Benning Race Day Brings Upsets and Close Finishes
At Benning racetrack April weather slowed tracks but drew a good crowd. Bob Callahan Jr. tops the day with a narrow win as Grandpa dominates the April Selling Steeplechase, while McCarthy claims two victories and others fall short in tight finishes.
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Rich Handicap For Trotters At Reston Grand Circuit Meet
A $0,000 handicap race at Reston on August 1 features a 1 ¼ mile trot with slow horses receiving start allowances up to 80 seconds from fastest. The New England Trotting Breeders Association funds the event with an $80 entrance fee and purses: first $9,000 second $4,500 third $1,000 fourth $250 fifth $400 sixth $100. Handicaps and speed allowances are set by officials with entries due and starts assigned August 6 based on horse ability and expert parimutuel judgment.
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Lazareff Plans Russian Derby Ride in St Petersburg
Petersburg April 1 M Lazareff a leading Russian turf figure who won last year’s Russian Derby engages Mae Radthey the famed American jockey to ride his horse in St Petersburg Lazareff Mantine a Moscow stable features Winfield as its principal jockey in another arrangement
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Twenty Cars Enter Briarcliff Stock Car Race Field
Twenty cars are entered for the Briarcliff stock car race to be run on Westchester County roads April 24. Two late nominations bring the count to twenty: a Simplex entered by Joe Seymour and a Benz entered by L. J. Bergdoll. Drivers are not yet named. A committee meeting with contestants will be held this afternoon.
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Italian car leads New York to Paris rally through Santa Barbara
The New York to Paris race saw Sartori's Italian car pass Santa Barbara at 4 PM en route to Alcatraz, aiming for San Francisco by tomorrow night. The German car reached Evanston, Wyoming for the night, while the De Dion French car pushes through Death Valley toward its next checkpoint.
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Automobile Club of New Jersey elects officers at Trenton meeting
The Associated Automobile Clubs of New Jersey held its third annual meeting in Trenton electing G. F. Post as president W Crosby as first vice president Captain Walter E Edge as second vice president and H A Bonnell as secretary treasurer Post succeeds Wilbur F Sadler Jr and Bonnell succeeds J E Gill. The group endorsed improved license registration inspectors and road-funding measures and backed bridge plans over Newark Bay and road bond bills. A trophy system replaces ribbons for the next car contest with officials including Jefferson De Mont Thompson and A A A racing board.
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Two Golfers Survive in North and South Amateurs
In Pinehurst on April 1 in the semi final round of the eighth annual North and South amateur championship John E. Porter of the Allegheny County Club defeated Fred Herresheff by 7 up and 4 to play. Allan Lard of the Columbia Club beat Walter Fairbanks of the Denver Country Club by 3 up and 2 to play. In the consolation division S. V. Farrelly of Deal defeated L. E. Wardwell Megunticook and A. Travis of New York defeated N. B. Hurd of Oakmont.
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Big Billiard Tourney Sets International Amateur Championship
The National Association of Amateur Billiard Players outlines April 2 to 14 for the tournament at the Liederkranz Club with 18 inch balk line matches to 49 points. Likely entrants include Lucien de Rolie from France and four top Americans led by Calvin Demarest and Charles Conklin. Wilson P. Foss may also compete as the event launches international amateur billiards relations.
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Princeton Tigers Blank Dickison In Baseball Victory
Princeton defeated Dickison 7 to 0 on April 1 as three Princeton pitchers saw varsity action. Wilson pitched five scoreless innings, Horton struck out three in the sixth, and Clark allowed only two hits in the last three. Captain Harlan made a remarkable leaping catch, while Sides and Fish contributed key hits.
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Columbia Defeats St. John's College In Nocturnal Baseball clash
Columbia beat St. John's College 14 to 7 on South Field yesterday. The game ended after seven and a half innings due to darkness as Columbia’s bullpen allowed nine hits and six errors aided by Castle’s pitching for St. John's. Davis homered? No, singled and doubled for Columbia while Lee faced two batters in a wild fifth inning.
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Yale Defeats Trinity 6 2 In Yale Field Game
Yale tops Trinity 6 to 2 as Williams shines in fast fielding and Jones steals bases. Captain Jones leads Yale with base running while Trinity struggles to hit Yale pitchers and manage defense. New Haven police? No.
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New York University Defeats Polytechnic Institute 15 to 2
New York University defeated the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn at Ohio Field by 15 to 2. Murphy pitched steadily for NYU with six strikeouts as the score unfolded with NYU sending across runs in multiple innings.
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Penn Defeats Albright 13 to 2 in Baseball Feast
In Philadelphia this April, the University of Pennsylvania beat Albright College 13 to 2. The Penn scoring included a 38 leading to the final tally while Albright managed two runs. Batteries were Twitmire Collier and Porte for Penn. Eisenberger Yelser and Becker for Albright.
