Island Bridge Opens Linking Queens And Manhattan
Little Tim Sullivan acting mayor breaks a champagne bottle as the Island Bridge connects Blackwell's Island and Queens. Rudolph Knorr and the Pennsylvania Steel Company officials oversee the 2014 ton cantilever beam as snow sleet and rain fall. The span measures 188 feet 2% inches, with plans for four elevated tracks two promenades and a wide roadway. The project notes a total weight load and an estimated 215000 pounds per square foot over deck areas.
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Manhattan
Ete
Blackwell's Island
Tim" Sullivan
Queens
Rudolph Knorr
Stevenson
Ies Steel Company
Arthur Kiblin
Peter Olesen
Knorr
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Os. Felton
J. W
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Jackwell's Island
7Th of Forth
Parade Aims To Revive City Bicycle Displays
Cycling clubs in Greater New York plan a summer parade starting at the St George Wheelmen clubhouse at 162 West Fiftieth Street. Capt W R Roper outlined the project which has strong support from the St George Wheelmen and seeks cooperation from other clubs across the city. The event would cross the Brooklyn Bridge and end at Coney Island via the Coney Island Boulevard with the St George Wheelmen leadership and a 250 plus membership backing the effort.
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St. George
J. Freebody
Carpenter
T. Platt
J. E. M. Lordly
Philadelphia
Trenton
Newark
Fencers at N Y A C Thirteen Contestants for President Medals
Thirteen competitors from the New York Athletic Club Fencers' Club and New York Turn Verein competed in a three weapon President's Medal fencing event at the New York Athletic Club. Trials ran late with squads 1 2 and 3 determining qualifiers for the finals while Lyon Curti and Bowman led the standings in their squads and Breed Stella Benzenberg Reinherr and Lawrence among top qualifiers.
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New York Athletic Club
E. Mie
Graeme Hammond
Fencers’ Club
New York Turn Verein
W. D. Lyon
G. H. Breed
J. C. Stella
Verein
W. P. Curti
G. W. Postgate
York Athletic
W. L. Bowman
C. T. Adams
F. J. Byrne
Club of
New York
G. A. Lawrence
Verei
Benzenberg
Strauss
A. Reith
Lyon
Adams
Stella
Breed
Curti
Rieth
Postgate
Lawrence
Bowman
Byrne
Reinherr
Sabres
Paul G. Reinherr
Centrals Tied for First in Inter-YMHA Tourney With Delta Tau
Centrals defeat Delta Tau 31 to 10 at YMHA court on Ninety-first Street and Lexington Avenue to move into a tie for first with the Belmeres in the inter-YMHA basketball tournament. Tigers beat Sigma Delta 28 to 5 to claim third place.
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Delta Tau Five
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Ahlowich
Cohen
Ehrlich
L. Tishman
Berger
Glaser
Wet bar promo for boys stockings at bargain price
Fragmentary note claims a bar sold Onyx stockings at three for 50 cents. It highlights a wet yesterday and a surplus of stock.
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Onyx
Yankees Regulars Beat Colts In Exhibition Tilt
The Yankees regulars defeated a Colts squad this morning in Atlanta 7 to 2 amid four home runs seven innings. Jake Stahl hit two homers for the regulars while Bell and Riggs connected for the Colts. Elberfeld left with a leg injury in the sixth and will miss a day or two.
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Yankee
New York Times
Atlanta
Yankees
Jake Stahl
Bell
Riggs
Chesbro
Zeller
Lake
Elberfela
Moriarty
Colts
Elberfeld
Highlanders
Giants Finish Hard Practice Before Marlin Split Tomorrow
In Marlin Texas the Giants completed a long day of work with a five innings practice game tied 4-4 at dinner time. The New York Colts spent over two hours bunting and fielding drills with McGraw directing from center.
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New York Times
Marlin
Texas
Giants
New York Colts
Colts
McGraw
Cubs
Chase and Moriarty May Face $100 Fine
The National Baseball Commission ordered the secretary to notify seven National agreement players who played in California State League games off the National agreement to show cause why a $100 fine should not be imposed. Players named include Chase and Moriarty of the New York Americans and others from the Philadelphia Nationals Boston Nationals Tacoma Denver and Newark clubs.
