Hoppe Defeats Sutton To Claim World Billiards Title
William Hoppe defeated George Sutton in a Madison Square Garden challenge match for the world eighteen inch park line billiards title. Hoppe won 272 to Sutton’s 500 point total in twenty four innings, claiming a 1000 dollar prize and a 500 dollar side wager amid about 2000 spectators.
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William Hoppe
Madison Square Garden
George Sutton
Chicago
New York
Hoppe
Sutton
Button
William McLaughlin
Demarest Wins National Amateur Billiards Championship
Calvin Demarest of Chicago captured the National amateur 14.2 billiard title and set a new high run record with 902 in his tenth inning. His opponent H. A. Wright of San Francisco scored 22 in twelve trials. In the same event W. Bradley beat H. Goldman 50 to 21 in pool with a late run sequence and high run of 18.
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Chicago
Calvin Demarest
H. A. Wright
San Francisco
Demarest
Wright
W. Bradley
HH. Goldman
John T. Doyle
Bradley
Gollman
Academy
Miss Curtis Buys Schooner Tyro
The 22 foot schooner Tyro is sold by William Joyce to Miss Helen V Curtis of New York who will race the boat at Isleborough Me. Tyro is noted as a fast craft that defeated the 92 foot restricted class in Massachusetts Bay and features a fine cabin with cruising accommodations. Curtis is described as a capable skipper who has owned and sailed boats for several seasons.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Tyro
William Joyce
Helen V. Curtis
New York
Isleborough
B. B. Crowtnshield
Massachusetts Bay
College Fencing Honors At New York Athletic Club
Six college teams staged a strong fencing exhibition at the New York Athletic Club for the intercollegiate championship preliminaries. West Point led with 11 bouts, followed by Annapolis and Columbia tied at 9, and Cornell at 8. Yale and MIT were eliminated. Final contests to decide team and individual titles proceed as a round robin among West Point, Annapolis, Columbia, and Cornell.
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New York Athletic Club
Yale
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
West Point
Columbia
Annapolis
Cornell
H. F. Burdick
B .R. & Brandt
H. E. Knauss
W. E. Harries
W. Howerd
H. W.W. Corey
F. J. Lange
M. Loring
J. W. Nickerson
C. G. Amend
F. J. Byrne
O& B. Miller
R. Sears
O. N. Sohlberg
R. Cocroft
G. C. Haas
B. H. Smith
AG Staley
Burdick
Harries
Amend
Sears
Haas
Lange
Brandt
Byrne
Smith
Loring
Technology
Howard
Solhiberg
Loreing
Carey
Nickerson
Miller
Knauss
Cocroft
Staley
Carey Cornell
Poly Prep Champion Defeats Graff School in Hockey Series
Poly Prep remains undisputed Interscholastic Hockey League champion after a 2 1 victory over Graff School at St Nicholas Rink. Froeb scored first half goal as Morrison and Hayward netted in second half. team rosters and officials listed.
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Poly Prep
Brooklyn Soys
Graff School
St. Nicholas
Froeb
Groff
Henderson
Goa
Thayof Parrell
Goose Point
Gowes
McAirty
Carthart
Hayward Morrison
Eies
Balley
Orci
Morrison
Hayward
George E. Harmon
Hockey Club of New York
M. E. Keefe
Harvard Defeats Columbia 1–0 in Soccer on South Field
Harvard edged Columbia 1 to 0 as the Blue and White likely lose their chance at the intercollegiate title after a decisive defeat. Waters scored the goal with Hartung Brooks and Ferguson among cited players. Referee Harry Manley officiated.
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Harvard
Columbia
South Field
Haverford
Waters
Tallant
Voskamp, Monroe
Sceee
Carpenter Poll Cicseeeesearees
Cee Grant
Hartung Brooks
Ferguson Newhall
Eess
Kistler F. Leland
Billingsley
D. Leland
Smith Gardiner
Diaz
Pssheot
Aes Cee
O. Dwyer
Chadwick
O’brien
Leland
Harry Manley
Staten Island Field Club
F. S. Mead
Columbia, Co
de Garmendia
Normal College Girls Fall to Dr Savage Five
Handicapped by injuries Normal College’s basketball team lost 26 to 14 to Dr Savage's School of Physical Culture. Scorers included Savage 26 for the visitors and Col. 14 for Normal College, with Christ iansen Munson Christie and Gerrert among the helpers.
