Airman Beats Arrah Go On In Belmont Park Feature
At Belmont Park yesterday the favored Airman driven by Fisor outpaced Arrah Go On to win the Harlem Selling Stake a mile race. Cadillac faltered late as Kingfisher, with William Martin as owner, won the main finish ahead of rivals. Thomas F. McMahon’s two year old colt also caused an upset, beating Yuneed and Pigeon in a muddy run. Nutmeg won the steeplechase in a tight finish over Orme’s Head with Square Dealer finishing strong.
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W. J. Macbeth
Belmont Park
Airman
CP. Winfrey
Skeen
Harlem
Tians
Whimsy
Ed Noche
Burman
Little Ensor
G. W. Loft
Arcad
Maryland
Kerr
Fissor
Arrah
Wiseacres
Igtersal
Ctory
Ensor
Auman
Sands of Pleasure
Cadillac
Burlingams
Burlingame
Kingfisher
William Martin
Waterproof
Frank Robinson
Thomas F. McMahon
H. Watterson
Yuneed
Pigeon
Wilson
Umbala
Widener
Byers
Orme
Crawford
Square Lor
Robin Goodfellow
Qyboneher
Golg
Hon Gow
Iain
Oper Stone
Flac
Kai Peasher
Kehiorser
Voustier
Bunny Hath
Sten Rhase
Williver
Cey
Fiat
Sienie
Witeeeenlis
Auutaeg
Jay Alt Paca
Grou
Lars Dealers
Glen
Stricheni
Stari Gon
Wasas
Multantasurtte
Tenlae
Turner
Stentor
Clowe P
Sha
Ania Winery
Waters
Sommer
Oevid Air Nes Wolk
Nelival
TA Roche
Janine
Huston
Avid Lak. Mico
Thaliesng
Thomas Aleahicn
Vekel
Vnubala
Antique
Vie Montreiner
Wiilara
Ihirieane
Arpa
Ney
Saster
Sui Seratehest
Halle
Tia Preston Lon
Tobey the Squirrel Narrates City Life and Cars
Tobey the Squirrel recalls crossing Columbus Circle amid toy gun mounted cars and a Ford chase, noting a traffic officer’s interference and urban dangers. He wanders from the Circle to Central Park and Belmont, New Orleans, in search of heat and pony betting leads.
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Columbus Circle
Chris
Ford
Garfield
Central Park
Park
New Orleans
Belmont
Betting Banter at the Races Features King Worth
A chaotic race card scene unfolds with tips from Tom Thorp on King Worth at 7 to 1 after a rumor of Columbia’s grid win. The narrator bets five berries, aiming to profit as Keppel hawks Kewpie O Neil with Belmont backing.
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Pollux
Tom Thorp
Columbia Football
King Worth
Handbook Boys
Tom
Pullux
Frank Keppel
Jacques Curley
Kewpie O'Neil
Belmont
Race Fix or Poor Picks At Suburban Meet
Tobey recounts a betting mess at a suburban race where Pullux leads but Frank Keppel and Tom Thorp allege foul play around King Worth and Kewpie ONeil. Tobey bets on Johren in the Suburban as reports of suspicious riding surface with a newspaper swoon. Charlie Dryden noted in town promising big week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullux
Kep
King Worth
Kewpie O'Neil
Tom
Frank Keppel
Johren
Tobey
Benny
N. B
Charlie Dryden
Turf Scandal Rumors Amid Stewards Probe At Suburban Handicap
Investigation rumors swirl around stewards and possible jockey, owner, and official involvement in race fixing. A prominent jockey is implicated, an owner linked to manipulations, and questions rise about the Suburban Handicap. J. J. Hallenbeck, racing as Meadow Brook Stock Farm, donated stallion Huttonthorpe by Heliotrope from Hutton's Sister to the Jockey Club breeding bureau.
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J. J. Hallenbeck
Meadow Brook
The
Jockey Club
Huttonthorpe
Heliotrope
Hutton
Horse Racing Results Featuring Riders and Challenging Odds
A chaotic race card lists horses like Master and Whiskey Dick along with riders such as Petrova Dana and Dion Rodge. Various payouts appear for claiming races and multiple runners across furlongs, with Behemer and King Helle among notable finishers and a wide field including Park Orient and Leiano High.
