Fort George Hill Climb and Auto Parade Draw Thousands
Fort George Hill hosts a major parade and hill climb as Carnival Week opens. About 2000 cars in five divisions will parade along Broadway and Fifth Avenue with judged displays from 57th Street to Columbus Circle. Racing vehicles and historic models highlight the exhibit, with a postponement option if weather turns bad. The hill climb event is set for Thursday afternoon.
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R. G. Howell
Broadway
Fifty-second
Fifty-seventh Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
110Th Street
Columbus Circle
Owo
Eighty-fourth
Eighty-fifth Streets
Judes
Colgate Hoyt
A. R. Shattuck
Wheeler
Robert I.ee Morrell
Automobile Club of America
Braircliff
Fiftysixth
Fifty-fifth Street
Fifty-fourth Street
Fort George Hill
Manhattan
Pierce Arrows
Thomas
Broadway Mammoth Automobile Exchange
West 5Th
Spring fliers in smooth worsteds and fabrics
Newest shades and novelties in spring suits with smooth worsteds the preferred fabric this year. Includes fancy ceviots and spring overcoats priced from 18 to 45 dollars. Three Broadway Stores offer these items with contact numbers and locations listed.
Briarcliff Race Adds Entry From Blanch Representatives
Another Briarcliff entry was added yesterday by Blanch representatives bringing total entrants to twenty two. Details on the racing car and driver remain undetermined. The Renault entry announced yesterday is a 45 45 horse power car similar to the original Renault and owned by Hubert Guggenheim. Driver not yet settled.
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Blanch
Renault
Hubert Guggenheim
Trubenbach Suspended by Metropolitan Association
Conrad D Trubenbach star NYAC water polo player was suspended for three months from the date of his offense or until June 28 after the water polo final in which he strangled a Chicago A A player. NYAC officials and Trubenbach attended the meeting and the decision will be appealed to the Metropolitan Association Board of Managers.
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Conrad D. Trubenbach
New York Athletic Club
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Trubenbach
Board of Managers
The
Dietropolitan Association
Little Rock Shut Out by Mathewson Exhibition
Christy Mathewson pitched for the New York Giants in Little Rock Arkansas on April 6 delivering a strong show versus Southern League hitters. He allowed only three hits while striking out several batters, contributing to a decisive shutout as the Giants won comfortably.
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New York Times
Little Rock
Ark
Christy Mathewson
Sinead
Nework Giants
Miles Wins First Court Tennis Match At Racquet Club
In the opening round of the United States amateur court tennis championship at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club Eustace Miles of London defeated Pierre Lorillard Jr. of Tuxedo by 6-1 6-3 6-1. T. A. Havemeyer beat Foxhall P. Keene 6-2 6-3 6-3 in a slow, solid contest. Gould played a practice two-set match with Forrester. White refereed.
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United States
New York
Miles
Lorillara
Jay Gould
Lorillard
Havemeyer
Keene
England
Hoe
Gould
Frank Forrester
Jack White
George
J. A. Havemeyer
Payne Whitney
Eustace I. Miles
Charles BE. Sands
New York Americans Dominate Roanoke 14 to 2
In Roanoke on April 6 the New York Americans outscored the Roanoke squad 14 to 2. The visitors controlled play at will as Roanoke struggled to mount any offense.
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New York Times
Roanoke
New York Americans
Brooklyn and Atlanta in Ten Inning Tie
Brooklyn and Atlanta battled to a ten inning tie in Atlanta as both clubs failed to score after a first inning run. The game featured limited offense with a late sequence and no decisive hit as the scoreboard remained even.
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Atlanta
Brooklyn
New York Times
Seton Hall Narrowly Beats City College in Ninth Inning Rise
Seton Hall 2 City College of New York 1 in a tense late-innings finish. Special to The New York Times reports a ninth inning run lifting Seton Hall past the CCNY squad at Orange, New Jersey, October 6.
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Seton Hall
New York Times
Uth Orange
N. J
College of the City of New York
Inn
College Baseball Scores From Various Matches
Fragmented scores show Toclo-Boston Americans 8 Toledo 1 and Vermont 4 N C Dartmouth 6. Other lines mention Penn teams and regional leagues with unclear results including Altoona 4 and Greensborough 3.
