Opening Day at American League Park and Washington Park
The mayor will start the game as twenty thousand fans at American League Park and Washington Park anticipate a bright open to the 1907 baseball season. The Yankees face the Athletics and Brooklyn meets the Boston NL club. Ban Johnson and Harry Pulliam discuss a stronger league outlook as fans prepare for parades, concerts, and a 3:30 p.m. first pitch amid new decorations and an enlarged field.
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23D Regiment
Indoor lawn tennis doubles at St Nicholas Rink
Mrs Minott and Frederick De Rham defeated Miss Natita Howland and Bernon S Prentice 6 4 in the semi finals of the hired doubles at St Nicholas Rink yesterday. Peabody and Watson beat Edith Deacon and Edgar W Betyard 64. The Minott De Rham match featured strong forehands and net play with a dramatic finish as the set went to 6 all before final smashing. The first women’s doubles match of the tourney will be decided this afternoon with Mrs George L and Mrs Miles facing Mrs Harold Micor and Miss Margaret Busk.
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Op- Meng
de Rham
Prentice
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George L
Miles
Harold Micor
Margaret Busk
Princeton baseball set for southern trip this week
The Princeton team departs for its annual southern trip with six games planned across Char lottesville Richmond and Washington. The schedule opens against the University of Virginia in Charlottesville followed by a Richmond clash with the Richmond Professionals and games against the University of Alabama and the Agricultural and Mechanical College at Richmond. The squad then heads to Washington for two games with Georgetown, with fifteen players and staff making the journey.
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Princeton Baseball
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University of Ela
Agricultural and Mechanical
Georgetown
Giants Ready for Fray Opening With Quakers in Philadelphia
The Giants meet the Quakers to open the National Peac baseball season after a 5 to 1 exhibition win over Jersey City at the Polo Grounds. Alf fielded flawlessly, Shannon led with three hits, and Devlin made a key running catch. The Skeeters scored in the first inning but were kept from a shutout until the fifth as Bean tallied on Degroff’s single and a wild throw by Foxen.
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Beecher
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Foxen
Tenney
Dentin
Seymour
Bean
Degroff
Handford
Nicklin
Jockey Stewards Meet At Windsor Arcade
A Jockey Club stewards gathering at Windsor Arcade included August Belmont James R. Keene and others. They ruled Joseph McCahey not entitled to apprentice allowance after February 21, granted King registration for a filly foaled 1804 and issued trainer and jockey licenses to a long list of applicants.
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French Brooks
William Brown
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James Neale
Joe Kelly
Joseph Mulligan
Thomas Murphy
John Mulvenan
F. McFadden
J. H. MecCormick
Willam McElroy
F. McCabe
J. D Odom
George E. Perrin
T. Patterson
James Robertson
Lee Russell
John F. Schorr
R. A Smith
Allan Steele
Louis Stuart
ON THE GOLF LINKS AND OPEN TOURNAMENT NOTES
Scottish amateur champion George O Simpson arrives with George Low Baltusrol pro and plans to turn professional. Mentions past Scottish amateurs who turned pro in the U S and notes James Laing launching grass seed nursery at Noble for open tournament prep with 20 workers. Cambridge beats Oxford in annual intercollegiate, Arsdale Golf Club dues rise to 5 dollars and move to new May clubhouse. Richmond County course hosts over fifty golfers with dues up to 60 dollars.
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Leven
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Roseville
Mackie
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Simpson
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Huntingdon Valley Country Club
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Laing
Arsdale Golf Club
Richmond County Country Club
Baseball Today Grand Opening Championship Season
Prominent American League Park game at 3 30 P M features the Americans visiting the Athletics on 166th Street with the Old Guard Band providing music and admission set at 50 cents.
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Athletics
Old Guard Band
Washington Jockey Club meet yields close finishes at Benning
Visitors from New York leave after a smaller crowd at Benning as four races end close with Panique and Sir Wooster taking odds-on wins. Masnada wins the steeplechase over six lengths, Umbrella upsets Banker to win the final race, and Ragman captures the two-year-old sprint amid mixed handling. The Jesse Brown Cup and six other races close the meeting tomorrow.
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Peter Knight
Lady Karma D' Arkle
Lead Water Dog
Auto course crash injures driver in Briarcliff race near Kensico Lake
Daniel Murphy of White Plains, driving the Maja for Mayor Brown, was thrown from his car at about fifty mph after a bad turn. He suffered a severe cut on the left leg but is not believed to be seriously hurt. The car, with steering damage, was towed to White Plains for repair. The Briarcliff trophy entry Hoi Tan, driven by W. H. Hilliard, arrived from Boston after a 250 mile, 10 hour run to prepare for the April 24 race. The vehicle is a four cylinder 40-hp car with a 168 inch wheelbase and 26 and 34 inch wheels, shaft-driven with a Healy-Shaw clutch.
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Leaders Hold In Sixteenth Round At Vienna Masters
In Vienna on April 13 the sixteenth round of the international chess masters tournament saw Schlechter hold the lead after drawing Teichmann. Duras defeated Berger to stay a close second, half a point behind Schlechter. Maroczy rose to third by beating Mieses, while Rubinstein beat Spielmann and joined Teichmann in a tie for fourth and fifth. Other results included Perlis over Salve and Johner over Swiderski. Alapin fell to Leonhardt, Cohn lost to Tartakower, Marshall beat Suechting, and Bardeleben defeated Reti. Seventeenth round set for tomorrow.
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Entries for Charter Oak Stakes at Charter Oak Park
Hartford Conn April 13 Entries for the Charter Oak Stakes Grand Circuit races at Charter Oak Park show fifty five trotters named for the 2 08 trot three races with payouts of 1500 500 300 and 2 to fourth The horse with the most wins receives 2500 and the title Charter Oak winner
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Yale Twins Win Bouts to Claim Wrestling Titles
Two Yale students G S Dole and L S Dole captured Amateur Athletic Union crowns at Madison Square Concert Hall. G S Dole won the 135-pound class after a tight final with T J McLear, while L A Dole topped Gus Bowers in the 145-pound division. Mehnert and Peterson also shone in lighter weights as Newark Turn Verein and German American clubs produced strong showings.
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