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New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
CELT WINS BROOKLYN
August BeEmont's Fair Play Runs
Good Second.
Continued from first page.

year-olds last year and winner OF the Burns
Handicap in California last winter, had light
following which forced his price down from 10
to ] TO y to J. while the other four closed at
ID TO 1 from high quotation of 20 to 1.
Most of the candidates got their final groom
ing in the open plot back of the paddock, where
q goodIy crowd gathered about to inspect the
horses or to pick up some word which might
lead them to form conclusion as to what horse
might win. When the bugle blew calling the
horses TO the post there air OF sur
pressed excitement as the Jockeys got the leg
I'D and heard the last word OF whispered in
structions.
There was ripple of applause the field. led
by Montgomery paraded by the stand on the
way to the post. and then the crowd settled
back expecting a short delay while the horses
took their places behind the barrier far up the
chute at the head of the stretch 1t was on its
feet however, almost instantly as c. H. Pettin-
gill who acted as starter in the absence Of Mars
Cassidy snapped the barrier even as the horses
lined up, and the race was on
The start was good one, but Celt and King
James quickly drew away from the others and
came racing down past the stand heads apart,
fighting desperately for the lead Fair Play was
in q good position, two lengths away, with the
others more or less strung out and Master
Robert last.
Rounding the first turn Celt carried King
James wide. and E. Dugan, quick to see the
opening tried to rush Fair Play through He
was not quite quick enough, however. and was
forced TO take up rather sharply, which piece
of Ill luck may have cost Mr.. Belmont the race.
King James hung for six furlongs, but ap-
proaching the far turn the pace began to tell
and Celt drew out into lead which he main
tanned TO the end. Old Honesty rushed up into
q contending position for few strides at this
point but quickly dropped back beaten. and II
remained for Fair Play 10 keep up the battle
as King James also capituated as the field
turned for home. Those who had backed Mont
eornerv took heart the field rounded the last
turn as the son of Pessara was running smooth
TX and 10 all appearances strongly Hope dieu'
however. as suddenly as it had arisen. as Mont
goroerv was cut off at critical moment, which
settled anv chance he had OF winning
T,ou-, through the short stretch Ceit raced 10
victory. Notter kept him up to his work but
without the use Of whip spur and he HaShed
| bv- the Judges stand the winner OF one OF the
hest BROOKLYN Handicaps ever decided. FAN
| r,s,, fought on in gamest fashion and followed
Celt home. but was doing his best to Withstand
the determined challenge of Master Robert
which was fairly running over his horses al the
| end.
| The horses came struggling back TO the judges
/ stand and last of all came Ceit Inc crown
! broke forth into another wild cheer The horses
| uere led away. and the Brooklyn Handicap ol
/ 1905 was history.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
.MERIcAN LEAGUE STANDING.

PLAYING brilliantly in the field the HighIanders
shut out the Boston nine yesterday and scored two
runs themselves. Chesbro had all his oIdtme con-
troll and speed. and only of the visitors ad-
vanced beyond second base. The one was Gesser
who smashed a long three bagger to right in the
seventh inning. with out The five thousand
persons who not kept away by the cornbna-
tion of uncertain weather and the Brooklyn Haudl-
cap were breathless for moment, but Unglaub
sent screaming hit straight to Ball. who shot
the ball to Klelnow In time to catch GesSler at the
plate Ball was the hero of the day next to
Chesbro He accepted ten chances. many Of them
far from easy without a tumble of any sort
The Yankees scored their initial run in the first
inning Niles went all the way 10 second on an
error and advanced on Keeler's sacrifice Hemp
hill could hit out OF the inheld but the swift
running Niles beat the throw TO the plate and both
we're safe Chase singled, but Unglaub robbed
stahl of hit by wonderful stop Ball ended the
inning by going out hit to Wagner.
There was much eager and purposeful hitting
by the Yankees before they scored again. but It
all went to waste until the eighth inning In the
second session Kleinow singled sharply to right,
with one out. Chesbro followed with clean hit,
but Niles forced him moment later. Then keeler
tanned an easy one TO Cicotte. StahI singled hard
in the next inning, with two out, and promptly
died stealing Crger's throwing was deadly all
afternoon but the frequency with which second
base was left uncovered explained partly the rea-
son for the low standing Of the visitors
There was more disappointment in the fourth
inning. kleinow came up with two out and sent a
pretty hit to the right field fence that was good
for three bases. He died when Chesbro went out,
however. The fruit even more bitter, though,
in the fifth inning. Niles went out, but Keeler
singled. Hemphill gave Keeler chance TO steal,
but for once Wagner ready, and there were
two out. Hemphn then hit the next ball fairly.
and 1t landed in the tracks of KIeinow's effort
for another triple Chase flied out. Niles got TO
third on an error by Mcconnell and the lack Of
3ostonians to take Criger's throw 10 catch him
stealing in the seventh, but Keeler could push
him home.
Hemphiu beat a bunt to first in the eighth inning
and went TO third Stah1s single. Mcconnell
got stahl at second on Balls hot zrounder, but
HemphiI scored and all we'll
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

