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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1908

Page

3

Novelty in Auto Race Introduces Official Supply Stations

The Vanderbilt Cup and Long Island Motor Parkway sweepstakes will feature two official supply stations a low in spirits station in front of the grandstand and a backstretch station near the Jericho Turnpike. Crews will deliver tires gas and oil to drivers in a 300 by 10 by 5 foot pit while touring cars may enter the parkway on October 30 with a 320 admission for parking outside the grandstand.

Grandstand Vanderbilt Circuit Jericho Turnpike River Motor Parkway Parkway Gaylight Conce St Sny Point Meadow Brook Bethpage Massapequa e@vance mission Vanderbilt Cup Commission Fifth Avenue Long Island Motor Parkway Lst Lewis Strang Isotta Long Island Lowell Strang Scotia Fogillede Cing

Automobile trade notes preview new 1909 models and races

Mitchell Motor Company showcases two popular Mitchell cars at upper Broadway salesrooms with a claimed 11 million dollar investment. Lozier's A Emise touts sales in Bellport Long Island where Major Langley purchased a Briarcliff car. Fiat and Lancia entries race conditions noted alongside Firestone Non-Skid tires.

Mitchell Upper Broadway Mitchell Motor Company A. Emise Lozier Company Bellport Long Island W. H. Langley Emise

Daniels Wins One Mile Amateur Union Championship

Daniel s of the New York Athletic Club won the one mile Amateur Athletic Union championship at Sheepshead Bay under the American Lifesaving Society. Only three swimmers entered. Manley finished second and James was third as Daniels posted a time of 27 minutes 20.35 seconds.

Co. M. Daniels New York Athletic Club Amateur Athletic Union American Lifesaving Society Sheepshead Bay Daniels N. Manley Manley F. H. James Bath Beach Swimming Association Buda

Brooklyn Clubs Defeat Critchleys in 1–0 Association Match

In Brooklyn at Marquette Oval the Brooklyn Football Club beat Critchleys 1–0 with V Turnbull netting late in the first half. The Camerons and Arcadia Thistles played to a 1–1 draw at Visitation Oval, W Russell scoring for the Thistles and G Bissett equalizing for the Camerons in the second half.

Marquette Oval Brooklyn Critchleys Camerons V. Turnbull Brooklyns Visitation Oval New York Arcadia Thistles Thistles W. Russell W. Haughie G. Bissett

Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club Semi Finals Produce Lengthy Matches

Gruelling semi finals court action with four hour victory by Walter L. Pate over Cedric Major and a replay ordered between R. H. Boggs and John C. Remond. Gustave Touchard advances in New York singles by defeating G. Lorain Wyeth, while Roosevelt Pell and Harry Torrance Jr win Ridgewood open doubles. Central Park players claim multiple wins in Public Parks tournament.

Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club R. H. Boggs John C. Remond Walter L. Pate Cedric Major R. M. Rowe Gustave F. Touchard New York Theodore Roosevelt Pell Harry Torrance, Jr Ridgewood Golf Club Richard H. Palmer de. William Rosenbaum Public Parks Lawn Howard Ferriss Prospect Brown Brothers Central Eea

Burglars Loot Taft Post Office and Store in Williamstown

burglars looted the post office and general store of Charles W Taft causing interior damage from explosives used to blow open the safe The plunder valued at 2000 was driven away in a wagon officers suspect the same gang conducted several similar robberies in the county Recently registered robberies linked to the gang Registration days October 6 10 and 12 require voters to register between 7 am and 10 pm

Williamstown Charles W. Taft

Columbia Oval Clinches Metro District Cricket Pennant

Columbia Oval wins the Metropolitan District Cricket League season pennant by undefeated run through ten matches. Manhattan secures second with five wins and five draws. A Hoskings leads batting with 63 average. H A Oxenham tops bowling at 5.56 from 48 wickets.

Columbia Oval Metropolitan District Cricket League Manhattan Club A. Hoskings F. J. Prendergast Manhattan J. L. Poyer D. G. Birkett H. A. Oxenham Hoskings H. Poyer H. Rushton Brooklyns

Oldfield to Enter Stearns Cars in Brighton Beach Races

Motor Racing Association president C F Wyckoff spoke with Barney Oldfield in Montreal about his Brighton Beach schedule. Oldfield plans to enter his Stearns four cylinder and Stearns six cylinder touring cars in all eligible Brighton events and possible match races. He also negotiates entry for the twenty four hour race. His recent tour has seen a string of victories including Latonia Cincinnati where he beat Christie in two heats.

