Garden City Golf Club Amateur Championship Results
Travis leads with 79 in windy Garden City Amateur links event as 122 of 181 starters return for final round day. Travers, Douglas, Whitlatch and others post high scores amid hazards and Eden bunker. Several top amateurs eliminated while Crosstown entries from Nassau Marlton and Chicago contend for medals and titles.
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Garrion City
Kenneth Walter
Garden City Golf Club
Jerome
Find‘Trevers
Montclair
Douglas
Nassau
George T. Brokaw
C. M. Hall
Midland
A. C. Scully
Chicago
Robert Weir
Wilmington
Robert Abbott
Plainfield
Addison Stillwell
Midlothian
Travis
Garden City
Edwards
Jerome Travers
Marshall Whitlatch
Dyker Meadow
Eden
Fred Herrechoff
New York
Ekwanok Country Club
Fower
Warren K. Wood
Cleveland
Mason Phelps
Nelson Whitney
Oh Seely
Walter K. Whigham
Prestwick
Scotland
Kenneth Paris
Oui
Walter J. Travie
Garden
Travers
Englewood
RK Andrew
Shinnecoc
Ad Island Golf Club
Robins
Columbia
Ss. Dunwoodie
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Slompson
Huntingd
Hanson
Philadelphia
J. B. Maxwe Jr
Woodward
J.B. Chie
T. Brokaw
Rot L. Hicks
Sona
Sober
Weir
Bigiow
Ookline
W. Wy Aeein
Vesper
M. Rhett
W. Raymond
Dyker
Horstman
Chevy Chase
Holt, Jr. Westbrook
M. Ekwanok
W. Pell
Cane Brook
Davies
Century Cricket Club
Albany
Sherman
Utica
R. Hyde
Ray Shore
Neriee Preethey
Aafison Stillwe'i
F Shanley
E- HE
Yuie
Palmer Wins Two Matches in New Jersey Championship
Richard H. Palmer reached the later rounds at the Morris town Field Club, defeating Frederick W. Gwynne 6-2 6-4 and G. C. Thomas 6-1 6-1 as he stands as a likely challenger to E. P. Larned for the title. The day also saw several withdrawals reduce the field in the New Jersey state men's championship singles.
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Palmer
New Jersey
Richard H. Palmer
Morristown
E. P. Larned
Frederick W. Gwynne
G. C. Thomas
Wylie C. Grant
Frederick G. Anderson
Roy D. Ritchie
Lewis ©. Condit
Charlee D. N. Cole
Louis J. Grant
C. W. Throckmorton
Frank Watrous
H. P. Sage Eh
Cortlandt Richardson
Isiam Rosenbaum
F. R. Feilshamf
H. A. Grove
A.C. Brogan
Owen Poor
R. W. Seabury
F. H. Glazebrook
Ed F. Lee
Dr. Ewing Taylor
W. M. Colton
F. R. Feltshanf
A C. Brogan
Dr. Ewingslor
Frederick Rogers
New York Lawn Tennis Club Wins Metropolitan Title
The New York Lawn Tennis Club swept Crescent Athletic Club in three straight at Bay Ridge to retain the Metropolitan League championship. Theodore Roosevelt Pell beat Charles M. Bull Jr. 6 1, 6 8 and Richard H. Palmer defeated Harry C. Martin 10 8, 8 6 in singles while NYLTC paired to beat Bull and Martin 6 2, 8 4 in doubles. Otto H. Hinck announced the schedule incomplete but said no club could catch NYLTC, who had won 20 of 21 matches.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Crescent
Richard H. Palmer
Harry C. Martin
New York
Bull
Martin
Otto H. Hinck
Poor batting by Canada as US dominates cricket match
Philadelphia reports Canada faltered in an international cricket test at Germantown, bowled for 36 as United States tally 173 in the first innings. J. R. Vetterrein of Merion Club delivered seven wickets for 17 runs with sharp fielding setting up seven catches, while J. B. King backed with three for 18 despite hitting the stumps.