TTARTER A CRIPPLE
.oon HORSE GOES WRONG,
e.-,fcbed from Brooklyn and May
Re Lest to the Turf.

.,o .o,,r-vear-old son OF knight or the
NoOS's,s is on the verge OF a breakdown.
Issit - as can be Judged his racing days are
srd So - Yesterday he Was talked of as prob
l~,-,er Of the Brooklyn Hanoicap-to-day ne
are " a cheap selling race. and in all prob
ksn'e'eG ..r+ in order to satisfy his trainer that
shie -, s,,perhcial Andrew Miller, one Of the
tsssi'u'' = re I.ckey Club. and iom Welsh, who
sfSsl'~,,.or decided at the last minute not to
~ 81 :, the BROOKLYN Handicap for the sports
81 ..-, -aoson that he not in condition TO do
safHA' .,s,,os and in all probability would have
= strong second choice'
y - heat Jack Atkin head in the Excelsior
~ s,5 vas ranked well UP among the best
fa'0i~f f5s in training last season. when it viii
~.1,a5 he wen the Saratoga handicap and ran
Peter Pan. after forcing the pace in one
s hes, Brighton hsEdicaps ever decided He
"' - <s,,riie for the Metropolitan Handicap
Fss t,,t VAS crowded against the rail early
. 60 To this Nr. Welsh ascrihed his present
- oe in al probability he strained the middle
- !, one a his forelegs at that time Two
s,s- me Metropolitan the leg filed IN, and
e. yielded 10 treatment, 50 that McCarter
- 4. FAST nile and a quarter for the Brooklyn.
v --,uble returned and for the good Of the
:. vas finally decided TO keep him in the
~. Yesterday. Tsis loss is serious one TO the
'.s.1e S-shle and 10 the turf well.
.s- August Belmont's Fair Play had run sec
celt in the Brooklyn Handicap. Jack Joyner
o. --o+,s The GOOD three-year-old, called atten-
= :, me fact that Fair Play had run second
L,-sss belonging TO Mr.. Keene in races which
Is have ne,rei Saooo, including the Matron
:. p-osuce Stakes last gear and the Withers,
- and BROOKLYN Handicap this season. Un-
----s-elr for rhe son Of Hastlngs-Fairy Gold,
:, :, ~ the turf has been cast with Collins and
-, rrhervise ne would have been an equine hero
:. u4-pe- in all probability, of more than
rNsG
- -hsr the price OF King James had gone up.
: v7,ls hgve sold him pretty cheap after his bad
80. n the Belmont bur he ran like a good horse
..ss~ IS he carried Celt along TO the half-r1lile
. ass seconds. and was right with him al the
ss ~ in 1.ss" NJ. Madden also said that King
rs-ss beld CeI- II when he bore out az the first
=, s15 added That might have had quite Bit
r 10 with Celt winning
-ts fractional times for the Brooklyn Handicap
vs-s 345 ss5-5, So 2-5, Il2, l.25, 1925 and
.Ai5
ARK Joyae- rad only words Of praise for Fair
pasv which ran such g good race. and said: He
< y honest fellow. and the little hard luck he
=; -orrding the frst turn might have made diff
ference"
T,res r. Keere has now won the Brooklyn
+s,5i5so FIVE rirnes-H-ith fIornpipe in lse5. Con-
nv n lsr Delhi il 1893. Super1nan in 1907 and
os this year Three times in the last four years is
r-t-e record for Nr Keene and his trainer,
jimmy Rove
Jimmy Rowe had little TO say after Cet won.
t-- rs Iooks spoke volumes as he superintended
,5s cooling out Of the colt.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
upsETs IN WoMEN's PLAY ON COURTS.

