Strang Drives Isotta To Grand Prix Promise In France
Louis Strang, winner of Briarcliff, secured a drive in France’s Grand Prix next July with Thomas cars, aided by mechanician John Marquis. The Briarcliff race highlighted American and Italian car contrasts, with Stearns third overall among American entries and Apperson fourth, amid varied wheelbases and clutch types. A minor Harlem court incident tied to Bianchi driver Sartori ended with $10 bail as Percy Owen’s car was returned.
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Louis Strang
Strang
Harry S. Houpt
New York
Thomas
France
Savannah
Briarcliff
John Marquis
Isotta
Montague Roberts
Thomas von Friday
Fay
Roberts
Atlantic
Fiat
Bianchi
Stearns
Apperson
Hol-Tan
Benz
Panhard
Allen-Kingston
Maja
Littl Maja
Renault
Harlem
Paul Sartori
Riverside Drive
Percy Owen
Sartori
Mr. Owen
Entries for sixteenth Brooklyn Horse Show prompt large turnout
The sixteenth annual Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club horse show opens Tuesday with 300 entries, likely the best in years. New additions include John Randolph and Dancer owned by Miss Emily H Bedford, Night Rider owned by Mrs Charles T Cartridge, and Copenhagen tied to Edward Knie riem among many others across harness and numerous classes.
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Brooklyn
Lady Barbara
Dosoris Queen
Edward Knieriem
Copenhagen
William H. Moore
Menella
Pride O' Prides
King of Kings
Minerva
Whitewall
Ariel
Chiquita
Tonzo Sauvage
Violet
Bluchell
E. L. Crawford
Guy Fortune
Taylor
Joe
Jack
James Caffrey
Lord Arthur
HH. Salmon
Boston
Charles Atchison
Jewell
Northwood Stables
Maxy
George Watson
Warwick Queen
Lady Bird
Mason Ascot
Epson
William A. Jamison
Jet
Direy Parker
Bar Sinister
Crescent Team Wins Lacrosse Match Despite Handicap
Crescent Athletic Club's lacrosse team, with eleven players, defeated College of the City of New York's fifteen on Bay Ridge grounds 6 to 4. In the first half Simpson and Sheriff led Crescent with two goals, Kennedy, O Rourke added scores, while the visitors Walker Gray and Reixsig replied. An own goal by Crescents' Allen or Dobby occurred near the end to narrow the half-time gap.
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Crescent Athletic Club
College of the City of New York
Bay Ridge
Crescent
Simpson
Bob Wall
Sheriff
Dobby
Kennedy
O'Rourke
Walker
Gray
Reixsig
Allen
Crescents
Policy of the A. C. A. Judge Gary's Plans
Judge Gary, newly elected president of the Automobile Club of America, promotes public welfare as the club’s core aim. He pledges to oppose careless driving in cities and rural roads, backs prosecuting offenders, and seeks to lower costs for members while expanding club usefulness in pavement inspection and timely repairs. The administration names executive and specialty committees with leaders across law, roads, safety, and public service.
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E. H. Gary
Automobile Club of America
Judge Gary
Gary
Touring Route Skirts New Jersey for Delaware Valley Drive
The auto news notes a New Jersey free route from New York to Philadelphia avoiding New Jersey as of June 1. R H Johnston, head of New York State Auto Mobile Association good roads, describes a 225 mile trip via Port Jervis Nyack Suffern Milford and Easton with scenic Delaware River views. He cites 30 miles of poor roads and highlights ramapo and delaware water gap as notable features.
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New Jersey
R. H. Johnston
New York
Philadelphia
Port Jervis
N. Y
Matamoras
Penn
Johnston
Tarrytown
Nyack
Hudson
Suffern
Ramapo
Tuxedo
Southfield
Turner
Chester
Goshen
Middletown
Otisville
Huguenot
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Hudson River
Milford
Delaware Water Gap
Portland
Martin's Creek
Easton
Doylestown
Hatsboro
Willow Grove
Jenkinstown
York Road
North Broad Street
Pennsylvan ia Nets Shutout by Navy in Tight Forum
In Annapolis on April 26 the University of Pennsylvania fell 2 to 0 to Navy after seven scoreless innings. Navy pushed across two runs in the eighth on smart hitting, while Penn left two runners on in the ninth. Pitcher Panphie starred for Navy, with Lanphier and Hambsch behind him. Umpire Collis tower from Washington officiated.
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Annapolis
University of Pennsylvania
Midshipmen
Panphie
R. H. E. Annapolis
Mixed Doubles Triumph at St Nicholas Rink
Indoor lawn tennis at St Nicholas Rink featured M D Whitman and Miss Bishop Beaton in mixed doubles. Winners included Miss Adee with Raymond D Little and Mrs Barger Wallach with Beals Wright. Final scores 2 6 6 3 6 1, with Fenno and Wrenn dropping to form before the upset.
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St. Nicholas
Juliet Adee
Raymond D. Little
Fenno
Wrenn
Margaret Bishop
Malcolm D. Whitman
Public School 6 Boys Swim Wins League Championship
Public School 6 boys captured the Public School Athletic League swimming title at the 23rd Street baths, finishing with 17 points after a second in the 160-yard relay. Public School 24 of Manhattan set a new record in the 160-yard relay, while individual events featured close finishes and a large field of nearly four hundred entries.
