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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

20

Dead heat in Gravesend stakes stirs crowd at submerged card

Public trial at Gravesend featured a dramatic dead heat in the opening race as Evening Song and Huda's Sister battled to a tie. Alfred Noble led a strong finish to win by a nose in the subsequent mile and a sixteenth, with The Squire forced a late challenge. Suburban Handicap prospects and King James’s status at Sheepshead Bay also drew interest among horsemen and observers.

Tor m Harry Fayne Whitner Evening Gang Mr. Harle Huda Montpelier Meddler Alfred Noble Ben Holladay Squire Wes Sheepshead Bay Garry Herrmann Min Tegan Ross Alfred Nobie E. Dugan Alfred Nobile Birn Oe Esterday King James James FR. Keene Alfred Nephie Theoelpo Yesternaly S&s Montpelier Stables William Treevy Feddin Merbaniel Jocker Ehough HG. Crickmore

Entered Golfers for National Open at Englewood Club

Nearly 55 entrants have been listed for the National Open Championship to be staged at Englewood Golf Club on June 26. Top names include St Louis star Wic Anderson, Western champion, and pro Fred McLeod who last year beat Willie Smith in a tie. Other likely victors mentioned are Alec Smith of Wyckoff, Jack Hens of Englewood, Isaac Mackie of Foxe, Alec Ross of Bern, and George of Soliverc.

Engie*oAl Golf Club Topelitan Foston Wic Anderson St. Louis Fred McLeod Midape Willie Smith

American League Park Americene Ve Wievelsn

Fragmentary OCR text mentions American League Park and associated names. No clear event, date, or outcome is readable. Ensure a concise, factual headline and summary if more readable content appears.

Lawn Tennis Met Championship Touches Tough Rounds

Miss Marie Wagner the indoor national champion falls to Elizabeth H Moore in a tight semi final at the metropolitan championship. In doubles, Edna Wildey and Louisa Hammond beat Wagner and Marcus 6-4 2-6 6-2, while Wildey and Hammond later toppled Moore and Pouch. Men's singles thin field with Keller and Hull winning rounds. Hall and Palmer also advance through long bouts.

Marie Wagner Elizabeth H. Moore West Side Miss Moore Edna Wildey Louisa S. Hammond Erna Marcus Miss Wagner Miss Marcus M.s.s. Weaver Elizabeth €. Runce Carleton Kelley Arthur Harold W. Hackett Raymond P Little George Burns George Moore Samuel A. Westfall Henry J. Mollenhaver WS. Stndea Ard F. Ferrie Edwin J. Lai Feeerick Watson, Jr Julio M. Steinacher Thomas Tresk Min M. Phillips Edgar F. Lao BP. MT V Pelser Miseete Ee Rena Wider Louise So Hammond Elizabeth H Moore William H. Pouch Marcus S. F. Weaver Misa Fdana Wilder Winifred Notman Fdne Wilder Misa Marie Wagner

Standings and schedule from baseball league update

National league games today New York at Pittshore Brooklin at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis Yesterday results New York Pittsburg Chicago Brooklin Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Boston American league today Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Yesterday results Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia Detroit St Louis Washington National league standings show Pittsburg Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Boston Detroit standings include Cleveland and Washington with varied win totals and percentages

New York Pittshore Brooklin Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Pittsburg Cleveland Washington Detroit St. Louie

Yankees Lose Again by Single Run in Cleveland Defeat

Cleveland edged the Yankees 4 to 3 at American League Park yesterday. Travie pitched well for Cleveland while errors and miscommunication in the New York infield fueled the decisive first-inning rally. Vaughn and Knight provided late life for New York with a third-inning triple and strong baserunning, but Cleveland capitalized on miscues to hold on for the win.

