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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1909

Page

11

Racing and sports mix of Belmont Park and beyond

The Westchester Racing Association spring meeting at Belmont Park signals racing's steady revival post Agnew-Hart law with strong crowds at Belmont and Gravesend. King James wins the Brooklyn Handicap, King James and Celt eyed for Suburban Handicaps. Sweep shines in National Stallion Stakes and polo, baseball, and American cup chatter follow across England and America.

Westchester Racing Association Belmont Park Gravesend King James Brooklyn Brooklyn Jockey Club

Bermuda Awaits American Fleet Arrival At Sea Race

Bermuda yachtsmen await the American fleet of sailing and power boats starting from Graves End Bay. Weather remains unsettled with a strong westerly wind and rain. The pilot boat Guard will serve as mark boat near St. David's Head two miles off, weather permitting, Monday. The motor boats are expected to finish Tuesday, with last year’s winner Ailsa Craig noted for reference.

Hamilton Bermuda Gravesend Bay St. David's Head Ailsa Craig

Wentworth Triumphs In Front Running Show at Riverside

New York horsemen watched wary as Beau Catcher and Wentworth raced along a muddy stretch under a drying sun, with Wentworth edging ahead by a nose and then pulling away in a later heat. Lucy the mare and Lemon Girl added surprise, while Composer and Torreon clashed in a high spirited series of brushes, ending with Fleming’s gray ahead.

New York Beau Catcher Samuel McMillan Wentworth Charles Weiland Sidewalk Brigade Weiland Mr. Welland Hugh C. Riley Lucy Philip Heiperhausen Lemon Girl Composer Andrew Crawford Torreon Ike Fleming Mr. Fleming Mr. Crawford

Cornell Crew Changes Trim Navy Ranks in Regatta Shakeup

Ithaca N Y June 6 Commodore Clark of the Cornell navy who rowed in Hudson regattas for three years was dropped from the training table today by coach Courtney. Hollister Sanger Seagraves and Day are out temporarily with Backus and Stevens taking their places. Backus is a leading candidate to succeed Clark as commodore at this week’s election.

Ithaca N. Y Commodore Clark Cornell Navy Hudson Courtney Hollister Sanger Seagraves Day Harvard Backus Stevens Clark

Baseball Today at American League Park

The Americans host the Detroit Tigers at 4 00 P M at American League Park in an American League matchup. Detroit visits the park for a mid afternoon game.

Baseball Today American League Park Detroit

Giants Crush Cardinals 12 1 In Big League Game

Giants dominate Cardinals with heavy hitting as Wiltse shines in six innings. Lush hammered early by New York in sixth. Meyers drives in three bases on a three bagger. Giants push to 12 runs before leaving for Chicago where Mathewson will start the opener.

St. Louis Giants Cardinals New York Wiltse Lush Hulswitt Bridwell Johnny Lush Murray O'hara Devlin Meyers Byrne Kenetchy Evans Hulswitz Tenny Doyle McCormick Chief Meyers O’hara Higgins Tenney Chicago Mathewson

Standings and results from baseball league races

National League schedule today includes New York at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Yesterday New York beat St Louis 12 to 1. Chicago beat Philadelphia in 12 innings. Cincinnati won both games against Brooklyn 5 3 and 4 3. Standings show Philadelphia 17 6 36 percent, Brooklyn 16 54, St Louis 17 511, Boston 12, American League today Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia. No games scheduled. League standings list Detroit 27 13 675, Philadelphia 23 16, New York 21, Boston 21 19.

Giants Philadelphia Brooklyn St. Louis Cardinals McGraw Cubs New York Chicago Boston Cincinnati Pittsburg W. L Detroit Washington Cleveland P.C. W St. Louis A Clevela

Brooklyn Going Down Superbabs Lose Twice

Brooklyn lost two games to Cincinnati this afternoon as Cincinnati won 4 to 1 in the second game after an 8 to 2 decision in the opener. Oakes suffered a concussion and will miss several days. The action featured late scores and key plays including a winning rally in the eleventh.

