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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1909

Page

27

Brilliant Long Drive Battle Ends In One Up Defeat

In a standout pro match at Fox Hills, Alex Smith of Wykagyl edged Isaac Mackie of Fox Hills by 1 up after both broke the course record with 66 in the afternoon. Smith led 2 up at lunch, then the pair traded holes in a dramatic 36-hole duel that drew a thousand spectators and a $150 prize pool.

Alex Smith Wrkagyl Isasc Mackie Fox Hills Smith Mackie Isaac Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association Alex Soth Smith Walves Flo Walther S Rive Wes A. H. Pogson Pogson Wykagyl

Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results Across Leagues

Standings and results from the American and National Leagues highlight yesterday's scores. Detroit leads the AL with 30 wins, Cleveland 22, Philadelphia 26, and Chicago 20, while New York, St Louis, Washington, and Boston follow. In the NL, Pittsburgh holds a strong 35-12 mark, with Chicago 31-18 and St Louis 19-30. Yesterday's games saw Chicago 7, New York 5. Pittsburgh 8, Brooklyn 2.

Cleveland New York Chicago mi Boston St. Louis Washington Detroit Philadelphia Chicago St. Louts F.C. Detroit Brooklyn Ciicago Cincinnati P.C P.C. Pittsburg ATG Brooklin Ie

Yankees Drop To Sox In 7 3 Defeat At Home

The Yankees fade after a strong start as Frank Smith's grip weakens and the White Sox seize control. Chicago builds a lead with timely hitting and solid defense while Manning and Wilson struggle to curb the visitors. Hahn opens with a homer as Engle and Chase drive in key runs. late pressure from the Yankees falls short in the eighth.

Yankees Chicago Frank Smith White Sox Manning Heston Cleveland Washington Hahn Demmitt Sox Lvely Stallings Cree Keeler Smith Kleinow Eddie Hahn Griffith Doc White Isbell Hemphill White Knight Dougherty Purtell Elberfeld Engle Beard Pat Dougherty Chase Tannehill Atz Sullivan Vaughn Wilson Blair Bet New York

Pirates Extend Win Streak Over Brooklyn In Pittsburgh

Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 8 0 to keep the Pirates’ run hot with a fourth straight win. Leach belts a fifth inning homer after Barbeau and Clarke drive in runs, while Brooklyn strands runners in key innings. Mathewson arrives to help Giants face the streaking Pirates as McGraw seeks four straight to halt the surge.

Pittsburg Brooklyn Pirates Giants Superbes Frock Burch Hummels Leach Alperman Superbas Barbeau Clarke Alstein Clement Bergen Scanlon Jaimley McMillan Miller McGraw Nen New Yorkers Mathewson McGrew

Eastern League games and standings summary

Eastern League schedule results feature Rochester at Newark and Baltimore vs Buffalo amid multiple first and second games. Standings list Rochester 27-15, Montreal 21-20, Providence 19-22, Jersey City 18-? Jersey City 18 wins. Toronto 21-23. Newark 20-?. Baltimore 2? Pittsburgh. Batters and pitchers are noted for each game with lines showing Rudolph, Mitchell, Spahr, Ford, Vandergrift among others. Umpire Stafford is listed for Jersey City matchups.

Rochester Newark Toronto Jersey City Buffalo Baltimore Montreal Providence F.C R. HE Derney Cispe Rudolph Mitchell Titton Goettel Merritt Spahr Fenateoh Ford and Spahr Durham Vandergrift Stafford

Philadelphia Beats St Louis 3 1 In Baseball Showdown

Philadelphia defeated St Louis 3 to 1 as Morgan pitched well and Criss was challenged early. Thomas was benched after objecting to a decision. Line score shows Philadelphia 29100060090 x3 with 10 runs? Batteries Morgan and Thomas and Livingston Criss Howell and Criger. Umpires Connolly and Hurst.

Philadelphia St. Louis Morgan Criss Thomas R. H. E. Philadelphia BEES Syssid Ceaneet Livingston Howell Criger Connolly and Hurst

Boston Quietly Triumphs Over Cleveland 7-6

In Boston on June 15 three ninth inning singles and Frenchs sacrifice fly lifted the Red Sox to a 7-6 win over the Indians. Turner left with a minor injury from a collision with Lajoie while Wagner was ejected for disputing a call. Final line shows Cleveland scoring in several innings and Boston erupting late.

