Azure Maid Wins Amidst Turmoil at Benning Track
Azure Maid a temperamental three year old filly from J F Schaefer’s colors surged to victory in the Benning fourth race after a dramatic start. The favorite Billy B Van failed to keep pace while Holscher’s Lamplighter mare also won. Tommy Burns notched his first season win and John E Madden’s duo Takeahiro and Tiana ran poorly. A canvas screen fire during the day sparked blame on poolroom interests.
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Telegraph
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Washington
Azure Maid
J. F. Schaefer
Benning Track
McDaniel
Billy B. van
Tennis
Holscher
Littleton Man
Tommy Burns
Peter Knight
Littleton Maid
John E. Madden
Leah
Madden
Takeahiro
Tiana
Kinley Mack
Brooklyn
Jimmy McLaughlin
Comedienne
Goes Fast
Beggarman
McCarthy
Poquessing
Police Policing Plan Denied for Briarcliff Auto Race
A notice from the automobile manufacturers' committee for the Briarcliff trophy race in Westchester County warns that unauthorized persons have sought to hire guards to police the April 24 course. The committee states only its board officers are authorized to organize police duty on race day.
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Automobile Manufacturers’ Committee
Westchester County
Hoppe and Slosson Win in Billiards Practice
Lillie Hoppe defeated Jake Schaefer 49 to 96 in a practice match at Grahn's Academy, Hoppe compiling high runs of 116 69 and 63 with an average of 288 14. Slosson edged Sutton in the afternoon, posting a 166 19 14 10 score with a 138 high run amid a 50 to ? conclusion.
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Jake Schaefer
Grahn’s Academy
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Schaefer
Firmin Cassignol
Academy
Sutton
Slosson
Martin wins Lincolnshire Bendicap at Lancaster racecourse
In Lincolnshire Bendicap at Macula England on March 2 J H Skeets Martin American jockey rode Kaffir Chief owned by F S Barnard to victory over longerest second and Snatch third from twenty starters. Kaffir Chief was a 1 to 7 outsider at betting.
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England
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Skeets
Martin
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Longerest
Snatch
Harvard Going Abroad Rowing Abroad for England Race
Harvard plans a summer rowing tour in England to face the winner of Cambridge versus Oxford. An order for a new English body type shell with American outriggers and seats was placed by the Harvard athletic committee, likely for a race with Yale at New London. Undergraduates oppose the change, while authorities cite the abroad race as the reason.
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Boston
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New London
Olympic Fund Grows With Carnegie Gift to Committee
Andrew Carnegie subscribes to the American Olympic fund and forwards a check to Caspar Whitney as Buffalo club officials plan a monster carnival at the 74th Regiment Armory. Proceeds will aid sending a team to the Eng land games, with Buffalo leading a wave of club support anticipated across New York.
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England
Caspar Whitney
James F. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Buffalo Athletic Association
74Th Regiment
Buffalo
Olympic Fund
New York
Olympic try outs set for Philadelphia Chicago and San Francisco
Entry blanks issued by the American Olympic Games executive committee outline tryouts in Philadelphia at Franklin Field on June 6, Chicago with date to be settled likely May 23, and San Francisco at Berkeley on May. Marathon trial length is fixed at 25 miles not 15. No walkers or javelin throwing will be included. Funds must be raised nationwide to send a winning American team abroad.
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Berkeley
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Morrissey Dominates 25 Mile Indoor Race at Fiss Doerr Arena
J P Morrissey of the Mercury Athletic Club Yonkers wins the 25 mile indoor race by a full mile in 2 hours 52 minutes 55 seconds at Fiss Doerr Carroll's arena. Al Hayden finishes second with James Clark third. Mellor Lorz and Carr fade after early pace. Race served as trial for the English Marathon next summer.
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Mercury Athletic Club
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Brooklyn
al Hayden
Mercury
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Xavier Athletic Club
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Mohawk Athletic Club
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Xavier
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Irish-American Athletic Club
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Sparrow
James E. Sullivan
The
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Lorz
Morrissy
Cort
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International chess masters resume play in Vienna tourney
In Vienna the international chess masters tournament resumed with Salwe beating Marshall as Rubinstein and Schlechter lead after two victories each. Swiderski defeated Berger, while other results saw draws among Leonhardt Teichmann and Spielmann Maroczy Perlis Alapin, with Reti and Suechting yet to score.
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Marshall
Jollner
Rubinstein
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Berger
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Schlechter
Reti
Cohn
Leonhardt
Teichmann
Spielmann
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Perlis
Alapin
Bardeleben
Mieses
Alanin
Johner
Shake-up in Columbia crew restructures varsity eight
Columbia coach James Rice reshuffled the varsity eight with J Mackenzie leaving No.4 due to parental objections. Dellenbough moves to No.4, Von Saltza shifts to No.5, Keator takes over No.7, creating a new lineup that includes five rowers who raced at Poughkeepsie last year. The boat shows improved spacing and longer strokes, though some rowers still underperform and another change is likely. A varsity four was also tried, forming a potential nucleus for the four at Poughkeepsie.
