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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1907

Page

10

Foggy Sheepshead Bay Racecard Disrupted by Dense Fog

Racing at Sheepshead Bay was marred by heavy fog that hung over the track all afternoon. Notasulya won the Rosebuds Stakes at five furlongs, with Mege's Hill and Half Sovereign in contention. Frank Gill captured the Equality Stakes in a flat-out finish over Roseben and Charles Edward. Roseben, backed to win, finished a close third to Frank Gill in the mile and a sixteenth event, with substantial wagers noted on the sprinter.

Sheepshead Bay Notasulya al Hamel Mege Jack Martin Frank Gill James R. Keene Suffrage Roseben Charles Edward Jack McGinnis Peter Pan Knapp Jack Bennett Faust Notasulga Jane Swift Mountain Belmont Radike Notasulea Mill Half Sovereign Radtke Miller F. A. Forsythe Rifleman Herodotus Shreve A. Ee Bhaeons Ruby Linda Vist Bettin Ee Menagere J Miller Ginette Frances Fanny Rikes Rifleman Sythe Huston McIntyre Troublemaker Dugan Orphan Lad Gunlop Lord Badge Oliver Masaniello Herz Clements Clancy Lowe Umbrella Daly Burns Bright Boy Emery Powers Jennings Beckman Winne B Bett Horee Hamel Tucker Preston Soverelen Hill Keene Megg Ravello St. MM Frank Girl Paget Johnson Martin Paner Booker Tony Faust Hildreth Sufia Ou Miller Dolly Spanker Wilson Sa Garner Kentucky O and Bua Gerst Zai Pty B. Dugan Durneil Charles Edward Tan Bridge Er Emi Bore Co J. Martin Ellison J. Hennessey Lancastria Brussel Stokes Buttling McGinnis Ais J Johnson Widener Cabochon B. c Handsel Mother Bunch St. Fin Enae Daréen Restigouche Sir Cleges Long E. Dugan Castlewood Preston Ose Meelick Madden Brussels Annoyance Clay Garner Thurbet Burlew Henderson Mara Avis Gideon J. Johnson Kodak G Burns Hartford Boy Potter Hagein

Empire City Case Faces Stay On Yonkers Track License

In Brooklyn appellate court Colonel Franklin Bartlett argued for a stay on the mandamus that compels the State Racing Commission to license the Empire City Trotting Club near Yonkers. Justice panel heard James Russell Soley for the club. decision reserved, likely within a week. Bartlett contends an appeal should stop the license from taking effect during review.

Empire City Yonkers Franklin Bartlett State Racing Commission Supreme Court Brooklyn Bartlett Empire City Trotting Club James Russell Soley Jenks Hooker Miller Rich and Gaynor Racing Commission Empire Track

Yale and Harvard crews practice at New London

Yale and Harvard rowing teams held a practice session at New London with listed crew members including Auchincloss Mayer Rice Hoppin Taft Howe Ide Boulton and Barkalow serving as coxswain.

YALE Harvard New London Auchincloss Mayer Rice Hoppin Taft Howe Captain Ide Boulton Cox

Harvard Yale Varsity Eights Race Prep South End New London

New London Conn June 24 Yale and Harvard varsity crews completed a final hard workout for the Thursday four mile race. Referee W H Meik elham reviewed the course with captains. freshman four and graduate eight assignments were arranged. Harvard's graduate eight showed strong pace over two miles with the freshmen close behind. Yale's varsity crew posted solid forms in rough water and the two eights practiced starts with signal pistol.

