Gould Will Stand Out In Amateur Court Tennis Championship
The annual amateur court tennis championship will be held at the Racquet and Tennis Club in this city starting in April. Jay Gould, current holder, will not defend unless challenged, with Eustace H. Miles and Peter Latham among entrants. Miles and Latham meet March 21 at Tuxedo Club. Gould plays Latham March 2. Entries close April 1. format includes round robin if three or fewer entrants and Ragnar Wilde draw otherwise.
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Jay Gould
Eustace H. Miles
London
Great Britain
Miles
Peter Latham
Gould
Latham
England
Lakewood Gould
Zacquet and Tennis Club
Wood Leads Qualifying Field At Pinehurst Championship
Warren K Wood of Homewood Golf Club Chicago tops thirty six players in Pinehurst qualifying with a 168. Allan E Lard of Columbia Golf Club Washington takes second at 173 and John E Porter of Allegheny Country Club Pittsburg is third at 174. W R Simons Dyker Meadow L E Wardwell Megunticook and N S Hurd Pittsburg CC each card 176. The list of qualifiers for the title and chief cup follows.
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Pinehurst
XN. C
Warren K. Wood
Homewood Golf Club
Chicago
Allan E. Lard
Columbia Golf Club
Washington
John E. Porter
Allegheny Country Club
Pittsburg
W. R Simons
Dyker Meadow
L. E. Wardwell
Megunticook
N. S. Hurd
Pittsburg Country Club
Werren K. Wood
Homewood
Io Allez
Lard
Columba
Steeeee
J. EB Porter
Allegheny
R. Simmons
Dyxer Meadow
Herd
Eames
Oswald Kirkby
Engiewood
L. Becker
Woodland
P. Clay Clevelan
Cc Brownes
Oakmont
J. BD
Foot
Apawamis
LD Piece
Vale
Ine
Farreily
Deal - McKee
George
Philadelphia
W. C. Johnson
Cance Bree
Florida Auto Contest Ends Endurance Run
The i i horsepower Cadillac entered by Dr W N Stinson of Jacksonville led the endurance run from Rockledge to Fort Pierce to Miami finishing the day at Rockledge in 5 hours 18 minutes. The 24 horsepower Peerless entered by C W Wheeler of St Augustine arrived at 5 52 p m four minutes behind. Wheeler started later and the 1 1/2 horsepower Cadillac entered by Claude Nolan was at Ormond for repairs. Deep sand in the last twenty miles forced low gear work.
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Fort Pierce
Fila
W. N. Stinson
Jacksonville
Miami
Rockledge
Stinson
C. W. Wheeler
St. Augustine
Dr. Stinson
Wheeler
Claude Nolan
Ormond
Benedicts Vote Against Women at Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
The Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club met as bachelors opposed to women were defeated by married members who reelected Walter Pate as president and rest of the ticket. They kept Metropolitan League play, tournaments on schedule, and rehired groundsman Studwell. United States National Lawn Tennis Association secretary A L Hoskins announced tour dates schedule should be released soon after Boston meeting.
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Benedicts
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
Bechelare
Lne
Geaf
Walter Pate
John C. Remond
Charles C. Putnam
William E. Morriss
Walter C. Perkins
James Dwight
Palmer E. Presbrey
Indoor Games at Columbia Test Freshmen for Track Squad
Columbia gym hosted five contests to evaluate candidates for the track team. Freshman Grassi won the sixteen round shot put from scratch with a put of 37 feet 6 inches and scored in the high jump. T C More won the half mile in 2 minutes 5 seconds from the fifteen yard mark. Morgan won the 220 yard dash easily by ten yards over Sanders and Bowes. Other event winners included B Epstein in the thirty yard dash, N Colas in the 920 yard dash, and Grassi again in the shot-out with 37 feet 6 inches. A tie for first in the long jump between Grassi and McCown.
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Columba
Grassi
T. C. More
Morgan
Sanders
Bowes
T. C. Morgan
C. Hoens
N. Colas
Hi. W. Wellington
Edgar
Efhe
W. H. Grastl
V. V. Zipris
F. H. McCaun
W. H. Grassi
F. A McCown
L. Kirtey
A. John
Cornell Crew Begins First Water Practice on Cayuga Lake
Ithaca March 11 Cornell oarsmen reported to the boathouse on Cayuga Lake for their initial on water practice. The varsity and two second boats took short spins in the shells as they started their season.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Candh
Cayuga Lake
Auto race update from New York to Paris etapa
Reports from Cheyenne Idaho Marshalltown Cedar Rapids and Clinton detail multiple incidents in the New York to Paris race. Zast and De Dion crews face accidents and repairs while Thomas leads with 350 miles ahead of Zast and Moto Bloc far behind.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Paxton
Neb
Here
Sirtori
Thomas
Rawlins
Marshalltown
Iowa
de Dion
Moon
J. Chay
Polo on the Tanbark at Durlands Riding Academy
Indoor Polo Club opened with a match between Whites and Colors, the Whites prevailing 4 to 1. Program included a potato race and jeu-de-barre, plus plans for the twentieth anniversary youth ride with silver cups for winners. Cups awarded for winners of hoops, jumping contests feature high prizes for horses meeting standard heights. Box sales suggest record attendance.
