Gould Will Stand Out In Amateur Court Tennis Title
The annual amateur court tennis championship will be at Racquet and Tennis Club in April. Holder Gould may not play unless challenged. Miles aims to reclaim the title, with Latham as rival. Entry closes April 1, and two formats govern finals and challengers.
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Jay Gould
Eustace H. Miles
London
Great Britain
Miles
Peter Latham
Gould
Latham
England
Lakewood Gould
Zeacquet and Tennis Club
Wood leads Pinehurst qualifying in national golf event
Warren K. Wood of Homewood Golf Club Chicago tops a field of thirty six at Pinehurst NC with 169 in qualifying round of the annual championship. Allan E. Lard Washington Columbia Golf Club is runner up with 175 and John E. Porter Allegheny Country Club Pittsburg places third with 134. W R Simons Dyker Meadow L E Wardwell Megunticook and N B Hurd Pittsburg CC stay at 176. The following qualified for the title and chief cup.
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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
Florida Auto Contest Endurance Run Report
Fort Pierce Florida March 1 The 101 horsepower Cadillac car entered by Dr W N Stinson of Jacksonville was the first to arrive tonight in the endurance run from Jacksonville to Miami The run covered seventy five miles from Rockledge Stinson completed the distance in hours and 16 minutes The 4 horsepower Peerless car entered by C W Wheeler of St Augustine reached at 552 pm forty four minutes behind Stinson Wheeler started from Rockledge more than half an hour later The last heard Cadillac entered by Claude Nolan was at Ormond undergoing repairs The final twenty miles today required low gear work due to deep sand қиын
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Tribune
Fort Pierce
Fla
W. N. Stinson
Jacksonville
Miarm
Rockledge
Stinson
C. W. Wheeler
St. Augustine
Dr. Stinson
Wheeler
Claude Nolan
Ormond
Benedicts Vote Against Women At Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Meet
At the Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club annual meeting bachelors urged opening courts to women but were defeated. Married members elected a ticket headed by Walter Pate with John Hemond and Charles Putnam as officers. They kept club in the Metropolitan League, kept a continuous tournament schedule, and reengaged groundsman Alexander Studwell. Hoskins reported US National Lawn Tennis Association secretary and tourney schedule start in Boston. expected to issue permit within two weeks amid many applications.
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Womer
Benedicts
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
Ita
Geaf
Weler
Pate
John C. Hemond
Seftary
Charles C. Putnam
Fevernors
William E. Morriss
Walter C. Perkins
Henry E Robeson
Frederick H. Sanborn
Alexander Studwell
L Hoskins
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Boston
James Dwight
Palmer E. Presbrey
Indoor Games at Columbia Track Trials
Columbia hosted five trial contests to pick candidates for the track team. Grassi distinguished himself with a 16 feet 2 inch shot and a high jump win. Morri won the half mile in 2 minutes 7.25 seconds from the 15-yard mark. Morgan captured the 880 yard dash by ten yards, with Sanders and Howes notable among varsity competitors.
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Columbis
Rmassium
Grassi
T. C_ Morri G
Morgan
Sanders
Howes
Eictt
T. C. Morgan
C. Hoens
Lars
Ash
N. Cains
TW. Wellington
Yantsi
Edger. Oytecrated
Eine
W. Ho
V. Vo Zipris
F. M. Met'oun
W. H. Grassi
Benes
F. A. MacCoun
A. Jahn
Cornell Oarsmen Begin First Practice on Cayuga Lake
March 11 report from N. Y. notes Cornell University rowing candidates called to the boathouse on Cayuga Lake for their initial water practice. The varsity and two second varsity crews had brief spins in the shells during the session.
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Has
Cornell
Cayuga Lake
Omae
Italian car crashes in New York to Paris race near Paxton
In a sprint to overtake the American lead, the Zast racer driven by Sirtori hit a mudhole west of Paxton, Nebraska, and broke a jeckshaft. Repairs delayed the progress as the Thomas car remained about 3 miles ahead and the Moto Bloc 1,000 behind. Other cars in the race faced possible delays or continued repairs.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Paxton
Neb
Here
Sirtori
Thomas
Rawlins
Polo on the Tan bark Indoor Club opens season
The Whites defeated the Colors 4 goals to 1 in the first regular polo match at Durland's Riding Academy. The program also featured a potato race and jeu-de-barre. Preparations for the twentieth anniversary young people's ride include music, contests with silver cups, and prizes for jumping events. Attendance looks strong.