New London Conn Yale Harvard W. H. Meikelham New York C. H. Schweppe D. F. Downes J. F. Perkins D. D. McGrew A. Blake M. Brownell J. Lawrence Guy Bancroft George Marvin Gentleman's Godley Payton Blair Babcock How Varsity Kennedy Bacon Charles H. Schweppe Regatta Ide H. Boulton New York City Syracuse H A. Howe Orange N JI Taft B.C. Hopin Bol K. Ricce D. T. Griswold Eric Penn W E. Dunkle Warren Penn I. B. Robbins Springfield Mass P. Rockwell Enfield Cc F. Wallis Dorchester F. Mille Savannah Hunt Hot &Prings Ark Wodell Bow K . Sraith Pee Asa S G. Hyde A. Morse Brainerd Bil Harold Hunsiker London Row — Penne Avecmere Charleston Ac Cox Harvard Varsity Couree Hell E. Farley JI Richardson Nimbus Messee Jim Gaffney Fordello G. Glass Spokane Thermifor Queen Marguerite R. Severance New Befford Gor J Bleck R. L. Bacon Washington R. M. Faulkner Garret W. Vee Realm R. M. Tappan Boston Tom Cogan Penlaker Blue Pigeon Sir Tristan Guardian Dick Shaw Cox M. Biagden H. Carey Orbicula B. Swain Cambridge Salvidere C. Wiggins Pomfret Sane Philancer Ee Bac News L. RL K. Lunt Arnold Colorado Springs Hf. V. Anberg Chicago Woodlane Robert Hartford Hoy E. C Fitchbure Mass Buxton Springfiel Cott Concord Sargent, Jr Brookline Mary Face Bill Pab Morgan Dolly Spanker Adams Mason City Hamilton OS F. R. Maxwell Isrankline Ene Oy Hadden F. A. Forster Mellie Gall W. Adams Slason City Golde West Sus MacLeod Dorechester Voge Bombay Vincent Lenrie Were & Petree Oon Lacy Otter Cccvsscces

Sheepshead Bay Entries to Day Baseball at Polo Grounds

Baseball card notes Sheepshead Bay entries today at Polo Grounds feature M. Gants facing Boston. Admission details appear limited and unclear in the snippet.

Sheepshead Bay Polo Grounds M. Gants Boston

Breeding Bureau Receives Watercolor for Jockey Club

Herman B. Duryea donated Watercolor to the breeding bureau of The Jockey Club for service at a nominal state fee. Duryea bought Watercolor from James B. Haggin in private sale. Watercolor, a top son of Watercress, was long regarded as a premier racehorse in training. Horsemen yesterday agreed Duryea selected an excellent addition for the bureau.

Breeding Bureau Herman B. Duryea The Jockey Club Mr. Duryea James B. Haggin

Behr Wins In England At Wimbledon Opening Day

London June 24 cloudy morning rain afternoon marred opening day at Wimbledon All England championships. Karl Behr defeated T M Mavrogorda in five sets 3-6 6-2 6-8 6-4 6-4 in a keen contest while Behr and fellow American C Wright lost to A F Wilding of New Zealand. Wright praised for stylish play despite adverse conditions. May Sutton favored in ladies championship starting Wednesday.

London Wimbledon Karl Behr T. M. Mavrogorda Deuce Behr Beals C. Wright A. F. Wilding New Zealand Wright England Wilding Miss May Sutton California

Wisconsin Freshmen Beat Varsity in Regatta Prep

Light practice day for sixteen crews at Poughkeepsie for the intercollegiate regatta on Wednesday. Wisconsin freshmen beat the varsity by a half length as pacemakers in a full-course trial. Cornell and Navy factions show strong form while Columbia eases into the race. Monitors Nevada Arkansas and Florida arrive. Metcalf Goodrich and Evans to observe Navy crew.

Tribune Poughkeepsie N. Y Wisconsin Varsity Columbia ‘Varsity Rice Cornell ‘Varsity Shell Navy Ingram Columbia Cornell Palmer F. Pierce United States Military Academy Frank B. Irvine Stewards West Point Pierce John J. J. Sague Nevada Arkansas Florida Metcalf Admiral Goodrich Admiral Evans

Wright defeats Tallant in decisive Dunwoodie match

Irving C Wright wins the final round singles at Dunwoodie Country Club Yonkers in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-4 over Hugh Tallant as spectators noted the match featured strategic play and sharp execution. Ross Burchard captures handicap singles at West Side Lawn Tennis Club with 6-1 0-4 6-2 6-3 over W M Fischer. William B Cragin Jr wins University Heights Club Bronx final 6-1 6-2 7-5 against William Rosenbaum.

Irving C. Wright Dunwoodie Country Club Yonkers Hugh Tallant Tallant Wright Ross Burchard West Side Lawn Kith Street Amsterdam Avenue Burchard W. M. Fischer William B. Cragin, Jr Ith Regiment University Heights Bronx William Rosenbaum Harlem

Excursion company to take Tolchester to intercollegiate regatta

The Excursion and Transportation Company announced the Iran steamboat Tolchester will sail to the Intercollegiate regatta in Poughkeepsie. It departs Battery Landing at 9 a.m. West 21st street at 9 30 a.m. and West 131st street at 19 a.m.

the Excursion and Transportation Company Poughkeepsie Battery Landing West 21St Street West 131St Street

Boston Tops Giants 10 to 8 at Polo Grounds in erratic game

National League action shows Boston defeating New York 10 8 in a high hitting affair marked by multiple errors and umpire disputes. Strang, Klein ejections and early pitching struggles highlighted a tense game with Ferguson Ames and MacGinnity on one side and Young on the mound for Boston.

