Benz Speedy Again Wins 125 Mile Race at Daytona Beach
L. J. Bergdoll drove a 60 horsepower Benz to victory in 1 hour 53 minutes 30 and 1 2 seconds, beating yesterday's 150 mile record holder. Fiat driver S. B. Stevens suffered a rocker arm failure costing 29 minutes, while R. G. Kelsey in the Christie started poorly and finished far back. The beach course was favorable with a strong north wind and a large crowd watched three cars start and race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Ormond
Fra
Daytona Beach
L. J. Bergdoll
Fiat
S. B. Stevens
Automobile Club of America
Stevens
Benz
Christie
R. G. Kelsey
Long Island Automobile Club
Montclair Ekes Out Victory In Athletic Bowling Final
Montclair Club wins the odd game in the Athletic Bowling League championship over Passaic Club by eight pins despite Passaic leading after the second with a 951 total. Elston’s four splits kept Montclair in reach, while Lefferts and Elston missed key spares in the tenth frame. Standings show Montclair at 16 wins, 14 losses, while Passaic trails with 22 losses and 26 wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair Club
Allers
Passaic
Elston
Lefferts
Montclair
Staten Island Abandons Race At Metropolitan Cricket League Meet
Over fifty delegates gathered at the St George Wheelmen clubrooms for the Metropolitan District Cricket League annual meeting. Staten Island announced it will not participate this year though remaining a league member. Officers were elected with Alfred Tyrrill of Brooklyn as president and F F Kelly of Staten Island as secretary and treasurer. The one club one vote rule was adopted and competition was limited to two sections for 18½ percent. The Montclair club withdrew for now, West Indians and Jamaicans discussed applications. The Staten Island club’s past pennant status noted. The meeting also expressed condolence for Rev. William M Stonehill, known as the Bishop of the Bowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan District Cricket League
St. George Wheelmen
Staten Island
William M. Stonehill
the Bowery
Montclair
Alfred Tyrrill
Brooklyn
In. E. V. Brendon
F. F. Kelly
Harry Rushton
G. Shaw
Columbia Oval
A. L. Gresham
Hernsonhurst Thisties
W. R. Booth
Yonkers
JT. Rose
Manhattan
A.,b. Lewis
Kings County
W. P. Charles
Prospect Park
H. Martin
New York Veterans
Fencing Meet Substitutes Pennsylvania for Princeton in Triangular Meet
Pennsylvania steps in for Princeton in the Yale Columbia Pennsylvania fencing triangular meet set for Columba gym tomorrow night. Columbia had earlier defeated Pennsylvania while Yale beat Pennsylvania, and Columbia recently won indoor events with KR Nobile leading in the 10 quarter mile. A separate Studebaker delivery from New York stalled at Goffs New Mexico and may miss Fort Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Columba Gymnasium
Yale
Columbia
Columbian
University Gymnasium
KR. Nobile
Williams Defeats Brown to End Basketball Season
Providence March 4 Williams won the final game of the Brown University basketball season defeating Brown with a 2 to 14 score. The result leaves Brown last in the New England Intercollegiate League and the championship to be decided in a game at Williamstown next Saturday between Wesleyan and Williams. That Dinner 10 Barberetti is a timely humorous tele about rivalry among opera house managers over tenor singers. Burke Jenkins is the author. See next Sundays Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Williams
Brown University
Brown
Williamstown
Wesleyan
Wiliams
Opera House
Thomas Car At Omaha In New York Paris Race
Omaha reports the Thomas American car arrived at 11 35 a m and will stay the night. Montague Roberts noted mud up to several inches in the last fifty miles as the car covered 1536 miles. Vail Iowa hosts the Zust Italian car set to start after the Thomas car the next morning. The Zust has run 1458 miles. Cedar Rapids tracks the De Dion French car at 1262 miles from the start and aiming to morrow. Chicago notes Moto Bloc and Protos French and German cars in the race here and to resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zust