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Centre Ee
Lane
Dresdner
Rosenblad
Watson
Klotz
Christiansen
Cano
Miss Munson
Christie
Gerrert
Miss Lane
Intercollegiate Gymnastics Association Meet Held in Princeton
The tenth annual Intercollegiate Gymnastic Association meet took place at Brokaw Gymnasium Princeton with over 100 competitors from Princeton Yale Harvard Pennsylvania Columbia New York University and Rutgers. Team scoring awarded five points for first three for second and one for third. Individual champions included E W McCabe of Princeton and H S Schoonmaker of Columbia. Officers were Z F Evans Harvard president T F Bradford Pennsylvania vice president G Lunt NYU secretary and A L Spaeth Heverford treasurer.
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Princeton
N. J
Intercollegiate Gymnastics Association
Brokaw Gymnasium
Yale
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Columbia
New York University
Rutgers
E. W. Mccabe
H. S. Schoonmaker
Intercollegiate Gymnastic Association
Z. F. Evans
T. F. Bradford
G. Lunt
A L. Spaeth
Heverford
H. L. Dowd
E. W. M. Princeton
J. F. Bradford
J. Fernandez
W. H. Wheeler
Griffin
F. A. Morrison
O. Phillips
C. F. Thompson
Harness and Saddle Horse Show crowns winners at American Horse Exchange
Clarence W. Watson repeated success on the third night of judging at the Harness and Saddle Horse Show on Fiftieth Street and Broadway. Watson won prizes with Tennessee, Lord Lonsdale, and West Virginia while George Watson Godfrey Preece William Bam and others earned blue ribbons amid a strong entry and enthusiastic crowd.
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American Horse Exchange
Fiftieth Street
Broadway
Clarence W. Watson
Tennessee
Lord Lonsdale
West Virginia
George “Watson
Godfrey Preece
William C. Bam
Seventh Regiment Spring Athletic Games At Armory
Hundreds of Seventh Regiment followers gather for an annual spring athletic night at the regimental armory. The 40 yard dash promises a sensation with Paul Pilgrim of the New York Athletic Club challenging the field including Payward Storms Werneken Scudder and Toole. Amateur Athletic Union events include a crowded one mile roller skating handicap and a three mile run, showcasing top local distance racers.
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Paul Pilgrim
New York Athletic Club
Armory
Payward
Storms
Werneken
Scudder
Toole
Amateur Athletic Union
Perlis Triumphs Over Marshall in Jubilee Chess Clash
In Vienna the International Jubilee Chess tournament resumes with the fourth round. Perlis defeats American Marshall in a fine sacrifice while American Johner loses to Russian Alapin. Other results include Leonhardt to Duras and Swidorski to Schlechter who leads. Rubinstein versus Cohn adjourned in Rubinstein’s favor.
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Vienna
Perlis
Marshall
Johner
Alapin
Leonhardt
Duras
Swiedrski
Schlechter
Ret
Maroczy
Rubinstein
Cohn
Tartakower
Spielmannag Salwe-Serger
Bagdeleben
Sueding
New York A C Wins Relay Race at Central Park Club
New York Athletic Club set a new record in the 400-yard relay at the Amateur Athletic Union swimming meet held at the New York A C. The NYAC first team, with South Goodwin Trubenbach Daniels, won in 4 18-5 over Penn and NYAC second team, while Bath Beach and Chicago A A contested the water polo and polo results.
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Amateur Athletic Union
New York Athletic Club
Mercury Foot Organization
Central Park South
G. South
L. B. Goodwin
E. D. Trubenpach
C. M. Daniels
University of Pennsylvania
G.C. _Sylvester
J. Graham
J. H. Dalrymple
Ee K. Sryock
E. E. Wen
J. A. Ruddy
N. C.any
J. W. Lawrence
WN. Y. A
B. B
Goodwit
Ecccessves
Cevesee- Mulvey Ruddy
Scuvseeseee
Kelly
sCurrier Steen
Trubenbach
Dames Rieti
Sims Wees
White Manley
Boyle
Reid
Manley
Ruddy
Steen, Goodwin
New York A. C
Brooklyn Club Sends E-Batch to Rochester and Lawrence
The Brooklyn Club releases E- Batch to Rochester Club and E C McLane and J W Whiting to Lawrence Massachusetts as part of an organized exchange.
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Brooklyn
E- Batch
Rochester Club
E. C. McLane
J. W. Whiting
Lawrence
Mass
Giants Rally Past Dallas in Texas Exhibition
Giants surge in the third inning to erase an early Dallas lead and add three more runs in the eighth, defeating the New York Nationals 6 to 3. Notable plays include three-base hits by Maag and Doyle and Burnett pitched for Dallas while Crandall relieved for New York.
