Giles First and Last Turn Form Flipflap
Telegraph report from Benning race track details Giles A D Parr's fatherless gelding finishing last in the opening race then winning the final. Fairbrother rode the colt to victory as a novice to Tommy Burns, with Meterthy scoring two wins aboard Billie Hibbs and Takahira. Clem ents and Ivanhoe headline a chaotic fifth race, while Takahira and Edgely also win in subsequent events at Columbia Course.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Washington
Giles
A. D. Parr
Benning Racetrack
Fairbrother
Tommy Burns
Burns
Park Row
Meterthy
Billie Hibbs
Takahiro
John E. Maddens
Takahira
Cerambic
Clements
Ivanhoe
McCahey
Givedear
Edgely
Banyah
Edgley
Clown
College Diamonds: Yale Beats Tufts 11 1 in One-Sided Game
Yale defeated Tufts College 11 to 1 on Yale Field in a lopsided baseball game. Yale players Priest Sullivan Van Vieck B gat Cushing and T. Jones contributed to the win. Also reported Penn defeated Vermont in an 8 2 game and Dartmouth beat an unnamed opponent 5 to 1 in April.
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Haven
Yale
Tufts College
Priest
Sullivan
van Vieck
B. Gat Cushing
T. Jones
University of
Off Day in Chess Tourney Reported by Tribune
An April off day in the international masters tournament saw several draws and a win. Marozsy and Colin Annee Lochardt drew, while Sod Mieses defeated Johner, according to The Tribune’s recap.
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Dyebie
the Tribune
Marorzy
Colin Annee Lochardt
Sod Mieses
Johner
Frelinghuysen seeks approval for automobile law request
Senator Frelinghuysen moves to endow the automobile law with his endorsement and presents the measure to the House for governor's approval.
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Tretten
N. Y
Frelinghuysen
Se Governur
Autos Defy Gravity at Fort George Hill Climb Meet
A large crowd watched diverse power brakes and engines tackle Dyckman Street’s steep hill. Gasoline, steam, and electric cars competed with prices from $8 runabouts to $6,000 monarchs, featuring notable entrants and top times across multiple classes.
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Dyckman Street
Fort George
John T. Cutting
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Robert Lee Morrell
Winthrop FE. Scarritt
Dr. Schuyler S&s. Wheeler
Colgate Hoyt
Clinton B. Parker
Leonard K Clark
Joan Cuneo
Julian P. Thomas
C. c. Brokaw
Mitchell
Reo
Overland
Jackson
Corbin
Knox
Stevens-Duryea
Mora
Barney Oldfield
Stearns
Guy Vaughan
Yankees Bunch Hits To Beat Baltimore 4 3 In Baltimore
New York defeated Baltimore 4 to 3 as the Yankees scored all runs in the second inning while Baltimore answered with three in the sixth. Ball misplayed Dunn’s hit allowing two runs. Moriarity made a one handed stop on Hall’s liner. Dunn advanced to second and scored on Byers’ single, with O’Hara and Hambacher also scoring. Manning pitched for the visitors in a tight contest.
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Baltimore
New York
Yankees
Dunn
O'Hara
Hambacher
Byers
Moriarity
Hall
Highlanders
Blair
Hemphill
Manning
Niles
Keeler Blair
Hara
Kibpoa Keeier
Cosni
Enberfeld
Denning
C. Bla
Brthers
Kerr
Pierson
Hafford
Yankees Ee
Giants Dominate Columbus 9 to 1 in Easy Win
New York Nationals defeat Columbus pennant winners 9 to 1. Matty pitched five solid innings for the Giants, holding Columbus to two hits while Doyle, Crandall, and others contributed. Columbus scored in the second on a Kihm life and Fohl single, but New York pulled away with two runs in the second inning and a decisive late surge.