Vail
Iowa
de Dion
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Thomas
Montague Roberts
Chicago
Protos
New York- Paris
Slosson Sets World Balkline Record at 329
George F Slosson forged a new balkline world record of 329 points in the first game of a ten game set against S C assignol at Slosson's billiard academy. The final score reached 300 to 197 as Slosson outpaced the French challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Slosson
S. Cassignol
Slosson
Willie Hoppe
Chicago
Cassignol
Siesson
Columbia Swimmers Triumph Over City College New York
Columbia overwhelmed City College of New York 14 to 3 at CCNY pool. MacKinlay won the 3 and 100 yard swims, Mullen took the fancy diving title, and Arkush led a strong relay by Columbia. Schmitt swam an exhibition 220 yards in 2 49 4 5 but was ineligible for the dual events, so the time did not count as a record. Columbia also won the water polo match 4 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
City College
College of the City of New York
Carl Schmitt
MacKinlay
F. Mullen
Babcock
Schmitt
Arkush
L. Matz
T. Babcock
J. Arkush
C. MackKiniay
N. Becker
R. Stein
Ko Kolia
K. Morris
H. M. Harker
A. Kohn
A. Fouls
Co. M. M
City of New York
H. G Guiteras
O. N. Werner
Zz Arkush
R. Morris
Ro Stein
Pitty Ward
H Larkin
New York
M. MacKinlay
College of the My
Charles M. Daniels
Henry J. Handy
Chicago
Daniels
Bud Goodwin
Handy
C. D. Trubenbach
New York Athletic Club
Trubenbach
Goodwin
J. Curren
New York Swimming Club
F. McCluskey
Bath Beach Swimming Association
Daniels Beats Handy in 200 Yard Show Relay
Daniel s proves superiority over Handy in a 200 yard relay at the Motor Boat and Sportsman s Show. Daniels and Goodwin beat Handy and Trubenbach as New York Athletic Club dominates. Included are results from 80 yard handicaps and plans for the evening events and a water polo match between Columbia and CCNY.
New York Wins Dual Intercity Track Meet
New York defeats the Middle Atlantic Association 46 2 3 to 30 in a New York hosted meet marred by Melvin Sheppard’s disqualification for fouling Guy Haskins. Several events feature Penn, NYAC, Irish-American, and Swarthmore standout performances with Haskins winning the one mile for Penn and multiple distances claimed by New York clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Metropolitan Association
Middle Atlantic Association
Melvin Sheppard
Guy Haskins
LSU
Haskins
Sheppard
Bacon
Bromilow
Boyle
University of Pennsylvania
Church
Episcopal Academy
Wharfor
Episcopal
Haverford
White
New York Athletic Club
Perkins New York Athletic Club
Roy
Shannahan Catholic Club
Focht
Powers
J. V. Mullgan
Aquinas Athletic Club
Hedley
Deorlaumd
Pastime Athletic Club
Kruger
Swarthmore
Stipp
Mercersburg
Hart
Princeton
O'Connell
Cloughan
Hellairs
Malone
Mohawk Athletic Club
Gallagher
Allen
Irish-American Athletic Club
Parker
Verzin
Nelson
Yale
Adams
Frissell
Pittsburg
Tomlinson
Drumbell
Moffitt
Burke Wins At Hand Tennis At New York Club
Walter A. Burke dominates hand tennis at the New York Athletic Club winning 21 aces in a straight sets 21-10 21-1 over W. L. Stow with a five ace handicap against Stow’s 14. Dr. Samuel McCullagh over Arkell in three sets 2 4 4 2 4 5 1 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Burke
New York Athletic Club
W. L. Stow
Burke
Stow
Samuel McCullagh
W. A. Arkell
Arkell
Dr. McCullam
Measurement changes approved by Atlantic Coast conference
The Yachting issue notes tighter rules to curb lax measuring and tricky designers. It details top-of-sheave measurement, deck-based fore triangle, sail area by mast distance, and quarter-beam boat measurement to standardize the sport.
