Savannah Auto Race Highlights Lytle Triumph and Salzman Win
Herbert Lytle of Vanderbilt Cup fame won the 1 1/2 mile road race for runabouts in a 24 horsepower Apperson car in 3 hours 35 minutes 41 seconds. George Salzman, driving W J Kiser’s 70 horsepower Thomas, won the standard stock chassis race in 3 hours 2 minutes 25 seconds. The Savannah Challenge Cup 360 mile race followed, with a crowd of soldiers policemen and flags, on a new course southeast of Savannah guarded by a large police and show of patriotism.
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Tribune
Savannah
Herbert Lytle
Apperson
George Salzman
W. J. Kiser
Thomas
Savannah Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Ilstle
Long Island
American ‘Automobile Association
Detroit
R. J. May
Pamemene Senet
J. B. Lorrimer
Tead
Si Horsepower
Pennsylvania
L. J. Zengie
E. H. Inman
Stearns
Fw.” Leland
Lytle
Thomas-Detroit
Latie
Lerrimer
BMG
Wess
Salzman
Etter
More Seats for Army Navy Game at Franklin Field
Pennsylvania University proposes to seat cadets and midshipmen with expanded seating at Franklin Field next November. A local contractor would erect movable temporary stands around the gridiron to seat ten thousand more fans, eliminating trustee objections to earlier structures and increasing capacity to thirty thousand.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania University
West Point
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Franklin Field
University
Road Drivers Parade Set For First Saturday In May
Andrew Crawford presided over the Road Drivers Association executive committee meeting at the Hotel Cadillac. The annual horse show and parade will be on the first Saturday in May with Dr. H. D. Gill as chairman and grand marshal. A. H. Cosden donated a cup to the horse show committee for award.
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Andrew Crawford
Road Drivers’ Association
Cadillac
Fast Hockey By Schoolboys At St Nicholas Kink
Two hockey games were played. Poly Prep defeated Columbia Grammar 1 to 0 after three and a half minutes of extra time. Morristown High School beat Short Hills second team 6 to 2 in the night game.
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St. Nicholas Kink
Poly Prep
Columbia Grammar
Hayward
Short Hills
Morristown High School
Morristown
For Sale Practically New 2-Ton Chassis with Wagonette Bed
Auto listing notes a nearly new rapid 2 ton chassis with a 12 passenger wagonette bed ready for tamobene delivery. Priced at 2650 dollars. Available now at Greene Motor Car Company, 98-08 Washington Street, Newark, New Jersey.
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Greene Motor Car Company
Washington Street
Newark
N. J
Thomas car in Nevada heads toward Goldfield in transcontinental race
Ely Nevada March 18 The Thomas car the sole American entry in the New York to Paris automobile race arrived at 4 PM and left for Goldfield 150 miles away with a planned overnight stop at a ranch 40 miles farther. The American machine has run 2857 miles to date and other entrants the Italian car the De Dion entry the Moto Bloc and the Prontos are in various stages of progress.
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Ely
Nev
Paris
Goldfield
Granger
Wyo
Grand Island
Neb
Moto Bloc
Carroll
Iowa
Prontos
Omaha
Columbus
New York
Studebaker Car Arrives in Savannah After Endurance Run
The 40 horsepower Stude baker arrived in Savannah at 4 30 this afternoon, completing the endurance run from Philadelphia. The car, traveling with a Pullman coach, left Philadelphia a week ago, and is expected to reach the city by morning.
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the Tribune
Savannah
Studebaker
Philadelphia
Kemp Ridgely Dominates City Park Steeplechase
At New Orleans City Park on March 18 Kemp Ridgely won the steeplechase in easy fashion from Dr Logan with Gold Circle third. Earlier races saw Come On Sam prevail in six furlongs while Robin Hood and Alma Dufour claimed wins in selling events. The card featured multiple falls including John Dillon and Darto, with no rider injured.