Cincinnati Brooklyn Scanlon Rescher Egan Lobert Mitchell McLean Oakes

Chicago Triumphs Over Philadelphia In Extra Innings

Chicago won 1 to 0 over Philadelphia in the twelfth inning in a pitching duel between Reulbach and Moore. Evers started the decisive frame with a single, Dooin’s error allowed Sheckard on base, Hofman’s clean hit scored Evers, and the winning run came with none out. Two-base hit by Sheckard and a string of key plays sealed the game.

Ewing Cincinnati Sears Brooklyn Hummel Mitchell Alperman Hoblitzell Lennox Rucker Reacher Lennos Kustus McLean Dalle Dubue Hescher O'Day Kiem Chicago Philadelphia Reulbach Moore Evers Dooin Sheckard Hofman Grant Moran Titus Tinker Cusack and Johnstone

Van Haltren Released as Oakland Manager

George Van Haltren, recently deposed as Oakland Coast League manager, was released for being too old for further service. A famed New York baseball star, he played in the National League from 1887 to 1904 with Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and New York Giants, staying until 1904 before John McGraw’s arrival.

The Tribune San Francisco George van Haltren New York Pittsburg Baltimore Giants John McGraw

Fords Lead In Ocean to Ocean Race

Bloomington June 6 The Ford team shows strong organization with relays of agents guiding the route from New York to Chicago and onward. They report on time at Chicago and are four hours ahead of Acme and Shawmut, six hours ahead of Itala, while other cars stray on clay roads causing delays.

the Tribune Bloomington New York Chicago Acme Shawmut Itala St. Louis Springfield Pontiac

Train For Dogs On London Manchester Run

A Harper's Weekly report describes a special kennel coach train for the London to Manchester route during the great dog show. The five hour journey included steam heated vans, straw mattresses, water, dog biscuits, and light meat scraps. Owners could ride and inspect their prize pets, with dogs taken aboard at Way stations for show-bound travelers.

London Manchester Way Harper's Weekly

Clarke Out of Race at Vailsburg Track Duel Fails to Materialize

Five thousand spectators at Newark Vailsburg track watched as Clarke missed the handicap due to a punctured tire, while Kramer did not compete. Edward Rupprecht edged Floyd MacFarland in the Australian pursuit, and Percy Lawrence struggled yet won the five mile handicap. Other results include Dro bach taking the two mile invitation and Magin Jokus prevailing in the two thirds mile open.

King James Brooklyn James R. Keene Celt Coney Island Jockey Club Sheepshead Bay Keene Jimmy Rowe Commando Cohort Colin Fair Play Notter Mr. Keene Sweep Vailsburg Newark Kramer Jackie Clarke Clarke Edward Rupprecht Floyd MacFarland MacFarland Percy Lawrence California Magin Jokus National Turn Verein Lawrence Fred GG West San Francisco T. Smith Teddy Billington Frank J. Kramer East Orange Cratch Floyd A. MacFarland San Jose Cal Peter Drobach Boston Menusdell Lynbrook W. Is Mitten Davenport Iowa al Halstead Sacramento N. M. Anderson Denmark Jacob Magin NT. V. W Ernest Jokus Frank L. Kramer Ast Orange Joe Fogler F. Root John Bedell Lynbrock

Flanagan wins hammer with world record at Bricklayers games

John J. Flanagan of the Irish American Athletic Club defeats rival Matt McGrath of New York A C in the 16 pound hammer, setting a world record 174 ft 2 1 2 in at Celtic Park Long Island City. Flanagan leads McGrath by over ten feet as A.A.U. eligibility is in doubt.