Boston French Cleveland Turner Lajoie Wagner R. H. FE Clicotte Ryan Carrigan Liebhardt Bemis Evans and Perine

New England and Connecticut League Score Updates

Lowell 6 Fall River 1 Brockton 3 New Bedford 9 Worcester 3. Sara 2 10 innings Lawrence 6 Haverhill 4 tie innings. Waterbury Sorinetee Bridgeport 2 10 patch Northampton Holyoke 7 New 4.

Lowell Fall River Brockton New Bedford Worcester Sara Lawrence Haverhill Waterbury Sorinetee Artfora Gt Bridgeport Northampton Jolyoke

State League Results Syracuse vs Elmira Utica 4 2

Syracuse leads in the state league with a 4 to 2 win over Elmira while Utica falls short by two goals. The match highlights Elmira’s offense and Syracuse’s defensive effort securing the victory.

Chase s Parkers Amusing Steeplechase At Gravesend

The Gravesend steeplechase produced laughs as Sandy Creeker upset King Castle after a bad breakdown. Parker the jockey repeatedly fell and remounted Grace Cameron, chasing $30 and third money amid rails and barns. Hildreth earned $2350 with Joe Madden and Restigouche finishing first and second. King Cobalt won at six furlongs, while De Mund was boxed by interference and suspended rider Bergen. August Belmont’s Glopper struggled. Moorish King unseated Butler. Pinkertons aided crowd move near betting ring. Sir Martin feared after a fall.

Gravesend Paul J. Rainey King Castle Jay O'Brien Sandy Creeker Stone Billi’ Daly Grace Cameron Parker Hildreth Joe Madden Restigouche James R. Keene Cesarion King Cobalt McCarter Rialto de Mund Bergen Pantouste Bor Lawton Wiggins Bod Y Butwell Rostrum Scoville Buiwe Jacquelina Butler Pinkertons Charles Schwartz Far West Allan Pinkerton Schwartz Sir Martin Winer Cy Cesarion Esetelle Whitney Brownleigh Park McCahey G Burns Pete Dugan Pantoufie T. Giassooue Jay O'Brien Rae Aloha Turest Finoche Sandy ‘Reeker King Castie McClain Burns Br. c Planudes Rorka House Winxins Beoville Shopdale Ibe Lang Hose Keauma Creevy Ruxton Hammerless Moortah King Obadiah Ee Crowley We Lynch Lady Chilton Clement Ark Benschot A. L. Aste Torer Willams Henr Munroe Cullen M. Bon Bee

Rumson Wins at Polo in Woodcrest Cup Opener

In Bala on June 15 Rumson of Seabright N J defeated New Haven 10 to 6 in the opening Woodcrest cup polo game. Yale fullback Frank Butterworth played for New Haven. Hugh Druary endured a narrow escape after being thrown from his pony in the eighth period, knocked unconscious for about fifteen minutes, then returned to finish.

Philadelphia Bala Rumson Seabright N. J New Haven Frank S. Butterworth Yale Hugh Druary

Tigers Bow to Alumni in Sharp Baseball Game

Princeton alumni defeated the varsity nine 2 to 1 in a game noted for heavy hitting and strong fielding. Dee Hillebrand pitched well for the graduates, with Cosgrave and Underhill making key plays for the alumni while Cunningham and Bard starred for Princeton. The scoring showed alumni taking an early lead, Princeton answering briefly, and the final tally 2 to 1.

the Tribune Princeton N. J Cosgrave Underhill Cunningham Bard Dee” Hillebrand Tiger REE Hillebrand

Ford Car Takes Lead In Ocean-To-Ocean Race

Rawlings Wyo June 13 The Acme car in the ocean to ocean race broke an axle near Medicine Bow to be delayed twenty four hours. Ford car No 2 in the lead after passing Shawmut at Hanne Wyoming, while Ford car No 1 reached Medicine Bow last night and was off again this morning. The distance covered was 154 miles.

Rawtings, Wio Ford Shawmut Hanne, Wrye Medicine Row

Auto Run A Success In Three Day Bonnet Contest

Twelve of seventeen cars completed the three day sealed bonnet contest with perfect scores under the New York Automobile Trade Association. Penalty free entrants included three Mitchell cars a National driven by W C Poertner Turpley s Knox and a White Steamer handled by H K Sheriden. Organizers reported the event a success and many participants favored monthly tours within two days' run of the city.

