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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1909

Page

2

Hilarious Romps Home In Belmont Park Withers Stakes Victory

James R. Keene’s Hilarious defeated Joe Madden and Fayette in the Withers Stakes at Belmont Park. Butwell rode Tim Pippin to win the Gentlemen's Cup for M. J. Cromwell. Other races noted include Waldo’s fourth straight win and Sanctus’s victory in the Greater New York Steeplechase at Gravesend.

James R. Keene Joe Madden Fayette Belmont Park Gravesend Butwell Guy Burns Burne Morris Park Henry ‘Spencer Commando Beau Gallant John E. Madden Salvadore Hilarious August Belmont Practical Priscillian Robert Taylor Mr. Carle Tim Pippin Tommy Wright L. Harrison Waldo Pienides Salama Sam Doggett Angerona Dullcare Paul J. Rainey Sanctus New York Jimmy Lane Riverpool St. Leonards Harry S. Page Oak Lawn Ealways Rio Grande

First Arrest at Gravesend Racetrack Under Anti Bookmaking Law

Emanuel Diamond, 30, of West 6th Street, was arrested at Gravesend racetrack yesterday for recording a bot bottom violation of the Agnew Hart law against book making. Detective Daniel Refliv led the arrest. Diamond was taken to Comey Island police station and to be arraigned at Adams Street Court today.

Emanuel Diamond Th Street Gravesend Daniel Refliv Russell Diamond Comey Island Adams Street Court

Yankees Lose To White Sox In Record Crowd At Park

The Yankees fall 5 to 3 to the Chicago White Sox before a record crowd of about 21 000 at the park. Chesbro struggled early, Warhop and relief work by Cree shape late innings as Vaughn Klineow Knight and Dougherty spark Chicago while Knight's two hits and a ground rule controversy highlight a tense afternoon.

Yankees White Sox Frank Farrell Mr. Brush Frank Smith Chesbro New York Warhop Stallings Jack Knight Jimmy Austin Knight Laporte Chicago Vaughn Princeton Kleinow Purtell Collegian Hughes Jack Chesbro Robeshell Demmitt Keeler Balla Elberfeld Engle Pat Dougherty Chase Tannehill Dougherty Atz Emele Pat Hahn White Kiernow Pater

Fall racing plans announced by Jockey Club chief

August Belmont Jr. told Gravesend crowd that all major racing associations will run fall meetings with dates to be set by the Jockey Club. Westchester has approved its stake program while other groups prepare their plans. If attendance remains strong, profits are expected despite the Belmont Stakes carrying substantial value.

August Belmont Jockey Club Gravesend Westchester Racing Association Belmont Coney Island Jockey Club Sheepshead Bay Matt J. Winn Empire City Racing Association Yonkers James Butler Belmont Park

Standings and Results From Today in Baseball

Standings and results from both leagues are listed. New York beat Cincinnati 2 to 0 and Philadelphia defeated St Louis 3 2. Pittsburg led Brooklyn 10 to 1 and Chicago edged Boston 2 to 0. American League notes include Chicago 5 New York 3 and Philadelphia 4 St Louis 1, with Detroit 6 Washington 2 and Boston 0 Cleveland 4.

New York Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Chicago Pittsburg Brooklyn Washington Detroit Cleveland Ww. L. B.C

Princeton Edges Yale in Ten Innings For Baseball Triumph

Princeton Tigers rally in the tenth inning to beat Yale Bulldogs 3 to 2 in ten innings at Cambridge. Merritt and White pitched well. Murphy led Yale with four hits while Cunningham and Pitman starred for Princeton. The win follows a Yale victory in New Haven, with an extra game to be played in New York next Tuesday.

the Tribune Princeton N. J Tigers Yale New Haven New York Blue New Haven Prett Murphy White Jefferson Mallory Merritt Cunningham Fels Pitman Logan van Vieck Bailen Dawson Warwick Philbin Reed Myer Sides Balle Kalila O'Laughliin

Colin May Not Race This Year in England Start

James R. Keene vice chairman of the Jockey Club said Colin may not race in England this year after training well. Ballot, son of Vater who won Suburban Handicap, may run in the Royal Hunt Cup or Ascot Gold Cup if fit. Hilarious did not win Carlton Stakes as Jimmy Rowe couldn't push him due to a heavy track. Butwell eased him late.

James R. Keene Jockey Club Gravesend Colin Pastorella England Keene Ballot Vater Mr. Keene Hilarious Jimmy Rowe Butwell

Morris High Defeats Commercial High in Opening PSAL Game

Morris High School of The Bronx beat Commercial High School of Brooklyn 5 to 2 in the first of a three game PSAL series at American League Park yesterday morning. Yule pitched well for Morris with 16 strikeouts and three hits allowed. Commercial’s Greene fared well despite eight errors behind him.

Morris High School Bronx Commercial High School Brooklyn Public School Athletic League American League Park Yule Morris High Pete Greene Pancoast Commercial High Elliffe Washington Park Commercial Abribpoa Nixon Williams Belden T. John Bascom Driscoll Polley O O Haaren Morris Dahlinger Morrin Rayer Wendell St. John Grossman Greene Dietrich

Amherst Beats Brown 3 to 1 on Bunched Sixth Inning

Amherst defeated Brown 3 to 1 as three hits in the sixth inning fueled the win. McClure starred with four strikeouts and three Amherst hits. Clarke struggled, War ner replaced him in the seventh, and Brown was outclassed in all phases.

the Tribune Amherst Mass Brown McClure Clarke Warner

Pennsylvania Tigers Clinch 4 2 Victory Over Carlisle Indians

Pennsylvania came from the first inning lead to defeat Carlisle Indians 4 to 2 at Franklin Field. Schultz earned a standout 12 strikeouts for Pennsylvania while pairing with Cossens behind the plate and Hayes at bat. Umpire Haskins officiated the game.