Cleveland Yankees Joe Pravie Travie Devle Knight Vaughn Trevie Goode Bradley Doyle Mafly Kiemnon Vaughan Lajoie Hinchman Elberfeld Wiejaus Wood Engle Scede Ike Deer Lajoie- Knight Kiernon Doyie Easterly Chase Clyde Riflee Young Tajete Klelow Bich C Hase Leveland New York Lajele Demmitt Kuight Bigley Lord Brae Jey Cieveland Young Fall Stovall Dole Halle Warhol Wid Ryle Sears Dosie Warhop Ihpiress Remn O Loughitae

Cubs Raise Pennant Then Defeat Brooklyn in Close Classic

Chicago fans celebrated the pennant as the Cubs topped Brooklyn 6 to 4 with strong hitting. Steinfeldt sparked a key second inning, Reulbach held Brooklyn with superb pitching, and Alperman, Hummel, Zimmerman, and Howes supplied offense in a tense game marked by steady defense and bold baserunning.

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St Louis Leads Series In Openers With 8 to 6 Win

St Louis won the first game of the series over Boston by 8 to 6. Sallee and Mattern pitched for the locals while Boston started strong but faded. The game featured steady hitting from St Louis from the opening inning through the last, with key hits driving the victory.

St. Louis St. Louie Barton Sallee Mattern Boston

Philadelphia Defeats Cincinnati 7 to 0 in Sixteen June

Philadelphia raced to a 7 0 win over Cincinnati with Joplin and Devlin delivering the early runs in the third inning Rowan Dobue Fromme and Dynin supplied the fielding and batting support while Moren and Dynin worked the batteries Umpires Rigler and Truby called the game in Cincinnati today

Cincinnati Philadelphia Joplin Devlin Rowan Dobu Fromm Incinnati Moren Dynin Fromme Dubue Melean Rigler Truby

Automobiles Ad Lists Low Prices at 1517 W 48th St

Times Square Automobile offers new and used cars at remarkably low prices. Located near Roway at 1517 West 48th Street, with a contact number 332-1834. Michigan area ad copy notes NW corner Pine and 18th Streets.

48Th St Roway Michigan N. W

Str Martin Unplaced in Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot

STR MARTIN the American bred three year old was unplaced in the Royal Hunt Cup Handicap at Ascot. He carried 113 pounds in a large 23 starter field over 7 furlongs 166 yards. Dark Ronald won with Arranmore second and Christmas Daily third. Perseus Ill ran among the starters.

Ascot Tone Martin Dark Ronald Arranmore Christmas Daily Harry Payne Whitney Perseus

Yale Crew Sets Four Mile Time In Rough Water

In Gales Ferry Connecticut on June 16 the Yale varsity eight completed a full four mile course from the navy yard upstream in 20 33 with a stroke count of 31 to 34 as a light wind and tide aided the efforts. Harvard’s eight, at Red Top Connecticut, rowed three miles to the navy yard in 16 13 after a morning of practice and a half mile sprint where the stroke reached 42.

Gales Ferry Conn Yale Varsity Navy Yard Harvard

Mullins Run Broken as Athletics Edge Detroit 5 to 4

Philadelphia defeats the defending champions Detroit 5 to 4 after Mullin’s eleven straight wins. Hard hitting in the sixth and seventh innings secures the victory for Philadelphia. Mullin pitched for Detroit, while Bush started for Philadelphia and Sturm provided relief.

Philadelphia Mullin Detroit Athletics Philadelphia Petrot Abrihpoa E Abribpor Hartari_ if Mrintyre Bush Hiling Baker Craat Barry Bush Cobb Garner Moriarty Thermas Bender Mulls Pall -Thames Kurst Cerir

Baseball game report Washington beats St Louis 3 2

Washington defeats St Louis 3 to 2 as Strails drives Smith from the rubber in the seventh and the store delivers strong late. Washington’s two runs come at critical points in the innings with Waddell Stephens and others contributing. Umpires Egan and Sheridan.

ST. Louis Washington Strails Smith Washington Onganese &B Waddell and Stephens Emith, Gream, Hughes, Blankenship and Street

Boston City team edges locals 6 to 4 in tense run game

June 16 action saw Roston drive in two for the visitors while Suter and Walsh replaced pitchers in the eighth. Walsh held the locals to one hit as Boston posted a 6 to 4 victory with Steele, Arellanes, Corrigan contributing. Umpires Perrine and Evans.

