Golfers abroad show rising activity this season
The coming season promises a memorable golf year with strong international activity. American women lead the charge sailing to Europe with Phelps, Underwood, and possibly Marcedes, while a prominent college boys team led by Knowles of Yale and others from Princeton Harvard and Princeton eye an overseas tour. Rumors swirl of massy, Braid, Vardon and Taylor visiting for the Myopia open but may not occur amid professional boycotts over待遇.
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Boston
Phelps
Alice Underwood
Marced
Tis
lMarriet
Collegians
Great Britain
Oxford-Cambridge
America
John L. Low
H. Chandler Egan
Harvard
W. T. West
Princeton
Abbott
Nassau Country Club
Runnor
Massy
Braid
Vardon
Taylor
Miopia Hunt Club
Mvropia Club
United States Golf Association
Myopia
William Norton
Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
United States
Cornell to Go West to Meet Chicago on Marshall Field
Cornell will play the University of Chicago at football on Marshall Field in Chicago on November 11. The Ithacans agreed to travel west and could take a position of honor on Director State’s schedule. Negotiations were near completion a week ago, pending Chicago faculty approval before a contract could be finalized. The proposal was favorably viewed by Chicago professors on Saturday, and news was released yesterday by Dr J E Raycroft, acting athletic director.
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Chicago
Cornell
Universty of
Marshall Field
Ithacans
State
Stagz
J. E. Raycroft
British International Cup Race Set By Motor Boat Club
Interest grows as Motor Boat Club of America accepts a challenge from Great Britain for a large motor boat race. The course will run in Huntington Harbor with August as the race month and a week of July 11 for possible eliminations. US entries include C. C. Wheeler and a near completion at City Island, with talks of a turbine boat from West India Meter Car Company.
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Board of Governors
Motor Boat Club of America
Motor Veht
Great Britain
Huntington Herber
Motor Boat Club
C. C. Wheeler
Walter M. Bielings
American Club
Halesite
Long Island
United States
B. F. Woods Yard
City Island
Tarns, Lemoine & Crane
Southampton
West India Meter Caer Company
Handicap Yacht Racing Class Annual Meeting at Hotel Astor
The Handicap Yacht Racing Class holds its annual meeting at Hotel Astor Broadway and 42nd Street on March 1 at 8 o clock. The agenda includes dues increasing to 10 dollars a year, handicaps for boats under three miles per hour, and adopting four previous races for handicapping. The executive committee may fill in for the handicapper if needed, officers will be elected, and year-long reports will be presented.
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Hotel Astor
Broadway
Th Street
Bergdoll Drives to Victory at Ormond Beach AMA Race
Louis J. Bergdoll is shown at the wheel of his car just after winning the amateur race at Ormond Beach last week. The scene captures the moment of triumph as Bergdoll secures the podium finish.
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Louis J. Bergdoll
Ormond Beach
Two Cars In Trouble In Transcontinental Race
In a daily update from March 9, the New York to Paris auto race reports the American Thomas car reaching Laramie at 3 15 PM after crossing the Rocky Mountains. Driver Mathewson will push on in the morning as they near San Francisco. Other notes place Italian, German, and French entrants at various towns, with repairs and delays affecting their progress.
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Laramie
Wic
Thomas
Hermosa
Mathewson
Roberts
Rocky Mountains
San Francisco
Omaha
Schurler
Columbus St
Chaffray
Paris
New York
Marshalltown
Iowa
Here
Clinton
de Kalb
Til
Columbia Crew Strengthened by Basketball Squad Members
Columbia gains strong rowing prospects as basketball players join practice. Notable additions include B. P. Cerrussi, stroke of last year's eight, and G. L. Helmrich, a former No. 5 rower, both returning from injuries to contest Boyle’s vacated No. 7 spot. J. J. Ryan also joins, forming a potent trio unlikely to alter much this season. Weather permitting, water spins are set for Saturday afternoon.
