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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1908

Page

13

Giants Rally To Beat Brooklyn 6-1 At Polo Grounds

Giants win fourth straight at home over Brooklyn. Herzog hits a triple and two singles, McCormick adds two doubles, Crandall and Wilhelm duel on the mound. Maloney sent off in sixth. crowds near 10,000 as New York strengthens NL lead. Brooklyn’s lone run comes in seventh on Crandall’s three singles.

Giants Polo Grounds Superbas Brooklyn Otis Crandall New York Patsy Donovan Smen Crandall Wilhelm Herzog Larry Doyie McCormick Crandell McGraw Herzog Aiso Wiarry McCormick Tenney Lars Maloney Frrooklvn Regord Johnstone Farmer Donlin John” Hummell Bresnahan McMillan Devlin Sumsey Bridwell Texas Bounder York Abribpone Abribpone Tenney Burch Meracy Alperman Seymour Sheehan C. Bridwell Wilheim Lumsey Eerie Herzog and

Pittsburg Batteries Triumph Over Cincinnati Pitchers

In a mixed report a Pittsburgh team led by Camnitz Gibson Dubuc and McLean faced Cincinnati with Rigler as umpire. R H E details are incomplete but the battering of the Reds by Pittsburgh pitchers is implied.

Pittsburo Pittsburo Np Cincinnati Pittsburg Camnitz Gibson Cincinnaati Dubuc McLean Rigler

Eastern League Games Today Feature Providence at Baltimore

In Baltimore two games, Providence loses 5 to 2 while Montreal shuts out Toronto 6 to 0. Buffalo dominates Rochester 6 to 2 as Eastern League standings show Baltimore leading with 79 wins. New England League results include Fall River and Lawrence splitting, Worcester over Haverhill, and Lowell sweeping New Bedford in games affected by darkness. Connecticut League results list Springfield beating Holyoke in two, Bridgeport and Meriden splitting, and New Haven defeating Hartford 8 to 2.

Providence Baltimore Montreal Toronto Buffalo Rochester Fell River Lynn Fall River Lawrence Brockton Worcester Haverhill Lowell New Bedford Connecticut Sprinfield Holyoke Springfield Bridgewort Meriden Bridgeport New Haven Hartford

Giants to play second team in exhibition at Tinton Park

The Giants second team will meet the T'nien mine at Tinton Park on 22d Street and Broad War tomorrow in an exhibition game.

Giants T'nien Tinton Park

Lasker Tarrasch World Chess Match Ninth Game Adjourned

In Munich on September 11 the ninth game of the world chess championship between Dr. Lasker and Ie. Tarrasch was adjourned after fifty moves. The position stood essentially equal with prospects for a draw.

Munich Dr. Lasker Ie. Tarrasch

Metropolitan senior track finals at Travers Island this afternoon

The metropolitan district senior track and field championships are set for Travers Island this afternoon. The program begins with the 10-yard dash and features top entries including J A Rector from the University of Virginia pending residence checks, J B Taylor of Pennsylvania, and Frank Mount Pleasant from Carlisle Indian. Martin J. Sheridan may join the field events if he arrives on time.

Travers Island J. A. Rector University of Virginia J. B. Taylor Pennsylvania Frank Mount Pleasant Martin J. Sheridan

Motorcycle Beats Auto in Wilbraham Hill Climb

Springfield on September 11 saw Stanley Kellogg of the Springfield Motorcycle Club win the hill climb on an Indian with a 1 minute 3 seconds best time. Easle on a Knox led autos with 1 minute seconds, followed by William Rourke in 1 minute 93-5 seconds. A Stevens-Duryea and a second Knox shared third at 1 minute 94-5 seconds. An accident on the final turn injured three spectators and two drivers, with Peter Robinson’s Stevens-Duryea flipping, Robinson breaking his right leg and Archibald Thompson suffering a bad cut near the eye.

