Winged Foot topples Fox Hills in interclub shoot at Travers Island
Staten Island golfers from Fox Hills faced Winged Foot at Travers Island in an interclub match. Winged Foot won 423 to 388 after five men shot 100 targets each amid high winds. Fred Hodgman earned a 25 straight and 49 of 50 in the April Cup as NYAC dominated the opposition.
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Travers Island
New York Athletic Club
Fox Hills Golf Club
Winged Foot Club
Fred Hodgman
Markeman
Hodgman
Winged Foot
Fred Hodgmen
Billings
Pelham
Tuckerson
A. Titt
Ate
Ile Golf Club
FOX
Aeeteee
O'Donohue
Elias
Smith Trophy
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O' Donohue
Ier Crowe
H. Dugro
F. Hodgman
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C. I
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M Wens
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J Fine
Dr. Crowe Osenrece
Ci O' Donohue
Princeton Visitors Edge Montclair In Gun Club Meet
Montclair Gun Club hosts Princeton University for the home and home series opener amid a northwest gale that hindered targets. Local shooters won by a wide margin, 99 to 64 and 101 to 66, with the second leg set for May 2 at Princeton. Dr Burtis captured a BalListite Cup leg and E Colquitt won a special prize.
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Green Seal wins Audubon Stakes at Fair Grounds
New Orleans April 4 Green Seal the favorite won the Audubon Selling Stakes at the Fair Grounds. Pedro challenged in the stretch but Green Seal led from the start and held on. Other races reported include five furlongs won by Imervene and Frank Lorend, six furlongs won by Ridin Hood, and the mile and three sixteenths race with Lady er MMCY Powers. Next week New Louisiana Jockey Club races will be held at the Fair Grounds track as the winter meeting closes.
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New Orleans
Green Seal
Fair Grounds
Pedro
New Louisiana Jockey Club
FE. Walsh
Imervene
Alice
F. Burton
Trougham
Guy Fisher
Ledy Leora
Frank Lorend
Toy Bar
Roset
Ben Strong
Msecond Choice
Notter
Ridin Hood
Belle Strome
Delaby
Mr Peabody
Spion
Jack Bratton Tine
Vv. Powers
Arrowitt
Burton
Severus
Nott
Royal Onyx
V. Powers
Lord Dixen
Flynn
Hayes
St. Valen
Damie Javenese
George Y
la Cacheco
Booker
Ladyer
MMCY
Powers
Quages
Goldway
Belle Scott
Doctie
Yale Swimmers Ordered Not To Take Easter Trip
Yale faculty blocks a planned Easter trip to Chicago for the swimming team. The team had arranged meets with Illinois and Chicago universities and clubs, but the faculty opposed long trips for athletic squads for several reasons.
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Yale
Chicago
Illinois
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Midshipmen Open Lacrosse Season at Johns Hopkins
Annapolis April 4. In the first lacrosse game at the Naval Academy for many years the Midshipmen played against Johns Hopkins University and lost 16 to 1.
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Johns Hopkee University
Navy fencing selects captain for next year trip
Annapolis April 4 The navy fencing team elected Edmund S Brandt of Montclair New Jersey second class captain for next year's trip He succeeds Harold Le Fourdick of Kansas who will graduate in June
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Princeton Tigers Win Intercollegiate Swim Title
Princeton edged Yale and Pennsylvania to win the intercollegiate swimming championship in Princeton New Jersey scoring 17 points to Yale 15 and Pennsylvania 13 Two new records were set Denniston of Princeton lowered the 50 yard time to 15 seconds and Beaty of Yale surged 72 feet in the plunge for distance The meet ended with Princeton ahead in several events and the dual championship sharing honors with Pennsylvania Yale for other titles to be decided in New York next week
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Ralli
New York
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Raji
Peters
Parke
Dalrymple
Rogers
Reid
Sylvania
Chambers
Shirrock
Halli
Beatty
Chapman
Penn
Bad Falls At Meadow Brook Hunt Meet On Long Island
Twenty five riders attended the Meadow Brookhounds meet at Woodbury Church. A guest of W R Grace was thrown at the first fence as the pack jumped five railers and rode uphill. R F Potter suffered a nasty head injury after a fall while Waldo Johnson and others finished with the field. The hunt followed a course past Jones, Borland, Collier, and West Syossett roads toward the railroad station before scent was reset.