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Columbia
B. P. Cerrussi
Poughkeepsie
G. L. Helmrich
Helmrich
Boyle
J. J. Ryan
Artful Safe at Lexington on arrival from Whitney estate
The Kentucky report states the young stallion Irish Lad and four brood mares Artful Repute Miss Hamburg and Handspun owned by Harry Payne Whitney arrived under Johnny Miller's supervision and are sent to E O Cowden's farm near Lexington. Artful, famed mare and Futurity and Brighton Handicap winner, will be bred to French stallion Adam.
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Adam
Superbass to Start South for Jacksonville Training
A Brooklyn National League Club squad of over fifteen players will sail this afternoon from the Clyde Line steamship Comanche to Jacksonville Florida for training rounds. Players listed include Bergen Hummel Bell Pastorius Ritter Jordan Alperman Lewis Pattee Maloney Murch Burch Hunter and Finlayson.
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Clyde Line
Jacksonville
Fla
Bergen
Hummel
Bell
Pastorius
Ritter
Jordan
Alperman
Lewis
Pattee
Maloney
Murch
Burch
Hunter
Finlayson
Champions to Meet at New York Athletic Club Carnival
The annual indoor carnival at Madison Square Garden features top metropolitan rivals and college reps. Notables include Ray Ewry, Guy Haskins, Harry Hillman, Melvin Sheppard, Tad White, H F Porter, J F Sullivan, Matt McGrath, Forrest Smithson and many others from the Irish American and New York Athletic Clubs, with rivalries and possible new marks in the six hundred yards and the yard dash.
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New York Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Lst
Ray Ewry
Guy Haskins
Halfirry I. Hillman, Jr
Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union
Melvin W. Sheppard
Irish-American Athletic Club
Tad White
Amateur Athletic Union
H. F. Porter
Metropolitan
J. F. Sullivan
Irish- American Athletic Club
National Amateur Athletic Union
Matt McGrath
W. Krueger
Swarthmore
W. W. Coe
Boston Amateur Athletic Union
R. G. Leavitt
W. C. Fielding
W. J. Keating
H. A. Sedley, Jr
A. B. Shaw
Dartmouth
Dan Kelly
22 Regiment Athletic Association
Forrest Smithson
Multonomah Athletic Club
J. J. Farrell
W. G. Frank
C. J. Seitz
F. J. O'Connell
S. J. Northridge
Lawson Robertson
Irish
National Guard
Racing at New Orleans daily outcome and suspensions
Jockey McDaniel received a three day suspension for post disobedience at Alma Dufour. Aunt Rose was disqualified after winning the sixth race for fouling Arrowsewift. Lady Esher upset John Carroll in race five. The day’s results list winners: First Miss Imogene. Second Lexington Lady. Third Tears Dancer. Fourth Quadrille. Fifth John Carroll. Sixth Druid. Seventh Gilpin. Other runners included Arrowswift, Viperine, Aunt Rose, and Donna among numerous entries.
