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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1908

Page

13

Giants Fall Twice as Cincinnati Beats Them at the Polo Grounds

The New York Giants lost both ends of a doubleheader to Cincinnati. Marquard started the first game poorly, while Durham fared better before both games unraveled in later innings. McGinnity and Crandall struggled as Cincinnati's offense exploded, leaving the Giants outplayed and needing near perfect play to salvage the pennant chase.

Giants Cincinnati Pittsburg Polo Grounds Marquara New York Indianapolis Durham American Association Marquard McGraw Taylor Reds McGinnity Cran- Gall Spade Dubue Kane Herzog Egan Laubert Keane Bescher Lobert Seymour Hobliitzer Tenney Bresnahan Donlin Paskett McCormick Bridwell Schiei Avalanche Rgan Lohert Innning de Vere Hoblitzer Mowrey Bageer Iron Man McLean Dubuc Crandall Devlin Lobert Beecher Huse Hreenahanham Lobert Bescher Mowreyan Balis Pite Urham A. Taylor Jel Kiem Siemon Tenney Ibeens Merkle Tb Labert I. Oo Herzor Hobittze Barry McCorm Sridwell Devore St . Ezan Hob- Seymour Merkie Firet Latton Balle Dubec McGinnitr Crendall Paseed Ball Bresnahen Tatee Ces Aencioien

St Louis Defeated by Philadelphia in Lopsided Showdown

Philadelphia routed St Louis 11 to 1 in a strikingly uneven game. Key players Salatsipnin McQuillan and Jack Titsch stand out for Philadelphia while Lush Sallee and Bii appear for St Louis. Umpire Rigler officiated.

Salatsipnin McQuillan Jack Titsch St. Louis Lush Sallee Bii Rigler

Unclear Sports Odds From Fragmentary OCR Text

Fragmentary text lists players Ferguson Smith Pitts ry Maddox Gibson and RHE with scattered numbers and names. Umpire not identified. No coherent game result or context evident from the damaged source.

Ferguson Smith Pittsry Maddox Gibson Ttsburg Gaston Ue Eeak Ff Eee Leifield Bospat Chappelle Bowerman

Giants Drop Back in Pennant Race

Baseball standings show a tight pennant race as the season nears end with six points separating first and third in both leagues. The Giants, after two losses to Cincinnati, sit one point ahead of Chicago in the National League while Cubs beat Brooklyn. Detroit and Cleveland win notes mix with results from New York and St. Louis.

Cincinnati Reds Giants Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Pittsburg Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit Philadelphia Tigers St. Louis Cincinnati New York Ittsburg National League Ps. Wet

Golf at Baltusrol crowns metropolitan open foursome event

Amateur and pro pairs joined in a best ball foursome at Baltusrol. S H Lockett of Arsdale and pro Dave Honeyman won with 145 for 36 holes. Townsend and Rees tied with Shoup and Hobens for second at 145. Format loosened to allow mixed club entries. Honeyman’s morning 72 pace contrasted with afternoon troubles, yet partner support kept leaders in contention.

Baltusrol Links S. H. Lockett Arsdale Dave Honeyman H. T. Townsend Alec Rees Brae Burn W. C. Shoup Jack Hoben Honeyman S's

Townsend and Ross secure second place before Hobens clinches

Townsend and Ross posted rounds of 74 and 73 to claim undisputed second place, but Hobens, the new metropolitan open champion, holed a 30 foot put on the home green for a 3. First prize, worth 190 dollars, went to Lockett and Honeyman, while the Sharp and Hobens and Townsend and Ross pairs each earned 50 dollars. The scores were:

Townsend Ross Hobens Lockett Honeyman Sharp

Aileen Wilson Winner in Columbus Grand Circuit Race

Aileen Wilson won the 2:05 pace at the Columbus grand circuit meet with Lady Maud C. finishing close, setting a 2.0219 first mile record. Reproachless placed second. San Francisco won the Hester Columbus consolation in straight heats. Aqain unseated McDonald at the start of the second heat but no one was hurt.

