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New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
WELCOuE FOR DETROIT.
Manor of City and Big Croscd Meet
Baseball Team.

Detroit Oct. The victorious Detroit American
League baseball team its arrival home thls
morning from Chicago was greeted at the Mcht-
90, Central station by q crowd Of several thou
sand baseball enthusiasts, headed by Mayor VIII
lam b Thompson. I brass band accompanied the
crowd and outside the station were automobiles
waiting 10 convey the players to their homes
N.svor Thomson welcomed Jennings and his
men back to the city and congratulated them FOR
their victory on behalf Of the city. The crowd al
most overwhelmed the players in its desire 10
grasp their hands. When the men had hnaliy
made their way the waiting automobiles Dono-
van the star pitcher being carried on the shoul-
ders Of excited fans. the crowd fell in behind
the machines and. with the band playing. marched
I'D to the Hotel Pontchartran, where jubilee was
held IN the lobby
Scores Of prominent business were in the
crowd which marched behind the baseball players
10 the hotel. After the first excess Of jubiation
had passed the team disbanded to report later at
Bennett Park for practice. with the worlds cham
pionship games in view.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
/ H f. Crosby Ackerman
HARVARD BEATS BATES.
C0rbett Rams Length of the Field
for a TOuChdOzCn.
LBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

Cambridge Mass. Oct. 7.-Harvard defeated
Bates at football this afternoon by the OF
IS to o. The game was fast during the first half
and was featured by the running Of Corbett, Har
wards right halfback. The first score came after
the Crimson had taken the pigskin to Batess 20
yard line by line plugging and clever use Of the
forward pass. Harvard lost the ball downs at
this point, but Bates could not gain through the
line and tried to punt. The Crimson guards broke
through and blocked the kick. and Fish fell or the
ball for Harvard Bucksby. Corbett and White
then took the ball TO Bates's 4-yard line, where
Smith went over for touchdown. Burr kicked
the goal
Kearney kicked of for Bates to Corbett. on Har-
Yards 5-yard mark, and. following good interfer-
ence Corbett the whole length Of the field for
& touchdown. Burr again kicked the goal.
The last score came toward the end OF the second
half. after Harvard had put in team OF substi-
tutes. The ball taken from Harvard 3 4O-yard
line to Batess s-yard line by hard line bucking and
clever use Of the onside kick TO Crowley Smith
then went through left guard for a touchdown
Burr kicked his third goal.
This ended the scoring White played brilliant
game for Harvard fuback Bates was within
striking distance Of the Crimson goal line once
during the game, but tried drop kick and the ball
went wide.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
Giants TO Play Off Tie s0ff6 Cubs
Continued from first page.

against Boston as we'll as against the Guns TO-
day. but McGraw had faith IN An1es. and saved
his star AIathewson warmed up little yes
terday and looked strong and rested He has
not pitched since Saturday. and the rest, tho
longest he has had for weeks. seems 20 have
done him lots Of good At his best Mathewsoo
should be able 10 win his game II he should oes
hit hard however. NcGraw might be able t1
call upon Arnes 10 relieve him. as the larte-
saved himself yesterday and got through tbs
game without undue effort vi1tse. zoo, viii %
on the bench. and seemed on Monday TO havs
recovered some OF his great powers McCSin-
nifty, Taylor Crandau. Narquard and Durha1s
are the other New York pitchers IN reserve
TAYLOR is the freshest OF them all. and mighs
be the man called upon in an emergency.
The Chicago team will reach town early this
morning. and will 20 at once 10 the Hotel Sou-
erset for a short rest before the game
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
FAIR PLAYS GOOD RACE
WINS IN FAST TINE.
McCarthg Rides Three Winners,
THO for H. B. Duryea.

