Kramer Captures Sprint Cycle Event At Newark Track
In opening races at the Newark Auidrome, Frank Kramer the American champion won the half mile professional and helped his bid in the three mile. Joseph Fogler led early in the vale mile but Kramer passed near the line to win by a close margin. Amateur and other professional results feature Maurice Van den Dries Oscar Goerke and Cameron, with Fogler, Moran, Root, and Be den among top finishers.
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Frank Kramer
Newark
Vailsburs
Kramer
Vale
Fogler
Anderson
Jimmy Moran
Kiddie Root
Jack Devosier
Springfield
Mass
Bob Schulz
Dan Stade
Maurice van den Dries
New York Athletic Club
van den Dries
Cameron
Irish-American Athletic Club
Goerke
National Athletic Club
Cameroni
New York
Vincent Gio
Seconad
Mast Orange
Joseph Fogler
Brooklyn
Walter Bardgett
Buffalo
NM. Anderson
Denmark
Oscar
Georges National
George W.cameron
A. C
John B. Hawkins
George W. Cameron
Oscar Goerke
National
Root
Boston
John Beden
Lynbrook
Floyd- Krebs
J. Derosier
R. Shilz
Newar
Wondy Derosier
Shhulz
New York Motor Cycle Club Long Island Run Winners
More than 100 riders entered the Spring single and double century events. The double century started from Bedford Avenue to Southampton and back, with J. I. McLoughlin first in eight hours. The single century run began at 9:00 AM to Patchogue and back, led by A. G. Chapple who finished in four hours, followed by a large field of finishers.
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New York Motor Cycle Club
Long Island
Bedford Avenue
Eastern Parkway
Southampton
J. I. McLoughlin
AV. FE
Wray
F .Hernberger
Nan Wreck
Kelly
Charles Voigt
William Cook
Frei Vadher
Fred Littlefield
Andrew Siged
Watterson
D. Matin
T. B. Bakery
Aibert Kruder
David Dessan
Patehogue
A. G. Chapple
Constant
MF .Finley
P. Rogers
J. M. Shores
Johnson
W. Thomann
Fletcher
Brown
J. Frenericks
Mi. Dalton
I. Schwartz
F. Mercier
Kt. Brazener
W. Erath
Giffords
Pp. Deyu
A. Vieréck
A. Shurhuker
Motorcycle popularity grows with light-powered vehicles
Automobile makers note rising use of motorcycles as a distinct base for light power. The article cites demand for three M. motorcycles from American Motorcycle Company, praising low riding position, smooth ride, and simple reliable transmission, while acknowledging limitations on steep grades and road coverage.
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Morereyvel
Miotereyel
Automotiv
George Jenkins
Mitercar Company
Silk Lined Spring Overcoats Offer Style and Comfort
Silk lined Spring over coats are marketed as easy to wear and even easier to slip up on, with finer fabrics demanding careful handling. Prices range from 28 to 40 dollars, with other Spring overcoats from 15 dollars upward. Rocers Peer & Company advertises at three Broadway locations and Warren Street, 43rd Street, and 32nd Street.
Wild Pitching, Erratic Fielding Spark Detroit Wins
In a doubleheader Detroit toppled St Louis 11-4 and 6-2 as wild pitching and sloppy defense by the Cardinals fueled the sweep. McIntyre Criss and Cobb led Detroit while Waddell struggled for St Louis. Pelty secured the late win in the opener.