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Columbia
J. Mackenzie
Dellenhbough
Mackenzie
Poughkeepsie
Rice
von Saltza
Keator
Snevily
Jordan
Spalding
Dellenbough
Starbuck
Cerussi
Winslow
Bailly
Clap
Hodgekinson
Wheeler
New Defender for Challenge Cup to Be Built
Ogdensburg N Y March 24 A new defender for the gold challenge cup of the American Power Boat Association will be built by the estate of the late Jonathan Wainwright of Philadelphia a summer resident here The former Chippewa Yacht Club title holder defended the cup with Chip I and Chip II and planned another bid but died His widow and former partner will commission a new craft to defend the cup this season on the St Lawrence River next August
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
American Power Boat Association
St. Lawrence River
Jonathan Wainwright
Philadelphia
Wainwright
Chippewa Yacht Club
Cornell to Start South on Southern Trip
Ithaca N Y March 24 Coogan the Cornell baseball coach made the final selection today of the squad which will leave on Thursday for the annual Southern trip opening with a game at Annapolis on Saturday The team includes Gable Caldwell Goodwilkie and Barker as pitchers Lally and Williams as catchers Watton at first Reiber at second Heltman at short Nutchneer at third and outfielders Cornwall Fulton Jones and Herbold
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Results at New Orleans racing card summary
In the first race over three and a half furlongs Nebraska Lass won at 2 to 2 with Lena Lech second at 10 to 1 and Guardailien third at 50 to 1. Time 0 45. May Lee and others ran. Second race steeplechase won by Gold Ctreie at 6 to 5, Dario second at 9 to 1, Dr Heard third at 5 to 1. Time 4 14. Bank Haliday and others ran. Third race six furlongs selling Mae Hamilton won at 5 to 2, Thomas Calhoun second at 20 to 1, Bannda third at 5 to 1. Time 1 A Rural Boy and others ran. Fourth race six furlongs selling Keator won at 9 to 2, Goldproof second at 5 to 2, Raibert third at 10 to 1. Time 1 17 ½. Harold S Plantland and others ran. Fifth race one and one sixteenths selling Sam Rice won at 5 to 1, Mazonta second at 5 to 1, Etta M third at 40 to 1. Time 1 55 . Sixth race one and one sixteenth selling George Batley won at 5 to 1, Tern's Rod second at 6 to 2, Lafayette third at 4 to 1. Time 1 54 4. Seventh race one and one fourth miles selling Pry tania won at 4 to 1, Hooray second at even, Punky third at 40 to 1. Time 2 14 %.
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Auto at Golden Gate reception for New York Paris race winner
The American Thomas car arrived in San Francisco at 4 40 pm after a 3832 mile cross country run in the 22 00 mile New York to Paris race. Crowds lined the streets to cheer the crew, flags waved, and the machine showed wear from the long journey. The Thomas led the Zust by 1200 miles, while the Zust from Kilton Utah was sent to Ogden for repairs. Sartori may continue the race tomorrow, possibly after delays. De Dion and Protos trailed far behind in Wyoming and may catch the Zust near Ogden.
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Demarest Wins Billiards Match In Tight National Tourney
Calvin Demarest of Chicago defeated C F Conklin 400 to 231 in the first game of the triple tie in the national amateur billiard tournament. Demarest ran 14 innings with a high run of 125 and an average of 288 14. Conklin played fast but was outmatched. A postponed tomorrow match due to H A Wright’s illness will be rescheduled for Thursday with Conklin facing the Pacific Coast expert.
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San Francisco
Golf Invasion Off as Intercollegiate Team Faces Consent Hurdle
Intercollegiate Golf Association admits no foreign invasion this season due to four top players lacking paternal consent H. H. Wilder Yale Robert Abbott Yale Ralph Peters Jr Princeton and W Fellowes Morgan Jr Harvard. Ellis Knowles Yale and W T West Princeton may go abroad as individuals. Van Cortlandt Park course reopened but turf soft. Dyker Meadow results lead by W D Walker 99 12 87 in 18 hole medal play handicap. Alec Cunningham returns from Troon to coach Glen Ridge Golf Club.
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Yale
Ralph Peters, Jr
Princeton
W. Fellowes Morgan, Jr
Ellis Knowles
W. T. West
van Cortlandt Park
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
W. D. Walker
Company K Wins Hockey Title at St Nicholas Rink
Company K claimed the 7th Regiment hockey championship by defeating Company I 2 to 1 at the St Nicholas Rink in a well played game. A large crowd witnessed the title match and the afternoon featured the Cutler School Trinity contest with Company K scoring twice through D Struthers and Richards.
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Trinity Co. McKenna
Seah
Emi
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A. McKenna
Richards Milligan
Fiske
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Two Graft Exposers Freed In Night Court
William L. Rose alias Ray and Alexander Woodcliff alias Wood were arraigned for running a gambling house at 136 West 34th Street. They were discharged after magistrate Moss found the case insufficient. Edward McNaught alias Clark faced $1,000 bail for General Sessions. Police seek him. he was not in the exposure secret.
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Clark
Abraham Levy
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Hudson Trips Resume on Night Line Steamboats
The Citizens' Night Line on the Hudson River announces the resumption of steamboat service between New York and Troy today. Boats have undergone thorough overhauls and now offer luxurious accommodations and scenic views aboard the so called American Rhine.
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Citizens’ Night Line
Hudson River
New York
Troy
Hammer Collection Sale at American Art Galleries
Auction of oil paintings water colors sketches and studies from the late John J Hammer to be held tomorrow and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock by order of Joseph Weintraub. A separate sale of Russian Italian and French copper and brass will take place at 2 30 o'clock Friday and Saturday afternoons. Sales conducted by Thomas E Kirby.
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John J. Hammer
Joseph Weintraub
Thomas E. Kirby
Poor man heir to estate in Ireland rumor
Richard Gleason a poor stonecutter living with his married daughter in Birdsall Street has learned from Limerick Ireland that a cousin’s death makes him one of two heirs to an estate valued at over 500000 dollars. He will sail to Ireland at once.
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Birdsall Street
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Yale Baseball Opener Delayed By Scheduling Changes
Yale shifts its opening plan to Saturday against Manhattan College with a full lineup expected including pitchers Howard Jones Cushing and Parsons and guard Tim Jones. Captains and freshmen stars are named as key contributors while ineligible Merritt may remove a pitching hurdle, and New York University faces Princeton in the season debut.
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