Indoor Armory Meet Showcases Soldier Athletes and Mohawk Victory
In a lively Twenty-second Regiment Engineers Athletic Association event at the Armory on Sixty eighth Street and Broadway, soldiers competed across seventeen events thrilling a large crowd. Mohawk Athletic Club edged Xavier and Pastime for the team trophy with Ed Carr and W. Gould earning top individual prizes in a historic first indoor cross country run in the city.
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Twenty-second Regiment Engineers Athletic Association
Armory
Sixtyeighth Street
Broadway
Amateur Athletic Union
W. G. Frank
Eddie Carr
Dal Frank
W. J. Gould
Carr
Gould
Mohawk Athletic Club
Xavier Athletic Association
Melvin W. Sheppard
J. P. Sullivan
Sullivan
J. T. Harris
R. H. Lummis
H. P. Odell
Melvin Sheppard
C. B. Clarke
Company A
E. E. Woolfolk
S. Johnson
W. T. Walters
H. J. Noble
Samuel Liebgold
Louis Liebgold
A. C
Luis Liebgold
Yard
McLaughlin
R. G. Koch
Dan Frank
J. J. McEntee
Company
H. J.winter
Company I
N. J. Donnelly
Company F
Co. B. Clarke
W. P. Dunn
Johnson
W.T. Walters
H. J. Nobie
W. van den Dries
Co. A
F. E. Adams
P. Cox
R. Hi Lummis
H. P. Gdell
J. Heidele
A. Ciding
J. Randolph
W. J. Patterson
J. J. McLaughlin
H. J. Winter
B. Ferris
C. Gmiender
Pastime Athletic Club
Ed B. Carr
W J. Gould
Acavier Athletic Association
Muller
Company _F;, G. Ruck
W. K. Flood
A. A. Coates
J. F. Harris
Thirteenth Regiment
Devine
Carman
Warner
Brown
A. F. Crolius
E. Lohse
Yion
G. B. Smith
C. B. Slatman
Cam
Tery
Wanderers Triumph Over Shamrocks In Big New York Hockey
The Wanderers defeat the Shamrocks 12 to 7 at St. Nicholas Rink in a spectacular hockey exhibition. Wanderers dominate the first half 9 to 4 and finish with a decisive 12 to 7 victory led by Russell Snail and Morrison. Nicholson starred in goal for the Wanderers as the teams showcase fast pace and skill in front of a large crowd.
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New York
St. Nicholas Rink
Wanderers
Shamrocks
Montreal
Canada
Dominion
St. Nicholas
Molson
Snail
Russell
Stewart
Canebell
Morrison
Hern
Mallen
Nicholson
Hotn
Seeensees
Ndpiea
Eaves
Malone Snail
Rover
Morrison Stewart
Cveeserees
Campbell Russell
esoscNamara Johnson
Ross
Glass
McNamara
Malone
William Russell
Hockey Club of New York
H. Hovenfeck
George Stebbins
Crescent A
Gales
Crack Gallery Shots In Twelfth Annual Rifle Club Match
The twelfth annual gallery championship match of the Zettler Rifle Club at 159 West Twenty-third Street features top indoor riflemen. Eight competitors posted scores in the 100-shot event, led by C. Zettler 2 495 and W. A. Tewes 2 457, with prizes including a gold championship medal. Continuous and Gus Zimmermann events show high scores and keen competition, alongside measurements of centre shots by several captains and shooters.
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Zettler Rifle Club
West Twenty-third Street
W. A. Tewes
H. M. Thomas
J. Kaufman
G. Hottman
C. Zettler
G. T. Ross
P. J. Donavan
G. T. Conti
L. P. Ittel
R. Gute
J. Smith
G. Hoffman
T.H. Keller
GT. Gonti
Col. Tewes
C. Meyer
G. Reynolds
W. Rosenbaum
Lewis
Gus Zimmermann
T. H. Kellerhaus
H. J. Behrmann
Columbia Triumphs Over Springfield in Opening Soccer Match
Columbia defeated Springfield Tramming School 3 to 1 in the first home game of the Spring season. Diaz scored twice for Columbia, with Billingsley adding a third after a center from Capt. Dwyer. Field for Springfield tallied late. Referee RL Annan. halftime and full 30 minute halves.