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Durland
Sixth annual indoor championship set for 7th Regiment Armory
The Inter-Settlement Athletic Association will stage its sixth annual indoor championship meet at the 7th Regiment Armory on Saturday at 8 p m. The event gathers athletes from multiple settlements to compete in indoor track and field events.
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Inter-Settlement Athletic Association
7Th Regiment Armory
Pinkola Wins Crescent City Derby Trial At New Orleans
Pinkola led from start to finish in the one mile and seventy yards trial, setting a new track record of 1 43. Pedro and First Premium were the early favorites, while Notter rode three winners including Wausau and The Thorn. King's Daughter dominated the third race at six furlongs, clocking 1 13, and Notter rode four winners across the card.
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First Premium
T. C. McDowell
Notter
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C. Koerner
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Alice
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Reaction
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Piker
Flynn
Premium
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Queen's Souvenir
Beraud, Jr
Bucket Brigade
Commerce High School Baseball Schedule for 130
The High School of Commerce baseball schedule lists games from March 28 to June 6. Opponents include Hackensack, Flushing, East Orange, Manual Training, Betts Academy, Manor, Morris, Townsend Harris, Boys’ High, Eastern District, St. Paul’s, Commercial, Centenary Collegiate, Stuyvesant, and DeWitt Clinton, with a mix of away and home games across New York area venues.
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High School of Commerce
Hackensack High School
Hackensack
Flushing High School
Flushing
East Orange High School
East Orange
Manual Training High School
Bronx Oval
Betts Academy
Stamford
Boys’ High School
Eastern District High School
St. Paul's School
Garden City
Long Island
Commercial High School
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Stuyvesant High School
New York
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Hand Tennis Winners Crowned at New York A C
A contest at the New York Athletic Club featured A C champion hand tennis expert D Lyon and W W Gwan as winners in the handicap singles. Lyon defeated J S Kelly from scratch 25 19 in a straight set. Swan recorded 12 aces to beat James H Haslin 25 18 21 25 by default.
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W. D. Lyon
New York Athletic Club
W. W. Gwan
Lyon
J. S. Kelly
Swan
James H. Haslin
Lively Wrestling Bouts Promised at Grand Central Palace
Indications point to lively preliminary bouts at the Hackenschmidt exhibition Monday night at the Grand Central Palace with three bouts possible. No opponent for the Russian Lion yet chosen. Alick Swanson Jim Parr Henry Ordemann or Gus Schoenlein may face the champion on the mat.
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Grand Central Palace
Alick Swanson
Jim Parr
Henry Ordemann
Gus Schoenlein
Brooklyn Horse Show Dates Set for April and May
The Riding and Driving Club of Brooklyn schedules its annual horse show on April 25 28 30 and May 1 with about forty classes. The premium list will be issued next week.
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The
Riding and Driving Club of
Brooklyn
Timely Auto Topics Carnival Smokers and Races Planned
The Automobile Club of America delays Tuesday club night to Saturday April 11 for a smoker at the new 64th street clubhouse with ticketed seating. A Bay State Association Bay race features F E Stanleys steam flyer versus Maxwell twelve cylinder racer, with potential venues at Atlantic City Cape May Ormond Daytona. Trade notes show improving conditions and overtime at several auto factories as touring board discusses Glidden trophy routes.
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Automobile Club of America
64Th Street
Broadway
Automobile Trade
Orrel A. Parker
Colgate Hoyt
W. E. Scarritt
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James L. Breese
W. P. Hamilton
John E. Borne
Dave H. Morris
John Jacob Astor
George F. Chamberlin
S. S. Wheeler
M. D. Chapman
A. R. Shattuck
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Henry Sanderson
Waldron Williams
Bay State Automobile Association
Boston
F. E. Stanley
Steam Flyer
Thomas Dewar
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ormond- Daytona
Florida
Middle West
American Automobile Association
Buffalo
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Maine
F. B. Hower
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Jackman
Quebec
Missions and Commercialism At International Missionary Meet
Pittsburg March 11 American commercialism follows the work and achievements of missionaries in Christianizing heathen nations. Leaders in the movement wept as missionaries told stories of the Cross in foreign lands. Native Christians from Corea Japan India and China described growth of religious fervor and the global outreach. Two monster meetings, moving pictures, and an address by C C Michener highlighted the conference.