Springfield Mass Stanley Kellogg Springfield Motorcycle Club Wilbraham Hill Springfield Automobile Club Knox Easle William Rourke William Rourke, Driving Another Kirfox Stevens-Duryea Peter Robinson Robinson Archibald Thompson Fred Hartwell

Miss Fish and Miss Morris Advance in Lawn Tennis

Two lively rounds at Westchester Lawn Tennis Club set up a final between Miss Alice Fish and Miss Morris. Morris beat Miss Hamilton 6-1 6-1 while Fish defeated Miss Hamilton 6-2 6-? with rapid rallies and sharp volleys. Other results included doubles and mixed doubles with Condon pairing to beat Reimer and Crafts 7-5 6-1.

Alice Fish Miss Morris Westchester Lawn Tennis Club Mary Hamilton A. Hamilton Miss Fish Miss A. Hamilton Nellie Kelley Joseph F. Condon L. Millens Burt L. Reimer F. H. Crafts G. Lorraine Wyeth Robert Townsend Louis J. Dreyfuss H. L. Etrich George S. Groesbeck Benjamin M. Phillips Paul Foerster H. L. Wolff C. Scheffer F. M. Pike Miss Alice Fish Gustave F. Touchard

Yankees Break Even Chesbro Gives Up Big Inning

In the second game of a series Chesbro allowed a costly inning that doomed the Yankees as they surrendered and lost to their opponent. The defeat left New York tied in the standings and facing the rest of the schedule with a balanced record.

Chesbro Boston Yankees Arellanes Wood New Yorkers Billy Hogg Elberfeld Sweeney Hemphill Donohue Jack

Marines Capture Dryden Trophy In Marine Shooting Meet

The United States Marine Corps rifle team won the Dryden trophy at the Dryden rifle meet in Sea Girt New Jersey defeating regular service teams and state guards. Ohio took second prize with 150 dollars and the infantry team earned third with fifty. The New York team led in the early stages but the Marines surged to victory at 1 000 yards with a total score of 1 108.

Sea Girt N. J United States Marine Corps Ohio National Guard Fort New Jersey United States Dryden United States Infantry New York Doyle Bruch Short Corwin O'Connor Crafl Wells Bryant Rogers Maryland Walker Voelker

Australian Defenders Named for Davis Cup Matches

England reports say Norman Brookes and Rice will form the Australian defense in the Dwight F. Davis Cup ties. Heath may join if needed as third, with Wilding's uneven play moving him out of contention. Brookes and Rice expected to meet challengers based on next week's Longwood preliminaries.

England Norman FE. Brookes Rice Brookes Heath Dwight F. Davis Longwood

Auto Race Approved for Founders Week in Philadelphia

The Quaker City Motor Club won permission to stage a 200 mile automobile race in Fairmount Park on October 10. It will headline Founders Week activities marking Philadelphia's 225th anniversary.

Philadelphia Fairmount Park Quaker City Motor Club

Golf on Ekwanok links ninth annual cups semifinal set

Manchester Vermont September 11 The ninth annual golf tournament for the Equinox and Orvis cups moved to the semifinals with J D Woodfin of Williams College and Frederick A Martin of Dartmouth College advancing to meet in the final. Woodfin defeated Maine champion F H Hoyt by 1 up and Martin beat Archie M Reid of St Andrews by 7 up with 6 to play.

Manchester J. D. Woodfin Williams College Frederick A. Martin Dartmouth College Woodfin F. H. Hoyt Maine Martin Archie M. Reid St. Andrews

Ray Ewry Returns to Business After European Injury

Ray C. Ewry, famed Olympic broad jumper, who scored 10 points for the American team in England, went to business yesterday for the first time since returning from Europe. He recuperates from an internal injury sustained during the high jump contest.

