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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1909

Page

8

Maskette Wins at Gravesend in Belmont Style Finish

Keene's Maskette, as last year's winner, made a confident front bid to win the three year old fillies race at Gravesend, giving ten pounds and cruising to victory. Medallion and Pretend raced together with Nicol guiding Medallion for a strong late surge. Sir John Johnson also won the sixth race, while a thwarted finish left Glass facing possible action for a rail crowding incident amid a busy program and betting pressure.

Rp Keene Maskette Gravesend Moxes Masgenes Bate Mr. Keene Hildreth Center Rowe Gentle Butwell W. T. Aren Effendi Upton Doyle Efendi Gol Baendi Hamburg Hatam Frank Frisbie Medallion Pretend Xicol Medalal Dagen Nicol P. J. Dwyer Brooklyn Aes Club Pie Frederick Johnson Ham Joe Marrone Gauchier St. Joseph Mr. Johnson Grand Hammerless Sir John Johnson Isidor Julia Powel McCarter E. Dugan Routh Ming James Rowe James R. Keene Glass E. Duganen Clewards Fortal — Odom Prince Gal Follie Levy Jennings Ste Brooklyn Coger F.H. King Burt Kelso Irma I McManus Osing Oi Nicolae Ivugan Poy -i Mclaughlin Ural Burns Sruire Brurica Scoville Petticoas Dugan Butler Port Rac Ee Hata Ouner W. T Ecorse Jocker Butwe McCahey A. Smith Beverwick Stabile Dagan Creevy Russell M & Scoville Ph Garmer Ila Kelly Ch. G R Bigott H. F Yiltte A Creevy Russell Lass Gene Glass G. Burns Scoville BS Oh Moore Dbroc Ry Dugan W Lang Cement Lynch Urei C Miller J. Tarai

Yankees Lose Chances In Narrow Cleveland Defeat

In a tight game at American League Park Tom Hughes pitched four strong innings before giving way. Cleveland beat New York 3 to 2 as Warhop allowed four hits in eight innings and limited the Yankees to three runs on multiple chances, including a ninth inning rally that fell short. Hemphill and Engle sparked late threats, but key moments went against the Yankees, who failed to convert in the fourth and late frames.

Tom Hughes Chicago Stallings Cleveland Lajoie Hughes Warhop Yankees Berger Hemphill Knight Kilemow Turner Cree Demmitt Hinchman Kiemnon Goode Gant Elberfeld Bradley Ball Bemis Stronz Lord Keeler Engle Engie Chase Laporte Vaughn Kleinow Paliet Herger Radiey O' Loughlin Kerin

Cubs Beat Brooklyn 3–2 In Pitchers Battle

Chicago defeats Brooklyn 3 to 2 as Hunter and Brown duel. Evers belts two triples and drives in runs, while Brooklyn leads early on Ber gen and Hofman scoring on a fly. Cubs load bases on errors but rally with key hits and timely defense to seal the win.

Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Hunter Brown McMillan Hofman Bergen Schulte Byers Aiperman Alverman Steinfeldt Lennox Evers Hummel Sheckard MecMillan Driorbo Vewkins Tstomnigt Escawase Clement Zimmerman Burch Alperman Baik—Henter Johnstone and Cusack

American League games today and yesterday's results

The American League schedule today includes Cleveland at New York, St Louis at Washington, and Detroit at Philadelphia. Yesterday Cleveland beat New York 8 to 2, Boston defeated Chicago 8 to 2 in game one and 6 to 1 in game two, Detroit topped Philadelphia 4 to 1, and Washington beat St Louis 5 to 1. Standings show Detroit 81 wins 38 losses, Cleveland 24 28, Philadelphia 27 20, Chicago 22 24, Boston 26 24, St Louis 18 14, New York 23 22, Washington 16 29. Rain postponed New York vs Pittsburg and Philadelphia vs Clocknatt.

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

Detroit Beats Philadelphia In A 4 To 1 Game

June 17 summary notes Summers effective until the ninth while Dygert and Plank struggled. Detroit won 4 to 1 with Philadelphia leaving seven on base and Detroit three. Two base hit McIntyre and steals by Bush Cobb accompany the scoring details.

Summers Plank Philadelphia Dycert Detroit Steappeasee Mcintyre Dygert Bush Oxford Cobb Schaefer Moriarity Hertse Ganley Crawford Collins Murphy Moriarty Davis Leary Baker Barry Ms c Thomas Dbggert Coombs

White Sox Split Twin Bill With Red Sox In Boston

Chicago White Sox and Boston played two games on holiday. Morning 9 2 Chicago win. afternoon 6 1 Boston victory. Isbell scored on a sacrifice fly in the ninth for Chicago. Batteries Ryan and Carrigan, Smith and Sullivan Payne. Umpires Perrine Evans.