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Pittsburg
Young People’s Missionary Movement
China
Corea
Japan
India
Exposition Music Hall
Convention
Old City Hall
C. C. Michener
Young People’s Movement
Bond Sale A Success In New York State
Albany March 11 The latest issue of five million dollars in New York State highway improvement bonds was sixteen times oversubscribed with bids totaling about eighty two million dollars Prices ranged from 106456 to 109 Premiums will net the state about four hundred thousand dollars Controller Glynn called the sale the most successful in state history and noted New York bonds in value surpass most foreign issues and even U S government bonds The high bidders include M & H Clarkson Hanover National Bank Easterbrook Co Gilman Clucas Adams Co Mabon Co Kountze Brothers OConnor Kahler William A Read Co First National Bank Waverly and H M Poor Co Boston
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Albany
Glynn
New York State
United States
Munich
M. & H. Clarkson
Hanover National Bank
Easterbrook & Co
Gilman & Clucas
Adams & Co
Mabon & Co
Kountze Brothers
O'Connor & Kahler
William A. Read & Co
New York City
First National Bank
Waverly
H. M. Poor & Co
Boston
Entr ies for the Metropolitan litan Handicap field at Belmont
Apreview of Belmont Park opening day May 13 highlights a competitive one mile Metropolitan handicap. Entries list many top older class horses with ages spanning two to six, including Fair tric and Sap eh penasi among others.
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Belmont Park
Colin
Glendale man falls from L pillar in Williamsburg
Dennis Fitzgerald of Glendale Long Island climbed an elevated pillar on Broadway last night and fell about twenty feet after a confrontation with Patrolman McGaughan. He suffered a fractured skull internal injuries and multiple wounds. doctors feared for his life at Williamsburg Hospital.
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Glendale
Long Island
Williamsburg
Broadway
Fitzgerald
McGaughan
The
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Circulation Club Beefsteak Dinner in New York
The Circulation Club of New York held its third annual beefsteak dinner in Bruckenstein's Of House, Ferry and Cliff streets, last night. Travelling circulation men of metropolitan dailies met news companies' managers and leading newsdealers from cities big and small, in a royal entertainment hosted by J. F. Kelly and a list of club officers.
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Circulation Club of
New York
Bruckenstein
Ferry
Cliff
J. F. Kelly
William M. Henry
Charles Shevlin
George Henry
Edward Cunningham
Frank O’raw
Johns
Jury to Get Alla Case Today in Denver Trial
Denver March reports that evidence in the murder trial of Giuseppe Alla, accused of killing Father Leo Heinrichs at St. Elizabeth's Church on February 2, was completed. Alla did not testify, the defense calling two physician witnesses. Arguments are set for tomorrow with a jury likely to decide the verdict.
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Denver
March
Giuseppe Alla
Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeth's
Alla
Women to Have C. F. Branch Formed in City
The Civic Federation announced plans to form a national women's auxiliary. New York officers Mrs. J Borden Harriman and Mrs. Julia K West will hold meetings tomorrow to finalize plans. Mrs Joseph Medill McCormick and Mrs Cyrus H McCormick plan a Chicago meeting to form a similar branch with federation approval.
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The
Civic Federation
Seth Low
J. Borden Harriman
Julia K. West
New York
Joseph Medll McCormick
Cyrus H. McCormick
Chicago
Federation
Blond Kitty struck and killed in Bowery street car accident
A young woman known as Blond Kitty or Mrs. Kitty Abrams of No 72 East 4th Street was killed when a Fourth and Madison Avenue car struck her at Bowery and 1st Street last evening. The motorman Michael Welsh was locked up on homicide charges after the body was dragged fifty feet before the car could be stopped.
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Bowery
Kitty
Kitty Abrams
No. 72
East 4Th Street
Madison Avenue
1St Street
Michael Welsh
Public Service Order Keeps West Shore Train on Time
In Albany on March 11 the Public Service Commission 2d District ordered the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad to run train No 4 at least to Newburg when the Continental Limited is late at Ravena, ensuring a late arrival connects with Weehawken. The action follows a period of delays and an exhaustive PSC investigation. The railroad also said it will restore train No 3 from Watertown to Massena Springs starting March 16, operating Gay days except Sunday, without PSC order.
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Public Service
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
West Shore Railroad
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Weehawken
Continental Limited
Ravena
Watertown
Massena Springs
Postage Stamp Slot Machines to Be Shown Today
New stamp selling slot machines will not be installed at the General Post Office until next Monday. An exhibition of the machine will be held in Postmaster Morgan's office at 2 o clock this afternoon.
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Morgan
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