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Public School 6
Public School Athletic League
23D Street
Avenue A
Public School 24
Manhattan
Natatorium
Theodore Cann
Public School
Bronx
Thomas McLaughlin
J. Wassmer
J. Coones
W. Cadley
George Moore
Vincent McCauliffe
Albert de Garmidau
Leba Cn
Brooklyn
George Lane
R. Nerich
W. Muster
Purcell
Weinberg
Benning
Conrad
Holden
Stolzman
Derches
Greer
Tibbies
Gould
Barbara
Judges for Sixth Annual Summer Dog Show at Mineola
The Ladies' Kennel Association of America announced the judges for the sixth annual summer dog show to be held at the Mineola Fair Grounds on June 4 and 5. panel includes Midgley Marsden of Manchester England Christopher Haalker of Accrington England Rudolph Wohl of Hewlett NY M T Mason of Northampton MA Dr Henry Jarrett of Philadelphia George B Post Jr and James W Appleton of New York City and W J Green of Philadelphia Entries close May 20 with James Mortimer at Hempstead Long Island.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Fair Grounds
Mineola
Long Island
Midgley Marsden
Manchester
England
Christopher Haalker
Accrington
Rudolph Wohl
Hewlett
M. T. Mason
Northampton
Mass
Henry Jarrett
Philadelphia
George B. Post, Jr
James W. Appleton
New York City
W. J. Green
James Mortimer
Hempstead
International amateur billiards begins at Liederkranz Club
The first international amateur billiards championship opens Tuesday at the Liederkranz Club in New York. Lucien Re Rolle of France meets top U S players including Calvin Demarest as talk centers on new rules and larger ivory balls. Re Rolle shows clear mastery with high averages, while Americans adapt to the French standard. Opening matches include Poggenburg vs Re Rolle Tuesday, Conklin vs Poggenburg Wednesday, and Demarest vs Gardner Wednesday evening.
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Liederkranz
East 58Th Street
Lucien Re Rolle
Calvin Demarest
Revelle
Lucien Re* Rolle
Liederkrang
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
Edward W. Gardner
Charles F. Conklin
Gardner
Poggenburg
Demarest
Conklin
Maurice Daly
George Slosson
Billiarda
Re Rolle
Flushing Lacrosse Triumph Over Poly Prep In Bay Ridge
Flushing defeated Poly Prep twelve by 3 to 0 on Crescent Athletic Club field at Bay Ridge. The victory served as practice for Flushing who later faced the Crescents twelve and College of the City of New York in another match.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Flushing
Poly Prep
Crescents
College of the City of New York
Maja Co., Ltd
58Th Street
Broadway
New York
London
Paris
Stuttgart
Hamburg
ST. Petersburg
Maja Foreign Touring Service
MAJA
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Alien
Pastenack Dobby
P. Rerec
Thompson
Heskowicz
Nostrand
Immerman
Geieman
Retsig
Ofiyan Sence
Ditmart Hughes Sherif
Gree Poes
Walker O'Reourke
Wreseeei
Gray Geers
Kennedy Creer
Gray Allen
C. c N. ’ Rourke Iy
Walker, Gra ¥ Y
Relsig
Vepire—g. RB
Flannery
Louis de Casa
H. Johnson
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Big Automobile Club
Henry Sanderson
Dave H. Morris
Edgar J. Marston
Colgate Hoyt
George Moore Smith
Alan R. Hawley
Bureau of Tours
Waldron Williams
Robert Lee Morrell
Philip T. Dodge
George F. Chamberlin
J. D. Prince
Irving Brokaw
Winslow Tracy Williams
Jefferson Seligman
A. R. Shattuck
F. D. Underwood
W. G. McAdoo
J. J. Astor
W. W. Niles
W. C. Reich
A Wilton Merle Smith
Cortlandt Field
Bishop
George_F. Chamberlin
Samuel B. Stevens
Dave H.morris
W. P. Hamilton
John E. Borne
James H. Hyde
Cortlandt Field Bishop
J. Howard Johnson
Winthrop E. Scarritt
W. S. Fanshawe
Orrel A. Parker
Elisha Dyer
S.S. Wheeler
A. I. McMurtry
Auto News
R. H W. Johnston
Frank D. Homan
J. B. Odell
Buffalo
Automobile Club of Buffalo
Welch
Alexander Winton
Winton Motor Car Company
Winton
American Automobile Association
Colorado
Tex
Markle
Sweetwater
M. de Magnon
Panhard- Levassor Company
Police Board of
Newark
N. J
Walter Hale
Spain
Studebaker
Fred Niblo
Dustin Farnum
Haynes Company
E. R. Thomas Motor Company
NAVY
H.P
Studebaker Brothers
48Th Street
Bryant
M. D. Whitman
Miss Bishop Beaton
Daimler
Maya
Ted
Vaughan
Eastview
Rim
Continental Station
WAJA
Leland
Valhalla
Epower
Murphy
Cedrino
Mt Kisco
Maja. Imme
Maja.diately
F.L.A.T
Ove
B. Maja
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