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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1908

Page

7

Giants Fight for Pennant as Nation’s League Tightens

Giants improve to 18 wins in 23 since leaving the Polo Grounds and chase the three teams in a close Nations League race. The polemics of Chase and Ferrell dominate talks as Chicago and Detroit contend for the American League title with betting and track politics adding pressure on standings.

Boston Philadelphia Polo Grounds Sr Louis Chicazio New York Pittsburg Cticego Fost Ebout Amy Cme Giants Chicago Pitisboeg Cube New York Mathewson McGinnits Ame Cromdell Detroit St. Louis White Sox Walsh Stanéin Tigers

Marathon heroics, Hayes and horses in late season notes

A nostalgic review cites Hayes resignation and public reactions, praises Sir Martins Seturney victory over Maskette, and notes Mayes leaving amateur status. It highlights top turf stars Celin Celt Ballot Sir Martin Reseben and Meskette, and previews the closing weekend of the Coney Island Jockey Club fall meeting with rich fixtures and strong racing prospects.

Hayes Elf Dérendo Giory Mayes Sir Martin Maskette Om Seturney Himeeolf Celin Celt Ballot Reseben Meskette Coney Igland Jockeyub Herbert

Busy Metropolitan Golf Open Set For Baltusrol

Golf crowds fill the links as the Metropolitan Golf Association prepares its third open championship at Baltusrol on September 23. The event, open to pros and amateurs, offers eight prizes and entries must be sent by Leighton Caixins with a $5 fee.

Metropolitan Golf Association Baltusrel Links Baltusrel Golf Club van Uortlandt Park Will Anderson Metropolitan Andersen Leighton Caixins Broad Street New York City

Harvard Football Plans With Daly Haughton Varsity

Cambridge mass sept 6 Charles P Daly Harvard 1924 captain and former West Point star will assist coach Percy D Haughton in developing the Crimson varsity this year Haughton seeks Newhall to return as quarterback though he is abroad and doubtful to come Kerstine and Campbell to help coach the squad with preliminary practice set within ten days

the Tribune Cambridge Mass Charles P. Daly Harvard West Point Percy D. Haughton The Crimson Harveré Haughton Newhall Harry Kerstere Cuarés Sincpmen Campbell Willso

Chicago Sweeps Doubleheader With Pirates Win and Loss

Chicago split a doubleheader with Pittsburg, losing 3 to 6 in the first game and winning the second 6 to 4. Maddox pitched well for Pittsburgh in game one. Overholt for Chicago excelled in eight innings. The Pirates built early leads, but Chicago mounted a late rally in the second contest, aided by key hits from Steinfeldt and Chance. The result tightens the Giants’ lead in the National League standings amid a lively crowd at Chicago.

Chicago Pittsburg Pirates Giants Maddox Overet Cubs Steinfeldt Clerke Gill Wilson Phelps Leifield Abbaticchic Gibson Pfeister Brown Leach

Batter Run Scores in Cincinnati Doubleheader

In Cincinnati the first game featured Batteries Cincinnati Campbell and Schiel against St Louis Lush and Ludwig with Umpire Algier. The second game saw St Louis Baldwin Beebe and Ladwie face Cincinnati Rowan and McLean with Umpire Rigter.

Cincinnati Cincinatti Gt. Louis Campbell St. Louis Baldwin Beebe Ladwie Rowan and McLean Rigter

Chicago Wins and Ties Amid League Games

American League games featured two each with Washington at New York St Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Boston. Chicago beat Cleveland 7 to 1 in the first game and tied 1 to 1 in the second while Detroit defeated St Louis 6 to 4. Standings show Detroit leading with 71 wins and 58.2 percent, Philadelphia 61 61, Chicago 58 63, Boston 58 63, St Louis 57 69, Washington 58 73, New York 40 83. Umpires were Egan and Sheridan. Batteries Chicago Smith Sullivan Cleveland Rhoades Liebhardt Bemis. second game Chicago Owen Sullivan Shaw Cleveland Berger Bemis.

