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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1908

Page

8

Wusgrave's Ugly Fall at Jamaica as King Cobalt Wins Dunion Stakes

Jockey Musgrave suffered a bad fall at the Jamaica meeting while riding Armandine, carried to the paddock in a wagon, then walked off with only bruises. King Cobalt captured the Dunion Stakes in fast time, beating Berry Maid by a length as Castlewood and Masque earned jockey honors in other races.

Wusgrave Jamaica Peddock Musgrave Armandine King Cobalt Threeves James B. Brady Berry Maid Rlalle McCarthy James B Rialto Water Isck McGinnis Keene Docan Queen Marguerite Zethus Castlewood Jack McGinnis Aqueduct Zienep Jamce R Keene St. Withold Notter Father Stafford Henge Eustacian Mary Bali Hayes Chang Price Sir Toddington Patriot Westerick J. L. McGingis Selis Henry of Navarre Dug Marguerite St. Leonards Elsie Withold Beene Thomas Pather Staffora Miller Phyllis Aste Nedum Milden McCarthy Shapdate Francis Ae S S Musgrave Wimmer Tennessee Gerst Berns St Witheid Stafford Deater Sappho Eustacian Wes Sue Adres Mary Post Stein Wicks Lemaire Swain Smith Leo Bue Giala Almandine Farrell Johnathat Sarie Casarion Estelle Whitney Ae Postes Po. A St Pim Brieigh Park A.joyner McGinnis Ny Moore Lakeland Shaw Brady Fraight Riatto James B. Bray Carmencita Ee Recrat Becca Rau Rt Yorke Mulligan Schilling Chief Hayes Weir Chantilly Henry Heares Brussels Herald Hayes Zethus Poquessing Elkhorn Lindemere Sialee Manny Oper Hig Schulte Hilling Burns Daly Ty Arkie Moran Castlewood Fm

Yale Wins Fast Game In Sharp Baseball Clash

Yale downed Georgetown 4 to 2 as Van Vieck held the visitors to three singles. Georgetown led in the second on Simons's single and Duffy's three bagger, then Yale rallied with a third inning run on a Clarke pass and Wheaton and Murphy hits. In the sixth Wheaton and Dines walked and scored on Smiths muffed play, and Wylie homered in the eighth following Fels's single.

the Tribune New Haven Georgetown Yale van Vieck Simons Duffy Write Clifford Wheaton Murphy Dines Smith Fels Wylie Yale Gbrorgetown Abribpe Ab Ribpe Lil Duffy Feis Cantwell Vin Vieth McDonald Williams Bates Yates

Racing Jurist Grants Injunction in Derby Case

Judge Samuel B. Kirby issued a restraining order in favor of the Louisville Jockey Club against city officers. The injunction bars interference with the Derby race meeting beginning tomorrow and bars pari mutuel betting actions. The order names participants Banridge, Bin Herron, Sir Gilges, Dr. Matthews, Milford, Stone Bireet, and Gilvedear with listed weights.

Samuel B. Kirby Cery Court Louisville Ctw

Gore defeats Wilding to win English tennis title

English player A. W. Gore defeats New Zealand’s A. F. Wilding in three sets to recapture the covered court lawn tennis title in England. Gore had earlier defeated C. P. Dodge of Colorado Springs in the semi finals four days earlier.

Sinde A. W. Gore Mercy A F Wilding New Zealand Gore C. P. Dodge Colorado Springs

Jamaica Entries Today at 4 P.M. Giants Ve Pola

Today at 4 p.m. peerhall presents Jamaica entries featuring Polc Greunés in a Giants versus Pola event. Admission is 60 cents.