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New Orleans
City Park
John Dillon
Darto
Kemp Ridgely
Dr. Logan
Sam
Swain
Feahall
Mulcahey
Ben Strong
Whih Lindale
Woodside
Sonn Tiffen
Dario
Robin Hood
Notter
Ti Te
Merrick
Nicol
T S
Mise Janey
Dandy Dancer
Handzarra
Platoon
Beatrice K
Elizabeth Harwood
Koerner
Anne MetGee
Brussel
To S
Hrougham
Powers
Inez
Fore and Snap
Filizabeth Harwood
Anne Meier
al Muller
Hesty Agnes
Miss Sain
Rann
Dravid
Mies “Strome
Anna Fitzbush
Lady Ethel
Miss Ferriss
Alma Dufour
S&s
Rexane
Lord Lewat
Notters
Dentyre
Race for the Dixie at Palm Beach regatta highlights finishes
Palm Beach regatta’s second day featured six races with ideal weather. The Dixie owned by E J Schroeder led five mile races and set best time. The General owned by FE Walker won three races and the fifteen mile event. Dolphin, Irene, Trentezept, Bruiser and others also claimed wins with close finishes.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Dixie
E. J. Schroeder
Jersey City
General
FE. R. Walker
Bay City
Mich
Irene
Dolphin
Eugene de Kilst
Buffalo
Trentezept
Florida
James K. Clarke
Philadelphia
Yankees Regulars Defeat Colts 6 to 2 in Spring Game
The New York Regulars beat the Colts 6 to 2 in Atlanta as heavy hitting and two home runs by Bell and Riges highlight the contest. Joe Lake started for the Regulars, five innings, with Zeller finishing. Griffith had two hits for the Colts.
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Tribune
Atlanta
Stahl
Bell
Riges
Joe Lake
Jersey City
Zeller
Griffith
Cropping at Music Ride Ends Narrowly for Victor Meyer
Victor Meyer fell during the jeu de barre at the Durland Academy show while Archie Kinney won the silver cup after taking the white ribbon from Gerald Meyer. The event marked the academy's twentieth annual young people's ride with fifty riders and a crowd watching neat riding and entertainment.
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Victor Meyer
Jeu de Barre
Durland Academy
Archie Kinney
Kinney
Gerald Meyer
Charles T. Krauss
Weights Set for Carter and Excelsior Handicaps
Jockey Club handicapper W S Vosburh posts top weights for the Carter and Excelsior at Aqueduct and Jamaica. Charles Edward carries 18 pounds in the Carter while Nealon leads the Excelsior at 128 pounds. Field includes Tor Gardner, Jack Atkin, Glorifier, Meelick, Chapultepec and Brookdale Nymph among 55 entrants in the Carter, and 44 horses in the Excelsior with Nealon and Charles Edward prominent.
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W .S. Vosbureh
Jockey Club
Charles Edward
Brighton Beach
Nealon
Carter
Aqueduct
Banyah
Tor. Gardner
Jack Atkin
Glorifier
Meelick
Chapultepec
Harry Payne Whitney
Brookdale Nymph
Haby Wolf
Oxford
Jimmy McLaughlin
Don Enrique
Charles
Faust
Imp
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Pr. Gardner
Montgomery
California
James R. Keene
Superman
Brooklyn
Barney Schreiber
Sam Hildredth
Uncle
Lawrence P. Daley
Hanies Edward
Rat Masterson
Dr. Gardner
Spooner
Gilarifier
Ponarris
Altenseraene Nealon
Ais
Lad of Langden
Hyperion I
Hairy Wolf
Berkeley
W. H. Carey
Aletheno
Weil
Tarabite
Mike Sutton
Magazine
Angelus
Rifleman
Gretna Green
Faracineaca
Halaca
Red River
Cairngorm
Martin Doyle
Sir Lynnewood
Welbourne
Mark Antony
King Cobalt
Tony Bonero
Restigouche
C. We Burt
Wrestler
Aves Soti Emu
Transvaal
Hosegal
Sear
Blue Heron
Don Pmrique
Banyeh
Yankee Girl
Lad
Langden
Johnnie Blake
Tonynero
Long Ball
Rialto
Shaughraun
Zlenap
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Meet at NYAC
Executive committee of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen to hold an open meeting at the New York Athletic Club on Saturday at 8 30 p m Important business to be transacted attendance urged. Five million dollars offered by an American captain of industry to one woman to aid his plan. The Diva's Ruby second instalment by F Marton Crawford to appear next Sunday in Trik.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
New York Athletic Club
Ruby
F. Marton Crawford
WRESTLING EXHIBITION AT BROOKLYN RINK CANCELED
World champion George Hackenschmidt and other well known mat performers failed to appear at the Clermont Avenue Rink in Brooklyn due to lack of a required police concert hall license. Tickets were refunded as mayoral-permit confusion and red tape prevented last minute approval.
