McCarthy Wins Four at Benning Field Day Meet
Telegraph report from Weekington on March 3 credits jockey McCarthy with four victories at Benning racetrack. He rode Aralia, High Range, Waterbridge, and Pogressing, drawing praise for pace and strong finishes. Other results include Dertwheel, Knight of the Thistle, and Nanna among notable winners. racing notes mention favorites, close contests, and a chaotic start in one race.
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Freeman Leads Field in North and South Championship
One hundred twelve players started in the thirty six hole qualification round of the eighth annual United North and South amateur golf championship at Pinehurst. Freeman, Fox Hills, led the field with 157. C T Crocker Jr Alpine Club Fitchburg finished second with 159, followed by ISS and Frederick Herreshoff Garden City tied for third with 159.
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Yale spring football practice under L H Big captain
Telegram report from New Haven states Yale began spring football practice on Wednesday with underclassmen and last fall captain leading steel work. Practice continues through Easter vacation with the annual punting event to be held late in April.
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Golfing News and Notes at Forest Park Brooklyns Opening
Dublic announces Forest Park in Brooklyn will reopen for play on April 15. Visitors report the course in good condition with holes lengthened and the 14th tees restored. A four-ball match is planned with Riley, the club’s professional, defeating Allsopp.
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Frelinghuysen auto bill passes in New Jersey Senate
The New Jersey Senate approves the Frelinghuysen automobile bill with revised fees. Registration rises to 3 5 and 10 horsepower brackets, driver licenses at 2 and 4, motorcycle registration 2. Manufacturer licenses set at 5 for five cars, with up to five cars per license. Licenses and certificates now expire December 21 annually.
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Senate
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Cars in New York to Paris race shift plans in Seattle report
The American car arrives in Seattle aboard City of Puebla as Alaska leg of New York to Paris race is abandoned due to winter trail conditions. Runners update routes via Vladivostok and Siberia while other teams in Nevada and Utah regions report delays and repairs with Italian and Protos machines traveling toward Mojave and Ogden.
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Ten Yachts Enter Lipton Ocean Race From Brooklyn Club
Ten yachts have entered the Brooklyn Yacht Club ocean race for Sir Thomas Lipton’s cup, with entries due by June 18 and the race set to start July 4. Listed are the schooner Tammany, sloop Ondawa, cutter Gardenia, yawl Hry perion, sloop Mimosa III, yawl Lila, cutter Zinita, yawl Sakefa, schoonork Shamrock, and schooner Uneas, with owners and clubs including Brooklyn Yacht Club, American Yacht Club, and New Rochelle Yacht Club.
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New Rochelle Yacht Club
Mimosa III
Stuyvesant Wainwright
American Yacht Club
Richard D. Floyd
Hyman Cohen
Sakefa
Haviland Brothers
Shamrock
Frederic Thompson
Uneas
George W. Titcomb
Court Tennis Experts Practice Ahead of Championship
Eustace H Miles, ex amateur champion from England, opened practice here at the Racquet and Tennis Club losing two sets to one to Peter Latham, the world’s professional champion. Jay Gould, amateur champion, beat George Standing in the first set as practice. second set halted at deuce. Tournament starts April 6 with entries closing tomorrow. matches are best of five sets and only decisive games count.
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England
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Latham
Jay Gould
George Standing
Olympic Fund Receives Local Contributions for Team
Jerman Obertubbesing secretary of the Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union announced the board of governors voted to add 90 dollars to the fund to send an American team to the Olympic Games in England next summer. James Sperer also contributed 100 dollars to the effort.
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Board of Governors
England
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Big Athletic Meet in Newark At Armory Tomorrow Night
Nearly four hundred entries have been received for the annual indoor games of the 1st Regiment Athletic Association at the Newark armory tomorrow night. Many entrants are from New York clubs, suggesting fast times in open events. The one mile New Jersey State championship invites eleven runners including Fred Bellars of Lyndhurst and Joseph Bromilow of the Irish American Athletic Club. William Van Thum of the 13th Regiment will run with an eighteen yard allowance in the 60 yard open handicap, while the back marker is R. G. Koch of the New York Athletic Club.
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New Jersey
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Rutgers to Play Navy at Football
Rutgers College will open the season with the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. The teams have not met in ten years. Swarthmore is dropped for the Navy game. The Election Day game with New York University is not played this year and Lehigh is substituted for Union.
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Veteran Ball Player Sweasy Die at 61 in Newark
Charlies J. Sweasy, once hailed as the nation’s greatest second baseman, died yesterday at City Hospital Newark after weeks with a illness complication. A Newark native aged sixty one, he played for the Cincinnati Reds under Harry Wright and helped the club tour the country undefeated.
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Auto fees and licenses boost New Jersey road funds
Commissioner J B R Smith submitted the annual report to Governor Fort outlining 17619 vehicle registrations and 18085 driver licenses issued during the year with 50640 in fines remitted to the State Treasury. Total department costs were 13372 funded by the Department of State.