BY remarkable show Of stamina and courage
August Bel1nont's brilliant three-year-old Fair
Play won the forty-thrd running Of the historic
Jerome Handicap at Belmont Park Yesterday. The
great son of Hastings-Fairy Gold took up 125
pounds, and after wearing down the lightly
weighted Gowan in what looked like a hopeless
stern chase turning out of the backstretch. when
he six eight lengths behind the flying pace
maker, he withstood the determined and resolute
challenge from Master Robert in the last sixteenth.
and driving by a scant half length. Incl
dentaly he made track record for one mile
and hve-sxteenths of 2:10 2-5, which was one-ffth
of a second better than the old mark. held jointly
by BedoUin and Ironsides.
In the long. bitter drive through the last furlong
Fair Play kept bearing out and carried Master
Robert with him. So far as could be seen from the
stand he did not commit foul, although he ap-
peared 70 hamper. the son Of Maza<an. Mccarthy
who rode Master Robert, started to walk away
after weighing out. but Andy Blakey, the trainer
of the colt, sent him back to claim foul. The
stewards heard his complaint, and then sent for
Gilbert who rode Fair Play, 10 hear his side of
the question, but nothing came of 1t all, after
a short delfberation the stewards decided that no
foul had been committed, and allowed the horses
to finish as placed
Gowan which raced AngeIus off his feet in the
first mile by setting such killing pace, stopped
badly In the final drive. but managed to last long
enough to finish third. Angelus. by the way, ran
in the name and colors of s c. Hildreth. who
cock. jr
The Jerome Handicap had added money value
yesterday Of s. 900. II was first way back in
1866 at old Jerome Park. when 1t was called the
Champion Stakes Perseverance the race last
year. while previous winners at Belmont Park
were Irousides and Bedoutn.
Herman B Duryea two races yesterday
with Spectatress and Ben Ban. The former is a
particular pet of Mrs. Duryea's. and her victory
for that reason brought added pleasure to those
interested in. the stable. Ben Ban had pull in the
weights in the seven-furong handicap, and came
away to win IN mild drive after wearing De
Mund down at the last sixteenth pole.
first three winners, SpeCtatress, Ben Ban and Hill
Top The last named, a cast-off from the Sanford
stable ran in the name of Roxie AngaroIa, and 1t
was the first time his colors have been seen in
front for many day
John E Madden's Lady Hubbard, two-year-od
AIly by Yankee-Myrtle Harkness, beat Delirium
and Whip Top in the fifth race. at mile and fur
long running the distance in the fast time Of
81 40 which was only a fifth Of a second behind
the track record made by Lord OF the Vale in 1905
Delirum boIted the outside in the last furlong,
which probably cost him the race.
BELMONT PARK SUMMARIES
Weather clear Track fast.
prices quoted by professional handicapper)
FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds; $500 added Five and
i:05ls Winner f. by Neutrality-suspicious.. Owner.
II 2. Duryea.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
CHANGES ON YALE TEAM.
Wheaton and Lilley Tried Behind
the Line and Do Vel.
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

New Haven, oct Two important changes were
made to-day in the Yale football eleven. Henry
Wheaton removed from quarterback and Ted
Lilley from tackle. Both were placed at halfback
the varsity. the regular backs. Philbin and
Murphy. getting rest Lilley has proved too light
for tackle. AT halfback both showed brilliant
form. each scoring repeated gains.
Wheaton's dodging IN a broken field was spec
tacular. and he almost kicked a difficult field goal
from the 30yard line Lilley broke through for sew
eral substantial gains and scored of the three
touchdowus registered by the varsity.
Although mdweek game scheduled a
practice match Of 15-mnute halves was played be-
tween the varsity and scrub.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
ON COLLEGE GRID[RONS
TIGERS ENJOY II ROMP.
SteUens No Match for Princeton in
FdrcicGI Game.
SCORES OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.I ]

Princeton. n. J. Oct. I'm a football game that
degenerated into almost farce in the second half
Princeton defeated Stevens to-day by a score Of
q TO o. The Tigers made no effort to roll up
big score. otherwise It would have been twice
large. The visitors not strong the
regular scrub eleven.
Princeton played a Kicking game throughout.
frequently punting the first down. The Stevens
backs could not handle the kicks. and the ball
was often recovered by the home team. The
tire varsity squad with the exception Of Captain
Dillon, Booth and McCrohan, was used 80 that
thirty-one played in the game. Nine half
backs were sent in.
Toward the end of the struggle neither team
could hold the ball gain consistently, and the
contest a juggling match. The most encour-
aging feature Of the game for Princeton was the
work OF Dawson at end and Bergen and Bard at
quarterback. The two latter both back punts
in brilliant style, Bergen scoring the first touch
down in that manner by s0-yard run. Siegling
looks like a fixture at centre. Read played
good game at halfback. Welch at right end made
a touchdown on forward pass The other two
scores were results of long runs by Read and
Bard.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
SENIORS TO HOLD THE LINKS.

