MacCarthy Triumphs With Four Winners At Benning Meet
Jockey MacCarthy rode four winners Aralia High Range Waterbridge and Pogressing at Benning racetrack. He drew strong praise for pace and finish while drawing a large following, hinting at high demand during the season. Other races featured close finishes and notable favorites including Poquessing and Smoker in tight fields.
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Golf at Pinehurst starts North Carolina qualifier
North Carolina March 2 One hundred twelve players began the thirty six hole qualifying round of the eighth annual United North cur championship golf tournament A Freeman of Fox Hills led with 157 T Crocker Jr Alpine Club Fitchburg finished second with 155 and Frederick Herreshoff of Garden City third with 158 The score follows
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Garden City
Yale to Hold Spring Football Practice this Week
Yale kicks off spring football drills under coach L H Big Sapain with conditions described as improving. Practice runs through Easter vacation, with the annual punting contest scheduled for late April.
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Golfing News And Notes From Forest Park
Brooklyn course Forest Park opens on April 15 with improvements making it ready for play. Reported by visitors, the layout now features lengthened holes and rebuilt Sixteenth tees. Fred Egner, the club's professional, defeated Harry Allsopp in a recent four-ball match.
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Frelinghuysen automobile bill passes in New Jersey Senate
The Senate approved changes to the auto law raising registration fees by horsepower tiers and increasing drivers license fees. Annual manufacturers licenses set at five dollars for five cars max, with per car options, and motorcycles taxed at two dollars. All certificates and licenses now expire December 31 annually.
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American cars in New York to Paris race reach Seattle
The American car arrives in Seattle aboard City of Puebla as Alaska leg is likely canceled due to winter trail conditions. Race plans shift to heading from Seattle toward Vladivostok via Siberia, while Italy and French machines pass Mojave and Ely en route to Mojave. Protos German car repaired and moved from Ogden to Point of Rocks then Granger, with 70 miles covered.
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Ten Yachts Enter Lipton Ocean Race From Brooklyn Clubs
Ten yachts have entered the Brooklyn Yacht Club ocean race for Sir Thomas Lipton s 1000 cup with entries due June 15 and the start set for July 4. The list includes Tammany Ondawa Gardenia Hyperion Mimosa III Lila Zinita Sakafia Shamrock Uncas with multiple club affiliations and owners named.
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Leo S. Herzig
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Frank Maier
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Stuyvesant Wainwright
American Yacht Club
Richard D. Floyd
Hyman Cohen
Haviland Brothers
Shamrock
Frederic Thompson
George W. Titcomb
Court Tennis Experts Practice in New York
Eustace H Miles former amateur champion who arrived from England played Peter Latham world professional champion at the Racquet and Tennis Club. Latham won two sets to one. Jay Gould amateur champion also played George Standing the professional and won the first set before play was stopped at 5 all in the second. Championship tournament starts April 6 with entries closing tomorrow.
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England
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George Standing
Olympic Fund Boosted With Private Donations
Herman Obertubbesing secretary of the Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union said the board of governors voted to contribute 20 to the fund for sending an American team to the Olympic Games in England next summer. James Speyer also contributed 106 to the drive.
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Board of Governors
England
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Big Athletic Meet in Newark At 1st Regiment Armory
Nearly four hundred entries are received for the annual indoor games of the 1st Regiment Athletic Association at Newark armory tomorrow night. Open events feature fast local and New York clubs with the one mile New Jersey State championship inviting entrants such as Fred Bellars Lyndhurst and Joseph Bromilow Irish American Club. William Van Thum 13th Regiment leads with 18 yard allowance in the 60 yard open handicap while R G Koch NYAC backs the back mark.
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Irishamerican Athletic Club
William van Thum
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R. G. Koch
Rutgers to Play Navy at Football in Annapolis
The Rutgers College football team opens 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 and the traditional Election Day game versus New York University is not played. Lehigh is substituted for Union, and Hamilton replaces Hamiton.
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Veteran ball star Sweasy dies at Newark hospital
Charles J. Sweasy, once the country’s foremost second baseman, died yesterday in City Hospital Newark after weeks with a complication of diseases. A Newark native, he was sixty one. He played for the famed Cincinnati Reds under manager Harry Wright and helped the team dominate the circuit without a defeat.
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New Jersey motor vehicle fees eyed for road funds
Trenton March 30 Commissioner J B R Smith reports to Governor Fort detailing 17619 vehicle registrations and 18085 licenses issued in the year with 50640 in fines, all allocated to road improvements. He notes calls for higher fees, more inspectors, and clearer identification, urging conservative, balanced regulation to protect highway users and justify expansion of motor travel.
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Yacht Racing Association Holds Annual Meeting New Officers Elected
William Butler Duncan Jr presided at the Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Sound meeting at the Hotel Astor and was re elected president with Charles P Tower secretary and Victor I Cumnock treasurer. Delegates from nineteen clubs approved amendments to general and racing rules as New Rochelle Yacht Club withdrew over date disputes. The Larchmont Club, not a member, announced its spring race for June 20 and week long events through September 19. The calendar lists races and specials across Indian Harbor Seawanhaka Hartford and other clubs with the season ending September 19 at Manhasset Bay.
