King Cobalt Wins Dunion Stakes as Musgrave Falls
Jamaica race day reports Musgrave suffers a bad fall on Alimandine after a fast pace in the Dunion Stakes. King Cobalt, under 115 pounds, wins in 1:12 1/5 for six furlongs, a near record pace, with Berry Maid and Rialto close chasing. jockey Tucan rides three winners, while McGinnis’s Castlewood shocks by surge to win the last. Musgrave expected to recover soon, with other engagements canceled.
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Peddock
Ois
Musetsve
Alimandine
Twiss
King Cobalt
James B. Brady
Berry Maid Gna Bialte
McCarthy
Berry Maid
Rialto
Water
Jack McGinnis
Masque
Keene
Tucan
Queen Marguerite
Zethus
Castlewood
Castle
James R. Keene
St. Withold
Notter
Father Stafford
Hent
Isolate
Eustacian
Jonathan
Mary
Ball
Navarre Post
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Dugan
Marguerite
Wernberg
Big Ben
Hyperion UU
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Lemaire
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Rialto McGinnis
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Yale Wins Fast Game Over Georgetown 4 to 2
Yale won a sharp baseball contest 4 to 2 over Georgetown. Unearned runs swung the lead as Yale pitcher Van Vleck shut down the visitors to three singles. Georgetown led on Simons and Duffy in the second. Yale answered with key hits and errors to pull ahead, then padded the margin with Wheaton, Dines, and Wyle scoring in later frames.
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Georgetown
Teegraph
New Haven
Yale
Simons
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Write
Clifford
Wheaton
Murphy
Dines
Smith
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Sweeney
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Williams
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Louisville Jockey Club Granted Restraining Order
Judge Samuel B. Kirby issued a temporary restraining order blocking interference with the Louisville race meeting set to begin tomorrow at Thur Downs. The ruling allows pari mutuel betting and directs no disruption of the Kentucky Derby preparation and related events.
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Thur Downs
Kreens
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Banridge
Big Herron
Sir @leges
Baker
Dr Matthews
Jit
Milford
Stone Keen
Guvedear
Gore Wins Crown in England Tennis Tournament
English player Gore defeats New Zealand’s Wildine in three sets to capture the Tampeorship title at the Queen lawn tennis event in England. Four days earlier Gore beat Colorado Springs' C. P. Dodge in the semi finals.
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Senser
A. W. Gore
Tray
F Wildine
New Zealand
Gore
C. P. Dodge
Colorado Springs
Jamaica Entries Today at Polo Grounds Card
Jamaica entries today list Petgball polo grounds for 4D. TM Giants vs polo admission priced at 60 cents. The fragment notes event and pricing with unclear team names.
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Petgball—Polo Grounds
Giants Ve .Polo Agmission
Penn defeats North Carolina in Philadelphia contest 206 to 110
Pennsylvania wins a basketball game against North Carolina in Philadelphia with a score of 206 to 110. Batteries North Carolina Fallenwilder and Hobbs, and Pennsylvania players Collier and Smith are noted in the box.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Rh.e
Pennsylvania
Fallenwilder and Hobbs
Collier and Smith
Gould Arrives in England To Defend Tennis Title
Jay Gould arrived in London at night and visited Eustace Miles whom he beat for the US court tennis championship. He will defend his English title on May 16 against Miles and plans daily practice. Gould will stay for the Olympic games then proceed to Paris.
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London
Jay Gould
Eustace Miles
United States
Gould
Miles
England
Paris
Loss to Yale Track Team Costs Princeton, Harvard Meets
New Haven May 4 Yale track suffers a severe loss as Lester Barber Stevens of Milwaukee injures his knee and may miss the dual meet with Princeton and the Cambridge meeting with Harvard. Stevens, Yale’s leading sprinter, had been expected to win the sprints and score in intercollegiates. The injury occurred while he was stepping on a car.
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Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Cambridge
Lester Barber Stevens
Milwaukee
Stevens
Anderson and Heydon Reinstated with Fine to Washington
Cincinnati May 4 The National Baseball Commission reinstates John Anderson and M E Heydon without fines to the players but imposes 25 dollar fines on the Washington club for each case. The players left Washington during the season, an offense usually followed by a transfer ban, but extenuating services led to reduced penalties under Rule 23.
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Cincinnati
John Anderson
M. E. Heydon
Washington
National Baseball Commission
Washington Club
Anderson
Yankees on Top Again Washington the Victim
Griffith banished from the diamond for arguing with the umpire as the Yankees maintain the lead.
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Yankees
Griffith
Diamond
Giants Batting Bees Again Beat Phillies 12 To 2
New York and Philadelphia clash at the Polo Grounds in a high scoring game, Giants dominate with Mathewson held to six innings, Bresnahan and Bridwell key two-base hits, crowd enjoys a batting barrage as New York piles up runs.
