Cudgel Favored For Brooklyn Handicap Prize
Aleven thoroughbreds sprint toward the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct opening the Queens County Jockey Club spring meeting. Cudgel, ridden by Commander J K Ross, is tipped to lead a stout field over 1 1/8 miles, with Windy conditions and a record crowd expected. Competitors include George Smith, War Cloud, Motor Cop, Hollister, Hand Grenade, Recount, Roamer, Westy Morgan, and Hendr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct Racetrack
Kee
J. K. Ross
Cudge
Cudgel
Rosshorse
Borgow
Ret
Judge
George Smith
John Sanford
Alk
Macomber
War Cloud
Motor Cop
Hollister
Aqueduct Entries and Vessels Across Diverse Waters
A dense OCR fragment lists Aqueduct entries, vessels and yard notes, with assorted figures and names including Minster, Gorehade, and Deaware. The garbled text mentions two year old entries, ships, and locations such as Westy gary and Brooklyn stand, plus scattered references to races, time, and prize values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anse Tie Bear Minster
Mae Werke
Wah
Lee
Cader
Westy
Gary
Wengate
Puith
Ska Ae
University Heights Club Victoria Tennis Match
University Heights Club Victoria faced County Tennis Club of Westchester in a Metropolitan Association championship team match at Hartsdale. University won seven of nine matches with two straight-set decisions, led by EJ Clapp who beat Allan Tobey 6-2 in the opening match, and Luter Clap and Embres Henderson defeating Kine and Lawrence 6-4 4-6 6-? to clinch scores for University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne University
County Tennis Club of
Westchester
Hartsdale
Yesterdy
Wiy
EJ. Clapp
Yale Hurdier
Allan Tobey
F& Luter Clap
Embres Henderson
Kine
Wrence
Soutien Avantion Tgam Tan
Tena Ham
Shnllee Univesity
Luli Gies Ed
Cuan Cravens
Helga A Bis
Seyne Mleseront
Pal iGiaind
Ms Bites
University Delgtive
Westcherlee
Eure
Chimeras
Eteatea
Merheront
Wes Ug Ky
Bia Wadyry Bitte
Etvaiet Hang Anil Ge LaWrenves
Chaviraty iHetgive
Detente Wanker
Wesirhenter
Mesereau
Weat
Miss Cowells Sets Two Records in Swim Races
Miss Frances Cowells of Alameda California set a world record in the 25 yard dash and an American record in the 220 yard event at Del Monte California. She defeated Dorothy Burns of San Francisco in 13 seconds to claim the world mark, and won the 220 yard race in 2 69, lowering the American record by three fifths of a second previously held by Olga Dormer of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cowells
Delmonte
Cal
Stet
Miss Frances, Cowells
Alameda
Dorothy Burns
San Francisco
Olga Dormer
Philsophia
Latonia Derby Stakes Boost Promises Record Purses
Latonia Jockey Club announced a $20,000 increase to the Latonia Derby purse, doubling the added money and aiming to attract the best three year olds. The decision follows prior additions of $10,000 and tightens entry rules to restrict to colts and fillies. The plan reflects a push to elevate the race as a premier event in American turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hachmeister
Utonia Jockey Club
Nate
Latonia Eckey Club
Ita
Dundee-Donley Bout Set For Tonight in Jor City
Weights have been engaged for the Dundee-Donley PA bout at the Armory A. A. show in Jor City tonight. The principals will be Dunder a leading contender for the world light title and Mickey Donley of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tis PA
Armory
A. A
Jor- WW City
Jhtly Dunder
Mickey Donley
Newark
Local Stars Lose To Sandy Evans In Half Mile Run