Many men OF prominence will gather togetner
for the fourth annual seniors golf tournament at
.La A7suarnfz Club to-day Among those en-
tered are George P. Sheldon. president OF one
Of New York's largest insurance companies; + =.
Converse a director in the United states steer
CORPORATION; Daniel Chauncey. president OF tne
T-,,tea states Golf Association: II. L Hotchkiss,
rT-,- " Frov-n W P Dixon, John ". Grtggs.
former Attorney General; Judge Morgan J. y rlen'
fudge C;fdersleeve. James T. Bliss, s Il Austln'
2 Houston, James D. Foot Robert e. Sna"
and nearly eighty others. Conditions can LOT
thirty-six hole medal play handicap ana SIX pi1eS
have been offered.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
YANKEES FIGHT In VAIN
FAIL IN TWO GAMES.
Washington Forced to Play EleUen
Innings to Vim First.

Washington. Oct. The New York Yankees
made determined but fruitless struggle to-day
and lost both games Of 2 doube-header to the
Washington Senators. The first game was finely
played. and proved a pitching duel between War
hop and Walter Johnson that lasted for eleven
innings before Washington won by score of
l O.
In the second game Wilson pitched great ball
until the fifth inning. when the Senators gave
him awful druhbing and scored eight runs
winning finally by q score Of to The furious
hitting Of Laporte was the brightest feature Of
the second game for the Yankees Cree also did
good work with the stick
The fnIoIE.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
HARVARD SURE OF TITLE.
TITO Mem in Final Of IntercOHeg1 g1ate
Lazcn Tennis T0urney.

Philadelphia. Oct. Harvard won the intercol-
legiate lawn tennis championship in singles to-day
two OF her representatives n W Niles and A. s
Dabney. reaching the final round Pennsylvania
was the loser in each ma tch. Niles defeated II. NJ.
Tilden and Dabney disposed OF 9. Z. Schmidt
Niles played one OF the best games Of his career.
In the doubles Harvard teams. one Penn
sylvana and Yale team have reached the
semi-fnal round which viii be played tomorrow.
The summaries follow
Singles ,semi-haal round pabney. Harvard. beat
q r Schmidt. Pennsylvania, Ga 81. y. " Niles.
Harvard beat n NJ riiden. PaunstlvaniH al 6-i
Doubles second roundl-Niies Datnsy. Harvard.
beat Wstrous and Stevens Yale 81 6-J Holden and
Bundy. Yale beat Schmidt and hasssaA. PennsylS ana
60. ga
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
NAVY RUNS UP SCORE.
st. Johns an Easy Foe, after Good
Fight IN First Half.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

nanOlis Oct st. johns was deteateu Dy IAs
77idshipn1en this afternoon at football by a score
Of % to O. In the first half the colegians played
an excellent game and came within few yards
Of scoring besides holding the Navy to one touch
down. They weakened IN the second half, how
ever. and the line plunges OF Richardson. Clay and
ZONES were most effective, leading up to three
touchdowns
Throughout the game ST. Johns was able TO stop
the forward pass plays OF the mdshpmen and
stop the runner end runs. They could not,
however put UP much of a defence to the plunges
Of the Navy backs helped by their powerful for
wards.
In the first half forward pass from Bosley 10
McAlpine and run Of twenty-five yards by RuhI
carried the ball 10 the Navy's 1o-yard line but
attempt at a field goal was blocked.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
POLICEMEN HELD IN LICENSE CASE.

