Jubilee romps home in heavy Benning track race
Jubilee, a three year old by Compute, won the fourth race at Benning in heavy going, extending his streak to three straight at the meeting. He outpaced rivals despite slow start and last night’s rain softened track, finishing five lengths ahead of Glivedear with Obdurate also among early favorites. McCarthy rode two winners in the program as Benning’s summaries detail the Handicap for three year olds and up.
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the Tribune
Washington
Jubilee
Een
Benning
Glivedear
Tog Emough
Shaughran
Gmong
Van
Berkeley
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Gern
Giles
Banyah
Benyeh
Darkle
Azure Maia
Servile
Azure Maid
Ercern
Martyr Bergen
McDaniel
Daly
Hartford Ber
Billy
Harris
McCarthy
Voted Racehorse Mrs St Simeon Dies
Lon April 2 The Duke of Portland's famous T Mrs St Simeon died this morning. The horse, originally purchased for a small sum, held a notable racing record. St Simeon sired Diamond Jubilee and Pectmon which won the Derby in 1900 and 1855, racing in the Prince of Wales colors.
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Lon
Duke of Portland
St Simeon
Simon
Diamond Jubilee
Pe-c-mon
Prince of Wales
Jockeys Injured in Severe Collision at Fair Grounds
At the Fair Grounds in New Orleans on April 2 an early race accident left six riders from a field of fifteen down. Harold D. toppled and four others were less seriously injured while Rice broke a collarbone. C Koerner and Leibert may have internal injuries.
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Lees
Turne
Harold D
Seahurst
Calabash
Horses in Training Out Horses in Training
The publication details stable listings with trainer and secretary, a register of new two year olds with the Jockey Club, and thorough indexing to locate owners and trainers. It features key race mounts from 1913 to 1939, American and English turf records, winning sires and owners, and top money winners, valuable to every racing follower.
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Aluto
Secory
Jockey Club
Gentleman offers horses and carriage outfit for sale
Classified ad notes a complete horse and carriage set including a Lee Harness Pesle Brougham Cabriolet with minor wear. Purchasers can inspect and secure the outfit by contacting Mr. M. at Healey and Broadway.
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Healey
List
Broadway
Mr. M
New Yorkers Featured In National Court Tennis Draw
The national court tennis championship opens Monday at the Racquet and Tennis Club in New York. Entrants include T A Havemeyer Foxhall P Keene Payne Whitney Charles E Sands Eustace H Miles of London and Pierre Lorillard Jr of Tuxedo. Keene and Lorillard meet Miles in the opening day with Whitney to face the winner on Tuesday. Miles expected to win his first match. Sands is past his peak but capable of a strong showing.
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Racquet and Tennislub
T. A. Havemeyer
Foxhall P. Keene
Payne Whitney
Charles E Sands
Eustace H. Miles
London
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Tuxedo
Keene
Havemeyer
Loriblard
Miles
England
Winnner
Sands
Jay Gould
George Standing
Peter Latham
Atlantic City Golf Opens With Multiple Cups and Qualifiers
The Country Club of Atlantic City hosts a four cup event with a 36 hole qualifying round over April 30 to May 2, plus special cups for additional sixteens. The Lakewood open follows April 23 and 24 with a team prize for the lowest aggregate. Midland Golf Club elects officers and outlines an active season. Marine and Field Club and Dyker Heights Golf Club consolidate operations at Dyker Heights, boosting club life. Allan Lord wins United North and South Championship for the second straight year defeating John E. Porter. A C Travis takes the consolation cup.
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Country Club
Atlantic City
Walter Budge
J. Haines Lippincott
Frederick S. Sherman
Frederick C. Robbins
Lakewood
The
Midland Golf Club
William J. Youngs
August van Cortlandt
H. L. Nichols
Walter J. Travis
Devereaux Emmet
Marine and Field Club
Dyker Heights Country Club
Johnson
Thirteenth Avenue
Sth Street
Dyker Heights Club
Marine and Field
Chess Match A Draw Between American and British Teams
In Philadelphia on March 21 the international cable chess match between American and British universities is unofficially declared a draw with three points each. The decisive game between Blumberg of Columbia and Lob of Oxford hints at a British win as referee Shipley has not formally ruled. England leads overall with three wins to America’s one, and four draws.