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Spute Aire
Lil Frigator
Ollie of
Micasita
John Halilus
Peightls
Halil
Eselling
Meadow Green
Gowanus
Escata
Rose of Castii
Lewes Wood
Merrigo
Nazimova
Lady Lizzak
Miss Searcey
Army
Soncces
Maria
Russell Theeewnesses
A Forge
Harold WN
Freebooter
Sam
Firebrand Oo
Minot Oo
Toboggan
Kislochan
Woodsaw
Spion
Dorothy Duncan
Bert Pont
Woildfire
Keator
Bert
Bellwether
Don Q
Beatrice K
Delan Ue
Hasty Agnes
E. T. Shipp
Hancock Ore
Heart of Hyacinth
Miss Verris
Topsy Robinson
Hannibal Bey
Blackburn
Becane King Cole McBride
Betsy Binford
John O
Ormyros Punky
George Virt
Hilain O
Conde Ee
Bonart Oes
New Orleans
McDaniel
Crescent City Jockey Club
Alma Dufour
Aunt Rose
Vipeline
Arrowsewift
aAfter Wo
Notter
Miss Imogene
Loo Eouint Eee
May Lee
Leiberty
My Lady Frances
Lena Leech
Lady Chilton
Noraenna
Reinette
Fancy Dance
Lurid
Grace Gunn
Silverine
Lexington Lady
Henry
Flynn
Powers
Mi Truro
Fliyn
Wiliam H. Lyon
George H. White
Rhinestone
Carr
Shirley Rossmore
Stoneman
Joyful Lady
Miss Sun
Swain
Orphan Lad
Royal Onyx
Lord Dixon
Hanbridge
Electorine
Mafalda
Lady Fisher
Sumter
John Carrol
Donna
McDaniels
Hawkama
Adesso
Arrow Swift
Druid
Brussel
Bamnda
Albert Star
Hadar
Prortania
Viperine
Gilpin
Booker
Creel
Nicol
Quagga
Jack Witt
Canyon
John McBride
High Bear
George Vivian
Cassignol Defeats Slosson in Balkline Billiards Match
French billiardist F Cassignol won his first game by defeating George F Slosson at Slossons Academy last night. The score stood 500 to 237 in 18 2 balkline.
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F. Cassignol
George F. Slosson
Slosson
Naething Wins First Round in Hand Tennis Tourney at NYAC
John B. Naething scored a straight set victory over Dr. R R Bogart in the first round at the New York Athletic Club. The scores were 25 12 and an apparent 25 165 in the second set.
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John B. Naething
New York Athletic Club
Dr. R. R. Bogart
Italians Fight Black Hand Vigilance League Grows
Frank L. Frugone, editor of the Bollettino della Sera and head of an Italian vigilance league in this city, reports rapid growth to several thousands. He says the Black Hand and Italians are often blamed for crimes but doubts guilt in many cases and calls for public and press help. The league remains connected with similar groups countywide and acts against criminals.
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Frank L. Frugone
Bollettino Della Sera
Italian Vigilance Protective League
Black Hand
Frugone
League
Mr. Frugone
Auto Run In Florida Endurance Race Report
Four automobiles started from Jacksonville toward Miami in an inaugural endurance run. By night only two Cadillacs reached Ormond, while a Peerless car with newspaper men and a Buick faced tire and radiator troubles. The event drew crowds, featured sand courses and fordable streams, and aims to reach Miami in four days with overnight stops.
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The
Tribune
St. Augustine
Fla
Jacksonville
Miami
Claude Nolan
Dr. Stinson
Ormond
Pittman
Florida
Timely Auto Topics Highlight Amateur Driver Prospects
Louis J. Bergdoll of Philadelphia shows skill in Ormond Beach races and may drive at Bavannah on March 18 19. White steamer dominates San Francisco hill climb, provoking debate over class restrictions and race eligibility. Studebaker and Pullman cars reach Savannah after Philadelphia to Richmond run. Mount Vernon forms Automobile Club under NYSA and AAA, planning hill climbs and an economy contest with potential 100 plus members by June.
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Louis J. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Ormond Beach
Florida
Bavannah
Ormond
San Francisco
George W. Bennett
Metropolitan
White Company
Bennett
Petersburg
Studebaker
Pullman
Savannah
Richmond
Automobilists of
Mount Vernon
Automobile Club of
New York State Automobile Association
American Automobile Association
Empire State
Diamond War Fears Stir London New York Dealers
London reports a possible clash between Premier Diamond Mining and De Beers over contracts. New York dealers expect no price war, hoping a trade fight would target diamond quality rather than price, preserving a standard market. If contracts lapse, Maiden Lane traders foresee mutual losses, not a price collapse.