Swinging rackets for powerful smasnes ana
drives the top class of women lawn tennis players
of this section of the country entered yesterday
,non the tournament the turf courts Of the
Staten Island Ladies' Club, at Livingston, staten
Island Interest was whetted by reversals of the
first water as Mrs. George H Chapman. Hudson
River champion and Mrs. William II. Pouch, the
national ex-champon, both suffered defeat.
Miss Marcus oS the East Jersey League, dis
posed of Mrs Chapman in straight sets by the
score of 6-3 and Sc. Right from the beginning
there certainty of length to the strokes which
Miss Marcus played against her opponent
Mrs A. G. Miles simply smashed out her victory
against Mrs. Pouch. The steady. looping returns
of the former title holder proved futile against
Mrs Miles. She up to the net behind all OF
her returns and at 81 and 6-3 Miss Clare
CoeealI the English girl; Mrs A. H. Mccarthy,
sister of William A. Larned, and Miss Elizabeth
u Moore were among the other winners.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
sUPERBAS BEATEN ONCE MORE.
Moren Holds Brooklyns Down and Phila-
delphia Wins Close Game

Brooklyn lost its third straight game at home
since the last trip when Philadelphia downed the
Superbas at Washington Park yesterday by a score
of 2 to l. The Quaker pitcher, Moren allowed only
two hits one Of them two bagger by Tim Jordan.
Mcintyre hit safely eight times, but ne got
good support and the score was kept down
All the damage was done in the first inning.
With one out Courtney banged the ball to the
right field fence for tive bases Mcintyre hit Titus
in the ribs Then Magee doubled and Courtney
scored Titus was asleep at third and Sheehan
tagged him. Osborn tangled up the infed with a
hunt Magee brought in the winning run when
Bramfield singled. That ended the scoring. Brook
Ivn had a man on third several times, but Moren
was stingy with hits
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
WOMEN GOLFERS OBJECT
Eastern Handicqps Not Satisfactory
Professionals Meet.

~elloe-s o. the W0men's Eastern Golf Associa-
III are dissatisfied with the official handicap list
recently Issued The 1908 sheet contains more than
'-f Hundred names. hut from the showing made by
--n-1er Of the leaders thus far this season il
-'.As as Il The list is being kept up to date.
= Eooo many tall 20 see why Miss Mary 3. Adams
selo Dc placed on scratc.! with Miss Margaret
e-- Mss Harrie' Curtis as Miss Adamss star
-I' vas 10 Win the Eastern title at Atlantic City
q year after tie with Miss Fanny (. Osgood Last
NE q Pinehu-st. Miss Julia R. Mix defeated
%S Adams in the North and South championship
"--la1enL YET me former IS allowed three
Erokes
-asn there IS Mrs.. @. Vanderbeck who recently
II sn important tournament over Philadelphia
- ostesttnE Mrs. G. r. Fox and several other
eminent PLAYERS Mrs. Vsnderbeck has seven
sfoEss handicsr
91 " Fel0wes Morgan. Of Ba!tusrol. also
- sadly OUT n place Al twelve, while Mrs.
u Csl2n ~ EnElewood. r1Inner-up in the
..ash Metropolitan tournament last week. has
s-y beer handicapped At seventeen.
= general sentiment seems TO be that while
- handicap list n the association is both valu
eno necessary II can never be Of much assist
-. 1ness kept more Up to cate. The leaders are
'sso as follows.
= Mrs Es--ie Cl--ls. c9snfry club Of BreoxIine
HANDICAP /
E1o,sE = = barlow. Merton. Miss Georgianna Bishop.
Fs-Ire :. AEs Caleb FOX. Huntington Valley; MISS
cgs :. -ac=ss- Oakley Miss 2. G. osgood. Country
-93'ooz-ae Mss Anita Phipps. Country Club OF
EENDICAP5
ss----e g Eeczsher. Ar6sley Club. Miss MarJory
e. r-s Burn; Miss Louisa A Wells, Country
~ HANDICAP 9
ls:es55,.ss .s1'es C. Grislou. Merton. Miss Julia r Nix
y HANDICAP
-r-eS Hs-le-- Fall River. Mrs. E A. Aanice
II pr9-ss r s Porter, Country Club Of BrookIine'
vas far attendance at the annual meet
). tae Eastern Professional Golfers Associa-
- Ae-a n this city yesterday. Little Of impor-
:. vas done save the election Of officers ana
.. lpS-rtng q the executive committee for the
---s yesI. as follows.
rosaf p WILLS Norton. vice-president, Jack
s'pnr -
e-'l'e oonlnnittee-The above officers and
~ Low, !. .. Jones. q. 5. Pearson. J. g
- J. c. Fox. Alec Finlay and Donald Ross
,s. lng oefnite has IS yet been decided On with
g. 70 TIE annual championship tournament
g association. though At present two courses
In anu 70" INNS are uii'ei
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
Upton LOSES ON FOUL
Shamrock Disqualified after Vim
ming from White Heather.

