Horse Will Be King Annual Show Opens in Madison Square Garden
The twenty fourth National Horse Show Association exhibition begins tomorrow at Madison Square Garden with many old favorites and a large influx of first time exhibitors. New decorations and a shift in color scheme accompany a strong entry in racing breeding and driving classes led by entries from Washington Lafayette Lincoln and prominent stables including Stotesbury Wilks Vanderbilt and Barnum Warner with top names like Rensselaer Accountant Watercolor Advance Guard Wyeth and others advancing through morning preliminaries.
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National Horse Show Association
Madison Square Garden
Washington
Lafayette
Lincoln
Thormush
Manhattan Island
Rensselaer
Accountant
Watercolor
Advance Guard
Wyeth
H. N. Bain
Sir Robbins
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Alcina Robbins
K. L. Wilks
Magrazia
Oro Lambert
Dora Chimes
Dunlevy Milbank
Algen
E. T. Stotesbury
Lucia G
A. F. Bradley
Lorenzo Hamlin
Miss Wilks
William Stewart
Crow & Murray
la Belle Buckney
Pearl Onward
Rhea W
Mary Vincent
Killearn Farm
Rose Worthy
Cedar Robbins
E. C. Rich
Killern Farm
Grand View Farm
Elsinore Farm
Mare Barnum Warner
Henry Fairfax
R. Vanderbilt
H. 8. Holloway
Clarence H. Mackar
Irvington Farm
Pittsford
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H. Simpson
Avondale
Cyril Carr
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Iittle
Garden Ring
Cock Robin
Midlothian
Foxhunter
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Jim Crow
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Centennial
Ardsley
Nimrod
Sweet Briar
Keswick
Wild Rose
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Myopia
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P. A. Soves
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M. Maryland II
Bellafront
Belle
Irvington
Polly Prim
Pretty Peggy
R. C. Vanderbilt
Lord Burleigh
Lord Brooke
Busy day for hunters on Long Island
Wheatley Hills on Meadow Brook hosted a fox and drag hunt and Great Neck races. An incident at Searington saw Beverley Robinson fall from his horse, then aided by Mrs. Swift who sent him over a fence to safety. Cowdin, Grace, Caswell and others rode through a three mile fox chase with two foxes found, escapes into holes, and favorable hunting conditions.
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Long Island
Meadow Brook
Great Neck
Albertson
Sela
Searington
Beverley Robinson
Frederick Swift
Robinson
Mrs. Swift
Mr. Robinson
Wes
Aeever Cowdin
Rockaway
Bogie Handicap Victory At Nassau Country Club
Arthur W. Robertson defeated Glen Cove course rivals in a bogie handicap at Nassau Country Club finishing five up. Contenders F. J. Jennings, F. B. Pratt, R. B. Honeyman all led early while H. W. Maxwell and Henry Tait trailed. M. Adamz and H. W. Maxwell Jr. also posted scores.
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Celene
Glen Cove
Arthur W. Robertson
Nassauntry Club
F. J. Jennings
F. B. Pratt
R. B. Honeyman
H. W. Maxwil
Henry Tait
Close Finishes in Amateur Races at Grace Field
Great Neck Long Island November 7 Amateur racing drew two thousand spectators as Grace Field hosted three steeplechases and three flat events. Winners included Colours in the Nirvana Cup, Dublin for the Great Neck Cup, Princess in the Gracefield Cup, Yama Christy in a two horse jumps race, Arlington in the Gilbert Cup, and Al H Woods on the flat to beat Hunter Raine. Notable attendees listed include Havemeyer Grace Chauncey and Rainey among many guests.
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the Tribune
Great Neck
Long Island
Great Neck Racing Association
Grace Field
Pinkerton
Wwerg
H. L. Bell
Victory Belle
Mr. Alpers
Mr. Bell
Paul Rainey
Dublin
Malcolm Stevenson
Diana
Princess
August Belmont, Jr
Ranger
W. ©. Hayes
Yama Christy
J. E. Davis
Helen Shea
al. H. Woods
Wildey
Hunter Raine
Woods
Frederick Havemeyer
J. P. Grace
Daniel Chauncey, Jr
Joseph Stevens
Monte la Montagne
Lucille Alger
Louise Grace
Gordon T. Hughes
Harry Page
Berry Wall
Herbert Harriman
Ambrose Clark
Robert Potter
D. Milburn
Eleanor Seers
Jock Rawlins
James Hever
Harry Hoy
James Burden
Smith Hadden
Vincent Travers
G. Meyer
H. B. Gilbert
Fletcher Harper
Hayne defeats Grant to win chief golf cup
Yale student T. Hayne defeated Douglas Grant of Richmond Golf Club England in the final of the open golf tournament at the Country Club of Atlantic City by 1 up. Grant, from San Francisco, also Yale, entered from the England-based Richmond Golf Cup. The match swung to Hayne after the sixteenth hole, with Hayne winning the last two to seal the victory. Brumbaugh defeated Foot for a separate cup in the handicap competition.