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Philadelphia
Canada
United States
Germantown Cricket Club
Manheim
J. R. Vetterrein
Merion Club
J. B. King
Novel Race at Madison Square Garden Ends With 49 Miles Lead
The new two-hours-for-six-days race at Madison Square Garden started at 9 50 pm with John J McGraw firing the gun. Clarke and Lawson led at the finish with 49 miles and 2 laps, but a last lap crash sent Fogler Root and Bedell over the railing. Root and Bedell were shaken, Fogler unconscious briefly but later recovered.
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Madison Square Garden
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
Clarke
Lawson
Fogler
Root
John Bedell
Madison Avenue
Bedell
Sir Thomas Lipton To Challenge For America's Cup Again
Sir Thomas Lipton signals another bid for the America's Cup amid reports of a 1909 race. John J. Fitzgerald, visiting from Boston aboard Shamrock, relays Lipton’s message that he is ready to compete under NYYC conditions with a substantial yacht. Iselin is said to be willing to race under a new rule, though one club member stands in the way.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
John J. Fitzgerald
Boston
Zeeland
Tarrasch Defeats Lasker In World Chess Match
Berlin article reports Dr. Tarrasch winning his second game today in the tenth game of the world championship match against Dr. Lasker after 32 moves. The score now shows Lasker 5, Tarrasch 2, with 3 draws, as a Ray Lopez opening led to a complex contest.
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Berlin
Dr. Tarrasch
Dr. Lasker
Tarrasch
Ray Lopez
Lasker
Kramer to Race Mayer at Madison Square Garden
Frank Kramer the American cycle champion is matched to race German titleholder Henri Mayer in a best two out of three heats on September 22 at Madison Square Garden. Mayer challenged after Kramer defeated Clarke last Saturday. Mayer beat Kramer in Europe years ago, but Kramer previously outran Mayer in an open event.
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Frank Kramer
Henri Mayer
Madison Square Garden
Kramer
Clarke
the Garden
Mayer
Europe
Minor Heir Beats Time but Falls Short of Record at Syracuse
At the Grand Circuit meet in Syracuse the pacer Minor Heir clocked 2 01% for a mile in a strong head wind, unable to match his Milwaukee 1:59% record. Roly Poly won the five-furlong purse race with La Thorpe second, while The Harvester set world marks for first shows and heats in trotting.
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Syracuse
Milwaukee
State Fair Grounds
Roly Poly
la Thorpe
the Harvester
Br. S
Walnut Hall
Notolet
Cy Seymour Shines as Giants Top Brooklyn in Ten
Cy Seymour drove in all New York runs in a 4 to 3 ten inning victory over Brooklyn at the Polo Grounds. He had five hits, two doubles, a triple and the decisive single in the tenth, while Wiltse and Pastorius held Brooklyn to a late rally. Cubs and Pirates idle, Giants gain ground as Brooklyn falters.
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Cy Seymour
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn
Giants
Seymour
New York
Cubs
Pirates
Superbas
George Wiltse
Nap Rucker
Superba
Kansas
Burch
Lumley
Hummell
Herzog
Tim Jordan
Donovan Tribe
Singer
Bresnahan
Mike Donlin
Pastorious
Roger
Donlin
Jordan
Wiltse
Tenney
Alperman
McMillan
Arthur Devlin
Sheehan
al Bridwell
Willie
Rucker
Pastorius
Devlin
Bresnahhan
Bridwell
Wiltie
Dunn
Johnstone
Klem
Bow to Boston Team Seals New York Defeat 2-1
In Boston on Sept 14 Elberfelds plan to beat Boston in the fourth game failed as the Highlanders fell 2 1. Steele held New York to seven scattered hits while Lake took the loss. Boston scored in the fourth on Speaker and Gessler with Stahl scoring on a muffed throw.
