France Athletig Club of Paris Aims to Import US Members
A Paris athletic club modeled after New York and Chicago clubs plans a Paris home and a strong non resident membership. President Marquis de Beauvoir heads the effort with Silas H Jenkins and A Van den Ende of the Paris club guiding a transatlantic athletic program.
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Washington Hull
New York Athletic Club
Silas IH. Jenkins
A. van den Ende
Athletic Club of
Paris
Mr. Hull
Bartow S. Weeks
George PV. Kublke
Charles L. Burnham
Daniel }.Cohalan
Irish-American Athletic Club
J. Mahoney
H. S. Lyons
New York
Europe
England
Lub
United States
Washington Hall
Athletic Club of Paris
Marquis de Beauvoir
France
Landricourt
Geymnasium
Silas H. Jenkins
Auguste Petiot
Silas. H. Jenkins
Count de Treasures
August du Bos
Marquis de Barrall-Monteferas
Count Louis de Perigord
Jenkins
Mr. van den Ende
Metropoltan Life
Fteninge Centre dominates athletic meet at Public School 188
Large crowd watches East Houston event as Centre No. 188 wins with 33 points, Centre No. 62 second with 20, and others trailing. Multiple events feature winners such as J. Raider and H. Fallick in sprints, S. Mertel and B. Barrett in distance runs, A Waxman and P. Sha piro in field events, with overall titles highlighting Centre 188’s third straight team victory this year.
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Fteninge Recreation Centre
East Houston
Lewis Streets
Ofier
J. Raider
Jowh Leng
R. C
Ang. FR. C
Fallick
Ixs
P.levy
W. RG
J. Grose
R. Lene
N. iActell
RB. C
J. Reserbers
Eae Cc
M. Venard
S. Mertel
E R. C
Barret F. Roo
Yardun
A. Waxman
E. R
H. Setcher
A. Gieksberg
FE R. Nl
HH. Fallick
Feinberg
Eo RC
I. Reganthal
Ana
H. Winn
B. Frank
Columbia Grammar School Dominates De La Salle in Chess
Columbia Grammar School routed De La Salle School 8 to 1 in chess yesterday. The win adds to Columbia Grammar's undefeated run this year following earlier defeats of Stuyvesant High and the High School of Commerce.
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Columbia Grammar School
de la Salle
Columbia Grammar
Stuyvesant High
The
High School of Commerce
Crescents Defeat New York A C In Hockey Showdown
Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn dominates New York Athletic Club 5 to 1 to clinch Amateur Hockey League title. Castleman and Shirreff star for Crescents. Wall and Laing key in defense. notes on form and crowd size from the Brooklyn victory.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
New York Athletic Club
Crescents
St. Nicholas
New Moon
Winged Foot
Castleman
Laing
Shirreff
Wall
Peabody
Broadfoot
Rooters
The
Crescent A. C
New York A.C
Laing Ic
Eewes
Mills Opivan
Brophy
Bose
Broadfoot Shirreff
E.eees
ROVEY
Eeseess Castleman Ap
Cehere Gynsle
Liffiton
Dobby
W. Russell
Hockey Club of New York
Kenneth Gordon
St. Nicholas Club
H. Haywood
F. Ellison
Times Square Post Office Team Dominates Eagles 67 to 9
The Times Square Post Office basketball team, made up of letter carriers, defeated the Eagles by 67 to 9. Bliss starred in the lopsided contest as a feature, and Twe winners are ready to meet any other Post Office team averaging 130 pounds in Greater New York. Captain Feeney at Times Square Post Office invites matches.
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Times Square
Eagles
Bliss
New York
Feeney
Times Square Post Office
West Thirty-ninth Street
Pictures and features touted for Sunday Times Pictorial Section
The Times promises an unusually attractive Pictorial Section next Sunday with photographs from the New York to Paris auto expedition, New Jersey tunnels openings, society women in tableaux vivants, three French paintings, Alpine scenery, and two pages of women portraits. The Magazine will include a capital story on Frank H. Hitchcock and Taft’s campaign, plus Spiritualism, Mexico’s Yaqui affair, and a critique of New York churches. Dispatches from the auto expedition westward are also featured as the journey aims for the first long stretch to Paris. Readers are urged to order the Sunday Times in advance to ensure delivery.
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Times
New York
Sunday Times
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
Stephen Bonsal
Mexico
New York City
Paris
Indoor Games Set Five Contests at Madison Square Garden
The Mercury Foot annual indoor games at Madison Square Garden on March 10 will feature a premier 600 yard match race between Penn State standout Guy Haskins and NYAC member Harry L Hillman Jr. Also highlighted are a star studded hurdles field led by Forrest Smithson and A B Shaw with Leavitt, plus attempts to set new indoor records in high jump shot put and 1000 yard.