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Collier Place
Syossett Road
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W. Baltazz
L. V. Bell
F. G. Griswold
Jack Rawlins
J. S. Phipps
Columbia Dominates Brooklyn Polytechnic In Easy 18-5 Win
Columbia defeated Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute 18 to 5 at South Field. The Columbia lineup used most of its squad with strong pitching and fielding, while Brooklyn struggled with fielding errors led by Leslie the captain. Barill pitched two quick outs then walked two and hit one, allowing three Brooklyn runs in the second inning.
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South Field
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Polytechnic Institute
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Wolin
Peeces
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Toll
Schaefer
Hening
Osterhout
Stephenson
Horton
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Ross
Davis
Hendrick
Lee
McGovern
Colum
Mane
Mictenberger
Kimbel Stephenson
Camberlain Doran Kllent
Ty Polytechnic
Nlorten
Barili
Bey Hening
Baril
Hennig
Macleskey
Mr. Thorp
Ovv
Brooklyn Eleven Defeats Oceanic Sailors 5–1 at Marquette Oval
Brooklyn association football eleven defeated a steamship Oceanic team 5 to 1 at Marquette Oval Brookyln. Captain Watts scored twice before halftime as A York added a third after the break. York again and J D MacLennan tallied to seal the win while J Dunlop and team mates shone in goal.
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Spirited Amateur Boxing Bouts Crown Met AAU Finals
A large gym crowd witnessed the Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union finals at the Boys' Club on 10th Street and Avenue A. The program featured tight matches across weight classes with notable showings by A S Rubin, H Alberts, J Hein, M Ludeck, H Chelstrop, Gus Bauers, and G Guendot, among others, including dramatic decisions and several go the distance bouts.
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10Th Street
Avenue A
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Educational Alliance
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Ludeck
Hackenschmidt
Chelstrop
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A. S. Rubin
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A. J
Wortmann
G. Guendot
R. Schway
Hoys’ Club
S. Seibel
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National Turn Verein
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J. Gullecksen
Dore Sporting Club
D. J. Mahoney
St. George Athletic Club
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P. Wirdeil
Gus Bauers
R. Ruggend
A. Swenson
A. Karl
Harlem Young Men's Christian Association
S. Fleischer
A. Bulter
Walther Sets Armory Half Mile Record At Brooklyn Meet
Carl Walther of Company I wins the open half mile in 2:02.6 at the fifth annual indoor games of the Brooklyn Central Y M C A at the 14th Regiment Armory. H Putnam and F K Wallin lead early in the 880 yard race while Groves wins the one and a half mile under pressure. Crowd estimated around 4,000 as events span relay, sprint, and distance races with multiple clubs represented.
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14Th Regiment Armory
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Company I
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Company C
F. K. Wallin
Company B
J. Malone
Charles Muller
Mohawk Athletic Club
E. P. Carr
Xavier Athletic Association
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Matt Haven
William Brazil
Star Athletic Club
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Carr
Malone
Muller
Groves
R. Hitchcock
D. V. Noble
Fourth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
George Johns
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
E. Lynch
J. H. Constantine
F. J. Arnold
Church of the Evangel
Cuyler Presbyterian Sunday School
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal
14Th Regiment
A. Eckmars
Acorn Athletic Association
FE. Sandford
Manual Training High School
J. J. Eliott
High School of Commerce
Morris Bloom
Atlas Athletic Club
A. S Corbett
Tist Regiment
A. Fredericks
A. B. Westekamp
Trinity Club
Thomas Chesnut
Railroad Young Men‘s Christian Association
William A. Golden
St. Ann’s Club
M. A. Mulshine
Erasmus Hall High School
Boys’ High School
Spaulding A. A
Central Congregational
G. J. Flemming
New York
A. C
Wildnauer
Orange Y. M. C. A
R. Hyatt
West Side
Irish Relay Team Wins at Dominican Lyceum Meet
Indoor carnival at 69th Regiment Armory featured a sprint of Irish A A C against New York A C in the one mile relay won by Irish A A C by a yard. The program included multiple handicap sprints and distance events with many club and academy competitors across Dominican Lyceum and Catholic League entries.
