Draculum Delivers Third in Dual Races at Opening Meet
Telegraph report from Washington dated March 31 notes Draculum finished third in both the first and fourth races as jockey changes and heavy track hindered him. Aiken won the fourth, while Oxford claimed the opening with Jimmy McLaughlin aboard. Obdurate led two-year-olds to victory as Pettaway stayed hot with multiple placings. McCarthy rode two winners and two seconds.
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the Tribune
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Pete Dailey
Jimmy McLaughlin
Firebrand
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Carter
Aqueduct
John E. Madden
Obdurate
Gbdurate
Ogden
Spencer Wells
Tabeoe
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Pequessing
McCarthy
Fordham to Play Vermont at Fordham Field Tomorrow
Fordham University baseball faces Vermont at Fordham Field in a game slated for tomorrow. St John's College Brooklyn team will also take the field against Fordham in a separate matchup.
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Fordham University
University of Vermont
Fordham
St. John’s
Frooklyn
Lukeman Sets World Record in Montreal 100 Yard Dash
Montreal March 31 report: F. L. Lukeman won the 100 yard dash at the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association meet in 15 seconds breaking the previous world record set at Madison Square Garden, New York, at 62.5 seconds.
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Montreal
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
F. L. Lukeman
Madison Square Garden
New York
Yankees Work Hard In Eight Inning Victory Over Colts
The New York Regulars defeated the Colts 11 to 6 in eight innings in Atlanta. Home runs by Chase Stahl and Doyle supplied key moments with Chase’s bases loaded blast in the fifth. Pitching woes marred both starters as Griffith improved for New York and Newton struggled for the Colts before Chesbro finished.
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Tribune
Atlanta
Colts
Chase
Stahl
Doyle
Griffith
Newton
Chesbro
Superb as Tie Game Between Brooklyn and Jacksonville
Brooklyn and Jacksonville battled to a 1 1 tie after ten innings in Jacksonville. A Alperman single, Goetel’s wild throw, a Lewis bunt, and Butler's deep fly produced Brooklyn’s lone run in the fifth. Neither side scored again as Rucker Ritter Bergen matched Hanson Roth on the mound.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Brooklyn
Alperman
Goetel
Lewis
Butler
Superbas
Jacksonville Ma
Rucker, Ritter
Bergen
Hanson and Roth
Timely Auto Topics Race Rules for Hill Climb
Fort George hill climb set for April 9 under New York Automobile Trade Association as part of the carnival with eleven stock car contests and special classes. Entry details require signatures to ASA rules, with fees for New York subscribers at 10 dollars per car per contest and non-subscribers at 110 dollars for the first car plus 10 dollars for each additional car. prizes include blue ribbon certificates and a special silver trophy.
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Fort George Hill Climb
New York Automobile Trade Association
Automobile Carnival
American Automobile Association
K. C. Pardee
West
H Street
New York
1934
Broadway
Dyckman Street
Court Tennis Practice Sets Stage for Championship
English contender Eustace H. Miles practiced at the Racquet and Tennis Club with marker Walter Kinsley as opponent. Charles E. Sands matched Lakewood pro Frank Forster. The day’s highlight saw Jay Gould defeat John White in straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-2. Entries for the tournament close today but remain unrevealed until the draw.
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Eustace H. Miles
Walter Kinsley
Charles E. Sands
Frank Forester
Lakewood
Sands
Jay Gould
John White
White
Gould
Schlechter Extends Lead In Vienna Chess Tourney
In Vienna March 31 Carl Schlechter maintains the lead by defeating Reti in the masters tournament at the Vienna Chess Club. Duras wins with Salve and nears Schlechter in first place while Marshall, though unfinished with Alapin, holds a favorable position. Maroczy defeats Johner and Suechting beats Swiderski with several draws including Berger Rubinstein Teichmann Perlis Mieses Spielmann Tartakower Leonhardt Cohn Bardeleben.