Ea-Eich. June AFTER wiTning a magnificent
;h-ty-Tnile race here to-day, Sir Thomas L!pton's
lev cutter, the Shamrock, was disqualified after
P-o1esI AS & result the prize was awarded 10
rs White Heather which finished second. the
Eso1nd prize going the Brynhild. claim OF foul
Eas made against the Shamrock for her sailing in
TEnl-g the buoy.
szr-1g with the Brynhild and the Nyris,
h-ae2ad. with the Shamrock on the weather
1el,1 tne White Heather took the lead and just
Esi- I until q nile from the finishing line. where
tas Shamrock cut her out while rounding the buoy
an bat her By minute and seconds
special cup, presented by the Prince of Wales
la- og yachts. 70 be raced for over the same
course was won hy the Cicely. a schooner. which
o7a' Emperor Williams American built Meteor and
he German yachts Clara and Susanne
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
MARSHALL WINS AT CHESS.

Prague, Bohemia June IA hne victory Ty ~ ~
or7oa, MARSHALL at the expense of Spier1ann
ard the defeat OF yidmar by Maroczy Were the
features of The play in the eleventh ROUND o. nv
international chess masters tournament cohtestcN
a the exposition here to-day. Fidmar IN cohS7
ouence dropped 10 second place the game pe
1ourned in an even position 49,,
OF the other leaders. Leonhardt won from 'h'tl- I
rnirski Duras defeated Proxies and FuoinS'Slii
scored against Alapin. In the remaining games
rraich rnannsdrew with Suechting, hvlcala o@iea'e
Nfieses Salwe won from Treypal ana l1soi -
with Bardeleben.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
eeAsIcK II ARRIVES AT EPSON COURSE

london June 1.-W. K. Vanderbilts Seastck Ii.
--b,cb ran a dead heat with NJ. z. Deschamps's
Opintette II for the French Derby at Chantiliy
yesterday arrived at EPSON this evening. The
horse is apparently the worse for his hard
race Yesterday and is expected TO 90 to the post
g., +he Derby at EPSON on June in excellent
sa4.1, To-dav's betting against Seasick II is 10
n I August BeImonts Norman III, after tenn
oorariIy giving the place TO King Edwards Perrier.
bich he has beaten. is again favorite at 100 to 10
aoainst with Mountain Apple and Perrier close up
a. 70 ! and Is to I against respectively
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
ATTIC TRADE MEN CHOOSE OFFICERS.

- ~ annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
X vorL Automobile Trade Association Qncor-
norsted, held at its headquarters in the Bryant
park RuiIding yesterday morning the following
fBcers were elected for the ensuing year: Frank
Eveland president; General John l. Cutuns hrst
- ,reedenf: Z. c. Partridge, second vice -presi-
-. per RluYnenthal, treasurer and Walter X
Ia. secretary and manager. The following di-
..,ors we're also elected: c. Andrade' jr william
IIrradon Richard Newton. c. P Skinner. K b.
van DYKE Peter Fogarty. s. B. Bowman ana
George Bennett
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
ALEXANDER DROPS OUT.
Defaults in La1cn Tennis Play
O7ring 10 InjurV to His Leg.