Hyperion II Wins Fast New Orleans Mile
At the Fair Grounds on March 4 a strong crowd watched Hyperion II win the one mile feature in 1 39 2-5 amid a seven race card. Dainty four others placed in tight finishes, with Blue Lee, Dandy Dancer, Hasty Agnes and Firmament also among notable outcomes in the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Hyperion II
Miss Hapsburg
Skirvin
Gloriale
J. Sumter
May Lee
Shelbert
Stark
Inneave
Tenorette
Rheinette
My Lady
Frances
Lady Chilton
Alamia
Cousin Mary
Fancy Dance
Topsy Robiison
iMcDaniel
Vohoome
Koerner
Minnehaha
Hruessel
Suffice
Hocus Pocus
Black Manitiba
Donna Elvira
Stella Perkins
Kiamesha II
Tyrolian
Betsy Binford
Rose of Pink
Very Royal
Etrena
Pearl Hopkins
Dandy Dancer
W .E. Koerner
Blue Lee
Brussel
Sabado
V. Powers
Taskmaster
Bewitched
Ed. Kane
Gratiot
Wausau
Waterlock
Virginia Matfd
Billy Starr
Prince Howling
Anania
Hyperion I
J. Lee
Pedro
McDaniel
John Carroll
C. Koerner
First Premium
Ketchemike
Norier
Arrow
the Thorn
la Soeur
Land Breeze
Rural Boy
Workmaid
Earl's Court
Joe McCarthy
Contanna
Alsono
Firmament
Notter
Water Cooler
Dorothy Ann
Flynn
la Pink
Mason
Jennie’s Beau
Tim Kelly
Marcus Aurelius
Moxey Mead
Busy Boy
McGregor
Nazimova
Lady Lissak
Yale Crew on the Water at New Haven Harbor
Yale’s crew squad began daily practice in the harbor with several eight oared shells already on the water despite cold weather. The first lineup featured Griswold as stroke with Ide Howe Miller Godley Rice Graham and Auchincloss as bow, marking the start of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Stroke
Griswold
Ide
Howe
Miller
Godley
Rice
Graham
Bow
Auchincloss
Montclair Coach Seeks New Rochelle Match at St Nicholas Rink
Montclair High School hockey manager Donald J. Wilson says the team, interscholastic champions of New Jersey, is negotiating with New Rochelle High School for a metropolitan district Interscholastic championship game to be played at the St Nicholas Rink in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
Donald J. Wilson
New Jersey
New Rochelle
St. Nicholas
New York
Appraising Loyal L. Smith Estate
Walter Lindner of Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company stated the Loyal L. Smith residuary estate will appraise upward of $3,000,000. Bequests total about $1,600,000 with admin costs and taxes not to exceed $100,000, leaving over $1,000,000 for the Loyal L. Smith fund to educate boys of Clinton County, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lindner
Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company
Loyal L. Smith
Loyal L. Smith Fund For the Education of
Clinton County
Moertoen F. Plant's Iolanda Launched at Leith
Leith Scotland March 4 Moertoen F Plant's new yacht Iolanda was launched this afternoon in the presence of the owner and friends Miss M Harding named the vessel The Iolanda registers two thousand tons She will be ready for delivery in June The builders entertained Mr Plant and his party at luncheon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leith
Scotland
Hartje and companions acquitted in Hartje defamation case
Pittsburg March 4 Augustus Hartje John L Welshons and Clifton Hope a negro coachman were on trial in the Criminal Court charged with conspiring to blacken the character of Mrs Mary Scott Hartje. All three were acquitted with the jury instructed to find verdict and place costs on the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Augustus Hartje
John L. Welshons
Hartje
Cliffford Hope
Mary Scott Hartje
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benz Speedy
PASSA
Moxntc
Barger
Ticgins
Olses
Legier
Shulock
Shotwell
Isflerts
Lewie
Elizabeth
Jersey City
Roseville
Newark Bay
Columbia Sporting Notes
Leevenworth
Kan
Studebaker
