Travis and Sawyer reach final in Garden City golf tourney
Walter J. Travis and Chadwick Sawyer advanced to the 36 hole final at Garden City Golf Club after wins over Jerome Travers and C F E T McCann and over Charles Spofford. Travers led early but Travis won 3 up with strong short game down the stretch. Sawyer defeated Spofford 7 up and 5 to play to reach the final today.
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EA Thomson
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Jamaica Entries Today in New England League Results
Fall River defeated Haverhill 6 to 4 as rain caused all remaining games to be postponed in the New England League with Jamaica entries listed for today.
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Rhodora Wins Thousand Guineas at Newmarket with Croker’s filly
Mr Croker's Rhodora ridden by Lucien Lyne won the One Thousand Guineas Stakes at Newmarket. Bracelet finished second and Ardentrive third as nineeteen horses started. Rhodora's victory boosts her Oaks favoritism and continues a string of American successes this season.
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Leopardstown
Manning Pitches Well in Yankees 3 0 Shutout of Red Sox
Manning held Boston scoreless as New York defeated Boston 3 to 0. Niles led with three hits and strong fielding while Conroy and Ball drove in runs. Washington beat Philadelphia as the pennant race narrowed, with two more runs coming in the eighth for New York.
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Washington Battery Hangs With Weemeechee in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on February 27 the Washington team faced the Weemeechee club with umpire Connolly overseeing. The record lists players Hughes Street Bender and Smith from Philadelphia and notes the game at Washington.
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Eastern League Games Today Card
Buffalo hosts Jersey City while Toronto visits Newark and Rochester travels to Baltimore. Montreal plays Providence in rain affected games. Eastern League standings follow.
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State League results with scattered rain delays
Scranton defeated A J and G 2 to 1 in six innings. Binghamton beat Albany 3 to 2. Utica and Wilkes Barre and Tro y and Syracuse were rained out.
Union League Results in Wilmington Victory
In Wilmington the Union League game ended 5 to 4 with Elizabeth trailing 4. All other scheduled games were postponed due to rain.
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Connecticut League Results Highlight Early Action
New Haven defeated New Britain 6 to 3, Meriden beat Holyoke 2 to 1 in ten innings, and Hartford faced Springfield as games were postponed by wet grounds. Waterbury and Bridgeport also weathered wet field conditions with no final scores listed.
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Fifth Roosevelt Athletic League meet at Test Regiment Armory
The fifth annual Roosevelt Athletic League meet takes place tonight at 7:30 PM in the Test Regiment Armory. Highlights include a novelty race and a 44 yard dash featuring Arthur Crockett of the New York Athletic Club against four midget runners from Public School 40.
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Gloomy finish to lawn tennis at St Nicholas rink
The St Nicholas Rink wind-up saw Class A doubles Louise Thorndyke with Kathlein Tweed win 6-2 6-4 over de Copper and Moore in near darkness. In Class B Margaret Bush and A Miles beat Elsie Little and Louise Hammond 8-6 6-4. The men’s round robin mixed updates ended in a draw after darkness with Leonard Whitman over Larned and Wrenn 7-5 in the final set. The mixed doubles stand at 10-8 and 10-12 and will finish next week at the West Side club.
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de Copper
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Edgar W. Leonard
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William A. Larned
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Giants Beaneaters Postponed Amid Rain Delays
Rain spoiled the Polo Grounds clash as 5000 fans left frustrated after a third straight postponement between the Giants and Beaneaters. Managers lament the loss of revenue while players yearn for a decisive rematch and the chance to settle old scores. McGraw likely to counter with Mathewson in today’s battle hoping to halt Boston’s drive toward third place.
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No Race for Rich Trophy This Year at Atlantic Yacht Club
The Atlantic Yacht Club special committee met with Frederic Thompson on April 24 to discuss the 1000 cup for an ocean yacht race. Thompson submitted cup designs and urged the club to set conditions, dates, and courses for a race to be named the Atlantic Cup. The committee advised delaying this year and proposed forming a special committee to consult owners and fix 1909 race details.
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Rifle Team for Olympic Games
The National Rifle Association of America will send a rifle team to Bisley England for the Olympic matches on July 9. The eight member team includes six principals and two alternates. Selection will be by open competition with eligibility to any citizen. dates and locations to be announced.
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Trotting Horse Associations Plan Joint Congress
Committees from the National Trotting Association and the American Trotting Association met at Murray Hill Hotel to align rules and schedule. They proposed holding both congresses in even years and synchronizing to the second Wednesday in February for joint rule discussions.
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Boston Athletic Association backs Olympic fund appeal
Joseph B L MacCabe of the Boston Athletic Association reports to the American Olympic games committee that treasurer Julian W Curtiss can count on funds from the association for the Olympic fund.
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Bel Demonto Jural Wins Maiden Dash at Five Furlongs
In cloudy, slow-track conditions for maidens two years old with $700 added, Bel Demonto outpaced rivals to win easily over five furlongs. Start was good with BE selling. Time recorded as r, brg. Jamaica racing summary notes the victory by Bel Demonto-Jural.
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Faust Triumphs In Kings County Handicap At Jamaica
Notter fought Spooner for the lead using fair means of foul as Faust and Light Wool closed from behind. Faust won by a head amid interference on the backstretch, with Faust improving past recent form and Sumter delivering a strong finish. Musgrave rode two winners, Dugan also two, and Right Sort impressed in the opener.
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Princeton Wins 4 1 Over Cornell In Lawn Tennis
Princeton defeats Cornell 4 matches to 1 with one unfinished due to rain. Players Pyne Dixon Gordon and Gerlach win singles and the pair Pyne and Dixon overpower Chase Greer in a close doubles clash. Wilhelm secures Cornell's sole victory.
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Sands Defaults At Court Tennis Semi Final
London May 8 Charles E Sands of New York defaulted to W H Pennell in the semi final of the amateur court tennis championship of Great Britain today Jay Gould the British champion will defend his title against the winner of the all comers competition which will be played Wednesday
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Charles E. Sands
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Lyons Wins Interstate Shoot Championship
Birmingham Alabama May. George S Lyons of Durham North Carolina won the interstate shoot title by breaking 18 of 20 targets at nineteen yards marking a clear victory in the tied championship event.
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