Columbus Ohio Aileen Wilson Lady Maud C Alfleen Wilson San Francisco Hester-Columbus Aqain McDonald

New York Appeals Over Umpire Tie in Cubs Game

National League president Harry C. Pulliam clarifies the New York Chicago game of September 23 ended in a tie per umpire reports and notes both clubs may appeal within five days. New York has filed an appeal and Chicago may respond, with final ruling by the league president subject to further appeal.

Harry C. Pulliam National League New York Chicago Pulliam League Board of Directors

Yale and rival colleges open gridiron camps

Telegraph reports from New Haven Princeton and Annapolis note Yale coaches evaluating quarterback candidates led by Bingham Wheaton and Hopkins as potential starter. Princeton works through heat with punting search. Naval Academy adds Ray Page and Cates to a strong early squad while recovering players narrow absentees and praise overall material.

the Tribune New Haven Tad Jones Yale Bingham Wheaton Hopkins Cooney Hyde Biddle Hobbs Princeton N. J Roper Tiger Harlan and McCormick Tibbett Read McCrohan Annapolis Naval Academy Ray Page Cates Midshipmen Berlin Howard Paul Dashiell

Cubs Defeat Superbas at Washington Park 5 To 1

Chicago defeated Brooklyn 5 to 1 at Washington Park in six innings and again in the late innings. Hummel homered in the first and Chance scored later in the second after being hit and stealing second. Tinker and Evers sparked Chicago’s offense while Overall held Brooklyn to the final runs. Hayden left the mound in sixth as Moran batted. fearless fielding by Evers and Hummell and timely hits produced the decisive runs.

Chicago Superbas Washington Park Brooklyn Hummel Chance Tinker Burch Farmer Rucker Evers Schulte Hayden Jordan Steinfeldt Hofman Lumley Kling Emsiie and Owen

Baseball Game Summary From St. Louis Lows Batteries

In a rough transcript from a game at Bt Rawis the Boston battery Steele Criger faced St Louis battery Petty Spencer. Umpire Sean and O Loughlin officiated.

Rawis- Magmuom A St. Louis Boston Steele and Criger St. Lowell Petty and Spencer Sean Not O'Loughlin

Cleveland Batter Match Summary

At Cleveland RHE Washington .0 900 001 0568 Cleveland .00 09 00 1 06000 172 Batteries Washington Witherup and Street Cleveland Check and Bemis umpires Sheridan and Egan.

Cleveland RHE Washington Witherup Street Check and Bemis Sheridan and Egan

Tigers Back in Second Place in Detroit Philadelphia Game

Tigers reclaim second place amid a pitching and batting duel. Detroit used Summers and Schmidt to pace a 6-1 win while Philadelphia counters with Kellogg Powers and Schutzer. Umpires Hurst and Evans ruled the contest with shaky fielding and late innings scoring.

Tigers Deame Detroit Philadelphia Summers Schmidt Kellogg and Powers Schutzer and Lapp Umptres Hurst Evans

Night Finale at Madison Square Garden Ends Summer Cycle Meet

The season concludes tonight as Kramer Mayer and Clarke race in a special match race at Madison Square Garden, with four other races on the program.

Madison Square Garden Kramer Mayer Clarke

Shilling Dominates Gravesend with Three Wins

Shilling rode three winners and a third in four races at Gravesend, leading the meeting with thirteen victories. Notter added one win and ten before suspension, while Firestone impressed in the one-mile handicap. Roseben appeared in the fifth event amid suspense over his sale, and Footpad showed sharp improvement in the opener, with other notable performances by Killcreen and Dandelion in close finishes. Weather clear, track fast.

Shilling Gravesend Notter E. Dugan Footpad Killcreen Firestone T. H. Williams Dande- Non Killiecrankie Dandelion C. Hildreth Pansy F. R. Hitchcock Roseben Stargowan Sweet Keene Wise Mason Fashion Plate Belmont Practical Priscillian Upton S. C. Hildreth King James Hhs Fairey Fairy Slipper R. Fleischmann Bettina Iowa Orden Iilthy Fa I H McCormick Savior Mombassa Gilbert Okentte McCarthy Beauclere Bu K Massie Miss Scheimer Misa Helen Teal Ee O- Cowen Gilbert Effendi Doyle Sar Vito Culzen Attorney Mi Moorlah King Merry Widow E Shreve Joe Lett I Ifach Eaastly Tim Royal Flush Il Morireda T H Williame Ben Strome Hose Leaf Orvener Johnson Notter Stargowan Gilbert Miller Yorkist Clausen Crowley Jim Tyrrell Shreve Knight of the Thistle R H. Met Potter the Hills McCahey S Florence Il Putgada E. Martin Mirai Liddington Mecarthy