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Vienna
Carl Schlechter
Reti
Duras
Salve
Schlechter
Marshall
Alapin
Maroczy
Johner
New York
Suechting
Swiderski
Berger
Rubinstein
Teichmann
Perlis
Mieses
Spielmann
Tartakower
Leonhardt
Cohn
Bardeleben
Italian Car Heads Toward San Francisco in Race
Zast car in the New York to Paris race is near this city with a large crowd awaiting its arrival Sartori went off course in the desert and must reroute up the coast toward San Francisco expected Thursday or Friday De Dion machine left Tonopah and moved through Goldfield toward Death Valley while a German car from Granger Wyoming had not been updated by late hour.
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Los Angeles
New York
Montclair Golf Club Announces 2024 Schedule And Rules
The Montclair Golf Club sets a 2024 season with weekly Saturday matches from May 2 to November 25 plus holiday events. A June handicap contest, September 5 qualifying, and October 3 finals shape a 36 hole handicap or scratch format with 50 cent entries and a $19 club prize pool.
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Montclair Golf Club
J. A. Kelsey
Paul Wilcox
Day of personal crisis reports in New Haven
Three people died by self harm in New Haven on March 31. J Davy of New York used gas in a hotel room, Mrs Stephen H Shaw wife of a railroad man drank carbolic acid, and Steven Steffens a cigar maker died by gas. Davy had recently returned to New York for commissions totaling 16 dollars, found to bankrupt, and left a forgiving note to his wife mentioning children. Israel Davy, once a Vermont banker, later a traveling salesman, was twenty years ago married to Mary Post of Rutland. they later separated.
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J. Davy
New York
Stephen H. Shaw
Steven Steffens
Davy
Somerset Club
Beacon Street
Boston
Rutland
Israel Davy
Vermont
Mary Post
J. E. Post
Earnings Decline for New York New Haven Hartford Rail Road
New Haven reports January showed heavy losses in gross and net earnings with freight down about a percent from the prior year. February saw a small net earnings gain aided by a longer month and milder weather after a harsh February in 197.
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New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Yale Swimmers Triumph Over Columbia in Final Meet
Yale defeated Columbia 31 to 2 at the C. C. N. pool on Washington Heights in the final local season meet. Yale won the opening relay, clinching the contest, while individual events featured Beattie’s tank record plunge of 70 ft 6 in, near the intercollegiate mark. Yale swept several races including the 50 yd, 100 yd, and 200+ yd events, with Columbia taking some distances but failing to close the gap. The water polo match ended Yale 4, Columbia 2, with Henes and Stevenson contributing key goals for Yale. Final standings show Pennsylvania and Princeton leading, with Columbia and Yale near the top of the league.
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Columbia
Yale
Washington Heights
New Haven
Beattie
Reid
Barker
Richards
Arkush
Moses
McKinlay
Matz
Goohen
Pennsylvania
Henes
Stevenson
C C N Y LACROSSE SCHEDULE FOR APRIL MAY
The College of the City of New York lacrosse schedule lists games in April against Stevens Institute at Hoboken Lehigh at South Bethlehem New York Lacrosse Club at New York Flushing Lacrosse Club at Flushing Columbia at Jasper Field Crescent Lacrosse Club at Bay Ridge May 2 Flushing Lacrosse Club at Jasper Field Columbia at South Field Class of 10 at Jasper Field New York Lacrosse Club at Van Cortlandt Park Alumni at Jasper Field
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College of the City of
Indians Win Three Mile Carlisle Cross Country
Indians from the Southwest dominate the Carlisle Indian commencement cross country run. Hopi Louis Towanima won in 14 minutes 2 2/5 seconds over a nearly three mile course. Pueblo John Corn and Digger Peter Thomas finished second and third among over forty tribes represented.
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Penn
Southwest
Arizona
Louis Towanima
John Corn
Pueblo
New Mexico
Peter Thomas
Cornell and Trinity Tie in Ten Inning Baseball
In Durham on March 31 Cornell and Trinity battled through ten innings ending in a 3 to 3 tie. Both teams produced a hard fought draw with late scoring threats nullified by strong pitching and solid defense.