Sandy Evans of the Salem Crescent Club edged rivals at Macomb's Dam Park in a half mile race, defeating Jack R. Sellers of New York Athletic Club and Walter Powe of Alpha Physical Culture Club. Evans led from the start and pulled away late to win by a foot amid a fast, close finish. Carey of Mohawk AC and John Brunson and Percy Verwayen also performed strongly for Salem Crescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Cavagnaro
Sandy Evans
Salem Crescent Athletic Club
Macomb’s Dam Park
Bronx
Evans
Jack R. Sellers
New York Athletic Club
Walter Powe
Alpha Physical Culture Club
Sellers
Powe
Joe Carey
Mohawk Athletic Club
Carey
Slong
John Brunson
Percy Verwayen
Salem Crescent
Verwayen
Bronson
Smieyapl Tig
Avitation Serach
Sandy Hearse
Salom-Ormeae
Waler Towiy Agek
Soller
New York
W. Stevens
Eola Yietae
Longfellows win Royal Western Cup final 8 1 over White Rose
Longfellows of Brooklyn defeated White Rose of Astoria 8 to 1 at Lenox Oval to clinch the Royal Western Cup. Jacklin scored twice by halftime while Mitchell and Walsh added goals in the second half as the champions dominated from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellows
White Rose
Astoria
Lenox Oval
Brooklyn
Jacklin
Mitchell
White Roze
Walsh
Losgpello
Witte
Ee Rofere
T Cunninghayn
Linnemen
de Geiot
Graham
CH. Wale
Loyd- Jone
Mitchett
Walla
Huse
Tuine
Tlalves
Mteutes
Scratch Runners Triumph In St Christopher Games
Scratch runners led by Eddie MacCannon win the scratch race at the St Christopher Club meet held at Macomb's Dain Park in The Bronx yesterday. William Stokely faltered late in the two mile handicap after leading, dropping to third as MacCannon dominated with a strong 800 yard effort and Harvey Jenkins won the hop step and jump despite large handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strain Sunners
St. Christopher Club
Macomb
Dain Park
Bronx
William Stokeley
Stokeley
Eddie MacCannon
Harvey Jenkins
Torgue Yannick Wy Vela Dine
Sin
MacCannon
Uorathhy
Casrateiy
Segonds de Mews
Eaniei
Dy Hurt
Stokeler
B. Hare Aegyetny
G. WiNiaes
Sant Sam
Mochilin
Martin Ta Taek
Inelios
Steinkamp and Bassford Victors in Semi Finals
Steinkamp and Bassford defeated GA Anderson and W H Ross in the Long Island doubles semi final at Kings County Tennis Club Brooklyn. Superior driving and smooth teamwork gave the Stenkamp Bassford pair a two straight sets victory 04 6 1 and they await the Kashie Behr and Duncan Morgenthaler semi final result in the lower half draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Morgenthaler
Harry Stevens Aids Art Program At City College Stadium
Prominent ice cream and hot dog dispenser Harry Stevens will handle catering at the City College drum and outdoor summer concert series. Society women persuaded him to apply his service to the arts event in the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stevens
City College
Stevens
Emington Arm Company seeks 500 women munition workers
The Emington Arm Company of Iliot offers college women and teachers a chance to serve the country while earning wages. It has filed with the state employment bureau in Chapel Street to enroll up to 500 applicants. Wages range from 20 to 80 cents an hour while learning, then shift to piece work with potential earnings of several dollars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emington Arma Company
Iliot
State Employment Bureau
Chapel Street
Toay
Knickerbocker Press
Bob Spears Captures Half Mile Title At Velodrome Newark
