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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

11

Notter in rare form as Frank Gill takes Tarrytown Stakes

Notter the freelance jockey under Albert Simons rode four winners at Empire City Yonkers track, notably steering Frank Gill to win the Tarrytown Stakes over Spooner and The Squire. Simons paid $6 for Woodlane to stay, while Arondack and Monfort also performed strongly in a crowded card.

Notter Albert Simons James R. Keene Winter Quarters Empire City Track Yonkers Frank Gill Monfort Simcoe Woodlane Coat of Arms Royal Captive Fair Play Master Robert Spooner the Squire Miller Squire Io Squire Collar D. ©. Murray Biskra Simons Murray Arondack Footpad Tileing Meonfort Sumter

Vanderbilt Cup Race Set To Start On Nassau Long Island

At daybreak tomorrow the fourth Vanderbilt Cup speed contest begins on a new Nassau County circuit. Seventeen top cars race eleven laps totaling 28.06 miles with expected average speeds near seventy mph. Pre race practice saw Robertson and Keene post fast times, while Murray Stricker's condition improved after a wreck. Security includes Irish Volunteers patrolling the course and Nassau deputies ready for the large crowds.

Nassau County Long Island New Cement Motor Parkway America George Robertson Locomobile Foxhall P. Keene Mercedes Robertson Keene Emil Stricker Robert Graves Uot Mineola Murray Stricker Garden City Jefferson de Mont Thompson Hempstead Hicksville

Vanderbilt Cup Race Entrants and Nationalities

Entrants listed include Locomobile Company of America from the United States with Florida Knox Automobile Company also American, Denison Robert Graves from Germany, Stricker Chadwick Company American, Houpt William K Vanderbilt Jr from Germany, Luttgen Clifford V Brokaw, Lytle Matheson Company American, Ryall Hotchkis Importing Co from France, Kilpatrick, Harry Payne Whitney from France, Pouget Cordner Flynn from America, Patchske Thomas Company American, Salzman Matheson Company American, Chevrolet Locomobile Company America, Robertson Paul Lacroix, France, Strang Foxhall P Keene, Keene Thomas Company American, Gil Knox Company America Bourque.

Locomobile Company America Florida Knox Automobile Company America Denison Robert Graves Germany Stricker Chadwick Company Houpt William K. Vanderbilt, Jr Luttgen Clifford V. Brokaw Italy Lytle Matheson Company Ryall Hotchkis Importing Co France Kilpatrick Harry Payne Whitney Pouget -Cordner & Flynn Abeiscene America Patchske -Thomas Company Salzman .Matheson Company Chevrolet Locomobile Company Robertson Paul Lacroix Am Aoe Strang -Foxhall P. Keene Keene Thomas Company Gil Knox Company America Bourque

Yale and Harvard lead college football scrimmages October

Yale reports Captain Burch has a broken collarbone and will miss the season while Andrus is out. Richardson takes his guard spot as Bingham and Murphy juggle positions. Harvard travels to Baltimore for Annapolis game with new signals and squad drills. Princeton, Ithaca, and Annapolis update practice and lineups amid injuries and changes.

the Tribune New Haven Andrus Yale Richardson Murphy Bingham Philbin Wheaton Burch Princeton Harvard Biglow Savage Vaughn Merritt Hobbs Lilley Coaney Glass Flanders Tribune Cambridge Mass Baltimore Hoar Annapolis Belvidere Baltimore Country Club Burr Browne Smith McGuire Gray G. G. Browne Crowley Corbett Cutler Cutting Dunlap Fish Forcheimer Gallatti Harding Hadden Houston Jewett Kennard Leslie McKay Long Nourse Robinson Berwieke White Withington Naval Academy Crimson King Reissnyder Cobb Bischoff Robertson Clay Dalton Lange Jones Hibbard

Dean Mathey Wins Princeton Freshman Tennis Title

Princeton N J Oct 22 Dean Mathey of the freshman class won the lawn tennis championship by defeating G C Thomas in straight sets 61 6 2 6 3.

Mathey the Tribune Princeton N. J Dean Mathey Princeton University G. C. Thomas

Reaching the Vanderbilt Cup course by rail and road

Long Island Railroad prepares for large Vanderbilt Cup crowds with special trains from Long Island City to the grandstand near Bethpage and from the 34th Street ferry to the grandstand. Roads via Jericho turnpike and Meadow Brook Parkway warned for heavy traffic. motorists urged to follow Bethpage turnpike to the grandstand.

Grand Stand E. 34Th St Brooklin Flatbush Ave Parkway Plateau Island City Fifth Ave 34Th St Westbury St . Bush Ave Central Park Brooklyn New York Long Island City Manhattan Island 34Th Street Jericho Turnpike Meadow Brook Toll Gate Borden Avenue Jackson Avenue St. John’s Hospital Hoffman Boulevard Calvary Cemetery Winfield Elmhurst Maple Grove Cemetery Hillside Avenue Jamaica Rocky Hill Road Jericho Turn Grandstand Fulton Street Hempstead Bethpage Turnpike

Vanderbilt Cup Race History and High Speed Records

The Vanderbilt Cup race tomorrow marks the fourth contest for a year’s possession of the famed cup, with teams of five cars from leading automobiling nations. The event’s history shows changing international status, dramatic speeds, and notable tragedies, including a fatal accident in 1906 as crowds crowded the Kurs. The piece notes record speeds by Herbert Lytle and earlier victors such as George Heath, Hemery, Wagner, and Lancia, amid safety controversies and crowd control issues along the Nassau County course.

William K. Vanderbilt, Jr American Automobile Association Automobile Club of America George Heath France Hemery Wagner Nassau County Panhard Clement Bayard Albert Clement Herbert Lytle Isotta Heath Lytle America Joe Tracy United States Lancia Fiat Motor Parkway

Golf Champion Beaten by Harley in National Championship

Washington reports the women's national golf championship results from Chevy Chase. Miss Katy Harley of Fall River defeated defending title holder Miss Margaret Curtis in 22 holes to reach the semi finals, with other matches showing Miss Marion Oliver, Mrs. Caleb Fox, and Miss Carmelita Shreve advancing. Notable drives and performances included Curtis's 277 yard second shot on a 450 yard hole and Roosevelt among spectators as Miss Osgood won a driving contest.

Washington Marion Olliver Chevy Chase T. H. Polhemus Richmond Caleb F. Fox Huntingdon Valley Mise Katy Harley Fall River Chevy Chase Links Philadelphia New York Boston Harley Margaret Curtis Miss Harley Miss Curtis Curtis Howeger Georgiana Bishop Fox Carmelita Shreve Brae Burn Miss Oliver Ormsby McCammon Marine Band Ethel Roosevelt Fanny Osgood Anita Phipps McCammon Ethel Maul Grace Keres E. W. Allen Caleb Fox Georgiana M. Bishop Brooklawn Katherine ¢. Harley Essex Country Richmond County Mim Carmelita Shreve Marion Oliver Om McCammon E. R. Allen Dorothy Robinson Rochester Elizabeth Porter L. A Wells K. A. Townsend W. West Mas Grace Semple St. Louis Miss Hood Philadephia

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