Crippled by the strained leg which caused MIN SO
much difficulty in the finals Of the Long Island
craropionshiD lact week Frederick b. Alexander
was compelled to default his place in the Felipe
Challenge Cup singles yesterday. This IS the chler
event in the tournament which began on the courts
of the New York Lawn Tennis Club l23d street
and Manhattan avenue. G. Lorraine Wyeth, the
Ohio state champion, the one of the forty
eight competitors drawn against Alexander for the
preliminary round. Wyeth passed into the first by
the default and then captured his second round
bracket playing a splendid driving game against
Abraham Bassford, IT., at IS, Ct
The summary follows:
Feline Challenge Cup singles first round-C. Frederick
watson tr from Mortimer Wertheln. by default
! p f9aret defeated A S Moses, 60, 60; b. NJ.
Phillips defeated l. NJ. Burt. 60 6.1 Theodore Roose,
-eit Pen defeated E. Taylor. S-6 63; G. L-orrai Inc
Wveth defeated Abraham Bassford, Jr. - oT;, DP:
A. L. SIocum defeated Robert G Barnes. d 80
I2ica~d II Palmer Jose F. Chaves. by default
Second round-Rictard H Palmer defeated Dr A La
Socum, 6-4, Sf.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
NEW CHAUFFEUR FOR zusr CAR.

ss,., felefsours, June Baron Edward Schein-
E.f. MS city to-day for Siberia 10 replace
=, es11on as chauffeur of the Italian Zust
ssr,,-s ne New York 10 Paris automobile race
s.s = returning 10 Milan and the car In the
ntis. t'-e Is IN charge of Henri Haaga, the mecha-
sor,,,,- Baron Scheinvogel is 2 prominent Russian
&tacs '-' mas made several exploring ulps -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark at Jersey City.
Providence at Baltimore
Toronto at Buffalo.
Montreal at Rochester.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City 1S; Newark. g.
Buffalo. Q; Toronto. o. ,.
Rochester. 3: Montreal. s.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Boston. &: New York. o.
Philadelphia. g: Brooklyn. L.
Pittsburg Chicago. s.
Cincinnati. 3: 1t. Louis first xsmel.
Louis. 4: Cincinnati (sccond xsne).
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

Threebass hts-Hemphin Ciessler. Kleinow Sacrifice
hits-keeler. Sullivan. Criger. stolen bases-Niles %.
Cicotte. Left on bases-Boston 3; New York . First
York 3 Struck out-By Chesbro. .. Wild pitch
Chesbro Time. l:3J. Umpires-O' Loughin and Egan-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
EAsTERN LEAGUE STAN

CLEVELAND, 9; DETROIT, I.
At Detroit: "a ?. Z:
He,roit ..............0 0 0 U-1 /
p.,t.r,e-C1eyeland Rhoades and Clarke; De-
troit Summers, Maloy and Schmidt. Umpire
Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
BOSTON

.Batted for witss in ninth inning.
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a
New York. rk......--...-....---.0 o o o o D o D D W
Two-base hits-Bowerrnan. Beaumont Sacrihce hits
Ritchey, Dahen, McGann. Sweeney Dorner' Sa1es-
T1orhIs oIavs-Rftchey. Dahlen and AcGanni Dahlen.
Ftrbev an5 McCiann shannon Needhsun- Left
be bases-Boston 8; York. q First base on balls
or Dornsr 6. of WfItse . First base errors-Bos
TON / Hit BY pitcher-By Dorner. l. Struck our-By
Wiltse, l. by Dorner, l. Time. 1:25- Cnpire-ODay-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

bridgeport, IL: Springfield 8.
Waterbury, s. Hartford, 4.
Meriden. 2: New Haven. O.
Holyoke, 4; New Britain, 9.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
RIFLE TEAM FOR BISLEY.
OUer Delay in Entry Ad-
iusted bu EngIishmen.

