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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1908

Page

20

Roseben Fails Again in Paumonok Handicap at Jamaica

Roseben, ailing since last fall, finished last in the Paumonok Handicap carrying 130 pounds as Red River won, with Restigouche and James BR close behind. The race featured a crash scare when Patriot fell. Ramble and Ceremonious were notable, while jockeys Dwyer and Duncan rode multiple winners amid a day of upsets and strong performances.

Roseben Jamaica Lfe Davy Johnson Red River Tat Masterson Mace E. Dugan Rialto Sumter Jimmy McCormick Patriot Jack Joyner Newcastle Queen Marguerite Hantilly Harcourt Heaslip Big Ben Aqueduct August Belmont Raymond Bakk Molesey Juggler Offic Harndicayper Mark Antony II Thomas Newton R. F. Carman W. Doyle Mr. Newton Zail William Gerst Netter Schilling Zal P. J Dwyer Queens County Brooklyn Jockey Clubs Melissa Star Sheet March Ado

Importers Switch Garden Show To Grand Central Palace

Importers Automobiles will skip Madison Square Garden next winter. They plan a foreign car exhibition at the Grand Central Palace from December 21 to January 7 conducted by the American Manufacturers Association. Eighteen cars will be shown by Importers including Fiat Renault Panhard Isotta-Fraschini Mercedes Benz Itala Bianchi Delaunay-Beilleville and more with a main floor section set aside for member exhibits.

Madison Square Garden, Os Grand Central Palace American Motoral Manufacturers’ Association Fiat Renault Panhard Maja Isotta-Fraschini Zust Jement Hotchkiss Delaunay-Beilleville Bianchi Merccedes Ike Dietrich Benz Itala Martine Delahave Filain

Australian boxer Squires stops Jem Roche in fourth round

In Truldin on April 36 Hill Squires of Australia knocked out Jem Roche former Irish champion in the fourth round. The purse was 1375 dollars with a 31.4 percent elite bet. Both fighters had recently lost burlesque bouts to Burns who now claims the world championship.

Truldin Hill Squires Australia Jem Roche Squires Roche Burns

French Wrestler Tempts Jenkins To Mixed Match

Tom Jenkins once American champion is invited to a mixed Greco Roman and catch as catch can contest by French wrestler Cazeaux. Cazeaux has defeated opponents across Canada and the East. Managers plan to meet today to arrange the bout.

Tom Jenkins America Cazeaux Canada The Est

Jamaica Entries Today at Polo Grounds 4 PM

Bacehall Polo Grounds hosts today’s Jamaica entries at 4 pm. Giants face Mesiadelphia Accnssion with tickets at 56 cents, as listed in the day’s events.

Jamaica Bacehall Polo Grounds Giants Mesiadelphia

Conklin and Poggenburg Triumph In Club Billiards Match

Chicago skater Jes F. Conklin defeated Lucian Rerolle 400 to 341 in a long national billiards clash at Erkranz Club after a 28 inning duel in which Rerolle produced a 158.2 run. Earlier J Ferdinand Poggenburg beat Edward Gardner 400 to 196 as Poggenburg led from early on.

Jes F. Conklin Chicago Oem Lucian Rerolle Conklin Revolle Rerolle Poggenburg Gardner

Sutton Retains 18.1 Balkline Title After Forfeit

Chicago rumor reports Jacob Schaefer forfeited the 18.1 balkline billiards world title to George Sutton due to illness. Sutton now holds the 18.1 crown for the third time, though never by actual play. Hoppe, who previously did not defend abroad, will battle Sutton tomorrow for the 18.2 championship here.

Chicago Jacob Schaefer George Sutton Sutton Schaefer Paris Willie Hoppe Hoppe

New Bicycle Track Opens at Vailsburg Newark

New six lap board track replaces the old Vailsburg track in Newark. Builders finished this week and work on grandstand and bleachers will start promptly. A large roster of professional and amateur riders, including May W. and Frank L. Kramer, prepare for the opening meet Sunday afternoon.

Carpenters Newark W. Frank L. Kramer

Fifth annual Roosevelt indoor meet at 71st Regiment Armory

The Roosevelt Athletic League’s fifth indoor meet will be held next Saturday at 7 30 p m in the 71st Regiment Armory. The league includes Public Schools 14, 18, 1%, 277, 4 and 4% Manhattan and is known for well run indoor meets that attract many entrants.

Roosevelt Athletic League 71St Regiment Armory Manhattan

Snow Stops Lexington Races in Kentucky

A heavy snow in Lexington Kentucky forced cancellation of today's races. Officials will decide whether to run a double program on Friday or Saturday or add an extra racing day on Monday.