C. F. Wyckoff Motor Racing Association Barney Oldfield Montreal Oldfield Stearns Brighton Beach

Yacht Regatta Capsizes Gravesend Bay Finale for Bensonhurst Club

Gravesend Bay hosted the Bensonhurst Yacht Club annual handicap regatta with twenty yachts starting. Sue won the 27-footers, Joy topped the Q class, and Pester beat Gunda on corrected time in the 1-footers. Other winners included Slow Poke, Zig Zag, and Madiana in various classes as boats retired or finished under sealed handicaps.

Gravesend Bay Bensonhurst Yacht Club Sue Gunda Joy W. H. Childs Soya W. A. Parswow Careless R. Rummell Squaw E. K. Valentine F. C. Noble Pester R. S. Childs M. Camp Bester Merry Widow Atkinson & Zimmeran Kon Bsien Madtana H. H. Smith Mischief Miteneil Kid Osborn Madiana M. de Mendonca Masque L. S._Tiemanr Gutiua Mouse G. R. le Sauvauge Chico W. H. Fales Cherub B._ Atkinson Bobs R. W

New York Athletic Club Hosts 81st Semiannual Foot Games

The New York Athletic Club held its eighty first semi annual games at Travers Island with about five thousand present. G Obermeyer of the National Athletic Club won the three mile handicap after a close finish with J Gilbert of Mohawk AC, while Fred Bellars was defeated. J F Reilly and J J Eller won multiple hurdles and relay events as Platt Adams scored in jumps and discus.

New York Athletic Club Travers Island Fred Bellars G. Obermeyer National Athletic Club J. Gilbert Mohawk Athletic Club Bellars Bonhag Heilly Bailey Carr Gilbert Obermeyer J. F. Reilly J. J. Eller Platt Adams Harry Hillman Matt McGrath John Managan B. F. Sherman Harvard University Flanagan McGrath W.J. Slade Pastime Athletic Club R. T. Ebawards O Beauchi W. &. Nichols Xavier Athletic Association A & Daimar Aes Pastime McEntee Frick Sediey Hillman Hvass Davis Zink Ford Hayak O'Connell Walther Wagner J._ Gilbert Mohawk Athlete Club R. T. Edwards H. J. Edward J. J J. J. Ether Irish-American Athletic Club W. B. Murray W. R. Brusch Young Men's Christian Association Twenty-third Street Branch Murphy Kelly Booth Harris Brooklyn Central W. J. Mur

Rose pioneers marks in Jersey City shot and hammer events

Ralph Rose broke the world shot put record with 50 feet 11 inches and won the hammer throw at the New Jersey Exhibition Company carnival in West Side Park Jersey City. Newark claimed the relay title as various races and handicapped events followed with multiple competitors and seconds recorded.

Ralph Rose West Side Park Jersey City New Jersey Exhibition Company Melvin W. Sheppard HF. Porter Ami Rose Newark W. FJ. Kent R. C. Taylor Cleese J. A Tamer Berger J. W. Murphy Bart Freeman X A R. J. Egan P. A C EB. Ford Leroy B St. B Rosenberger L A. A Wor Rese O. A Drummond Williams A. C J. J Bilieth

Vanderbilt Cup Entries Rise as Deadline Nears

Entries for the Motor Parkway Sweepstakes on the Vanderbilt Cup circuit come in at three to four a day. The Vanderbilt Cup Commission hopes to weed out excess to prevent accidents before the close on Saturday. Starter FP J Wagner reports entries include one Garford four Mitchells one Moon two Knoxes one Allen Kingston two Isotta Fraschinis one Maxwell two Pennsylvanias two Stoddard Daytons and one Packard.

Mth FP. J. Wagner Garford Mitchells Moon Knoxes Allen-Kingston Isotta

Athletic Meet Results Highlight NYC Clubs and Racing Events

The report lists multiple events with top finishers from New York Athletic Club, Mohawk Athletic Club, Irish-American Athletic Club, and others. Notable results include sprint and obstacle races, distances for shot put, hammer, discus, and various jumping events, with times and distances as read.

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