Sergeant Peter 7. Bird and Patrolr1an Patrick J.
Reid who were arrested on Tuesday night as q
result OF the Investigation into the conduct OF ths
Ti,a-za Bureau were arraisned yesterday in tbs
Centre street court. whers they were Aned uc
l,v the detectives along with miscellaneous as
sorrnneur OF crooks" and later "u1usged an1
measured for the ROsues' Gallery Ihe men Wers
much crestfaIIen and pleaded with Inspector Nc
"a -e--v 70 % excused from the ordeal % hay1az
their photographs and measurements taken Blr1
fs CHARGED with extOrrion in obtaining 80 rom Miss
Dorothy Mason, OF No. All West 18Th street. who
was about 10 open a moving picture show Eaei6
q ,7sad ~ rerf11- IN connection with The License
R,1reau investigation Ths prisoners were releases
on g 500 ball each
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
TIE FOR GOLF MEDAL.
T7co Harrard Mem Lead Field an
intercollegiate Tourney.

Newton, Mass, Oct IL. ". Coe and n II
Wilder both of Harvard tied for the gross score
prize in the gratifying round for the Individual
championship OF the intercollegiate Golf Assocla-
ton over the links Of the Brae Burn Golf CIuo To-
day They returned the same score lor Ooli1
rounds s1-7I5o- 7. Briggs, also Of Harvard Ieo
the field in the morning with =, but he neeced
s3 In the second round for total OF 49, two strokes
behind the leaders
Twenty-four players drove of from the Hrs' t7o
and sixteen qualified to continue at match play u
e. O+ these six represent Harvard. five 1ale'
+bree princeton and Williams. The conditlonS
80 favorable and the scoring was fairly good
foI1oNs:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
OLD GRADS PLAY GOLF.
PriSes We'll Distributed IN Uni
Ueraity Club Tournament.

College graduates competed in the fourteenth semi
annual handicap golf tournament OF the Cniver-
stty Club over the links OF the St Andrews Golf
Club yesterday. r. L. Harrison OF the University
OF Virginia. first prize with 1s+-5+i50. while
D. P. Kingsley. of the University OF Vermont.
and e H. Hart Of Yale. tied for the next two
prizes Kingsley had six-stroks allowance and
Hart a handicap OF "A.
Gross score horors went to George T. Brokav.
of Princeton, with 155 for the thrty-six holes He
played from scratch. IN the afternoon an eish-
teen-hole ball sweepstakes was decided and A B.
Halliday. Yale. won with sS-11-I5-
The scores In the all-day handicap follow
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
Ex-LIEUTENANT's TRIAL BEGINS.
Edward Hugh Martin. Formerly Of This Citya
Charged with Murder in Oregon

Portland Ore oct Edward Hugh Martin.
Formerly lieutenant IN the United States artillery
corps and son OF a New York real estate broker.
was placed on trial to-day charged with the murder
OF Nathan Wolr- The states testimony being
chiefly OF crcunnstantial nature. will have 70 De
f+rodced with deliberaton and IN the face OF con-
tinuaI legal fighting
Nathan Wolf. q paw1broksr, was found rnur-
dered IN his shop on the night OF May He had
been shot and hacked with hatCher The mur-
de-er robbed the store % jewelry. and there wsrs
evidences OF a struggle
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
GOODBY FOR BROOKLYN.
Duperbas Lose Last Game of q
Disastrous Season.

Philadelphia Oct. 7-PhladeIphia and Brooklyn
i7eo the National League season here to-day. the
S-@EeTs winning slow game BY a score OF 10
: The result made difference in the standing
o ether team. for Philadelphia has had fourth
pace safe for some time and Brooklyn's four vic
''Fles over Boston made It that the Superbas
would not fall fnro last place
TIE score follows
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
CHICAGO CUBS START FOR NEw-YoRK

Chicago. Oct. sixteen members Of the Chicago
National League baseball team. accompanied by
President g. ". Murphy, left here this afternoon
on the Twentieth Century Limited for New York,
where they will play off tomorrow the tie game
Of September %. All Of the players were in excel
lent spirits to-day and IN good physical condition.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
WORLD,S TROTTING MARK,
Czorerena Wins Kentucky Futurity
in Record Time.

