Auto records broken in Florida car race action
M G Bernin driving a Renault sliced 2 minutes 54 seconds from the world 100 mile record with an average speed of 82 mph, in a match against S B Stevens in a Fiat. Cedrino set a new middle weight one mile record before Bennin won a Fiat Renault duel, amid a four day meet in Ormond Beach.
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the Tribune
Ormond, Fla
M. G. Bernin
Paul Lacroix
S. B. Stevens
Clifford Earp
Napier
Cerrino
Fiat
Guy Vaughan
Chevrolet
Cedrino
Renault
Bernin
Bruce Brown
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Mercedes
Rennault
R. G. Kelsey
W. Gould Brokaw
G. P. Parker
Benz
Stevens
Fourteen Mile
Ten Mile Post
Two Cars Push On In New York To Paris Race
Eum Creek Nebraska March 6 The American Thomas car passed this afternoon after a 120 mile run on the New York to Paris race Montague Roberts said roads were fair and he would push on as far as possible before night The Italian car left Denison at 7 00 this morning dispatched as a regular passenger train It had not reached Omaha by late hour The remaining three cars in the race were idle today The De Dion Cedar Rapids Protos and Moto Bloc were at Chicago Iowa at 7 90
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Eum Creek
Nebs
Thomas
New York
Chicago
Iowa
Brown's Strong Baseball Schedule Announced for Spring
The Providence schedule lists 25 games against Yale Harvard Pennsylvania and Michigan among others. Nineteen contests occur in Providence with nonlocal trips to West Point and Michigan showdowns. Harvard replaces Yale in the Memorial Day game due to Yale schedule conflicts.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Tribune
Brown
Providence
Princeton
West Foint
West Point
Michigan University
New England
Syracuse
Yaleec
Arlisie Indians
Wert Point
Bates
Proviner
Gsrecuse
Wiliams
Willams
Fale
New Haven
Harverd
Cambridge
University of Pennsylvania
Amherst
Anmiberet
Text Providence
Aiumoi
Varsity
Curtis High Wins Riwe Trophy In Interscholastic Chess League
The Curtis High School team from New Brighton Staten Island won the Riwe trophy, symbol of the Greater New York Interscholastic Chess League championship. Team members were L A Kind, O S B Reich, C E Simonson and Adolf Sitzman. Also noted is the Yale hockey captaincy for next season earned by John Herron, a Pittsburg resident and two-year Yale player.
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Curtis High School
New Brighton
Staten Island
The
Tribune
New Haven
John Herron
Soplegneere
Yale
Pittsburg
Yale Tries Pitching Machine
Yale experiments with a pitching machine for baseball practice. The device, patented by T. Cahill of Holyoke, Massachusetts, was tested and found to work well. No purchase decision yet as Yale plans outdoor work next week.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Yale
Gotch Fails To Top Rogers In Hour-Long Bout
Frank Gotch failed to throw Joe Rogers five times in sixty minutes at the Amsterdam Opera House last evening. By time expired, Gotch had only two falls, while Rogers thrived by clever escapes and ropework, with several dramatic near-misses and sustained resistance through three rounds.
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Frank Gotch
Joe Rogers
Amsterdam Opera House
Hackenschmidt
Tom Jenkins
West Point Naval Academy
Rogers
Gotch
Columbia defeats Penn in Intercollegiate League opener
In snow at Haverford College, Columbia University beat the University of Pennsylvania 7 to 1 to open the Intercollegiate League championship series. Captain Dwyer scored first for Columbia, Hunter equalized, then Smith and others added goals as Columbia dominated the second half.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Columbia University
University of Pennsylvania
Haverford College
Haverford
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Fred Milnes
Pilgrims
England
Dwyer
Hunter
Tallant
Smith
Drinker
Bamford Marsh
Maz
E. E. Dwy
B. Mann Morris J. O Brien
Columba
M Diaz
R Dwyer
HM Smith
J. Billingsley
Pennsyvrania
U ‘ Hunter
Joyner Named Whitney Trainer In Place Of Deceased Rogers
Harry Payne Whitney announced the engagement of A. J. Joyner as trainer for his racing stable replacing the late John J. Rogers. Joyner, famed for developing top horses, recently handled Sydney Paget’s big stable. Charles Reed sold Fairview Stud Farm near Gallatin Tennessee for 75000, with plans to subdivide for building lots. Fairview had produced renowned runners like Dobbins and Domino’s chief rival.
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Harry Payne Whitney
A. J. Joyner
John J. Rogers
Jack Joyner
Mr. Whitney
Joyner
Sydney Paget
Waterboy
Watercolor
Cairngorm
Water Pearl
Charles Edward
Charles Reed
Fairview
Gallatin
Tenn
Dobbins
Domino
Mr. Reed
St. Blaise
Golf Plans at Princeton for Spring Schedule
Princeton's golf team will play at Nassau Country Club on the Saturday before Easter and later at Lakewood Country Club. The team previously won the qualifying round at Lakewood, with home club second, and will also face Philadelphia Country Club and Lawrenceville School. Interclass matches run the first two weeks in May in a round robin to win a cup. eligible seniors include Ralph Peters Jr and J H van Dyke 3d among others.