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Boston Americans
Toledo
Philadelphia
Villa Nova
Vermont
G. Inish
N. C
Dartmouth
Colleze
Virginia
Altoona
Eee Prem Tonto
Portsmouth
Panville
Buffalo
Hastern
Dan Ville
Greensborough
North Carolina
International amateur billiards rules discussed by officers
National Billiards Association officers met to discuss proposed changes to amateur billiards rules aimed at the upcoming International tournament at the Stederkranz Club on Fifty third Street and Park Avenue. Secretary J Lincoln Brunn said no public announcement would be made until today. Present were James Sperry of Hanover Club Brooklyn G O Rudoulphy Taiderkrang Club A E Miller Ferdinand Poggenburg and Major Frederick Waters along with other club officials.
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J. Lincoln Brunn
Mr. Brunn
James A. Sperry
Hanover Club
Brooklyn
G. 0. Rudoulphy
Taiederkrang Club
A. E. Miller
Pilliard Club
Ferdinand. Poggenburg
Liedercreer City
Frederick Waters
Lincuin Club
Blocked Night of Six Rounders Draws Raucous Crowd
The second fifth entertainment of the Grand Athletic Union on 107th Street and Park Avenue drew a large audience. Young Lockwood of Philadelphia boxed Jack Doyle of Harlem through six rounds, with outpointing Perry Lend Lew Meyers. Keating outpointed Allen, Sailor Stevens faced a six-round win, and Tommy Leonard drew with Young Scott. Curley fought Filey to a four-round draw, while Frenchy defeated Phillips in a short bout.
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Grand Athletic Union
107Th Street
Park Avenue
Young Lockwood
Philadelpha
Jack Doyle
Harlem
Fil Allen
Keating
Perry Lend Lew Meyers
Stevens
Tommy Leonard
Young Scott
Jack Curley
Sam Filey
Youn Frenchy
Harry Phillips
Five boxing bouts entertain Dry Dock Athletic Club crowd
Five bouts last night at the Dry Dock Athletic Club provided entertainment. Frank Shehan versus Terry Edwards opened the program with a four round bout. Mike Clover fought Joe Hugh to a decision. Joe White halted his opponent in the second round. Jimmine Carey drew with Stringer Hitton in the fourth. Jack Goodney edged Lewis Shep in a six round bout with Shepard cut.
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Dry Dock Athletic Club
Frank Shehan
Terry Edwards
Mike Clover
Joe Hugh
Joel White
Jimmine Carey
Stringer
Jack Goodney
Lewis Shepari
Shepard
Opening game of Dilliard championship at Knickerbocker
The opening amateur Dilliard championship match at Knickerbocker Billiard Academy Brooklyn featured D. Brown and Charles E. White playing 1 200 points in 300 point blocks. White won the last tournament and led Brown 630 53 as Brown struggled with a best run of 21. The second match in the series is set for tonight.
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Brooklyn
Knickerbocker Billiard Academy
D. Brown
Charles E. White
White
Pool Tournament Result At John Davie's Academy
Tod Sinan lost to Ander Smith in a pool tournament held at John Davie's Academy last night. Smith won with a complex score showing Smith 29220420101408 and Sinan’s totals listed as 960021001052200 with limited legible details.
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Tod Sinan
Angander Smith
John Davie
Academy
Smith
F Siman
Aristocrats of moderate priced cars
A newspaper observer lauds Maxwells for their refined build and quality, calling them the aristocrats of moderate priced cars and praising the outward appearance and inherent workmanship.
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Maxwells
Bankrupt Frederick G Calhoun to Face Creditor Meeting
In the United States southern District of New York Frederick G Calhoun of New York City was declared bankrupt on October 10. The first meeting of creditors is set for April 17 at 1 o clock in the afternoon at 6 Williams Street New York before Referee Peter B Olney. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. District court April 6 1903.
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New York
Williams Oe Weymouth Company
Williams’ & Weymouth Company
A. D
Wiliams & Weremouth
Exiamine
Fay
MD - Te Ee
District Court OF the United States
Ikruptcy
Adolpil
Sat
Adolph Rotlenger
Wil Street
Macgrane Coxb
Tile District Court OF the United States
Ln Bakruptes
Charles Ee Company
Cheres Swarms
Omnty
A.D
Charles Swa Company
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County of New York
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Lo Forea
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Heferce
News York
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Calhoun
Frederick G. Calhoun
Veget F. Olney
Inkrupter
Williams Street
Peter B.olney
Hoc
District Court OF
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