Fitz Herbert Beats Trance in Woodhaven Stakes
In a smoky Aqueduct program, Fitz Herbert defeated Trance by several lengths to win the Woodhaven Stakes as Berry Maid led earlier races. Red Bonnet broke a leg and had to be destroyed after a barrier mishap, while Nicol rode Minnie Adams in the fourth race.
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Johnson
Mdbcare
Sheepshead Bay
Gresser
Genergy
Berry Maid
River
Jacke Carter
Herbert
H. R. Brandt
Yok Joyner
Esis
E. Dugan
Ethelbert
Trance
Fitz Herbert
Park Lord
Crses
Raquel
Feme
Julius Bauer
Hartford
Bill” Daly
Tich
Triun
Triun_h
Garner
ET. Wilson, Jr
Aletheno
Golden Pet
Zal
Master of
Craft
Dennis Stafford
Francis
Tennis Stafford
Gore
Salvidere
Charlie Eisex
Cuba
Havana
Elison
Nicol
Act
Minnie Adams
FitzHerbert
Alphile Musgrave
Pontiac— Macelaine
Ieee
Ewcastie
Notter
Big Chief
I Bradley
Pied Gee
Musgrave
Carman
Burns
Prince F Castile
Ee Dugan
Margutrite
Hiver
McPdaniel
Oldfellow
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Nieigh
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Reene
Hesom
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Burr
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Ore (Rainey
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Pierrot
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Cobalt
Red River
King Roseben
T. Ma
Cella
Metarthy
Artonette
Aste
Delaby
Ur le Waer
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Jensen Ee
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Owen
Wilson
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Aletheuvo
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Joyner
Belmont
Cookle
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Oxford
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Emerald
St St. Fin
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Muserave
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Hosario
Rainey
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Black Bridge
Tompkins
Jie
Tenakoe
Purcell
Ene
Teele
Songer
Babcock
A & S Brussel
Slumberness Ae
G Swait
Toplitski
Nostrand
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Okitau
Keene
Fel
Flynn
Red Bonnet
Bauer
Fielder Rina
Sidtées
Troimpa Hartford “Bey
Tenakos
Croker’s Stable Aims For Oaks and Derbies This Year
Richard Croker shows strong hopes for One Thousand Guineas and The Oaks at Epsom, with his string wintering well and prospects bright for the season. Orby, Derby winner, is also in training Wes. Croker has secured first call on jockey Louis Lyne for key mounts.
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Richard Croker
Epsom
Mr. Croker
Sporting
Orby
Wes
Mr Croker
Lou
Tien Lyne
Aqueduct Entries and C League Park Bell Today
Entries for the Aqueduct meeting are listed with the C League Park bell at 4 PM. American Wy amercae v2 Boston is on the card highlighting a matchup with Boston as the opponent.
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American WY Amercae
Boston
Mixed doubles tennis crowns on indoor court thrill crowd
Nationally ranked players competed at St Nicholas rink with Juliet Adee and Raymond D Little defeating Eleanor Sears and Bob Wrenn 7 5 2 6 6 4 while A H McCarthy and William A Larned beat Barger Wallach and Beals Wright 8 6 7 4 In tight rallies Adee and Little showed sharp net play and steady form as McCarthy and Larned emerged as the strongest pair, set to meet in the final round this afternoon.
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Juliet Adee
Raymond D. Little
A. H. McCarthy
William A. Larned
St. Nicholas Rink
Miss Adee
Little
Eleanor Sears
Bob Wrenn
McCarthy
W. A. Larned
Barger-Wallach
Beals
Miss Sears
Mrs. McCarthy
College Diamonds Win Over Stevens In Hoboken Tilt
The College of the City of New York defeated Stevens Institute 3 to 1 at Castle Point Field Hoboken. Sturgis pitched seven strikeouts but Stevens fielding and hitting faltered. Hearsey added two hits for NYU and Ridge Way error aided the first inning scoring.