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Ist
Touis
Betes
St. Louis
Pune
Miinis
Serene Paenay
Waddell
Pelty
SOCOM
O’ Leary
imeReer O'Leary
Rossman
Kirst Atrewvadel
Ott Donovan
Isy Ddedl
Betty
Donovan
Mr. Egan
Chicago and Cleveland Split Twin Between Two Games
Chicago and Cleveland split a doubleheader with the Indians winning the first game 3 to 1 aided by a ninth inning rally, while Chicago took the second game 2 to 0. The Chicago lineup featured Jones and Davis, with Thielman and Stovall contributing for Cleveland. Umpires were O Loughlin and Evans in the second game.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Chicago Aoere
ELTIC
Jones
Davis
And’son
Donshue
Pathe
Tan'hbill
Sullivan
White
J.clarke
SH Ostovall
Beni
Hick
Thiel Ny
Vensas
Chicagros
Danieliiy
Perring
Thielman
Laj “iv
Stoval
Birmingham
Stovall
Balla
O Thielman
Lyons
Chic Wienty
Dyan'is
Amis
Lajoie
Balk
Messrs
O'Loughlin
Olclarke
Lajele
Gee
Anid’son
Clarke
Dowhue
Ate
Tan’ Hill
Ee Smith
Ohinen
Tirniy Shae
Ohick'n
Aoe da Ae Nech
Yi O
Dougherty
Steewall
ouksBy Chech
Smith
Chech
O'Loughlin and Evans
Newark Narrowly Tops Baltimore in Eastern League Tie
Newark rallies after trailing most of the game, scoring six runs in the seventh inning to beat Baltimore 6 to 5. Stunace starts the seventh with a double, followed by a sequence of singles and a key double by Sharpe, with Maltine shining at short in a decisive late rally.
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New York Times
Newarsk
Baltimores
Newarks
McCloskey
Stunace
Slnsghes
Mutlen
de Vere
Prake
Engle
Fan
Toronto Defeats Jersey City In Eastern League Fight
In Hoboken New Jersey yesterday Toronto beat Jersey City in an Eastern League game. Errors by Jersey City aided the Canadian club as the scoretable showed Toronto with lead innings including 3 000 0 50 and 7 2 96 series. Potteries Rudolph Pierce Laffite and Warlerghut noted for players. At Providence Montreal beat Providence 8 to 3.
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Taronto
Jersey City
Hoboken
Eerrors
R.ile
Toronto
Une
Rudolph and
Pierce
Laffite and Warlerghut
Union League scores update across multiple cities
In Elizabeth Reading the Union League game ended 3 to 2. Paterson Washington yielded 0 to 4. Arre Itica and Wilkesbarre clashed 2 to 4. Hinghamton tied Albany 1 to 1. Syracuse beat Troy 10 to 5. A 4 and G3 faced Scranton 4. Will results incomplete.
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Union League
Elizabeth
Reading
Paterson
Washington
State League
Itica
Wilkeswarre
Hinghamton
Albany
Syracuse
Troy
Delmar Wins Close Morris Meet at Pelham Bay Park
The Morris Evening High School Athletic Association opened outdoor season at Pelham Bay Park with Delmar edging J Ruggles in the quarter mile handi cap. Other events included 100 yards dashes, putting and running events with winners such as H Cohn S Russell W Pappert and C Delmar, plus multiple heats and semi finals.
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Morris Evening (High School Athletic ) Association
Pelham Bay Park
J. Ruggles
Delnar
Swank
Swank, (7 -Yard Ef Ruggles
H.coln
Yapress
Aggell
Wi M.ty E. Mayer
M. Fiegenberg
W. Halpin
S. Herlihy
W. Pappert
R. Lee
S. Russell
Varis
Detmar
H. Cohn
E. Mayer
Mayer
Ruggles
Iname
Agken
We. Pappert
M.’ Pappert
E. Shank
FE. Mayer
C. C. Delmar
H. Connolly
C. Delmar
Wo Hawlincheck
Metropolitan Handicap Race Opens Belmont Park Spring Meet
The Metropolitan Handicap, worth about 13 000 dollars, opens Belmont Park for the fourth Spring meeting. Thirty eight of fifty five handicapped horses remain eligible with weights from 126 to 87 pounds. Likely starters include Jack Atkin McCarter Charultepec King Cobalt Rifleman Brookdale Nymph Fair Play Baby Wolf and other noted runners.