Fort Leavenworth
Frederick D. Grant
New York-Park
Goffs
Ran
Columbia Swimmers
Bath Beach
Joe Emimmett
St. John’s School
Manlius
N. Y
Peekskill Military School
HL. Jones
Peekskrill
A 'Broadwa Theatre
Mats
Oscar Straus
Ziegfeld, Jr
Liberty
Mabel
I “Foll Parth
Taliaferro
Polly Cikets
New Amsterdam
Emane
Mats. Wezman W. Savage
Lustige Witwe
WITWE
Ther
Tof
Jqueen
Hippodrome
Arthur I Ballet I Circus
Manuel Klein
Orch
Sothern
Mr. Sothern
Rodien Raskolnikoff
Laurence Irving
Cressy & Dayne
Gasin
Hay
Bernards
Majestic PS Social
Wackett
Chas’ Doe
a _ —_ Fields
NEW Fields
Herald Sq
Empire Theatre
40Th St . Hives
Garr
Bway
Tribune
Geo Owin Broadhurst
THE
Easterner
Dso 44Th St
Otis Skinner
Balzac
Paul M. Potter
SAVO
Miss Hook
F. N
Hoolland Knickerbocker
Broadway
38Th Street
Victor Moore
Geo. M. Cohan
L Yeum Theatre
Kyrle Bellew
Margaret Illington
30Th St. Tel
Henry B. Harris
Dustin Farnum
Tor “Eve
Wagenhall
Quaker
34Th St
Ave
Crispino E LA Comare
Mme
Tetrazzinl
Zaccaria
Gianoli- Galetti
Sammarco
Arimondi
Venturini
Campanini
Louise
Mary Garden
Bressier-Gianoll
Campantini
Society For Italian Emigrants
Cavalleria Rusticana
TE Pagliaccl
Lucia DI Lammermoor
Tetrazzini
Severina
Zenatello
Mus
Fri
Calve
Carmen
Miles
Giacoma
Trentini
Dalmores
Dufranne
Gilibert
Pelleas ET Melisande
Miss Mary Garden
Gerville-Reache
MM. Perler
Arimondl
Crabbe
M. Campanini
Mmes
Russ
de Cisneros
Ancona
Arimond
Campanini Mond
M. Dufranne
N. Y. A. C. Court
Manhattan Opera House Galaight
Mil
Deneros
MM. Bassi
Cgelacei
Milo Agostinelli
Campo
Tyson's
S-Manon Lescaut
Cavalleri
Caruso
Scott
Baroceh
Lucas
Reiss
Begue
Ferrari
Eng
S—Mignon
Farrar
Abo Jacoby
Bond
Plancon
Muhimann
Bovy
IL Trovatore
Emma Eames
Homer
Stracclar
Muhlmann
Siegfried
Fremstad
Kirkby-Lunn
Alten
Burrian
van Hoey
Goritz
Reise
Blass
Mahler
Sun
Beneteclari
Met
Opera Orch
Cong
Ferrari Mon
S—Il Trovatore
Stracelari
S—Tosca
Scotti
Dufriche
Barocchi
Abott
Jacoby
Fritz Medh
Aida
Scottl Plancon
Ki Cone
Seaton
Weber
Carnegie Hall
Symphony Society OF New York
Orchestra OF 100
Walter Damrosch
Beethoven
Modest Altschller
Eppositen
Ie Viow
Symphony
Manhattan Opera House
Motion Piet
France
Flanders
South Africa
Germa
Oes Irving
Laney
Lincoln SQ
Edna May Spooner
Zaza
David Berasc
Uyvesant
44Th Street
Brway
Grand Army Man
Belasco
Weah
the Warrens
Virginia
Joe Weber
Hammerstein
Nat M. Wills
Clarice Vance
Ward & Curran
Vinte Staley
Joe Maxwell & Co
Ollie Young & Bros
Wilson , Scott & Whale
Motion Pictures
Colonial Mat
Alice Lloyd
Porter
William A. Dillon
McNaughtons
W. CC. Fields
Alhambra
Courtleigh & Co
Geo
Academy OF Music
14Th St
Irving Place
Eddie Foy
Adelaide
DEWEY
Washington Society
Wallace
Kolb & Dill
Tohemia
Schumann-Heink
Newark
Seasor
Fox
Stuart
Coe Ee Hockey
Ntett Crescent & We N.Y. A.C
Eden, Museek
L. Smith
M. F. Plant
Iolanda
Lakewood
Paris
James MN. Berry
Kewood
Laurel House
A. J. Murphy
D. P. Simpson
Laurel-In -The-Pines
Frank F. Shute
Lake Wood
Atlantic City
Dennis
Walter J. Buzby
Marlborough - Bienheim
Josiah Whit
Traymore
Zatlantic City
N.S
Traymore Hotel Company
CHAS
Marquette D. S&s
Haddon Hall
Leeds & Lippincott
Chalfonte
Leeds Company
ALEN
Siretciun
Holmhurst
Beach
N J
Ocean View
Traina
Henry Darll
Morton Ave
Atlatic
N. R. Haines
Monticell Adlanticci
Seaside House
Ocean Front
P. Cook & Son
Browns Mills-In-The-Pines
New York City
Penna. R. R
Browns Mills
Cambridge Bigg
5Th Ave
Tel
Excellion
Carlos
Montclair Hotel CO
Briarcliff
Briarcliff Manor
D. B. Plumer
Virginia Hot Springs
Fifth Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fred Sterry
Hot Springs
St.george
Bermuda
Broadway, N
ST. Mendelson's
Europe
Eurpean Ice
T23th
ESSS
Sd Ave
76Th
Gist St
Ist Ave
St. YS
125Th St
Tid Tremont Ave
Telegraph Ofice
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!