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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1908

Page

17

The Future of Racing in This State Faces Decision Soon

The future of racing in this state may be decided within the next three or four weeks as racing interests hope to weather Albany’s adverse legislation. If credit betting remains allowed, admissions could rise and purses adjust, while the Jockey Club and associations will enforce the new law to protect patrons and preserve the sport.

Albany Jockey Club James R. Keene H. K. Knapp Schuyler L. Parsons Francis R. Hitchcock Herman B. Duryea Harry Payne Whitney R. T. Wilson, Jr Gravesend Coney Island Jockey Club Sheepshead Bay Coney Island H. B. Duryvea Samuel Emery Master Robert J. L. McGinnis Frank Gill F. BR. Hitchcock Sam Hildren Montgomery August Belmont Colin Celt Brooklyn Ballot Fair Play Running Water Maeter Robert Jack Fair Play

Trinity Ath Club wins Brooklyn point trophy at Ulmer Park

Trinity Athletic Club of Brooklyn won the point trophy at Brooklyn Athletic Club games at Ulmer Park, defeating Acorn by one point. F. L. Stephen won the 100 and 200 yard dashes. P. Lorz of Mohawk won the 149 yard handicap. Eddie Carr of Xavier quit four hundred yards from home amid handicaps. Mohawk’s Gossing narrowly won the %-yard handicap.

Trinity Athletic Club Brooklyn Brooklyn Athletic Club Ulmer Park Trinity Acorn Athletic Association F. L. Stephen Trinity Club P. Lorz Mohawk Athletic Club Eddie Carr Xavier Athletic Association Gossing J. McDowell Pastime Athletic Club H. J. Anderson N. A. Kelray Joughlin Lyceum A. Stensen Stephenson Trinity Juy BR. Held Cordon Hoare S Sarde G. G. Derland Pastime Athletic Clot Yardes Stephene W. Powers Catherine Club Recond RE. Wastime Oven J. J. Heimer Wo Mitman Yronintah Econd J. Keller H. Geesing Mohan Athletic Club Wondy Flerg Mohawk Atte Sariss A. Ryland Mohawk Athletic Club Obermeier Sareral Athletic Club

Big Golf Tournament at Fox Hills Club

Staten Island golf championship planned for Fox Hills in Clifton on June 2 and 27. Qualifying round at eighteen holes with multiple prized cups and medals. Notable players like Walter J. Travis and Jerome Travers may participate. Conflicts noted with Nassau and Hudson River events. Nassau course praised for recent scores by Alec Smith.

Staten Island Fox Hills Golf Club Clifton Walter J. Travis Jerome Travers H. J. Wigham Fox Hills Club United States Golf Association Greens Committee America Nassau Alec Smith Smith New Brunswick Golf Club New Brunswick Trenton Suburban Elizabeth Flushing Golf Club Tracy Smith M. A. Wilson N. N. Williamson A. Kirkpatrick C. T. Letson K. R. Wilson R. A. Smith C. A. McCormick

Golfers from Hudson River tourney and club matches loom

Harry Barker and Jack Jolly joined Isaac Mackie and Jack Pearson for a two round foursome at Richmond County and Fox Hills, each side finishing 1 up at Fox Hills. The Hudson River circuit plans prizes, cups, and a Briarcliff trophy for morning defeats, with Forest Hill hosting the East Jersey League event amid a six thousand yard Forest Hill course makeover and a busy schedule for New Brunswick and Suburban Club matches.

Harry Barker Garden City Golf Club Jack Jolly Isaac Mackie Fox Hills Jack Pearson Richmond County Richmond County Links Barker Jolly Mackie Mackle Pearson Forest Hill Forest Hill Links

Rest Day for Oarsmen at Red Top and Yale Quarters

Harvard oarsmen rested from boat work at Red Top Conn on June 14. After luncheon they sailed Vigilant on the Sound hosted by Oliver Iselin and his father William Iselin. Charles Morgan Jr. left for Cambridge while Dr Merriman and Reece arrived to discuss proctor duties. At Gales Ferry Yale crews loafed at quarters with parts taking the launch to New London while Bob Cook, Yale coach, arrived for the races.

Yale Harvard Poughkeepsie New London Columbia Cornell Red Top Conn Oliver Iselin William Iselin New York Charles Morgan, Jr Cambridge R. B. Merriman F. Reece Conyers Reed Gales Ferry New Haven Bob” Cook

Eastern League Games Today and Yesterday’s Results

Eastern League schedule notes Newark at Baltimore and Toronto at New York. Yesterday’s games featured Buffalo defeating Providence 6 to 3. Standings show Buffalo and Baltimore atop the table with Newark and Toronto trailing.

Newark Teronte Baltimore Vork Serecy City Buffalo

Trotters Step Lively At Speedway Park Heat]

Despite heat, a strong program of harness racing entertained patrons at Speedway Park with many matinee favorites. Notable drives featured Joseph Gibbons Clare A B Gwathmey Senator Mills W J Clark Charles Cox Lentolus Hugh Riley Lucy J H Campbell Susie G and more. Multiple brushes produced decisive victories for Leo S Paco Estrella Sheldon's Lady Norrie and others, with competitive showings by Sally A, Don Derby, and Gracie’s sister pedigree noted.