Lexington

Gore defeats Dodge in Queen's Club tennis semifinal

At the Queen's Club in London on April 30 former champion A. W. Gore beat American C. P. Dodge of Colorado Springs three straight sets 6-3 6-2 6-4 to reach the final of the covered court lawn tennis championships.

London Queen's Club A. W. Gore C. P. Dodge Colorado Springs

Travis Best In Storm Seashore Links A Lake

Walter J. Travis of Garden City won the low score prize in the 36 hole medal play opening round of the Atlantic City open golf tournament at the Country Club of Atlantic City. He posted 81 and 78 for 159 with a severe storm dampening play. Findlay Douglas and Jerome Travers followed.

Atlantic City Walter J. Travis Garden City Travis Findlay $. Douglas Nassau Jerome D. Travers Montclair Fred Herreshoff W. C. Fownes, Jr Pittsburger W. E. Shackleford Jerome Travers Douglas C. B. Fownes Oakmont Henry W. Brown Philadelphia Lakewood Riverton Fownes Ge. Shackelford Atlantic M Hutchinson Princeton Robert Weir Wilmington M Forrest

Yale Likely Champions Of Intercollegiate Soccer

New Haven April 30. A meeting of Intercollegiate Soccer Football League representatives will be held in mid May to award the season championship. Yale and Haverford tie for first. Haverford set a time limit, preventing a postseason replay. Yale’s single win over Haverford makes Yale likely champion.

New Traven Yale Haverford

Aeroplane Experts Vie For Paris Prize

Paris April 20 Aeroplane experts Henry Farman M Delagrange M Bleriot and others push experiments at Issy near Paris to break records and win the $2000 prize for a machine remaining aloft fifteen minutes.

Paris Henry Farman M. Delagrange M. Bleriot Issy

Miss Moore Loses in Upset on Lawn Tennis Court

Miss Elizabeth H. Moore fell behind early as Mrs. Barger-Wallach fainted on court yet recovered to win two sets to one 7-5 4-6. Mrs. William H. Pouch defeated Miss Kathleen Tweed 6-2 6-4 in the other semi. Final set to decide the title slated for this afternoon at St Nicholas Rink.

William H. Pouch Barger-Wallach St. Nicholas Rink Elizabeth H. Moore Mrs. Barger-Wallach Miss Moore Mrs. Pouch Kathleen Tweed

Judge Moore Wins Again at Brooklyn Horse Show

Judge Moore led a strong field to win multiple blue ribbons at the Riding and Driving Club event in Brooklyn last night. Miss Mabel B. Hooley of Plainfield NJ defeated her top rival, while Miss Bedford often finished second and saw John Randolph faring poorly in one class.

Judge Moore Riding and Driving Club Brooklyn Mabel B. Hooley Plainfield N. J Miss Bedford John Randolph Moore Pratt Mat S. Cohen Autowin H. G. McElwaine H. L. Pratt Queen Delta Debator Minerva George Watson Lady Bird Ascot Epson Dasoris Park George Penny Donner Blitzen Whitehall Menella Charles K. Fownes Herbert L. Pratt Duchess Tillie Maxwell Whiting Mrs. Gerken Newsboy Shopgirl Miss Hovley Dorothea Chiquita Mate Miss Medford Lady Eocene Harbara James Caffrey Lady Arthur Prince Arthur A. Morrison Vesta Tilley Mrs. Davis Jacobite Harvey Laden Reliance Frank S. Jones Miss Jones William Robinson Simons Roland Whitney Betts Elmer M. Burden Edward C. Blum Thomas R. French Abraham Abraham Edwin C. Ford George H. Coutts Omri Ford Hibbards R. S. Corbett C. H. Callahan W. Pinckney Albertine Pinckney E. M. Corbett Mr. Webber Frederick L. Parsons Clarence Robbins Alfred Seaver Clair Foster W. B. Winslows John Hayward R. D. Langford Judge Dike Herbert J. Pratts Harvey Ladew, Jr

Eastern League results and standings include rain game

In yesterday’s Eastern League action Rochester lost to Jersey City in rain while Buffalo fell to Baltimore in rain. Standings show Baltimore 8 2 .800 and Rochester 4 3 .571. Newark 4 4 .500. Providence 3 3 .500. Toronto 3 3 .500. Montreal notched status. Connecticut League results list New Haven 3 Meriden 2 and Bridgeport 7 New Britain 6.