Lexington. KY. Oct THE second day OF tne
trottinR meeting to-day produced an e1cltlns
contest in the two-year-old division OF the Ken
lucky Futurity, valued at $500. CzareVena ~On -
s+-ei.h+ heats with Fannie Lawson second and
AL Stanley third The two heats were trotted N
2I212 and 2:131z. making new worlds record ro-
two-year-olds. The time OF the first heat WAS
new record for two-year-old hlles
The summary follows:
TIE EENTr-CE7 FJJTU-RITT FOR THREE-TEAR-
OLDs-vALUE 50 O0o-TwO IN THREE
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
ATHLETICS LOSE AND WIN.

A. F2oe+or-FTrst game r. II. 3.
B9s5a5 = 5oss29~'5 / 3 / 3 35Si5l9| :
Pa++e-+es-Boston. Clcotte and Donohue Phila-
deIphia Martin, Files and Powers.
c.c-5 e-a17r- Ri. Z.
gE35!5.sasiphls .....ss 9 9 ] 9 3 5-s 6 z
Observation-Disclosures Plank and Powers; Bos-
ton Morgan and Ostdick JmPlre-HursL
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
score follows
PITT
Totals - 4 WIS o

- Iwo-base hfts-Jordzn. Mage Three base btfs-
5trcE Titus H3ts-sn Kruger. 3 IN three and ono
.=lIG Innings - Holmes. . four and ruo-thjrds
t--lSs SscT,1cf fifE-Ensbe Dooisn. Titus stolen
Grant. Magee- Double plav-Ismiev Kruger
% Dunr Left ~ bsses-B BROOKLYN. . Phllade plia
Etfst bsse on balis-gf EruRer. 3. Of Holmes
Lorrioon 4 Hit hv pitcher-By Kruger 3
t1-k out o kruger J by Holmes. BY Gordon
T1Ins--i B. Unpire-Lsnfgaz-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
LIKED THE REMEDY.

Digss-You believe that Vhiskey is good for a
cold don't you?
Swiggs-Yes hut huW did you know?
piggS-Oh I've TotiCed that you nearly always
have cold.-Chieago News
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
SECOND CAME

Twooase hitsMcF3Tide Edn9pdson Threeo9s9 & ., hits
Of Billiard in three innings Sacrifice hit-Ganley
stolen bases-Milan. C2) Uuglaub Clyrner shiPke Nc
r-i5e Double pav-Clyner and JFnglaub. Left bases
-washington :. New York 3 First base on balIs-Qf
Wilson = Of Billiard. First base errors-Vash-
;ngron 3: New York. , Struck oUEBy WltheTliP 81 by
wilson. ?; by Billiard. ? T1me-l;oo Cn1pire-f'ans-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

Referee-Foward Navy. Umpre-Cates CYaIs). Touch
downs-Jones. Richardson. Clay 81.
doVns-Northcroft. . Time OF halves-Fifteen minutes
each
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
FIRST GAME
when winning run was scored.

SOne out when winning run vas scored
Il
New vT-[ 0 o 0 . o . 0 90
Tvo-bass hits-SIcRride johnson. Milan Three-base
tf+-Cree stolen Pickering Double plays
-Norarfty unasssted): johnson and Freeman Left on
bsses-IVashng1ou p. New York. First base on bals
on warshor, / First base errors-VVa ashington /
New YORK / Struck out-By johnson. s; by Warhop
4
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

-. -rree-hass hft-McGsnn. Hits-O| FIshertv. 9 In
- innings or Natrern in one inning: Of Chap
80 2 IN four innings Sacrifice hfr-MCCormick.
l-e1 1ases-EridweII. Herzog. Bates Becker Double
..-@Ls- E-a-ulfsr. Dahleu ard Mccain. Sweeney and
---rsr7- 8owe-r-an al Eannifan. Left bases
60 g. New York. < First base balls-Or
r.-zPBeLe I First base errors-New York. I.
-ek oHrEsy Flaherty J. by Chsppelle. I; by Arnes.
Passed ball Eresnahan- Wild pitch-Ames- Time
> q T-1rf-es- KLEIN and Johnstone
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
Climax OF Long Baseball SfruggIe
National League Championship To Be Settled To-Day
When Giants nd Cubs Clash.