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London
de Beers
New York
Premier
London Dispatches
Maiden Lane
Prevaricator label drawn by Aldermen on Commissioner Bingham
At a board meeting Alderman Little Tim Sullivan calls Commissioner Bingham a prevaricator. Sullivan criticized Hanson for seeking a deputy salary rise from 40 to 6,000 and warned Bingham to refrain from criticising the Aldermen. He claimed Bingham sought 325,00 for private detectives from the Board of Estimate without a proper request.
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Bingham
Tim" Sullivan
Board of Aldermen
Hanson
Sullivan
Board of Estimate
Assemblymen Witness Execution At Sing Sing
Three state Assemblymen attended the execution of Antonio Strolle an Italian at Sing Sing yesterday to observe capital punishment. A bill to abolish the death penalty is under preparation for presentation in the Assembly. Strolle was hanged for the murder of Antonio Torseilli in Van Cortlandt Park in August 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Strolle
Sing Sing
Strolle
Antonio Torseilli
van Cortlandt Park
Justice Delays Indictment Review In Grand Jury Minutes
Justice Blanchard granted a motion by counsel for Foster M. Voorhees and Frederick G. Combes to inspect the special grand jury minutes that returned indictments tied to the Bankers Life Insurance Company. Counsel plans a move this week to dismiss the indictments.
Bankruptcy filings hit Johnston & Rippert and others
A petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday in the U S District Court by Louis Cardinale listing liabilities of 1118 03 and zero assets. James G Meyer of Matteawan N Y was named receiver for Johnston and Rippert carpenters who admit insolvency. Samuel Postol of Third Avenue is named in an involuntary bankruptcy with liabilities of 5285012 and assets of 96845 including real estate valued at 54209 stock in trade 600 and other notes and securities.
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United States District Court
Louis Cardinale
Prince Street
Holt
James G. Meyer
Matteawan
N. Y
Johnston & Rippert, Carpenters
Samuel Postol
Third Avenue
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J. M. Shaw
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Naething
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Harry S. Houpt Company
St. & Broadway
Clinton Avenue
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Empire Theatre
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Ton Stevens
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Father Wn Boys
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Skinner
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Sar
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GEO. M Coha
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Margaret Tillington
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LYRIC
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Sais
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Lew Ribt
Gift Behine
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IGE
Sirf Oso Hockey
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Eden Musee
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Gipsy Music
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Jonation
Josephine Ajeeh
Tim” Sullivan
Gonzalvo Carelli
Assemblymen
Levin St Marshall
Abraham Bechbach
Ernestine Harris
Crotona Avenue
Asher Holzman
Pine Street
State Bank of Grand
Harris & Goodman
Herman Appelbaum
University Place
14Th Street
Jacob Stein
East 7Th Street
Dannon Brothers & Co
East 10Th Street
John J. Doody
George Marion
Benno Kulper
Rosco Conklin
Nathan Cohen
William N. Severance
Louis Wolf
Hale Brothers
Stock Exchange
Joseph Welch
Heinze & Co
BIG
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Liberty
Snew Amsterdam
Merry Widow Die Lustige
Mabel
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Wed. & Sat
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Walsh
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St Stephen's Hall
Atternooss Mt
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Pran
Arta
Beethoven
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Siegfrien
Slemerung
Hampton Institute
Armstrong Ssocia
Ndeyt Knessel ‘Quartet
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Musical Art Society
Frank Damro
Darnegie Hall
Manhattan
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Razzine
OPERA
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Sver
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Pelleas Ur Welande
Mary Laden
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MM. Porter
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Pagliacee
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Blaney
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Go Ammerstein
Iiss
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VESTA
Waitress
Ashley Bradshaw
Net
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Belasco
West
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Yarre Alice Lloyd
London Brigade
Bert Leslie
Elite Fay
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Bramwell
Manon Keeler CO
Stanning Gre
Hudson Theatre
Edward Howard Criccs
Academy OF Music
Irving
Frace
Foo Y Mats
Faversham
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