Pennsylvania Schultz and Cossens Gary Hayes Haskins PaOane

Williams Defeats Vermont 2 1 In Close Campus Baseball

Williamstown Massachusetts June 12 Williams beats University of Vermont 2 to 1 in a well played game. Williams bunches hits at key moments to secure the win. Score by innings Williams 001 070 63 Vermont 0 90000001 1562 Batteries Templeton Oakley Collins Burrington Time 2 15 Umpire Jones.

Williamstown Maas Williams University of Vermont Purple RH. E. Williams Bees Vermont Templeton and Oakley Collins Burrington Jones Maenee Washington Detroit Groom Milan Browne

Tigers Lose Another Game as Groom Shuts Detroit

Washington beat Detroit 6 to 2 with Groom limiting Detroit to four hits. Leary and Donohue powered Washington with two base hits while Summers lasted seven frames. In Philadelphia, Bender led the Athletics to a 4 to 1 win over St. Louis as Powell exited early.

Washington Detroit Browne McIntyre Enroy Bush Crawford Delehanty Donahue Milan M'riarty Unglaub O.O' Leary McBride Schaefer Street Schmidt Groom Stanage C¢ Summers Sugges Rossman

Montgomery Beaten in Canada at Blue Bonnets

The Royal Handicap drew a large crowd at Blue Bonnets Montreal where Stanley Fay won at 6 to 1. Handbridge finished second and Guy Fisher third as Montgomery from New York failed to reach the leaders in the mile and a quarter race, time 2 05.

Montreal Blue Bonnets Montreal Jockey Club Childreth Montgomery New York Stanley Fay Handbridge Guy Fisher

Fordham Defeats Holy Cross 3–0 in Worcester Baseball

Opportune hitting and opponent errors propelled Fordham to a 3 to 0 victory over Holy Cross in Worcester this afternoon. The game details highlight Fordham's timely hits and miscues by Holy Cross as the deciding factors.

Worcester Mass Fordham Holy Cross

Cleveland Defeats Boston 4 to 0 in Large-Crowd Game

Cleveland beat Boston 4 to 0 in a June day game with strong pitching by Stahl before injury, Walter finishing. A large Boston crowd watched as Berger and Bemis held the line and Cicotte pitched for the losing side. Umpires Evans and Perrin.

Boston Cleveland Stahl Walter Berger and Bemis Cicotte Vegan Evans and Perrin

Unclear match scores from New England teams

The OCR shows multiple game fragments with teams Northampton Waterbury Springfield New Britain Hartford New Haven Holyoke Bridgeport and Holyoke again. Scores listed include 1 94 7 7 2 6 2 4 3. The readable items suggest a series of early round results with Bridgeport and Holyoke appearing in several lines.

Northampton Waterbury Springfield New Britain Hartford New Haven Holyoke Bridgeport

Giants get revenge as Matty shines again

The Giants defeated the Reds 9 to 8 in Cincinnati as Christy Mathewson dominated, allowing only four hits and striking out seven. Ewing and Matty dueled in a tense fifth, while Bescher and Lobert made stellar plays in the outfield. Oakes threw out two at the plate, and McGraw swapped Meyers to catch before back to the bench.

Tribune Cincinnati Giants Reds Mathewson Clark Beils Downey Matty Cincinnati Rooters Ewing Bescher Egan Admiral Schleif New York McGraw Chief Meyers Schier New York Star Deving Bridwell Meyers Devlin Oakes Doyle O'Hara Lobert Meyer Miller Rowan Herzog Murray

Pirates Roll To Twelfth Straight Victory Over Superbas

Pittsburg defeated the crippled Brooklyn Superbas 8 to 1 to extend its winning streak to twelve. Wilhelm pitched for Brooklyn and Cammins for Pittsburg, with three early runs helped by Wilhelm and McMillan errors. The Pirates seized momentum in the first inning and held the lead the rest of the game.

Pittsburg Superbas Pirates Wilhelm Brooklyn Cammins McMillan

Boston Shut Out by Kroh as Chicago Errors Fail

Chicago was blanked by Kroh who pitched brilliantly and benefited from solid defense. Hofman was hit by a pitch to start Chicago's threat in the first inning, then scored on a steal and a single. Kroh doubled in the eighth and scored on sacrifices as Sweeney’s wild throw helped seal the shutout. Battieries Kroh Moran Tuckey Gra ham. Umpires Rigler Truby.

ChiCago Boston Kroh Hofman Sweeney

Philadelphia Tops St Louis 3 2 In Rain-Soaked Tilt

Philadelphia defeated St Louis 3 to 2 in heavy grounds after a shayer pregame. Moren held St Louis to two hits while Deotn misplayed a throw allowing two runs. Batteries Moren and Doom for Philadelphia Salles Moore Bresnahan for St Louis umpired by Emslie and O’Dar.

St. Louis Philadelphia Shayer Moren Deotn St. Lou's St. Lou Doom Salles Moore Bresnahan Emslie O’dar

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