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The
College of the City of New York
Stevens Institute
Castle Point Field
Hoboken
Sturgis
Stevens
Hearsey
Ridge Way
Hunt Wins Columbia University Golf Championship
W. Hunt Jr defeated A L Broe in the final at Dunwoodie Country Club to claim the Columbia University golf championship after a qualifying round on Saturday. Nine players entered the finals with Morrow and Fish eliminated in earlier rounds. Alec Smith beat H Barker in an informal Nassau links match. The Nassau club season opens May 2 with a two day open tournament scheduled for June 18 and 20. The Western Golf Association handicaps 101 clubs across twenty states with five scratch players named. The Royal and Ancient Club will meet May 3 with no rule changes expected until after September. Allegheny Country Club sets June 11–13 for its open, conflicting with Wykagyl’s dates. Eben M Byers is practicing at Allegheny. At the Western Golf Association meeting, several clubs were elected to membership.
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Co. W. Hunt, Jr
Columbia University
A. L. Broe
Dunwoodie
Hunt
Broe
R. L. Morrow
H. P. Fish
Morrow
Fish
Alec Smith
Nassau Country Club
H. H. Barker
Garden City Golf Club
Smith
Barker
Nassau Inks
Herbert L. Pratt
Western Golf Association
H. Chandler Egan
Warren K. Wood
D. E. Sawyer
W. C. Fownes, Jr
E. M. Byers
Wood
Kenneth P. Edwards
Robert E. Hunter
W. J. Howland, Jr
Norman Macbeath
G. A. Ormiston
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
St. Andrews
Allegheny Country Club
Wykagyl Country Club
Eben M. Byers
Allegheny
Chicago
Douglas Country Club
Douglas
Ariz
Minnissippi Golf Club
Janesville
Wits
University Golf Club
Urbana
Columbia Loses To Montclair In Season Opener
Columbia lawn tennis fell 5-4 to Montclair Athletic Club on South Field yesterday afternoon. Singles were tied 3-3 but Montclair won two doubles sets before a forfeit. Notable results included O Hink beating H Banks and Moses defeating Kidde, while Gates and Fleischmann won for Columbia in singles. Doubles saw Hink and Hink defeat Thomas and Banks as Montclair claimed the match.
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Columbia
Montclair Athletic Club
South Field
New Jersey
O. Hink
Montclair
H. Banks
D. W. Peiser
J. Hink
O. Hitk
H. P. Hanks
F H. Gates
KM. Boorman
H. A. Thomas
LS. Fleischmann
W. Beman
H A. Thomas
H P. Banks
F. Kidde
A. Ss. Moses
L. S&s. Fleischmann
F. E. Gates
RB. Gates
D. W. Petser
K M. Boorman
Woman fencers meet in Philadelphia Cup return match
The Fencers' Club hall hosted a contest between Philadelphia and New York teams. Philadelphia won 6 to 3 with Miss Stimson Miss Baylies Miss Dick leading New York and Miss Pollock Sailer Smith Miss Bittner supporting Philadelphia. Judges Lewis and Dunn presided, with Charles Tathain directing bouts.
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Philadelphia
New York
Quaker City Girls
Miss Stimson
Miss Baylies
Miss Dick
Pollock
Harvard Starts Spring Football Practice Under New Coach
Cambridge April 27. Harvard opened spring football practice for the first time in three years. Forty five players reported and trained an hour under coach Houghton focusing on ball handling tackling and punting.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Today
Houghton
Chesbro in Rare Form Shuts Out Boston Club
Chesbro outpitched Boston's Winter as New York beat Boston 1 to 0 at American League Park. Yankees move into first place with Chicago's win over St Louis. Boston suffers loss amid tight pitching and minimal batting.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Hatteries Defeat Washington In Philadelphia Contest
In Philadelphia the Hatteries faced Washington with Vickers and Smith for Philadelphia and Hughes and Street for Washington listed among players. Umpires were Hurst and Connolly.