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Carter
Excelsior
Belmont Park
Tristan
Jallet
Gowan
Jack Atkin
McCarter
Far West
Live’ Wire
Charles Edward
Spooner
Old Honesty
Faust
Metarter
Chapultepec
King Cale
King Cobalt
Jamaica
Chicago Breaks Even with Pittsburg in a Doubleheader
In Chicago May 10 Leifield’s three passes and two singles spark two-run sixth inning. Pittsburgh wins second game 1–0 on Wagner’s steal and Abby’s hit to center. Multiple players contribute. Leifield and Overall perform on mound, with offensive bursts by Clarke and Leach.
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Leifield
Pittsburg
Wagner
Abby
Sra
Aebs
Lwo
Ie Gibsoni
Kling
Steinfeldt
Clarke
Severs
Evers
Ever
Hoffman
Brown
Mr. O'Day
Pifespergs
RIPPO
Slagle
Vui Becker
Sh'kard
OlLeach
Schulte
OU Clarke
H’sman
Stafdt
Swacina
Tinker
Wilson
Yin
Moran
U/Gibson
I‘reister
Willis
Howard
Siagle
Sericred Tasca
Bueshule Vey En Secs
Abbaticehio
Leach
Mhits
Pfeiste
oOff Preister
Preister
Garmine
Jamaica Races Today List Of Early Runners And Weights
Entries for Jamaica races today span six events with two year old maidens, three year olds and up in handicap and open company. Notable runners include Master raft Campaigner Ruble Willdadys Louise Superman Castlewood Dandelion Berry Maid Ten'cey and Hill entries across five furlongs five and a half furlongs and one mile plus legs.
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Ethus Mbna
Heron
Jamaica
Jonnie Kelso
Doran
Unitablée Ces
Daniter
Willdadys Louise
Tuegler Co
Cskes
Jeet Tines
Castile
Savbir
Toddington
Josep
Zethus
Hapdae
Castlewood
Stark Antony
Williamsburg
Golden Bears
Chlief Hayes
Dimitane Swift
King of Bashan
Trageart c
Delaney
Aroma
Scena Ee
Phyllis
Gladys
Tonise
Laiv
Beverwyck
Cavalierioe
Mamie
St Louis and Cincinnati split doubleheader in tight baseball clash
Cincinnati edged St Louis 3 to first game, the hosts recovered to win 8 to 7 in game two. The long replayed final game featured R H PO AF notes, with Huggins Kane and Lobert starring for St Louis and Mitchell and McLean shining for Cincinnati. Time limits and umpire Rudderham noted.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Poaf
Shaw
UW Huggins
C Vrne
Murray
Mitcheil
DeUh'ty
Kenthy
Ganzel
O'Rie
McLin
Marshall
Mowry
Gilbert
O &O
Lobert
Konetehy
Kane
Huggins
Mitchell
Karger
McLean
Ewing
Rudderham
Ake
Louis
O Wuggins
Barry
O'Lobert
Byrne
Mary
McKean
Del'n'ty
Osohiei
K'n'chy
O'r’ke
Z'Kane
Bliss
H'Iswitt
Ludwig
McC'thy
Ozer
Lush
Spade
Hig B’m
Paskett
McGlynn
Tozer
St.Wouls
Cincinnati Dutt
Hugegins
Schiei
Jivine
O'Rourke
Sehler
Inhbotham
McCarthy
Lozer
Pozer
Sut Lush
Ty Tozer
Bliss. Wiki -Pitch —McGlynn
Prame
Mr. Rudderham
Golf Championships Loom Large for Metropolitan Field
Trav ers holds the Metropolit an title but recent defeats narrow his edge. The Northern championship begins May 20 at Baltusrol Golf Club with Travers fav orable for now. Women compete May 26 at Essex County Orange and Englewood hosts June 4 6 for the New Jersey state title. Bishop and Mix lead the women’s entrants in a year of open competition.
