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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1908

Page

11

Victory for Strang in Savannah 32 mile road race

Lewis Strang drove a Isotta Fraschini to victory before Governor Smith and about sixty thousand spectators. The race covered 34.2 miles after course shortening. Strang finished in 6 hours 36 minutes 30 seconds, about eight minutes ahead of Peele who rivaled in an Isotta Fraschini. Lytle finished third in a Lozier with tire troubles, while Michener placed fourth in a Lozier after a hard fight.

The Tribune Savannah Lewis Strang Jeke Smith Strang Peele Isotta-Fraschini Herbert Lytle Harry Michener Lezier Poole Lytie Apperson William McCullough Isle of Hope McCullough McKer Stearns Lytle Newstarter Michener Lozier New York Acme Newstatter Grand Stand Ee Ae Tovar Shes Isotta American

Lawn Tennis Dates Announced for 1908-09 Season

The United States National Lawn Tennis Association announced eighty nine fixtures for the coming season from March Cuba tournament in Havana to October intercollegiate championships. Highlights include the Kings County Club Brooklyn May 2 inaugural Island championship and Newport August 18 national championship events with many new and returning contests across clubs in New York Philadelphia Boston and beyond.

United States National Lawn Tennis Association New York Kings County Lawn Tennis Club Brooklyn Jorg Island Bachelors’ Lawn Tennis Club Washington Staten Island Ladies’ Club Newport Longwood Southampton New England Massachusetts West Side Lawn Tennis Club Hartford Golf Club Longwood Cricket Club Philadelphia Vedado Tennis Club Havana Cuba Columbia University Long Island Champship Rad Lawn Tennis Club Boston New York Lawn Tennis Club Chiattan Brae Burn Country Club West Newton Mass Merion Cricket Club Pennsylvania Staten Island Pennsylia Tennis Club New York City Columania Hartford Hartford, Conn.; Cham— F New Paetard ~Longwood Cricket Club New Haven Lawn Club Association New Haven Dunweedie Country Club Yonkers N. J Orange Lawn Tennis Club Orange Westchester Country Club Atlanta Athletic Club Atlanta Englewood Field Club Englewood Seabright Lawn Tennis and Country Club Seabright R. I East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association Elizabeth Town and Country Club Elizabeth Niagara Lawn Tennis Club Niagara-on-the-Lake Canada Nyack Country Club Nyack N. Y Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association Morristown Field Club New Jersey Seventh Regiment Lawn Tennis Cub

Boston Athletic Association Pledges 250 For Olympic Team

James E. Sullivan announced that the Boston Athletic Association has subscribed 250 dollars to send a representative team to England for next summer’s Olympic games.

James E. Sullivan American Olympic Committee Boston Athletic Association England

NYU Gym Team Pays Tonight in Collegiates Warmup

NYU gymnastic team the intercollegiate champions will duel Columbia at University Heights tonight in the final dual meet before the intercollegiates on March 28.

New York University Columbia University Heights

Halt Auto Race Plans In Westchester County

State Engineer Skene tells Briarcliff trophy road race organizers that twenty miles of the course use state improved highways and a bond must cover damages. He emphasizes road repair costs fall to the state or county and pledges no embarrassment to the race committee.

Albany Skene Westchester County Robert Lee Morrell

One Car Drops Out in New York to Paris Race

The American Thomas car leads the field toward Goldfield as the Zust Italian machine stalls in a mud hole. Four cars remain after the Moto Bloc French entry was disqualified for being shipped from Omaha to San Francisco. Protos German car reached Grand Island and departed. De Dion left Grand Island for North Platte.

Iy, New Thomas Here Goldfield New York Paris Zust Granger Omaha San Francisco Grand Island Neb North Platte

Lawn Tennis Findings on Davis Cup and Foot Fault Rule

The executive committee released decisions on the Davis Cup and foot fault rule. Leading experts will represent the United States for the Davis Cup with an Australian tour if ties aren’t decided domestically. The service and foot fault rule remain unchanged this year and officials must be provided for all matches.