Montreal Jersey City Rochester Newark Buffalo Providence Toronto Baltimore W. Ls

Maine and Bates top college football scores listed

University of Maine 2 Harvard 0 Bates 5 Springfield Training 4 Rhode Island State 3 Colby 1 Massachusetts Agricultural 1 Norwich 4 Pennsylvania vs Virginia rain South re R HE Seton Hall Bucknell Lt Lovetrsee Batteries Seton Hall Ferry Meegan Bucknell Carey Hawk

University of Maine Harvard Bates Springfeld Training School Rhode Island State College Colby Massachusetts Agricultural Norwich University Pennsylvania University of Virginia South Re Seton Hall Bucknell Lt Lovetrsee Seton Halt Ferry and Meegan Bucknell Carey and Hawk

Harvard Loses to Maine in Poorly Played Game

Cambridge March 20 The University of Maine defeated Harvard 2 to 0 at Soliders Field in a poorly played game by Harvard. Maine scored both runs in the second inning on errors by Briggs and McCall. The Maine battery was Fyan Fulton Slater Currier umpire Connelly. Time 1:45.

Cambridge Mass University of Maine Harvard Soldiers’ Field Maine Briggs McCall Fyan and Fulton Slater and Currier Connelly

Chauffeur Henderson Fined in Hoboken for License Issue

Alvin Henderson, driver for William Ellis Corey of United States Steel, was arrested and fined $20 in Hoboken yesterday for lacking a New Jersey license and for failing to display a New Jersey number on the car. He had driven Mr and Mrs Corey to the Hamburg American pier where they boarded the Deutschland for Europe.

New Jersey Alvin Henderson William Ellis Corey United States Steel Corporation Hoboken Mrs. Corey Hamburg-American Pier Europe

Bowerman's Last-Inning Hit Sends Beaneaters Past Giants

Bowerman delivered a three bagger in the final frame driving in Sweeney as Boston edged New York 3 to 2. Crandall pitched well for the Giants, hitting a home run and sharing batting honors with Bowerman, who had three safeties. Giants stranded bases loaded in the first inning as Devlin faltered with a grand chance.

the Tribune Boston Bowerman Sweeney Bridwell New York Giants Crandall Giants Aso Shannon Ritchey Tenney Donlin Flaherty Browne Bates Nicklin Beaneaters Devlin Seymour

Rain Helps Brooklyn Superbas Edge Quakers 2 0 in Wash Park

The Brooklyn Superbas beat the Philadelphia Quakers 2 to 0 at Washington Park as rain aided the home club. The game ended after five innings with the Quakers scoring five runs in the sixth, and Nap Rucker pitched well for Brooklyn while Moren allowed multiple hits. An injured ankle sidelined Whitey Alperman for a month after a prior break, with Doctor Scanlon consulting at Long Island College Hospital.

Superbas Philadelphia Quakers Washington Park Quakers Brooklyn Klem Nap Rucker Moren Lumley Jordan Sheehan Alperman Scanlon The Long Island College Hospital

Yankees Gain In Rain Tie For League Lead

The New York Americans rose to the top of the American League though only a damp practice before a rain delay. St. Louis routed Cleveland 9 to 1, giving the Browns a setback while the Yankees and Indians share first place. The Highlanders travel to Washington to press the standings as autumn games loom.

Washington Philadelphia St. Louis Cleveland New York Boston Detroit Chicago New York Americans Highlanders I. Pew Haneee St Louis

Cleveland Beats St. Louis in Battery Showdown

At St. Louis, the Cleveland lineup faced Powell and teams including Liebhardt Cheech Ganey and Clarkempire Evans. The fragmentary report notes a battery match with St. Louis and Cleveland players cited in a rough summary of action.

St. Louis Cleveland Bbs Powell and Cleveland Liebhardt, Cheech, Ganey and Clarkempire Evans

Southern League Results Reported

In New Orleans the team defeated Memphis 4 to 1 while Montgomery beat Nashville 4 to 1 and Mobile won 4 to 2 over Little Rock. An Atlanta at Birmingham game result is listed with weather noted.

New Orleans Memphis Montgomery Nashville Mobile Little Rock Atlanta Birmingham

Union League Results Cancelled Amid Acountain Actions

All games in the Union League schedule were cancelled due to ongoing actions in Acountain. No contests were held and officials postponed results as the season paused amid the dispute.

Caledonian track meet starts at Princeton amid rain

Princeton news reports the Caledonian track and field games began on University field but were cut short by rain with six events completed. Pfeiffer won the 12-yard hurdles tying an intercollegiate mark though not a record, and McGee edged a sprint to win the mile as Whiteley and others posted notable times. Fordham and Virginia set to clash at Fordham Field with Susong for Virginia expected to pitch and Honaker and Hoff highlighted in the infield for Virginia.

Princeton N. J Caledonian University Field T. N. Pfeiffer McGee Oy & Pretty G. H. Whiteley Fordham University of Virginia Fordham Field Susong Virginia Yale Harvard Columbia Southerners University of Pennsylvania University of North Carolina Cornell Amherst Dartmouth Lehigh Honaker Air Southern Hoff

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