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J. T. Mahoney
New York Athletic Club
Mercury Foot
Madison Square Garden
Guy Haskins
Pennsylvania
Harry L. Hillman, Jr
Alvin ©. Kraenzlein
Forrest Smithson
Multnomah Athletic Club
A. B. Shaw
Dartmouth
R. G. Leavitt
Williams
Leavitt
Athens
Shaw
Garrells
Smithson
H. F. Porter
McGrath
Coe
Michigan
Haskins
Sheppard
White and Berker
Indoor athletic games of the Twenty second Regiment
The Twenty second Regiment arms indoor meet at the armory on Sixty eighth Street and Broadway on Tuesday evening March 17 features a novel three mile cross country run open to Amateur Athletic Union clubs. Four man teams compete from clubs such as New York Irish American and Pastime with five entries allowed and four to score. The regimental point trophy race draws keen interest as athletes have trained for weeks. Inter company relays promise a strong field while roller skating and cycle races are added to the program.
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Twenty-second Regiment
Armory
Sixty-eighth Street
Broadway
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
Baseball cases decided by National Commission in Cincinnati
The National Baseball Commission handed down several decisions. San Francisco won Arrelanes over the New York American League claim, Samuel Edmonston is declared a free agent with Washington censured and fines for Des Moines and Minneapolis. Caffyn’s salary claim against Cleveland is disallowed. Irvin Wilhelm transfer issues split payments to Birmingham, the player, and the commission. Asmussen remains ineligible after a new ruling. Doscher fined Brooklyn for a reserve-list claim. Hughes’s release denied. Knoll’s reinstatement denied. Major league clubs warned of fines for violations of the player purchase and draft provisions.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
San Francisco
Arrelanes
New York
California
Samuel Edmonston
Washington
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Ben Caffyn
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Irvin Wilhelm
Birmingham
Brooklyn
Asmussen
Eau Claire
John Doscher
Edward J. Hughes
Oscar Knoll
Mauretania Eleven Defeats Brooklyn Foot Ball Club 5–1
On a muddy ground at Marquette Oval Brooklyn yesterday afternoon the steamship Mauretania football eleven played a return match against Brooklyn Football Club Cicb The sailors who won last month suffered a defeat 5 to 1 in this contest.
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Marquette Oval
Brooklyn
Mauretania
Cicb
Wesleyan approves summer pay for baseball players
Middletown Ohio March 5 by a vote of 118 to 7 the Wesleyan student body allows baseball team members who wish to play summer baseball for remuneration.
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Middletown
Wesleyan University
Double quickstep sale of Irish linen handkerchiefs and suspenders
Precise restock of 9000 Irish Linen handkerchiefs mirrors last March demand. Items priced 25c, 1c, 50c, with 3600 pairs of suspenders at 50c. Rocers Peer & Company advertises across three Broadway stores and locations on Warren Street and 13th 32nd streets.
Ormond Beach Auto Meet Delivers Record 256 Mile Victory
Emanuel Cedrino wins the 256 mile Vanderbilt Cup race at Ormond Beach with a world class 2 25 27 25 time and 76 mph average. R G Kelsey second in a Christie and Maurice Bernin third in a Renault. The event marks the fastest long distance auto speed and tests the beach circuit conditions in Florida.
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Ormond, Fla
Ormond Beach
Emanuel Cedrino
Automobile Club of America
Cedrino
R. G. Kelsey
Maurice Bernin
Renault
Kelsey
Nazarro
France
Ormond
Christie
E. B. Blakely
Harry Levey
Blakely
Bernin
Hig
David B. Brown
Glidden Cup Tour Rules to Be Announced in April
Frank B. Hower, chairman of the Touring Board of the American Automobile Association, left for Buffalo yesterday. He stated the complete rules and route details for this year's Glidden Cup tour should be ready for public announcement in early April after meetings with committee members and city agents. The debate over technical inspections for finishers sparked strong opinions among manufacturers, noting last year’s broken springs and repairs despite perfect scores.
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Frank B. Hower
American Automobile Association
Buffalo
Hower
Stand Pat on Halpin Olympic staff named for London trip
The Olympic committee at the Hotel Astor uproots team leadership for the July 13 to 25 London Games at Shepherds Bush. Matthew P. Halpin will manage the American athletes and Mike Murphy of the University of Pennsylvania will serve as trainer. The Irish American Athletic Club and Robert Edgren are deemed of no avail. Committee members present were Caspar Whitney chairing with Dr Lather Gulick Bartow Weeks Gustavus Kirby Julian Curtiss and James Sullivan. Absent were Joseph Maccabe of East Boston and Everett Brown of Chicago.