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Chase
Moriarty
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission Today
Commission
National Agreement
New York Americans
Baum
Philadelphia Nationals
Waterbury
Boston Nationals
Nelson
Tacoma
McHale
Denver
Stanage
Newark
Allentown Wins Franchise in New Pro Baseball League
In Trenton on March 18 the Pennsylvania New Jersey League of Professional Baseball Clubs granted a franchise to Hugh McKinnon for Allentown, previously Atlantic League. Newark also gained a franchise for A Neumann, with Morris Park to be used. No player under contract with another organization will be signed.
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Trenton
N. J
Pennsylvania-New Jersey League of
Hotel Sterling
Camden
Allentown
Newark
Chester
Coatesvile
Pottstown
Tamaqua
Hugh McKinnon
Atlantic League
Dobbins
City College of New York Baseball Schedule Released
Manager Joseph Dannenberg announced CCNY baseball fixtures listing dates and opponents from March 27 to May 30. Matches include Stevens Institute Seton Hall Franklin and Marshall College St. Francis College NYU Pratt Institute Columbia Dickinson Alumni Manhattan College Hobart St. Lawrence Canton and more.
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College of the City of
New York
Joseph Dannenberg
Teachers‘ Training School
Stevens Institute
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Seton Hall
South Orange
Hoboken
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
St. Francis College
St. John’s
Brooklyn
New York University
Ohio Field
Pratt Institute
Ridgewood
Yale Nine Season Opener Canceled By Snow Storm
New Haven Conn March 18 Today's snowstorm made it impossible for Yale to open the season next Saturday. Manager Thornton will notify New York University tomorrow that he must cancel the game because of muddy grounds.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Thornton
New York University
Jockeys Fight Over Decision at Durand Riding Event
At the twentieth annual Young People's Ride at Durand's Riding Academy a steeplechase ended in a foul dispute. Joseph Schweigert struck Walter Burke after Wisemann was disqualified, sparking a near-brawl as spectators watched. The race was awarded to Gladys ridden by Burke after a protest.
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Durland
Joseph Schweigert
Walter Burke
Burke
Schweigert
George Chipchase
Wisemann
Fred Wettech
Gladys
Walter
Grady
Wright Allen
Scriik
Previdi
Charles T. Krauss
Jeu de Barre
Gerald Meyer
Victor Meyer
Archie Kinney
Nia
Lillian Krauss
M. Devanny
CC. P. Trusttman
M. Grimsgard
Tennis Men Plan Championship League Changes
Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League members approved a round robin style schedule with all clubs meeting each other. No player eligibility limits were set, and matches will include two singles and one doubles, best two of three, with playoffs if tied. Schedule runs June 6 to Sept 19 for completion.
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Delmonico
Leonard Brooks
Crescent Athletic Club
Otto H. Hinck
Montclair Athletic Club
Frederick G. Anderson
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Brooklyn
Doesa Te Leonard Brooks
Crescent A. C
P. E. Mead
Hamilton Grange L. T. C
William N. Jennings, Jr
Knickerbocker F. C
Montclair A. C
Walter L. Pate
Brooklyn L. T. C
Louis J. Grant
New York L. T. C
Leonar Brooks
Thomas C. Trask
Otto N. Hinck
Grant and Palmer Secure Olympic Tennis Entries
Wylie C. Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Club and Richard H. Palmer of the Ridgewood Golf Club gained Olympic championship entries for London. The pair plan to team up in doubles and sail for London early in June.
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Grant
Palmer
London
Wylie C. Grant
Richard H. Palmer
New York
Ridgewood Golf Club
Yale to send varsity crew to American Rowing regatta
Yale decides to send a varsity crew to the American Rowing Association regatta in Philadelphia in May. Negotiations are under way to enter a novice crew as well.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Philadelphia
Flounder Run Returns to Metropolitan Waters
Flounders are prevalent again in Gravesend and Jamaica Bays with many catches in metropolitan waters. Veteran fishermen report surprise at the run despite moderate weather as the water temperature defies previous patterns. J. Serviss of the Mohegan Fishing Club expects not only flounders but other species to provide anglers with plenty of sport soon.