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Durland
Seventh Regiment Armory Hosts Indoor Championship Meet
The sixth annual indoor championship of the Inter Settlement Athletic Association is scheduled for Saturday at 7 p m in the 7th Regiment Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Settlement Athletic Association
7Th Regiment Armory
Pinkola Wins Crescent City Derby Trials in New Track Record
Pinkola led from the start to win the public trial at one mile and 7 yards by a length, setting a new track record 1:43. Pedro and First Premium were favorites, King’s Daughter showed in the third race, and Notter rode three winners including Pinkola. Other race results and times noted for Wausau, Escutcheon, and The Thorn among several scratches and place finishes.
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Pinkola
Pedro
First Premium
T. C. McDowell
Notter
Anne McGee
C Koerner
Arionette
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Brussel
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Starr
Manuscript
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Powers
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Reaction
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Piker
Flynn
Cocksure Woodlane
Yankee Girl
Commerce baseball schedule for 146 season
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 School, Morris, Townsend Harris, Boys, Eastern District, St Pauls, Commercial, Centenary Collegiate, Stuyvesant, and DeWitt Clinton. Home games are noted for Morris, Boys, Eastern District, and Commercial High School. Games are set at venues in Hackensack, Flushing, East Orange, Bronx Oval, Stamford, Garden City, and New York.
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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
Conn
Manor School
Morris High School
Townsend Harris Hall
New York
Boys’ High School
Eastern District High School
St. Paul's School
Garden City
Long Island
Commercial High School
Centenary Collegiate Institute
Stuyvesant High School
de Witt Clinton High School
Hand Tennis Winners at New York A C Showcases Champions
A. C. W. D. Lyon, rated champion hand tennis expert at the New York Athletic Club, and W. W. Ewan won in the handicap singles tournament. Lyon defeated J. S. Kelly from scratch 25 13. Swan delivered 12 aces to beat James H. Haslin 25 18 21 35 default.
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W. D. Lyon
New York Athletic Club
W. W. Ewan
Lyon
J. S. Kelly
Swan
James H. Haslin
Lively Wrestling Bouts Promised at Hackenschmidt Show
Indications point to lively preliminary bouts at the Grand Central Palace Monday night. Three bouts may be arranged as many wrestlers seek to prove skill on the mat. No decision yet on an opponent for the Russian Lion. Alick Swanson Jim Parr Henry Ordemann or Gus Schoenlein may get a chance.
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Grand Central Palace
Alick Swanson
Jim Parr
Henry Ordemann
Gus Schoenlein
Brooklyn Horse Show in April and May
The Riding and Driving Club of Brooklyn will hold its annual horse show on April 28, April 28, May 1, and May 1 featuring about forty classes. The premium list will be issued next week.
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The
Riding and Driving Club of
Brooklyn
Bond Sale A Success In New York State History
Albany March 11 The latest issue of five million dollars in fifty year four percent highway improvement bonds was sixteen times oversubscribed with bids totaling nearly eighty two million. Prices ranged 106 456 to 109 and expected premiums yield about 10 900. Firms listed as top bidders include M & H Clarkson Hanover National Bank Easterbrook Co Gilman Clucas Adame Co Mabon Co Kountze Brothers O Connor Kahler William A Read Co First National Bank Waverly H M Poor Co Boston.
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Glynn
New York State
United States
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Adame & Co
Mabon & Co
Kountze Brothers
O'Connor & Kahler
William A. Read & Co
New York City
First National Bank
Waverly
H. M. Poor & Co
Boston
Entries for the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
A wide field of horses competes in the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park on May 13 a key feature of the spring meeting. Entries list ages for many contenders including Fair Play Faust King Cobalt W H Daniel and Roseben among others with a mix of 2 to 6 year olds and several unnamed entries in the sprawling lineup.
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Belmont Park
Colin
Chapultepec
Fair Play
Faust
King Cobalt
H_ Daniel
Gowan
Flue Book
Live Wire
Ben Ban
Don Cremie
Honesty
Netasulga
Montgomery
Meelick
Unele
Tony Faust
Dandelion
Balvidere
Timely Auto Topics Carnival Week Smokers and Races
The Automoble Club of America delays Tuesday club night to Saturday April 11 for a smoker at the new 64th street clubhouse with tickets required. The event features cups prizes and hill climb trophies plus a forthcoming two car speed race for the Sir Thomas Dewar trophy with F E Stanley and J Maxwell. Discussions cover race safety timing and potential venues Atlantic City Cape May Ormond Daytona. Trade conditions in the industry show factory activity near normal with some overtime planned as touring routes for the Glidden trophy face Western questions.