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Bowdoin Beats Brown 5–4 In Season Opener
Bowdoin defeated Brown 5 to 4 in the opening game of the baseball season. Brown could not hit pitcher Files and committed costly errors with men on base. The Brown lineup included Nourse and Raymond, while Bowers and Files pitched for Bowdoin.
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College scores reported from four venues
Virginia defeats Amherst 5 to 1 in Charlottesville. Georgetown defeats Gallander 13 to 2 in Washington. Trinity beats Colgate 9 to 0 in Durham. North Carolina defeats Cornell 5 to 2 in Chapel Hill.
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Umpires Review Rules at NL Officials Meeting
National League umpires reviewed playing rules and season instructions at a staff meeting. Present were R D Emptlie St Thomas Ontario Henry O Day Chicago W J Klei New York Charles Rigler Massillon F R Rudderham Providence J E Johnstone Newark was absent ill.
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Chance for international meet between Oxford Cambridge and Yale Harvard
The Yale Alumni Weekly predicts Cambridge and Oxford may accept Harvard and Yale’s joint challenge for a London meet in July. Based on last Saturday’s Cambridge Oxford results, English athletes are favored in the half mile mile three mile and broad jump, while Americans are favored in the 100 yard dash high jump and hammer throw with the quarter and hurdles uncertain.
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Yankees Beat Colts In Practice Game In Atlanta
Regulars of the New York Americans defeated the Colts 5 to 2 in Atlanta. Doyle pitched the last four innings, holding the Colts to one hit, while Zeller opened and Labored four innings. Blair homered for the Colts, and Elberfeld sparked the regulars with a run and key plays.
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Montgomery Beats Brooklyn in Loosely Played Game
Montgomery, Ala. April 1 The Brooklyn National League nine lost to the Montgomery Southern League team 5 to 4 in a loosely played contest. Errors were numerous on both sides with Brooklyn making five and Montgomery four. Wilhelm started for Brooklyn and was effective before Hunter, a new recruit, relieved him in the sixth and was hit hard as Montgomery scored three to take the lead. The second game of the series is set for tomorrow.
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Giants Beat Dallas Team 6 to 2 in Texas Shaker
The New York Giants defeated the Dallas team 6 to 2 in Dallas. Mathewson and McKinney dominated the local batsmen while Bresnahan Ellers and Miller held the line for the Giants. Umpire Dunlap oversaw the game with batteries listed as Mathewson McKinney Bresnahan for New York and Eters Cooper Miller for Dallas.
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Court Tennis Entries Lock In for Amateur Championship
Entries closed for the amateur court tennis championship to be held next week at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club. Local entrants include T. A. Havemeyer Payne Whitney Charles E. Sands and Foxhall P. Keene who is traveling from England. The Tuxedo Club sends Piierre Lorillard Jr. and Jay Gould with no play until the challenge round Eustace H. Miles of London also competes Miles and Peter Latham practiced yesterday. overall a quiet day for contenders.
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Bromilow Wins New Jersey Championship Mile in Newark
Joseph Bromilow of the Fresh-American Athletic Club captured the one mile championship of New Jersey at the 1st Regiment Athletic Association meet in Newark. Bromilow led from three quarters distance to beat William Berker by about ten yards with F G Bellars of the New York A C finishing third. Time 4:31.5. Dan Frank won the 75 yard handicap open event, clocking 7.5 seconds from the eight foot mark.
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Rheumatism Kills In One Week At Riverhead
Daniel McCaffery of Riverhead Long Island died within a week after rheumatism began with foot pains and spread to the brain. Four men restrained him for a time as the illness progressed. Opiates failed to ease symptoms and he had not slept eighty hours. The attending physician labeled it one of the fastest cases on record.
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Gans Stops Robson In Three at National Club Bout
World lightweight champion Joe Gans defeated English featherweight king Spike Robson in the third round of a scheduled six round match at the National Athletic Club. Gans held a ten pound weight advantage and used a long reach to gain a decided edge.
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State to Return Southern Flags to Original Owners
The New Jersey House passed a Senate joint resolution directing the return of Civil War flags seized from Southern organizations. The flags will be returned under gubernatorial supervision to the groups from which they were taken.
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Gunners Sweep Metropolitan Trapshoot Title at Montclair
In a record field of trapshooters from the East G H Kouwenhoven of Bergen Beach Gun Club won the Metropolitan championship at Montclair by breaking 95 of 100. The Bergen Beach Club and New York Athletic Club tied 435 targets for best team, with Bergen Beach winning the shoot-off 119 to 116. Winged Foot scored 179 of 200 in aggregate as conditions featured strong wind and clear light.
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International chess masters resume play in Vienna eight round
In Vienna April 1 the eighth round of the Masters tournament saw Marshall beat Cohn and Johner defeat Berger as Americans close in. Reti drew Duras while Schlechter and Maroczy won to tie for first and second, with Tartakower and others also posting results.
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