Jamaica peerhall—Polc Greunés Giants Ve Pola

Penn Defeats North Carolina With Close Score in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia on May 4 the University of Pennsylvania beat North Carolina with a final score of 62 to 63. North Carolina players Fallenwilder and Hobbs led for their side while Penn’s Collier and Smith contributed key plays.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania North Carolina Rh.e Pennsylvania Fallenwilder and Hobbs Collier and Smith

Jay Gould Reaches England to Defend Court Tennis Title

Jay Gould arrives in London on May 4 and immediately visits Eustace Miles whom he defeated for the US court tennis championship. He will defend his English title on May 16 and hopes for daily practice before the match. Gould stays for the Olympic Games and then proceeds to Paris.

London Jay Gould Eustace Miles United States Gould Miles England Paris

Yale Track Loses Star Sprinter Stevens

New Haven May 4 Yale track team suffers a severe loss as Lester Barber Stevens of Milwaukee injures his knee and may miss the Princeton duals and Harvard meeting. Once running 100 yards in 10 seconds flat, the injury could keep him from intercollegiate events where he was expected to score for Yale.

New Haven Yale Princeton Harvard Cambridge Lester Barber Stevens Milwaukee Stevens

Anderson and Heydon Reinstated By Commission

Cincinnati May 4 A National Baseball Commission ruling reinstates John Anderson and M E Heydon who left the Washington team last season The commission also fines the Washington club $25 for each player citing Rule 23 which bars transferring a player while not in service to the club extenuating services noted

Cincinnati John Anderson M. E. Heydon Washington National Baseball Commission Washington Club Anderson Heydon Siwanoy Country Club Columbia

Automobile Test in France Tour by Fifty Heavyweights

Fifty heavyweight automobiles left Paris this morning for a month long tour of France. The event is an industrial competition under the patronage of the Ministry of War.

Paris France Ministry of War

Yankees Dominate Senators In Easy 11 1 Victory

Washington Senators played poorly as New York Yankees seized the pennant lead with an 11 to 1 win. Manning shut down Washington after a rough start, while Griffith argued with the umpire and was banished in the fifth.

Washington Washington Senators New York Yankees Doyle Griffith Manning Senators Yankees Clarke Griffith Moriarity Connolly Altizer New York Keelers Stahl Niles Keeler Hemphill Chase Tahl Alazer Conroy Freeman Street

Giants in Batting Bee Beats Philadelphia at Polo Grounds

The New York Giants smothered Philadelphia 12 to 2 at the Polo Grounds in ideal weather. Mathewson started for New York, with Bresnahan backing him. Beecher relieved for Philadelphia but struggled. Giants piled up five runs in the first, then added more as Philadelphia’s defense faltered.

Giants Philadelphia Quaker City Polo Grounds McGraw Mathewson Bresnahan Sparks Doom Titus Short Bridwell Seymour Trout Bresnahann Shannon Tenney Osborne Donlin Knabe Donlin Devlin Doyle Beecher Needham Matty Osborne Magee New York Kmabe Nicklin O Grant Doenlin Bransfield Dovlin Dovin Tweyle M Hewson Devin

Lively Lawn Tennis Mixed Doubles Winners Named

The mixed doubles tournament at St. Nicholas Rink continued with wins by Mrs. F. G. Miles and Irving C. Wright over Miss Natalie Wildey and Edwin P. Larned in three sets 6 4 5 7 6 3 5. Mrs. A. H. McCarthy and C. Frederick Watson Jr. defeated Mrs. Barger-Wallach and Bernon S. Prentice in straight sets 7 6 3.

Detroit Beats St Louis In Low Scoring Baseball Bout

Detroit defeats St Louis 1 to 0 as Summers and Thomas hold the line on the mound. St Louis counters with two runs in a tight contest, with Warktell and Spencer working for the home nine. Umpire O Loughlin officiates. Summers, Thomas for Detroit. Warktell, Spencer for St Louis.

St. Louis Detroit Summers Thomas Warktell and Spencer O’ Loughlin

Philadelphia Batteries and Teams Rivalry Mentioned

Unclear OCR notes list teams Philadelphia Boston players Vickers Schreck Young Carrigan with umpires Hurst Sheridan. Source implies a game or match reference with both cities and multiple players but details are fragmented and uncertain.

