American Henley Aims to Foster Scholastic Rowing in July Regatta
Special to The Times reports Boston move toward an American Henley. The Philadelphia regatta on July 2 will host singles doubles fours and eights with revised classing. The board of stewards lists prominent members from Philadelphia Cambridge Boston Ithaca New York and Detroit and emphasizes amateur sport and inter scholastic event support.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
New York
W. P. Henderson
Association
H. S. van Duzer
Hugh Cabot
William I. Forbes
Thomas Reath
W. F. Durand
Wo LE Forbes
Edson G. Gallaudet
Marc A. Meikleham
Philadelphia
William Innes Forbes
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler
James P. Hutchinson
J. William White
Edson I. Gallaudet
Cambridge
Ira. N. Hollis
F. L. Higginson, Jr
E. C. Storrow
R. P. Blake
Beacon Street
Ithaca
N. Y
Julian W. Curtiss
W.A. Meikleham
Henry S. van Duzer
John A. Hartwell
Detroit
A. H. Flickwir
Large rivet shipment signals cup boat riveting start
Bristol Rhode Island reports a large consignment of bronze rivets from New York for the new cup boat. A crucible for heating during plate fastening accompanies them. Vertical frames were mounted on the lead keel for a test of the outline, with framing expected to begin soon.
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Bristol
R. I
New York
Sea Fox Yacht Launched for New York Yacht Club
The schooner Sea Fox owned by Anson Phelps Stokes of the New York Yacht Club was launched from Robert Jacob’s yard at City Island with new foremast and topmasts. Thorough overhaul directed by Capt Rodstrom completed yesterday, and she will go into commission immediately to sail to Southern waters, first stopping at San Juan to meet the owner.
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Sea Fox
Anson Phelps Stokes
New York Yacht Club
Marine Railway
Robert Jacob
City Island
Rodstrom
San Juan
Columbia Sophomores Sweep Cane Spree Victories
Columbia College sophomores in the School of Science won the light weight middle weight and heavy weight cane sprees amid a crowded gym. Fisher Taylor Buell Thorpe claimed the canes as the crowd roared and freshmen lost the privilege to smoke pipes or carry canes on campus.
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Columbia
School of Science
T. E. Fisher
H. B. Taylor
Fisher
Taylor
Thomas R. Buell
G. B. Curtis
Buell
Thomas J. Thorpe
H. Baxter
Sophs
NYU Gymnastics Exhibition Highlights City Talent
New York University held its annual gymnastic exhibition at University Heights last night showcasing performances by W C Belcher D Lane S L Miller E S Peck G S Prochaszka G P A Brayton A Stephenson F M Smith C de Zafra D Lane S L Miller C R Hardy W Williamson and others A high jump contest led by A N Wilcox at 5 feet 7 inches with C R Kingsley and G A Herzog placing second and third. The event closed with a dance.
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New York University
University Heights
W. C. Belcher
D. Lane
S. L. Miller
Peck
G. S. Prochaszka
G. P. A. Brayton
A. Stephenson
G. A. Herzog
Cornell Track Team Dinner Honors Cross Country Champions
Ithaca N Y December 19 The annual dinner honoring the Cornell track team was held tonight. Guests of honor were cross country team members who recently won the intercollegiate championship in New York City. The final basketball game between the track team and the crew to settle the university title was postponed so the track five could attend.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
New York City
Union Settlement Becomes Union Athletic Club
The Union Settlement Athletic Club has reorganized and renamed itself the Union Athletic Club. It has permanently secured the former quarters at 205 and 207 East One Hundred and First Street, with the clubhouse now established under the new title.
Improvements Underway at Gym and Grounds for Coming Season
Additions are being made to the gymnasium and athletic grounds opposite the clubhouse. the track will be enlarged to ten laps. Instructors engaged include John Kenny for boxing Max Brenner for wrestling and Martin Neff for athletics. Winter season will host various competitions and Wednesday evenings feature weekly games.