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New York
Dallas
Texas
New York Nationals
Giants
Texans
Ribpoae
Tulles
Maag
Storch
Maloney
Fletcher
Holt
Slattery
Kerns
Burnett
Ribpoae Shannon
Tenney
Bres’h'n
Doyle
Crandal
Moore
Balk
Crandall
Mr. Dunlap
Rubio's Grand National Triumph At Liverpool
Rubio, ridden by Major F. Douglas-Pennant, won the Grand National Steeplechase race at Liverpool over about 4 miles 856 yards for 3000 sovereigns including a 125 sovereign trophy. Mattie Macgregor finished second and The Lawyer III third among twenty four runners. Rubio was bred in California by James B. Haggin and brought from America two to three years ago after a prior sale and a fall.
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Liverpool
Major F. Douglas-Pennant
Rubio
Kiam Cooper
Mattie Macgregor
P. Whitaker
the Lawyer III
James B. Haggin
California
America
Baseball Scores From Various Colleges Monday
Scores of other baseball games include Columbia 8 Buffalo 5 in the Eastern and 8 to 5 in the South Atlantic for Columbia. Charleston 5 Philadelphia 0 in the National and South Atlantic. Toronto 9 Virginia 3 in Charlottesville. Yale 8 Varsity 0 in New Haven. Boston 93 Memphis 2 in Memphis. Washington and Lee 10 Amhurst 1 in Lexington.
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Columbia
Buffalo
South Atlantic
Charleston
Philadelphia
National
Charlottesville
Toronto
Virginia
New Haven
Yale
Varsity
Memphis
Tenn
Boston
Lexington
Amhurst
Washington and Lee
Freshmen Triumph at De Witt Clinton Outdoor Meet
The first outdoor athletic meet of the season occurred yesterday at YMCA Field on Fifty-seventh Street and Eighth Avenue. An interclass contest between De Witt Clinton High School freshmen and sophomores ended with the freshmen winning 67 to 57.
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West Side Branch
Young Men’s Christian Association
Fifty-seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
de Witt Clinton High School
Nears wildness costly to Yankees in Atlanta loss
Southern League champions Atlanta defeated the New York Americans 8 to 4 after a ninth inning rally. Neur allowed seven men to reach first in five innings, while Schopp did effective work for Atlanta. Yankees head to Athens for a game with the University of Georgia.
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New York Times
Atlanta
New York Americans
Atlantas
Chmpions
Near
Schopp
Yankees
New York
Ribpoae
Niles
O'Moran
Keeler
O'Wilkes
Stahl
Collins
Ball
Becker
Mfr
Chase
Jordan
H'phiil
Fox
Conroy
Blair
Castro
Bell
FR Pee Ee
Lake
Atkins
Neur
Pballs
Hemphill
Japan’s military push grows vast in national finance
Tokyo dispatch notes that Japan devotes forty percent of revenues to naval and military expansion. Mil lard’s report for The Times previews why the outlay remains so large and signals the article’s importance for readers.
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Japan
Tokio
Thomas F. Millard
TIMES
Russia
Sunday Times
Absolute divorce summons in New York court
Supreme Court New York County action for absolute divorce against Annie F. Witzman. Defendant to answer within 20 days and risk default judgment. Publication notice dated March 27, 1908 by Alfred B. Jaworower, attorney, 119 Nassau Street, Manhattan. Also notices from city departments about sealed bids and supplier contracts and a notice by Thomas J. Coyle disassociating from National Steel Ceiling Company.
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NEW York Supreme Court
County of New York
Italian Savings Bank OF
City OF New York
Frank Mezger
Vincent Bonagur
Jesse Watson
Minnie Bonagur
William T. Hockey
Twenty-third Ward Bank
Francia E. Fekenroth
Henry C. Eckenroth
John Riazi
David W. Rockmore
Sahove
New York
John
Elton Wayland
Broad Office
Manhattan
Frank .Mezger
James A. O’gorman
Supreme Court
State of New York
Borough of Manhattan
John Elton Wayland
Broadway
New York City
New York County
Witzman
Annie F. John K. Witzman
Alfred B. Jaworower
Nassau Street
Manhattan Borough
James A. O'Gorman
Supreme Court of
National Steel Ceiling Company
Thomas J. Coyle
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