Philadelphia Boston Vickers and Schreck Young Carrigan Hurst and Sheridan

Eastern League Games Today Feature Montreal Jersey City

Montreal defeated Jersey City 5 to 1 while Baltimore beat Toronto 4 to 2. Newark topped Rochester 2 to 1 and Buffalo won 6 to 2 over Providence.

Eastern League Standings Snapshot with Partial Team Scores

Baltimore Jersey Newark Buffalo 778 Rochester 556 Toronto 5 Montreal -545 Providence PC.

Baltimore Jersey Newark Buffalo Rochester Toronto Montreal Providence

Lumley's Home Run Delivers Boston Victory Over Brooklyn

Boston defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 as Dorner shut down the visitors until late. Lumsey belted a seventh inning homer to stave off a shutout and added a ninth inning two-base hit, while McGann collected two hits and the team total ten. Pastorius allowed ten hits for Brooklyn. Dorner struck out four for Boston in a 1 hour 33 minute game.

Boston Brooklyn Dorner Feld Pastorius Lumsey Superbas Sheehan McGann Ritter Innning Pastorious Brooklyn Wine Lumiey Hannifan Dahlen Sweeney Hummel Beaumont Dahilon Ritchey Rboston Brooklin Pastoricus Kiem

Local score roundup from city league games

Brooklyn 12 Baltimore 5. Washington blank Philadelphia 2. Paterson 5 Reading 4. Wilmington 4 Elizabeth 1.

Brooklyn Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Paterson Reading Wilmington Elzabeth

New England League scores and Connecticut results listed

Brockton 7 Fall River 0. New Bedford 4 Worcester 3. Lynn 5 Lawrence 1. Haverhill 11 Lowell 1. Connecticut results Hartford 3 New Haven 2. Springfield 3 Waterbury 3. New Britain 9 Meriden 5.

NEW England Brockton Fall River New Bedford Worcester Lynn Lawrence Haverhill Lowell Hartford New Haven Springfield Waterbury New Britain Meriden

Princeton seniors win Caledonian meet two mile lead by McGee

McGee wins two mile at Caledonian games with 9 56 2/5, Princeton seniors top meet with 45 points as Yale dual meet looms. Conners and others claim sprint, hurdles, broad jump, pole vault, shot put, hammer events. team standings list 2nd 28, 3rd 26, 4th 18.

Tribune Princeton N. J W. L. McGee New Haven Yale Alice Conners Cook Dwight Pfeiffer Kelly W. Strong Simons Connors Bredemus Vesin Parke MacFadyen Thompson Critchlow Brede

Eastern Professional Golfers Association elects eight new members

Eight new members were elected at the May meeting in this city for the Eastern Professional Golfers Association. Names include Thomson Knollwood Barker Garden City Jacobs Syracuse Dunn Wyckagyl Skelly Wilmington Robertson Oakmont Norton Trenton Maiden Nassau. Kirchner to step down as secretary. June election expected to fill his post.

Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association R. M. Thomson Knollwood H. H. Barker Garden City L. S. Jacobs Syracuse Seymour Dunn Wycagyl W. C. Skelly Wilmington Peter Robertson Oakmont James H. Norton Trenton Stewart Maiden Nassau Charles Kirchner Jack Pearson Isaac Mackie Herbert Strong Willie Norton Dave Hunter Strong Kirchner

Timely Auto Topics Elects NJ Club Officers

Paul E Heller was elected president of the Automobile and Motor Vehicle Club of New Jersey at its Newark annual meeting. W C Crosby named vice president A B Lemassena secretary Dr James R English treasurer trustees include W C Shenley H A Creselmire Dr Frank B Meeker A G Scherer and H A Bonnei Bonnet retired as secretary after long service a silver service presented to him The club gave 150 to St Barnabas Hospital and authorized trustees to join with Newark Board of Trade and others to challenge the constitutionality of the New Jersey automobile law and its amendments.