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Ois Panier
Ds Co
TOF
Aida
Mevents Tron
Binn
Pag Dae Ate Foot Peetmantier
Giga Petrova
Dana
Little Huan
Dion Rodge
Whiskey “Dick
Marin Hebert
Clarion Ruth Sivo van
Rave
Alison
FY Abe
Ron Suy
Necondy Beletolune
Cgenteyiy
Durie
Menty ‘Eberts
Wee Tan
Hiing
Iinwartyy
Furlonga
Murdock
Sam
Connelly
Econd
St Augustine
Sayonarra Sive
Bringh Rat
Gentry
King Helle
Cateoll
Durach
Kutterly
Marchmont
Howard
Behemer
John We 'Kiein
Park Orient
Plenmuraville
Mian Min
Charles Caniel Leiano
High
Horse
Diadl
Bean Spiller
Emerson Advances In Opening Tennis Play at Montclair
Emerson, a hard hitting schoolboy, wins first round over Charles Butter 6-2 6-1 at the New Jersey state lawn tennis championship held at Montclair Athletic Club. Rain halted play after six matches. round two summaries list Oakley and others, with several results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Oakley
Rounelt
Conky Yigba
Ernetnon
Er Mulder
s'Widaier
Yale Lawn Tennis Team Under Draft Age Shines on Courts
The seven Yale University players form a strong lawn tennis team led by Captain Charles S Garland. Despite wartime manpower losses, the squad has posted a notable record. All members are under draft age, suggesting several may become future court champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Charles S
Chuck”) Garland
Yale
Colleges Asked To Make Tennis A Major Sport
The United States National Lawn Tennis Association urged college and university presidents to treat tennis as a major sport. In a letter by vice-president Julian Myrick, the piece argues tennis encourages lifelong fitness and boosts those who want athletic honors on the court, noting tennis popularity and growing intercollegiate prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Naonal Lawn Tennis Association
Colley
Julian
Myrick
Poughkeepsie to Play Here in Sunday Showdown
Lincoln Giants, at Olympic Field in Manhattan, prepare for a doubleheader Sunday afternoon after their string of victories. College Point opens against the colored champions at 1:30 PM, followed by a feature matchup with SOE Poughkeepsie Club led by Larry McLean facing the Lincoln Giants.
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Poughkeepsie
Lincoln Giants
Olympic Field
186Th Street
Fifth Avenue
SOE Poughkeepsie
Larry McLean
Giants
Benny Leonard scheduled for exhibition at New York Athletic Club
Benny Leonard world champion lightweight boxer will appear in an exhibition bout at the New York Athletic Club next Monday evening. The event highlights Leonard's continued prominence in boxing and offers fans a chance to see the champion in a non-title outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Leonard
New York Athletic Club
Busy Season Beckons at Shenecossett Country Club
The Shenecossett Country Club in New London plans a busy season with July and August peak activity. Major events in August fund the Red Cross, featuring matches with Charles Evans, Jerome Travers, John G. Anderson, Francis Ouimet, Oswald Kirkby, and pro exhibition pairings including Walter Hagen and Tom McNamara. Other highlights include a four ball foursome with Miss Stirling and Perry Adair versus Miss Rosenthal and Bobby Jones, a July tournament with Y M C A donations, and several women and amateur championships also benefiting the Y M C A.
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Shenecossett Country Club
New London
Conn
Red Cross
Charles Evans
Jerome D. Travers
John G. Anderson
Francis Ouimet
Oswald Kirkby
Ouimet
Kirkby
Travers
Evans
Anderson
Gill Nicholls
Abe Smith
Walter Hagen
Tom McNamara
Alexia Stirling
Perry Adair
Elaine Rosenthal
Bobby Jones
Dividends Declared by Major Corporations This Quarter
A roundup of declared cash and stock dividends from firms including American Gas & Electric Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Continental Refining Fayette County Gas Guantanamo Sugar Illinois Traction Imperial Tobacco Lone Star Gas Maverick Mills National Licorice New York Title & Mortgage Shawinigan Way & Power Tri City Railway United Fruit Chicago & North Western Insumers' Power Western Union Northwestern Yeast. Extra and regular dividends are scheduled for June through July with record dates ranging from June 1 to June 24.
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Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada
Lone Star Gax Company
Maverick Mills
National Licorice Company
New York Title & Mortgage Company
Shawinigan Way & Power Company
Tri-City Railway & Light Company
United Fruit Company
Chicago & North Western Railway Company
Insumers’ Power Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Northwestern Yeast Company
Chambers Triumphs In Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Meet
Charles Chambers of the Kings County Tennis Club won 6-3 04 over James O Boyle to reach the semi finals of the Brooklyn lawn tennis championship on the Terrace Club courts. Henry H Bassford advanced by defeating Frederick Anderson Jr 3 6 4 as two doubles matches were played.
