Jubilee Wins At Benning In Potomac Purse Finish
Jubilee defeats Bellwether by a length to win the Potomac Purse for three-year-olds at six furlongs at Benning. Personal, Kinley Mack filly, wins Washington Nursery Stakes over Takahira by a half length. Kara saves steeplechase purse as J W Colt bags third. Warm weather draws large crowd.
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Jubilee
Benning
Bellwether
Shaw
Star
Blember
Jimmy McLaughlin
Kinley Mack
Personal
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Takahira
Clef
Witching Hour
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Balbek
Will
J. W. Colt
Kara
Newt Fisher
Essex
Dion Keir
Graculum
Workman
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Columbia Course
Bik. H
W. A. Stanton
McCarthy
Servile
Be Quarrington
Laily
Brookdale
Brussels
Ge Uralee
Peter Knight
Ge McFadder
Lady Karme
Fairbrother
T. Burns
Mite & Ll
W. Walsh
C. Brady
Seiling
Columbia Ward
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Sorcerer—Hanoverine
George Bettin We
St. Horseans
Draculum
T. Borrs
Blille Hibbs
Aea
Bashan
A. Lee
McLaughlin
Iree Oi
McCahey
My Sir McCarthy
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Hoge Clef
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Insomnia
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Hurdy
Breay
Madden
Serald—Irene
J W. Colt
Horee We Steet
McInerney
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Ae Fisher
Ae R. Jone
Savage
Columbia
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Compute—Stefanette
Fred Literefie Rettin
St Forse
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McDaniel
W. Burns
Morehouse
B. G
Herbert
Fairyland
J. Monahan
Petting
Forse We. Steet
Ser
MccCaher
Billy B. Vanes
Quarrington
Columbia Opens Baseball Season With 11 5 Win
Columbia opened its season on South Field by defeating the Central Branch Y M C A Brooklyn 11 to 5. Barili started shaky control but the lineup rotated 20 players as Barth Lee and McCloskey each pitched three innings. Schmidt Miltenberger each contributed in the field and the Blue and White used strong pitching to keep Brooklyn from tying. Umpire Beckendorf presided over a 2 hour 10 minute game.
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Columbia
Central Branch
Brooklyn
Young Men's Christian Association
South Field
Barili
Collegians
Schug
Schmidt
Bkiyn Cc
MCA
Eeeseeier
Schmitt
Miltenberger
Zimber
Osterhout
Young
Schmidt Miltenberger
Stephenson
Hayes
Baril
Holt
Kempland
Radcliffe
Klein
Barill
Lee
McCloskey
Mr. Beckendorf
Scranton
Penn
Shooting at Olympics Aiming to Send U S Revolver Team
At the United States Revolver Association annual meeting a resolution urged U S representation in revolver and pistol events at Bisley during the London Olympics in July. An executive plan seeks funds via voluntary contributions from 718 members and others. Transportation and expenses are estimated at about 9 dollars per man. twelve individuals and four man teams with a substitute will compete.
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United States Revolver Association
United States
Bisley Ranges
London
Syracuse to Meet Michigan in Stadium Dedication
Syracuse announces a November 2 football clash with the University of Michigan at Syracuse Stadium. Governor and dignitaries may attend the opening ceremonies. Coach Howard H. Jones plans a tough slate including Hobart Yale Carlisle Princeton Colgate and Michigan in the schedule.
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Syracuse
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Syracuse University
Michigan
Yale
Hobart
Hamilton
New Haven
Carlisle
Buffalo
Rochester
Princeton
Willams
Colgate
Tufts
Giants Infield Shakeup Signals New Season
The Giants open at the Polo Grounds with a reshaped infield after McGraws trade with Boston. Fred Tenney will start at first base, while Larry Doyle and Fred Merkle vie for second. Al Bridwell takes short, Arthur Devlin is third, and a mix of veterans and youngsters compete for further infield spots. Steve Evans shows potential to win a berth.
