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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1908

Page

8

Nichols In The Van Makes Record At Van Cortlandt Park

Gilbert Nichols of the Tedesco Club near Boston won the open professional golf tournament at Van Cortlandt Park with a 294 for 72 holes setting a new course record 68 in the final round. H. H. Barker of Garden City was runner up at 296, Isaac Mackie Fox Hills placed third with 299, and Will Anderson Onwentsia finished at 300. Nichols collected 150 in prize money plus special prizes, while Barker, Mackie, Turnbull, Ogilvie and the Smith brothers shared the rest of the purses.

Gilbert Nichols Tedesco Club Boston van Cortlandt Park H. H. Barker Garden City Isaac Mackie Fox Hills van Cortlandt Will Anderson Onwentsia Dave Ogilvie Morris County Smith Brothers Will Alec McLeod Anderson Nichols Timge Barker Parker Mackie Rouch

High School Football Scores From Massachusetts

Bubble of scores from multiple games shows Brockton 7 over Worcester 2 and Fall River 3 over Lowell 2. Lawrence dominated Lynn 9 to 0 with Kaverhill and New Bedford providing mixed results in a weathered regional update.

Brockton Worcester Kaverhill New Bedford Fall River Lowell Lawrence Lynn

Race Meetings Granted for Benning and Jamestown Jockey Clubs

Stewards of the Jockey Club approve a Benning D C meeting from October 12 to 17 1908 with officials F J Bryan E C Smith Samuel Ross. Jamestown Jockey Club sanctioned for September 12 to 26 pending officials list. Henry J Morris named steward. Baltimore rider Thomas Wright granted permission to ride on even terms under rule 149.

Jockey Club Windsor Arcade National Horse Show and Racing Association Benning D. C F. J. Bryan E. C. Smith Samuel Ross Jamestown Henry J. Morris Thomas Wright Baltimore

Le Roy and Palmer Reach East Jersey Final

Le Roy of New York and Palmer of Ridgewood advanced to the East Jersey lawn tennis final at Elizabeth Town and Country Club. Le Roy beat Reginald A. West in three sets 6-8 6-4, while Palmer defeated Walter Bennett 6-1 6-3.

Robert le Roy Richard Palmer East Jersey West Side C. E. Dewey H Cruder Clairmont Henry J. Mollenhauer Kings County Otto H. Hinck Montclair Robert T. Bryan G. Lorraine Wyeth New York Edgar F. Lee E. H. Jones University G. L. Wysth C. J. Brainard C. Barnes C. M. Bull, Jr H. C. Martin Crescent Roy D. Ritchey Hamilton Grange G. C. Thomas, Jr Elizabeth Elizabeth, 7—5. Women's Doubles (Semi-Final round)—Mrs. W. H. Pouch E. H. Moore Erna Marcus

Quakers defeat Brooklyn twice in Philadelphia double-header

Philadelphia’s Quakers top Brooklyn in a split doubleheader. Pastorius and Sparks held Brooklyn to seven safeties in the first game while Bransfield drove in the winning run with a bases loaded triple in the sixth. In the nightcap McQuillan scattered four hits as Wilhelm yielded ten. Brooklyn faced fielding woes and struggled at the plate.

Philadelphia Quakers Brooklyn Pastorius Sparks Bransfield McQuillan Dodgers Wilhelm Superbas Maloney Riadetite Oi Sos Stenks Spoume Gan Ee Hummel Lumley Doom Jordan Courtney Titus Emilie Ribpo Grant Alperman McMillan Aga Magee Bransf'ld Lewis Osborne Sheehan Doolin Burch Rf Dooin C Sparks Grant Hummell Magee Bransfi Dooin Farmer Bell Emsilie

Cubs Lose to St Louis in Ten Inning Slugfest

In Chicago on Sept 1 St. Louis beat the Cubs 5 to 4 in ten innings. St Louis led 4 to 0 through seven before Chicago tied it with four hits, a sacrifice, and a passed ball in the ninth. Murray tripled in the tenth and scored on Delehanty's single to center. Lush finished the final two innings for St Louis.

ST. Louis Chicago Chicago Cubs Beebe Howard Muff Reulbach Murray Delehanty Lush

Giants Humble Boston With Wiltse and Mathewson Dual Wins

New York defeats Boston 4 1 in game one and 8 0 in game two as Wiltse and Mathewson dominate. Giants gain ground in pennant race while Devlin hits a homer and steals the spotlight with a first game triple.

Bresnahan Flaherty Boston Becker Sophnes Devlin Ferguson Mathewson Taylor New York Johnstone Klem McGann Barry Ritchey Bridwell Dahlen

Pirates Win a Double Header Over Cincinnati

Pittsburg dominates a twin bill at Cincinnati. Volz started for Cincinnati but pitched one inning. Clarke hit a home run and Wagner added a three base hit. Maddox pitched well for Pittsburg as Leever and Gibson closed out the nightcap with a 9 to 0 win.

Cincinnati Pittsburg Volz Clarke Wagner Coakley Maddox R. H. EB Gibson McLean O'Day R. H. E. Pittsburg Leever Campbell Schiel O’day Brookdale Nymph Jeanne Cweweer Jersey Thing Fond Heart & Comedienne Pelleas Edward Schleswig Maskette Lady Hubbard Frank Gill Angelus Philander Firestone Dorante Royal Tourist Serene Arosane Lady Winifred Zienap Miss Crawford

Yankees Win A Game In Twelve Innings Open Doubleheader

Yankees win the opener in twelve innings 4 to 3 at American League Park as Chesbro bests Vickers in a pitchers duel. Davis homers for the Athletics and Laporte's single in the twelfth drives in Hal Chase, giving New York the win.