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Polo Grounds
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Lively Lawn Tennis Mixed Doubles Tourney Finishes
In the St Nicholas Rink mixed doubles at yesterday's continuation Mrs A G Miles and Irving C Wright won after a long three set battle 6 4 6 T 5 over Natalie Wildey and Edwin P Larned Ming Wildey and Larned nearly clinched the last set Mrs A H McCarthy and C Frederick Watson Jr defeated Mrs Barger Wallach and Bernon Prentice in straight sets 6 3 6 The match featured exhausting deuce games and a brave showing by Mrs Barger Wallach despite fatigue.
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A. G. Miles
Irving C. Wright
A. H. McCarthy
William A. Larned
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
St. Nicholas
Miles
Wright
Natalie Wildey
Edwin P. Larned
Ming Wildey
Larned
Detroit Triumph Over St Louis 1 0
Detroit edges St Louis 1 to 0 in a game noted by rain. Batteries for Detroit were Summers and Thomas with St Louis counters Warktell and Spencer. umpire Lougtlin.
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Detroit
ST. Louis
St Louis
Summers and
Thomas
Warktell
Spencer
Lougtlin
Philadelphia Battery Names and Umpires
At Philadelphia the batteries feature Philadelphia Vickers and Schreck against Boston Young and Carrigan with Umpires Hurst and Sheridan noted in the report.
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Philadelphia
Vickers and Schreck
Boston
Young and
Carrigan
Hurst and Sheridan
Montreal Tops Jersey City in Eastern League Games
In Eastern League action Montreal defeated Jersey City 5 to 1 while Newark beat Rochester 2 to 1 and Baltimore downed Toronto 4 to 2. Other scores include Buffalo 6 Providence 2.
Automobile Test in France Tour Opens in Paris
Fifty heavyweight automobiles of all classes left Paris this morning for a month long tour of France. They undertake an industrial competition under the patronage of the Ministry of War.
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Paris
France
Ministry of War
Lumley's Home Run Keeps Superbas From Shutout in Boston
Boston defeated Brooklyn 6 to 2 as Dorner held the visitors to four hits early and Lumsey belted a seventh inning homer with bases empty. McGann had two hits while Pastorius allowed ten hits and four runs. The game lasted 1 hour 33 minutes with Kliem umpiring.
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Brooklyn
Dorner
Pastorius
Lumsey
Superbas
Sheehan
McGann
Ritter
Pastorious
Steve Brooklyn
Iite MacGaunt Lumiey
Hannifan
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Dahlen
Sweeney
Hummel
Beaumont
Ritchey
Brooklin
Kliem
Eastern League Standings Meant for Baltimore Jersey City Newark
Eastern League standings show Baltimore Jersey City and Newark tied for top positions with Buffalo Rochester Toronto and Montreal Providence close behind. The fragment lists team names and partial records indicating a tight race in the league.
Unclear Scoreline Across Cities With Varying Outcomes
Brooklyn and Baltimore led by small margins with Brooklyn scoring 12 to 5 over Baltimore while Washington and Philadelphia registered two and four points respectively. Paterson and Reading showed narrow wins, and Wilmington and Elizabeth posted modest scores against unknown opponents.
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Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Paterson
Reading
Wilmington
Elzabeth
New England League Scores Reported
In the New England League Brockton defeated Fall River 7 to 1 while New Bedford beat Wrewcenter 4 to 3 and Lynn topped Lawrence 5 to 1 Haverhill routed Lowell 11 to 1 Additional Connecticut League results show Hartford beating New Haven 9 to 2 Springfield trailing Waterbury 3 to 9 and Meriden defeating New Britain 9 to 3
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Wrewcenter
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Lowell
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Springfield
Waterbury
New Brittain
Meriden
Caledonian Meet Yields McGee's Two Mile Victory for Princeton
Princeton seniors claim meet cup with 45 points as W L McGee of Princeton ’98 wins the two mile in 9 minutes 56 2 6 seconds amid rain interruptions. Yale prepares for its annual dual meet at New Haven, while Dwight ’06 and others place in sprints hurdles broad jump and shot put events.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
W. L. McGee
New Haven
Yale
Conners
Cook
Dwight
Pfeiffer
Kelly
W. Strong
Simons
Connors
Bredemus
Vesin
Parke
MacFadyen
Thompson
Eight new members elected to Eastern Professional Golfers' Association
The Eastern Professional Golfers Association met in this city and elected eight new members: R. M. Thomson Knollwood H. H. Barker Garden City L. S. Jacobs Syracuse Seymour Dunn Wycagyl W. C. Skelly Wilmington Peter Robertson Oakmont James H. Norton Trenton and Stewart Maiden Nassau Secretary Charles Kirchner will not seek another year. Nomination committee named. Tank of potential changes at June annual election. Competition plans include possible metropolitan district championship during June 18 week and notes on Siwanoy Country Club fixtures. Yountaksh Country Club opened season with 55 to 3 home win over Ridgewood Golf Club.
