Auto Protests and Their Propriety in Racing Controversy
Tension mounts as the American Automobile Association and Automobile Club of America clash over Vanderbilt Cup control. The dispute centers on foreign participation, national leadership, and the impact on American manufacturers amid rising domestic output and falling imports.
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Automobiles Clubs
France
Great Britain
Amercan Automobile Association
Automobile Club of America
The
Automobile Club
Savannan
Racing Board
America
Automobile Club of France
Automobile Club of
Simple Course to Timeless Suit Styles
The article notes many suit patterns are flashy this season but recommends sticking to blue or black serge for durability and style. It lists blue serge suits from $18 to $40 and fancy mixture suits from $18 to $45, suggesting a dependable wardrobe choice.
Ramie Fiber Weave Delivers Comfort for Skin
Schlichten Ramie earns prize as the Ramie fibre shows peculiar absorbent properties and the weave construction maintains normal skin condition and comfort.
Oarsmen In Final Practice For Memorial Day Regatta
With six days to go before the Memorial Day regatta the Harlem River oarsmen held a busy final practice on the Harlem River. Harlem and Nassau crews topped events at the Philadelphia American Rowing Association regatta, signaling strong form for summer competition. several Nassau boats and New York oarsmen won events while others placed. A Regatta Committee meeting at the Harlem Casino will open entries, with Chairman J J F Mulcahy predicting a larger list than in past years.
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Harlem River Regatta Association
Harlem River
American Rowing Association
Philadelphia
New York
Harlem
Walter Kuehne
Max Kuehne
R. H. Knapp
Charles Sheinkamp
Nongraveil B. C
Durando Miller
New York Athletic Club
William Mehrhoff
Nassau B. C
C. P. Stewart
C. J. Quinn
New York A. C
Pennsylvania
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Tonk
Kehfer
Shell
Thompson
Hayden
Nassaus
Nassau Boathouse
Joseph Walsh
A. Miles
Joseph Thompson
C.F. Muller
Harlem Regatta Association
Harlem Casino
J. J. F. Mulcahyv
Cyclists Clash in Close Newark Velodrome Meet
Fogler of Brooklyn won the two mile professional handicap by a wheel over George Wiley with Bardgett close behind in fifth. Bardgett captured the five mile open on a late surge over Fogler. Cameron won the amateur one third mile, Devine second, Jokns third. Bardgett led five mile professional open with Fogler second as Krebs and Bedell followed. Lap prize winners named Saxon-Williams Halgin Schlee Wiley Moran.
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Joseph A. Fogler
Brooklyn
Walter A. Bardgett
Buffalo
Newark
Irish-American Athletic Club
O. J. Devine
National Athletic Club of
Thomas Smith
A.S. Owen
New York City
J. €. Miller
National Turn
George Wiley
Syracuse
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Tuffalo
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Lynbrook
George G. Cameron
Owen J. Devine
National Athletic Club
Ernest Jokns
F. Hill
Hostern
Jacob Magin
National Turn Verein
New York Athletic Club
Aeee
Cyclists Aim for Spring Century on Long Island Roads
The Eastern Division Century Road Club Association held its annual Spring century with 100 riders in three divisions on Long Island. The fastest division led by D. M. Aden and H. Kunzler started at 7:30 A M from Bedford Avenue and Eastern Parkway, followed by R A Van Dyke's group of 40 riders at 8 A M and S Siegel's 25 riders at 9 A M. After 50 miles the divisions joined, the fast pack arriving first on the return. Riders finished in good pace and roads were in good condition.
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Century Road Club Association
Long Island
Greater New York
D. M. Aden
H. Kunzler
Bedford Avenue
Eastern Parkway
R. A. van Dyke
S. Siegel
Buit
Lind Wins Nine and a Half Mile Empire City Race
Herman Lind wins the nine and a half mile road race with a three minute handicap by two yards over Charles Fromeyer who had a 1:30 mark. A. G. Armstrong finishes third with a five minute handicap. course includes Shore Road Fort Hamilton Cropsey and Twenty second Avenues.
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Herman Lind
Empire City Wheelmen
Brooklyn
Lind
Charles Fromeyer
A. G. Armstrong
Shore Road
Fort Hamilton
Cropsey
Twenty-second Avenues
A. G. Armstrong Uites
Carl Erickson
Tseratsh
Kilnwood Country Club Invites Women’s Doubles Won by Miles Hammond
Eight teams competed in Knollwood Country Club invitation women’s doubles. Mrs Miles and Miss L E Hammond won after easy wins until the semifinal where Wildey challenged them to three sets. In the final Miles Hammond beat Moore and Pouch 6 2.