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Philadelphia
Blumberg
Columbia
Lob
Oxford
W. P. Shipley
England
America
Unfinished chess games decided in Vienna tournament
International masters tournament in Vienna saw unfinished games completed. Spielmann drew with Duras after Duras held an edge. Alapin won against Bardeieben but relinquished another unfinished game 190 Marshall. Cohn lost to Johner and to Rubinstein in separate games.
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Vienna
Spielmann
Duras
Alapin
Bardeieben
Marshall
Cohn
Johner
Rubinstein
Launch of the Haida auxiliary schooner at Morris Heights
Fleischmanns new auxiliary schooner Haida, designed by Cox and Stevens, was launched at Morris Heights yesterday. This is the second Haida owned by Colonel Fleischmann, the first having become the Columbine. The present Haida measures 10 feet by 20 feet, draws five feet with the centerboard up, carries a schooner rig, and has a 4 horsepower engine for sail or power propulsion.
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Max
Fleischmann
Messrs
Cox & Stevens
Morris Heights
Colonel Fleischmann
Vanderbilt Cup race rules set weight limits and entry terms
The American Automobile Association racing board approved conditions for the Vanderbilt Cup including weight limits of 900 to 1200 kilos, two occupants per car with minimum 132 pounds each, and a race length of 2 to 300 miles. Entries open September 1 1908 with fees of 1000 dollars. later fees double if late. Savannah course discussed with Long Island parkway as alternative.
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American Automobile Association
Savannah
Long Island Motor Parkway
Frank G. Webb
H. Rossiter Worthington
Harry W. Knights
A. J. Riker
Alfred Reeves
Frederick H. Elliott
Automobile Club of France
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Frank C. Battey
Savannah Automobile Club
Racing Board
George W. Tiedeman
William B. Stephens
R. J. Davant
W. ‘. Austin
Savanna
Hoke Smi
Clifford L. Anderson
New Auto Club Formed by New York Athletic Club Members
At a New York Athletic Club dinner a formal automobile section was created for club members. About seventy five attendees heard that two hundred members had signaled interest and four hundred owners could be eligible. The group will pursue reduced rates on supplies and insurance, plus touring bureau and upgraded clubhouse access at Central Park and Travers Island.
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Automobile Club
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Automobile Club of America
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Walter Wilson
Mercantile Trust Company
George W. Kuhike
W. L. Mitchell
Warren W. Foster
Robert Lee Morrell
George B. Hulme
Mitchell
Automobile Committee
E. B. Gallaher
Central Park
Travers Island
Sec
Metro politan Association finals set after swift 115lb upset
Preliminary wrestling at the Boys' Club showcased George Mehnert and H Lazneky as top performers in 115 and 133 pound bouts. Multiple clubs including National Turn Verein Grace Athletic Club Intersettlement and Union Settlement advanced with rapid decisions as finals approach tomorrow night at the same venue.
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George Melinert
National Turn Verein
Dawn H. Laznicky
St. Bartholomew Club
H. Selector
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M. Curry
J. Hein
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William Hesse
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West Side Branc Men's Christian Association
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Joseph Brook
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Jenna O'Loughlin
Xav Athletic Club
Gus Bauers
National Athletic Club
Rubien Athletic Tnle
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Sven A. We. Chadwick
Bers Club
Ement Athletic Association
Hundred- Athletic Club
Athletic Azsport
Germany
Athick
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Dover Sporting Club
A. Keller
J. MacMillen
Mott Haven Ath
S. Epstein
Intersettlement Athletic Asian
H. Cheistrap
Sven A
H Andersen
Randolph
Fast Run to Hounds at Meadow Brook Hunt
Meadow Brook Hunt Club enjoyed a fast fox hunt from Jericho village on April 3. Only six of twenty riders finished the hill due to a stiff pace and hard jumps. Warn er Baltazzi was knocked unconscious after a fence fall and later withdrew. Mrs. James Burden also fell dismounting her horse. Finishers included Samuel Willetts M. F. H. Cornelia Bryce J. P. Grace Russell Grace W. Scott Cameron Jay Phipps and the two whips.
