McCarter Wins the Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica
McCarter trained by Tom Welsh and owned with Andrew Miller won the $10,000 Excelsior Handicap at the Metropolitan Jockey Club meeting in Jamaica. Jack Atkin led early but McCarter surged from mid-pack, finishing a short head ahead as 15,000 spectators watched a keen stretch drive. Chapultepec faded to third as Rifleman followed in fourth with a crowded but fair finish.
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Notter Narrow Escape at First Turn Wins Jamaica Race
Joe Notter rode McCarter to victory in the Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica yesterday. He described a tight first turn near trouble, then secured a rail position and held on as Musgrave moved wide in the stretch. McCarter hung when Jack Atkin approached, but Notter praised the horse’s game performance and good condition.
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New Zealand star Wilding to compete in American lawn tennis
A F Wilding of New Zealand and X N Be Brooks of Australia won the Davis cup at Wimbledon last year and plan to go to America to take part in the lawn tennis championship. Mr H Brooks is arranging their travel plans to accompany Wilding on the trip.
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Women Hold Lawn Tennis Court at St Nicholas Rink
Mrs William H Pouch Miss Tweed and Mrs Barger-Wallach won singles brackets on the St Nicholas rink court yesterday Miss Tweed beat Mrs Fear ey 6 3 2 6 7 5 Fearey was within a point of winning in the last set Mrs Poneh defeated Mrs A H McCarthy 6 2 7 5 Mrs Barger-Walleach beat Mrs Franklin E Bishop 6 3 6 4 The winners with Miss Elizabeth H Moore will play in the semi final this afternoon.
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Dean Swift Triumphs in Epsom Handicap Race
At Epsom on April 29 the City and Suburban Handicap of 2.0% sovereigns for three year olds and up was won by J. B. Joel's Dean Swift. A. Bredall's Simonson finished second and Baron M. de Rothschild's Snow Leopard third. Sixteen horses started with Dean Swift at 18 to 2, Simonson at 1 to 6, and Snow Leopard at 100 to 8 in the betting.
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Demarest and Conklin triumph in International amateur billiard series
Calvin Demarest national champion and Charlies F. Conklin won at the Liederkranz Club in a continuation of the International amateur championship. Conklin defeated J F Poggenburg in forty five innings 400 to 289 with a high run of 59. In the evening, Demarest overwhelmed Edward W Gardner 409 to 26, delivering fast play and a stunning masse.
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Boston Victors Over Yankees In Five to One Finish
American League action shows Boston defeating New York 5 to 1 at American League Park. Cleveland topped St Louis 6 to 3 while Chicago beat Detroit 6 to 3 and Philadelphia edged Washington 3 to 2. Boston climbs atop standings as Yankees drop from first place amid errors by Doyle and Conroy and sharp fielding by Chase and Wagner.
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Connecticut League Results Scoreboard Snapshot
New Haven 7 leads as Bridgeport Waterbury finish with 4. Meriden 1 trails. New Britain faces ill and Hartford posts 10 in a compact standings update from the Connecticut league.
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Fordham Dominates Columbia in Baseball Rout
Fordham defeated Columbia 6 to 0 at Fordham Field as Mahoney shut down the Columbia lineup with nine hits allowed and a sensational eighth inning homer. Hartman and Egan contributed key early hits, while Barili struggled on the mound for Columbia amid Fordham’s steady defense and baserunning.
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One More for Tigers Princeton Tops Virginia 2 to 1
Princeton University edged the University of Virginia 2 to 1 in a pitchers' duel as Heyniger allowed two hits and hit safely with a triple and a single. The Tigers turned four double plays, scoring both runs in the fourth on a single by Harlan that brought in Vaughn and Sites.
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Army Bow To Yale In Shortened Varsity Game
Yale defeated Army 7 to 2 at Ohio Field New York in a game shortened to seven innings to catch a train. Howard Jones led with a hit and Mountford scored Army’s lone run on a wild throw. Murphy belted a home run for Yale as Goersch, Friedricks, De Lucca, and Polley split pitching duties.
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Tenney's error looms in extra innings as Giants fall to Boston
Boston outlasted New York 11 innings 7 to 5 after Tenney muffed a bunt allowing the winning run. Wiltse started for the Giants, replaced by Mathewson, then Malarkey in relief. Kelley tied the score with a seventh inning homer, and Boston capitalized on a late error to clinch in the eleventh.
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Superb as Lose Third Straight in Brooklyn Clash
Philadelphia toppled Brooklyn 3 to 1 at Washington Park as timely hitting and sharp fielding sealed a third straight win for the visitors Richie pitched well for Philadelphia and Magee drove in two runs with a three bagger in the seventh inning Hummell’s three-base hit gave Philadelphia its first run earlier in the game Magee added the decisive extra-base hit while Lewis and Titus contributed key plays for the Phila lineup
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Washington and Brooklyn Clash in Sixteen-Event Card
Washington faces Brooklyn with Elizabeth at five, Paterson matching Baltimore at nine, Philadelphia at unknown, and a sequence of scores showing competitive regional play through nine and four point increments amid a crowded listing of teams and results.
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Briarcliff Race Car Incident Appreciation Note
We do not blame THE CONTINENTAL CROUTCHOUC CO. for the accident to our MAJA CAR in the Briarcliff Race. Our hurried advertisement may seem to blame them, but that was not the intention. they did all they could to aid our cause and we publicly thank them for their cooperation.
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