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Elberfeld
Yankees
Highlanders
Steele
Lake
New York
Lord
Kleinow
Laporte
Hemphill
McConnell
Moriarity
O’rourke
Donahue
Puweee
Swicee Sian Wee
Cial Aeletaara
Wagner
Ball
Conroy
Stahl
Gessler
Evans
Philadelphia match report with batteries and umpires
At Philadelphia RH E Faston leads a game featuring Batteries Boston Chappelle Bowerman Philadelphia McQuillan Moren Dooin with Umpire Emslie. Details are incomplete but names and roles indicate a baseball or cricket style lineup and an official match setting in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
RH. E. Faston
Boston
Chappelle and Bowerman
McQuillan
Moren
Dooin
Emslie
Eastern League Games On Today Providence Jersey City Newark Baltimore
Scores show Providence 6 over Jersey City 2 Newark 8 over Baltimore 2 Montreal 8 over Rochester 0 Toronto 9 over Buffalo 2 Giants visit St Louis at Polo Grounds today 3 40 p m admission 50 cents Long distance bulletins from Saratoga and Rochester conventions to be displayed in front of Tribune Office
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Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
City
Noenea Newark
Saratoga
Tribune
Polo Grounds
Giants
P.C
Detroit Beats St Louis 5 to 2 in Brief Baseball Contest
St Louis and Detroit played a short game with Detroit scoring five runs to St Louis’s two. Batteries by St Louis players Powell and Smith faced Detroit pitchers Donovan and Schmidt. Umpires were Hurst and Sheridan.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Powell
Smith
Donovan
Schmidt
Hurst and Sheridan
Senators Win and Lose in Washington Series
In a doubleheader in Washington, Philadelphia surrendered 100-600 00 to Washington with Keeley and Street batting for Washington and Salve and Powers for Philadelphia. The second game ended Philadelphia 60 6 6223-S 8 2 Washington 900000000 32 with Coombs and Lapp catching for Philadelphia and Keeley and Street for Washington. Umpire Connolly officiated.
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Washington
R. HH. EB
Philadelphia
Keeley
Cleveland Triumphs Over Chicago In Battery Toss
In Chicago Cleveland defeated Chicago 10 to 4 with Joss and Bemis for Cleveland and Owen Manuel and Sullivan for Chicago handling batteries. Umpires Egan and O'Loughlin. Final score line shows Cleveland scoring early and maintaining lead throughout the game.
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Chicago
R. HE
Cleveland
Joss and Bemis
Owen
Manuel and Sullivan
Egan and
O'Loughlin
Timely Auto Topics Two Day Mechanical Test to Montauk Point
The two day motor car test from this city to Montauk Point and return ends yesterday for entries. Fifty machines start with ten official cars while Ralph Peters of the Long Island Rail Road urges caution at railroad crossings. The Shinnecock steamboat will be docked at Montauk to transport contestants and luncheon will be served aboard. Continental Caoutchouc will back a Lozier entry, while Palmer Singer disputes Renault with Simplex claims and a possible triangular race proposal with a $1,000 deposit offered to Motor Racing Association.
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Montauk Point
Long Island
Ralph Peters
Long Island Railroad
Peters
Shinnecock
Montauk
Continental Caoutchouc Company
Continental
Lozier
Brighton Beach
Paul Lacroix
Renault
Palmer & Singer Manufacturing Company
Simplex
Motor Racing Association
Crowd at Gravesend Track Opens Fall Meeting
A good crowd attended the Gravesend race track as the Brooklyn Jockey Club began the fall meeting. Priscillian, Belmonts unbeaten three year old, won the Occidental Handicap in 1:52 for a mile and a furlong. The event drew strong wagering spirit despite a ban on oral betting and saw no arrests.
