England and Ireland Dominate Track Field News
England's 1900 season shows record milers and world marks with Shrubb and Leahy shining in distance and high jumps. Canada strengthens sprinting and distance ranks, Australia-New Zealand contenders rise, Hungary improves in field events, while continental Europe trails due to novice status and lingering prejudice.
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Boston Athletic Association
Caffrey
Canada
America
Australia
New Zealand
Smith
Kraenzlein
London Athletic Club
London
Simpson
England
France
Deloge
Klingelhoefer
Kauser
Magyar Athletic Club
Budapest
Paris
Goenczy
Ggajzaga
Crettier
Bartko
Hungary
Europe
Fencing Gains Ground at Harvard in Winter Plans
Harvard sees fencing rise in popularity with 101 candidates for the team. M Pianelli leads a growing program aided by Captain Harry W. Holmes, aiming to build a strong varsity contingent and interclass teams at Harvard and the Law School. A Cornell match may occur in Ithaca in February as a prelude to May intercollegiate tournaments.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Crimson
M. Pianelli
Boston Athletic Association
Harry W. Holmes
Law School
Harvard University
Flarvard
Holmes
T. D. Roberts
H. J. Elam
Maych
Cornell
Ithaca
H. Saint Gaudens
J. Bryant
F. P. Woodbury
J. B. Stetson
W. M. Wright
W. E. Meyer
R. A. Grosenbaugh
Wesleyan University Basketball Schedule 1903
Wesleyan lists home and away games for the 1903 season with opponents Springfield High Hartford Y M C A Williams Dartmouth Trinity and Yale. Captain Robert Gillespie of the class of 1904 is elected by the college football association.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Springfield High
Hartford Y. M. C. A
Williams
Dartmouth
Trinity
Hanover
Brown
Providence
Hartford Y. M. Co. A
Hartford
Springfield
Williamstown
Yale
College Football Association
Robert Gillespie
Brook
New Officers Chosen for Troy Team Association
Faculty Director Prof. James M. Patton, Manager Charles A. Stone, Treasurer George F. Tolman, and other officers were elected this year. The notice lists Troy N Y and Dannemora N Y as the hometowns of several officers.
Season's Cricket Record at Columbia Oval Club
The Columbia Oval Cricket Club tied Essex County Newark for the New York Cricket Association title. The club played 27 games, won 16, with the first eleven securing 18 wins and 3 losses. Wilkinson led batting, Cliff bowling, and Cobban Escobar Shaw among top performers. The piece also notes a Knickerbocker Athletic Club meeting reorganizing into the New York Wanderers' Cricket Club with officers and committees elected.
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Columbia Oval Cricket Club
Essex County
Newark
New York Cricket Association
H. O. Wilkinson
R. Cobban
J. N. Escobar
T. C. Cliff
Association
G. Shaw
J. Allen
H. T. Hallock
Cwsensee
Columbia Oval
Manhattan
Brooklyn A
Germanic
Kings County
Bridgeport
West Indian
Brooklyn B
Branch Brook
Paterson B
Brooklyn
Etruria
Paterson
Bagnall Eas
J. Seignior
BC Royces
J. N. Escobal
Marin Aoace Cueaaee
LT. Govey
T. CC
E. Phillips
We. Galpitd
LSS
Wilkinson
H. T. Hullock
R. Murphy
Airaed
Puleuceie
Bseaae” Gnach
Eocee
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Alpine
West Thirty-third Street
C. H. E. Griffith
C. H. Clarke
H. A. Gibbs
Archie Gunn
A. J. G. Cooke
F. D. Mockler
Messrs. Kinnear
Gunn
Gibbs
Knickerbocker. Athletic Club
The
New York
Wanderers’ Cricket Club
Metropolitan District Cricket League
Riders Unhurt By Long Race At Madison Square Garden
The six day race in Madison Square Garden ended at 10 12 p m Saturday night. Riders returned to Putnam House on Fourth Avenue and Twenty sixth Street for the day in good condition. Team Leander Krebs won $1500 and planned a prize distribution at the Bartholdi Hotel.
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Madison Square Garden
Putnam House
Fourth Avenue
Twentysixth Street
Gerge Leander
Floyd Krebs
Butler
Stinson
Kennedy
Powers
Bartholdi
McFarland-Mayo
Leander-Krebs
Root-Galvin
Newkirk-Jacobson
Stinson-Moran
Bedell-Bedell
Sxeegan-Peterson
Barclay-Krebs
Barclay
Franz Krebs
McFarland-Maya
Apollinaris
Maya
McFarland
George Leander
Krebs
Cross‑country Runs Through Snowy Staten Island and Brooklyn
Six athletic clubs contested three cross country events amid heavy snow. St George Jr. led in six mile race on Staten Island with Arthur Weyl finishing first in 49 20, banner won by St George Jr. Jersey AC and Queens AC placed second and third. Mohawk AC held a two and half mile race won by M Spring and M Marks. Brooklyn AC sent four runners in a six mile course with J Sedelmeyer leading for 42 minutes.
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England
H. J. Binks
Hawtrey
Barker
Shrubb
Appleby
Wadsley
White
Hargreaves
Tremeer
Len Myers
Aorg
Uay
St. George, Jr., Athletic Club
Queens Athletic Club
Jersey Athletic Club
Staten Island
Arthur Weyl
St. George
Sidney Phillips
Phillips
A. Juddman
St. George Athletic Club
J. Curtis
Weyl
Mohawk Athletic Club
Walton Avenue
Jerome Avenue
Girard Avenue
M. Spring
M. Marks
Burt Michel
H. Meyers
Capt
J. _Sedelmeyer
John Bowen
Dick’ McGee
Ben” Haff
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Kings
Queens
Skillman Avenue
Williamsburg
Maspeth
Cooper’s
Bowen
McGee
Haff
New York Yacht Club Seeks Cape May Harbor Plan
Special to The New York Times reports members show interest in waterway improvements around Cape May and in establishing a deep-water harbor inside Cold Spring Inlet as Capt. Barr and a group discuss the proposal.
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New York Times
Cape May
N. J
New York Yacht Club
Cold Spring Inlet
Barr
George Gould
New York
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburg
William Flinn
Peter Shields
Cape May City
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Congress
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