Boston Chicago White Sox Chicago Vistors Isbell Atz Ryan Carrigan Smith and Sullivan Payne Perrine and Evans

Bresnahan's team edges Boston 4 to 3 in St Louis

St Louis defeated Boston 4 to 3 as Bresnahan's players rallied after Lash allowed several hits in the third. Lash pitched well overall while Boston's support for White faltered.

St. Louis Boston Bresnahan Lash White

Eastern League Games Today Feature Multiple Matches

Montreal travels to Newark and Buffalo visits Jersey City while Toronto faces Baltimore and Rochester plays Providence. Final scores include Buffalo 3 Jersey City 0 and Providence 4 Toronto 3 with Providence forfeiting to Rochester 9 to 0 due to rain, standings show Rochester leading at 16 wins.

Montreal Newark Buffalo Jersey City Toronto Baltimore Rochester Providence R. H. E. Muffalo Taylor and Ryan, Waller and Spahr Mb Ee Frill Lapp Wicker and Clarke R. H.E

Connecticut League Results Report Week Night Scores

Bridgeport drops Waterbury 1 to 0 while Springfield wins 4 to 0. Holyoke defeats unspecified 4 to 4 in eight innings. New Haven posts a 4 to 1 win over Northampton. Hartford beats New Britain 4 to 1.

Bridgeport Waterbury Springfield Holyoke New Haven Northampton Hartford New Britain

Local Scores Roundup From New England and Upstate Notes

Albany beats Worcester 1 0 while Troy defeats Scranton 6 to 4. Utica faces Binghamton and Syracuse plays Elmira in rain. Brockton over Worcester 11 to 3. Lowell defeats Haverhill 3. Lynn sweeps Fall River in two games 4 2 and 5 2. Lawrence loses to New Bedford 1 to 9.

Albany Worcester Troy Scranton Utica Binghamton Syracuse Elmira Brockton Z. Lowell Haverhill Lynn Fall Belew Fall River Lawrence New Bedford

Washington Beats St Louis in Five Inning Rain Jolt

Washington defeats St Louis 5 to 1 in five innings as a rainstorm breaks up play. Graham exits in the fifth after being hit hard while Howell also struggles. Groom works despite poor support, with Street, Graham, Hoevell, and Criger handling the batteries. Umpires Egan and Sheridan. Washington comes out on top.

Washington St. Louis Graham Howell Groom Groom and Street Graham, Hoevell and Criger Egan and Sheridan

Mare Lin nia Dies In Brookline Steeplechase

At the Country Club Brookline meeting on June 17 an estimated 12 000 spectators watched seven horses fall. In the final steeplechase Lin nia broke her neck and died instantly. Lin nia belonged to Hayden Channing of Charlecote Farm Sherborn Mass. Prince Hampton owned by J W Colt won the challenge cup steeplechase and Vaquero won the Myopia Steeplechase for Colt.

Boston Country Club Brookline Linnia Hayden Channing Charlecote Farm Sherborn Mass J. W. Colt Prince Hampton Mr. Colt Vaquero

Readville Fiat driver sets twenty five mile record

Ralph De Palma driving a 6 horsepower Fiat set a new twenty five mile world record at Readville Mass finishing in 23 minutes 35 seconds after an average of 4 5 seconds per lap. The event was part of the Banker Hill Day meeting by the Bay State Automobile Association with eight races.

Readville Mass Ralph de Palma de Palma Barney Oldfield Fresno Cal Bay State Automobile Association James B. Ryall New York

Crowded Crown Point Prepares for Western Vanderbilt Auto Race

Crowds flood Crown Point and nearby Lowell for the Western Vanderbilt race on the Crown Point Lowell circuit. Seventeen light cars compete for the Indiana trophy as Illinois National Guard units march in, providing security and shelter for anxious spectators amid a restless, overnight wait.

Crown Point Ind Crown Point-Lowell Chicago Lowell Eddy Tiinois National Guard Sanborn Grandstand

Low Scores in Bay State Golf Qualifying

Watertown Massachusetts June 17 P W Whittemore of the Country Club Brookline led eighty three players in the 18 hole qualifying round of the Massachusetts Golf Association seventh annual championship at Oakley Country Club with a 74 The Country Club won the Windler Shield for the club whose members posted the five best qualifying scores Seven players broke 89 and the highest qualifying score was 87 Thirty two qualified

Watertown Mass P. W. Whittemore Brookline Massachusetts Golf Association Oakley Windler George S. Windler United States Golf Association

Yale and Harvard Race Practice on Thames Sets Fast Pace

Yale and Harvard crews rowed in light wind on the Thames at Red Top Connecticut with the Crimson eight finishing in 20 55 for four miles, matching Yale's previous time. Yale trained with two outings and added Julian W Curtiss to the varsity squad.

