Eastern promoters plan big pro races this winter
Plans by eastern promoters to stage three major professional races in New York and lure top distance runners to turn pro signal a coming boom in athletics. Notables like Jim Crowley and Jimmy Lee are eyed, with stars such as St Yves Shrubb Svanberg and Dorando expected to race in winter events across the country and Canada. An amateur-to-professional jump is anticipated by a fast five to twenty five mile racer, with Ernie Hertbere guiding a Jersey City armory series of races.
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Jim Crowley
A. C
New York
Jimmy Lee
Charley AM Tuller
Henri St. Yves
Alfred Shrubb
Tom Loungboat
Johnny Hayes
Hans Holmer
Paul Akoose
Canadia
Derando Pietri
London
John Svanberg
America
St. Yves
Dorando
Longboat
Svanberg
Shrubb
Ernie Hertbere
Irish American Athletic Club of
John Swanberg
Charley Muller
Pat White
Fourth Regiment of New Jersey
Jersey City
Football Captains Named for 1910 All Big Elevens
Captains for 1910 include Bill Crawley of Chicago, Manley of Northwestern, Hyland of Iowa, Jimmy Dean of Wisconsin, Butzer of Illinois, Johnson of Minnesota, J Miller of Michigan, Dartmouth and Yale leaders Fred Daly and Hart, Harvare at Harvard, Simpson at Cornell, Cozzens at Penn, plus Carlisle captain Pete Houser. Also listed are upcoming winter and early spring competitions in cycling, horse racing on ice, skating championships, and English women hockey plans.
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Crawley
University of Chicago
Maroon Warriors
Northwestern
Manley
Hyland
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Jimmy Dean
Wisconsin
Butzer
Illinois
Johnson
Minnesota
Gophers
J. Miller
Michigan
Dartmouth
Hanover
Yale
Fred Daly
Pete Houser
Carlisle Indian Warriors
Hart
Princeton
Harvare
Withington
Simpson
Cornell
Cozzens
Penn
London Plans World Checker Tourney for 1911
London announces a forthcoming international checker tournament to be staged in 1911. Organizers expect participation from leading players worldwide and aim to elevate the game's profile in Britain.
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London
To Bowl by Daylight in A Werin Bowling Tournament
The A werin bowling congress will feature daylight bowling for the first time at Wayne Gardens Detroit. The tournament runs Feb 26 to March 15 with twenty regulation alleys, six for practice and matches, fourteen for rolling off the annual tourney. About 400 fireman teams expected and Chicago alone may send fifty teams.
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A Werin Bowling Congress
Wayne Gardens
Detroit
Chicago
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Germany
Ottawa
Saranac Lake
Ernest Barry
Australia
Richard Arnst
Young Banks
Toledo
Aming Werderson
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Hershey