Tiling Wins Corona Stakes In Tight Jamaica Finish
J Tiling upset Juggler as backers moved from 2 to 1 to 11 to 10 and then to even money in a three-horse Jamaica race. Juggler faded to last as Tileing pressed early and drew clear under a light ride. crowd noted post-race concerns but no investigation followed.
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Juggler
Corona Blakee
Jamaica
Jimmy McCormick
Rail Birds
Tileing
Aqueduct
Eixteenth Pole
Dope
Sir Toddington
Guy Burns
Sumter
Patriot
Walter C. Edwards
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Preceptor
J. H. Reed
Occidental
Indomitable
Garner
Notter
Frank Farrell
Almandine
California
Berkeley
Brooklyn
H. T. Griffin
Trance
George Odom
B. c
Golden Maxim
Miss Laudeman
Nes
St. Fin
Newcastle St
G. Burns
Murphy
Schilling
J H. Reed
China
Musgrave
Br. G
Dossie
Schwartz
Almanalh
Farrell
Musgraw
Twigs
Tompkins
Rosario
Corbett
Doyte
Sparker
Joyner
BSE
Dugan
W Select
McGivney
McCarthy
Ariel
Oneck St
Fulton
le Eydent
Carter
Goshen
Park St
Alabama
Dwyer
Babcock
Connelly
Frances
Wormser
Swain
Triumph
Almanedine
Tims
Aluminum
St. Eanio
Aedemaes
Eames Staals
Beverwyck
Zienap
Hastings
Bettin
Horee
E “Post
Wwe St
McCormick
Odom
Ioa
McDaniel
Burns
Mulligan
Alouette
St. Se
St. Fenn
Alauda
Wilson
Lee
Osie McCarth
Tiehenor
Rey Ae
MeDante
Darke
Moran
Henry
al H Wood
Sullivan
Mungrave
Hawkswick
Orm
Tlavre
Griffin
Musgrave Pee
Tod
Cella
Lilypad
Thistle Belle
Oo. St
Granta
Randolph
Sens McCarthy
Trois Temps
Robin
Meehan
Seizai
Paxidermust
Purcell
Miss Battenher
Delaby Ig
Avrere
Ted
Lily
New York to Paris racers reach Tokyo in 1900s event
The French and Italian cars in the New York to Paris race arrived in Tokyo on May 1. They plan to depart soon for Vladivostok to begin the lengthy Asia to Europe leg.
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Tokio
Vladivostok
Asia
Europe
Yonkers Corinthian Yacht Club Opens Fort Comfort Station
The Yonkers Corinthian Yacht Club will establish a new station at Fort Comfort Inn Piermont on the Hudson this afternoon. Commodore Manville leads about a hundred members in raising the club tag and in an evening banquet at the inn to mark the occasion. The group will inspect the Admiral's Cabin reserved for the season. J Edmund Griffin chairs the arrangements committee.
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Yonkers Corinthian Yacht Club
Fort Comfort Inn
Piermont-on-Hudson
Commodore Manville
J. Edmund Griffin
National Champion Beaten in Open Golf Round
In Atlantic City May 1 strong players fell early in the Coun try Club open. Defending champion Jerome Travers lost to Dr. M. K. Neiffer 4 up 2 to play while Fred Herreshoff fell to Walter J. Travis. Travis and Fownes advanced. Douglas and Neiffer also won.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
National Champiion
Fred Herreshoff
Garden City
M. K. Neiffer
Huntingdon Valley
Travers
Serreshoff
Walter J. Travis
Findlay
Douglas
Nassau
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Oakmont
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Neiffer
Nlerreshoff
Herreshoff
A. W. Tillinghast
Philadelphia
L. A. Hamilton
Englewood
Sherman
H. M. Forrest
W. E. Shackelford
W. ¢. Fownes, Jr
Neliffer
Weir
Mott
B. R. Race
Belfield
J. C. Head
L. Brumbaugh
W. R. Mc
J. McMurtrie
Apawamis
J. A. Howard
J. S. Gould
H. C C. Fownes
Earnest
Howard
Race
Hall
Brumbaugh
ER. Ss. Davis
Camp
Yankees Beat Washington 9 to 4 in Cold Weather Game
The New York Yankees toppled Washington 9 to 4 as Elberfeld left with an injury in the fifth. Chesbro pitched effectively after Newton exited early, while Stahl's left field play and a three-bagger from Stahl fueled the big fourth inning.