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John Kenny
Max Brenner
Martin Neff
St Pauls Hockey Team Triumphs Over Alumni 5–1
In a St Nicholas rink match, St Pauls school team defeated a picked seven from St Pauls Alumni Association by 5 to 1. Campbell scored the lone alumni goal, while Fiske Davenport and Butt added for St Pauls with strong team play and aggressive skating.
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St. Paul's
St. Paul’s Alumni Association
St. Nicholas
Campbell
St. Paul’s
Aggison i
Palmer Butts Jones
S. Campbell
Fiske
Davenport
Butt
G. Fisk
Mr. Deene
C. Washburne
Messrs
Gordon and Woodruff
St. Nicholas Hockey Club
Princeton University
Turf Fight in the West Sparks Turf Congress Rebuild
Cincinnati reports a reorganization of the American Turf Congress opposing the Western Jockey Club. Frank F. Fowler is president with Clem Creveling as vice president and J. H. Nixon as secretary. The Queen City Jockey Club gains permit to race from Dec 20 to May 30, with several other tracks set for limited dates. J. J. Ryan leads a Winter racing plan at Newport to retaliate against New Orleans restrictions, risking broad sanctions under Western Jockey Club rules.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Western Jockey Club
American Turf Congress
Queen City Jockey Club
Newport
Illinois Jockey Club
Creveling
Chicago
Missouri Jockey Club
J. J. Ryan
St. Louis
Kansas City Jockey Club
F. K. Bell
John J. Ryan
Clem Creveling
H. E. Queen
Queen City
Baltimore
New Orleans
Horse Breeders’ Protective Association
The
Horse Owners’. Association
Ryan
Jockey Club of
New York
Great Western
Racing Plans for Texas Special 10 The New York Times
A letter was mailed to the Secretary of the Western Jockey Club seeking the association constitution and bylaws. Dallas seeks Western Circuit membership for semi annual racing meetings in spring and fall. Texas Thoroughbred Association directors meet in Dallas tomorrow to announce 1903 stakes for Texas horses at the State Fair Grounds.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Western Jockey Club
Texas State Fair
Texas Thoroughbred Association
Resignation Offered by Road Drivers Secretary At Rossmore
At a Road Drivers' Association Executive Committee meeting held at the Hotel Rossmore last night Secretary Alfred Reeves offered his resignation after being elected Secretary of the Empire City Trotting Club. He was urged to stay until the annual Road Drivers meeting next March. The committee also asked the Police Department for more protection at the Speedway when the Spring driving season begins due to a larger driver toll and insufficient officers last season.
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Road Drivers’ Association
Rossmore
Alfred Reeves
Empire City Trotting Club
Speedway
Water Edge and ee Among Beaten Favorites at New Orleans
At New Orleans tracks on December 19 Water Edge and ee failed as favorites. Five races feature winners such as Harry defeating Pageant and Farmer Kim in the opening race, Tillo topping Dutch Garter in the second, Tom Kingsley beating Rough Rider in the third, Golden Rule prevailing in the handicap, and Erne winning the selling for mile and eighth. Other runners included Itacabara, Water Edge, and multiple nonwinners across six races.
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New Orleans
Water Edge
Harry
Helgerson
Pageant
Scully
Farmer Kim
Gannon
Rankin
Floyd K
Showman
Judge Cantril
Blanco
Cincinnatus
Tillo
Hoar
Dutch Garter
Phillip
Sarilla
Munro
the Caxton
Lofter
Playlike
Aline Abbott
Moran
Moranda
Kiss Quick
Peter Duryea
Tom Kingsley
Rough Rider
J. Conley
Hanover Queen
J. Fisher
Itacabara
Golden Rule
Treanor
Antonius
Death
Cogswell
Worthington
Provost
Echodale
Erne
Otis
Brice
Marcos
Irving Mayor
Banish
Trocadero
Henry
Franstamar
Sweet Alice
Suburban Queen
Helen Hay
O'Neill
Frank Foster
Our Bessie
Semper Primus
New Orleans Entries Today First Race Selling Six Furlongs
Racing card from New Orleans lists six furlong selling race with horses Little Jack Horner Alpaca Margie Clapton Pretorius Bedlam each at 109 pounds and jockey D Asilius rides 112 for Chorus in the field.
