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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1907

Page

2

Notasulga Wins Daisy Stakes in Turf Thriller

Notasulga defeats Cohort by a length in the Daisy Stakes for two-year-olds at six furlongs on the turf after a head-to-head stretch battle with James B Brady fading. Tony Faust captures the Coney Island Handicap at six furlongs with a late surge, defeating King’s Daughter and De Mund in a dramatic finish. Miller riders a win, others sufferups.

Sheepshead Notasulga Tony Aost Miller Cohort New Orleans Colin Gravesend Scase James B. Brady Scallop Woodford Clay Nimbus Musgrave Fordello Halifax DeMund King Dreamer J. C. Core Red River Tony Faust Mountain Voorhees California Mr. Rainey Yankee Girl Belmont Park Bartender Ostrich Troutlemaker Dick Finnell Dick Wells Schilling Jack Joyner E. R. Thomas

Last Day at Ascot Meet Ends Amid Growery Weather

Ascot England June 21 last day of the meeting saw a smaller crowd and light turnout. King Edward attended the sole race of interest the Wokingham Stakes handicap over six furlongs where Forerunner II at 33 to 1 won by a neck Moray 20 to 1 was second and Albert Hall 19 to 12 finished third. Fugleman owned by the Duke of Devonshire captured the Arcot highweight stakes over one mile and a quarter for three-year-olds and up.

Ascot England King Edward Forerunner II Moray Albert Hall Duke of Devonshire We Roseben Tony Faust Eereee Log Prince Hylas Agent Ee Eeesereresces Delear Ta Rocket Coligny Commodore Fontaine Royal Ie Montclair Ce Iit Faicaéa Peter Pan Arcite Paumonck Philander Ae Colonel White Oie LS L. M Herman Lord Stanhope Sacracinescu Smiling Tom Altuda Ali Kenthorps Oward Shean Aeteee Neo Alila Bob Ty Emerich Littleton Weer

Ross Wins National Open Golf Title at Inks Course

Alec Ross of Brae Burn captures the national open with 302 total over 72 holes at Philadelphia Cricket Club. Gilbert Nicholls finishes second with 304. Alexander Campbell 3rd at 306. Hobens 4th at 309, with a 310 tie among Low, Robertson, and McLeod.

Gy Telegraph the Tribune Philadelphia Alec Ross Brae Burn Massachusetts State Golf Association Philadelphia Cricket Club Gilbert Nicholls Wodland Alexander Campbell Brooklyn Jack Hobens Englewood George Low Baltusrol Peter Robertson Pittsburg Fred McLeod Chicago David Brown Boston Ben Nicholls Nashville Donald Ross Oakley A. Ross G. Nicholls A. Campbell Hobens Low Robertson McLeod Brown A. W. Tillinghast Jerome D. Travers Montclair Metropolitan New Jersey Ross Gil Nicholls Travers Nicholls Houndlay Alex Noss Woodland Alec Campbell Brookline Peter Robinso Kago Bil Ren Nicholls Nashvi Donald Hoss Plainfield Marine and Field Exmoor Isaac Mackle Fox H I Campbell Philadelph Jack Jolly Arlington Dave Ogilvie Baltimore W. D. Robinson Atlantic Ciy H. Rawlins Ekwanok Oeeien J. D. Travers W. Ogilvie Wil Geudin Garden City James Thomson Merion Ha George Thomson Wee Burn Smith San Francisco BS &S Dave Honeyman Arsdale R. Peebles Fairview Wil Sherwood Memphis Herbert Strong Apawama Cunningham Glen Ridge W. Favargne Dave Foulis J. S. Pearson Richmond Co Carr. Huntin Iion Valley George Pearson

Massey Wins Open Championship At Hoylake

Armand Massey of France wins the British Open at Hoylake with 212 strokes over four rounds. J. H. Taylor finishes second at 214, Tom Vardon and George Bulford tied for third at 217. Alec Smith, the American champion, places twenty fourth with 333 strokes and cites tougher play due to ball differences.

Hoylake England British Isles Armand Massey J. H. Taylor Tom Vardon George Bulford Massey Alec Smith Smith United States

Yearlings Sell Well At Elmendorf Yearling Sale

E Durnell paid the top price of 1100 for a half brother to De Mund at the Elmendorf yearling sale aboard the Funsig Tipton Company auction in Snapshead Bay. Other notable bids included A J Joyner at 4500 for a bay colt by Goldfinch Duchess of Towers and multiple horses selling above 1000 with buyers named Keene Burlew and Joyner among others.

E. Durnell de Mund Elmendorf Funsig-Tipton Company Snapshead Bay C. E. Durnell Star Ruby- Graciosity DeMund Chepultepec A. J. Joyner Goldfinch-Duchess of Towers Royal Flush F. Bur J. O. Keene Joyner Ebay Felonia H. Mc Fina Max O Ruby Fiora Hurst Star Ruby Graciosit Pay Micmac—Gualala Ruby Keene Greenan Jello Burlew Mimio

Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday's American League

Yesterday's results include St Louis beating New York 7 to 3 at American League Park, and Boston and Chicago tying 4 to 4 after eleven innings. Cleveland defeated Washington 8 to 0, with standings listing New York and Chicago atop and Cleveland close behind. Boston and Philadelphia trail. Orth's poor pitching plagued the Yankees as St Louis rallied with multiple innings of offense.