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New Lon. S. Hook. Gov
Isl. Will. Pt. A.M. P.M. A.M. P
Gravesend
Jamaica Bays
J. Serviss
Mohegan Fishing Club
Brooklyn
Dixie Sets Fast Palm Beach Power Regatta Pace
Six races on the second day of the Palm Beach power boat regatta produced fast finishes. The Dixie owned by E J Schroeder of Jersey City set the best time for five miles in 10 minutes 56 seconds. The General, owned by E R Walker of Bay City Michigan, won three events including the five mile race for longer boats and the fifteen mile free-for-all. The Irene, the Limit, the Dolphin, and the Trentezept also won their respective events with close margins.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Palm Beach
Dixie
E. J. Schroeder
Jersey City
General
E. R. Walker
Bay City
Mich
Irene
Dolphin
Aeeee Dea Klist
Buffalo
Trentezept
Florida
James K. Clarke
Philadelphia
C. H. Bruiser
Interscholastic Hockey Opens Quietly With Early Matches
New York Interscholastic Hockey League games began with Groff edging Cutler 1–0 at St Nicholas Rink and Poly Prep beating Columbia Grammar 1–0 after a tight 20 minute halves plus 3 1/2 minute OT. Hayward scored the winner.
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New York
Trinity
Berkeley
Groff
Poly
Poly. Prep
Col. Grammar
Pickhardt Brooks
P- eaceLe
Cowen
Hayward
P. J. Fisher
St. Nicholas Rink
Wood Leads In Spring Golf Qualifiers At Pinehurst
Warren K. Wood of Homewood Chicago won the gold medal with a 78 as 158 players opened the fourth annual Spring tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina. C F Ayling Onondaga finished second with 80 and C L Becker Woodland third with 81 as first division scores followed.
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New York Times
Pinehurst
N. C
Warren K. Wood
Homewood Golf Club
Chicago
C. F. Ayling
Onondaga
C. L. Becker
Woodland
W. K. Wood
Homewood
Co. F. Ayling
E. H. Worthington
Manwalamink
J. P. Gardner
Midlothian
C. B. Fownes
Oakmont
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
Fred Herreshoff
Garden City
L.A. Hamilton
Wykagyl
C. P. Clay
Cleveland Country
Allan Lord
Columbia
Dr. W.S. Harban
W. C. Fownes
J. E. Porter
Allegheny
B. S. Horne
C. T. Crocker, Jr
Alpine
Goodwin Beats Handy to Lead National Meet
Chicago Athletic Club won the National AAU swimming championship with 20 points, NYAC took second with 17, and New St Louis AC had 16. Bud Goodwin of NYAC defeated H J Handy of Chicago by 40 yards in the 1000 yard race in 11 minutes 13 2-5 seconds. Hebner of New Illinois AC beat South of NYAC in the 50 yard back with a new record of 32 4-5 seconds.
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Chicago
Chicago Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
New St. Louis Athletic Club
Bud” Goodwin
H. J. Handy
Hebner
New Illinois Athletic Club
South
Seating Plan for Army Navy Game at Franklin Field
Philadelphia March 18. University of Pennsylvania proposes to seat 10 000 more spectators with low temporary movable stands around Franklin Field to increase capacity to 30 000. Plan aims to settle disputes with West Point and Annapolis and keep Army Navy game at Penn next November.
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Army-Navy
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
West Point
Annapolis
Franklin Field
University
Slosson Beats Sutton and Cassignol in Balk-line Billiards
George Slosson won 18.2 balk-line matches at his academy upsetting champion George Sutton and France's F Cassignol. Afternoon session 300-259 after high runs 67 56 38. Slosson 286-13 average 209 in ninth, 102 in thirteenth. Sutton 2110-12 with best runs 87 82 43. Evening 13 innings final 500-202 against Sutton. Slosson led with 209 in ninth and 102 in thirteenth period.
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George Slosson
George Sutton
F. Cassignol
France
Slosson
Cassignol
Sutton
Wright and Demarest Dominate National Amateur Billiards
Harry Wright of San Francisco defeated Clarence Jackson of Chicago 4009 to 201 in a National amateur championship match. Wright posted an average of 1422 27 while Jackson had 114 27. Calvin Demarest of Chicago defeated E W Gardner of Passaic New Jersey 400 to 35 with a record 571 7 average, surpassing all amateur marks for 14 2 billiards. Gardner’s average was 5
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Chicago
Ill
Harry Wright
San Francisco
Clarence Jackson
Wright
Jackson
Calvin Demarest
E W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
Demarest
Gardner
Hoppe Defeats Schaefer in 18.2 Parkline Match
Willie Hoppe won another game in the 18.2 parkline series at Gruhn's Academy last night. He ran 400 in ten innings for an average of 40. Jake Schaefer scored 165 and averaged 165 to 10.