that will attract the attention of every baseball
enthusiast in the country.
The American League race is over, and what
little interest lies in the closing games among
the second division teams in the East is found
in the chance Washington has to beat Philadel-
phia out for sixth place. the Yankees being
hopeless last. They lost two more games to
Washington yesterday while Boston beat the
Athletics twice
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
The lineup follows:

do7rnEBurr 3. Referee B. Pendieton; OF B2wdola
T--.-t-s W { Tanzford OF Trinity. Field Judge
SF11oI1oU OF HoIv cross Tirne-2O-uaInute halves
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago New York
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. Z; Boston. Q.
Philadelphia, L. BROOKLYN. e
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

SECOND RACE.-For three-year-olds and upward $500
added furOngs. main course start good
Won driving Time, 1:25zs. Winner, en- by Ben
S+r,-ra-Ran ANY H =.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

Bas4baII Polo Grounds. To-day. r. M.-Giants
Chicago Admission Soc
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

The regular season OF the National League
ended yesterday, with Chicago and New York
tied for the pennant, as the Charts made a
clean sweep OF the Boston series. The disputed
tie game with Chicago will be played off at the
Polo Grounds to-day. and the result will settle
the championship. The Cubs started East yes
terday morning, and will be here in plenty of
time to lock horns with the Giants in a game
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

THIRD RACE-SeIIinE: for wo-year-olds. $3.50 added
SIX and q half furlongs, main course Start fair.
ridden out- Time. 1:ls%s- Winner, b. T., by
C-lifford-whiplash. owner. R Angaroa.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
Automobiles.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
TRAIN SERVICE
FOR THE
AUTOMOBILE RACES
Motor Parkway Sweepstakes

Special trains direct the Grand stand lssvs y 2
6E 34th street,. $50 -. ~. Loo -. ~. 81.
7fO % 40 - so ali paror cars] T5f 500. S20.
9.2O 1920. 1-2O a N Lave Brooklyn tFlatbusa
Avel. $40. 500. $40 $40. 90. us. 80.
A.. 800 $40. $50 $50. 1890. II 30 \ NJ
Special trains only Q Grand Sran,L only
sp~cfai tickets VIII be accepted these
Tickets for parior train. which pur-
chased advance. sale Long Island CITY sta
tion. 253 Ftfth Ave. y. Y. UatE 500 P "
Thursday.
Returning special trains viii leave ths Grand stand
for y y ard Bklyn immediately after the races
Regular trains leave y Y. F 34rh Street W.ss-
bury %. 30. e-0O. 1920. IL a Brock
yu tFlatbUsh Ave 5-54- ~ Q -. 1885, HOS A
Regular trains leave y Y 2 34th St-est for Cen
tral Park $50 1920 A NJ Brooklyn tFlstbush Avs.l.
S.42- i0-34 a NJ. 4
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Washington
Philadelphia a Boston
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington. 1; New York. (hrst gsme).
Washington, 8: New York. (second game).
Boston, 10: Philadelphia 1 first game).
Philadelphia. 8: Boston. (second game).
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
RArE-THE IERQME

FOTRTH RACE.-THE JEROME HANDICAP; for
three-year-olds; $4,000 added One mile and i've
sixteenths Start good. Won driving. Time. 2:102s.
Winner. ch. c. by Hastings-Fairy Gold Owner.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

FIFTH RACE-For all ages; $500 added One mile and
an eighth start good. driving Time, 1873
Winner. hr. +. ?. by Yankee-Myrtls Harkness
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
BELMONT PARK SUMMARIES
Weather clear. Track Il

FIRST RACF-For two-year-oIds $500 added. Five and
: half furlongs good Won driving Time.
I:G51s. Winner, ch. f. by Medder-Spectr1ra Owner,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-08
score TD.-0W S
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New-York tribune., 1908-10-08

SIXTH RACE-Sellug: three year-ods and upwsrd;
$3.50 added. One mile and a quarter Start good
Won driving. Time, 2:o8%s Winner. br. g. by
Flvug Dutchman-Black Sleeves. Owner. Z. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-11

yard. At the latter place they will be
detained for period of forty-eight hours.
and If they are not called for by their
owners they will be killed.
The members composing the city cleo
toral board met today in the office of the
clerk of the corporation court and can