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Columbus
Ohio
Matty
Giants
Doyle
Kihm
Fohl
Crandall
Wiw Teck Mathewson
New York Nationals
Mathewson
Cran- Yall
Needham
Hitre
Geyer
Vampire
Blerhalter
Phillies Triumph in Spring Series Debut Over Athletics
Philadelphia wins its spring game against the American League club 6 to 2. The series now stands Americans 2 Nationals 1. Batteries Mochuulen and Dooin for the Phillies Plank and Smith for the Athletics. Umpires Cunnolly and Emstie.
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Philadelphia
Nationals
R. H. E. Phillies
Nhca
Hatteries
Mochuulen
Dooin Plank
Smith
Vmpires
Tcunnolly
Emstie
Nashville Beats Brooklyn 7 to 4 in Tennessee Win
Nashville defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4 today in Nashville Tennessee. The home team led from the first inning as three runs crossed the plate and the early advantage held throughout the game.
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Nashville
Tenn
Brooklyn
Renault Freres car trials with multiple entrants and times
A vintage car contest list shows Renault Freres with a 45 horsepower Renault driven by Hubert Guggenheim in 0 49, plus six cylinder rivals like Stevens-Duryea, Hotchkiss and Apperson. Entries include maker, horsepower, price, driver, and finishing times indicating a mixed field open to various power levels.
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Maxwell-Brisco Motor
Werd Olney
RK. M. Owen
BK. le Loekwood
George W. Garland Grew
Horsepland
Thonnie Forbes
George J. Scott M
Jackson
Artmin
Harry B. Tucker
Time
Company
Christopher White
Mit
Mitchell
Maxwell-Briscoe
Maxwell
Big Time
Cimiott Brothers
R. Morton
Oldsmobile Company
Oldsmobile
E. Steinwald
Corbin Motor Vehicle Company
Corbin
J. W Swan
Pennsylvania Auto Motor Company
Dee
A. G
W. G Barbour
A. G Southworth
Pope-Hartford
CC. Penteney
Knox Automobile Company
Jerry Lynch
Sot Homan & Schulz Company
National
W. G. Barbour
Cimiotti Brothers
Tullman
F. Cimiotti
Knox Autor Company
Knox
Lynch
Clarence H. Lane
Mora Motor Car Company
W. W. Burke
Vine
Walter’. Allen
Allen-Kingston
Ralph de Palma
A. M. Hoagland
Stearns
Church & Partridges
Thney Oldfield
Wyckoff Church & Partiidae
Arthur War- Ove
Ren
Renault Freres
Renault
Hubert Guggenheim
Stevens-Duryea Company
Stevens-Duryes
P J. Robinson
Alcutt
Stearne
Guy Vaughan
HotchKiss Inport Company
Hotchkiss
Charles Gatmen
BO Brewster
Adam Arnold
Walter C. White
Ats
Bowman
Apperson
Edgar Apperson
Fiat Automobile
PF Robinserime
A. G. Southworth
J. H. Ryall
JP. Grady
William Bourque
Pennsylvania
Leonard Zettere
Brevens-Durvea Company
Stevens—Durvea
E Po, Robinson
Henault Freres
Arty
Robert Guggenheim
Automobile Company
Jerry Leach
Clarence H. Dane
W. White
Osha
Babcock Electrics Cartiage Company
Babcock
H. FE Waeter
Fomimry
Robert Clyde
Simplex
Stevens-Duryea
Rupture in Athletics Ends Alliance Proposed by AAU
The Amateur Athletic Union moves to vote on breaking its alliance with the Military Athletic League after the latter admitted disqualified athletes at a game in the 71st Regiment Armory. Secretary Dixon informs Colonel Morris of the plan while disqualified competitors are barred from AAU events until reinstated.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Military Athletic League
71St Regiment
John J. Dixon
Wiliam F. Morris
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
2D Signal Corps
Tist Regiment Armory
James E. Sullivan
Board of Governors
The
Dixon
Metropolitan Association of the
Co. E. van Lise
E. P. Cyprot
Columbia's Track Candidates Begin Training Schedule
Columbia athletes started training at Williamsbridge with about twenty men targeting middle and long distance events. Sprinters and field candidates train on South Field. A training table for fifteen men begins, limited to one mile and two mile relay team members bound for the Pennsylvania carnival. Hockey management plans a rink on South Field with an embankment around the lawn tennis courts and flooding to ten to twelve inches for next season.