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Little Jack
Horner
Alpaca
Margie Clapton
Pretorius
Bedlam
D. Asilius
Horse Races Card with Weights and Entrants
A racing program lists the second race for one mile with entrants Aimless Atheoa Insolence Lemoyne and riders or weights from 96 to 107 pounds. The third race is a two year old handicap over seven furlongs with Pirate Cologne NI Farmer Jim and others. The Crescent City Handicap fourth race adds 1500, runs one mile and a quarter with Water Edge Little Scout Barrack Scotch Plaid The Lady and McChesney. The fifth race Pars 2 six furlongs includes Shrine St Tammany De Reszke Boaster Potente Smile John Peters Scorpio and McChesney. The sixth race selling one mile and a half features Hattie Davis Patheen Trocadero Larson Compass Croesus and Lady Chorister.
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Aimless
Atheoa
Insolence
Lemoyne
Judge Durelle
Eliza Dillion
Miss Barney
Optimo
Marcos
Bella
Harry Wilson
Pirate
Cologne NI
Farmer Jim
Barkermore
Tom Maybin
Welcome Light
Water Edge
Hayward Hunter
Commissioner Forester
Major Mansir
Little Scout
Barrack
Jessie Jarboe
Scotch Plaid
the Lady
McChesney
Darnell & Herz
Shrine
Jane Holly
Ben Mora
St. Tammany
de Reszke
Boaster
Potente
Smile
John Peters
Harry New
Scorpio
Hattie Davis
Patheen
Trocadero
Larson
Compass
Croesus
Harvard Center King Ruled Ineligible For Yale Game
Harvard Athletic Committee issued a statement on Kings withdrawal from the Penn game and Yale contest. It details Kings transfer from Indiana University to Harvard Law School and eligibility certificates, the offer of affidavits of four years played, and Indiana University evidence showing at least two games in 1893. The committee concludes no dispute exists about Kings ineligibility and he was barred from the Yale game.
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Cambridge
Mass
King
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Hollis
Harvard Athletic Committee
Harvard Law School
Indiana University
De La Salle Defeats De Witt Clinton In Debut Match
De La Salle Institute basketball team beat De Witt Clinton High School 25 to 13 in the former gym yesterday. It was De La Salle’s first game of the season and showed promise of a strong team, with teamwork outweighing Clinton’s size.
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de la Salle Institute
de Witt Clinton High School
de la Salle
de Witt Clinter
Barnett
Wallace
Thorp
Pla
Alayeto
Goodwin
Pearlman
Bamman
Old
Finneran
T. Thorp
Alert Council Takes Two Of Three In Brooklyn Arcanum Bowling
In the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League Alert Council triumphed over General Putnam and Franklin Council. First game totals: Alert 779 to Putnam 740. Franklin 697. Second game Putnam 745 and Franklin 717. Third game Alert 804 and Franklin 717.
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Alert Council
Brooklyn
Royal Arcanum League
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum
Gen. Putnam
Franklin Council
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League
Elephant Club Alleys
Richter
Walmsley
Bill
Cook
Siddall
General Putnam Council
Donnelly
Allen
Whitney
Keller
Glock
Davenport
Brown
Estabrook
Penrose
Dinsmore
Total
New York Stock Exchange League Bowls Scores Report
In the first game C A Harned & Co led by Dobechi and Veasey with a total of 1882 while Parkinson & Burr tallied 695. The second game ended 671 for Parkinson & Barr-Tall and 722 for Stewart, Barr & Co. The third game saw Stewart, Barr & Co. Lydenburg with 716 against Harned & Co. led by Dobechi and Veasey with 674.
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Thom
White Elephant
C. A. Harned& Co
T. Dobechi
Roach
R. Dobechi
Veasey
W. Dobechi
Parkinson &Burr—Tall
Travers
Cee
Shaw
Conway
Parkinson & Barr
Pierson
Stewart, Barr &Co
Lydenburg
G. Corbett
Cathcart
S. Corbett
Gallagher
Stewart, Barr & Co
Co. A. Harned & Co
Total
Thom's White Elephant Alleys First Bowling Night
Empire Bowling Club and Montgomery Bowling Club compete in three games with individual scores: Ham rond Potts Williamson Schmitt Mische and totals 962 for Empire. Wise Clauss Henriques Nowak Richter and total 1046 for Montgomery. Second and third games show Berkeley and Montgomery rivals trading high marks and totals 891 and 855 respectively.