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Princeton
Nassau Country Club
Country Club
Lakewood
Philadelphia Country Club
Lawrenceville School
Ralph Peters, Jr
J. H. van Dyke
W. T. West
D. Roberts
T. Atkinson, Jr
C. G. Ballin
F. H. McAdoo
A. G. van Dyke
Princeton Outpoints Penn in Wrestling Meet
Princeton defeats the University of Pennsylvania 5 bouts to 2 in a home match. Folwell, Ward, Ormond, Ober, Latimer, Ralph, and Yolwell earned wins for Princeton while Folwell won both Penn bouts. Times listed for each weight class.
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Princeton
N. J
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Folwell
Clues
Waite
Yolwell
Pennsylvan
King
Wesleyan Beats Harvard In Home Basketball Thriller
Wesleyan proved dominant at home defeating Harvard by a wide margin as the Cardinals outplayed the Crimson across most facets of the game. Key Wesleyan players led the effort while Harvard struggled to contain their pace and scoring.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyvan
Harvard
Handy Beats Kennedy in 18 Yard Backstroke at Madison Square Garden
West champion H J Handy defeated J S Kennedy of the New York Normal School in the 18-yard backstroke at the Meter Boat and Sportsman's Show in Madison Square Garden. Handy led from the start, finishing about five yards ahead in 2:10 2-5, short of his own 2:03 2-5 record, due to unseen turns from a high roof. The show featured water polo, relay events, and other swimming contests, with crowds swelling for the final night.
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West
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
J. S. Kennedy
New York
Handy
Kennedy
Bath Beach Swimming Club
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Bath Beach
Boyle
West Side
Ran Schultze Marchin
Raum Athletics
Joe Ricdy
Stanley White
Davis
Manteil
Friedlander
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Tefft
Mantell
New York Athletic Club
United States
Volunteer Life Saving Corps
W. C. Miller
Speiberger
Florence West
Brooklyn Bridge
Coney Island
R. C. Leonard
Central Valley
Yale Fencers Defeat Columba in Tight Triangular Meet
Yale wins the Yale vs Columbia bout 5 4 and nails a clean sweep of Pennsylvania. The final standings place Yale first with 14 bouts, Columbia second with 12, and Pennsylvania last. key results include Perrine and Smith clinching Yale’s narrow victory and Staley’s wins securing the top spot.
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Yale
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Columbia Gymnasium
Philadelphians
Wendell
Byrne
Perrine
Smith
Staley
Martin
New
F. J. Byrne
G. C. Haas
H. Smith
C. G. Amend
A. C. Staley
H. Perrine
G. Amend
Haas
A. Staley
Penn Smith
S. Martin
Doubles Racquet Title Staked in Philadelphia Match
In the United States championship doubles at the Philadelphia Racquet Club Hewitt and Clarke defeated Cassatt and Spencer, while Fearing and Scott of New York defeated Fink and Clark of Boston. Fearing and Scott will face Hewitt and Clarke in the final.
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Philadelphia
United States
Hewitt
Clarke
Cassatt and
Spencer
Fearing
Scott
New York
Fink and
Clark
Boston
Yale Wrestlers Defeat Cornell In Tight Meet
Yale wrestlers beat Cornell six to one in Ithaca with four men. Dole starred with two wins in 125 and 135 and earned another in 145. Wall defeated by default in 115, Parsons and Whitehead won for Yale in 208 and 198, Foster and Goebel added decisive wins for Yale, while Talbot’s heavyweight win went to Yale.
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the Tribune
Ithava
N. Y
Yale
Cornell
Zellar
Wall
Dale
Dole
Lewis
Parsons
Whitehead
Foster
Yate
Wright
Goebel
Talbot
Haight
Princeton to Play Dartmouth in New York Game
Princeton New Jersey March 6 The faculty committee on outdoor sports ratified the Dartmouth Princeton football game for next fall. The contest will be held in New York on November 7.
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Princeton
N. J
Dartmouth
Slosson Beats Cassignol In Balk Line Billiards Showdown
George F. Slosson won his third straight game against French rival F. Cassignol at his billiard academy last night. The match ended 0 to 444 in the balk line series.
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George F. Slosson
F. Cassignol
Slosson
Penn Swimming team defeats Columbia in dual meet 39 to 14
The University of Pennsylvania swimming team beat Columbia at home in Philadelphia with a 39 to 14 victory. Top performers secured several events, enhancing Penn's season momentum.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Automobiles and auto dealers in Newark area
A list of automobile dealers and related services in Newark East Orange and Plainfield. Includes Brush-McLaren Motor Co. at 47 William St Newark H J Koehler 1709 Bwagg Newark Montclair Motor Car Co. Newark and other firms with street addresses and contact numbers. Also notes on hire tours through Europe by Piart-Pechard & Co Paris.