Wyeth to Meet Touchard in New York Championship Semi Final

G Lorraine Wyeth former Ohio lawn tennis champion won his spot in the New York championship semi finals at the New York Lawn Tennis Club by defeating Abraham Hansford Jr. 64 2 6 6 1 in three sets. Wyeth advances to face Touchard who prior day beat Write C Grant in the lower draw. In the top half William H Cornell NYU advances to meet winner of Pell Bryan with Pell Bryan scoring 6 2 6 9 over Dimon Roberts.

G. Lorraine Wyeth New York New York University Theodore R. Pell Robert T. Bryan Dimon FL Roberts 7Th Regiment

National ten mile championship date set by AAU official

Bartow B Weeks, chairman of the AAU championship committee, announces the national ten mile championship will be held on Saturday November 7. The cross country championships for junior and senior teams and individuals follow on Saturday November 14. Entries for the ten mile run close Monday November 2 and for the cross country championships on Saturday November 7 with Bartow S Weeks P O Box 611 New York City.

Bartow B. Weeks The Amateur Athletic Union Bartow Weeks P. O. Box New York City

Timely Auto Topics at Brighton Beach Twenty Four Hour Race

The Motor Racing Association lists eight afternoon races on October 2 at Brighton Beach with cash prizes including 200 for a ten mile test and 50 to 400 for the twenty four hour finish. Notables like Ted Sloan and Lewis Strang drive for the Allen Kingston, Renault, and Lozier cars. hospital preparations and public telephones accompany concert and moving picture features. The auto show plans at Grand Central Palace open New Year’s Eve with ornate early English decor and 70,000 square feet of space lit by over 10,000 bulbs. space allocations will be finalized October 6 with applications due October 1.

Motor Racing Association Brighton Beach Ted Sloan Allen-Kingston Lozier Mulford Lynch Michener Cobe Thomas Montague Roberts Grand Central Palace American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association 8 R. Ball Company New York City A. M. C. M. A. Show Committee

Dixie II Wins Second Series in Hudson River Motor Boat Race

FE Schroeder’s Dixie II won her class in the National Motor Boat Carnival on the Hudson off the Colonial Yacht Club. The 30 mile course took 1 hour 5 minutes 40 seconds, averaging 27.34 knots or 31.44 mph. Seven starters. others winning are the Speedway Joker and Wamego. The Alabama also claimed a prize on time allowance despite rating discrepancies.

FE. J. Schroeder Hudson River Colonial Yacht Club J. H. Hoadley Den Dixie Speedway Joker Eagle Alabama Peekskill HMS H.M Diste I B. J. Schroeder G. F. Baker Transee Elco H. R. Sutphen Macon F. JH. Tucker, Jr Mercury W J. Brainard Artful H Coons Scioto G. C. Sutton Co Ie Seabury Dasat H. A. Johnson Herby A Simpson Wes Angie H Blossy Gould Wamego Betsy Gould Sweeeeeen Boa Engie A. I. Piercy Teer

Wefers to Coach at Columbia Track Team

Columbia track management announced that B. J. Wefers, former intercollegiate sprinting champion and holder of the 20 yard record, has been obtained to coach the Columbia track team next season, replacing Crookes. He will take charge next Monday with fall practice and cross country candidacy calls.

Columbia B. J. Wefers Crookes

Thaw Contempt Case Moves Toward Matteawan Transfer

Albany reports state authorities will seek to keep Harry K Thaw from leaving New York. Following Judge Archbald's contempt ruling, the State Lunacy Commission asks Attorney General Jackson to file before Justice Mills for an order remanding Thaw from Westchester Sheriff custody to Matteawan State Hospital. Deputy AG Donnelly to White Plains to pursue the application under the insanity statute.