New York Boston Washington Philadelphia Chicago Detroit St. Tons Cleveland Wake el Ie Eee St. Louis Orth Yankees Hame Hemphill Pickering Wallace Hartsell Hemphill Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburg

Giants Fall At Pittsburg In Home Game, 6 to 1

In Pittsburg, the New York Giants lose to the Pirates 6 1. Four runs in the fourth inning break the game open as Clarke, Fitzgerald, Wagner, Abbatichio, Sheehan, and Letfield drive the scoring. The Giants score in the sixth via Ames, Shannon, Wagner wild throw. Bresnahan recovering from head injury. set to leave hospital Sunday.

Pittsburg New York Giants Pirates Ames Clarke Fitzgerald Wagner Abbatichio Nealon Sheehan Letfeld Giants Shannon Cincinnati Roger Bresnahan Seton Hospital New York Anderson Leach Brown Devlin Strang Hantfn Dahlen She

Eastern League Games Today Report Scores

Jersey City edged Montreal 2 1 while Rochester defeated Newark 4 1 and Toronto beat Baltimore 1 0. Buffalo led Providence by 8 in a listed score with unreadable percentage.

Jersey City Montreal Baltimore Toronto Providence Buffalo Newark Rochester L. Prp. C. Ronto Neuees Ter City Baltimore Wae Providence Rae

Navy Crew Trials Spark Hope Before Regatta

College crews compete at Poughkeepsie with Columbia watching and Cornell and Pennsylvania fielding boats. Naval Academy first eight reportedly beat the second and may have set a record course time of 18 minutes 53 15 seconds while the first and second boats raced near-even early on. Transit arrangements for shells and observation train cars are adjusted with 39 cars planned. tickets already in high demand.

Tribune Poughkeepsie Jasper T. Goodwin Columbia Columbia Quarters Rice Cornell Courtney Pennsylvania Ellis Ward Naval Academy Columbia Boathouse K. Gordon Gordon

Yale and Harvard crews near race after tough practice

In New London and Red Top Conn Yale crews worked hard ahead of next week’s Harvard race. Yale varsity eight clocked 4 44 mile, varsity four 11 28 over two miles, and freshman eight under practice heat. Harvard rivaled with a 6 28 mile downstream sprint, 44 seconds behind Yale.

Gales Ferry Conn Yale Harvard Red Top Wray Navy Yard Lunt Swain Burchard Hadden MacLeod

Light Breeze Delays Seawanhaka Regatta At Oyster Bay

Light airs and calms hindered the Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club two day regatta at Oyster Bay. Neola Irelita and three new 87-foot sloops planned a 15.25 mile course but finished only eleven miles as time expired. Minx skippered by Howard Willet and Sue owned by E. F. Luckenbach won their nine and a half mile classes.

Long Island Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club Oyster Bay Neola Aurora

MIESES BEATEN IN CHESS TOURNEY IN OSTEND

Ostend Belgium June 21 J Mieses of Leipsic who has led most of the tournament weakens as the finish nears. He loses to Billecard of Paris in round twenty seven but stays ahead since Rubinstein and Niemzowitsch drew. Bernstein rises to fourth place.

Ostend Belgium J. Mieses Leipsic Billecard Paris Rubinstein Niemzowitsch Bernstein

Seaver Retains Lawn Tennis Title in Massachusetts

Boston june 1 R C Seaver defeated N W Niles 6 3 6 3 6 4 to win the challenge round and retain the lawn tennis championship of Massachusetts. Seaver dominated the match with precise serving and strong net play. Niles fought to the end but could not overcome Seaver's consistency and accuracy.

Boston R. C. Seaver N. W. Niles Massachusetts

Yachts Chosen for German American Trials at Kiel

The American squadron from Spokane I Marblehead and Chewink VIII selected by the German American committee of the Eastern Yacht Club to sail to Kiel Germany and later to Spain for royal trophies. Spokane I built last year Marblehead and Chewink VIII built this year with trials finishing after four days of racing.

Marblehead Mass Sonder Yachts Germany Spain Spokane I F. Lewis Clark Eastern Yacht Club F. G. Macomber, Jr Corinthian Yacht Club W. H. Joyce Sumner H. Foster Boston Silvia Kiel Royal Yacht Club of San Sebastian Alfonso Vim Clinton H. Crane New York Levi F. Stackpole Small Brothers B. B. Crowninshtield H. Foster Spokane

Perfect Scores Likely In Four Day Bonnet Contest

Automobile Club of America faces more silver cups as drivers who complete the four day bonnet contest without breaking seals receive cups. Forty five cars started the Woodmont Connecticut run, only one out by nightfall. The Glide car paused by tire trouble. others faced minor delays. The day’s route included Woodmont to Patchogue and back with crowd cheers at the clubhouse.

Automobile Club of Amerca Woodmont Conn C. &. Beach Patchogue Long Island Centr Bridge New Rochelle Port Chester Glenville Stamford Norwalk Bridgeport Woodmoat Pelham Parkway Darien Milford Greenwich J. ©. McCafferty

State League Scores From Syracuse to Albany

In Syracuse scores Wilkes Barre defeated Syracuse 1 to 0 and Troy beat Utica 8 to 1. Binghamton edged Scranton 3 to 2 while Albany AAlbany lost 5 to 2 to A J G Detroit. Umpire Stafford noted with players Donovan Schmidt Waddell Bender Schreck.

Syracuse Wilkes-Barre Troy Utica Binghamton Scranton Albany aAlbany Detroit Philadelphia Donovan Schmidt Philadelph Waddell Bender Schreck Stafford

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