Bob Spears, the Australian rider, won the half mile national championship at the Velodrome in Newark before about 5,000 fans amid cold winds, defeating Frank Kramer and others. He also won the two mile open race, beating Bedell, Kramer, Magin, and Grenda as Arthur Spencer faced a penalty in the championship. Veteran Arthur Rhodes won the mile handicap, drawing the largest ovation from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Spears
Newark
Rac
Spis
Con “S
Frank Kramer
Reggie McNamara
Eddie Madden
Pointer Arthur Spencer
Willie Spencer
Francesco Verri
Spears
Kramer
East Grange
Bob
Bedell
Jake Magin
Alf Grenda
Arthur Spencer
McNamara
Krame
Arthur
Pop
Wasloual Championahly
Australas Coane
McNaman
McNaitara
Civilians' Wool Needs To Be Fully Supplied
The War Industries Board announced government wool control has advanced to a stage ensuring equitable distribution to mills manufacturers jobbers and retailers for both government and civilian needs. Prices will be fair and reasonable to earn a normal profit without causing hardship to consumers. No official warrant supports claims of imminent woolen shortages for civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opecine Wirpacen
Lne
Bemer
Washington
The
War Industries Board
Freight Rates Blocked on Coal by Admin Order
Federal fuel administration bans adding freight charges to coal already on hand or in transit. Tariffs take effect next Tuesday, only when dealers have paid or are obligated, aiming to curb price gouging amid large nationwide coal stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapauvutun
Man shot on Jamaica Channel Bridge dispute ends in death
Crowd witnesses a fatal shooting as Tony Lepore shoots John Farrell during a dispute on the Queensboro Bridge. Farrell, 219 West 127th Street, dies after Lepore confronts him at the stairs. Detective Frazer disarms and detains Lepore at East Sixty-seventh Street police station. Lepore’s home listed as 913 East 112th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Lepore
John Farrell
Queensboro Bridge
West 127Th Street
Tony Lepora
Lepora
Dushed
Farrell
Fra?zer
East Sixty-seventh Street
East 112Th Street
Bond sales on New York Exchange for week ended Saturday 1918
A table lists sales last price and weekly high and low for all bonds traded on the New York Stock Exchange during the week ended Saturday in 1918. The report compiles surrogates and active securities showing daily activity and weekly range cov ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York "Stock Exchange
Surrogates Notices Teets Arthur Teets
In pursuance of the surrogate’s order of John P Cobain Surrogate of New York County the notice states Arthur Teets deceased and vouchers to be exhibited at the transacting office of the attorney Parish 2 Wall Street Manhattan New York on the day of August next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
John P. Cobainn
County of
New Tork
Porcine
Weimy
Wall Streel
Borough of Manhattan
New York
James M. Faweett
Exerwtors
Roundway
Barough
Manhattan
John B. Collalan
Elaine Serinst
James Kempster
Bradford Jutier
Nia
Musray
Tagersoll
Howe & Humphrey
Willeam Street
City of New York
Edwin
Murray, Ingersoll, Hoge & Humphrey
William Street
City Ofew York
Stapleton
Mary
John P. Cobalan
Mary Stapleton
Hia Atuurn Ys
Kemnet & Parson No
Wall Stret
Gucouga
Augiel
Joseph E Favage
Emmet
Parish
Wall Street
Borough of Babar
Tan
Olnert Teets
Minnie LO Emmons
Mmet & Parish
Attorneyn Fur Kenn
Borough of
Mans By
Notice of Claims in Surrogate Court of New York County