Albany Harry K. Thaw Archhbald Scranton Thaw Pittsburg United States State Commission In State Prison Commission Jackson Spreme Court Isaac M. Mills White Plaing Westchester County Matteawan State Hospital James A. Donnelly New York City White Plaine White Plains State Hospital Donnelly Matteawan

Portrait of Evelyn Thaw on the Block at Public Auction

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s portrait painted in Paris by Harrington Mann for Stanford White will be sold Monday at the Sheriff’s office. Notice posted by Sheriff Foley in the courthouse says the sale is legal due to a lien by Mme Elise Hartwig who held the 53 dollar security loan. The twelve by fourteen foot painting depicts Mrs Thaw in the girl costume worn during her husband Harry K Thaw trials.

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Bee Paris Harrington Mann Stanford White Sheriff's Office

Fires Devastate Adirondack Cottages In Keene Centre

A massive forest blaze rages on Big Horn and Hurricane mountains in the Adirondacks, four miles long and two miles wide. Part of Adirondack Park burned, several New York cottage owners’ properties destroyed, including Miss Anna Warren’s rustic lodge. Firefighters lay two miles of Gull Brook mains as crews battle the blaze amid accusations of arson by a North Hudson supervisor and threats to incite violence against incendinaries.

Keene Centre N. Y Adirondacks Big Horn Hurricane Mountains East Hill Adirondack Park Keene Valley Miss Anna Warren New York Miss Warren W. R. Warren William Took W. Martin Gull Brook John Carson North Hudson

Albany fire report downplays Adirondack blazes

James S. Whipple of the State Forest Fish and Game Commission said reports of Adirondack fires are exaggerated. He noted many small fires and that thr ee thousand workers including foresters and railroad crews fought them, with little timber loss on state lands and no need for alarm. He defended the fighters as capable and praised public patience despite dangerous conditions.

Albany James S. Whipple State Forest, Fish and Game Commission Loeat Rondacks

Fires Along Canadian Northern Threaten Settlements

Forest fires rage along the Canadian Northern railroad near Kashaborwe sweeping a ten mile rail strip southward. Settlers in O'Connor and Marks townships battle to save homes as fire engagement continues. Meanwhile fog and smoke from fires have cleared on the St Lawrence embankment after four days embargo hurting shipping, with twenty two steamers bound for Montreal plus colliery traffic reporting heavy losses.

Port Arthur Ont Canadian Northern Railroad Kashaborwe O'Connor Marks Montreal Que St. Lawrence

Rush City Fire Calls St Paul Engine Company

St Paul fire crews dispatched an engine and seven men to Rush City Minnesota to battle a blaze there about fifty four miles north on the Northern Pacific line. The report details the response from St Paul Fire Department tonight.

St. Paul Rush City Minn Here Northern Pacific

State Conservation Board Meets In Albany

The newly appointed State Conservation Commission met in Albany and elected James S Whipple as chairman. Each state department will compile statistics on natural resources and submit a report to the national commission.

Albany State Conservation Commission National Commission James S. Whipple State, Forest, Fish and Game Commission

Turf Preview at Brooklyn Jockey Club Meets Daily

The Brooklyn Jockey Club announces racing daily through September 26 at its Culver Avenue venue. The season features a steady schedule on the South Avenue course with morning and afternoon card runs and a focus on attracting new patrons to the track.

Brooklyn Jockey Club Apuiss Ave Culver Soa

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Aig Hmerzog Labert Needham Hoblitze Egiment Pirates Baltusrol Lockett and Honeyman Jack Pearson Richmond Griffth and Geo’ Athletic Club Grante« Cincinati Admission College Superbas O Verall Champons BRON Catterson Moran Blagie Jordan Ib Behulte Chance Ib McMillan Ee O Sheehan Louis Wyeth Touchard Black Oak Ida Reagna Pufus Trance Joe Madden Lil Fitz Herbert Statesman Angelus Eee Fair Play Merise Bandello Bay Queen Cece Sloan Charles Jerome Edwards Long Island Automobile Club Dixie II Wefers Evelyn Thaw State Conservation Board Alta Weeewes Hale & Norcrosseee Alpha Julia Andes Kentucky Cal & Va Sierra New Union Crown Gould & Curry
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