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Hoppe
Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Gruhn’s Academy
Brown Beats Daly Jr. In Long Pool Duel At Doyle's
E Brown defeated Phil Daly Jr 530 to 40 in a lengthy pool match at Doyle's Academy last night. The contest stretched for twenty nine innings with Brown posting a high run of 8 to Daly's 5.
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E. Brown
Phil Daly
Brown
Doyle’s Academy
Baxter outplays Lewis in 14.2 billiard tilt at Academy
G. L. Baxter defeated H. C. Lewis 200 to 102 in forty eight innings to win the Class B amateur 14.2 billiard tournament at the Academy in Brooklyn.
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G. L. Baxter
H. C. Lewis
the Academy
Brooklyn
Apperson Runabout Wins 180 Mile Savannah Race
Savannah March 18. Apperson brothers runabout from Kokomo Ind won the 180 mile race in 3 hours 35 minutes 41 seconds while the six cylinder Thomas car owned by John F. Kiser of Atlanta captured the six cylinder event in 3 hours 2 minutes 25 seconds. Lytle was lauded for steady driving stopping at Isle of Hope for gasoline and spark plugs. The Thomas Detroit faced engine trouble and a lost tire delaying its challenge. The finish saw the Apperson edging the Thomas by a lap with a dramatic duel down the stretch and a final lap of 20 minutes 20 seconds for the Apperson.
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New York Times
Savannah
Apperson
Apperson Brothers
Kokemo
Ind
Thomas
John F. Kiser
Atlanta
Savannah Automobile Association
Pennsylvania
L.J. Zengle
Thomas Detroit
J. B. Lorrimer
Lytle
Lorrimer
Isle of Hope
Montgomery
Thomas- Detroit
Thomas-Detroit
Grand Stand
la Roche Avenue
George Salzman
Stearns
F. W. Leland
Chase Riders Licensed by National Steeplechase Board
Stewards of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association granted licenses for 1908 to cross country riders nationwide. W R Martin of Lancaster Pa received a steeplechase and Jockey Club license allowing him to ride on the flat against professionals without allowance, the first amateur to hold that right since The Jockey Club's formation. List of Gentlemen and Professional jockey licenses issued and several applications laid on the table. Silas McClain denied.
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National
Jockey Club
H. L. Mavins
C. H. Kirk
Thomas Wright
Ss. J. Holloway
Courtlandt Smith
Bowling W. Haxall
C. Hyland Jones
N. Frank Neer
Charles K. Henderson
Milton P. Hill
Jarvis Spencer
Marshall Clap
Road Drivers Parade Plans Set At Executive Meeting
The Road Drivers Association approved plans for the annual Speedway parade and horse show to be held the first Saturday in May. The horse-show committee was authorized to secure cups, include dealer classes, A H Cosden donated a silver cup, $125 set aside for cups, matinee rules to be approved next meeting, and a dinner at the Speedway clubhouse before the parade.
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Road Drivers’ Association
Cadillac
A. H. Cosden
H. D. Gill
Speedway
Raid at Sharkey Athletic Club Ends in Police Action
An apparent prizefight at the Sharkey Athletic Club on Astor Place in New York led to a police raid after a four round draw between Young and Shea and other bouts. Inspector Walsh and ten officers entered, detaining manager James Buckley and Jimmy Kelly on charges of aiding and abetting a prizefight. Buckley denied tickets or violations, calling it a trick and noting club courtesy to officers.
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Ha Sharkey Athletic Club
Young
Shea
Young Smith
Jimmy Moran
Jack Hanlon
Young Hanson
Inspector Walsh
James Buckley
Jimmy Kelly
Sixty Eighth Street
Columbus Avenue
Buckley
District Attorney’s
Carter Handicap Weights Announced For Eastern Turf Debut
The Jockey Club handicapper W S Vosburgh released weights for the Carter Handicap. Top weight goes to four year old Charles Edward at 126 pounds while three year old Banyah carries 90. Full weights list includes many entries and seven furlongs.
