Giles First and Last Turns Form Flipflap at Benning
Telegraph report from Washington describes Giles A D Parr’s Father gees geidine finishing last in the first race and first in the last at Benning race track. Fairbrother rode the victorious colt with Tommy Burns also notable in the lineup as McCarthy breaks a losing streak by placing two horses in front.
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the Tribune
Washington
Giles
A. D. Parr
Gees Geidine
Benning
Ndt
Fairbrother
Tommy Burns
Faes
Burns
Park Row
Mccarthy
Tre
Billie Hibbs
Takahira
John E. S Takahira
Clem
Ivanhoe
McCahey
Glivedear
Edgely
Banyah
Yesverae
Edgley
the Clown
Yale Dominates Baseball On Yale Field In April Date
Yale defeats its baseball foe at Yale Field with strong pitching and timely hits as Priest Sullivan Van Vieck Jones and others contribute. Penn defeats Vermont 6 2 in another spring game while Dartmouth falls 5 1 in a separate April matchup.
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Priest and Sullivan
Yale
van Vieck
Rand T. Jones
Day in Chess Tourney Reports Mixed Results
In the CFF day at the Washington Tribune tournament Hy Cable notes an off day but four times settled. Maroczy and Cohn drawn, Sud Mieses defeated Johner while Riepin beat another opponent to maintain momentum in the event.
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Hy Cable
the Tribune Wa
Timne
Maroczy
Cohnhardt
Sud Mieses
Johner
Riepin Teat
Frelinghuysen's auto law amendments head to approval
Senator Frelinghuysen's amendments to the automobile law failed to pass today and move to the Senate for approval. The measure concerns car regulation and must await the upper chamber's action to become law.
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Trenton
Frelinghuysen
Ate Goetaer
Autos Defy Gravity at Fort George Hill Climb Event
Fort George hosts a major hill climb featuring gasolene steam and electric cars from $850 to $6,000 plus. Notables like General John T. Cutting and Dr. Schuyler S. Wheeler attended as racers tackle cobblestones and sharp turns, with multiple contests from $825 runabouts to four thousand dollar four cylinder cars.
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Dyckman Street
Fort George
John T. Cutting
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Robert Lee Morrell
Winthrop FE. Scarritt
Schuyler S. Wheeler
Mitchell
Reo
Overland
Jackson
Corbin
Knox
Stevens-Duryea
Mora
Barney Oldfield
Stearns
Guy Vaughan
Yankees Bunch Hits In 4 3 Victory Over Orioles
New York defeated Baltimore 4 to 3 as the Yankees tallied all runs in the second inning and the Orioles answered with three in the sixth. Ball fumbled Dunn’s ball allowing two runs, Mortality and Hall sparked the rally with timely hits, and Keeler Blair and Niles contributed key blows. Manning pitched well for New York.
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Baltimore
New York
Ball
Yankees
Dunn
O'Hara
Hambacher
Byers
Hall
Highlanders
Mortiality
Blair
Hemphill
Manning
Niles
Keeler Blair
Easy Game for Giants Beat Columbus 9 to 1
New York Giants rout Columbus pennant winners 9 to 1 in an easy game at Columbus. Mathewson pitched five solid innings before Crandall finished, limiting Columbus to two hits while Doyle drove in key runs. Crandall and the Giants offense capitalized on walks and a three bagger by Doyle to secure the victory.
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Columbus
Ohio
Matty
Giants
Doyle
Kihm
Fohl
Crandall
Matheweson
Ajaiaineae
R “Ae Work Nationals
Mathewson
Cran—dal
Nham
Hitte
Geyer
Bierhalter
New York
Phillies Win Spring League Opener In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 9 the local National League team defeated the American League club in a well played game. The series stands Americans 2 Nationals 1. Scoring summary shows Athletics 8 0 6 scattered errors, with batteries McQuillen and Dooin for the Nationals and Plank and Smith for the Athletics. Umphres Connelly and Emstie noted in box.
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R. BH. E
Pune Civic
Coess
McQuillen
Dooin
Plank
Smith
Umphres
Connelly
Emstie
Nashville Beats Brooklyn 7 to 4 in Home Upset
Nashville won against Brooklyn 7 to 4 in a game played in Nashville Tennessee. The home team took a 3-0 lead in the first inning and maintained advantage with steady scoring throughout.
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Nashville
Tenn
Brooklyn
Automobiles on display with varied horsepower and prices
A list of early 20th century automobile models and prices shows Renault Freres, Duryea, Stearns, Hotchkiss, Apperson, Fiat, Pope-Hartford, Knox, and others. Vehicles range from 6 to 65 horsepower with prices from about 1,500 to 8,000 dollars.