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Knollwood Country Club
Miles
Bk. E. Wammond
Waildey
Auferman
Miss Smith
Miss Kutroff
Miss Wharrens
Miss Moore
Pouch
Miss Souther
Miss Jewett
Mrs Miles
L. E. Hammond
D. Hammond
Miss Collamore
Wildey
Miss Brown
Berger
Mrs. Miles
Miss Hammond
Fishing and Fishermen Report Two Days Near Shore
High tide window May 28 to 31 described with fishing conditions and catches. Capt. Foster’s Angler ferried 400 passengers while sea bass and blackfish dominated. bluefish appearing at the fishing banks as fog hampered lines and eels disabled gear.
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New Lon
Foster
Seatright
Scotland
Goose Creek
Hammel’s
Baseball Today 4 P M American League Pak
The American League Pak begins with the Americans facing the Chicago club at 4 p M. The notice highlights a scheduled baseball game and lists teams involved.
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Baseball Today
Chicago
Giants Take Game by Timely Hitting
New York wins 6 4 on timely hitting as McGinnity steadies the club in the ninth. Brooklyn blanks Cincinnati and remains in last place with a shutout effort.
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Giants
Brooklyn
National League Results and Schedule From Yesterday
The New York Mets beat Chicago 6 to 4, Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 2 to 0, and Philadelphia edged St. Louis 1 to 0. Today New York plays Chicago, Brooklyn hosts Cincinnati, Philadelphia visits St. Louis, and Boston goes to Pittsburgh as standings show Chicago at 18 wins and 9 losses, New York 15 16, Philadelphia 15 13, Boston 15 10 8, Pittsburgh 13 12, Brooklyn 13 18, Cincinnati 15 14, St. Louis 13 20.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
No games today in the American League. Scheduled matchups include Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Boston, and Detroit at Washington. Standings show Chicago 14 14 .500, Cleveland 17 12 .585, Philadelphia 18 14 .558, Washington 10 21 .322, St. Louis 16 15 .516, Boston 10 21 .322.
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New York
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Detroit
Washington
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Phia
Great Balloon Race to Crown Aero Club Meet
London officials stage a major balloon race at Hurlingham on May 30 closing the International Aeronautic Federation meeting. Thirty one balloons from Britain Germany France Belgium and Switzerland enter with intervals of two to three minutes. American club declined due to distance and cost. The race runs point to point likely sixty to seventy miles from London within safe coastal margin.
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International Aeronautic Federation
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United Kingdom
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Great Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
Switzerland
America
Giants Rally To Beat Chicago 6-4 In Wild Ninth Inning
In Chicago May 24 the Giants won 6-4 over the Cubs after a wild ninth inning. Taylor allowed three runs before McKinnity relieved him. Bresnahan homered off Frazer as New York gathered thirteen hits to secure the victory. Frazer struggled despite a late surge by Chicago.
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New York Times
Chicago
Giants
Taylor
McKinnity
Schulte
Chance
Frazer
Bresnahan
Carrie
New York
Evers
Shannon
Sh’kard
Tenney
Donlin
Ghaliec
Slagle
O Devlin
Kling
O Dovie
Tinker
Brigwell
Fraser
O'Taylor
Howard
Scprk
Stepsouwess
Bridwell
Pastime Athletes Win Dual Sports Meet
The Pastime Athletic Club defeated Mohawk Athletic Club 39 to 15 at Pastime Oval. Dorland earned double honors by winning the 100-yard dash and 300-yard run. Sheridan of Irish-American AC won the handicap discus with 127 feet 10.5 inches, aiming for Olympic preparation.
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Pastime Athletic Club
Mohawk Athletic Club
Pastime Oval
Ninetieth Street
East River
L. B. Dorland
W. J. Cooke
J. McDowell
E. J. Sweeney
Martin J. Sheridan
Tinue
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New York Athletic Club
S. E. Bishop
C. Hansen
Pastime Athletis Club
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R. E. Goggins
H. Smith
J. C. Malone
Irish-American Athletic Club
Charles Stirson
M. Broom
Atlas Athletic Club
M. Semmidlein
E. von Elling
Tietzel
A. Drummond
W. Pellinger
J. Frank
Holy Cross and Brown Renew Ball and Football Ties
In Worcester on May 24 Holy Cross announces Brown University and Holy Cross will resume baseball and football relations after two years. Holy Cross and Fordham have severed football ties, and Fordham will not play Holy Cross on Thanksgiving Day in New York.