Paul E. Heller Automobile and Motor Vehicle Club of New Jersey Newark W. C. Crosby A B Lemassena James R. English W. C. Shenley H. A. Creselmire Frank B. Meeker A. G. Scherer H. A

Fourth Avenue Subway Plans Attract Brooklyn Contractors

Twenty five firms obtained plans for the Fourth Avenue subway in Brooklyn as bids for the first six sections near the Manhattan Bridge are opened Friday by the Public Service Commission. Bids due at noon Friday. contracts for construction and later operation to be let as a separate matter. Bonds posted: two sections require 20000 each. four sections 150000 each.

Fourth Avenue Brooklyn Public Service Commission Commission Tribune Manhattan Manhattan Bridge

Escaped Prisoner Randall Missing From Tombs

Harry Randall, held on petit larceny charges, disappeared from custody after a Friday transfer to the Tombs. Court and prison officials offered conflicting accounts of the escape as investigators searched for him. Randall had pleaded guilty at Special Sessions and was remanded to the Tombs, but never arrived.

Harry” Randall Randall Peter Mallon Flynn Jeferson Market Court

Consul General-at-Large Gottschalk Reaches New York

A. L. M. Gottschalk, newly appointed consul general at large, arrived in New York from Mexico City after years as consul general there. He will report to the State Department in Washington and sail soon to assume duties overseeing U S consular offices in Russia the Balkans and Greece. The five posts created in 1906 have since been filled to various degrees.

A. L. M. Gottschalk New York Mexico Gotttschalk Washington State Department Russia Balkan States Greece United States

St Paul Orders Fifty Locomotives for Pacific Extension

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad has ordered fifty locomotives from American Locomotive Works to be used on the new Pacific extension.

Tribune Milwaukee Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad American Locomotive Works

Gardner's Cue Battle Ends In Slow Billiards Thriller

Edward Gardner of Passaic defeats CCF Conklin of Chicago in the international amateur Dilliara tournament at the Liederkranz. Gardner wins after a long match that lasted past midnight, edging ahead with a steady, deliberate game and posting a 248⅔ total to Conklin's 248⅔ in a tight finish.

Edward Gardner Passaic CCF Conklin Chicago Gardner D. M. Delmas Cannon Utah Towns Minnesota Carrom Gardner ‘Nally Gardner I Lke

No freshmen intercollegiate meet called off

New Haven May 4 The Yale Athletic Association has abandoned plans to hold an intercollegiate track and field meeting for freshmen this year.

New Haven Yele Athletic Association

Firemen recover from sewer gas at Manhattan blaze

All the firemen overcome while fighting a basement fire at No 2 West 23d Street on Sunday night have recovered by yesterday afternoon and returned to duty. Battalion Chief Devanmey led an investigation which found the gas likely originated from nearby sewers.

No. 2 West 23d Street Devanmey

Estate Partition Sought In Cramsey Heir Case

George W Bristol as attorney for J Edward Cramsey began yesterday action for partition of an estate tied to several lots on South Street and Lexington Avenue. Cramsey, a Dover Del farmer, was duped into signing a deed to his cousin, unaware the value exceeded 5000 dollars. Proceedings also target removal of the aunts who administer the estate for alleged misconduct.

Sth Street Lexington Avenue George W. Bristol Broad Street J. Edward Cramsey Cramsey Dover Del Harriet Cramsey New York George C. Sterling Bridgeport Conn Bristol Court of Appeals Young Cramsey

Augusta Cotton House In Trouble

A bankruptcy petition was filed in U S Circuit Court by Atlantic Compress Gulf Compress J C Evans and C R Sims against Inman Co Augusta. Liabilities listed at 1250.08 with assets about the same. The Augusta firm denies ties to similarly named firms in Atlanta Houston New York and Liverpool Bremen.

Augusta Atlanta United States Atlantic Compress Company Gulf Compress Company J. C. Evans C. R. Sims Inman & Co Ategasta Inman, Akers & Inman Liverpool Bremen Inman, Neims & Co Houston Tex Inman Swann & Co New York

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