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Atlantic City
R T. Hayne
Yale
Douglas Grant
San Francisco
Grant
England
Hayne
S. L. Brumbaugh
Philadelphia County Club
James D. Foot
Apawamis
G. F. Brown
Huntington Valley
Richard Mott
Riverton
J. EB. Smith
Wilmington
Walter Smedley
Spring Haven
W. B. Sheckleford
Richmond
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Harry Mackey
Dr. M. K. Neiffer
J. P. Armstrong
Philadelphia
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Armstrong
S. IL
Brumbaugh
W. O. Phillips
Yountakah
W. Sargeant
Essex County
Foot
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F. C. Robbins
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Fox Hille
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Oil City
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F. S. Hart
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Younkatah
FE. Heim
Fox Hills
L. Brumbaugh
E. M. Jones
Whitlatch Captures Dyker Meadow Captain's Cup
Marshall Whitlatch defeated F. W. Shibley at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club by 3 up and 2 to play after conceding eight strokes. The eighth monthly handicap drew thirty four starters with top scores by F. J. Phillips 85-71 C. J. Wilson 1-73 and William Co Freeman 5-80. In the Naval Cup first round J E Way beat W P Barr 7 up C J Crookall beat B Foster 1 up and Charles A Boody beat F F Storms Jr 4 up and 2 to play.
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Marshall Whitlatch
F. W. Shibley
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
F. J. Phillips
C. J. Wilson
William Co. Freeman
J. E. Way
W. P. Barr
C. J. Crookall
B. Foster
Charles A. Boody
F. F. Storms, Jr
Youngtakah Country Club Cup Draws Winners
At Youngtaksh Country Club a cup was not presented by W. C. Shrubb yesterday. Scores listed include FE. B. Brizse at 93-14-79 and B. K. McKay at 102-22. F. W. White won.
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W. C. Shrubb
Young Taksh Country Club
FE. B. Brizse
B. K. McKay
F. W. White
Tyrg Triumphs In Baltusrol Golf Sweepstake Win
Veteran golfer James A. Tyrg won the Baltusrol sweepstakes with 77 net and tied for runner-up in the Lansdale Cup with Wright. Eight players qualified for the consolation cup funded by Dr. Waldstein for non-winners, with detailed gross and net scores listed for participants.
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James A. Tyrg
Baltusrol Golf Club
Wright
Dr. Waldstein
A. T. Huntington
Cc. F. Miller
K. Denton
Y. L. Garey
W. Howell
Ge F. A. Croselmire
F. A. Wright
Vi ¢. Brown
Columbia Eleven Beats Pratt Institute In Soccer
Columbia Blue and White defeated Pratt Institute 2 0 in Brooklyn as G Dwyer and E Dwyer scored after a free kick and late cross, with Grimes and Dwyer stifling Pratt attacks. The win marks Columbia’s third straight victory as captain Billingsley and Kistler supported the forwards.
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Blue
White
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Columbia
G. Dwyer
Morningside Heights
E. Dwyer
J. A. Grimes
Billingsley
L. G. Kistler
Yale Beats Columbia In Lawn Tennis 6–0 Victory
Yale defeats Columbia in New Haven lawn tennis with a 6 to 0 score. L B Stevens and G L Holden lead singles, each finishing 3 6 4 and 6 4 respectively. Doubles saw Stevens Bundy and Holden Bliss win while Columbia’s Shafer Andrews pair push Yale in close games.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Columbia
Deuce
L. B. Stevens
G. C. Shafer
Andrews
Holden
B. Stevens
G. L. Holden
Umbta
J. R. Watrous
G. W. Columbia
Lee Captures Swift Trophy at Englewood Club
In the final for the F. J. Swift trophy at Englewood Golf Club yesterday, J. C. Lee aged 12 defeated Dr. W. G. Douglas by 3 up with two holes to play.