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Columbia
Williamsbridge
South Field
Pennsylvania
Columbia Hockey Management
Cowdin Elected to Jockey Club Membership
At a Windsor Arcade meeting the Jockey Club elected John E. Cowdin to membersh ip. A vacancy opened recently in the fifty member limit, and Cowdin was first on the waiting list for admission.
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Jockey Club
Windsor Arcade
John FE. Cowdin
Mr Cowdin
Miles Beats Whitney in Straight Sets for Championship Chance
Eustace H Miles of London advanced to the national court tennis final at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club by defeating Payne Whitney in straight sets 6-3 6-0 6-1. Miles will meet Jay Gould for the title tomorrow as Gould refereed the match and Whitney's son Harry Whitney judged service.
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Eustace H. Miles
London
England
New York
Payne Whitney
Jay Gould
Gould
Harry P. Whitney
Walter Kinsella
Miles
Whitney
Deuce
Vantage
Marker
Frank Forrester
Lakewood
Champign
Peter Latham
George Standing
Latham
Gould-Miles
Automobile Club of New Jersey elects officers for year
Newark April 9 The Automobile and Motor Club of New Jersey held a meeting in Newark. Officers nominated for the coming year include President Paul E Heller Vice President W Clyde Crosley Treasurer Dr James R English Secretary A B Le Massena Trustees William C Shanney Dr F B Meeker A G Scher rer F A Croselmire and N A Bonnell. The annual meeting is set for May 4.
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Newark
N. J
Automobile and Motor Club of New Jersey
Paul E. Heller
W. Clyde Crosley
James R. English
A. B. le Massena
William C. Shanney
F. B. Meeker
A. G. Scherrer
F. A. Croselmire
N. A. Bonnell
Fast Run to Hounds at Meadow Brook Hunt
Meadow Brook Long Island April 9 reports fast galloping along a south country course. Samuel Willetts master of hounds rode with a sprained wrist in a sling and raced James Burden, Willetts winning by a narrow margin at the hill. The hunt extended from the clubhouse to Hempstead farm and Menendes place, then to Powell place and Calcilena farm before the kill. Finishers included J. Phipps J. P Grace W. R. Grace Paul J. Rainey W. Baltazzi Waldo Johnson and the whips Hannon and Lambert. A wild fox hunt is planned for tomorrow.
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Meadow Brook
Long Island
Samuel Willetts
James Burden
Mr. Willetts
Hempstead Farm
Menendes Place
Powell Place
Calcilena Farm
Mr. Burden
J. Phipps
J. P Grace
W. R. Grace
Paul J. Rainey
W. Baltazzi
Waldo Johnson
Whips
Hannon and
Lambert
Busy spring for Women's Metropolitan Golf Assn events
The Women's Metropolitan Golf Association schedules several one day opens at Baltustot Englewood and Richmond County clubs, leading to the Essex County and Oakley championship events the week of June 9. Richmond Country Club reports about forty new resident members and clubhouse expansion. Highland Golf Club members head to Garden City links, though a Brooklynn golfer warns of course delays and sprinting pace between stations and tees.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Baltustot Golf Club
Englewood Golf Club
Richmond County Country Club
Essex County Country Club
Eastern Golf Association
Oakley Country Club
Richmond Country Club
Old Highland Golf Club
Garden City
Brooklyn
Sadsbury
Tommy Burns to Fight Again in Paris April 18
Tommy Burns the American heavyweight has signed for a ten round bout in Paris on April 18 against Jewey Smith of South Africa following recent knockouts of Gunner Jim Mott and Jem Roche.
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London
Tommy Burns
Gunner
Jim Mott
Jem Roche
Paris
Jewey Smith
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St James
Albany
Tutleries
Italy
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