A. L. Hoskins R. D D. Wrenn James Dwight R. D. Little Australia W. A. Larned F. B. Alexander Newport

Favorites Carry Five Of Seven At City Park Track

At New Orleans City Park, favorites dominated with five winners from seven races. Arionette edged Anne McGee in a close two year old contest, aided by Lee’s ride. Other results include McAllister in the steeplechase and Quadrille in a selling race, with multiple runners listed in each event.

New Orleans City Park Track Arionette Anne McGee Lee Alice Miss Jonette Yankee Bubba Jy Frances Lady Chilton da W McAllister Moongold Archibald Galt Dayton Coal Black Lady Piller Buckman Galilthea Pete Vinegar Dr. Heard Belle Strome Delaby Rebel Queen Martin Hasty Flynn Whiskom Fay Bewitched Viperine Tilekilns Vahoome Divorcee Rose of Pink E. T. Shipp Toy Boy Powers Momentum Notter Ketchemike Grimaldi Yaddo Kiamesha H Batesman the Piker Lidwina Bonita Bess Quadrille Hannibal Bey Meadow Breeze Nicol Pinsticker Spion Hooray Sam Taylor Coon Airship Coniscate Elfail Gilfain Shirvin John McBride Betsy Binford Shining Star Blaze A Light George Bailey Marsh Red

Beebee Breaks World Record Running High Kick

Harold B Beebee of Malden broke the world amateur record for a running high kick at St. Mark's School winter games in Southboro Massachusetts. His kick measured 9 feet 8 ½ inches surpassing the previous 9 feet 8 inches set by C C Lee in New Haven on March 13 1887.

Southboro Mass Harold B. Beebee Malden St. Mark's School Heebee C. C. Lee New Haven

Miles Aims to Reclaim World Court Tennis Title

Boston reports Eustace H. Miles former world court tennis champion arrived on the Ivernia from Liverpool with Peter Latham. Miles intends to challenge Jay Gould the current title holder during his United States visit. The Diva's Ruby continues in the second installment in The Tribune.

Boston Eustace H. Miles Ivernia Liverpool Peter Latham United States Miles Jay Gould

Demarest Breaks High Run in National Billiards

Calvin Demarest of Chicago defeats Ferdinand Poggenburg of New York 400 to 135 in the national amateur billiard championship matinee. Demarest sets a new amateur record with a 170 point high run, surpassing his previous mark of 168 as the game ends with an unfinished run of 20.

Chicago Calvin Demarest Ferdinand Poggenburg New York Demarest Poggenburg

Yankees Beat Atlanta in Exhibition Tilt 9 to 2

The New York Americans defeated the Atlanta Southern League champions 9 to 2 in an exhibition in Atlanta. N Y pitchers Newton Griffith and Blair held Atlanta to three hits after a six-run first inning as Chase belted a three-base hit. Elberfield missed the game nursing a leg. the Yankees meet Atlanta again for two more games.

Atlanta Yankees Walsh Chase Newton Griffith Elberfield Chattanooga Tenn New York

Superbas Hammer Jacksonville In 16-7 Belt

Brooklyn defeated the Jacksonville team 16 to 7 in a high scoring game marked by heavy hitting. Holmes pitched five innings for Brooklyn and combined with Rucker and Bergen on the mound. Jacksonville's lineup included Garbutt and Roth.

Jacksonville Fla Brooklyn Holmes Superbas Rucker Bergen Garbutt Roth

Yachtsm en Elect Officers for 1908 at Hotel Astor

At the Handicap Yacht Racing Class annual meeting in New York last night officers were elected for 1908. President George P. Granbery of the Tanya, secretary H A Jackson Jr. of the Mist, treasurer B R Sutton of the Fearless. Dues rise from 5 to 10 dollars. Attending were Dr A E Black C W Voltz Theodore Granberg the handicapper and H I North.

Hotel Astor George P. Granbery Tanya H. A. Jackson, Jr Mist B. R. Sutton Fearless A. E. Black C. W. Voltz Theodore Granberg H. I. North

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