Grand Parade Lights Up Automobile Row For Carnival Week
Automobile row glares in flags and bunting as New York hosts a large carnival parade. Grand Marshal Howells headquarters and car line displays mark a citywide celebration with hundreds of vehicles, a queen and king election, and a plan for fireworks and a judges stand shift.
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Automobile Row
Hense
Studebaker
Oldsmobile
Grand Marshal Howells
Palmer & Singer
Waltham @ienufacturing Company
H. J. Scott Company
American Mors
H. J. Koehler & Co
Hamilton
Cleveland
Ford Motor Car Company
Maynes Company
Lozier Motor Or Company
A. G. Southworth’s
Rainier Cmpany
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
Hartford Rubber Company
Stoddard-Dayton Company
Michelin Tire Company
Wyatt & Listman
Fiat Company
Maxwell Briscoe Company
Cimiotti Brothers
White Company
Motor Mart
Warner Instrument Company
Empire Tire Company
New York
Haynes & Ford
R. M. Owen & Co
Joan Crec
Cmeo
Leonard Knightlark
New York Transportationompany
King
Lot
Waltham .R
Hotel Cumberland
Sith Street
Broadway
Sth Street
Corbin Motor Vehicle Company
Frayer-Miller Company
Cross Streets
Th Street
Proba
Mercedes
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Colleges Swell Funds For Olympic Team Drive
E. Sullivan secretary of the American movie committee said the South College Athletic Association and Yale etic Association gave 500 each to finance an American team for the Olympic games in England. President Whitney expects Princeton Columbia Pennsylvania Cornell Harvard and other colleges to follow Yale and Dartmouth with 50 each.
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Mes E. Sullivan
American Movie Committee
South College Athletic Association
Yale Etic Association
England
Whitney
Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Coron Harvard
Yale Dartmouth
Penn and Villanova Coast To Narrow Wins
In Philadelphia on April 6 Penn defeated Amherst 2 to 1 while Villanova beat Vermont 2 to 1 at home. Merth Caroline edged Virginia 2 to 1 in Greensboro North Carolina.
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Greensboro
N. C
University of Merth
Caroline
University of Virgine
Athletes at the Bar Smoker Beaten Again Suspensions Move
The Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union met at the Astor House and handed down suspensions. Charles D. Trubenbach of the New York Athletic Club received ninety days for a dangerous hold in a March 28 water polo match. Ray C. Ewry seeks reinstatement pending official receipt of the application. Other charges and outcomes include dismissals for Schnall over exhibition pay, suspensions for Wa neta Boat Club participants, and reinstatement for De Witt Clinton basketball.
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Metropolitan Association of 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
Young Men's’ Christian Association
Ridgewood
N. J
Schnall
R. Furlong
J. McCarrick
H. M. Concannon
James Devine
Waneta Boat Club
Flushing
M. J. McGarry
Adam Brown
de Witt Clinton
Eastern Golfers Oppose Myopia for National Open
At a sealed meeting the Eastern Professional Golfers Association voted against Myopia links as the site for the national open. A letter to Western Pro golfers urged Myopia to improve host treatment after 193. Western pros will meet this week to seek harmony or a boycott if Myopia declines to answer. May brings the next official step and a spring championship planned in the metropolitan district. Alec Campbell won the Eastern title last fall at Brookline with Alec Smith leading the Nassau Country Club field at Forest Hill.
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Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Myopia Links
Western Professional Golfers’ Association
Myopia Hunt Club
Western Association
Myopia Club
Myopia
Alec Campbell
Country Club
Brookline
Alec Smith
Nassau Country Club
Forest Hill Field Club
Athletics Defeat the Phillies in Spring Opener
Philadelphia opened the local season as the Americans won 5 to 2. Carter, a new pitcher, limited the Nationals to two hits. Final line shows Philadelphia Am 9 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1. Nat 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 2. Batteries Carter Smith Ritchie Jacklitsch Dooin. Umpires Emslie Connolly.
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Philadelphia
Carter
Nationals
H. E
Nat
Smith
Ritchie
Jacklitsch
Dooin
Yankees Win Easily Over Roanoke In Exhibition
The New York Americans defeated Roanoke 14 to 2 in Roanoke Virginia as the visitors hit freely after the first inning. A four run burst in the third clinched the game with faulty defense on both sides and makeshift batteries for both teams.
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Tribune
Washington
John E. Madden
Smoker
F. R. Hitchcock
Washington Jockey Club
Benning
Berkeley
Animus
Shaw
Tommy Burns
Jubilee
Burns
Reidmore
Billy BB. van McCarthy
Secession
Nanno
Laura A
Lo li Tol
Javette
Jayette
F. Littlefield
Pantoufle
Giles
William Shields
Servile
Azure Maid
Kempton
Ferry Landing
al H. Woods
Personal
al Busch
Balbek
Court Lady
Miss Granville
Roanoke
New York
Eastern League Meeting Sets season schedule
The Eastern League met at the Victoria Hotel to finalize the season schedule with early April openings. Montreal starts at Baltimore on April 2, while Rochester at Providence and Toronto at Jersey City follow April 3. The season ends September 20.
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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
I. Buffalo
Une
I. Newark
Hkaltimore
Jersey
Schlechter Extends Lead in Vienna Chess Masters
In the eleventh round Carl Schlechter of Vienna defeated Alapin to maintain his lead in the international chess masters tournament. Maroczy and Duras won their games, Marshall and Berger drew, and Mieses stunned Rubinstein. Teichmann beat Cohn, Perlis defeated Suechting, Tartakower beat Reti, Spielman beat Swiderski, and Leonhardt drew with Salwe.
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Vienna
Carl Schlechter
Alapin
G. Maroczy
C. Duras
Bardeleben
Johner
Marshall
Berger
Mieses
Leipsic
Rubinstein
Lodz
Teichmann
Cohn
Perlis
Suechting
Tartakower
Reti
Spielman
Swiderski
Leonhardt
Salwe
Miles Beats Lorillard in National Court Tennis Debut
Eustace H. Miles of London dismissed Pierre Lorillard Jr. in straight sets at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club, while T. A. Havemeyer beat Foxhall Keene. Jay Gould refereed both matches as crowds watched Miles’s sharp wall returns and improving service. Miles faces Charles E. Sands next as Havemeyer meets Payne Whitney.
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Eustace H. Miles
London
New York
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Tuxedo
T. A. Havemeyer
Foxhall Keene
Jay Gould
Miles
Gould
Lorillard
Service
Lomillard
Havemeyer-Keene
Havemeyer
Heene
Keene
Peter Latham
George Standing
Jack White
al White
Walter Kinsella
Frank Forrester
Lakewood
Robert Moore
Forrester
Payne Whitney
Charles E. Sands
Brooklyn and Atlanta battle to a tenth inning tie
At Atlanta on April 6 the Brooklyn nine and Atlanta played ten innings before darkness halted play with the score 1 to 1. Both pitchers excelled and fielding was standout as Brooklyn took the early lead in the first while Atlanta tied it in the sixth. The box score shows a tight, error-minimized contest.
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Superbas
Atlanta
Brooklyn
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