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Giants
Polo Grounds
New York
John McGraw
Boston
Bridwell
Tenney
Needham
McGaaw
Dahlen
Bowerman
Browne
Ferguson
Beaneaters
McGraw
Dan McGann
Fred Tenney
McGann
Larry Doyle
Fred Merkle
Doyle
Merkle
South
al Bridwell
Bill Dahlen
Grant
Arthur Devlin
Devlin
Hannifan
Sammy Strang
Evans
Herzvug
Pfyle
Steve Evans
Yankees beat Georgia University 4 to 1 in Athens
The New York Yankees edged Georgia University 4 to 1 in Athens. Harmon pitched well for the locals, holding the college to one run early while Zeller and Manning shut down the University bats after four innings. Sweeney and Hodgson contributed key runs in late innings to seal the victory.
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Athens
New York Yankees
Georgia University
Harmon
Rube” Zeller
Highlanders
Manning
University
Niles
Derrick
Hodgson
Sweeney
New York Americans
Zeller
Harmon and
Colby
Bussee
Superbats Revenge Over Jacksonville South Atlantic Team
The Brooklyns beat Jacksonville 4 to 3 in Jacksonville. Holmes pitched superb ball for Brooklyn, holding the hosts until the sixth inning when they scored. Brooklyn tallied four runs in the third and fourth innings, while Jacksonville added one in the sixth and two late in the eighth.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Brooklyns
Jordan
Alperman
Donovan
Ursinus Surprises Princeton In Rainy Game
Ursinus defeats Princeton 5 to 3 after six innings leaders. a late rally by Princeton breaks the tie. Heyniger fans 11 for Princeton while Fish collects three hits for the Tigers. Horton fires for Ursinus. Ground is rain soaked and fast play is hindered.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
UrsInus
Tigers
Heyniger
Fish
Horton
Water polo riot ends in New York win at Chicago tank
A championship water polo game between the Chicago Athletic Association and the New York Athletic Club ended in a chaotic scene. Chicago's C D Trudenbach was disqualified amid a struggle with Laughlin, leaving New York with four players in the final moments. New York prevailed after Chicago refused overtime, with Gretz scoring for Chicago earlier and Goodwin for New York.
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Chicago Athletic Association
New York Athletic Club
C. D. Trudenbach
R. T. Laughlin
Chicago
James Starret
Philadelphia
Trudenbach
Bud Goodwin
Goodwin
New York
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Reid
Laughlin
Trubenbach
Gus Sunstrom
Trubkenbach
Gretz
Naething
Lochde
Company H Dominates 53rd Regimental Games at Armory
At the 53rd Regimental Athletic Association meet in the armory on 66th street and Park Avenue, Company H earned top honors. M Hayward of Company E tied the 75 yard record at 8 seconds, with numerous events producing new marks and exciting finishes.
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7Th Regiment Athletic Association
Armory
66Th Street
Park Avenue
M. Hayward
W. D. Preston
H. H. Morrell
Joseph Gordon
J. Anderson
Company E
Hackettstown Institute
Muller Wins Mile and Half at National Club Games
Muller of Mohawk Athletic Club won the mile and a half race at the National Athletic Club games held at the club arena on East 24th Street, finishing ten yards ahead of clubmate J F Reilly. Malone led until near the end, then fell and finished third among about twenty five runners.
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Cr. Muller
Mohawk Athletic Club
National Athletic Club
East 24Th Street
J. F. Reilly
Joseph Malone
Yale Wins In Twelfth Inning Over Manhattan College
Yale defeats Manhattan College 3 to 2 in twelve innings to open the baseball season. Captain Tad Jones scored the first run and again the decisive run in the twelfth on a single, steal, and Difford’s hit. Dines starred for Yale. Sweeney was injured chasing a foul.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Manhattan College
Bulldog
Tad Jones
Clifford
Wheaton
Manhattan
Deonahue
Kennedy
Meara
Willams
Williams
Captain Jones
Dines
Sweeney
NYU Cub Freshmen Open Season With 9–7 Win
New York University freshmen baseball beat Stuyvesant High School 9 to 7 at University Heights to start the season. Batteries were Miller and Hammett for NYU and Nagel and Dowling for Stuyvesant. Schedule lists games through late May at Ohio Field and various opponents.
