Automobile Row Prepares For Big Carnival Parade Night
Gala dress lining the Automobile Row as hundreds of cars decorate for New York's tenth anniversary carnival. Queens, kings, and queens selected by votes. Leonard Knight leth named king and Mrs Joan Cones queen. Parade routes set and judges stand moved to Broadway and 7th, with fireworks funded for a spectacular display.
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Cealers
Studebaker
Oldsmobile
Howells
Palmer & Singer
Waltham Manufacturing Company
H. J. Scott Company
American Moors
MH. J. Keehler & Co
Hamilton Fall
Cleveland
Ford Motor Car Company
Waynes Company
Ouneo
Leonard Knightleth
New York Transportation
Mpeny
King
Ween
Walthamer
Cumberland
87Th Street
Broadway
Corbin Motor Vehicle Company
Frayer-Miller Company
Cross Streets
Sth Street
36Th Street
Pardee
Colleges swell funds for American team to study in England
American topic committee secretary E. Sullivan said the College Athletic Association and Yale tie Association each contributed 300 to fund an American team for the Games in England. Whitney expects Princeton, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Cor and Harvard to join Yale and Dartzsouth in giving 59 each.
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Es E. Sullivan
American Topic Committee
Meath College Athletic Association
Yale +tie Association
England
Whitney
Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cor
Harvard
Yale Dartzsouth
College Baseball Scores Highlight Early Season Action
April 6 reports show University of Pennsylvania beat Amherst College 2 to 1. Villa Nova edged University of Vermont 7 to 4 in a Villa Nova home game. North Carolina defeated Virginia 2 to 1 at Simi.
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University of Penn
Hladelphia
Villa Nova College
Tam
University of Vermont
Villa Nova Today
Nova Ware
Vermont
McConnell
Collins
Bur- Mincion
Villa Nova
Sullivan and
Walsh
Greensboro. N
University of North Carolina
University of Vir- Simi
Metropolitan AAU suspends several athletes after bar1smoker incident
The Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union suspended Charles D. Trubenbach for ninety days for a dangerous hold in a New York Athletic Club water polo loss to Chicago. Ray Ewry seeks reinstatement upon receipt of official papers. A Schnall faced a charge for paid exhibitions but the committee dismissed it. Several others were suspended for unsanctioned games, with some regis tration cards recalled or reinstated for teams in Washington and at Benning.
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Metropolitan Association
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Astor House
Charles D. Trubenbach
New York Athletic Club
Trubenbach
Chicago Athletic Association
Laughlin
Chicago
Metropolitan Committee
Thomas Nevins
Herman Obertubbesing
Thomas Hughes
Ray C. Ewry
A. Schnall
West Side
Christian Association
Ridgewood
N. J
Schnall
Seimall
R. Furlong
J. McCarrick
H. M. Concannon
James Devine
Waneta Boat Club
Flushing
M. J. McGarry
Adam Brown
de Witt Clinton
Golf pros clash over Myopia links for national open
The Eastern Pro Golfers Association opposed Myopia as next national open site after a special meeting in the city. A letter to the Western Pro association requests better treatment for pros at Myopia, citing 199 open results. A Western meeting is planned this week to seek harmony, with possible boycott if Myopia answers unfavorably. The next step is the May meeting, with plans to hold the championship in spring on a metropolitan course. Alec Campbell won the Eastern title last fall. Alec Smith led the Nassau and Forest Hill fields in 196.
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Myopia Links
Western Professional Golfers’ Association
Myopia Hunt Club
Myopia Club
Myopia
Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Alec Campbell
Country Club
Brookline
Alec Smith
Nassau Country Club
Forest Hill
Athletics Defeat the Phillies in Opening Spring Game
Philadelphia April 6 The Americans win the first spring series game as Carter the new pitcher shuts down the Nationals allowing two hits. Score 6 2 1 for the Americans and 2 6 2 for Philadelphia with Carter and Smith behind the plate and umpires Emslie and Connolly.
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Philadelphia
Carter
Nationals
R.H. E
Seawanhaka Yacht Club Meets at Noon for Annual Session
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club holds its annual meeting at noon today at the Midday Club on Broad Street. Frank Goula is nominated for commodore as owner of the steam yacht Helenita. Commodore Clark of Philadelphia reports his racing sloop Irolita has been rebuilt as a schooner by Herreshoff. Florence overhauled at the same yard. Harlem Yacht Club regatta entries will sail Memorial Day off Execution Rock instead of Relden's Point. Mrs. Robert Goelet of the New York Yacht Club cruises the Nahma in the Mediterranean.
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Broad Street
Frank J. Goula
Helenita
Commodore
E. W. Clark
Corinthian Yacht Club
Philadelphia
Irolita
Herreshoffe
A. H. Alker
Florence
Harlem Yacht Club
Execution Rock
Relden’s Point
Robert Goelet
New York Yacht Club
Nahma
Mediterrane
Yankees Run Up Big Score Over Roanoke Nine
The New York Americans defeated Roanoke 14 to 2 in Roanoke Virginia. New York bunched four runs in the third inning and then cruised to the victory as both teams fielded poorly. Batteries for the visitors were Lake and Kleinow with Staley and Martin behind them. Umpire Exigar.
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Roanoke
New York
Lake and Kleinow
Staley and Martin
Exigar
Eastern League Meets Prepare Seasonal Schedule Changes
The Eastern League held a meeting at the Victoria Hotel to finalize the season schedule. Montreal and Baltimore open April 2 with several changes agreed, and the season runs to September 20. Umpires named include Stafford Sullivan Kelly Conway Moran. Rumor notes Montreal may land Fred Merkle from the Giants.
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Victoria Hotel
Montreal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Jersey City
John H. Stafford
Cambridge
Mass
W. J. Sullivan
Thomas B. Kelly
Brockton
J. H. Conway
Webster
August Moran
Philadelphia
Frank Farrell
New Stock Company
Powers
Fred Merkle
Giants
Schlechter Extends Lead in Vienna Chess Masters
In Vienna on April 6 Carl Schlechter of the host city extended his lead in the international masters tournament by defeating Alapin in round eleven. Maroezy and Duras remained close after beating Bardeleben and Johner, while American Marshall drew Berger. Mieses upset Rubinstein, Teichmann beat Cohn, Perlis edged Suechting, Tartakower defeated Reti, Spielman beat Swiderski, and the Leonhardt Salwe game ended in a draw.
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Alapin
G. Maroezy
C. Duras
Bardeleben
Johner
Marshall
Berger
Mieses
Leipsic
Rubinstein
Lodz
Teichmann
Cohn
Perlis
Suechting
Tartakower
Reti
Spielman
Swiderski
Leonhardt
Salwe
Miles Beats Lorillard Wins in Straight Sets
Eustace H. Miles of London, former title holder, won his first round match at the national court tennis championship at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club, defeating Pierre Lorillard Jr. in straight sets. Havemeyer defeated Keene in straight sets, both matches watched by a sizable local crowd and refereed by Jay Gould.
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London
New York
Gould
Lorillard
Miles
Service
Havemeyer
Peter Latham
George Standing
Jack White
al White
Walter Kinsella
Frank Forrester
Lakewood
Robert Moore
Tuxedo
Jay Gould
Forrester
Superb as Tie With Atlanta in Ten Innings
Brooklyn and Atlanta played ten innings in a 1 1 tie after darkness halted the game. Pitching was strong and defense brilliant. Brooklyn scored first, Atlanta matched in the sixth, ledger shows 1 to 1 final. Seton Hall defeated by CCNY in a separate South Orange match.
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Superbas
Atlanta
Brooklyn
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