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Yankees Hit The Ball In Practice Game In Atlanta
The Yankees split into two teams for a practice match in Atlanta on March 30, winning 6 to 3. Regulars dominated early with Conroy homering, while Orth was relieved by Glade for the Colts who replied with Glade’s homer and a triple. Cubs observers and umpire Griffith watched as Hogg and Hughes started for the regulars, Blair catching.
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Superb as Start North: Brooklyn Regulars Beat Colts 6-5 in 10
In Jacksonville on March 30 the Brooklyn reg ulars led by Donovan edged the Brooklyn Colts 6 to 5 in ten innings. Pastorius pitched for the Regulars with McIntyre starting for the Colts. The Regulars scored steadily until the fifth when the Colts broke through. The teams meet again tomorrow before the Brooklyn squad heads north for exhibition games on the way home.
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Results of Baseball Games From Charlottesville to Cincinnati
Baseball scores show Virginia university over Amherst in ten innings, Buffalo tops Columbia in the Eastern league, South Carolina blanked, Greensboro game unreported, Cincinnati defeated Boston in the National and Lafayette toppled N C Guilford 11 in the American section.
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Boxboard Price Cut Aimed at Raw Material Slump
Sidney Mitchell, president of the United Boxboard and Paper Company, says price cuts reflect a drop in raw material costs not a bid to crush rivals. He notes boxboard from waste paper fell to 3 per ton, while pulp wood prices rose, and claims the company will not lose business in tough times. The firm accounts for about two thirds of U S boxboard consumption.
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NO HUNTINGTON SALE TO HARRIMAN
H. E. Huntington said yesterday there was no truth in reports that he had transferred his large California electric railway holdings to E. H. Harriman or the Southern Pacific company. The Los Angeles based system spans over a thousand miles and is among the world’s largest. It is owned by multiple companies, some controlled by Huntington and others by Harriman, with Huntington’s interests being the larger.
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Automobile Factory Resumes Work At Matheson Plant
Wilkes Barre March 30 Orders were issued today for a resumption of work at the Matheson automobile factory here on April 1 with a full force of employes. The plant had shut down in January after reductions and 241 unfinished machines on hand and only six orders. The company now has orders for 400000 dollars worth of machines and will keep the factory busy all year.
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Penn
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Trust Company's Assets Reported in Appraisal
The Williamsburg Trust Company of Brooklyn now in receivership shows assets valued at 7,995,917 with a book value of 8,441,351, indicating a shrinkage of 445,433. Cash totals 374,569 with 366,448 held by receivers, while stocks and bonds account for 294,542 and demand loans 146,702. Clark Williams, State Superintendent of Banks, filed the appraisal with the New York Supreme Court.
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Novel Travelling Auto Show Proposed by Association
At a committee of management meeting the American Motor Car Manufacturers Association discussed a traveling auto show to visit major towns for three months. A special train would carry cars and another for sales staff, with about fifty manufacturers joining to share costs around $100,000. The route starts from Detroit through a long list of northeastern and midwestern cities, ending back in Detroit, with demonstrations and hill climbs to showcase price ranges from $599 to $9,000.
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Americans Marshall and Johner lead in Vienna chess clash
In the sixth round of the international masters tournament in Vienna, Marshall and Johner faced off with Johner winning as White. Swiderski defeated Mieses, Alapin fell to Cohn, and several other matches Dordigned drawn. Duras-Spielmann adjourned with Duras favored to win upon resumption Thursday.
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Erie Meeting Adjourned and Market Slump Evident
Acting of the Erie Railroad directors was postponed again amid uncertainty over refunding or extending 5.4 million dollars in short term notes due April. Wall Street watched, Erie stocks and bonds weakened, common at 15, first preferred 3, second preferred 22, notes quoted 88 to 92. Interest of 440,000 on 22 million convertible bonds due tomorrow loomed.
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Chapman & Dewey Lumber Plea Over Rebates In St Louis
In Kansas City based firm Chapman & Dewey Lumber pleaded guilty in U S District Court to accepting rebates from Frisco on Arkansas to St Louis lumber shipments. Judge Dyer fined $13000 plus costs, with payment turned over. Frisco railroad had earlier faced the same fine after pleading guilty to issuing rebates.
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Toledo & Indiana Electric Railway Company Receiver Appointed
On petition of majority stockholders C F M Niles, president of Security Savings Bank and Trust Company, was named receiver of the Toledo and Indiana Electric Railway Company. The company allegedly defaulted on interest due January 1 on bonds. The Toledo to Bryan line, 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 business notes report a 10 percent wage reduction taking effect today in New England mills employing about 60 000 workers with more to follow next Monday. Pacific Mills in Lawrence Mass posted April 13 as the start date for a similar cut affecting around six thousand operatives.
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