Trance Wins Rose Stakes Equals Track Record at Aqueduct
Trance, a two year old filly by Ren Brush Fair Vision racing for H. T. Griffin, won the Rose Stakes at Aqueduct by six lengths. Her time of 4 6 2 5 seconds equaled the track record set by Gold Ten. Wild Pigeon, James R. Keene owned, finished third after strong early pace. Voodoo and Fitz Herbert also ran poorly. The day featured betting intrigue and several disqualifications and jockey suspensions, with strong attendance and cool, breezy conditions.
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H. T. Griffin
Aqueduct
James R. Keene
Wild Pigeon
Jimmy Rowe
Wild Fpeed
Mr. Keene
Jocker Club
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Aia Rowe
Landsl
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Queen Marguerite
Voodoo
Sandal
Jack Joyner
Fitz Herbert
Enness
Ming
Ross
Hoyle
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Vordeo
Sir John
Donna
Greene
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Starita
Notter
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McDaniel
Dennis Stafford
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Orcagna
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Four adjourned games in Vienna conclude with key wins
International chess masters meet in Vienna as four adjourned rounds finish. Maroczy defeats Tertakewer to stay in contention with Schlechter for the repechage heat. Swiderski beats Alapin and Bardeleben defeats Johner. Standings show Lech 4 and others atop the table.
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Vienna
Maroczy
Tertakewer
Ted
Schlechter
Beidelehen
Swidereki
Alapin
Sonhardt
Johner
Leet
Marshal
Swiderski
Salwe
Si Herger TZ
Ailapin
Bardeleben
Buerhting
Harvard Triumphs Over Bowdoin In Slow Base Ball Battle
Harvard defeated Bowdoin 4 to 3 in a slow game at Cambridge. Brennan and Slater pitched well for Harvard as Bowdoin failed to group hits. Other games: Georgetown beat Columbia 9 to 4 on Georgetown Field. Navy edged Lehigh 7 to 2. Princeton beat Virginia 3 to 1. Lafayette topped Wesleyan 4 to 3.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Bowdoin
Brennan
Slater
Crimson
Mn. FE
Princeton
Virginia
Hermeyer and
Dawson
Susong
Pearson Easton
Penn
Lafayette
Wesleyan
Schneider
Dyker Meadow Defeats Columbia College In Met Golf Match
The Dyker Meadow Golf Club beat Columbia College 12 to 0 in a metropolitan district course match using the Nassau system. Amos T. Dwight led with three points, followed by H. F. Whitney and James Tl. Taylor with three each. Columbia’s return to intercollegiate play shows potential despite the lopsided score.
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Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Columbia College
Nassau
Amos T. Dwight
Durker Meadow
C. W. Hunt
H. F. Whitney
James Tl. Taylor
Columbu
Intercollegiate Association
Collegians
Fort Hamilton
Marine and Field Club
Metropolitan Golf Association
Briarcliff trophy race practice draws heavy interest
Eight contestants practiced on a muddy dangerous course for the Briarcliff trophy race next Friday. Ralph Mulford led Lozier, while Stearns cars driven by Oldfield Vaughan and Leland drew attention. Fiat and Apperson bets circulated as entrants from Glidden trophy history ramp up with Pierce entering a Buffalo Automobile Club trio.
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Ralph Mulford
Lozier
Stearns
Barney Oldfield
Guy Vaughan
Frank Leland
William Waton
Morton Seymour
George Robertson
Panhard
W. M. Hillard
Herbert Lytle
Apperson
Louie Strang
Isotta
Felix Prossen
Harry Michener
A Lozier
Marconi Wireless
Valhalla
Eastview
Mount Kisco
R W. Knowlton
Fiat
FE. R. Hollander
Automobile Club of America
George Hi Strout
Kokomo
Ind
Lytle
Cedrino
Rena
Bernin
Harding
Larned Stages Tide in Tennis Standings at St Nicholas
William A. Larned and George Intrenn Jr faced Malcolm D. Whitman and Edgar W. Leonard in a St Nicholas Rink match. Whitman and Leonard captured the first two sets 6-6 and 7-5 before Larned and Wrenn took the third 6-2 as the best three of five bouts halted with the match to resume Monday.
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William A. Larned
George Intrenn, Jr
Malcolm D. Whitmen
Edgar W. Leonard
St. Nicholas
Whitman
Leonard
Larned
Wrenn
Love
Yankees Win Again Keeler Saves Day at American League Park
In a thrilling 2 to 1 comeback, the Yankees defeat the Philadelphia Athletics as Keeler's superb fielding in the ninth preserves Newton's pitching. Hartsell and Collins drive runs for New York while Vickers limits hits for Philadelphia. Crowd braved cold as Elberfeld and Moran shine in key plays.
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Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Newton
Vickers
Philadelphia
Keeler
Smith
Hartsell
Nicholas
Willie
Elberfeld
Kleinow
Collins
Victoriou
Vickera
New York
Nicholls
Murphy
Hemphill
Nicholls Coombe
Stahl
Conroy
Connelly and Hurst
Boston Batteries Triumph in Washington Match
In Boston the Batteries team defeated Washington led by Morgan and Carrigan with Hughes and Street contributing. Umpire Sheridan officiated the game.