Speedway Park Speedway Joseph Gibbons Clare A. B. Gwathmey Senator Mills W. J. Clark Ready Boy Charles P. Cox Lentolus Hugh C. Riley Lucy J. H. Campbell Susie G Charles Weiland Dr. Chase Dr. Story Josephine Harold T. B. Leahy J. Wegman Leo Oevtlinger Charlie W Nashville Claus Bohling J. D Kingmond William Bruck James Murphy Don Derby Mr. Seelig Leo S Leo Christopher Hackett Sally A Sally Leo 8 Joseph Lemon William Steller Abbington Tommy Burns Mr. Hackett Paco Estrella L. Samuels Sheldon W. J. Kinney Walter Kilpatrick Gertie H Bonnie Bendon Dr. Block Joe George Cooke Elmer Stevens Norrie William Scott Kitty Wilkes M. C. Reynolds Arnie II P. H. Kennedy Lord Bromley Mr. Kennedy Charles Brooks Comet Lizzie Pandit George Huber Gracie Pandit Harry L. Toplitz Judge Boardman

America's Olympic track team ready to dominate London

The American Olympic committee has selected a representative 76 member squad from across the nation for the London Games. Analysts expect strong sprint, hurdle, pole vault, and jump events with top contenders like M. W. Sheppard and Ray Ewry, though marathon results look less favorable.

America London American Olympic Committee Massachusetts California Michigan Texas J. B. Taylor Jack Allce M. W. Sheppard Sheppard H. C. Halstead Cornell H. L. Coe J. P. Sullivan A. C Fred Bellars New York A. C A. C. Gilbert W. R. Day Ray Ewry Sheridan, Dearborn and Garrells Mike Murphy

Sloops to Race Again In Busy Yachting Season

The Manhasset Bay Yacht Club race saw Cornelius Vanderbilt’s 57-foot sloop Aurora beat rival Istalena by 23 seconds after 21 miles on a triangular course. Aurora and Istalena are entered for the New York Yacht Club annual race off Glen Cove next Thursday, with Weetamoe and Vigilant also in contention. Commodore Maler of the New Robble Yacht Club received a message from Zuhrah owner Doscher about night signals and timing for the Bermuda to port race, planning to meet the yachts in New Rochelle after the James reception.

Cornelius Vanderbilt Aurora George M. Pynchon Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Frank Maler New Robble Yacht Club Henry Doscher Scotland Esperanza Bermuda Commodore Mailer New Rochelle Yacht Club

Yankees Lose as Errors Costly in Chicago

Chicago 5 New York 4 in a windy afternoon game. Six hits per side, but White Sox capitalized on errors by Keeler and Lake. Anderson drove in three runs for Chicago as four pitchers saw action.

Yankees Cleveland Detroit New York Manning Chicago White Sox St. Louis New York Yankees Keeler Lake Anderson Smith Manuel Gomabi Donohue Atz White Steelentases Sullivan Hemphill Niles Ball Ort Smith Evans and Huret

Detroit Batteries Uncertain Scoreline Report

Detroit and Philadelphia game details show unclear box score with R H E and encoded numbers. Players Schntzer Vickers and Smith are listed with secrets Killian Mullin Schmidt, while umpire Lough is named. The fragment lacks coherent events or outcomes.

Detroit Philadelphia Schntzer, Vickers and Smith Killian Mullin Schmidt Umpfre

National League Games Today and Standings

National League schedule lists Cincinnati at New York, St Louis at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, with no games scheduled elsewhere. Standings show Chicago 26 20 .? Louis 22 23 .489, Cincinnati 26 20 .? Philadelphia 21 22, Pittsburgh 26 20 .585, Boston 24 23, New York 18 31.

New York Chicago Boston St. Louis Phila Anlohie Detroit Ashington Cleveland Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati T. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburg W. Pc Louis

Kramer’s Close Finish Disputed After Fogler Run In Race

George G. Cameron led the Irish American Athletic Club to two wins at the Vailsburg track Newark in front of about six thousand fans. The Bardgett Stakes half mile pro ended with Frank L. Kramer narrowly beating Joe Fogler amid spectator disapproval. Cameron won the two-thirds mile open amateur and the four-and-a-half mile secret distance.

George G. Cameron Bardgett Buffalo Root Joe Fogler Frank L. Kramer Fogler Kramer Floyd Krebs Dorlon John Bedell Wiley Ashurst Newark Oliver Dorion Sheeps— Ane James F. Moran Chelsea Irish-American Athletic Association Benjamin Neuschaefer Newark Turnverein William Vanden Dries New York Athletic Club Charles Schree E. F. Root Boston Alfred Ashurat N. M. Anderson Denmark

Yale Princeton Intercollegiate Championship Baseball Notes

Gravesend entries announce a Monday Yale Princeton intercollegiate base ball game at Polo Grounds with a 339 PM start and a sales listing featuring Spalding Wanamakers and the Baseball Office.

Spalding’s Wanamakers

College crews arrive for intercollegiate boat races at Poughkeepsie

Cornell Wisconsin and Columbia teams reached Highland today for the June 27 regatta. Pennsylvania and Syracuse crews follow, with Georgetown and the Academy withdrawing. Columbia boats a barge houseboat training quarters moored near the icehouse wharf. Wisconsin brings coaching launch, Penn uses Ben Franklin, Cornell occupies Oakes quarters.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Cornell Wisconsin Highland Columbia Poughkeepsia Pennsylvania Philadelphia Syracuse Georgetown University The Academy Corneil Courtney Ben Franklin E. Ten Eyck C. P. Hutchins University Angell Badgers Oakes West Shore Highland Village Icehouse Nelson House

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