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New York Athletic Club
Keck
Sheppard
Bacon
Sedley
William F. Landgraf
St. Bartholomew's A. C
J. J. Malloriey
Company I
FE. H. van Elling
James J. Archer
J. M. Murphy
W. J. Nichols
Xavier A. C
Irwin McDowell
Pastime
A. CC
L. Robertson
Irish A. A. C
J. Bromsow
Dan Frank
M. W. Sheppard
C. Bacon
New York
Joseph V. Cain
Joseph F. Dolan
Trinity Club
Ate
Joseph
Dominican Lynceum
Robert Gets
Holy Cross Lyceum
John McGrath
Joseph J. Flanagan
St. Alphonsus
Phil Moses
National A
Fred Chapman
J. McEmtee
New York A. C
T. J. Ridgway
Pastime A. C
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St. Bartholomew’'s
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Catholic Athletic League
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Laughlin Lyceum
John Carey
Ascension Society
R. R. Dempsey
Cathedral C. C
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E. Gillmore
W. Kerwin
James
E. J. Durtnall
W. J. O'Shea
Ross Wins Open at Pinehurst in Medal Play
Alexander Ross, open champion at Pinehurst, captured the thirty-six hole medal event in the eighth United North and South championship with rounds of 72 and 71 totaling 143. Bernard Nicholls, Nashville pro, was runner up with 150 while Donald J. Ross, Pinehurst pro, shot 153. Amateurs were led by John E. Porter 160, L. A. Hamilton 162, and C. T. Becker 163, with Frederick Herreshoff and A. H. Fenn among notable players.
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Alexander Ross
Ross
Bernard Nicholls
Nashville
Donald J. Ross
John E. Porter
Allegheny Country Club
L. A. Hamilton
Wrkagyl
C. T. Becker
Woodland
Frederick Herreshoff
Garden City
A. H.fenn
Poland Springs
Georgetown Beats Cornell In Ninth Inning Rally
Georgetown defeated Cornell 9 to 3 in the ninth inning rally as Heitman misplayed a single and wild throw, with Cornell’s Eberling hitting a first-inning homer as a feature. Gable and Williams kept Georgetown on top. Centwell and Duffy handled the latter. Time 1 50. Umpire Betts.
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Georgetown
Cornell
Heitman
Ithaca
Eberling
R.H.E. Georgetown
Cornell Ecenes
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Willams
Centwell
Duffy
Mr. Betts
Yale Defeats Penn Soccer 5-2 in New Haven
Yale beat the University of Pennsylvania 5 to 2 in New Haven as Penn trailed 2-0 at halftime. Yale exploded after the break with four goals in a ten minute span, assisted by goals from Hart and McNulty among others in a line-up featuring Baker and Crowell.
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Brickes So Gewese
Cape HE
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Cesevecetes Noyes
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Wood
Stiles Delivers for Navy in Ninth Inning Victory
Navy defeats Amherst 7 to 6 in a late rally as Stiles hits a long homer in the ninth after two were retired. Brick pitched well for Amherst but received weak support at critical moments. Umpire Colliflower presided in Annapolis.
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Highlanders' Second Team Beaten by Richmond Nine
Richmond defeats a New York Americans second team 4 to 1 as Chesbro's wildness and timely home hits fuel four Richmond runs. Manning shuts out the Yankees after replacing Chesbro. Niles misplays at short and Elberfeld shines. Ison errors in fifth allow the lone Ameri can run.
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Vermont Defeats Lehigh In A 4-1 Match
The University of Vermont defeated Lehigh 4 to 1 in Bethlehem Pennsylvania on April 4. Vermont scorers included goals in the first and second periods, with Collison and Burrington assisting on multiple plays. Lehigh foul trouble limited offense as Tressler Serfass Fippen and McMurtrie led the defense.
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Burrington
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College games map shows varied results across campuses
In Jersey City Seton Hall hosts batteries for Jersey City with Vandergrift Hall Ferry and Mahoney. At Washington Georgetown Cornell plays. In Virginia Washington and Lee meet Hampden Sydney. Carlisle hosts Dickinson Western Maryland and Franklin Marshall play. Carlisle Indians edge Carlisle contest, 16 to 5.
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Hampden Sidney College
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Franklin and Marshall College
Montgomery Out Of Excelsior Handicap Race
Announcement yesterday listed declarations for the Excelsior Handicap with Montgomery Tony Faust Cairngorm Yankee Girl Lawrence P. Daley Johnnie Blake Transvaal and Chalfonte among the entrants and withdrawals noted.
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Tony Faust
Cairngorm
Lawrence P. Daley
Johnnie Blake
Transvaal
Chalfonte
Local College and Minor League Scores Across Virginia
Scores from Virginia and nearby states include Norfolk State League matchups where Norfolk defeated Toronto 12 to 1, Portsmouth State League game with Portsmouth 3 over A toona 10, Birmingham Southern clash where Birmingham beat Birooklyn 5 to 4, Roanoke State League saw Roanoke top Virginia Polytechnic Institute 8 to 6, Lynchburg National League tied 6 to 6 with Boston, Danville State League game where Danville beat Brook lyn 8 to 6, and Memphis Chicago National encounter ending 6 to 6 amid regional standings.