Boston Giants Polo Grounds Klein Ferguson Ames MacGinnity Young Conner Brown Strang Brain Sweeny Bates Ritchey Bowerman BETO New York Bridwell Shannon Tenney Browne Devlin Sweeney Beaumont Shay O O Bates Hannifan Burke Danien Corcoran

Superbas Triumph Over Phillies 2 1 at Brooklyn Park

The Superbas earned a third straight win beating Philadelphia 2 to 1 at Washington Park Brooklyn. Rucker pitched well for Brooklyn while Batch muffed a fly in the second inning delaying a potential shutout. Winning run scored in the sixth on Rucker and Alperman hits and Lumley’s long fly RBI. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg 12 to 5 in another scoreline.

Superbas Philadelphia Washington Park Brooklyn Batch Rucker Brooklyns Alperman Lumley

Yachts fogbound as Okee wins New York yacht race

Block Island R I June 24. It was unofficially announced that the sloop Okee owned by J A and J F Mahlstedt of Naw Ro chelle won the chief prize in the fourth annual long distance race from the head of Long Island Sound to Block Island. The Little Peter owned by F M Weeks took the handicap prize as fog delayed official results.

Block Island R. I Okee J. A J. F. Mahlstedt Naw Rochelle Long Island Sound New York Athletic Club F. M. Weeks Race Rock

Last Round at Chess in Ostend Masters Tourney

At Ostend on June 24 the International Chess Congress postponed adjourned games and completed the Masters tournament with 18 players finished. Rubinstein and Bernstein each have 1914 points, Teichmann-Rubinstein pending, Mieses tied for third and fourth with Niemzowitsch, Forgacs assured fifth, Salve and Duras with games left.

Ostend Belgium International Chess Congress Rubinstein Russia Bernstein Germany

Yankees sweep Boston in twin bill with 9 to 8 and 11 to 3 wins

New York Yankees win both ends of a Boston double header. First game ends 9 to 8 with Elberfeld and Chase driving in runs and Williams homering. Second game a hitting spree as every Yankee gets a hit. key hits include Williams triple and Rickey three-base hit with Conroy circling for a run. Details cover pitching, fielding, and base running from the Boston game.

Boston New York Yankees Yankees Elberfeld Chase Williams Conroy Criger Chesbro Rickey Kitson Moore Oberlin Harris Cerrete Lille Ungland Winter Tentueee Keeler Ingland Congalton Parent Ferris New York Ton Orth Byr Moore Kletnow Sheridan Hoffman Sullivan Rte Ongalton Barrett Laporte Knight Oo Williams Unglaub Enroy NEW Laan Unglanb Perrin Armbruster Eoo Jacobson Hoev Grimshay Saske Glaze Cobson Williams Conroy Conn Ja i Elbert Hae

Auto Trials in Desert From Peking to Paris

Described dispatches from Le Matin recount perilous car trek across the desert. Motoring teams including Godard in a Spyker and Coroter in a De Dion-Bouton endure fuel shortages, scarce water, and bandit threats. Mongol horsemen barter with the travelers who finally secure aid and reach Adile, learning Pons is 36 miles away with telegraph help triumphant.

Pongkiong Spyker Godard Cantel Pons Coroter Adde Udde Adile Comenanion Lees Peking

Urchin Wins Long Yacht Race From Belden Point

The Corinthian Yacht Union race from Belden Point City Island to Stra thoal Lightship and back began at 4 30 p m Saturday and finished at midnight Sunday. The Urchin of the Stuyvesant Yacht Club was the winner.

Corinthian Yacht — Union Belden Point City Island Strathoal Stuyveesant Yacht Club

Amherst Defeats Williams In Baseball Series Game

Amherst beat Williams 7 to 3 in Amherst Massachusetts on June 24 extending the series lead to two wins for Amherst. The game details show Amherst scoring early and holding the advantage throughout the contest amid a steady crowd.

Amherst Mass Williams Cuttworth

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