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Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
George Hackenschmidt
William W. Wittig
Hackenschmidt
Hunter
Tom Jenkins
West Point
Jenkins
Chicago
Lawn Tennis Changes Hit Metropolitan League Schedule
The Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League will require each club to face every other club in the championship series and end sectional play. No player eligibility limits by ranking, and clubs may nominate any member who joined by the season start. The 10 clubs plan two singles and one doubles per match with ties decided in a two of three format, beginning June 4 and finishing postponed games by September 19.
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Leonard Brooks
Crescent Athletic Club
Louis Jo Grant
New York Lawn Tennis Club
West Side Club
Karl H. Behr
Ite TH. Hinck
Montclair Athletic Club
Flietmonten
Beaver Street
Frederick G. Anderson
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Brooklyn
Staten Ieland Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club
Thomas C. Trask
Otto Wi Hinek
Grant and Palmer Join Olympic London Tennis Field
The entry of at least two American players for the London Olympic championship is assured with Wylie C. Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Club and Richard H. Palmer of Ridgewood Golf Club. They plan to play doubles together and sail for London in early June hoping to repeat past success with Grant.
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London
Wylie C. Grant
Richard H. Palmer
New York
Palmer
Ridgewood Golf Club
Grant
Demarest Advances in Billiards with 400 Point Victory
Calvin Demarest, the young amateur billiard champion, defeated Gardner 400 to 35 in a brilliant display. Demarest set a world record high run of 168 last week and posted a 57 1 7 average as he dominated the match with an unfinished high run of 163. Harry Wright defeated Clarence Jackson 400 to 391 in a dramatic tournament game that stretched to the twentieth and twenty first innings before Wright pulled ahead.
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Chicago
Calvin Demarest
Gardner
Demarest
Harry Wright
San Francisco
Clarence Jackson
Wright
Jackson
Carrems
Hoppe Beats Schaefer in Exhibition Ahead of Championship
Willie Hoppe, preparing for the 18.2 championship with George Sutton, won a billiards exhibition at Gruhn's Broadway Billiard Academy, defeating Jacob Schaefer 165 in an uneven scoring night. Hoppe averaged 49 with high runs of 106 8 and 78, while Schaefer’s best were 58 5 and 22. no more afternoon games until next week.
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Hoppe
Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
George Sutton
Jacob Schaefer
Gruhn
Broadway Billiard Academy
Hopper
Slosson Triumphs In Dual Exhibitions Over Casignol And Sutton
George Slosson won two exhibition games yesterday. He defeated F Casignol 30 to 9 in the afternoon and Sutton 5 to 2 in thirteen innings. Slosson posted high runs of 67 66 and 38 with a 216 14 average. Sutton scored 4 of his 6 points in three innings. Button averaged 21 with best runs of 82 and 4.
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George Slosson
F. Cassignol
Slosson
Sutton
Button
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