Jubilee wins fourth race at Benning track in muddy conditions
Jubilee, a three year old by Compute, romps home by five lengths in the Benning track's fourth race amid heavy footing from last night. Glivedear led early before Jubilee surged to the head of the stretch and held off The Shaughran. Berkeley and Sober shared betting interest as favorites but Jubilee showed class, with other races featuring Banyah and Giles in close finishes.
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The
Tribune
Weekington
Jubilee
Een
Compute
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Glivedear
Stretc
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Sober
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Berkeley
jFesterme
John E. Oudurate
Banyah
Giles
S&s
Smoer
Mike
Bengsl
Gaes
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Dark
Azure Maid
Kurt Servile
Remrinz
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Ergreen
Marty Bergen
Socker
McDaniel
Billy Daly
Hartford Bey
Bills
Van
H. Harris
McCarthy
Duke of Portland’s St Simon Dies After Illustrious Career
Lon April 2 The Duke of Portland’s famous St Simon died this morning. The horse was bought for $5.66 and held a record throughout his racing career. St Simon sired Diamond Jubilee and Phenom who won the Derby in 190 and 1855. The horses raced in the colors of the Prince of Wales.
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Lon
Duke of Portland
St Simon
Renald
Simeon
Diamond Jubilee
Pe Mom
St Prince of Waller
Jockeys Hurt in Grim Fair Grounds Race Crash
In a disastrous April race at the Fair Grounds, six of fifteen starters collapsed early. Four jockeys were seriously hurt. Harold D. fell after the start, with others including Teesenhurst Calabash Wild Irishman and Urpaw injured. Koerner and Leibert suffered internal injuries while Rice broke an archbone.
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Fair Grounds
Lees
Harold D
Teesenhurst
Calabash
Urpaw
Bilac
Skirvina
Rice
Koerner
Leibert
Horses in Training out curses in Training
A periodical on horse training cites its extensive contents including detailed entries for each stable trainer and horse, a list of new two year olds registered with the Jockey Club, and an index of owners and trainers. It also features notes on American and English turf winners and long time track records.
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Caee
Jockey Club
Mandy
Gentleman Sells Horse and Harness on Broadway Bargain
Advertisement notes a gentleman giving up horses and carriages with a complete outfit to be secured at HEALEY 409 List and Broadway. It lists items including a harness and brougham with attention to a purchaser named Mr. M. and mentions Cabrielet and Inghar Fair sil outfits.
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Besley Brougham
Inghar Fair
New York Players Lead National Court Tennis Draw
The Racquet and Tennis Club hosts the national championship draw with entrants T A Havemeyer Foxhall P Keene Payne Whitney Charles E Sands Eustace H Miles and Pierre Lorillard Jr On opening day Keene vs Havemeyer and Lorillard vs Miles face off Then Miles is favored against Keene to meet Payne Whitney while the other winner faces Sands Its winner advances to the challenge round against Jay Gould with Miles showing improved form in recent play.
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Foxhall P. Keene
Payne Whitney
Charles E Sands
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London
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Tuxedo
Sands
Jay Gould
George Standing
Peter Lathem
Miles
Golf Events and Club Changes Highlight Spring Schedule
The Country Club of Atlantic City opens its spring open on April 30 to May 2 with 36 hole qualifiers for multiple cups and 18 hole match play. Lakewood and Midland clubs announce events and officers. Marine and Field and Dyker Heights announce a partial consolidation benefiting both clubs and the course. Allan Lord wins United North and South title at Pinehurst with John Porter losing 4 up 4 to play. Travis wins consolation.
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Country Club
Atlantic City
Walter Fudge
J. Haines Lippincott
Frederick 5. Sherman
Frederick C. Robbins
Lakewood
Marine and Field Club
Dyker Heights Country Club
Johnson
Thirteenth Avenue
6Th Street
Dyker Heights Club
Marine and Field
Pinehurst
Allan Lord
Columbia Golf Club
Washington
John B. Porter
Pittspore
A. ©. Travis
New York
V. Parreill
Deal
Chess Match A Draw Between American and British Teams
Philadelphia April 2 The international cable chess match played March 21 ends in a draw with three points each. Referee W P Shipley reportedly awarded the Blumberg Columbia versus Lob Oxford game to the English side, leaving England with three match wins to America's one and four draws. Rice trophy stays in England for another year.
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Philadelphia
Blumberg
Columbia
Lob
Oxford
W. P. Shipley
England
America
Unfinished Chess Games Decided in Vienna Masters
Vienna April 2 unfinished games in the international chess masters tournament were played off today. Spielmann drew with Duras as Duras held the edge in position. Alapin beat Bardelenden but lost another unfinished game to Marshall. Cohn lost to Johner and another to Rubinstein.
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Tribune
Vienna
Spielmann
Duras
Alapin
Bardelenden
Marshall
Cohn
Johner
Rubinstean
Haida Launch By Fleischmann Schooner Yacht
Colonel Fleischmann’s new auxiliary schooner Haida, designed by Cox & Stevens, was launched yesterday at Morris Heights. The vessel measures 16 feet long with a 2 foot beam and draws five feet with centreboard up, featuring a schooner rig and a Wiersepower engine for sail or power propulsion.