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Washington
New York Yankees
Elberfeld
Ganley
Ball
Newton
Yankees
Chesbro
Kleinow
Niles
McBride
Keeler
Stahl
Conroy
Leftield
Mner
New York
Wasitiington
Milan
Ees
Delehanty
Clymer
Chase
Street
Stahi
Warner
Stemphill
Shipke
Gehring
Patten
Keeley
Klelow
Varner
Ewton
Neeley
Connolly
Philadelphia Triumph Over Boston in Battery Nine Match
In Philadelphia the Philadelphia team faced Boston with battery pairs Schutzer Vickers Schreck and Morgan Glaze Carrigan for Boston. The obscure OCR lists players and lines, indicating a game or matchup between the two cities with multiple players named from both sides.
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Philadelphia
R. H. B. Philadelphia
Boston
Schutzer
Vickers
Schreck
Morgan
Glaze
Carrigan
Liurst and
Sheridan
Change in Grand Circuit Dates for Elkwood Park Meet
Long Branch New Jersey May 1 great rejoicing over resumption of Grand Circuit racing in New Jersey at Elkwood Park controlled by the Monmouth County Trotting Association Elkwood Park replaces Providence dates August 31 to September 7 the first meet under the new arrangement officials received telegraph notice from Grand Circuit stewards that Elkwood Park application was accepted.
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Long Branch
N. J
New Jersey
Elkwood Park
Monmouth County Trotting Association
Providence
Cornell Lacrosse Dominates Columbia In Season Opener
Cornell defeated Columbia 13 to 1 in Ithaca marking the first intercollegiate lacrosse game of the season. The Tigers were outplayed at every point as Cornell surged ahead.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Columbia
Bell's wildness sinks Brooklyn as Boston wins 8 7
In Boston May 1, Bell's erratic pitching in the last inning drives Brooklyn to an 8 to 7 defeat against Boston. Dahlen homers. Sweeney scores on a wild throw. Wilhelm exits for a stronger hitter, but the miscue seals the win amid cold weather and a fair crowd.
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Bell
Superbas
Dahlen
Sweeney
McGann
Brooklyn
Wilhelm
Ibpon Browne
Beaumont
Bates
iIf
Kelley
Doll
Ritchey
Bowerman
Young
Ferguson
Wilhelm tNone
Pattee
Fe Young
Han
Sheehan
Lumley
Jordan
Hummerl
Lewis
Maloney
Kergen
McIryre
Win
Burch
Ote
McIntyre
Browne
Hower
Man
Klem
Weather Too Cold For Giants At Polo Grounds
Giants unable to play Philadelphia yesterday due to freezing conditions at the Polo Grounds. Many fans traveled eagerly to watch the game and left disappointed. The teams will cross bats at the Polo Grounds today.
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Giants
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Eastern League Games Today and Standings
Montreal hosts Jersey City in a cold weather game as Rochester visits Newark and Buffalo plays Providence. Toronto meets Baltimore in a 12 inning tilt with Toronto winning 1 12 innings. Standings list Baltimore Buffalo Rochester Toronto Jersey City Providence Newark Montreal. Union League results include Paterson over Brooklyn and Reading over Wilmington. New England results show Brockton over New Bedford in long game and Worcester routing Fall River. Connecticut results report New Haven over New Britain and Springfield over Waterbury with Meriden postponed by rain.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Baltimore
Bk Pec, L. PC
S&s
New Haven
New Britain
Springfield
Waterbury
Holyoke
Hartford
Meriden
Cornell Football Schedule Adds Amherst Trinity and Chicago
The Cornell athletic council released a nine game schedule for next fall featuring new opponents Amherst Trinity and Chicago The slate lists Hamilton Oberlin Colgate Vermont Penn State Amherst Chicago Trinity and Pennsylvania with games at Ithaca or away including a November 26 meeting in Philadelphia.
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Cornell Athletic Council
Amherst
Trinity
Chicago
Cornell
Hamilton
Oberlin
Colgate
Vermont
Pennsylvania State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Derby Hopeful Horseman R C Rann Dies at Track
Lexington Kentucky May 1 R C Rann the costs paid by R L Baker to J H Stoll to win the Kentucky Derby this year died last night at the Kentucky Association track leaving no clear winner in sight for the race past and future plans uncertain
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Lexington
R. C. Rann
R. L. Baker
J. H. Stoll
Giants Meet Phillies At Polo Grounds Tonight
Baseball at the Polo Grounds scheduled for today at 8 30 p m features the Giants hosting the Philadelphia Phillies. Admission is set for spectators.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Philadelphia
Virginia Falls to Fordham in Loose College Diamond Battle
Fordham beat Virginia 7 to 2 as Egan pitched a steady game allowing five hits while Mahoney powered the Bronx with a home run and a triple. Virginia made three costly errors and played loosely in the field despite Susong on the mound and a cold day affecting clean play.
