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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1908

Page

7

The Future of Racing Under New Albany Legislation

The piece surveys racing in the state amid adverse Albany laws. It discusses betting as a factor, court definitions, and how associations might adjust purses and schedules to preserve the sport. It cites figures like Jockey Club leaders and notable owners while weighing a potential four day week and higher admission. The overall tone urges unified reform to save racing and the breeding industry.

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

Trinity Club Dominates Brooklyn Athletic Games At Ulmer Park

Trinity Athletic Club Brooklyn won the point trophy at Ulmer Park games, beating Acorn Athletic Association by one point. J L Stephenson won the 100 and 300 yard dashes, P Lorz of Mohawk topped the 149 yard handicap, and H Gessing carried the 44 yard Mohawk handicap. Other results include Lorz winning the 880 yard handicap and Holmes taking the 600 yard run. Multiple events featured close finishes and a large field of runners.

Trinity Athletic Club Brooklyn Brooklyn Athletic Club Ulmer Park Trinity Acorn Athletic Association J. 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. Kelrey Joughlin Lyceum A. Swensen J. Stephenson KB. Held Cordon House G. G Mitima J. Keller Acorn Athletic Abortion Orur H. Gessing Mohan Athletic Club Wby Lorz Mohawk Athletic Citv A. Ruland Mohawk Athletic Club Secon Obermeyer National Athletic Club

Big Golf Tournament at Fox Hills Club

The Staten Island championship moves to Fox Hills Golf Club Clifton on June 25 with eighteen holes in qualifying. Prizes include Branch medal replicas, silver cups, and a gold medal for low gross. Likely entrants include Walter J. Travis Jerome Travers and H J Wigham. Stymies required in early rounds under USGA rules.

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 Hudson River Golf Association Briarcliff Golf Club Nassau Country Club East Jersey Golf League Forest Hill Field Club Hudson River East Jersey Nassau North Country Red Spring Desoris Overlook Mill Neck Findlay S. Douglas

Golfers Barker Jolly at Fox Hills and Hudson River event notes

Harry Barker once Irish amateur champion now Garden City pro and Jack Jolly visited Isaac Mackie of Fox Hills and Jack Pearson of Richmond County for a two match round of eigh teen holes. Morning at Richmond County links Barker Jolly led, afternoon at Fox Hills the match swung, Pearson holed out from twenty feet to square.

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

Rest Day for Oarsmen at Harvard and Yale

Harvard oarsmen in training enjoyed a day of rest at Red Top Conn after lunch they sailed the Vigilant on the Sound hosted by Oliver Iselin and William Iselin. Morgan left for Cambridge while Merriman and Reece arrived to take proctor duties. In Gales Ferry Yale crews loafed at quarters and hosted visitors including Bob Cook the former Yale coach who arrived to observe the races.

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

Trotters Step Lively At Speedways Park Heat

Heat and a strong card at Speedway Park yesterday featured numerous matinee favorites racing under harsh sun. Notable drives included Gibbons, Gwathmey, Cox, Riley, Campbell, Weiland, Leahy, Wegman, Oettinger, and Bruck chasing wins in fast-paced brushes and trials. Sally A and Paco Estrella clashed in tight heats with Leo S. gaining a rare dead heat before a slight miscue handed Sally A. the win. Little Lizzie Pandit and Norrie also posted decisive, creditable performances in multiple brushes.

Speedway Park Speedway Faver 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. R. Leahy J. Wegman Leo Oettinger Charlie W Nashville Claus Bobbling Kingmond William Bruck James Murphy Don Derby Mr. Seelig Leo S Leo Christopher Hackett Sally A Sally 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 squad ready to dominate London

The American Olympic committee selects a nationwide team of 76 athletes, led by Mike Murphy, with strong sprinting and field events. The article forecasts high chances to win most events in London, notes better Americans in 800m and milers, and expects decisive performances in hurdlers, pole vault, and jumps despite climate changes.