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Maxwell-Briscoe
Companis Maxwell
Charlies Fiemi
K. C. Pardee
Maxwell
Rose
Mitchell Motor Company
Mitchell
Ward Ales
RK. M. Owen
HK. I. Lockwood
We OW. Jrs
Forbes
George J. Scott
Jackson
Hart
Tucker
Hamilton Company
Dri Christopher White
Mit
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Charnes
Cimiott Brothers
RB. Morton
14Mpany
Steinwald
Corbin Motor Vehicle Company
Corbin
Swan
Knox
A. G. Southworth
Hartford
J. F. Grady
Richard Newton
Dayton
Charles Miller
Pennsylvania Auto Motor Company
J. McCafferty
Crawford
Arthur Weisspecker
Oldsmobile
J. W Swan
Knox Automobile Company
William Bourque
W. G. Barbour
Cimiotti Brothers
Tullman
Cleveland Motor Car
Cleveland
Frank
Mora Motor Car Company
Mora
W. W. Burketine
Walter
Allen
Allen-Kingston
Ralph de Palma
A. M. Hoagland
Stearns
Guy Vaughan
Allen-Swan Company
D. E. Farrell
M ‘Travis
Palmer-Singer Manufacturing Company
Carl Broessel
Singer Manufacturing Company
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
A. J. Picard
Allen Swan Company
Halstead Swan
Wyckof
Church & Ridge
Ney Oldfield
Wyckoff
Church & Partridge
Arthur War- E
Rea
Renault Freres
Henat
Hubert Guggenheim
Sans-Duryea Company
tevens—Duryea
P. J. Robinson
O.“ss
Alcott
Hotchkiss Import Company
Lotchkiss
Charles Gatzen
J. B Brewster & Co
Adam Arnold
Patton
White
Bowman
Epower Apperson
Apperson
Fineg Automobile Company
Fiat
Emanuel Fine
Stevens-Duryea Company
s-Duryea
J. FB. Ryall
Pope-Hartford
JP. Grady
Pennsylvania Auto Motor Compary
Pennsylvania
Leonard Zengie
Robert Gurheim
Automobile Company
Jerry Lynch
Clarence H. Lane
W. White
Babcock Electric Carriage Company
Babcock
H. E. Wagner
Babcock Electric Carriage Compary
Robert Civde
Renault
Simplex
Stevens-Duryea
Hotchkiss
Rupture In Athletics Between A A U And Military League
The Amateur Athletic Union decides to seek a mail vote to end its alliance with the Military Athletic League after the MILITARY league allowed disqualified runners to compete at the Test Regiment Armory event. Secretary Dixon warns that disqualified athletes from the 24 Signal Corps jeopardize amateur standing and ineligible competitors face reinstatement requirements.
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Military Athletic League
John J. Dixon
William F. Morris
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Signal Corps
Tist Regiment Armory
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union of the
Board of Governors
The
Dixon
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
C. E. van Lise
E. P. Cyprot
Columbia Athletes Begin Training and Plans for Hockey Rink
Columbia track candidates started training at Williamsbridge with about twenty men to ride through the week on Tue Thu and Sat and sprint and field hopefuls continuing on South Field. Fifteen men began a training table mainly for the one mile and two mile relay squads bound for the Pennsylvania carnival. Hockey management moves to build a rink on South Field for next season with an embankment around the lawn tennis courts and flooding to a depth of ten to twelve inches.
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Columbia
Williamsbridge
South Field
Pennsylvania
The
Columbia Hockey Management
John E. Cowdin Elected to Jockey Club Membership
John E. Cowdin was elected to membership at a Jockey Club meeting in the Windsor Arcade. A vacancy recently arose in the club’s fifty member limit, and Cowdin’s name topped the waiting list to fill it.
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Jockey Club
Windsor Arcade
John E. Cowdin
Mr. Cowdin
Miles Beats Whitney Wins in Straight Sets
Eustace H. Miles of London defeated Payne Whitney at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club in straight sets 6-3 6-0 6-1 to advance to the challenge round versus Jay Gould for the title. Referee Gould, judge Whitney, marker Kinsella. An exhibition match and pro program followed with Peter Latham facing George Standing. Betting favored Gould Miles at even money for the title contest tomorrow afternoon.
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London
England
New York
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Gould
Whitney
Deuce
Vantage
Myles
Sinan Myers Whitney
Jay Gould
Harry P. Whitney
Marker
Walter Kinsella
Fould
Frank Forrester
Lakewood
Champinn
Peter Latham
George Standing
Latham
Gould-Miles
New Jersey Motor Club Names Officers for Next Year
The Automobile and Motor Club of New Jersey met in Newark. Nominated for the coming year are President Paul E. Heller Vice President W Clyde Crosley Treasurer Dr James R English Secretary A B Le Massena Trustees William C Shanley Dr F B Meeker A G Scherrer F A Croselmire 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. Shanley
F. B. Meeker
A. G. Scherrer
F. A. Croselmire
N. A. Bonnell
Fast Run To Hounds At Meadow Brook Hunt
Meadow Brook Hunt on Long Island featured a fast gallop led by Samuel Willetts master of hounds riding with his arm in a sling due to a sprained wrist. He overtook rival James Burden in an impromptu race as the pack moved from the clubhouse toward Hempster farm and Menendes place before a kill near Calcilena farm. Participants included J Phipps J Grace W Grace Paul Rainey W Baltazzi Waldo Johnson and whips Hannon and Lambert. A wild fox hunt is planned for tomorrow.
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Long Island
Samuel Willetts
James Burden
Mr. Willetts
Hempster@ 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
Open golf schedule for Women's Metropolitan Association
The Women s Metropolitan Golf Association announces a busy spring with one day events at Baltustot Golf Club on May 5 Englewood Golf Club on May 12 Richmond County Country Club on June 18 plus the association s championship at Essex County Country Club May 22 and the Women s Eastern Golf Association s championship at Oakley Country Club June 9 11 and 12. Richmond Country Club reports about forty new resident members and clubhouse upgrades including spa locker rooms billiard room and extra sleeping rooms. Many Highland Golf Club members will use Salisbury links in Garden City this season despite a Brookyn golfer calling Salisbury a difficult course due to sprinting between the station and first tee leading to long waits on the course.
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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
Salisbury
Tommy Burns Signs Paris Fight With Jewey Smith
London April 9 Tommy Burns the American heavyweight who in four months knocked out Gunner Jim Mott and Jem Roche has signed for a ten round contest to be held in Paris on April 18 with Jewey Smith, a South African boxer.
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Tommy Burns
Gunner
Jim Mott
Jem Roche
Paris
Jewey Smith
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