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Philadelphia
An. H. E. Philadelphia
Washington
Hatteries
Vickers
Smith
Hughes
Street
Warner
Hurst
Connolly
Eastern League Games Today Report Scores
Eastern League action lists Rochester at Jersey City Montreal at Newark Buffalo at Baltimore Toronto at Providence. Jersey City won 14 innings 4 Newark 0 Baltimore 3 Buffalo 1 Toronto 1 Providence 0 standings show Jersey City 2 4 .400 with others close.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Entreal
W. Il P
Bec
Bufta
Jersey Ci
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES BRITISH CHAMPION DIXIE TO GET NEW BOAT
E J Schroeder of the Motor Boat Club of America, owner of the Dixie, plans a 39 foot racer built from designs by Tams Lemoin e Crane at City Island to race in Huntington Bay this year. Five power boats from Marblehead to New Rochelle are entered for the July 18 race. New York Bay Yacht Racing Association schedules June 21 regatta on Newark Bay, July 3 Day Cup around Long Island, July 4 71 mile race New York to Poughkeepsie and return, with several more events through September. Anita returns from a West Indies Gulf cruise. Delegates from 65 clubs vote for an August Thousand Islands cruise and St Lawrence gold cup race schedule.
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E. J. Schroeder
Motor Boat Club of America
Dixie
Wood
City Island
Tams, Lemoine & Crane
Huntington Bay
Marblehead
New Rochelle
Frank Gheen
Paul Kassek
Martha
T. B. Baylies
John Donnelly
Northrup Fowler
New York Bay
Sandy Hook
Shrewsbury
American Power Boat Association
Thousand Islands
Columbia Yacht Club
West Séth Street
St. Lawrence
Setback for Superbas as Bell Knocks Out Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Superbas lost 6 to 5 to Philadelphia at Washington Park after a third inning burst by the Phillies. Bell, who started for Brooklyn, was chased early as Philadelphia tallied four runs in the inning, McIntyre relieved but four more runs crossed. Maloney's three-bagger in the eighth failed to spark a comeback. McQuillan pitched well for Philadelphia, holding Brooklyn to seven hits, with Bransfield and Sheehan contributing sacrifice hits and Magee, Doom, Burch, Lewis, Lumley stealing bases. Philadelphia left nine on base to Brooklyn's six, as Bell, McIntyre, and McQuillan combined for the pitching effort. Time, 1:57. Umpire Klem.
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Giants
Polo Grounds
Superbas
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Bell
Phillies
McIntyre
Burch
McQuillan
Maloney
Jordan
Bergen
Troomaiw
Coxa Sencnnaes
Titus
Osborne
Doolin
Pattee
Maroner
Bransfield
Sheehan
Magee
Doom
Lewis
Lumley
Bhases
Hbrooklyn
Klem
Knabe
Grant
Bed Magee
Ab Bransfield
Hummell
Dootin
Dooin
C. McQuillan
Lumiey
Ritter
Bell. McIntyre
Talperman Ee
Rowing at Columbia Prepares for Annapolis Race
Columbia crews train for the May 9 Severn duel with Annapolis. Rice has just over a week to ready the squad, most work on the Harlem for racing starts and half mile intervals. Helmrich moves to the third boat due to ineligibility, Hauser shifts up, and Weekes steps in. Helmrich’s absence weakens the second crew against Middies’ second shell.
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Columbia
Annapolis
Severn
Rice
Harlem
Helmrich
Hauser
Weekes
Poughkeepsie
Cornell Crews in Collision at Cayuga Lake Inlet
Two four-oared crews collided on Cayuga Lake Inlet tonight. The Cornell oarsmen swam ashore after the shells capsized and were badly damaged. Backus suffered a painful elbow injury. the rest escaped with a cold bath.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cayuga Lake Inlet
Cornell
Backus
Darwood Vets Set to Bowl In Interstate Meet
The Darwood Vets led by Gehman Dar wood Wolfe Denny Barnes and W Gehman travel from Philadelphia to compete in the Interstate tournament at Amphion alleys Brooklyn.