Harvard Thames Red Top Conn Yale Crimson Varsity Julian W. Curtiss

Brown Leads Golfers in Hudson River Championship

Charles Brown of Saegkill topped the eights annual Hudson River Golf Association qualifier at Twaalfskill Golf Club Kingston with 79, two strokes ahead of L. E. Van Etten. Notable entries from Yonkers included C V D Benton and six from Saegkill. Tiffany skipped to Huntingdon Valley.

Charles Brown Saegkill Hudson River Golf Association Kingston L. E. van Etten C. V. D. Benton Briarcliff Benton T. H. Crane H. Brown Stevens lL. E._ Van Etten Twaalfskill V. Benton Sarckill H. B. Wood Columbia Ec . B. Rosstre An & W. A. Adriance Dutchess F_ Coykendal, Twaalfskill. H. G. Phillips J. S. Taylor Powelton F. V. D. Longacre Saegkiill H. S. Jennings J. Chadwick W. L. Gunther Orange County J. G. van Etten George Collingwood Orange Counts Josiah Bartett H. M. Smith Nyack B. M. Fowler Ralston Kenyon Drake Twaalfskill CT A. Warren Twaalfakill C. V. Benton H. G. Philips W. le Gunther C H Brown W. A. Adriance F. W. D. Longacre Saegkiil F. Coykendall Twaaslfakil P. B. Ross H. G. Waring Saeght Noack G. D. B. Hasbrouck E. R. Nelson H. Bartlett E. R. P. White C. H. del

Accident mars lawn tennis match in state championship

Boston June 17 An accident to his opponent in the first set gave F J Sulloway of Franklin New Hampshire the final match against C B E Johnson of this city at the Massachusetts state lawn tennis championship at Longwood Cricket Club today Sulloway will meet R C Seaver of Boston in the challenge match tomorrow Sulloway and Johnson were four games all in the first set when Johnson sprained his ankle and retired

Boston F. J. Sulloway Franklin N. H C. B E. Johnson Longwood Cricket Club Sulloway R. C. Seaver Johnson

Istalena Wins New York Yacht Club Spring Regatta Race

Yachts race off Glen Cove in gusty 15 knot breeze as Istalena, owned by George M. Pynchon, finishes first in her class ahead of Aurora and Winsome. Adventuress loses topmast. Altair and Eclipse win their respective divisions in a thrilling 30 mile program.

Sally George M. Pynchon Istalena Glen Cove New York Yacht Club Aurora Cornelius Vanderbilt Mott's Point Hempstead Bay Eclipse Miladi Adventuress C. Rumrill Corello HMSIS HMS L. J. Caillanan Miladi George Wperators C. Vanderbilt Winsome H. F. Lippitt Polaris L. L. Albuger Altair Cord Meyer H. W A. G. Hanan

Lawn tennis surprise as Hammond wins metropolitan singles

Miss Louise S Hammond captured the women's metropolitan championship singles at West Side Tennis Club after Marie Wagner, the indoor champ, played on ill health. Inman and Palmer reached men’s semi finals with Inman defeating Dionne 6-2 6-1 and Palmer beating Bull 7-5 2-6 6-4. Doubles results note Rosenbaum and Richey winning by default and other pairings advancing in early rounds.

Louise S. Hammond West Side van Cortlandt Park Marie Wagner Love F Love Miss Wagner Frederick C. Inman Richard H. Palmer Inman Dionne Palmer New Jersey Charles M. Bull, Jr Crescent Athletic Club Bull Crescent Med C. Frederick Watt Cranes Louise S. Hammondee Tandpionship A Dionne F. E Ferris Hugh Tallant Roy Ritchey G. Te Dionne Charles M. Bulli King Smith Walter Merrill Hall Morv . Clark Fred Re. Fox J. William Rosenbaum Richey Ewing E Taylor Walter V. Bennett C. Frederick Watpatient Roy Richey

Crews In Time Rows For Ivy League Rowing Trial

Poughkeepsie June 17 The Cornell and Columbia varsity crews raced four miles in time rows. Columbia led into the finish with Cornell near the three mile mark as both eights showed rapid stroke rates. Rice shifted rowers for improvement while Murphy logged a strong finish and displayed dominant drive. Time remained undisclosed.

Tribune Poughkeepsie N. Y Cornell Columbia Rice Courtney Ithacans Varsity Ryan Cerussi Murphy Hamann Robinson

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