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W.S. Vosburgh
Jockey Club
Charles Edward
Banyah
Bat Masterson
Dr. Gardner
Jack Atkin
Spooner
Giorifier
Penarris
Nealon
Lad of Langden
Prookdele Nymph
Hyperion IL
Baby Wolf
Berkeley
W. H. Carey
Aletheno
Uncle
Cassebe- Lis Vell
Mike Sutton
Meelick
Magazine
Rifieman
Angelus
Kane de Gretna Green
Berry Maid
Saracinesca
EHO ‘Raubts
Halaca
King Cobalt
Red River
Tony Bonero
Cairngorm
Martin Doyle
C. W. Burt
Sir Lynnewood
the Wrestler
Tony Faust
Lally
Transvaal
J. C. Core
Rosegal
Oxford
Resimira
Welbourne
Zimnap
Mark Antony II
Blue, Heron
Don Enrique
Seog
Honesty
Excelsior Handicap weights announced at Jamaica track
weights for the Excelsior Handicap at the Metropolitan Jockey Club meeting were announced. The one mile and a sixteenth race offers a $10,000 guaranteed purse for three year olds and up. Entries include Nealon Yankee Girl Spooner Dr Gardner Glorifier Lad of Langdon Montgomery Magazine and many others.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Nealon
Yankee Girl
Ea Charles F-ward
Spooner
Dr. Gardner
Langdon
Montgomery
Magazine
Jack Atkin
Johnnie Blake
Superman
Aletheno
Brookdale Nymph
Angelus
Paby Wolf
Rifleman
Berkeley
Saracinescu
Tony Honero
Cairngorm
van Martin Doyle
Rialto
Ahaha
Gretna Green
Three More Lipton Cup Racers Added to Entry List
Three more entries arrive for the Lipton cup race by the Brooklyn Yacht Club. Lila owned by Richard D. Floyd won the Bermuda race last year. Cutter Zinita belongs to Hrmen Cohen and sailed to Bermuda. Yaw Sakana is owned by the Haviland brothers. Total entries now eight.
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Brooklyn Yacht Club
Richard D. Floyd
Bermuda
Hrmen Cohen
Haviland Brothers
Yale Loses Two Gymnasts In Intercollegiate Prep
NEW HAVEN Conn March 18 Capt Everard of the Yale gymnastic team suffered a bad practice injury that will likely keep him from the Intercollegiate meet in two weeks. Teammate M C Osborne was dis qualified by the Faculty.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Everard
M.C. Osborne
Health department seizes sealed bids for sanatorium timber
The Board of Health of the Department of Health invites sealed bids or estimates by 9 45 A M on Friday March 27 1908 for furnishing timber lumber moulding and related materials to the Otisville tuberculosis sanatorium in Orange County New York for the year 1908 President Dr Thomas Darling ton MD Azvah H Doty MD and Theodore A Bingham sign the notice dated March 16 1908
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Department OF Health
Tenpy Fifth Street
Sixth Avenue
Manhattan
City OF New York
Board of Health
Otisville
Orange County
New York
Thomas Darlington
City bids sought for repairing Manhattan asphalt pavement
The Office of the President of the Borough of Manhattan invites sealed estimates at City Hall Room 16 until 2 pm on Tuesday March 24 1908 for repairing and maintaining sheet asphalt pavement on streets where the original maintenance guarantee has expired or will expire during the contract term. Public notice lists address details and officials including John F Ahearn. The Department of Correction address appears at East Twentieth Street.
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Borough OF Manhattan
City Hall
City of New York
City Record
John F. Ahearn
Department OF Correction
East Twentieth Street
Cl OF New
York
Commissioner of Correction
Joan V. Coggey
Pier A
Battery Place
Department OF Poocks and Ferries
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Schenck Levy
Sesesees
Teb Goldstein
Er. Rosenblum
M. Lowe
Tichman
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City College
Ring of Durland
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Poly Prep
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Short Hills Country Club
Short Hills
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Chase Riders
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Astor Place
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Aqueduct
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J. Scott
Ilide Lozier the Lozier Motor CO
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Toledo
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