Philadelphia New York Yankees Athletics Highlanders Jack Chesbro Vickers Davis Nicholls Laporte Chesebro Hal Chase Chase Manning

Washington Battery Trio and Officials Named

At Washington the lineup includes Smith Hughes and Warner for the Batteries plus Boston Cicotte Arellanes and Donohue as players. Umpire Evans is noted.

Washington R. H. E. Washington Washington, Smith, Hughes and Warner Boston Cicotte Arellanes Donohue Evans

St. Louis RHE Tops Chicago in Low Scoring Tilt

In St. Louis the RHE team defeated Chicago 15 to 13 behind pitching by F Smith and Sullivan. St. Louis: Graham Bailey Criss and S Smith contributed on offense while umpires O Loughlin and Hurst officiated.

St. Louis R.H.E. Chicago Louis Chicago F. Smith and Sullivan Graham, Bailey, Criss S. Smith O’'Loughlin and Hurst

Batteries-Cleveland, Joss and Clarke, Detroit, Winter and Schmidt

Umpires Sheridan and Egan. Detroit game details include Cleveland and partners PIGEPORLY Sisco tncesweukaens with scoring references.

Detroit R. H. E. Cleveland Pigeporly Cleveland Joss and Clarke Winter Schmidt Sheridan and Egan

Quiet day at Sheepshead Bay as Spooner wins Flying Handicap

Racing at Sheepshead Bay drew about two thousand amid strict betting restrictions. Spooner edged Restigouche in the Flying Handicap after a spirited drive, while Etherial captured the Partridge Stakes by a neck over Harrigan. Bar None and Besom faded in later events as other notable developments and trainer notes emerged.

Sheepshead Bay Etherial Spooner James R. Keene Restigouche Harrigan Butler Star Shoot Fitz Herbert Sir Martin Fayette Maskette Harry Payne Whitney J. W. Lemaire Belmont Park Bar None E. Dugan Big Chief Doc” Rowell Besom Dad” Doggett Woodcraft Ws. House B. G Asess Doggett Gilbert Southwell St Zienap Schulte Jc. Shilii Duryea McCarthy Saracinescu Sullivan Garner Mb Balbus Wieiajwose Long J._ Butler Whip Top Drace Br.g le Var Po Sy West W. McKinne Seereere Evans Ironsides Gleniver St Kelleher Tronsides Lyndall Rey J. Butler Elkwood Park Witching Hosae Calenee Hitchcock Ilesogibce Ea Aoe Weil D. c Lemaire Bert Iz Keene Gil . Notter Restigouc Shillin Williams E Dugan Whitney Berry Mall Forsythe Eo McCarthy King Cobal Park St Beaucou Montpelier St King Cobalt Berry Mald Ogden Lida Fizer Milford Don Cal McDaniel Eenes Animus Milet J. B. McMillan Brockton Shreve Sailor Girl H. Smith Aster d'Or Chelsea St E. Ce Golconda Marryatt Burg Wees Po.we B. Dugan Coeree Twilight Queen McDaniel Harlem M Secutescese Wuditchcock Gilbert Kiikin McAvoy Mariana Mien Sun Trance Imer Night Dike

Eastern League Games Today Result Highlights

Newark defeated Toronto 6 to 4 while Montreal topped Baltimore 2 to 1 Rochester beat Jersey City 2 to 0 and Providence won 4 to 9 over Buffalo. Standings show Baltimore 74 wins 48 losses leading at .607 with Montreal and Newark close behind. Toronto 70 wins 73 losses .589. Jersey City 69 63 .524. Rochester 43 69 .411.

Newark Toronto Jersey City Rochester Providence Buffalo Montreal Baltimore Bufalo

State League Results This Week

Scranton swept Syracuse 9 0 in game one and 4 2 in game two. Binghamton edged Wilkes Barre 4 3 while Troy defeated Elmira 5 3. Albany beat Utica but the score is unknown.

Scranton Syracuse Binghamton Wilkes-Barre Troy Elmira Albany Utica

Connecticut League Results Highlights

New Britain defeated Meriden 10 to 4 in the first game and 7 to 3 in the second. New Haven beat Hartford 2 to 1. Holyoke topped Bridgeport 4 to 2.

New Britain Meriden New Haven Hartford Holyoke Bridgeport

Sheepshead Bay Racing Summaries

Weather clear and track fast at Sheepshead Bay for the racing card. Jockeys report steady conditions aiding both dirt and turf events.

Evans Ale advertised to attract discriminating diners

Proprietors urge pickup of Evans Ale to elevate meals and draw a refined clientele. Evans & Sons of Hudson New York promote trade with a New York City depot at 127 Hudson Street.

H. Evans & Sons Hudson, N. Y New York City Hudson St

Automobile Club allegiance and 24 hour race entries at Brighton Beach

William H. Hotchkiss received a telegram from W. W. Cowan affirming Kansas City club loyalty to the American Automobile Association and denying withdrawal rumors. A 24 hour race at Brighton Beach on September 11 and 12 lists twelve entries, with Zust and Acme among them.

Brighton Beach William H. Hotchkiss American Automobile Association W. W. Cowan Kansas City Automobile Club Automobile Club of Kanesas City Zust Acme Joseph Tracy Guy Vaughan A. Campbell Albany France

Oldsmobile Declines Vanderbilt Cup Race Representation

Akron driver Andy Rubel says Oldsmobile will not enter the Vanderbilt Cup Race, deeming the event incompatible with the firm’s mission. He praises the Glidden Tour as a practical test of stock cars on American roads, noting many perfect scores and value for average buyers. Oldsmobile emphasizes roadability and affordability with the Model X 35-40 hp touring car priced at $2,000.

Oldsmobile Andy Aubel Akron Ohio Mr. Rubel Oldsmobile Co. of New York Metropolitan Broadway 51St Street

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