John J. Flanagan Flanagan McGrath Amateur Athletic Union Dan Ahearn Ahearn Tom Collins Collins E. Smith Mohawk Athletic Club Ft. Reynolds F. J Reynolds W. J. Cooke Mohawk A J. J. McSweeney A. C Frank Retley W. de Baum Mohawk A. C Frank Wright A. Pepis Clark House A. A C. Webb WC. Robbins J. E. Bell Finneran Sweeny A.C W. Burke Matt Haven McLoughlin Loughlin Lyceum Charles Doherty J. Mary J. Mary’s T. A. C. (6 feet), second, actual jump of #4 ft. 4% In.; S. von Elling J. J. Flanagan Martin J Sheridan Matt J. McGrath New York A.C T. E B. Nelson Fred Lorz Phil Lorz J. Devine Fr. McCullough T. E Nelson

Trinity Club Holds Its Games in Brooklyn Meet

The Trinity Club of Brooklyn held its first monthly games with about seventy-five athletes across six events. J McCarrick won the two mile handicap, ahead of Guerin, after leading earlier. other event winners included P Lyons in the 100 yard dash, F Hanlon in the 300 yard run, J J Rowan in the 440 yard novice, J Oneil in the half mile, and W Cook with a broad jump of 21 ft 7 in.

Trinity Club Brooklyn J. McCarrick A. C. Cavagnaro Guerin McCarrick P. Lyons W. Cook J. Bohan F. Hanlon G. Sweeney F. Stephenson J. J. Rowan J. Oroho Gurkin J. O'Neitl J.weisserman W. Dillman R. T. Biggs J. Patton R. Scote

Detroit Beats Perth Amboy In Exhibition 9 To 2

Detroit, an American League team, defeated Perth Amboy 9 to 2 in an exhibition game. Cobb was spiked in the foot sliding to second in the seventh but remained in the game. Batteries were Wilson and Beckendorf for Detroit and Waiks and Killifer for Perth Amboy.

Perth Amboy N. J Cobb

Yankee Colts Defeat Xavier A A at Manhattan Field

The Yankee Colts beat Xavier A A 19 to 4 at Manhattan Field yesterday. Joe Doyle started and pitched six innings, allowing three hits and striking out eight while retiring the side through the fifth. Hal Chase relieved him, maintaining the shutout quality as the game stayed a clear win for the Colts. The Xavier A A team represented Kid Carsey's Manhattans. The score by innings follows:

Yankee Colts Bavier A. A Manhattan Field Joe Doyle Colts Hal Chase Xavier A. A Carsey Manhattans

Busy Golf Week with Women Aim at Baltusrol and Exchanges

A busy golf week features the fourth annual Women's Eastern Golf Association championship at Baltusrol on Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by intercity matches among Boston Philadelphia and local teams. The Wykgylee Club hosts a 36 hole purse event at Fox Hills, while the Eastern Professional Golfers' Association holds its annual meeting. Notable players include Miss Hurley Miss Mix Miss Bishop and the returning Travers whose British form sparks talk of a possible Open bid.

Boston Philadelphia Wykagylee Club Alec Smith Isaac Mackie Fox Hills Mackie Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association Osgood Brookline Curtis Essex County Mary B. Adams Wollaston Kate Hurley Fail River Julia R. Mix Englewood Georgianna Bishop Brookelawn

Entry List Complete for Crown Point Race Cup and Indiana Trophy

Chicago June 6 twelve high power racing machines entered for the Cobe Cup on June 19 over the Crown Point Indiana course under the Chicago Automobile Club. Sixteen lighter cars listed for the Indiana Trophy on June 18 with entries closing yesterday. Car camps are being established as crews study the circuit. entries include Buick and Stoddard-Dayton teams plus Locomobile, Chalmers-Detroit, Renault, Marion, and Ford among others with drivers named or noted as not named.

Chicago Crown Point Ind Chicago Automobile Club Chalmers-Detroit Buick L. Strang Chevrolet R. Burman Stoddard-Dayton C. Engleddeck B. Miller Knox A. Dentsoms W. Bourque Fiat E. A. Hearne Apperson H. Lytle Locomobile G Robertson J. Florida Moon P. Wells Ie Strang G. Dewitt H. Tuttle Stoddard Dayton G. Robertson A. Poole Chalmers Detroit Corbin Ford Fal A. Pierce Renault A. Greiner Marion H. Stutz A. Monson

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