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Darwood
Gehman
Wolfe
Denny
Barnes
W. Gehman
Philadelphia
Amphion Alleys
Brooklyn
Storm toll rises across deep South with flood and wind
The storm's toll across Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, and Georgia grows with 450 dead anticipated and 1277 injured. Hattiesburg hospitalized the injured, Richton reports fifteen dead, and Columbus Alabama corridor suffers rising Chattahoochee flooding. Relief efforts mount as power houses submerge and river transport declines.
Twelve Drown In Storm On Show Boat Marion
Helena Arkansas April 27 twelve persons drowned when the show boat Marion capsized in a storm eight miles above the St Francis River. Captain Joyce Newport Arkansas in charge returned to Helena with information. The reports also note a severe storm in Selma Alabama causing four deaths and heavy property damage. Mobile and Pensacola suffer hail damage and ship movement. the Maud Spurling sinks near Pensacola while Cavalier and Henriet ta J Powell encounter collision but all aboard saved.
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Helena
Ark
Marion
St. Francis River
Joyce
Newport
Selma
Ala
Alabama
Pensacola
Fla
Cavalier
Maud Spurling
Drowning in Piscataquis River Near Milo Junction
Julian Schumacher aged 22 and Horace Stewart aged 21 drowned today while attempting to run the rapids in the Piscataquis River near Milo Junction. The incident occurred in a cane. Local authorities to investigate.
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Milo, Me
Julian Schumacher
Horace Stewart
Piscataquis River
Milo Junction
Giants top Boston in season opener shutout
The Giants defeated the Boston Nationals 2 to 0 in Boston as Mathewson pitched a masterful game and Ritchey held the Boston bats silent until a late eighth inning rally. Strang, Bridwell, and Shannon supplied the offense with key hits while Tenney and Bridwell were warmly greeted by former teammates.
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Boston
New York
Shannon
Browne
Tenney
Beaumont
Dontin
Bates
Seymour
Kelley
Bresnahan
Ritchey
Devlin
Dahlen
Nicklin
Sweeney Co Bridwell
Bowerman
Mathewson
Johnson After Tommy Burns Challenge in London
Jack Johnson arrived from New York and challenged Tommy Burns to fight anywhere for any purse. He offered to bet Burns 2500 that he will stop him in twenty rounds and would concede Burns two thirds of any purse. Burns did not meet Johnson but deposited a forfeit and insists on 36000 as his share, though Johnson can arrange the side bet. Burns believes a meeting is likely, with location depending on the purse.
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London
Jack Johnson
New York
Tommy Burns
Johnson
Burns
Sam
England
America
Daughter of Merchant Takes Own Life in Montclair Home
Miss Lillian MacLea twenty three daughter of New York dry goods merchant Robert B Maclea committed death by own action last night at 4 Edwin Park Road Montclair by asphyxiation. The gas jet near her bed filled the room and she died within a short time after turning it on. A farewell note to all her friends and family was found on her table and a portion of Adam Bede was read before the act.
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Montclair
N. J
Lillian MacLea
Robert B. Maclea
New York
Worth Street
Edwin Park Road
Martin J. Synnott
Gallagher
Elliott
Miss Maclea
Erwin Park Road
Man Kills Himself at Son-in-Law Home in Williamsburg
Philip Stefan a 50 year old chemist formerly at American Sugar Company refinery, shot himself at his son in law William Johnstone's Hewes Street Williamsburg home. Stefan visited Sunday. his wife ill at home. Johnstone arranged removal to shield Stefan's wife from shock as she remains in critical condition.
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Philip Stefan
Eyck Street
Williamsburg
William Johnstone
Hewes Street
Johnstone
Amercan Sugar Company
Kent Avenue
Ten Eyck Street
Johnstones
Stefan
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