Hackenschmidt Quits In Drawn World Title Bout
Chicago match ends without a fall as George Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion quits after two hours against Frank Gotch the American champion. Gotch battles to a draw as crowd protests and police keep order. crowd fills Dexter Pavilion for first world championship bout since long wait.
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Yankees Defeat Atlanta In Southern League Exhibition
The New York Americans beat Atlanta 7 to 4 as Glade started for New York and Fox and Cummings contributed key hits. Chase stole second and third in the second inning and scored on a squeeze. Elberfeld and ten teammates left for Richmond and then Baltimore to join the regular squad.
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Giants Shut Out Dallas in Final Series Game
The New York Giants defeated Dallas 7 to 0 in the last game of the series in Dallas. Wiktse started five innings with speed and control, Beecher finished, and both pitchers showed good curves. The Giants depart for McAlester Oklahoma for exhibition games on Saturday and Sunday.
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Superb as Win in Ninth for Brooklyn Stars
In Montgomery April 3 1910 Brooklyn national league team defeated Montgomery southern league 9 to 6. Holmes pitched a solid start until the seventh inning as Montgomery cracked his curves and scored five runs. Finlayson finished the eighth to seal the win.
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Results of Other Games Across Virginia Venues
In Charlottesville University of Virginia beat Cornell 4 to 2. In Lexington Virginia Military Institute tied Hampden Sydney College 3 to 3. In Danville Danville Virginian League defeated Boston 7 to 1.
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New York Fencers Lead in Amateur League Trials
Preliminary bouts for the New York district in the Amateur Fencers League of America championship opened at the Fencers' Club. New York teams plus Chicago Philadelphia and Boston compete with finals three weeks hence at the New York Athletic Club gym. Top qualifiers in foils include McCullogh Breed and Curti from New York clubs. four contenders bunched for the final New York team.
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NYU Beats Bowdoin 6-5 In Cold Seven Inning Tilt
New York University defeated Bowdoin 6 to 5 in seven innings after Bowdoin tied the score in the seventh. Goerz, a freshman pitcher for NYU, drove in two runs with a bases loaded single and later scored the winning run on a short passed ball. Goerz shone despite a lame shoulder as Bowdoin's late rally fell short.
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McCarthy Stars At Benning In Washington Races
Dalton McCarthy earns early fame at Benning track with four wins under John B. Madden in Washington. Takahira and High Range boost Madden’s color while Woodline and Park Row score, and Benning favorites Poquessing and Brookdale falter as weather stays cold. The Metropolitan Golf Association announces its season handicap list with 518 players rated from scratch to nine strokes, including Travers and Travis at scratch and Knowles and Reid moving up.
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Yale and Fordham meet at Polo Grounds in afternoon game
Yale and Fordham clash at the Polo Grounds today in what promises a lively contest if the chill stays down. Yale schedules three more Polo Grounds games against the Giants NYAC and Columbia on upcoming Saturdays with a 2 30 kickoff.
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Seton Hall Defeats Vermont In Close 2-1 Game
Seton Hall College defeated the University of Vermont today in South Orange by 2 to 1. Strong defense and timely fielding kept the scoring low as Vermont had two double plays and Seton Hall one. Final line shows Seton Hall 2 Vermont 1 with Mahoney Meegan and Burke vs Barrington and Hunt as batteries.
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American Automobile Association Expands Touring Info Network
The AAA touring board in Buffalo handles vast inquiries as 90 members coordinate routes and hotel and garage lists for towns over 5 000 population across 27 states. Plans call for publishing a comprehensive year book and offering free copies to about 18 000 members. An office in Paris under Victor Breyer enables members to rent first class cars in Europe with all expenses covered.
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Italian car nears New York to Paris race arrival
The Italian car in the New York to Paris race is due in San Francisco late tonight after leaving San Jose. Sartori aims to complete the continent crossing before night rest, with plans for a big reception. The French car reached Mojave after two days in Death Valley. Protos, the German entry, was at Brigham City, Utah this afternoon.