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Thom
White Elephant
Empire Bowling Club
Hammond
Potts
Williamson
Schmitt
Mische
Montgomery Bowling Club
Wise
Clauss
Henriques
Nowak
Richter
Hamrond
Berkeley Bowling Club
Coghlan
Oehler
Tracy
Dennis
Weingarth
Mains
Montgomery
Total
Banks Face Off In Twin Alley Game Scores Displayed
National Bank of Commerce led by Webb 133 Conlon 125 Strong 143 Durand 174 Greer 170 for 745. Merchants National Bank totals 778. In the second game NBC Webb 135 Conlon 123 Strong 154 Durand 189 Greer 184 for 785. Western National Bank Stout 131 Hoffman 143 Labagh 130 Stoddard 161. Merchants National Bank McKay 128 Toffey 159 Gregory 153 Dolan 167 Painter 172.
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Schwartje & Arps
S. Broadway
National Bank of Commerce
Webb
Conlon
Strong
Durand
Greer
Merchants’ National Bank
McKay
Toffey
Gregory
Dolan
Painter
Western National Bank
Stout
Hoffman
Nahi
Labagh
Stoddard
National Bank
Cadieu's Monarch Palace Alleys First Game Box Score
John Simmons Company team two scored 698 in the first game with Barenklau 157 Fitzpatrick 104 Kee nan 135 Chatwin 151 Presley 151. Opponents Jenkins Brothers Martin totaled 85 with Mahoney 172 Keating 204 Utz 140. Name fragments include Barewiklau and others.
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Plumbing and Steam Supply League
Cadieu
Monarch Palace
John Simmons Company
Barenklau
Fitzpatrick
Keenan
Chatwin
Presley
Jenkins Brothers
Martin
Brady
Mahoney
Utz
Keating
Barewiklau
Brickell gym team totals from three games
In the third game F. N. Du Bois & Co. faced Diamond with Kelly leading 169 and Spellman 138. McClenahan 117 Coleman 191 and McGroarty 110 added to a 720 total. Other lineups Jenkins Brothers Martin Brady Mahoney Utz Keating posted 177 125 161 171 151 for a 784 total.
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Oli
Chatwin
Presley
F. N.du Bois & Co
Diamond
Kelly
Spellman
McClenahan
Coleman
McGroarty
F. N. du Bois & Co
Marnell
Jenkins Brothers
Martin
Brady
Mahoney
Utz
Keating
Riverside Council and Mystic Rose Lead High-Scoring Alley Match
In Starrs National Alleys first to third games Riverside Council and New York Council faced off with Riverside totaling 686 and New York 640 in the first game. Mystic Rose Council led in the second and Riverside again topped in the third with totals of 842 and 776 respectively.
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Starr
Riverside Council
Heuer
Ahern
O'Brien
Gleason
Holkers
New York Council
Thompson
Hartigan
Rooney
Hyland
Lilly
Mystic Rose Council
Sheridan
Griffin
McGowan
Carmody
Scully
Ahren
O’brien
Morning Newspaper League Bowling Scores at McLaughlin's Alleys
In Brooklyn, the Morning Newspaper League reports three games with teams from New York Herald Allen New York Times and New York Tribune. Scores list individual bowler totals and team totals for each match.
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American Henley
A. P. Stokes
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Princeton
N. J
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S. McClare
Speer
A. Roche, Jr
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L. Purnell
Leak
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la Guayra
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Peat
Azu
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Bliss
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McGovern and Corbett
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Wood’s Natural History
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Eady
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C. C. Shayne
West
St. Cuarriage
St. Bet. B'way
van Tassell & Kearney
Horse Auction Mart
East 13Th
8&T
Avs
H. Wittkowsky
East S&sth St
Dr. H. Mayer
Fulton St
Bet
Gold and Driffield
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