London, June 1.-The difficulty which threatened
deprive the rife shooting contest in the Olympic
games Bsley this year of the presence Of Amer
lean marksmen has been overcome and representa-
tives OF the United States viii participate in the
matches after all. Finding that the Olympic As
sociaton unable proong the date of entry,
the National Rifle Association of America sent its
list Of names by cable, and the Olympic Associa-
ton replied this afternoon that 1t would accept
the entries If mailed to-day the regulation forms
Including the United States ten nations will be
represented. the others being Great Britain. France
Denmark. Greece. Sweden. Norway, Australia, Fin
land and Holland.
Washington, June General James A. Drain.
president of the National Rife Association of
America, has mailed to the Olympic committee at
London the following American entries to the in
ternationaI rife matches: Messrs Smith, United
States Navy; Winans, Maryland; Drain, Washing
ton; Hocomb, Greene Evans and De Loach, United
States marine corps; DR.. Hudson OF New York,
and the following members of the national guard
Of the states named Martin, Sylvester and Tewes'
New Jersey; Doll and Brass. Montana; Burgess
Alabama; Lueshner. New York; Casey and Hesson.
Delaware: Mcbride. Indiana; Shields, Evans and
Stenhammer Pennsylvania; Jeffers and Berg. Mas
sachisetts; Winder. Benedict Semon. Richards.
simon Orr South, Eastman. Chisholm, Eddy and
Emerson Ohio; johnson. Idaho. and Bowie, Mary
land
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
hEW ENGLAND LEAGUE REsUl

Iawrence-L Lynn game postponed, rain.
Worcester, 8: New Bedford, 90 innings
Brockton, 5; Haverhill, l.
Lowell s: Fall River
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
GIANTS LOSE TO BOSTON
BOWERMAN BIG FACTOR.
Former NezU Yorker Chief Cause Of
Defeat of McGrazc's Men
NATIONAL LEAGUE eAMss no. Day

New York at Boston.
Philadelphia Brooklyn
-. Louis Cincinnati
Fiftsburx Chicago
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

Brooklyn ................-....C o o u
7vo-bas. hits-Courtney. Magee, Jordan Stolen base
-MaIoney Left bases-Philadelphla q Brookyn =
First base on balls-O Morens l. on Mclntyre fiTst
IntVre Struck out-By McIntyre. l; by Moren Z
T.wa ,-oa ITnpres-RiIer Rudderham
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
UNION LEAGUE RESULTS

Brooklyn, I; Allentown, 2.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

At Philadelphia: X. n II;
IWashinEton .........0 / 0-1 l
Ratterfes-Philadelphi Plank and Powers Wash
ington Smith, Gates and Street Umpire-Con-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

na.ebaIi To-day Two games. First game called
m American League Park. y. Y. Americans Vs.
Bos,on admission
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
YANKEES BEAT BOSTON
CHESBRO IN RARE FORM.
Local Team Holds the Lead an Race
Ball Star in Field.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES To-oAN

Boston at New York ttwo Eames).
Washington Philadelphia
Detroit Cleveland
Chicago st. LoGi
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

New York. o. Boston o.
Philadelphia. 8; WASHINGTON. 1.
Cleveland. o: Detroit.
Chicago. o; 81. Louis. 8.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
PIrTssURe, 8; CHICAGO, s.
REDS AND CARDINALS SPLIT EVEN.

STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
Rfnghamton. 5: A. ]. and c., 0.
Syracuse. s: Utica. g.
Albany. 3; Wilkes Barre.
Scranton. s: Troy I.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

and op~ned up gag, nut
Ncpec oh rfe OF the tho finish.
"a had ttI. chasnce with ths oreAk
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

Trilpnh The
close quarters most OF me way N
wear, old 81 600 added Five driving Time 1Ha
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

CeIt raced King James into submission IN hrst SIX
sxay cIeverly Fair Play of rounding nrst turI
from far back finished strongly King James tree
" turning for home would have been closer up other"ts
fell away again. Don Creole warmed up sore ana ran
-TH RACE-seng: for three-year- -olds; $1,000 added
n hv Niulic-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

furIongs shook OF PLAY Old Honesty ard cams
hung on za1reIy n drive. Master Rouert eaHl-
trying to keep pace CeIr Montgomery cut on
Old Honesty Up strongly approaching iar '-EH UU
dull
About six furlongs. Start bad Won easily INV
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

Roseben. pinched rail in first sixteenth, ran
down closing Berry De Mund into So
Cobalt off badly. big and finished strongly De
I'D RACE-Seling; threeyearolds and upward: %
- Time, 1;fT25. Winner. b. g. BY MazagaE-Ea a.
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NJ r1o tate Bank was the guest OF
Mr. y. L Ga S fturiAay and