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Boston
R.H.E Boston
Washington
Morgan and Carrigan
Hughes and Street
Sheridan
Detroit Defeats Chicago in Battery Match
A Chicago Detroit battery contest featured Summers and Schmidt for Chicago against Smith and Sullivan. Umpires were Fegan and O Loughlin.
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Chicago
Detroit
Summers
Schmidt
Smith and Sullivan
Fegan
O Loughlin
Cleveland Triumph Over St. Louis in Battery Clash
At Cleveland the game featured Batteries by St. Louis Howell and Spencer against Cleveland Liebhardt and Clarke. Umpire Evans officiated the contest as both teams battled for control.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Howell and Spencer
Liebhardt and Clarke
Evans
Rich gold strike in Alaska sparks new camp plan
A Fairbanks dispatch reports two men who hit a rich Nolan Creek strike in Koyukuk have already panned out $70,000 from bedrock pans. A similar wash on Wiseman Creek hints at another boom as crews prepare to wash gravel next spring.
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Seattle
Fairbanks
Alaska
Nolan Creek
Koyukuk
Wiseman Creek
Giants Defeated as Phils Rally in Seventh Inning
Philadelphia defeats New York 6 to 3 in Philadelphia. Hoch allowed six hits in his Philadelphia debut while Ames struggled with five Giants errors. In the seventh, four hits and three errors produced four runs, sealing the win for the Phillies and highlighting a faulty Giants defense.
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New York Giants
Philies
Giants
Hoch
Ames
Quakers
McGraw
Malarkey
Grant
Doolin
Dooin
Knabe
Osborne
Bridwell
Doyle
Bresnahan
Magee
Donlip
Donlin
Seymour
Tenney
Dorle
Nicklin
New York
Philadelshia
Bale
Malarker
Byr Hoch
Brooklyn Gets Revenge Over Boston in Washington Park
The Superbas beat the Boston team 3 to 1 at Washington Park Brooklyn. McIntyre pitched well through six innings to stop Boston from a hit. Brooklyn took the lead with two runs in the third as Burch walked and scored on a Jordan single. Ferenson left the game after an ankle tweak but continued play. A notable one handed catch by Ritchey highlighted the defense.
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Elberfeld
Schreck
Moran
Murphy
Newton
Hartsell
Athletics
Collins
Yankees
Chase
Hemphill
Conroy
Vickers
Kleinow
Superbas
Boston
Washington Park
Brooklyn
McIntyre
Burch
Jordan
Alperman
Hummel
Ferenson
Br Ritchr
Pattee
Baten
Maloney
Browne Rf
Lewis
Bergen
Beaumont
McGann
Ritchey
Sagas
Dahlen
Sweeney
Bowerman
Ferguson
Brooklyn Rozanan
Barch Bergen
Balis
McInty
I Brook
Ry McIntyre
I Emsite
Ritcher
Br Ldderham
Cincinnati Battery Officials Named in Chicago Event
At Cincinnati the Chicago game lists Lundgren and Kitng for batteries. Cincinnati names Weimer Tozer and McTean. Umpire O Day.
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Cincinnati
RH. E
Chicago
Lundgren
Kitng
Weimer
Tozer
McTean
O Day
St. Louis and Pittsburg Fracas Amid Batterys Names
A fragment notes players and teams including Maddox Phillippi Liefield Gibson Fromme Galilee McGinna and Hostetter for St Louis and Pittsburgh labeled Empire Regler with a list of batters and affiliations.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
St. Bowis
Among the Yachtsmen Commodore Vanderbilt Heads NYYC Meeting
Commodore Vanderbilt presided a New York Yacht Club meeting at 41 West 44th Street to ratify amendments from a January conference. Seventeen amendments were adopted for the racing rules. Notables discussed include Simplex XVI and other vessels being prepared in Greenport, Long Island, with several clubs scheduling races and regattas through September.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Leighton Calkins
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
West 44H Street
W. C. Whitehead
Astoria
Long Island
F. F. Brewster
William E. Iselin
James RE. Ford
Katrina
Greenport
Iselin
Indian Harbor
Meadow Brook horse run ends with neck and neck finish
On Meadow Brook on April 16 riders John E. Cowdin Samuel Wilets and Malcolm Stevenson dueled to a photo finish with their mounts nearly equal in speed. Willetts recovered from a spill to close in while Miss Cornelia Bryce and Mrs J A Burden raced in back and Burden won by two lengths. Early chaos saw W Scott Cameron’s horse bolt and return to the stable, prompting his drive back by car.
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Meadow Brook
Long Island
Pecal
John E. Cowdin
Samuel Wilets
Malcolm Stevenson
Willetts
Cornelia Bryce
J. A. Burden
Mrs Burden
Harry Payne Whitney
Scott Cameron
Hempstead
Cameron
Horace Lean Defeats Martin Fey in National Pool Meet
In Chicago on April 16 Horace Lean won easily over Martin Fey in the afternoon session of the national pool tournament by a score of 135 to 62.
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Chicago
Horace, Lean
Martin Fey
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