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Marshall Wins Brilliancy. Ties Rubinstein For Fourth In Chess
In Vienna April 3 the ninth round of the international chess masters tournament saw F J Marshall defeat Bardeleben to join A Rubinstein in fourth place. Rubinstein drew with Schlechter, Duras beat Perlis and drew Schlechter for the lead, Murocau stays third for now. Teichmann beat Jobner, Mieses downed Reti, Swiderski beat Leonhardt, Salve drew with Suechting, Berger and Alapin adjourned in Alapin's favor.
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Vanderbilt Divorce Hearing Advances Under Referee
The Vanderbilt divorce case before referee David McClure at 22 William Street continues with testimony from Howard Kempster and a Vanderbilt maid. Mrs Vanderbilt may testify on the marriage, custody of her six year old son William is expected, alimony terms likely to be agreed.
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Kings County Hospital Charges Filed Over Cruel Treatment
William Connolly, a former Kings County Hospital employee, files charges with the Department of Charities alleging cruel patient care. He cites overcrowded ambulances, delirious patients sent away unfixed, babies expelled at midnight, deaths and alleged theft by staff. Dr. Fitzgerald urges reforms but disputes some claims.
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Two Adrift All Night In Open Boat Near Stamford Lighthouse
John J. Cook keeper of Stamford lighthouse and his wife drifted in an open launch lost its sole oar after breaking down in Long Island Sound near Eaton's Neck. Rescued by lifesaving crew after exposure nearly claimed them. Mrs. Cook ill two weeks ago.
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Creditors Paid in Full for Nernst Lamp Co
Judge James G Young ordered payment to 300 creditors of the Nernst Lamp Co a Westinghouse unit now in receivership. About 16000 dollars in claims, mostly small, will be paid in full at once. A plan to remove the company from receivership is being prepared.
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Automobile Listings for Newark Area Dealers
Classified automotive ad from Newark area dealers listing vehicles for sale and contact details. Includes Brush McLaren Motor Co at 47 William Street and Rickey Motor Co near Grove Street East Orange with telephone contact 3761-R. Listings reference Watsey Street 201 295 and Fel 3155.
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Fire at Haggin Farm Kills Forty Five Horses
The Elmendorf stock farm in Texington Kentucky suffered a barn fire destroying thirty four mares most in foal and eleven colts. Two famous brood mares Garterless and Summit perished. Officers estimate losses near 100000 dollars. Incendiary theory pursued after a threatening letter reported four days earlier.
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Stock Exchange Rivalry Game Set for Polo Grounds
The annual baseball game between the New York Stock Exchange and the Boston Stock Exchange will be held at the Polo Grounds on Saturday May 23. Tickets cost $1 and are available from C. E. Knoblauch at 52 Broadway. A dinner at the Plaza Hotel will follow.
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Clerk Held On Larceny and Forgery Charges
Waring Benham, a confidential clerk for Densmore & Compton, was arrested at his East 7th Street home and arraigned in the Tombs on grand larceny and forgery. Prosecutors say his theft may total $20,000 to $25,000 over two years with a $750 check theft cited. Compton testified as complainant. hearing adjourned to Monday. bail set at $5,000.
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Notter Defeated by Jack Witt in Fourth Race at Fair Grounds
In New Orleans on April 3 at the Fair Grounds Tomaceo ridden by Notter was bested by Jack Witt. Notter and owner C. R. Ellison faced judges amid calls for further inquiry as the crowd gathered. Race summaries list winners and odds for seven events with times and runners.
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Eastbound Continental Limited Wrecked Near Catlin
The eastbound Continental Limited on the Wabash Railroad derailed at Catlin six miles from Danville at 1 PM. No fatalities reported and only a few passengers injured. The cause remains unknown as the train was traveling slowly through Catlin.
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Fires Cause Million Dollar Loss at Distillery Mill
Fire at Corning & Co. distillery mill in Peoria Illinois burned for hours today causing losses between 750000 and 1000000. An adjoining shed with 3750 cattle was threatened at one point. In Lynchburg Virginia a separate blaze destroyed four factories and four negro dwellings totaling about 225000 in damages.
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Texas Railroads Cut Expenses in Texas Lines
Telegraph dispatch from Galveston reports orders from major railroads including Katy Santa Fe Southern Pacific and Rock Island Frisco to slash traffic department costs in Texas by at least 40 percent. Texas officials oppose the retrenchment and say operating and mechanical departments are already at minimum.
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