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Automoble Club of America
64Th Street
Broadway
Orrel A. Parker
Colgate Hoyt
W. E. Scarritt
George Moore Smith
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
W. S. Fanshawe
Henry Sanderson
Waldron Williams
Carnival Committee
Automobile Club of America
Bay State Automobile Association
Boston
F. E. Stanley
Thomas Dewar
F. E B. Stanley
J. D. Maxwell
H. L. Bowden
A. A. A. Racing Board
Stanley
Middle West
American Automobile Association
Buffalo
Atlantic
Maine
F. B. Hower
Touring Board
Jackman
Quebec
Missionaries and commercialism at international missionary meeting
Pittsburg March 11 American commercialism follows missionaries in christianizing heathen nations at the international convention of the Young People's Missionary Movement. Leaders addressed over three thousand people with moving pictures and views. Native Christians from Corea Japan India and China described fervor and growth, while speakers warned of limited teachers to reach masses.
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Pittsburg
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Orient
China
Corea
Japan
India
Old City Hall
C. C. Michener
Young People’s Movement
Man Climbs Pillar, Falls. Glendale Man Severely Injured
Dennis Fitzgerald of Glendale Long Island climbed an elevated pillar on Broadway last night near 6. He was seen by Patrolman McGaughan who attempted to reach him. Fitzgerald fell twenty feet injuring his skull and internal injuries. He remained in critical condition at Williamsburg Hospital with slim chances of recovery.
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Dennis Fitzgerald
Glendale
Long Island
Williamsburg
Broadway
Fitzgerald
McGaughan
Clymer Street
Circulation Club Beefsteak Dinner in New York
The Circulation Club of New York hosted its third annual beefsteak dinner at Bruckenstein's cum House on Ferry and Cliff streets. Metropolitans, news company managers, and city newsdealers attended, with J F Kelly as toastmaster and a long list of club officers in charge.
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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
John S. J. Fenton
Edward Dorf
Joseph Bannon
Austin Thompson
John McCaffrey
John Ring
E. J. Barry
Christopher Faulhaber
Thomas McCue
Albert Greenfield
Shirley Green
John Condon
Michael Maloney
Jury to Get Alia Case Today in Denver Murder Trial
Denver March. Evidence in the trial of Giuseppe Alla charged with murdering Father Leo Heinrichs at St. Elizabeth's Church on February 2 was completed today. Alla did not testify. the defense called two physician witnesses. Arguments will be made tomorrow and the case will likely go to the jury.
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Denver
Giuseppe Alla
Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeth's
Alia
Women to Have C F Branch at Civic Federation
The Civic Federation announced plans to form a national women's auxiliary, with New York officers continuing local plans after a meeting called by Seth Low. Mrs. J Borden Harriman and Mrs. Julia K West from New York urged meetings to finalize their programs, while Mrs. Medill McCormick and Mrs. Cyrus H. McCormick planned a Chicago meeting to establish a branch mirroring New York with federation approval.
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The
Civic Federation
Seth Low
Federation
J. Borden Harriman
Julia K. West
New York
Joseph Medill McCormick
Cyrus H. McCormick
Chicago
Blond Kitty Woman Killed in Bowery Car Crash
A young woman known as Blond Kitty or Mrs Kitty Abrams of 72 East 4th Street was struck by a Fourth and Madison avenue car at Bowery and 1st Street last evening and died instantly. The motorman Michael Welsh was locked up on homicide charges after the car dragged the body about fifty feet before stopping.
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Bowery
Kitty
Kitty Abrams
No. 72
East 4Th Street
Madison Avenue
1St Street
Michael Welsh
Public Service Order for Central in Albany March 11
The Public Service Commission in the 2d District served notice on the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad that train No 4 must run west to Newburg on the West Shore to connect with Weehawken when the Continental Limited is late at Ravena. The action follows a lengthy investigation showing the Limited often ran behind schedule. The commission says the railroad informed it that, starting March 16, it will restore train No 3 from Wiertown to Massena Springs without commission order.
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Public Service Commission
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
West Shore
Newburg
Weehawken
Continental Limited
Ravena
Wiertown
Massena Springs
Postage Stamp Slot Machines to Debut Next Monday
Machines to sell stamps to the public will not be installed in the General Post Office until next Monday. An exhibition of the new slot machines will be held in Postmaster Morgan's office at 2 o'clock today.
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Ernor’s Island
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Office of Commissary General
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Constitution
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Totten
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Wood
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Hancock
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FICE
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District of Columbia
D. C
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Henry L. West
Jay J. Morrow
Morgan
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