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Max €. Fleischmann
Messrs
Cox & Stevens
Morris Heights
Fleischmann
Vanderbilt Cup Rules Tighten Weight and Entry Terms
The American Automobile Association racing board set Vanderbilt Cup conditions for the fall race. Changes include higher minimum and lower maximum car weights, two-person car requirements, and a $1100 entry fee with penalties for late entries. The date, rules, and route will be announced by July 1 1908, with Savannah and Long Island among discussed venues.
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American Automobile Association
Savannah
Long Island Motor Parkway
Frank G. Webb
H. Rossiter Worthington
Harry W. Knights
A. K. Riker
Alfred Reeves
Frederick H. Elliott
Automobile Club of France
American Automobille Association
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Frank C. Battey
Savannah Automobile Club
George W. Tiedeman
William B. Stephens
R. J. Davant
W. ‘. Austin
Hoke Smith
Clifford L. Anderson
New Auto Club Formed at New York Athletic Club
A dinner at the New York Athletic Club formed a formal auto owners section within the club. About seventy-five members attended, with Walter Wilson presiding and George W. Kuhike among speakers. The group aims to operate like other regional clubs and has potential 200 members joining, with four hundred eligible owners.
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New Automobile Section
Automobile Club of America
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Walter Wilson
Mercantile Trust Company
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W. L. Mitchell
Warren W. Foster
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Mitchell
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Travers Island
Fast Run to Hounds at Meadow Brook Hunt Club
Meadow Brook Hunt Club riders met at Jericho for a brisk fox hunt. Of twenty starters only six finished amid stiff pace and hard jumps. Warner Baltazzi and Mrs. James Burden suffered falls. Baltazzi withdrew bruised after a heavy collision. Finishers included Samuel Willetts and several Grace and Cameron affiliates.
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Samuel Willetts
Miss Cornelia Bryce
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W. Scott Cameron
Jay Phipps
Metropolitan championships wrestlers clash at Boys Club
Preliminary bouts at the Boys Club set the stage for finals tomorrow night in the Metropolitan Association championships. Notable results include George Mehnert of National Turn Verein pinning H Lazmeky in 0 32, and H Selector defeating L Peterka in the 115 pound class after nine minutes.
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H. Selector
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Nealon Withdrawn From Carter Handicap Field
The Carter Handicap entrants declared by 3 o'clock yesterday include Charles Edward Nealon Uncle Jacobite Holaca Cairgorm Tony Faust J C Core Cohort Veil King Cobalt C W Burt Transvaal and Johnnie Blake.
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C. W. Burt
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Johnnie Blake
Yankees Comeback Wins Exhibition Over Atlanta Club
New York driven to a 5 to 4 comeback win in an exhibition with the Atlanta Club of the Southern League. A ninth inning rally gave the Yankees the victory after McKenzie faltered for Atlanta while Orth handled pitching duties for the visitors and the crowd jeered the home club’s late surge.
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Briarcliff race date debated by manufacturers committee
At a Briarcliff trophy meeting the manufacturers committee debated April 24 as the original race date and a 300 mile minimum distance. Contenders urged 12 laps to extend the course to about 300 miles while weather risks and road conditions were concerns. A final date rests with contestants and the racing board.
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Westchester County
Racing Board
Lee Morrell
Robert Rmission
Board of Supervisors
Eastview
Superb as Shutout of Montgomery by Brooklyn
The Brooklyn National League club defeated Montgomery 4 to 0 in Montgomery Alabama. Nap Rucker pitched a complete game allowing four hits. Batteries Brooklyn Rucker and Ritter Montgomery van Anda Weems and Messis. Umpire Sticknes.
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Rain Cancels Giants Texas League Game in Dallas
The second game of the Giants series with the Dallas team was called off due to continuous rain. The clubs will play the final game in Dallas tomorrow before the Giants depart for South McAlester Oklahoma.
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New York Giants
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Norwegian Motor Exposition Appeals to U S Manufacturers
Consul Felix S S Johnson of Bergen invites American motor boat and engine makers to apply for space at the Norwegian exhibition in Trondhjem this summer. He argues the event opens a new Norway market and showcases motor boats to fishermen, noting last year’s limited American presence. He urges participation despite costs, promising substantial returns.
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Felix S. S. Johnson
Bergen
Trondhjem
United States
Norway
Athletics Beat Pennsylvaniа 9–3
Philadelphia’s American League team defeated the University of Pennsylvania 9 to 3. The game featured Twitmire Colter and Porte and Chapman for the University of Pennsylvania against Vickers Smith and McDonough for Philadelphia with inning by inning scoring listed.
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College Soccer Scores Across Venues Reported
At Durham Trinity defeated Colgate 4 to 3. In Richmond Richmond beat Toronto by score 0 to none. Washington Georgetown routed Amherst 9 to 0. Charlottesville saw Cornell upset by Virginia 4 to 0. New York Fordham edged St John’s College Brooklyn 7 to 2. South Orange Seton Hall beat Bowdoin 6 to ?
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No Word From The French Car In San Luis Obispo Area
An Italian car in a Paris to New York race passed through San Luis Obispo at 4 PM, about 200 miles from the city. The French car, involved in the Death Valley-Val area pursuit, had not been reported since leaving Goldfield yesterday and was last traced near Eche, Utah.
Condition of Colonel Cody Improves Amid Pneumonia Fear
April 2 Buena Vista Colorado Midland train collision near a burning bridge endangered a 100 passenger coach. Prompt use of brakes kept cars from falling, engines escaped, no injuries reported.
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