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Atoona
Firmingham
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Roanoke
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Danville
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Memphis
Chicago
Fox Hills Opens Summer Greens With Windy Wager
Golfers at Fox Hills Golf Club celebrated the early opening of summer greens amid strong northwest winds. Dr. A H Thomas led Class A with 77 net while Class B winner was Thomas J Shelly with 78. Other scores followed as members praised the condition despite gusty weather. In a separate report, Bergen Beach Gun Club shooters posted good scores at Jamaica Bay traps despite a gale. six contests concluded with prizes captured by Dreyer, Lyman, Damron, and Armitage.
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A. H. Thomas
Thomas J. Shelly
Bergen Beach
Jamaica Bay
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Lyman
W. C. Damron
E. Armitage
Fox Hills Club Caddies Strike Over Wages
Seventy five caddies at Fox Hills Golf Club Clifton Staten Island walked out after the club refused last year’s 30 cent per round wage and tips. The club opened with a 40 cent per round rate and no tips allowed. Members with friends arrived to try the course while caddies protested.
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Boxing Death in Santa Fe Claimed Joseph Lacome
Joseph T. Lacome twenty one, son of a local hotel proprietor in Santa Fe New Mexico, died today from injuries suffered after a boxing bout yesterday with Joseph Cienfuegos. A nose wound bled and led to his death in the forenoon.
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Joseph Cienfuegos
Lacome
Qualify With Sabres Final Rounds Set For April in New York
Qualifying preliminaries for the sabre championship of the Amateur Fencers League of America were held at the Fencers Club on Fifth Avenue. G W Postgate and C A Bill led the field, with Curti and Lawrence also advancing to a final at the New York Athletic Club on April 23 and 24. Teams from Chicago Philadelphia and Boston expected. Postgate displayed peak form winning all bouts, while Bill lost only to Postgate. The event featured strong bouts and some near misses for spectators amid vigorous fencing action.
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C. A. Bill
New Yor Athletic Club
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Postgate
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W. D. Lyon
New York Athletic Club
T. Adams
Ames
Italian cigar maker fires at man and officer near Police HQ
Gus Frischio of 126 Chrystie street was arrested after firing on a man who fled and then shooting at Patrolmen Ferguson and Phillips at Spring and Mott. The ambush near Pati and Son barn follows recent bomb blasts. Frischio denied reasons, detectives search for the wounded assault victim, suspected Black Hand case.
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Chrystie Street
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Spring and Mott Streets
Spring Street
Frischio
Death on Fifth Avenue Stage Kills Rider
Arthur Shepard of 31st Street and First Avenue was crushed beneath a Fifty avenue stage near the Union Club on West 51st Street after losing control of a riderless horse. A Flower Hospital doctor said he was instantly killed. Chauffeur William Burke faced a homicide-related technical charge in Yorkville court.
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Clairvoyants' easy money scheme targets South Omaha
Governor Hughes ordered the return of Clarence Hester and Pearl Hester, alias Professor Larda, to Nebraska on charges of obtaining money by false pretences. They, along with Mrs. Anna Offermann, allegedly aided by Hester the clairvoyant, exploited a sick child case to extract cash, promising a hidden treasure inside a metallic box that contained scraps of paper.
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Hungarian footman Louis Dunn shoots self in Mrs Goodhow’s stable
Louis Dunn a Hungarian footman for Mrs Sarah E Goodhow of 189 Madison avenue shot himself in his room over her stable on 4th street yesterday afternoon. Two fellow workers said Dunn had a recent love affair and seemed despondent. They noted he had been drinking. At New York Hospital it was reported he might recover.
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Sarah E. Goodhow
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Paroled police sergeant linked to Bresnahan case
James C Nerney the police sergeant who shod John Bresnahan a patrolman at the West 47th street station Friday was paroled to Inspector Walsh custody yesterday John Com lan James Cavanagh and William Nestor were held as witnesses Daniel R Delaney a former Wall street clerk was charged with stealing 30000 the Tombs court yesterday He was arrested in Mountaindale Sullivan County and will be before Judge O Sullivan Monday T Humphrey Ward will address the League 8 Political Education at the Berkeley Theatre Thursday morning on Napoleon and the Louvre Ward art critic of The London Times
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John Bresnahan
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Gentleman Sells Complete Horse and Carriage Outfit
A gentleman seeks a quick sale of his complete horse and carriage outfit including a Healey Brougham and a Cabriolet. Interested buyers should call Healey & Co at List and Broadway and ask for Mr. M. for negotiations.
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