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Charles Chambers
Kings County Tennis Club
Terrace Club
Flathugh
Chambers
James $. O'Boyle
Henry H. Bassford
Boyle
O'Boyle
Barsford
Anderson
Storage Notices From American Storage Co Auction
Notice of overdue storage payments for household goods, personal items, trunks and more. Public auction to be held at 80 West 5th Street, Manhattan, on a Friday in 1918, featuring magnetos, generators and other claimed items owned or held for you. Auctioneers listed with tensions of notice and terms.
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W. Byers
Josepht Af Verity
Weary Welja
Mra. Tappin
Tenn Schmasiners
Eo Stringer
Misnes
Hur
Sith Stone City
Convinaling
HMUL
Hosuh Magneto
Terough
Fan
Sey Yuek
Bolt
Adama
American Express
Adame
Mtg. Co
M ‘Sineinghar & Co
Winunphy
Gravier
Alund Hrdiera
Lleligelin
Lununberg Pary
Madowinn Garniot Wy McGuire Co
Charles Short
New Orleans
Tasteab
RS van
Ile Conmany
Punile
West Anth Street
Borount
Manhattan
Tee Falowinge
Bosch Sings ET Company
Burchill
Surrogates' Notices and Executors Details
Surrogates notices issued by New York County court require claimants to present demands with witnesses. Documents list executors and attorneys, specifying hearings at Viewitice of Kuutee Brow. No 34 Broadway New York, with dates in 1930s. Notices call for creditors and claimants to file claims, and name trustees and attorneys for administration.
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Joh Vonalan
New
Coun
New York
City of
William de Laxcey Kountae
Anni Ward Douglas
Sulodore
Norris
Henry
Burrogate
New Wark
Rouse
Urusi & Craweorde
Hita
New Vor
Sune
Newark
Soara WL. Norris
Vhederick A. Norria
Aditi
Foreclosure Sales in New York County Court Notes
Foreclosure actions filed in New York Supreme Court specify public auctions of parcels in Manhattan. See details of the properties, parcels, boundaries, and penalties including lien amounts and interest for bidders and the scheduled sale dates in 1918.
Coach Jim Rice Plans to Train Cornell Crews
The Columbia University Athletic Association accepted the resignation of rowing coach Jim Rice amid cuts and regatta reductions. Rice, having led Columbia crews since 1908, is expected to join Cornell University after a lengthy pursuit by Cayuga Lake. The association reaffirmed ongoing support for rowing and reappointed Harry A. Fisher for another year with a leave of absence.
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Jim Rice
Cornell
A. C. Cavagnaro
Columbia
Cornell University
Columbia University Athletic Association
Morningside
Rice
Charles E. Courtney
Cayuga Lake College
Columbia Athletic Association
Hle
Keat College
Iss
Harry A. Fisher
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NEW_YORK TRIBUNE
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Frank
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Montclair
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Carter i
Keenne
Mi Bixtic
Tady Yulcain
Healy
Lee ‘Sheik
Madiong
Shenecossett
American Gas & Electric Company
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Continental Refining Company
Fayette County Gas Company
Guantanamo Sugar Company
Uinols Traction Company
O’boyle
American Storage Co
Rar
Stratorn
Brueh & Crawford, Attorneys
T Admiraintratorn
Tannor
Jown Gener
County of
Koe
Aubachner
Rillorneyan Praser & Speir
Texecuteis
Frasir & Speir
Aulorheve
Exchange Place
ION Sales
Maynard
Timiny
Teveli
Tiree Trinh
Laurentia
Menetone Btomagh
van Comiant
Supreme Court
County OF New
YOUK
Cora Th' Kutherfurd
Seumat” Brown Statherm, Incorporated
L. Kennelly, Muctioneer
Borough of
Cine
Asker
Arden Street
Delat Nogie Avenue
Arden
Andel Bereee
Demamlok
William TI. Ford
Claresch
Tsurium
Liberty Street
New Karetity
Nagle Avenue
Anvil
Vic
William Th
Supreme Cou
Charion Wilder
Cary & Carroll
Atorheys
Wall Street
N.Y
Vesey Street
Morrough
City of New
Daniel Greenwald
County of New York
104Th Street
Avenas
Promixen
New Yorke
Jase Suey
Nat Guy Imprey
Babe
Columbia University Board
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