New York Automobile Trade Association Mitchell National W. C. Poertner J. P. Turpley Knox H. K. Sheriden

Fast Trial In Auto Races At Crown Point

Crown Point Indiana June 15 candidates for honors in the two automobile races on June 18 and 19 were set for practice. Louis Strange set a new course record in a 2 1/2 horsepower Buick with a 23 mile lap in 21 minutes. He topped the downgrades at about eighty miles an hour and noted rough roadbed could lift the car like an aeroplane. The south leg after Lowell showed rougher bumps. steam rollers improved the west leg. Lytle and Seymour ran first laps in 25 minutes. Amateur entrants Hearne and Greiner to race tomorrow. Colonel Sanborn Illinois National Guard will guard the course with 900 men. Arthur N. Dutton will become vice president and general manager of Peerless Motor Car Company after leaving Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.

Crown Point Ind Louis Strange Strang Main Street Lowell Lytle Seymour

Baseball brief notes from a Cleveland game

A fragmented baseball item mentions an American League par at 400 pm and a meal break, referencing Cleveland. Other details are unreadable, but the note points to a 400 pm schedule and a tied or neutral mention of Cleveland.

Cleveland

Upset in Lawn Tennis Tallant the Twister at West Side

Metropolitan championship play saw Tallant defeat Samuel Westfall in three sets at Van Cortlandt Park as Cragin’s officiating caused field cuts from eighty to eighteen. Hall edged Mollenhauer in a long three-set match, while Cragin’s brother Calhoun beat Arthur Cragin. Hammond and Wagner advanced in the women’s draw with Bunce, Moore, Notman, and Constable active in earlier rounds.

Calhoun Cragin West Side Tennis Hiub van Cortlandt Park Hugh Tallant Samuel Westfall Kings County Knickerbocker Walter Merrill Hall Hamilton Grange Club Long Island Henry J. Molenhauer Mollenhauer Hall Arthur S. Cragin Loving S&s. Hammond Miss Hammond G. Constable

Sulloway Defeats Niles in State Tennis Roundup

Boston June 15 In the state singles lawn tennis championship at Longwood F J Sulloway routed G T Putnam 6-1 6-2 and N W Niles fell to Sulloway in straight sets The day showcased easy wins with Sulloway emerging as the probable challenger. semifinals set for tomorrow plus other results include C F Johnson Jr beating R Bishop 6-1 6-4 Edvin Sheafe losing to Sulloway 1-6 1-6 R J Leonard defeating A W Blackmore 6-1 6-2

Boston Longwood G. T. Putnam N. W. Niles F. J. Sulloway C. F. Johnson, Jr R Bishop Edvin Sheafe R. J. Leonard A. W. Blackmore

Yale Varsity Rowing Tries New English Shells

Yale varsity eight trains in light work at Gales Ferry with a three mile downstream row and a late evening test of a new English shell. Harvard crews sit out exams. both squads complete a two mile session with staged stroke changes near the boathouse.

Yale Varsity Gales Ferry Conn Harvard Navy Yard Wray Cambridge

College Men as Cooks Headed by Syracuse Crew

Poughkeepsie June 13 Syracuse will employ as cooks for the training table college men working through college. Doubt over trusting athletes in training lingers but the experiment goes ahead. Cornell and Columbia crews worked under favorable conditions today as Columbia settles into long pulls and the men reach good form. Courtney's crew maintained moderate speed close to shore and stayed active throughout.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Syracuse Cornell Columbia Courtney

Washington Triumphs Over Detroit 2 1 in Ninth Inning

Washington defeats Detroit 2 to 1 as Willets and Bush error in late innings decide the game. Johnson shines except third inning when Detroit scores on a double, single, and Street's passed ball. Schaefer ejected in the eighth as Washington takes three of four in the series.

Washington Willets Bush Detroit Johnson Street Schaefer Browne McIntyre Conroy Eeeer Delehanty Crawford Conn Milan Moriarity Unelaub Leary At McBride Uss Street Kitifer Witiers Cease O'Leary la Browne Waite Hases Oar J Johnson Willers Cas Johnger Sheridan

Automobiles Ad Notes Largest Dealers In New York Chicago And St Louis

An old automobile advertisement notes leading dealers across New York Chicago and St Louis. The ad lists addresses at 75-17 W 48th New York 1332-1334 Michigan Avenue Chicago and Pine & 18th Street in St Louis, highlighting car pricing remarks and dealer entries.

Pri New York Chicago T. Louis N. W Pine

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