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Shepherd’s Bush
London
Matthew P. Halpin
Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Hotel Astor
Penn
Robert Edgren Wee
Caspar Whitney
Lather H. Gulick
Bartow
Weeks
Gustavus T. Kirby
Julian W. Curtiss
James E. Sullivan
Joseph B. Maccabe
East
Boston
Everett C. Brown
Chicago
Slosson Beats Cassignol In Tight Balk-line Match
George F. Slosson defeats French champion F. Cassignol 500 to 496 in an 18.2 balk-line series at Slosson’s academy. Cassignol shows steadier play with 235 points in final seven innings, while Slosson struggles with many misses. final totals list Slosson 500 and Cassignol 406 with high runs of 85 and 67 respectively.
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George F. Slosson
F. Cassignol
France
Slosson
Cassignol
Ivories
Sailor Burke Knocks Out McAvoy in Main Bout
Jack Fitzgerald of Philadelphia withdrew due to an injured hand, allowing Frank McAvoy of the city to fight Sailor Burke at the Long Acre A C. Burke overwhelmed McAvoy and stopped him with a knockout in the fifth round.
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Jack Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
Burke
Long Acre A. C
Frank McAvoy
McAvoy
Sailor
Diggman Beats Baldridge In 102-Inning Billiard Bout
In a three cushions match at Maurice Daly’s Academy last night Co. H. Diggman defeated W. H. Baldridge by 30 to 23 after a 102 inning contest. Each side posted high runs of 2. Tonight John Harris and Louis Oblatt square off for 25 points each.
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Co. H. Diggman
W. H. Baldridge
Maurice Daly
Academy
John Harris
Louis Oblatt
Daniels Wins Fast 100 in Madison Square Garden Show
Eastern swimmer Charles M. Daniels defeats Henry J. Handy in the 100-yard dash, finishing near the American record. Handy sets a new 100-yard breaststroke world record at 1:17.5, while Otto Commodore breaks the 40-yard distance with hands and feet tied. Other events include a New York Athletic Club polo win and various water races with multiple athletes and clubs named.
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Charles M. Daniels
Henry J. Handy
America
Daniels
Handy
New York Athletic Club
Mercury Foot
Manier
New York U
All Stars
Trubenbach
Wéesesee
Puddy
Currier Goodwin
Kelley Bialey
Ferber Handley
White
Dr. Sullivan
Illinois Athletic Club
Stanley White
W. Golding
Manley
Handley
Commodore Otto
United States Volunteer Life Savers
Turf and Field Club Elects Officers at Windsor Meeting
The annual meeting elected Perry Roeltmont as President and Brayton Ives as Vice President. John E. Cowdin became Treasurer, B S L Montague Secretary, and H A Buck Assistant Secretary. New members include Harold Ti Weeks, Gordon Krex Bell, Ford Huntington, and James A McCrea.
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Windsor Arcade
Perry Roeltmont
Gen
Brayton Ives
John E. Cowdin
B.S L. Montague
H. A. Buck
Harold Ti. Weeks
Gordon Krex Bell
Ford Huntington
James A. McCrea
NYU Sophomores Defeat Freshmen 23 to 21 in Scrappy Bout
The NYU sophomores beat the freshmen by 23 to 21 in a hard fought basketball game yesterday. Sophomore guard led scoring with tight defense as the squads clashed on the court.
Christ Church Midgets Triumph Over Public School 32 Squad
The Christ Church Midgets defeated Public School 32 in a court game yesterday afternoon by a score of 21 to 9. The win confirms Christ Church as the stronger side in this junior contest and highlights solid defense and fast breaks.
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Christ Church
Public School
Giants Honor Marlin Players With Outdoor Fish Fry
A Texas town hosts an outdoor fish fry at Crazus River Falls near Marlin to honor the Giants after a day of practice. Moe Graw leads players from afternoon drills to the dinner hosted by local business leaders. Afterward, players sing and chat with sponsors, and officials hope manager McGraw returns next spring.
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Spreial
New York Times
Marlin
Texas
Martin
Sinai
Crazus River Falls
Moe Graw
At & i Reek
Houer Jeter
Samuiny Strang
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Baldridge
H. B. Kirk & CO
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Swimming Association
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Timmer
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Tilmors Athletic Club
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