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Goling
Fhis-evertt
Atlantic City
Garden City
Travis
Travers
Dr. Neifer
W.C. Fownes
W.C. Fownes, Jr
Leighton Calkins
Daniel Chauncey
Essex County Country Club
Orange
New Jersey
Englewood
Metropolitan Association
Georgianna, Bishop
Julia R. Mix
Pinehurst
Speedway Brushed by Notable Road Drivers
A surprisingly good turnout of road drivers at the Speedway despite heavy rains. Several horses and drivers posted strong showings in brisk brushes, including Kate Nelson, Gracie Pandit, Invader, Fannie Q, Lucy, and Ready Roy, with Mounted Policeman Murrhy halting a galloping Leo So S712 near Washington Bridge.
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E. J. la .Place
Kate Nelson
Gracie Pandit
FE. W. Knapp
Joseph
Scion
Virginia Belle
AL Ti Biges
Crown Prince
Semen
Ready Boy
William J. Clark
St. Patric
Harry L. Toplitz
Judge Boardman
Lucy
A. Riley
M. Reynolds
Fannie Q
Invader
Speedway
Ackry C. Schuyler
Charlie Belden
Walter Jermyn
Ory
P. 2
Tavader
Shorty
Sir Bruebhs
Minnie
Joseph FF. Gibbons
Claro
Charles Relden
Lord Bromley
Patrick Kennedys
George
L. Buckman
Phildora
Josep Gibbons
Clare
Ready Roy Aid White Wings
Wiliam Clark
Leo Ottinger
Leo So
Leo
Murrhy
Washinston Bridge
Police and Fire Department Benefit Baseball Game
The Police and Fire Department will play a charity baseball game at League Park this afternoon to aid the Firemen's Memorial Fund. The match has drawn political interest with the Policemen winning by a score of 9 to 14. Fire Chief Croker and Commissioners are expected to attend.
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Police and Fire Department
Taxi
Rand
Croker
Angler Wins With Fluke Haul In Windy Waters At Farms
A strong northwest wind and choppy seas limited catches but the Angler led with four fluke weighing 11 pounds. Frank Fentmian of Brooklyn won honors by the haul as sea bass and mutton fish also appeared. Blackfish were scarce due to the weather.
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Frank Fentmian
Brooklyn
Giants Begin Western Series Trip to Pittsburg and Cincinnati
The Giants started for Pittsburg last night to begin the Western series with four games in that city before visiting Cincinnati. The team sits firmly in third place and the trip lasts a little over two weeks, returning to the Polo Grounds on June 4 to face St. Louis. The Brooklyn team also left for St. Louis to play today.
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Giants
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Polo Grounds
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Grand Prix car ready for American Grand Prix race
Grand Prix racer TNT is being tuned at Buffalo to represent America in the French road race. Lewis Strang and J. B. Muorquise have been upstate for two weeks working with the new tar. They will return to the city this afternoon with the racing car. The new LOTS-built stock car features increased bore to boost power. The car is expected to reach speeds around eighty five miles an hour, with early runs showing improvements as Strang tests performance. He expresses satisfaction and expects a creditable showing.
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Tnt
Buffalo
America
Lewis Strang
J. B. Muorquise
Toring
Strane
Irang
Himsel Ag
Delegates Map Separate Tournaments for NY Bowling Event
Delegates at the New York Fowling Association monthly meeting at Hotel Victoria decided to run closed tournaments such as Knights of Heptasop Roxsil Arcanum Stock Harlem Navy and Commercial separately in connection with the National Bowling Association event to be held in the city next year. Pet rit Mark, prominent of the Long Was, was ordered to distribute prizes under the penalty of strain.
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New York Fowling Association
Vitoria
Knights of Heptasop's
Roxsil Arcanum
Stock
Harlem Navy
Commercial
National
Bbdwling Association
Lrong
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