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Yachting Leaders Reelect Duncan as LI Sound Group President
William Butler Duncan Jr presided at the Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Sound meeting at the Hotel Astor and was reelected president. Charles P. Tower as secretary and Victor Cumnock as treasurer. nine other officers elected. New Rochelle Yacht Club withdraws from the association over date disputes. Larchmont Yacht Club to hold spring race June 20 with weeks slated through September 19.
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Yankees Split Practice Game in Atlanta Exhibition
Yankees divided into two teams for a practice match in Atlanta on March 30. The regulars won 6 to 3 in ideal weather with heavy hitting led by Conroy’s homer and Long Tom Hughes relieving Hogg. Colts scored late with Glade’s homer and a triple, while Cubs watchers and umpire Griffith observed the lively session.
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Superb as to start north in tense 10 inning win over Colts
The Brooklyn regulars led by Donovan defeated the Brooklyn Colts 6 to 5 in ten innings in Jacksonville. Pastorius pitched for the regulars while McIntyre started for the colts. Brooklyn heads north after one more exhibition game, then travels home.
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Baseball results from several college games listed
Results show Amherst beating Virginia 1 in ten innings at Charlottesville and Columbia defeating South Carolina 5 0. Guilford College beat Lafayette 11 in Greensboro in ten innings. Cincinnati National club edged Boston American 2 1 in Cincinnati. Buffalo Eastern and University of … (text incomplete)
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Boxboard Prices Cut Amid Raw Material Decline
Sidney Mitchell, president of the United Boxboard and Paper Company, explains price cuts driven by lower raw material costs. He notes rival independents lowering prices to undercut, while his firm aims to defend market share. The company supplies about two thirds of U.S. boxboard and reports pulp wood costs remain high.
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United States
NO HUNTINGTON SALE TO HARRIMAN
H. E. Huntington denied rumors that he transferred his vast California electric railway holdings to E. H. Harriman or the Southern Pacific. The Los Angeles based system exceeds a thousand miles, run by companies split between Huntington and Harriman interests, Huntington stating his interests remain larger.
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Automobile Factory Resumes Operations at Matheson Plant
Telegraph report from Wilkes Barre notes orders issued for April 1 resumption with full workforce. Factory shut in January after reductions left 241 unfinished machines and six orders. New orders total about $400000, promising full-year activity at the plant.
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Matheson Automobile Factory
Williamsburg Trust Company Assets Appraised in Court
Kingston March 3 The Williamsburg Trust Company Brooklyn in receivership for months shows assets valued at 7 905 917 with a book value of 8 441 341 a shrinkage of 5 432 294 342 in stocks and bonds 146 702 in demand loans. Cash assets total 374 569 of which 66 448 is held by receivers.
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Travelling Auto Show Plan Proposed by Motor Car Association
The American Motor Car Manufacturers Association discussed a mobile auto show to tour U.S. cities for three months. A 30 freight car train would carry cars and a Pullman train would host salesmen and demonstrators from Detroit starting route to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and back, with 50 manufacturers invited to share costs around 100000 dollars. James Lewis of Jackson Automobile led the plan.
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Ameri can Marshall meets Johner in sixth round clash
The international chess masters tournament in Vienna advances to round six with two Americans, Marshall and Johner, facing off. Johner wins after Swiderski beats Mieses and Alapin falls to Cohn, while other draws and a Teichmann victory over Ret are noted. Duras-Spielmann adjourned with Duras favored to win on resumption.
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Erie Meeting Adjourned Amid Bond Watch
A directors meeting for the Erie Railroad Company was adjourned again due to lack of a quorum and rescheduled for Thursday. Wall Street tracked whether the firm would refund or extend 5.3 million dollars of short term notes due in April as Erie stock and bonds showed weakness. common fell to 14 1/2, closing 15, while first and second preferred slid to 3 and 2 percent respectively. The company faces 140 thousand dollars in interest on 22 million dollars of convertible bonds due tomorrow. trading in the bonds showed mixed movement with A bonds down to 52 and rallying to 34 at close, B's at 48, and short term notes quoted 8 to 92. General sentiment favored note resolution.
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Chapman & Dewey Lumber Co Pleads Guilty in Rebates Case
In St Louis on March 22 the Chapman & Dewey Lumber Company of Kansas City pled guilty in federal court to accepting rebates from the Frisco railroad on shipments from Arkansas to St Louis. Judge Dyer imposed a $13,000 fine plus costs, with a full payment made to the court. The Frisco railroad had been fined the same amount after pleading guilty to rebates.
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Toledo Electric Railway Receiver Appointed in Toledo
Upon the application of majority stockholders C F M Niles president of the Security Savings Bank and Trust Company was appointed receiver of the Toledo and Indiana Electric Railway Company today. It is alleged the company defaulted on bond interest payable January 1. The road from Toledo to Bryan fifty miles will operate under the receiver while a reorganization is planned.
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Wages Cut 10 Percent Hit New England Mills
Telegraphic notes from Boston and Lawrence report a 10 percent wage reduction for mill workers affecting about sixty thousand in New England with further cuts expected next week. Pacific Mills in Lawrence posted April 13 as the date for a similar reduction, affecting about six thousand operatives.
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