America London American Olympic Committee Massachusetts California Michigan Texas J.B. Taylor Jack Atlke 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 Bright Yachting Season

The yachting season opens with top vessels like Cornelius Vanderbilt's Aurora and George M. Pinchon's Istalena expected to clash in strong form. After 21 miles in Manhasset Bay, Aurora beat Istalena by 23 seconds. Both are entered in the New York Yacht Club race off Glen Cove next Thursday, along with the Weetamoe and Vigilant, as crews look for favorable winds after a windless Spring cups race. Commodore Frank Mater of the New Rochelle Yacht Club received a cable from Zuhrah owner Henry Doscher asking for night signal colors and clocking both Zuhrah and Esperanza on their Bermuda to port race, with Mater planning to greet them by tug in the Bay.

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

Eastern League Games Today and Results Summary

Eastern League schedule lists Newark at Baltimore and Toronto at Baltimore, with yesterday's results showing Providence beating New York 6 to 4. Standings reflect Providence at 29 wins, 37 losses, New York at 19 wins, 17 losses, Rochester at 12 wins, 20 losses, and Buffalo at 17 wins, 29 losses.

Newark Toeronte Baltimore Ark Ea Es Pt Baffate Newmark Toront BOM Rochester Caminiak Veces Gazilereey City

Yankees Lose Again in Chicago Routs Costly Errors

In Chicago June 14 the Yankees fell 5 to 4 as two costly errors by Keeler and Lake helped the White Sox. Anderson drove in three runs for Chicago while four pitchers worked, and New York mustered six hits to Chicago's six.

Chicago New York Yankees White Sox Keeler Lake Anderson Smith Manuel New York Donohue Atz. Anderson White Sullivan Hemphill Anderson Niles Ball Ort Smith Br Smith Evans and Hurst

Detroit Beats Philadelphia In Battery Clash

Detroit earns a 3 to 1 victory over Philadelphia in a battery clash. Schlitzer Vickers and Smith pace Detroit while Killian Mzullin and Schmidt for Philadelphia contribute. Umpire O Lough presided.

Detroit Philadelphia Schlitzer Vickers Smith Ish Killian Mzullin Schmidt O*loughin

National League Games and Standings Summary

National League games listed for today include Cincinnati at New York, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Boston, and Chicago at Philadelphia with no other games scheduled. Standings show Chicago 10 1? and St. Louis near top, Cincinnati and Philadelphia midpack, Pittsburgh and Boston lower, and New York and Brooklyn beneath.

New York Chicago Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit Washington Cleveland Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburg

Kramer’s Close Finish in Newark Cycling Meet

George G. Cameron of the Irish American Athletic Association won two events at the Vailsburg track in Newark, leading by clear margins in the two-thirds mile open and the four and a half mile secret distance. The Bardgett Stakes half mile pro was won by Frank L. Kramer with Joe Fogler second in a tight finish. spectators protested the winner.

George G. Cameron Bardgett Buffalo Root Joe Fogler Frank L. Kramer Fogler Kramer Floyd Krebs Dorlon John Bedell Wiley Ashurst R. Andres Bay View John S. Stacco New York James MacAvoy East Orange Brook— Lyn Lynbrook Newark Oliver Dorion Sheeps— Head Bay James F. Moran Chelsea Georges G. Cameron Irish-American Athletic Association Benjamin Neuschaefer Newark Turnverein Wheelmen William Vanden Dries New York Athletic Club Oscar Goerke National Athletic Club David Mackay Syracuse Walter A. Bartt Charles Schite E. F. Root Boston Alfred Ashurst N. M. Anderson Denmark

Yale Princeton Intercollegiate Championship Baseball Card

Gravesend entries list Yale and Princeton for Monday intercollegiate baseball at Polo Grounds with a 330 PM start. Tuesday's events include Spalding's Wanamakers and a baseball office notice for arrangements.

Spalding’s Wanamakers and Baseball

College crews arrive for intercollegiate regatta buildup

Cornell and Wisconsin teams reached Poughkeepsie to join Columbia for the June 27 intercollegiate rowing meet on the Hudson. Pennsylvania arrives tomorrow with Syracuse crews due Tuesday. Georgetown and Navy will not compete, while Columbia trains aboard a barge houseboat moored near the icehouse wharf for the regatta week.

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

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