Savannah Auto Races Highlight Vanderbilt Cup Prelude
Herbert Lytle dominating the 18 mile road race on the Savannah course in a 21 horsepower Apperson car in 3 hours 35 minutes 41 seconds. George Salzman in a 70 horsepower Thomas car won the stock chassis race in 3 hours 2 minutes 35 seconds. The event drew a monster crowd under Savannah Automobile Club and American Automobile Association, with guards, soldiers, and flags adorning the course.
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Telegraph
The
Tribune
Savannah
Herbert Lytle
Apperson
Stander
George Salzman
W. J. Kiser
Thomas
Savannah Automobile Club
American Automoilc Association
Lytle
Long Island
American Automobile Association
Thom@e-Detroit
R. J. May
Thamas-Detroit
J. B. Lorrimer
Si Horsepower
Pennsylvania
J. J. Zengle
E. H. Inman
Stearns
Fw.” Leland
Enly
Thomas-Detroit
Lester
Lorrimer
WMS
Wess
Wal
Stearnster
Salzman
More Seats Planned for Army Navy Game at Franklin Field
The Pennsylvania University athletic authorities propose adding movable stands around Franklin Field to seat ten thousand more fans. The plan aims to resolve trustee objections to prior structures and raise total capacity to thirty thousand, potentially restoring Army Navy game attendance next November.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania University
West Point
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Franklin Field
University
Road Drivers Parade Planned for May
Andrew Crawford presided the Road Drivers Association executive committee meeting at Hotel Cadillac on Broadway. The annual horse show and parade will be held the first Saturday in May with Dr KH Gill named chairman and grand marshal and A H Cosden donating a cup to the horse show committee for the best entry.
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Andrew Crawford
Road Drivers’ Association
Cadillac
Fast Hockey By Schoolboys At St Nicholas Kink
Two hockey games were played in an inter scholastic series. Poly Prep defeated Columbia Grammar 1 to 0 after a three and a half minute extra period, with Hayward scoring the lone goal. Morristown High School defeated Short Hills second team 6 to 2 in the rematch.
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St. Nicholas Kink
Poly Prep
Columbia Grammar
Hayward
Short Hills
Morristown High School
Morristown
For Sale Rapid 2 Ton Chassis with Wagonette Body
Practically new rapid 2 ton chassis with 12 passenger wagonette body ready for immediate delivery. Price $2656.00. Will sell at once at savings. The Green Motor Car Company, 88 08 Washington Street, Newark New Jersey.
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Green Motor Car Company
Washington Street
Newark
N. J
Thomas car in Nevada in New York to Paris race
Ely Nevada reports the Thomas car as the sole American entrant in the New York to Paris automobile race reaching the city at 4 pm and departing for Goldfield 18 miles away with plans to stop 40 miles distant for the night. The American machine has completed 2857 miles. The Italian car reached Granger Wyoming this morning, while the De Dion entry and Moto Bloc have scant updates, the Prontos left Omaha yesterday and arrived in Columbus 1827 miles from New York.
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Ely
Nev
Goldfield
Granger
Wyo
Grand Island
Neb
Moto Bloc
Carroll
Iowa
Prontos
Omaha
Columbus
New York
Stude bak er Car Arrives in Savannah After Endurance Run
The 46 horsepower Studebaker car arrived in Savannah at 4 30 this afternoon after an endurance run from Philadelphia. The car traveled with a Pullman coach that left Philadelphia a week earlier and is expected in Savannah tomorrow morning.
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the Tribune
Savannah
Studebaker
Philadelphia
Kemp Ridgely Wins Steeplechase at City Park Meet
New Orleans March 18 Kemp Ridgely the even money favorite won the steeplechase at City Park as Dr Loganist finished second. Earlier races saw Come On Sarin, Robin Hood and Alma Dufour among winners with mixed results and several riders uninjured after accidents.
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City Park
John Dillon
Darto
Kemp Ridgely
Dr. Logan
Come On
Sarin
Swain
Foxhall
Mulcahey
Ben Strong
Lee
Alecon
Gracchus
Gibson
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Heider
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Gold Circle
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Lindale
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al Muller
Tee
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Sto
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Valcome
Anna Fitzhugh
Lady Erhel
Miss Ferriss
Alma Dufour
Rexane
Lord Levat
Belford
Dentyre
Dixie regatta thrills as six races spotlight Palm Beach
Palm Beach Florida March 18 six races showcased in the fourth annual Palm Beach power boat regatta. The Dixie owned by E J Schroeder Jersey City posted best five mile time while the General owned by F E F Walker Bay City captured two races. The Dolphin from Buffalo won the ten mile open event and the Trentezept Florida boat won the short length five mile. the Bruiser Philadelphia finished close in the longer boat race and the General won the fifteen mile final.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Dixie
E. J. Schroeder
Jersey City
General
FEF
Irene
Dolphin
Eugene de Kilst
Buffalo
Yankees Regulars Defeat Colts In Seven-Inning Tilt
The New York Regulars beat the Colts 6 to 2 in Atlanta with heavy hitting. Stahl homered twice, Bell and Riges added long drives, while Joe Lake pitched five innings for the Regulars before Zeller finished. Griffith had two hits for Colts.
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Tribune
Atlanta
Stahl
Bell
Riges
Joe Lake
Jersey City
Zeller
Griffith
Cropping Mishap at Durland Academy Music Ride
Victor Meyer nearly escaped injury when he came a cropper in the jeu de barre during the Durland Academy’s twentieth annual youth ride. Archie Kinney won the blue ribbon and silver cup after despoiling Gerald Meyer of the white ribbon as a crowd of fifty watched. A song and amateur riding followed the mishap under the direction of Charles Krauss.
