins 12 losses, Jersey City 16 wins 7 losses, Rochester 17 wins 14 losses, Newark 16 17, Toronto 11 13, Providence 10 17. Cleveland defeated Detroit 9 to 1 in Detroit with Rhoades Clarke for Cleveland and Summers Malloy Schmidt for Detroit credited as batteries. Sheridan umpired.

Newark Jersey City Providence Baltimore Toronto Buffalo Montreal Rochester W. G Fc Detroit Cleveland Rhoades Clarke Summers Malloy Schmidt Sheridan

Philadelphia Batterymatch Notes and Participants

Philadelphia hosted a brief battery match with teams including Washington, Plank and Powers, Washington, Smith, Cates and Street. Umpire Connolly oversaw the game as the record notes players and locations in a terse sports entry.

Philadelphia Washington Plank

New England League Results With Rain Postponement

Lawrence Lynn game postponed due to rain. Worcester edged New Bedford 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Brockton defeated Haverhill 3 to 1. Lowell beat Fall River 8 to 7.

New England Lawrence Lynn Worcester New Bedford Brockton Haverhill Lowell Fall River

Connecticut and Union League Results Summary

Connecticut League scores include Bridgeport 11 Springfield 4 and Hartford 4 Merrow 2 while New Britain and Holyoke tied 4 4. Union League shows Brooklyn 7 over Allentown 2 and Elizabeth 13 over Reading 2. In American League exhibition action Americans defeat Boston with one admission.

Ridgeport Sprinfield Wnterbury Hartford Merroe New Sivns Holyoke New Britain Brooklyn Allentown Elizabeth Reading Baseball Today American League A. N Americans Ve Boston

Yankees Beat Boston with a strong lead in race

Local baseball roundup shows New York at Boston in the American League standings. Other results list Philadelphia and Washington, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and St Louis with varying scores yesterday.

Boston York Ome Peeeesashington Indelphia Detroit Chicago St. Louis New York Philadetama Wertington Eveland Philadelphia Brooklie Cincinnati Pee P_C Bhattas Sous Chic Phil New Iphia Beeston Lote Neas Sam Wastington Pittsburg St. S Cleveland Brooklyn

Giants Fall to Boston in a Low-Scoring Affair

In Boston and at the Polo Grounds the Giants lost to the Beaneaters, with Bowerman and Dahlen starring for Boston. Chesbro dominated the New York lineup, while Ball anchored the fielding for the visitors. The series continues with two more games after a heavy week for McGraw’s men.

Giants Polo Grounds Nicklin Bridwell Herzog New York Boston Adr Abribpo Shannon Browne Tenney Bates Beaumont Dontin McGann Seymour Bowerman Needham Ritchey O Devlin Dahlen Doyle Sweeney Se. Dorner Wiltse Merkle Amaut

St Louis hosts Chicago in 2-0 scoreless baseball thriller

At St. Louis R H E Chicago 2 0 .62s222-00 TrooOaoo TE O00 CY E 1 St. Louis 2 LroLZO0LO0CC S WW 4 Batteries Chicago Owen Manuel Walsh Shaw Sullivan St. Louis Graham Petty Bailey Spencer Umpires Hurst Evans

St. Louis R. H. E. Chicago Chicago Owen Manuel Walsh Shaw

State League Results Highlight Regional Scores

Binghamton beats A. J. and G. 5 to 0 while Syracuse and Utica combine for 2 and Albany defeats Wilkes Barre Scranton and Troy in a compact regional tally.

Binghamton A. J Syracuse Utica Albany Wilkes-Barre, Scranton Troy

Gravesend Racing Weather and Track Update

Weather clear at Gravesend with a fast track conditions noted. Runners prepared for a day of swift times and tight sprints as turf and dirt surfaces respond to dry, bright conditions.

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