Trance Wins Rose Stakes at Aqueduct in Track Record
Trance a well bred two year old filly by Brush Fair Vision owned by H T Griffin won the Rose Stakes at Aqueduct yesterday in a fast 4 625 seconds tying the track record set by Gold Ten in 7M Wild Pigeon the tip of James R Keene finished third behind Personal in a hard drive Jimmy Rowe led Trance to victory after a sales tie out of California. Voodoo and Vid Pigeon ran poorly in the second race while Sandal and Queen Marguerite placed in the field. Donna won the third race as a versatile two winters old purchase by Berney Schreiber and Brien and Smith took a stake in the steeplechase treble. The day featured a suspension of a jockey for disobedience at the post and a strong attendance despite a wintry chill.
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Aqueduct
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International chess updates from Vesna rounds
Four adjourned games in the international chess masters event at Preveus finished today. Mareczy defeated 7 sewer and is tied with Schlechter for the next heat Bardelehen. Swidereki beat Alapin and sorntvardt defeated Johner in the day’s results.
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Harvard Defeats Bowdoin In Slow College Baseball
Harvard pitchers Brennan and Slater hold Bowdoin to four hits as Harvard wins 4 to 3 in Cambridge. Bowdoin struggles to bunch hits while Harvard shows improvement from last week.
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Golf Stars Tangle as Dyker Meadow Tops Columbia 12–0
Dyker Meadow defeats Columbia College 12 to 0 in the season opener at a metropolitan district course. Amos T. Dwight led for Dyker Meadow with three points, followed by James J. Taylor and K. H. F Whitney with three each. Columbia reenters competition after years without a team, while Fort Hamilton remains a strong home opponent.
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Columbia College
Nassau
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Eight cars practice for Briarcliff trophy race next Friday
Eight drivers sped over the muddy Briarcliff course in preparations for the Briarcliff trophy race. Lozier, Simplex, Panhard and Isotta entries drew interest as betting heated up, with Fiat backers wagering large sums and entrants from Buffalo forming a three car team for the Buffalo Automobile Club.
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Lozier
Stearns
Barney Oldfield
Guy Vaughan
Frank Leland
William Waton
Morton Seymour
George Robertson
Panhard
W. M. Hillard
Herbert Lytle
Apperson
Louis Strang
Isotta
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Harry Michener
A Lozier
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Automobile Club of America
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Renault
Bernin
Harding
Pierce Company
Buffalo Automobile Club
Larned Stages Rally Against Whitman Leonard Rally Ends Tie
William A Learned and George Ingrenn Jr faced Malcolm D Whitman and Edgar W Leonard at St Nicholas Rink. Whitman Leonard won the first two sets 6 6 and 7 5 before Larned and Wrenn took the third 6 3. Match halted with best three of five and to resume Monday.
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George Ingrenn, Jr
Malcolm D. Whitmen
Edgar W. Leonard
St. Nicholas
Whitman
Leonard
Larned
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Thea
Love
Yankees Win Again as Keeler Saves Day
In American League Park, the New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia Athletics 2 to 1. Newton pitched superbly for New York and Keeler's sensational defense in the ninth preserved the victory.
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Baseballball Today
American League Park
Americans Ve. Athletics
Boston Battery Trial Names Umpire Sheridan
Boston report lists batteries including Boston Morgan Carrigan Washington Hughes Street. Umpire Sheridan officiates.
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Washington
Morgan and Carrigan
Hughes
Street
Sheridan
Chicago Detroit cee summary of game notes
Fragmentary report lists teams Chicago Detroit with batter and umpire names Summers Schmidt Egan and O Loughlin. Mentions gas batteries and players Smith Sullivan but lacks clear outcome or full context.
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Detroit
Summers
Schmidt
Smith and Sullivan
Egan
O Loughlin
Rich gold strike in Alaska sparks new camp rumors
Fairbanks reports two men from Nolan Creek in Koyukuk district have already panned out about 70 000 dollars, taking only the pans from bed rock with gravel to be washed up in spring. A similar wash on Wiseman Creek could trigger another large camp if results match Nolan Creek.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Nolan Creek
Koyukuk
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Giants Fall to Phillies 6 3 in Philadelphia Game
New York Giants lose 6 3 at Philadelphia as four hits and three seventh inning errors erase a one run lead. Hoch debuts for Philadelphia with strong seven inning stint while Ames struggles for the Giants. Seven frames of play yield Giants’ three runs on eighth inning hits.
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Brooklyn Gets Revenge in 3-1 Victory Over Boston
The Superbas beat Boston 3 to 1 at Washington Park Brooklyn yesterday. McIntyre pitched brilliantly holding Boston hitless for six innings. Brooklyn scored two runs in the third on walks and hits with Jordan driving in one, plus another on a bunt and single. Ferguson injured his ankle sliding to second but stayed in. Ritchey, Alperman, and Hummel contributed solid defense and timely hits in a tight contest.
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Cincinnati Beats Chicago In Overtime Baseball Tilt
At Cincinnati R H E Chicago 2 1 2 1 OT 12 Cincinnati 6 2 Batteries Chicago Lundgren Kiting Cincinnati Weimer Tozer McLean Umpire O Dar
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R. H. E. Chicago
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Lundgren
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Tozer
Mclean
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St. Louis Battery Match Details Include Players
Terse score fragment shows St Louis vs Pittseburg with players Maddox Phillips Liefield Gibson Fromme Galice McGlynn Hostetter and Empire Regler. Data appears incomplete but lists multiple names and teams.
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Rhe Pitteburg
Pittseburg
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Phillipns
Among the Yachtsmen Commodore Vanderbilt presides at NYYC meeting
Commodore Vanderbilt presided a New York Yacht Club meeting to ratify amendments from a January conference. Seventeen racing rule amendments were adopted for the duty book 1908. Several yachts and crews were noted preparing for upcoming races and regattas including Simplex XII Vim Elmina Vigilant Katrina.
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New York Yacht Club
West 44H Street
F. F. Brewster
William E. Iselin
James Fr. Ford
Katrina
Greenport
Long Island
Iselin
Neck and Neck in Meadow Brook Cross Country Run
At Meadow Brook Long Island on April 16 riders John E. Cowdin Samuel Willers and Malcolm Stevenson tied for first place finishing neck and neck. Willetts remounted after a spill and closed up. In a separate race Miss Cornelia Bryce beat Mrs J A Burden by two lengths. Early on W Scott Cameron’s horse bolted near the start forcing a return to Hempstead by car.
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Longs Island
John E. Cowdin
Samuel Willers
Malcolm Stevenson
Willetts
Cornelia Bryce
J. A. Burden
Sirs Burden
Harry Payne Whitney
Scott Cameron
Hempstead
Cameron
Lean Claws Past Fey In National Pool Tourney
Chicago April 16 Horace Lean won a decisive afternoon match in the national pool tournament defeating Martin Fey 135 to 0 in a rout.
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