Surprises At Chess Gaines Yale Princeton Defeat Harvard
In the seventeenth annual intercollegiate chess tournament Yale defeated Harvard while Princeton toppled Columbia in the first round at the West Side Republican Club. The Princeton win featured L. Stephens at top board, with several games drawn, and the Yale victory came despite Harvard’s earlier team win over Yale.
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Princeton
Harvard
Columbia
West Side
Repub Mean Club
Broadway
Yale
Harvers
Crimson
Charlies Curt
Samuel Glueck
E. TI. Glueck
F. R. Eleasser
Glueck
Plowmbhere
Stephens
Alexander
Jeteran
Jeman
Comstock
Iecser
Burgess
Vale
Parshiey
Simen
Johnson
Chandler
Hous Taper
Byerly
Dope accusations echo as Marrone suit ends in DC court
Washington jurists returned a verdict for the Washington Jockey Club and stewards in a $0 damages suit brought by Joseph Marrone over the Benning racetrack incident. Marrone claimed conspiracy to ruin his reputation after his trainer’s badge was revoked and his horse St. Joseph was alleged to be doped. The judge ruled no evidence supported conspiracy.
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Washington
Joseph Marrone
New York
Benning Racetrack
St. Joseph
Marrone
Washington Jockeylab
S. S Howland
Henry J. Morris
Samuel Ross
Circuit Court of the
District of Columbia
Clabaugh
Washington Jockey Club
Benning
Navy and Harvard baseball relations cool for now
Annapolis reports show midshipmen amused by Harvard Navy baseball feuds. Disputes date to 1995 and 1994 games with rough play and umpire disputes. No plans for a Harvard Navy rowing race. football unless rivalries resume with Princeton Yale or Pennsylvania.
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the Tribune
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Harvard
Tribune
Navy
Severn
Princeton
Yale
Pennsylvania
Western Golfers Favor Secession From U S Golf Association
Western golfers push to break away at the Chicago meeting next month proposing a renamed Western Golf Association with its own rules for bonus and par events. insiders say the West will push insurgent action while conservatives loyal to the parent body may attend in limited numbers.
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United States Golf Association
Western Golf Association
Chicago
The
Con
Silas H. Strawn
Strawn
National Association
West
Organization
Change auto rules racing cars barred
Auto race rules for Briarcliff stock car trophy were revised at a meeting of the Automobile Club of America committee. New limits include bore 4% inches, stroke 6 inches, wheel base 118 inches, and weight 2,390 pounds, replacing harsher earlier limits. The club will seek donor consent to drop a clause requiring ten similar cars. several members and car agents attended. The club also urged suggestions on automobile legislation to curb reckless driving, and announced New Jersey registrations and licenses service, expanded notices of patrols, and plans for the annual banquet with a growing membership to 2,070.
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Automobile Club of America
C.F Wyckoff
Wryckoff
Church & Partridge
Stearns
H. A. Loafer
A. Emise
Lozier
H. A Palmer
Simplex
E. Rand Hollander
Harry T. Clinton
Fiat
E Moscovics and Walter ©. Allen, Allen Kingston
Harry S. Houpt
Thomas
H. Tangeman
Harry Fosdick
Ilancia
H. Hamilton
Tsotta
Paul Lacroix
Renault
Percy Owen
Chalmers-Detroit
Sidney Bowman
Apperson
FE. B. Gallagher
Maya
Board of Governors
Philip T. Dodge
Tribune
J. F. Hoppe
Poughkeepsie
Bureau of Tours of
Club
New Jersey
Princeton
Trenton
Lawrenceville
N. J
Riverdale Avenue
Yonkers
New Haven
New Lonthe
Branford
Alfred Ely
Charles S Phillips
EF. Rand Hollander
Value of Auto Shows Demonstrates Rising Demand
H O Smith, chairman of the American Motorcar Manufacturers Association show committee, says New York's Grand Central Palace event will attract unprecedented space demand. He compares the automobile show’s growing importance to grand opera, notes the shift of carriage dealers toward auto sales, and highlights the shows’ role in public education and dealer networking. He warns that interest may wane yet emphasizes shows as crucial to industry progress. Jake Schaefer announces a comeback challenge to the world champion winner after Sutton vs Slossen, planning practice in Colorado within thirty days.
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H. O. Smith
American Motorcar Manufacturers’ Association
Grand Central Palace
New York
Mootor
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Colorado
Thomas Foley
Sutton
Slossen
Schaefer
Thaw Loses Again in Habeas Case Over Testimony
Philadelphia decision by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals upholds quashing a writ to bring Harry K. Thaw to Pittsburg for bankruptcy testimony. The ruling notes Thaw remained in Matteawan custody as an insane prisoner and questions his immediate need or fitness to testify.