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University of Virginia
Susong
Egan
Bronx
Mahoney
Virginia
Honaker
Bowe
Schiess
Maddux
Thom
Walker
Hartman
Bran
Bricker
Hoff
Coffey
Cabanoff
MacDonald
Hume
Scanlon
Pearson
Rowe
McCarthy
Pickford
McCaffrey
Mornin Ee
McDonald
Ree
Dietericheme
Columbia track meet yields record run and team point total
G Hoynes, senior in the Engineering School, set a new one mile mark at 4 32. Haynes also won the half mile in 2 95s. The Hammond point trophy went to the junior class with 41 points while seniors had 30. W A Kimbel won the hundred yard dash in 9 0.1 seconds. C L Hall took the two mile in 10 27.
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Columbia University
South Field
G. Hoynes
C. B. Marshall
Haynes
Sanders
Zink
W. A. Kimbel
E. Newton
C. L. Hall
Smith
E. H. Mackenzie
H. E. Hall
G. E. Hutchinson
K. M. Boorman
C. Hvaas
G. Haynes
B. Sanders
E. Slade
C. Gunther
A. Zink
M. D. Smith
H. F. Kudlich
F. W. Kennedy
B Sanders
T. C. Morgan
H. Graham
J. ©. Mackenzie, Jr
G. W. Jaques
Oe Murray
N. Colas
C. M. Bowes
J. J. Ryan
W. H. Grassi
D. E. Amidon
G. B. Compton
T. S. Babcock
W. B. Murray
A. G. Marsh
F. Ware
A. Jahn
L. L. Kirtley
L. Bartow
Blues for Judge Moore at Brooklyn Spring Horse Show
Judge Moore won multiple blue ribbons at the Annual Spring Horse Show of the Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club ahead of Miss Emily Bedford who claimed six blues and seven reds. Entries from Desoris Stables, Pratt and Patterson competed in harness, saddle, and pony classes with various horses earning top ribbons.
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Brooklyn
Emily Bedford
Mabel Brooley
Plainfield
Joseph Edward Davis
de Soris
H. L. Pratt
Rufus Patterson
Moore
Menella
Miss Bedford
Denner
H. H. Salmon
Boston
J. B. Taylor
John Gerken
Mayo
Redwood
Ann
Reliance
Laden
von Klein
Miss Hooley
Thomas Purshouse
Kingsley Swan
George Chipchase
Ruby
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Rufus L. Patterson
Durham
Emile
Anthony Up
Tillie Maxwell Whiting
Mabel B. Hooley
Dorothea
Hildred
Miss Kellar
Mabel Hooley
Miss Whiting
Pratts
Miss Davis
Adonis
Tonzo Sauvage
Bluebell
Willard L
Jesse Straus
Edward S. Buyer
Manhattan
Edward C. Blum
C. H. Callahan
R. S. Corbett
Gillian Ross
G. D. Webber
Kenneth
Wiliam Beverley Winslows
T. J. Riordan
Helen Gleason
Miss Reilly
Japanese Analaska Explorer Moves Across Uncharted Alaska
Wanda, a Japanese traveler, reaches Dawson after crossing over 1000 miles of unexplored territory from Herschel Island to Fort Yukon. He endured a winter dog-sled journey, prospected for a month, and saw Eskimos report a rich gold strike on Kuguru River before returning via Rampart House and Old Crow River to Dawson.
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Tacoma
Wash
Wanda
Alaska
Dawson
Herschel Island
Fort Yukon
Rampart House
Hershel Island
Herschel
Old Crow River
Rapid River
Porcupine
Flaxman Island
Kuguru River
Demarest Sets High Run Record in International Billiards
Calvin W. Demarest of the Chicago Athletic Association defeated J F Poggenburg of the German Liederkranz Club 9 to 23 in the international amateur billiards tournament at 13.2 balkline. Demarest scored a 120 high run in the fifteenth inning and averaged 211 19 with a best 120. Poggenburg averaged 134 13 with a high run of 44 as Demarest led from the fourth inning.
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Calvin W. Demarest
Chicago Athletic Association
J. F. Poggenburg
Balkiine
Lucien Revolle
Demarest
Poggenburg
Poggenburz
Poggenbu
Raoroarrama S
Barger-Wallach Wins Lawn Tennis Final Over Pouch
Mrs. Barger-Wallach defeats Mrs. William H. Pouch 6-3 6-4 in the women’s singles final at St. Nicholas Rink. An arm injury limited Barger-Wallach to low, level strokes yet she controlled early and closed out both sets. Exhibitions by Larned Wright and Wrenn followed. mixed doubles begin today.
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Mrs. Pouch
Deuce
George
Bob Wrenn
Princeton Defeats Syracuse In Stadium Diamond Game
Princeton defeated Syracuse University 3 to 1 in an exciting baseball game at the Stadium diamond in Princeton on May 1.
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Syracuse
Princeton
Syracuse University
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