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Durham
N. C
Cornell
Trinity
Baseball Today
Pinehurst hosts first and second rounds of North and South golf
In Pinehurst on March 31 the eighth annual North and South amateur saw many scores under 86 with two at 74. Notable results include Allan Lard of the Columbia Golf Club defeating J. D. Foot of Apawamis 2 and 1, and Lard advancing after a sharp recovery. Other first round results feature Fred Herreshoff, Walter Fairbanks, and W. C. Fownes, with second round matchups including Herreshoff vs McElwee and Porter vs H. C. Fownes.
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Columbia Golf Club
J. D. Foot
Apawamis Golf Club
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R. Ho McElwee
Onwentsia
Chicago
Wardwell
Megunticook
Fred Herreshoff
Garden City
L. A. Hamilton
Englewood
Allegheny
C. L. Becker
Woodland
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Oakmont
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Denver Country
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Fox Hills
Columbia
AC Travis
New York
D Foot
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T. Crocker, Jr
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Porter
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Fairbanks
W . Fownes
Foot
Olympic Fund Receives $609 Gift From Spalding
Julian W. Curtiss announced that A G Spalding donated 609 dollars to the American Olympic committee fund to send a U S team to the Olympic games in England this summer.
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Julian W. Curtiss
A. G. Spalding
England
Racing Results at New Orleans Fortunes and Times
At New Orleans racing results list multiple races from four furlongs to over a mile. Romp and Seota led the first race with Koerner and Leer among the jockeys. Jack Bratton and Raimondo won the six furlongs. Kramesha II and Vohoome placed in the five-and-a-half furlongs. Blagge and Al Muller headed the handicap. Monsignor and Jack Witt won the longer races. Hanni! Rey and Whisk Venom opened the day, with a long field of runners in each event.
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Tennette
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BENNING ENTRIES TODAY FIFTH RACE APRIL SELLING STEEPLE CHASE
Entrants listed for today in the fifth race a selling steeplechase for four year olds and up with 750 added prize across about two miles. Judges White Yama Christy Huddes and Grandpa Newt Fisher noted among entries. Sixth race handicap for three year olds and up over one mile on the Columbia course includes Holecher Arkie Refameoore Peter Knight Tee Willlesranktie Tew Hower Shear King of Kashan Apprentice allowances listed.
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May Cut Santa Fe Dividend
The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe directors meet to decide on a semi annual dividend for common stock and are expected to cut the rate from 3 to 2 percent. The firm has paid 6 percent since 1997, with nine and a half million dollars charged off for improvements in the year to June 20. For eight months to March 1 earnings fell by over four million, yet the company may maintain 6 percent on common stock if the directors deem it prudent.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railways Company
Wall Street
Atchison
Gouverneur Building Co borrows $100,000 from Mrs Sage
The Gouverneur Building Company borrows $19,000 at high rate for three years on premises at the northeast corner of Gouverneur Lane and Water street from Mrs. Margaret O Sage widow of Russell Sage. The Atlantic Dock Co lends $75,000 on the plot at 156th Street and German Place to the Dacon Realty Co. It is a building loan.
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Russell
Federal judge rules on maximum freight rate and two cent fare
Kansas City March 31 Judge Smith McPherson holds federal courts have jurisdiction over both the maximum freight rate and the two cent passenger fare cases in Missouri. Railroads have continued selling tickets at the 2 cent rate for seven months despite the ruling. Reading March 31 six hundred railway shop workers laid off after earlier suspensions totaling 350. Roanoke March 31 eight hundred Norfolk and Western workers discharged as shops return to full time after months of half-time work. Toledo March 31 A L Irish, broker and vice-president of Atlantic Phonograph, files bankruptcy with liabilities of 464790 and assets of 76000. Adams March 31 Berkshire Manufacturing posts wage cuts of about 10 percent affecting three thousand workers starting April 6. Pawtucket March 31 I and P Coats threads mill warns 10 percent wage cuts to be effective April, about 2999 workers affected.
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