In pursuance of an order of the Surrogate Court of New York County notice is given to all persons having claims against Juana P T Thomsen Henry Alfredo Thomsen Charles Arthur Thomsen Robert Gilbert Valentine Thomsen and others. Proceedings require claims and vouchers to be presented at Wingate and Cullen 20 Nassau Street or at 140 roadway Carroll Berry New York before October next. Attorneys listed: Penny Carroll for Juana P T Thomsen and Wingate Cullen for Henry Alfredo Thomsen et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marte Josep
John FP Chhalen
Sierenie
County of
New York
Permia
Marie Josw
York
Newers
Provinsial M
Ranc Naegela
Lane Moore
GSP & Osh
EM & M
Seaboard Air Ladj Mes
Flaecmes
Sinclar’ Gil
Tatapah
United Astern
Ward M
Aoay
West End
Laity
Standard Mining
Texas Co
Union Pacific
Dutah Poor
Aw Stern
Western Pacific Fa
Western Union Eol Te Ha Ba Gays
West Shore
Witson d& Co Ga
Wis Cen
S & Ddiv
Juin Bo Cofiainy
Wingate & Culley
Nassau Street
Carroll Berry
Liw York
aghRted
Juana P. T. Thomsen
Henry Alfredo ‘Thomsen
Charles Arthur Thomsen
Robert Gilbert Valentine Thomsen
Een Canrolt
Penny
Juana PB Thomsen
Broadway
New York City
Wingate & Cullen
Charles Arethur Theisen
Hubert Gilbert Valentine Thomsen
N.Y
Nickel
Charles Rin Pers
Hoporanie
John P. Cohalon
Uera York
Hotice
Herchy
Pera
Chares PF
Vourberg
Petiage
Musness
Amec Ue
United Blaus Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Cenar Street
Margret Shay Topramanian
Adminstrators
Bumvad
Sarafian
Administrateix
Warburton Ave
Yonkers
King
Theodore
Hendrabie Jann
Pia Daniet CG
Adams
Todd
ST John
Manhattan
Aluodo GM
Bam Ag
Tel
Tel Col Sa
SLA & S Fegendy
Etna Dantes
Rocky Mt
GAN & Ch Air
Burns Bros
Carhon Steel
Bale & Ohio
Emerson Phan
Aklyn Union el Ist
Iy Ea
Cal Gas & Electri Gay Pe
Marconi of
My Big
Gent
Rot NJ
Maxim Mun
Aig
Cher & Ohio
Penn
B&g
Chice& Bust
Con
Thiowen
Imp
ARID
United Motors
Great Western
L&h
Saf
Tate
Airerate
LP & N
Pierce Ol
Ohio Gil
Aia Gcol Fuel & I Gen Ga
Gol & So
Prairie C & G
South Penn
Columbia G
Ss Stpd
Stan O
Consolidated Gas
Allen Oi High
Detroit Kid Co
Appalachian
Duluth M& N
Distillers
See Corp Bs
Barnett Ow
Thoat-Woo
Elgin Joliet & B
Derie
Hike Basin
Pet Bi
C da Gen
Bal Arly
Tor
Glenrock
Hanover O&g
Gu Car & Nor
Granby Mining
Pga
Hud & Man
Pet
Central
Wei Steel
Indiana Steel
Interboro Mar
Binterboro
Chino O
Ointernatl Agreulti
Okla Oi
Northwest
Okla Po& Re
Oklshama Oil
Yi Erie
Kan City
FLS & M
Ji BP
Gamal Fe SA
Omar O & G
Yi Va
Southern
Penn Gasolene
Penn P & R
Lack Steel Ss
St Ly Yat
Penn-Ky
Picardy Oil
StRise Oil
Bi Lex & East Ry
Savoy Oil
oUt & Myers
Sea O &R
Lo Bs Ak
Sinclair Gault
Long Isle
Stanton Oil
Lorillard Co
Tex O. & Ih
Louisy & Nashy
Tuxpam
Ene
G & Ta
K& C
O& G
Milwaukee Gau
Nee & Do
Minn & St
tAlnsk-Br
To & T
Atlanta
Graf
Canada
tCashboy
Mt. Sa
Ohn
P. Cohalun
Gonper Valley i Va
New Turk
Nh&h
New Yor
Ma Isuars
William BN
YS & W
Wie
Magnattan
Norfolk ‘Southers
Hiattie GM
Hecla Mining
Ass. Louis L
Srutore
William Street
Borough
Fly & Nuvcon
Jerome Verde
Him Butler
Ye Bimon
Therese
Forstance
Kewanns Me
John Pbcoha
Pac
Lamparoa Silv
fLiberty
Givan
Park’ Row
tMonster
Man Batea Cay
Peoria
East Meds
Pere Marquette Fis
OC & Bel
Rio
Ceniber
Taos Cornet
William A. Wight
Bie
Lanman ‘Gosny
Faceas Tor
Ry L&e
Mixon
Nevada
Ren Vew
Yorke Elty
Ir Bizcet
Burough
Notice to creditors of multiple New York estates
In pursuance of orders by Surrogate John P Cohalan, notices are given to all persons having claims against multiple deceased residents of New York. Present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at designated law offices or transacting places by specified deadlines in 1918 1917 1915 and 1914. Executors and attorneys listed for each estate.