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University Heights
Stuyvesant High School
New York Univer
Stuyvesant High
C. Miller
Hammett
Nagel and Dowling
New York
Ohio Field
Boys’ High School
Brooklyn
Yonkers High School
Yonkers
Columbia
Drake College
Stevens Preparatory School
Hoboken
New York Military Academy
Morris High School
St. Francis
St. John’s College
Onto Field
Quakers blank NYU 9–0 in season opener at Franklin Field
Pennsylvania defeated New York University 9 to 0 in the first Intercollegiate baseball game of the season at Franklin Field. The Quakers used three pitchers, and a fourth inning rally produced four runs after NYU’s lone hit through five innings.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
New York University
Quakers
Crescent Lacrosse Docket Sets Bay Ridge Schedule
Crescent Athletic Club lacrosse opens season after securing Amateur Hockey League title. Captain H O Flynn leads twelve returning stars as Brooklyn plans world championship tilt in London at the Olympic games next fall.
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United States
Walter Bass
H. O’flynn
Crescent
Wall
Dobby
Liffiton
C. de Casanova
Allen
Kennedy
Shirreff
Miller
O’ Rourke
Brooklyn
London
Navy Beats Cornell in Annapolis with Early Run Margin
Annapolis March 28 The Navy baseball team defeated Cornell by a score of 3 to 0. Barker started for Cornell and was unsteady while Lanphier pitched a steady game for Annapolis. The Midshipmen produced their runs early as the game unfolded.
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Annapolis
Navy
Cornell
Midshipmen
Barker
Lanphier
Hillman Sets New World Record in 600 Yard Dash
Buffalo March 28 H Hillman of the New York Athletic Club shattered his own world mark in the 600 yard run at the 74th Regiment indoor meet. C J Bacon of the Irish American Athletic Club took second while H P Ramey of Chicago finished third. Ramey led early as Hillman surged to win in a time of 1 13 4 5 seconds, besting the previous 1 14 record.
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A. C
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A. A
Naething
Lochde Trubenbach
Durand Steen
Hammond Goodwin
Ughlin Goetz
Gardai
Cereee Kehoe
Goetz
Goodwin
James Sterret
J. J. Dwyer
Lawrence Perry
Charles M. Daniels
Nelson
Baltimore
M. Schwartz
Daniels
Schwartz
Carl Schmidt
Manley
Shryock
Schmidt
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R. Reed
Gordon House
G. F. Fleming
New York Athletic Club
J. J. Callahan
Holy Cross Lyceum
H. E. Genet
Irish American Athletic Club
C. A. Hoyt
W. J. Landgraf
St. Bartholomew's Athletic Club
J. Murphy
Loughlin Lyceum
W. Thomassen
Street Branch
Young Men's Christian Association
J. J. Stumpf
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
G. J. Fleming
F. J. Healey
R. G. Egan
Pastime Athletic Club
B. E. Trevise
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Catholic Athletic League
J. Donohue
St. Columbus Athletic Club
J. McGrath
J. Bourke
Dominican Lyceum
Buffalo
74Th Regiment
C. J. Bacon
Remsen Leads Crecent Club at Bergen Beach Gun Meet
Twelve gunners including Crescent Athletic Club members reported at Bergen Beach Gun Club traps. The day was excellent for shooting and many blue rocks fell. G S K Remsen and President Bergen excelled with twenty five target strings. E Lyman was the only shooter to post scores in all events across nine shoots.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bergen Beach
G. 8
S. K. Remsen
Bergen
E. Lyman
Army Defeats Navy in Final Fencing Bout for Title
Army sewed up the intercollegiate fencing championship with a final bout victory over Navy at the New Athletic Club. Cornell and Columbia tied for third as the season culminated in an all but historic finish.
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Army
Navy
New Athletic Club
Cornell
Columbia
Army Wins Championship In Desperate Naval Meet
The Army and Navy squads battled in a close championship. Staley refused to reveal judge decisions, extra period determined Stohlsberg of the Army over Burdick of the Navy, giving Army the team title. Captain Burdick stood out as the tournament’s top individual.
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Sears
Army
Burdick
Staley
Association
Stohlsberg
Cocroft
Columbia
Cornell
Amend
Howard
Carey
Stehnberg
Knauss
Everson
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