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Brush-McLaren Motor Co
William St
Newark
Bie
Europe
Piart-Pechard & CO
Bayen
Paris
France
Pipeauto
Rowing at Columbia Budget and Deficit Revealed
H N Moore announces the Columbian varsity crew financial report for 1906 07 showing $9 2917 in expenses and $8 96017 in receipts a $275 deficit. Receipts chiefly from graduate subscriptions 426475 and undergrad 240672. Budget for next season increases to 11010 with two new shells in construction and higher crew and racing costs. Boathouse purchase planned for use on the far side of the Hudson at 1090.
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H. N. Moore
Columbian Varsity
Hudson
Amendment to NY auto association dues debated in Buffalo
Oliver A. Quayle of the New York State Automobile Association signaled a likely constitutional amendment at the March 12 Buffalo meeting to require dues from all active club members. The move aims to end a prior exemption benefiting the Automobile Club of America, now under scrutiny as its Buffalo rival grows. The ACA opposes the change as new ACA officers are elected soon.
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Oliver A. Quayle
New York State Automobile Association
Buffalo
Automobile Club of America
Automobile Club of Buffalo
State Association
J W Murphy Indefinitely Suspended In New Orleans Race
Jockey J W Murphy was indefinitely suspended after a bad locking ride aboard Ida May in the second race at New Orleans on March 6. Bellwether and Prince Ahmed were top favorites, with race results listing The Slicker and Hanbridge among contenders in the day’s seven races and various horses in consolation spots.
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New Orleans
J. W. Murphy
Ida May
Bellwether
Prince Ahmed
Injure
Rosen
the Slicker
Swain
Exotic
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Pinion
Lillian Ray
Cunning
Lady Leota
Dispute
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Kenmare Queen
Concise
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Anderson
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Hanbridge
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Dandy Dancer
Risk
Whidlakbroom
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Terah
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Feast
Tilektins
Hyperion Is
Lee
Ben Double
Deero
Nun
Abe Gooding
la Cache
Gracchus
Fay Akbar
Lucy Young
Royal Onyx
Merrick
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Lees
S. Beile Strome
Robin Hood
Meadow— Breeze
Rebo
St. Bellane
McDaniel
Gilpin
Booker
D. Jack Witt
Flynn
Creel
Flowaway
Pinsticker
Flavigny
Louise Macfarlan
Ternus
Ivanhole
Cull
Golden Rusk
Yankees Begin Spring Training Trip To Atlanta
Mike Martin trainer and seven players left for spring training joining Clark Griffith in Atlanta. The party includes Walter Blair Jack Neuer Joe Lake Walter Manning Eustace Newton Wid Conroy and Neal Ball.
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Mike Martin
Yankees
Clark Griffith
Atlanta
Walter Blair
Jack Neuer
Joe Lake
Walter Manning
Eustace Newton
Wid Conroy
Neal Ball
Games for Firemen's Monument at Celtic Park
Metropolis athletes will compete at Celtic Park on June 2 to raise funds for the firemen's monument. The event comes a week before the American Olympic team sails abroad, and many likely to go overseas are expected to participate.
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Firemen’s Monument Fund
Celtic Park
Columbia Gymnasts Beat Yale in Dual Meet
Columbia defeated Yale 33 to 21 at home in a gymnastic dual meet. G W Baker won the horizontal bar, S Melitzer led tumbling, with several Columbia teammates placing in each event as Columbia showed a balanced lineup.
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Columbia
Yale
Columbia Gymnasium
G. W. Baker
Biue
S. Melitzer
G. V. Baker
H. & Schoonmaker
J. A. Vorkamp
W. H. Wheeler
Lc. Everard
Hanrahan
J. Monsity
R. Hall
H. S. Schoonmaker
L. C. Everard
M. Lewis
P. L. McCulloch
J. A. Voskamp
Columba
S. L. Miller
Curtailment Cuts 6000 Workers Across Mills
Providence March 6 notices posted in BB & R Knight cotton mills announce a three quarters time schedule starting Monday, reducing output by 25 percent. Mills at Readville Madehaug Hebronville Readville Pawtucket Valley Woon socket Westerly Rhode Island affected about six thousand operatives. Lowell March 6 Talbot Woollen Mills North Billerteea to five days a week next Monday. Westbrook March 6 S D Warren Company Boston orders mills here on short time. One thousand men affected.
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BB & R_ Knight cotton mills
Readville
Madehaug
Hebronville
Mass
Dodgeville
Pawtucket Valley
Woonsocket
Westerly
R. I
Lowell
Talbot Woollen Mills
North Billerteea
Westbrook
S. D. Warren Company
Bostor
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Greene Motor Car Co
Washington St
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Clinton Ave
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Eden World
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