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Lait
University Heights Club
Victoria
Connecticut
Salem- Crescent A. C
St. Christopher Games
Federal Board
Man
International League
Mallinone Hy. Talline
Ryecun
Straighen
Morvhardt Ant Pe
Washesston-minghanaton
American Association St Pay
Southern Association Maghapy
Mobite
Enti
Einem
Chancaninga
Te Atle Toe
Wea
Em Maven
Tartan
Midgenorts
New Taunton
Fone
Ak Waterbiley
Elc High
Liberty
Chinear Ry
Buia
Ss. Bon
Morel
Vis
Lyon
Marseilles Bi
Pari Fuse
Nada i Iad
City
High Los
Sinclair Gut Gs
Industrials
Standard Oil
Joh P. Cobalan
Bains
Albert W. Scholie
County of New York
Mesa, Kursman, Ottlhgar & Frank
Broad Street
Union Trust Company OF New Yons
Marie de Keller
Ewne
Serena Iy
Sevine Brung
Anna Buns
George DE Wolf
John P. Cohalan
George le Wolk
New
Brand Way
Marys. Hill
Milan Day Barnes
Ex Keulirls
Charles Pin
John
Charles FB
Yolchere
Tranq
VbriNess
Wittiin Psa
Areauway
Bary Manhattan
City of
State of New Minday
Ne York
Ber West
Margar T
Whaliam Brunner
Adiminisratris
Treaswey
Taras
Ciyy 1
John 2. Cohalan
Lala
Frederick W. Kivmmtte
Deerascil
Youshera
Alfred Hughes
Gielmr
Joan C. Schmackr
John P. Cohalun
New Yar
Charlns J
Willis ML Rolla
Claude B Thompson
Bigelow & Wish
Auorneye Tor
Geuiers
Willan Street
John P. Coltalan
Galnut Henry TD. Balcock
I Avelibald Murray
Wall Straet
New Yori
John B Cohalan
County of News
Porate
Youshiers
Hey Theorney
Honer
Hetvey
Homer
Stebbins
Borough OF Queens
Forest Hills Gardens
Wiatchester County
Toms, Shine
Bathal
Madson Faviare
Soullips
Pevewe
Bewutlully
Autotest
Ethnie Teludiig
Toromerapiter
Anesie
Erate
Erlitz
Besant School
Colleen, Scanola
Faniies
Tra Mt. J
YO Fulton
Jalon Saul
Sellew
Fulton ST
Cok & Brandt
Atareay
Adviow Feu
Hennett
Ono
Typewriter Exchange
Barclay St
Tel Harelay
Ocber
Dalen
Lincoln Trust Company
Caroline B, Crocker
Carroll
Clara L
John Pco. Balan
Notch
Clara L. Carrolly
St Breen
Wouchara
Rework
Ei Union Trust Company OF
Mier
Ebe
Lape & Teamord
Encoutor
Borough Manhatan
John P. Cohulan
Uns
Ee Trust Company OF
New Guatanty York
Brethon
Jennirgn & Russell
Attorneya Tor Esecutor
Kroull Street
Herman Brand
Halph I. Raphams
Ex~ Scutor
Brosuway
John B. Cohalun
Claire Sgeineh Vineeee
Leiney
Asles
Charles Coleman Millet
Ciy
Mary T Loeser
Charles Coleman Milgehi
Executrix
William Strnet
Orough
REAL
City Hall Park
Tribune Building
George E. Relyea
Beekman
Tribune Suilding
Nassault
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