New York Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn St. Legis Pittsboro Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburg Beeton Hicago Brooklum Louis Washington St. Louis Detroit Cleveland St. Lewis R. HE Cricard Smith and Sullivan Rhoades Liebhardt Bemis Owen Sullivan Shaw Berger Egan and Sheridan

Sporting events for today across multiple New Jersey venues

Horse racing at Sheepshead Bay Long Branch Fair Elkwood Park in New Jersey. Baseball at American League Park New York versus Washington with two series in afternoon. National League Brevet versus Boston morning and afternoon. Athletics Irish American Athletic Club games at Celtic Park. Golf club handicaps across Montclair Forest Hill Oakland Fox Hill Essex Fells Knollwood Midland Englewood Duwoodle Deel Richmond County Siwaney Wikacyri. Newport Horse Show by Newport Horse Show Association. Automobile two hundred fifty mile road race at Lowell Massachusetts and road races at Wood NJ. Yachting regattas at Atlantic Sachem Heads Norwalk Norwalk Conn Hartford Whitestone Indian Harbor Norsea Nantucket. Rowing Middle States Regatta Association Washington New England Rowing Association Charles River Boston. Swimming Metropolitan AAU one mile Sheepshead Bay. Lawn tennis men’s handicap doubles Providence Hudson River Championship Newburgh.

Sheepsnes G Bay Long Branch Fair Elkwood Park N. J American League Park New York Washington Bre Knoliwood Mid- Land Enclewood Deel N. 4 Hendicap Drkver Meadow Richsrond Siwaney Wikacyri Holseshow Newport Horsehow Association Newport Lowell Mase Wi 4Wood N. J. Yachting Atlantic Yacht Club Larchmont Yacht Club Sachem’s Heads Yacht Club Norwaix Yacht Club Hudson River Yacht Association Norwalk (Conn New England

Of Interest to Women and Sunshine Outing Fund Gifts

A fragmentary society note outlines Monday Sunshine reports and funding gifts from various donors. Contributions include ten dollars from "% Friend" of Port Jefferson and smaller amounts from Pawling New York and Mabel L. Woodward of Virginia to the Sunshine outing fund for a struggling mother, trolley rides, and general aid.

FT. S. S Port Jefferson Long Island Pawling New York New Jersey Sunshine Outing Fund Mrs. K Staten Island Outing

Charity drive supports Saratoga home for children

Mrs George Perkins Lawton led a fundraising effort that raised 591 for St. Christina's Home in Saratoga, run by Episcopal Sisters under Bishop William C. Doane. The home treats about eighty children each summer, welcomes state-wide beneficiaries regardless of faith, and relies on voluntary gifts.

George Perkins Lawton Saratoga St. Christina's Episcopal Sisters William C. Doane Albany Lawton George W. Holland Cornelia Nash Henrietta Cremer John Manning Mary Manning John A. Manning William Manning George Saportas Henry B. Hyde J. Brandt Walker Misses Bird John Fraley Mies Morrison J. M. Andrews Helen L. Deas John E. Walker Frank Gilbert George Campbel Lane Sarah Fulton William Hail George Weed Fred. Cloud J. M. de Bermingham James English Chauncey Olcott

Timely Auto Topics 250 Mile Lowell Road Race Details

The chief contest today is the 250 mile road race in Lowell Massachusetts under the Lowell Automobile Club. Seven cars entered on a 10 3 5 mile course through Lowell and Tyngsboro for a $1000 Ames trophy. Louis Strang drives an Isotta while others include Simplex Buick Fiat Berlier Knox and more. Five physicians ambulances and a large police militia guard the hazardous two mile course.

Lowell Automobile Club Lowell Mass Tyngsboro Merrimack Valley Butler Ames al. Poole Buick C. Smith A. J. Andrews Louis Strang Savannah Briarcliff Frank Lescault Robert Burman Fiat George H. Robertson Berlier H. F. Grant Knox William Bourque Charles Basle

Detroit Beats St Louis in Two Games at American League Park

Detroit defeats St Louis 6 to 4 in the first game with pitchers Donovan and Schmidt for Detroit and Waddell Dineen and Smith for St Louis. Umpires Loughlin and O. Loughlin. Two games scheduled at American League Park as Americans face Washington with gate receipts noted.

Stouis R.H._E Detroit Séucener de Sos Louis Terabe Donovan Schmidt St. J

Family Hopeful For Edgewater Trip After Fund Drive

The text describes fundraising for children, mentioning Ms Olmstead who has received funds to take the children to Edgewater. The plan involves a long trot by boat across the Hudson on the Fort Lee boat, followed by the freedom of woods and Seids.