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F. J. Swift
Englewood Golf Club
J. C. Lee
W. G. Douglas
Drivers arrive for Savannah Grand Prize race near full field
Four foreign drivers are missing from the planned November 26 Grand Prize in Savannah. Fournier may not come due to business. Szisz is en route. Peegge and Salzer from Mercedes may join. Practice begins as autos club expenditures near $85,000, with $20,000 in prizes. The New York club’s receipts go to Savannah, seats selling through November 12.
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Savannah
Henri Fournier
Itala
Peegge and Salzer
Mercedes
Szisz
Renault
la Lorraine
Fournier
Automobile Club of America
Savannah Club
New York
Lively Hockey Season Forecast With Major Matches
Hockey fans anticipate a brilliant season with strong rivalries. St. Nicholas Rink hosts practice as clubs recruit top players from Canada and major colleges. The New York Athletic Club plans a Wednesday meeting to name a captain and set up games. Jim Fenwick rejoins, and four key matches are scheduled in December including Harvard against St. Paul and Princeton versus Williams. An Irish American Athletic Club team will join the Amateur Athletic League, boosting interest in hockey circles.
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St. Nicholas
Canada
New York Athletic Club
Jim Fenwick
Mercury Foot Seven
St. Paul
St. Mark
Harvard
Pomfret
Princeton
Williams
Amateur Athletic League
Motor Boat Club to Meet at Waldorf
The Motor Boat Club of America will hold its annual meeting at the Waldorf on November 18 at 8:30 p.m. Nominated officers include commodore Joseph H Headley and vice commodore Wilson P Foss. treasurer Charles Francis. secretary Walter M Bieling. Board nominees are John M Shaw Melville D Chapman Louis Neumann E J Steiner James Craig Jr Frank H Ray and Charles P Tower. Nominating committee includes Shaw Tower Bustanoby McDonald Fleming Day Neumann Hayden Chapman Riotte and Craig Jr.
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Motor Boat Club of America
the Waldorf
Joseph H. Headley
Wilson P. Foss
H. R Sutphen
Charles Francis
Walter M. Bieling
Board of Governors
John M. Shaw
Melville Db. Chapman
Louis Neumann
E. J. Steiner
James Craig, Jr
Frank H., Ray
Charles P. Tower
André Bustanoby
George McDonald
T. Fleming Day
W. B. Hayden
Melville D. Chapman
E. A. Riotte
Date Change for Princeton Fall Regatta on Carnegie Lake
The Princeton Rowing Association moved the annual fall regatta to Friday afternoon November 13 on Carnegie Lake to avoid conflicts with Yale game lectures. Andrew Carnegie may attend to present the Daggette Memorial Cup after the two-mile Carnegie Cup race.
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Carnegie Lake
Princeton
N. J
Rowing Association
Andrew Carnegie
Georgetown
Mudlark Dominates Long Runs and Endurance Trials in 1907
The Mudlark piloted by R. R. Owen wins multiple events across a grueling 1907 circuit. Highlights include two wins at Ormond-Daytona, non stop 2000 mile and 1100 mile runs in Philadelphia and Washington, plus perfect scores in endurance events at New York, Albany, Chicago, Readville, St. Paul, Springfield and other venues. The campaign features world records, speed trials, and notable race wins from coast to coast.
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Washington, D. C
New Haven
New York- Boston
Longe Island
Albany
Chicago
Philadelphia
Readville
St. Paul
Minn
Springfield
Mags
Reading
Louisville
Nashville
Tenn
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Oldsmobile
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Webb Motor Chemical Fire Engine
Toledo
Long Island
1908 endurance run notes and scattered race results
The report lists endurance and reliability events across cities including New York Boston Los Angeles Seattle Detroit Baltimore Kansas City and Fort Worth Dallas. It mentions perfect scores by RB R Owen in Mudlark IT and high speed gear runs with 211 cars in line at the Olde Mobile Reunion.
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RB. R. Owen
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Los Angeles
Pasadena
Altadena
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Dallas
Texas
Columbia Hockey Plans For Comeback Season At South Field
Columbia announces plans to bolster hockey with a South Field outdoor rink and expanded training. Manager P Locke says 30 to 40 men expected, with practice starting this week at St Nicholas rink and gymnasium sessions in the interim. Coaching will be by R L Von Bernuth.
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P. Locke
South Field
Feld
R. L. von Bernuth
St. Nicholas
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