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Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
Branford White
Pittsburg
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Judge Young
United States
Archibald
United States Court For
Middle District of Pennsylvania
Scranton
Young
Europe
Archhbald
Harry Kendall Thaw
Thaw
New York
Stone
Meyer
Matteawan
Asa Bird Gardiner
Pennsylvania
Crowley dominates five mile open race at Yonkers
Crowley led after the fortieth lap to win the five mile open race at the 1th Regiment Armory Yonkers in 31 minutes with nine runners. Samuel Meller was second and James Eccles third as crowd applause followed. The two mile invitation trace featured Driscoll Collins Jee Muller Bonhag Bailey and Bellars. Collins crossed first after Driscoll stumbled near the finish. Yonkers High School won the relay among Yonkers Mount Vernon and White Plains. Yonkers police firemen trolley men and letter carriers relay won by firefighters under Yonkers Athletic Association.
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Jamce Crawler
Empire City
1Th Regiment Armory
Yonkers
Crowley
Samuel Meller
James Eccles
Mike Driscoll
Thomas Collins
James J. Jee
Charlies Muller
George V. Bonhag
Winn Bailey
Fred Bellars
Driscoll
Collins
Beilars
White Plains
Matty To Wield Cue In Quick Postseason Billiards
Six entrants including John J. McGraw and Christy Mathewson compete in a sudden billiards tournament at McGraw's Academy starting today. Other players include Strang Mike Donlin Andy Coakley and Harley Atherton who must play 10 points.
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McGraw
Harley Atherton
John J. McGraw
Giants
Strang
Mike Donlin
Christy Mathewson
Andy Coakley
Close Match at Hand Tennis Finalists Crowned at NYAC
Slashing contest ends with E F Concklin and W A MccCredy defeating Dr W J Pulley and Dr George H Mallett 26 23 25 21 on the New York Athletic Club court. Five aces by Hehtning backed by 6 aces clinched the straight-set win as the tournament nears its conclusion this week.
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FE. F. Concklin
W. A. MccCredy
New York Athletic Club
W. J. Pulley
George H. Mallett
E. F. Conecklin
Dr. Pulley
Jr. Maliett
Redy
Concklin
MccCredy
Frederick Olson
Richard C. Rathborne
J. T. Mahoney
Thomas Byrnes
Atlantic City links to lengthen course to six thousand yards
Plans to restructure the Country Club of Atlantic City course aim to exceed six thousand yards by rearranging the lower holes, creating an island green, extending Long Tom to 58 yards, and adding deep pits. Tees will be altered to adjust hole lengths by up to fifteen yards, with tournaments and past events noted, including amateur and intercollegiate championships.
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Country Club
Atlantic City
Northield
New York and Elizabeth Lead Bowling Standings
New York Athletic Club and Elizabeth Club swept their matches, tying for first with eight wins and four losses. Elizabeth set a season high 1,087 as Frank Clute posted 252 in one game, while Passaic struggled with low totals. Different players from North End and Passaic delivered key strikes but fell short in the finale.
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New York Athletic Club
North End
Newark
Valleys
Elizabeth
Passaic
Elizbeth
New York
Breen
Chite
Frank Clute
Corrigan Arraigned in City Park Racing Case
Edward Corrigan, noted horseman, faced arraignment in Criminal District Court on a charge of aiding and abetting the recent one race meeting at City Park in violation of the Locke racing law. He pleaded not guilty and was released on bond.
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New Orleans
Edward Corrigan
City Park
Corrigan
Army and Navy Notes on Naval Bases and Movements
Washington dispatch reports the Navy Department pursuing two naval defence bases on Atlantic and Pacific coasts to stock war material and fuel. Plans include undefended harbor seizures protected by shore guns and mines. Also lists orders, officer movements, and ship movements with arrivals at Hampton Roads Port-au-Prince and Norfolk among others.
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Washington
Navy Department
Atlantic
Pacific
Bureau of Ordnance
Perry
Montana
Hampton Roads
Engis
St Au- Prince
Tacoma
Port-au-Prince
Bastien
Port de Paix
Castine
Tarancain
Phiadelphia
Norfolk
Lebanon
Trom
Buzzard’s Pay
Whipple
San Pedro
Venice
Hampton Rousé
Iloilo
Zamboanga
Rowan
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Buffalo
San Francisco
Honolulu
Yankee Navy Grounding Inquiry Opens at Charlestown Yard
A court of inquiry begins at Charlestown Navy Yard into the Yankee grounding near Bustard's Bay on September 23. Captain Winslow presides as testimony from Commander Marsh and others outlines collision avoidance with the New Hampshire and limited pumping on punctured compartments. The inquiry is to be concluded tomorrow and then sent to Washington for possible court martial.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Yankes
Spindle Rock
Bustard’s Bay
Dar
Herbert Winslow
Marsh
New Hampshire
G. ©. Johnstone
Neila Johnson
Washington
Navy Department
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