Roston Speaker Cit Cage Boston Steele Innin Walsh Surer Ghicreo Suter Sullivan Arellanes Corrigan Perrine and Evans

Eastern League Games And Results From Yesterday

Montreal faced Newark Buffalo played Jersey City and Toronto met Baltimore while Rochester and Providence clashed. Newark beat Rochester 4 1 Toronto defeated Jersey City in both games 7 3 and 5 3 Providence won 4 1 over Montreal and Baltimore triumphed in 10 innings. Standings list Rochester Newark Montreal Providence Buffalo Baltimore Toronto Jersey City and Philadelphia with varying records. In Merion lawn tennis doubles Dewhurst and Carpenter defeated Johnson and Rendall 6 4 6 4 6 3 6 4.

Montreal Newark Buffalo Jersey City Toronto Baltimore Rochester Providence Hbuffalo Philadelphia Pennsylvania Merion E. B. Dewhurst J. R. Carpenter, Jr Wallace F. Johnson Fi J. Rendall

Keoth Ford cars in ocean-to-ocean race reach Stock Springs

Stock Springs Wy June 16 Keoth Ford cars arrived at 144 Shawmut car at 124 p m after a short rest both teams reported in good condition and continued the race toward the next checkpoint with drivers refreshed by the rest break.

Stock Springs Wyo Keoth Ford Shawmut

Giants Rout Pirates as Matty Saves N.Y. Hype Dims

Pittsburg suffers a crushing 8 to 2 defeat to the Giants before a record midweek crowd. Mathewson pitched well, scattering Pirates hits. Meyers and Bridwell fueled New York’s big sixth inning with consecutive hits. Leever held the line briefly but Giants pulled away, leaving Pirates stunned and crestfallen.

Pittsburg Pirates Giants Mathewson Matty Leifield Leever Tenney Centrefeld Gibson Doyle Wilson Murray Herzog Centrefield Barbeau Leach Olara Clarke O'Hara Wagner Devlin New York Harbeau Bridwell Meyers Devylin

Tussle on the Train Between McGraw and Raymond

The Giants coach John McGraw and pitcher Bugs Raymond clashed aboard a sleeping car on the way from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. After a wrestling bout McGraw warned Raymond to behave, saying he would chastise him rather than fine or trade him if misbehavior continues. Raymond was lively and out of condition during the trip.

Pittsburg Bugs” Raymond Giants St. Louis John McGraw Cincinnnati Neo McGraw Raymond Rarmond

Yankee horses score at London Olympia show

The International Horse Show at Olympia closed yesterday with strong American and British participation. Britain led prize counts while the United States held a higher win rate. the final tally lists dozens of firsts through highly commendeds for Britain, the United States, and several other nations, with notable British winners including Kerr Foster Hoffmann Bowie Stokes Drage Greenall Inlhey Barker Benson and Colston.

London Tyne Olympia America Great Britain Canada United States Italy Belgium Argentina Norway Holland John Kerr W. Foster Paul Hoffmann Alesander Bowie J. Hi. Stokes John Drage Gilbert Greenall Walter Inlhey John Barker Alfred Benson General Arcklehur

Sheridan sets Irish American Club hop and jump mark

Sheridan of the Irish American Athletic Club at Lew Fork broke a standing hop and jump record with 32 feet 1 inch while handily lifting a hill-throw distance and reportedly contending for a freestyle record. McGrath and Flanagan tied for first in the sixteen-pound hammer throw at 187 feet, halted by police after weights landed in a crowded area. no injuries. Fifteen thousand attended under order of the Hibernians in Western Pennsylvania.

Piereburg Martin Z. Sheridan Lew Fork Sheridan Aiscyus Matt McGrath New York Arvietic Civ J. J. Flanagan Tris American Club Hibernians Sone Pennsylvania

Tour to Champlain Ends at Burlington via Lake George

The Automobile Club of America outlines a three day Albany to Lake Champlain tour for Champlain tercentenary events starting July 4. The route runs Albany to Saratoga to Lake George Behrro on Lake Elizabethtown Plattsburg then a steamer to Burlington before returning via Manchester and Bennington. Samuel Butler supervises the survey with signs and posts. Long Island motor hunt marks today’s Queensboro Bridge celebration efforts with yellow control flags scattered for participants.

Bureau of Tours The Automobile Club of America Albbany Lake Champlain Champlain Long Island Queensboro Bridge

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