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Victor Meyer
Jeu de Barre
Durland Academy
Archie Kinney
Kinney
Gerald Meyer
Charles T. Krauss
Weights for Carter and Excelsior Handicaps Announced
Jockey Club handicapper Vosburéh released weights for the Carter at seven furlongs and the Excelsior at one mile and a sixteenth. Charles Edward tops the Carter at 18 pounds while Nealon heads the Excelsior at 125½ pounds. Entry lists show fifty-five runners in the Carter and forty-four in the Excelsior with top contenders including Dr. Gardner, Jack Atkin, Glorifier, and Brookdale Nymph among others. The races run two weeks apart at Aqueduct and Jamaica signal one of the season’s strongest fields if conditions permit.
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Jockey Club
Charles Edward
Brighton Beach
Carter
Nealon
Aqueduct
Banya
Dr. Gardner
Charlies Fadward
Jack Atkin
Glorifier
Twele
Meelick
Chapultepec
Harry Payne Whitney
Brookdale Nymph
Haby Wolf
Oxford
Jimmy
McLaughblin
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Faust
Imp
Metropolitan Jock Club
Jamaica
Montgomery
California
Banyah
James R. Keene
Superman
Brooklyn
Barney Schreiber
Sam Hildredth
Uncle
Lawrence P. Daley
Rat Masterson
Spooner
Slorifier
Ponarris
Lad of
Langden
Baby Wolf
Berkeley
Transvaal
Hosegal
Sir Lynnewood
Tony Faust
Tileing
Cora
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Shaughraun
Rosimiro
Welbourne
Zienap
Mark Antony IT
Ae Blue Heron
Don Pmrique
Rog Bond
Bisco Oo Ccs
Gretna Green
Faracinesca
Halaca
Red River
Cairngorm
Martin Doyle
Old Honesty
Excelsior
Jack At
Saracinesca
Tony Nero
Ee Cairngorn
Long Ball
Rialto
Restigouche
Ingham
Wave Crest
Temaceo
Chalfonte
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Executive Meet
An open session of the executive committee will be held at the New York Athletic Club on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. to conduct important business. Rowing men are urged to attend. Also a note about a five million dollar offer to one woman by an American industrialist to aid in winning another. The Diva's Ruby continues next Sunday in the Trifle.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
New York Athletic Club
Ruby
F. Marton Crawford
Wresting Exhibition in Brooklyn Scrapped by Permit Gridlock
World champion George Hackenschmidt and other famed wrestlers failed to appear at the Clermont Avenue Rink as officials could not secure the required three month concert hall license costing 150. The delay prompted refunds. Tom Jenkins traveled from West Point to watch and predicted Hackenschmidt would win in Chicago on April 3.
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Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
George Hackenschmidt
Wiliam W. Wittig
Hackenschmidt
Hunter
Rink
Tom Jenkins
West Point
Jenkins
Chicago
Lawn Tennis Changes Signal Wider Club Matchups This Season
The Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League approved a format shift allowing all clubs to meet each other with no sectional play. Teams may field any member of the club at season start, while schedule details and tie playoff rules were set. The meeting elected Otto Hinck to lead with Frederick G. Anderson as secretary treasurer.
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Leonard Brooks
Crescent Athletic Club
Louis J. Grant
New York Lawn Tennis Club
West Side Club
Karl H. Behr
Thomas Co. Trask
Otto Hinck
Grant and Palmer Enter London Olympic Lawn Championship
The entry of at least two American players for the London Olympic lawn tennis championship is assured with Wyle C. Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Club and Richard H. Palmer of the Ridgewood Golf Club. They plan to compete as doubles partners and sail for London in early June.
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London
Wyle C. Grant
Richard H. Palmer
New York
Demarest Wins Billiard Match With Record Scores
Calvin Demarest defeated Gardner 400 to 35 in a superb amateur billiards display. Demarest posted a 571 7 average, smashing the amateur record, with a high unfinished run of 163 and a world record high run of 168 set last Saturday. Harry Wright won 400 to 391 in the afternoon game against Clarence Jackson, with a long duel lasting into the twentieth inning and Wright pulling ahead in the twenty first. Wright finished with a high run of 56 and strong averages, as the standings show Demarest, Gardner, Wright.
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Chicago
Calvin Demarest
Gardner
Demarest
Harry Wright
San Francisco
Clarence Jackson
Wright
Jackson
Carrems
Hoppe Dominates Schaefer In Exhibition Billiards
Willie Hoppe, edging toward a championship bout with George Sutton, defeated Jacob Schaefer 9 to 165 in an exhibition at Gruhn's Broadway billiard academy. Hoppe averaged 40 with high runs of 166 80 and 78, while Schaefer averaged 165 10 with best scores of 58 65 and 22.
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Willie Hoppe
George Sutton
Jacob Schaefer
Gruhn
Broadway
Schaefer
Hopper
Slosson Wins Two Exhibition Matches Yesterday
George Slosson defeated French player F Cas signol 20 to unknown in an afternoon match and beat Sutton 500 to 262 in a thirteen inning evening game. Slosson showed top runs of 67 66 and 3 with strong averages, while Sutton posted 21 with best runs 87 82 and .
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George Slosson
F. Cassignol
Slosson
Sutton
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