Ray C. Ewry England Europe

Washington and Philadelphia split baseball doubleheader

In Washington the first game saw a 9 to 1 Philadelphia win after a 2 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 x tally while Washington managed 2 runs. Batteries were Johnson and Street for Washington and Plank and Powers for Philadelphia. The second game ended 7 to 5 with Philadelphia scoring in early and late innings. Lapp and Coombs pitched for Philadelphia with Washington’s Hughes and Street behind the plate. Umpire Connolly.

Athletics Washington R. H. E. Washington Philadelphia Johnson and Street Plank Powers R. HE Philadelphi Lapp Coombs

Chicago Beats Detroit on Tough Road Night

Chicago defeats Detroit 4 to 2 in Detroit. Batterymen Walsh and Sullivan lead Chicago, while Mullin and Schmidt contribute for Detroit. Umpires Hurst and O Loughlin preside as the game features Pato and RHE listed in scattered OCR text.

Detroit RHE Chicago Pato Walsh and Sullivan Mullin Schmidt Hurst O'Loughlin

Cleveland Beats St Louis In Battery Duel

In Cleveland, Cleveland scores show R H E with 00100012 and St Louis 0000006000. Batteries for Cleveland Joss and Bemis, for St Louis Howell Waddell and Spencer. Umpires Sheridan and Egan.

Cleveland R.H.E. Cleveland St. Louis

State League Scores From Regional Games

In a set of baseball results, Binghamton defeated Utica 8 to 4, Syracuse beat Elmira 2 to 1, Scranton edged Troy 6 to 4, and Wilkes Barree defeated Albany 3 to 1.

Binghamton Utica Syracuse Elmira Scranton Troy Wilkes-Barre Albany

Golfers at Practice for National Championship at Garden City

Nearly a hundred amateurs played practice rounds at Garden City Golf Club for the national championship. Scores stayed around the mid to high 70s, with Chad Sawyer posting 73 on Thursday and Walter J. Travis making 76 yesterday. Notables included Fred Hershoff and Mason Phelps with 77, and several match results among pairs. Fox Hills members vie today for the George A. Armstrong medal in a qualifying round, followed by match play through October 10.

Garden City Golf Club Chad Sawyer Walter J. Travis Fred Herreshoff Robert Abbott Plainfield Mason Phelps Midlothian Wirt Thompson Huntingdon Valley F. Oden Horstman Chevy Chase William Wallace van Cortlandt S. F. Bowers Eben M. Byers Allegheny Oliver Perin J. G. Anderson T. G. Stevenson Boston N. F. Monday Montclair Nelson Whitney New Orleans George Brokaw Deal Henry W. Brown Ekwanok Kenneth Edwards C. F E. van Vieck, Jr Jerome D. Travers Fox Hills Golf Club George A. Armstrong

Third annual handicap class yacht race in Long Island Sound

The third annual race of the handicap class yachts will be sailed today over courses on Long Island Sound. In the evening a dinner at the New Rochelle Yacht Clubhouse will discuss the season’s yacht performances with a large owners’ representation and officers from the handicap organization and the yacht club in attendance.

Long Island Sound New Rochelle Yacht Clubhouse Handicap New Rochelle Yacht Club

Ketchel Papke Bout Confirmed for November 25 in San Francisco

In San Francisco on September 11, Stanley Ketchel and Billy Papke agreed to a rematch under the same terms that led to Papke's victory in Los Angeles last Monday. The bout is set for November 25 in this city.

San Francisco Stanley Ketchel Billy Papke Los Angeles

Eighth annual union picnic at Manhattan Casino

The Newspaper and Mail Deliverers' Union holds its eighth annual picnic and entertainment tomorrow afternoon and evening at the Manhattan Casino located at Eighth avenue and 155th street. Central Labor Union of Brooklyn will attend as guests. Speakers include Herman Robinson and William A. Coakley. An audience of at least ten thousand is expected.