Sunshine friends aid Koch during pleasant Michigan outing

Agolph Koch recalls a cheerful summer visit to Michigan from the Incurable Home in Chicago. He describes airy rooms, kind landlady, inviting dinners, country drives, a river steamer trip past villas, and berry-patch activity near Chicago. He notes gifts from members in New York State Connecticut Florida New Jersey and Rhode Island and help from friends.

Agolph Koch Chicago Michigan New York State Connecticut Florida New Jersey Rhode Island

Charity Needs and Gratitude From Community Readers

A muffled hardship note describes a mother with only three cents when a registered letter arrived from the office, hoping for food for her children as a co worker goes unpaid. Readers send thanks for clothing and magazines, while requests include a black dress for a department store worker, shoes for a twelve year old, and knit goods.

FT S. SB No. 1 Branch Virginia

Self-supporting woman recuperates at Rest House

A overworked nervous woman reports recovery at the Rest House after four weeks of treatment. She notes improved health, seven pounds gained, and praise for the art, nourishment, and kindness of the Rest House staff led by the T. S S&S Rest House. Miss Eliza C. Smith suggests sending reading matter to isolated readers and critiques indiscriminate magazine distribution to those with narrow tastes.

T. S S&s Eliza C. Smith

Bookmakers Target Long Branch Trotting Meet

Long Branch officials brace for visiting bookmakers from New York as trotting events at the Long Branch Fair approach. Mayor McFaddin and County officials say ground security is tight with plainclothes officers and few arrests reported. Assistant Prosecutor Stokes counters that open bookmaking occurred at Elkwood Park, with guards and $5 daily protection, as he investigates.

The Tribune Long Branch N J New York Andrew J. C. Stokes Elkwood Park Avon Stokes Red Bank McFaddin

Return to Randall's Island for Joe the Bum

Joseph Constable known as Joe the Bum, with two prior escapes from Randall's Island, was arrested in Middletown New York and returned to the reform school. He is about eighteen, sent there two years ago, and previously escaped again after recapture. On July 1 he fled with two companions by stealing a boat to Brooklyn.

Miss Olmstead Randall Greenwich Street Coney Island Brooklyn Bridge Feltman’s Tribune Middletown N. Y Joseph Constable Joe the Bum Randall's Island Reformatory Joe the Os Brooklyn

Fragmentary notes on wartime mail and supplies logistics

Readable fragments describe wives and daughters in remote places being boxed and taken to the railroad. Mentions feelings about paying freight or expenses and references many others who would be glad for magazines and items accumulating, too good to burn and such a bother to keep.

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Mrs Brockle Widow Sees Restful Visit in Orange

Mrs Brockle, widow with two weeks of guest time at Mrs A in Fast Orange, writes the office praising a delightful visit. She says the vacation was the best time of her life, treated as family, with rest and many rides in an automobile. The trip left her strong and ready to work, and her children have tans from the experience.

Brockle Fast Orange SN. J Mrr Mrs A

Mrs Warren Finds California Home After Marriage

Mrs S S T Mardin of Waterville Maine has married Mr Warren and moved to Oak Hill California. She asks Sunshine friends to note her new address Mrs M M Warren Oak Hill Cal and to write her, as she is homesick for the East but hopeful the warmer climate will aid Mrs Warren’s health.

S&s. T. Mardin Waterville Warren California M M Warren Oak Cal

Mrs Vanhorne forwards Sunshine column requests

Eleanor Vanhorne asks to forward Monday Sunshine to Mrs McQueem in North Carolina and arrange pens, magazines, and toys for hospitalized children in Vermont and Chelan. Editor of The Christian Herald offered a year’s subscription to a shut-in in Pennsylvania. Page seeks volunteers to share the gift with Annie Tyler Mullen in Idaho and other neighbors in the mountains.

Eleanor Vanhorne Peonsylvania Supgip Annie Tyler Mullen Idaho

Charity Box Items From New Jersey and Florida Aid Poor Children

Two boxes of unframed fancy work and materials from Mra F. West Page New Jersey include crochet caps by Miss Agnes Kelly Mott Avenue and shawls from Mr WN Hoskins Florida. Items also sent are Sunday school papers to a Southern parish, paper polls for a Vermont girl from Mary Bergen and stamps from Mrs Walden Brooklyn.

Mra F. West Page New Jersey Agnes Kelly Mott Avenue WN. Hoskins Florida Vermont Mary Bergen Mrs. Walden Brooklyn

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