Credit Betting as Racing Reform Threatens Track Plans
New York racing interests weigh credit betting as a response to the Hart-Agnew bill. Track managers fear changes may close betting while seeking to preserve races under tighter rules. Jockey Club members consider an English style credit system to curb wagering without banning the sport.
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Albany
August Belmont
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General Assembly
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New York Athletic Club Routs Wanderers at St Nicholas
The New York A C defeated the Wanderers 13 to 3 at the St Nicholas Rink in the Amateur Hockey League. Millis starred in goal and Peabody set up plays as Castleman was ejected for rough tactics. The Wanderers, hampered by injuries to Dean and Castleman, could not match the visitors’ teamwork.
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St. Nicholas
Mille
Peabody
New Yorks
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Castlesman
Dvan
McLaren
Dean
Hazleton
Harnfeck
Tman
Castleman
Mackenzie
Woods
Big Broadfoot
Coolican
New York A
Johnson
Brophy
Ore
New York A. C
Forgotten Civil War Naval Battle in the Far East
The Times promises a graphic recounting of a forgotten Civil War era naval clash between Americans and Japanese in the Far East. Also featured are reports from Manila on Philippines conditions and U.S. aid, a Society page note on a Plaza Ballroom charity event organized by Mrs. Waldorf Astor, militia maneuvers across states, Edith Wynne Matthison's return, and a critique of Old Roads laws delaying highway progress in New York.
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the Times
Siberia
Spain
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Far East
Tomorrow’s Times
Oregon
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Santiago
Sunday Times
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Champagne
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Southland
Philippines
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Thomas F. Millard
East
Wanderers Edge Wanderers in Second Half Rally
Wanderers led after the second half and scored eight goals to the Wanderers two. Castleman and Coolican led scoring with multiple goals each, aided by Peabody Dalton and Johnson. Referees were Dr. Mackenzie and Harman, with goal umpires Mesars Allen and Ellison. Two twenty minute halves.
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Woods
Ius
Bale
Aleve
Cone McLaren
Eeeeees Shee
Broadfoot Dean
Hazleton
Castleman Hoornfeck
Eeseereees
Dalton Lapatrikoff
Eabody Johnson
Coolican
Castleman
Peabody
Dalton
Brophy
Johnson
Dr. Mackenzie
Hockey Club of New York
Mr. Harman
Hockey Club
Allen and Ellis
National Indoor Championship Singles Open With Early Victories
The National Indoor Championship opened at Seventh Regiment Armory with top seed Theodore Pell delivering a decisive 6-1 6-2 win over Roy Ritchie. Leo Leventritt and other favorites advanced in the first round while matches featured many city clubs and regiments in a play through format.
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Theodore R. Pell
Roy Ritchie
Peil
Columbia
Leo Leventritt
Harold H. Moore
Seventh Regiment
N. C. Stevens
Yale
Ww. D. Chase
Harlem L.T.C
Mortimer
Wertheim
Ocean Club
Wallace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
Irving C. Wright
Boston
Mies S.charlock
Elizabeth
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F. F. Lee
Arthur G. Cragin
P. Foster
William Co. de Mille
West Side T. C
Pp. L. Schuyler
Julio M. Steinacher
Hiamion Grange
W. J. Banks
New York
Richa
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G. C. Schaefer
William He.cragin, Jr
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Youthful shooters set high school score marks
A partial report notes Hall achieving a high school record with 92 points and Erasums Hale setting top marks as part of a six-man team in a manual training event. The standings include Morris High School and the Jasmu manual training competition details.
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Helo
Erasums
Selves
Jasmu Ual
Erasm
Morris High Scie
Morristown Boy Reaches Amateur Racquet Finals in Boston
Quincy A Shaw Jr of Morristown wins a spot in the finals of the Nation Amateur Racquet Championship at the Tennis and Racquet Club by defeating B P Boyleston in three straight sets 15-0 15-3 15-7. He faces Percy D Haughton tomorrow for the title.
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Mass
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Torday
BP. Boyleston
Ciudex
Shaw
Percy D. Haughton
Boyleston
Finecke
West Side Y M C A Defeats Columbia In First Dual Meet
The West Side Y M C A gymnasts beat Columbia University by 9 to 2 in a spirited first dual meet at Fifty seventh Street and Eighth Avenue. Winners included H F Schoonmaker and A Schnall among others with multiple West Side selections across parallel bars Indian clubs side horse and other events.
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Columbia University
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Columbia
A. Schnab
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Streeter
J. A. Voskant
J. G. Hanrahan
F. Rosenblum
A.H. Symonds
A. Schnall
H. F. Schoonmaker
W. D. Todelak
L. Greenfeld
Joseph Gleason
T. Anasias
A. Sthnail
W. Bechtold
Bedford and Eastern District YMCA Dual Meet Results
Bedford wins 45 to 17 against Eastern District at Brooklin. Event winners include J T Helm and Paul Crossett of Bedford taking multiple sprints, with Eastern runners finishing second in several races. Relay team Bedford Baker Crossett Smith Helm posted a 2:26 1-5.
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Eastern District
Young Men's Christian Association
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J. T. Helm
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Foa
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Beafore
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Hedford
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Penn Edges Cornell In League Basketball Clash
In Ithaca on February 21 1916 Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 24 to 15. Crosby led the home team with points while Hevath starred for Penn scoring half the team's total before dislocating a shoulder late in the game.
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Cornell
Pennsylvania
Crosby
Ixevath
Auto Touring Aid On Broad Lines
The Automobile Club of America unveiled a new subscription plan via the Bureau of Tours to broaden touring information and services. Subscribing members gain access to route cards road books and touring maps with regular club rates for special maps. membership costs ten dollars and is limited to non Greater New York residents.
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Bureau of Tours
Club
Waldron Williams
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Board of Governors
West Fifty-fourth Street
Broadway
Greater
New York
Kirk Edges Keough In Tight Three Cushion Battle
William F Kirk won one match and lost another in a three cushion tourney at John T Doyle’s academy. He defeated Alfred Williams 25 to 15 in the afternoon, then lost to Frank Keough 25 to 24 in a close evening heat.
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John T. Doyle
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Alfred Williams
Frank Keough
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Larkin Defeats Dunn in Knickerbocker Balkline Match
B. Larkin easily beat C. Dunn in the Junior Class B amateur balkline tournament at Knickerbocker Academy Brooklyn by 260 to 129. The 63 inning match saw Larkin average 311 65 with high runs 78 and 16 while Dunn posted 215 14 and high runs 1 10. On March 2 and 3 FE W Gardner and J F Poggenburg will play a 51 point match at 15 2 in blocks of 400 points nightly for a diamond prize offered by Frank Keener.
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Cc. B. Dunn
Knickerbocker Academy
Brooklyn
Larkin
Dunn
FE. W. Gardner
J. F. Poggenburg
Frank Keener
Gallagher Tops McLaughlin in Three-Cushion Duel at Daly’s
Tom Gallagher defeated Edward McLaughlin 50 to 64 at Maurice Daly's Academy on Kirty-first Street and Broadway last night. Gallagher managed a 50 in TS innings and the best run of 4, while McLaughlin scored s points with no misses.
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Edward McLaughlin
Maurice Daly
Academy
Kirty-first Street
Broadway
Gallagher
McLaughlin
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