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New York
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Brown University
Fordham
New York City
Errors by Lobert and Hutswitz doom Brooklyns in opener
Cincinnati and Brooklyn played a baseball game shaded by early errors from Lobert and Hutswitz. Brooklyn scored both runs in the second. Cincinnati threatened in the eighth but could not push across. Umpires were Messia, Klem and Rigler. Time: 1 hour 42 minutes.
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Hutswitz
Brooklyns
Brooklyn
Huggins
Hummel
Kane
Burch
Posey
Lumley
Mitchell
Jordan
Ganzel
Sheehan
McLean
Pattee
Paskett
Maloney
Hulswitz
Bergen
Coakley
MclIntyre
oRone
McIntyre
Messia
Klem and
Rigler
New Post and Rail Jumping Course Planned for Memorial Day
The United Hunts Racing Association announces a morning meeting featuring a new post and rail jumping course for the Clark Cup, a two and a half mile race for bona fide winters. The layout includes fifteen stiff fences, two pigpens, a ditch, and no brush, aiming to mimic natural hunting country. Stone wall removed. Supt. Gorman of Belmont will supervise construction. the course will sit outside the regular steeplechase track, creating three distinct courses for post and rail, steeplechase, and hurdle events.
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United “Hunts Racing Association
Supt
Gorman
Belmont
Hhus
Medeah's French Oaks Winner Edmond Blanc British
Medeah ridden by a three year old filly won the Prix de Diane the French Oaks at Chantilly for Edmond Blanc. The race was ten and a half furlongs with a stake around 18000 dollars.
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Chantilly
Edmond Blanc
Belmont Park Race Entry Note
Entry details for Belmont Park races listing race one for three and up horses at six and a half furlongs on the main course with fourteen pounds above the scale in selling grievances.
St. Louis R.H.E. game notes with lineups and umpires
The record lists Philadelphia batter Raymond McGlynn Ludwig McQuillen and Jacklitsch in the lineup. Umpires Rudderham and Johnstone are assigned for the game.
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Philadelphia
Raymond, McGlynn
Ludwig
McQuillen
Jacklitsch
Messrs. Rudderham
Johnstone
Buffalo tops Newark to take early Eastern League lead
Buffalo defeats Newark to move into first in the Eastern League as Toronto rests. Kid Mueller suffers his first loss of the season. Game details show Buffalo winning with steady offense and pitching, while Newark falls behind. Montreal beats Baltimore 11 to 4 in another early game with Dessaw Hearne and McManus guiding the scene.
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New York Times
Newark
Buffalo
Toronto
Kid Mueller
Rules for hurdles and discus at United Trials
The Executive Committee sets the 400 meter hurdles height at three feet for Chicago and Philadelphia trials. The discus must weigh two kilograms and have a 22 centimeter diameter. The throwing circle must match the Olympic standard at 2.60 meters diameter.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
McGovern to Return in NYC Bout Versus Robson
Terry McGovern a former light heavy champion resumes in ring at the National Athletic Club 147 East Twenty fourth Street tomorrow night facing Spike Robson of England. Robson a top weight class contender aims for a victory to take back to England. he will give weight but relies on speed and cleverness to offset it.
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National Athletic Club
East Twentyfourth Street
Spike Robson
England
Robson
America
McGovern
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Miss Mamie Hecker to race Joyces at Madison Square rink
Miss Mamie Hecker of the Calvary Athletic Club has defeated Miss Piggott and Miss Wessels in recent races. She is matched to race Harry Joyce's half mile at the Madison Square Roller Skating Rink on May 29.
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Calvary Athletic Club
Miss Piggott
Miss Wessels
Harry Joyces
Madison Square
Jamaica Bay Yacht Club Hosts Memorial Day Reception
Jamaica Bay Yacht Club in Hollands held an informal reception and dance to showcase its home and plan the season opening on Memorial Day. Commodore Pentz predicts a strong term with regattas, races, and an ocean race from Red Can Buoy to Scotland Lightship finishing at the club.
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Jamaica Bay
Yacht Club
Hollands
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