Manhattan Casino Eighth Avenue 155Th Street Central Labor Union of Brooklyn Herman Robinson William A. Coakley

Jordan Indicted for First Degree Murder in Wifes Death

Cambridge Mass September 11 Chester B Jordan indicted for first degree murder by Middlesex Grand Jury for the death of his wife Honorah Jordan. Part of her body found in a trunk at a Hancock Street lodging house in Boston. Jordan confessed to police, pleaded not guilty at arraignment, speedy trial planned. Officials consult five pathologists who examined body parts and visited the Somerville home.

Cambridge Mass Chester Jordan Middlesex Grand Jury Honorah Jordan Hancock Street Boston Somerville Higgins Jesse Livermore New York Susan Jordan Jordan House

Denial of Maine Opium Abuse Findings by State Health Official

Dr. A. G. Young of Augusta issues a statement rebutting Commissioner Hamilton Wright of Washington. He says Wright’s August dispatch overstated opiate use in Maine and that his casual inquiry found no rise, with many physicians and druggists noting declines or stable use of opium and derivatives across the state. Wright sought data for the American Commissioners on opium use and related products.

Portland Hamilton Wright Washington Maine A. G. Young Augusta State Board of Health Wright

Park Reform Urged as Finance Office Urges Duty

The Bureau of Municipal Research urges the city finance department to take responsibility for park reform. It cites noncompetitive licenses in Manhattan and Richmond, large rent increases, and fees reduced after contracts. The Riverside waterfront, license protection rumors, and calls for a complete change in privilege letting are highlighted.

Bureau of Municipal Research Department of Finance Manhattan Richmond Smith City Hall Park Clausen Park Department

Man chisels Bryan portrait on granite in hopes of meeting him

Wayne County mine owner Elmer Burkett arrived by Cunarder Lusitania with a small granite talisman bearing 54 faces including William Jennings Bryan. He seeks a sitting with Bryan after meeting Taft abroad. Burkett guards his tools, declined a $10 offer, and plans to pursue the Republican candidate in a curious quest. Also reports Cunard Line officials deny plans to skip Queenstown for faster New York landings, noting timing hinges on postal offices.

Elmer Burkett Wayne, Penn Cunarder Lusitania William Jennings Bryan Mr. Taft Mr. Bryan Burkett Pennsylvania Railroad Liverpool Caronia Lusitania D. J. Bradley Africa Victoria Nyanza Queenstown Vernon H. Brown Cunard Line Mauretania New York Mr. Brown Post Office London

PPC A Stops Lion Balloon Trip at County Fair

There was no balloon ascent at the Richmond County Fair yesterday as Superintendent Friel of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals blocked the lion cub from being carried aloft. He led a force to ensure the orders were obeyed and no ascent occurred.

Richmond County Fair Friel The Society For the Prevention of Cruelty of Animals

View of Olympic Race by Gustavus T Kirby pamphlet

Gustavus T Kirby, American committee member and spectator at London 1968, issues a pamphlet to AAU detailing alleged unfair British bias and coaching, heat drawings, and a controversial 409 metre final. He blames British officials and press while exonerating Lord Desborough and the British Olympic committee except for their officials’ judgment.

Gustavus T. Kirby Committee D'Honneur London Association of Amateur Athletes of America Kirby Elsiee Princeton Halswell Carpenter Robbins Taylor Pees Haiswell Elbowin m Weeks Lord Desborough British Olympic Committee

Plucky Woman Rescues Horse in Sixth Avenue Feat

Mrs. Kate Warner a magazine writer of No West 10th street intervened when a driver beat a heavily loaded express wagon horse on Sixth Avenue near Herald Square. She chased the wagon to 20th street jumped off and seized the bridle ordering the driver to stop. A crowd aided and the horse and wagon were turned over to Mrs Warner who then took it to the police station. The Lyons Transfer Express Company of East 106th street owns the outfit.

Kate Warner No. & West 10Th Street Sixth Avenue Herald Square Warner 20Th Street

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