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
Sheephead Bay
Inspector Flood
August Belmont
Priscillian
Hastings
St. Priscilla
Dandelion
Tourenne
Robert
Firestone
Tony Bonero
Notter
Jamaica
Peter Quince
Belmont
Jack Joyner
Fashion Plate
Lawton Wiggins
W. G. Wilson
Pagan Bey
Liverpool
Pagan Boy
Jimmy Rowe
James R. Keene
California
Selectman
Keene
Tom Welsh
France
Adam
Millstream Stud
Mr. Welsh
John Hynes
Enoch Wishard
Herman B. Duryea
Bacon
Nasturtium—Equality
H. P. Whitney
Dugan
W. Miller
Berrymaid
J. Fort Johnson
J. Butler
Don Enrique
Gilbert
Ood
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J. W
St. St
McAffee
Stellaland
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T. O'Brien
Flatlands
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Woolsthorpe
Oneck Stable
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Wiggins
Ant
Royal Captive
Erbet
Upton
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E* McCarthy
Blackford
E Dugan
Priscila
St. Belmont
J. Buer
McCarthy
Far West
Langwee
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Prince of Melbourne
Homespun
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the Squire
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Saylor
Sumter
Woodera
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Meddler—Kamara
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Detective
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E. Dugan
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H. Smith
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Ee Gilbert Os
McCarthy Tubal
Spectatress
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Cullen
Lasata
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Il Martin
Berkshire
Guartemotz
Reply to Mr Bingram defence of the Jews
The Independent publishes an article by Francis J. Oppenheimer rebutting Police Commissioner Bingham’s stance on Jewish crime. He cites statistics and notes an expert count of New York County criminal records for 1907, arguing Jews are not a criminal majority and urging restraint in accusations.
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Francis J. Oppenheimer
Bingham
General Bingham
Oppenheimer
New York City
State Federation of Jewish Societies
New York
Mark J. Katz
State For Jewish Societies
Stein
Berg
Sky
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Pem
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Harburger
Death ruled for Father Brophy by own action
Coroner J F Kennedy of Kings County said priest Rev Joseph F Brophy likely killed himself while temporarily insane after review with Dr Emil F Hartung. Inquests slated next Wednesday night with household members and Dr Charles H Hall to testify. Hall suggests wound could be from undertaker tools after death.
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Joseph F. Brophy
J. F. Kennedy
Kings County
Coney Island
Kennedy
Charles H. Hall
Church of Our Lady of Solace
Tribune
Dr. Hall
Father Brophy
Golden wedding ends in gas tragedy at Williamsburg
Victor and Louisa Trosch of No and Himrod street Williamsburg died together from inhaling gas after celebrating their fiftieth anniversary. They were childless and ran a small candy and stationery shop. A neighbor and police found them locked together, tubes to a gas jet in their mouths, early yesterday.
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Victor
Louisa Trosch
No. & Himrod Street
Williamsburg
Cocaine Crusade Begins as Five Arrested in City
Three men and two women arrested on Sunday for selling and using cocaine were arraigned yesterday before Magistrate Herrman in the West Side court. Annie Smith Nellie Watson and Walter Watson held on bail for hearing tomorrow. John A. Casey and Eugene McCuen remanded to the House of Detention. Bayard Fuller said the campaign to root out cocaine sellers is just beginning and will uncover widespread violations in Bowery Chatham Square Park Row and Chinatown as inspectors continue work.
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Herrman
West Side
Annie Smith
West A Street
Nellie Watson
Walter Watson
John A. Casey
Eugene McCuen
Masterson
Kensler
West 47Th Street
West Street
Bayard C. Fuller
Food Department
Health Department
Fulley
Bowery
Chatham Square
Park Row
Chinatown
Italian Banker Held in $10,000 Bail
Pasquale Caponigri an Italian banker was arrested at 49 Manhattan avenue on charges of leaving the city and owing 100000 to 1500 depositors. He was arraigned before Judge Swann in General Sessions and sent to the Tombs awaiting examination. Bail set at 10000 with Cesare Barra later furnishing.
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Pasquale Caponigri
Manhattan Avenue
Swann
Cesare Barra
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