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Long Island
Mr. Baltazzi
James Burden
Samuel Willetts
Cornelia Bryce
J. P. Grace
Russell Grace
W. Scott Cameron
Jay Phipps
Nealon Withdrawn From Carter Handicap Field
Listed entries declared from the Carter Handicap up to 3 o'clock yesterday include Charles Edward Nealon Uncle Jacobite Holaca Caira gorm Tony Faust J. C. Core Cohort Veil King Cobalt C. W. Burt Transvaal and Johnnie Blake leaving the race field unchanged for now.
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Nealon
Jacobite
Holaca
Cairagorm
Tony Faust
J. C. Core
Cohort
Veil
King Cobalt
C. W. Burt
Transvaal
Johnnie Blake
Yankees Rally to Beat Atlanta Club in Exhibition
New York Yankees edge Atlanta Club 5 to 4 in an exhibition at Atlanta. Needing a late push, the Yankees score three runs in the ninth inning to overcome McKenzie’s pitching for the hosts and Orth for New York. Umpire Weeks. Battery details: Orth and Sweeney for the Yankees, McKenzie and McMur...
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Yankees
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Sweeney
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Briarcliff Race Date Backed By Auto Makers
At a meeting of the automobile manufacturers' committee the Briarcliff trophy race date was set for April 24 with a preference for a 300 mile minimum. The board will decide on weather and final distance next week, while drivers protest potential rain and hard conditions. Contenders included Rand Hollander Tacroix Lozier and Bowman.
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Westchester County
Racing Board
Robert Lee Morrell
Board of Supervisors
Eastview
Michael Griffin
Mount Kisco
E Rand Hollander
Lacrotx
Renault
Harry Lozier
Cussion
Fiat Car
Paul
Morrell
E. Rand Hollander
Paul Tacroix
Montague Roberts
C. A Singer
Sidney B. Bowman
Superbas Shut Out Montgomery in Ninth Inning Shutout
Brooklyn beats Montgomery 9 to 4 in Montgomery. Nap Rucker pitched nine innings with four hits allowed. Umpire Stickney presided as Br.lym, Rucker, and Ritter teamed to stop the Southern League club after yesterday's defeat.
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Ala
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Nap
Br Lym
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Rain Forces Giants to Postpone Dallas Game
The second game of the Giants series in Dallas was cancelled due to heavy rain. New York will play the final game tomorrow and then depart for South McAlester Oklahoma.
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New York Giants
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South McAlester
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Norwegian Motor Exposition Urges American Makers to Exhibit
Consul Felix S S Johnson of Bergen invites US motor boat and engine manufacturers to file space applications for a summer exhibition at Trondhjem. He says the event will open a new Norwegian market, notes Norway’s western fishing fleet is adopting motors, and urges broad American participation to match foreign displays despite high costs.
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Bergen
Trondhjem
United States
Norway
Athletics Defeat Pennsylvania 9 to 3 in Exhibition
Philadelphia Amer team beat the University of Pennsylvania nine by 9 to 3. The scoring details show Philadelphia taking a decisive lead with innings listed as 9 to 3, aided by pitchers Twitmire Collier Porte and Chapman, with Smith and McDonough contributing at bat.
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Philadelphia
University of Nnsylvania
Re. & Pennsylvania
Twitmire, Collier and Porte and Chapman
Smith and McDonough
Italian car in New York to Paris race passes San Luis Obispo
The Italian car in the New York to Paris race moved through San Luis Obispo at 4 pm, about two hundred miles from the city, and is expected to reach tomorrow. The French car has not reported since leaving Death Valley, while the Prater German machine reached Echo, Utah after Goldfield yesterday.
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San Luis Obispo
Peath Valle
Goldfield
College Football Scores Mixed Across Venues
At Durham Trinity defeated Colgate 4 to 3 in a tight match. In Richmond Richmond Virginia crushed Toronto in an Eastern region game. Amherst blanked Norfolk at Charlottesville and Cornell slipped past Virginia 4 to 0. Fordham beat University at New York 7. Seton Hall edged Bowdon 6 to 2 in New Jersey.
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Colonel Cody Improves After Illness in Chicago
Colonel W. F. Cody arrived in Chicago yesterday and is reported in much improved health with pneumonia danger considered remote. The update follows his sudden illness on arrival and notes the low risk of pneumonia.
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W. F. Cody
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