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Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
R. M. Thomson
Knollwood
H. H. Barker
Garden City
L. S. Jacobs
Syracuse
Seymour Dunn
Wycagyl
W. C. Skelly
Wilmington
Peter Robertson
Oakmont
James H. Norton
Trenton
Stewart Maiden
Nassau
Charles Kirchner
Jack Pearson
Isaac Mackie
Herbert Strong
Willie Norton
Dave Hunter
Strong
Kirchner
Timely Auto Topics Elects Heller President
Paul E Heller was elected president of the Automobile and Motor Vehicle Club of New Jersey at its annual Newark meeting. W C Crosby becomes vice president A B Lemassena secretary Dr James R English treasurer trustees include W C Shanley H A Creselmire Dr Frank B Meeker A G Scherer and H A Bonnel Bonnel retires as secretary after long service a silver table service is presented to him The club donates 50 to St Barnabas Hospital The board of trustees is authorized to join with Newark Board of Trade and other groups to share expenses for legal actions to test the constitutionality of the New Jersey automobile law including Frelinghuysen amendments from the last Legislature.
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Paul E. Heller
Automobile and Motor Vehicle Club of New Jersey
Newark
W. C. Crosby
A. B Lemassena
James R. English
W. C. Shanley
H. A. Creselmire
Frank B. Meeker
A. G. Scherer
H. A Bonnel
Bonnel
St. Barnabas’s Hospital
Board of Trustees
Board of Trade of Newark
New Jersey
Frelinghuysen
Demand for Fourth Avenue Subway Plans in Brooklyn
Twenty five contractors have obtained plans for the Fourth avenue subway in Brooklyn as bids for the first six sections near the Manhattan Bridge are expected. Bids open Friday at noon in the Tribune Building. Contracts may be bid for separately later. Bonds of 200000 for four sections and 150000 for two sections required.
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Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
Public Service Commission
Commission
Tribune
Manhattan
Manhattan Bridge
Escape from Tombs of Petit Larceny Suspect
Harry Randall, held at the Tombs on a petit larceny charge, disappeared after being taken from Jefferson Market court to await trial. Officials gave conflicting accounts of his escape as Warden Flynn’s substitute cited a slip noting Randall not returned May 1. He had been remanded to the Tombs after entering a guilty plea at Special Sessions.
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Randall
Peter Mallon
Flynn
A. L. M. Gottschalk Named Consul General At Large
A. L. M. Gottschalk arrived in New York after serving as consul general in the City of Mexico. He will report to the State Department in Washington before sailing to assume duties overseeing consular offices in Russia the Balkans and Greece. The five consul general at large posts were created in 1900 with five appointments filling by 1907.
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Mexico
Mr. Gottschalk
Washington
State Department
Russia
Balkan States
Greece
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Gottschalk
St Paul Orders Fifty Locomotives
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad has ordered fifty locomotives from the American Locomotive Works to operate on the new Pacific extension.
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Tribune
Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
American Locomotive Works
Gardner's Cue Battle Ends in Lengthy Victory
Edward Gardner of Passaic defeats C F Conklin of Chicago in the international amateur billiards tournament at the Liederkranz. Gardner edges ahead late, finishing with a decisive unfinished run in the thirty eighth inning as Conklin fails to rally. Spectators include D M Delmas, Senator Cannon of Utah, and ex Senator Towns of Minnesota.
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Passaic
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Chicago
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Demarest
D. M. Delmas
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Utah
Towns
Minnesota
Carrom
Gardiner
No meet for freshmen track in New Haven May 4
The Yele Athletic Association abandons plans to hold an intercollegiate track and field meeting for freshmen this year in New Haven. The move ends the scheduled event and leaves freshmen competition unattached to a formal meet.
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New Haven
Yele Athletic Association
Firemen Recover From Sewer Gas After Blast at West 29th Street
All the firemen overcome by a basement blaze at No 29 West 29th Street Sunday night recovered by yesterday afternoon and returned to duty. Battalion Chief Devanney ruled out the gas source and traced it to sewers in the neighborhood.
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Estate partition sought for Bristol Cramsey case in New York
George W. Bristol filed yesterday for a partition of an estate including several lots on S th street and Lexington avenue. He represents J Edward Cramsey a Dover Del farmer who inherited from his grandmother Mrs Harriet Cramsey and deeded away his share for 68 dollars unaware of its value. The suit seeks a referee to partition the property and removal of the aunts as executrices for alleged misconduct and failure to report income.
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J. Edward Cramsey
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Del
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New York
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Sterning
Bridgeport
Conn
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Court of Appeals
Ramsey
Augusta Cotton House in Trouble
A May 4 bankruptcy petition was filed in the United States circuit court by lawyers for Atlantic Compress Company Gulf Compress Company J C Evans and C R Sims against the Augusta firm Inman Co It claims liabilities of 1250 with assets about the same The Augusta Inman Co is referenced as distinct from related firms in Atlanta Houston New York and Liverpoo Bremen
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Inman, Akers & Inman
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Tex
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Inman &A Co
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