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Columbia
Springfield
Diaz
Billingsley
Capt. Dwyer
Field
Tallant
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Henhart Billingsley
Bailey Smith
White Diaz
McGuire Divyer
Seose
Brien
Andrews
RL Annan
Fort Springfield
A. L. Moses
W. D. Murphy
Final March 29 clash for New York Soccer League title
Delegates from eleven NY State Soccer League clubs met at the Boys' Club to set the final game for March 29 at Bronx Oval between the Clarendons and Port Chesters. The winner will face Camerons for the state title. Clan MacLeods’ West Hoboken protest was sustained for ineligible players and the game ordered to be replayed. Vice President B Kessler presided in President Taber’s absence.
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New York
West Hoboken
Clarendons
Clan MacLeods
B. Kessler
Boys’ Club
F. H. Taber
Auto Statement by A C A Officers on Withdrawal
The Automo bile Club of America issued its official reason for leaving the American Automobile Association under President Colgate Hoyt. The club cites desire to better serve members nationwide and misses no apologies for its historic contributions. Massachusetts Club’s governing committee reaffirmed its resignation, while leaders from New York and Buffalo discussed dues and fair treatment among affiliated clubs.
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Board of Governors
The
Automobile Club of America
American Automobile Association
Colgate Hoyt
West Fifty-fourth Street
Broadway
Hotchkiss
Automobile Club of América
America
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Otto B. Cole
Oliver A. Quayle
New York State Automobile Association
Buffalo Club
State Association
Savannah Races Open with Runabout Cup Field Set
Savannah Ga March 17 final instructions issued for stock car races to start tomorrow over a 10 mile course. Six cars enter the Runabout Cup with drivers L Zengle B H Pope W May HL Lytle Hammond Lorimer. The heavy weight contest follows in the afternoon. The course patrol will march with one day rations as business districts close. An accident earlier today left Tom Barber with a broken leg.
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New York Times
Savannah
W. May
Apperson
HL Lytle
Premier
Hammond
Thomas- Detroit
Lorimer
Savanegah
Thomas-Detroit
May
Louis Strang
Tom Barber
Four Teams Enter Three Hour Pro Team Run at Clermont Rink
Four teams have entered the three hour professional team running race to be held at Clermont Rink in Brooklyn on Monday evening March 23. Teams listed include Mike Spring with Percy Smallwood, Pop Feeny with G Renniger, Will Feeney with Pete Hegeman, and Jim Fraser with C Renniger. Entries close Saturday night. The management hopes to secure additional teams such as the Carlisle Indian team Black Heath and Tall Feather. Amateur runners seek partners, and F W G Nowka the half mile walking champion will attempt to break quarter half and mile records.
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Clermont Rink
Brooklyn
Mike Spring
Percy Smallwood
F. W. G. Nowka
First New Orleans Returns Reach Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay
Eastern stables ship horses to New York tracks after the New Orleans meeting. Burlew & ONeill to establish near future. a Sheepshead Bay fire disrupts trainers. Murphy horses to be quartered at Stable 10. Hynes to manage winter-turned horses. Carter and Excelsior handicaps to announce weights. Miller Brothers buy yearling fillies for breeding not racing.
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New Orleans
Gravesend
Sheepshead Bay
George Newton
Burlew & O’neill
Chapultepec
Angelus
John J. Hyland
August Belmont
Gideon & Daly
James Healy
Michael Murphy
New York
Oceanport
N. J
Murphy
Stamford, Conn
John Hynes
Rye
Chrystie Sllivan
Carter
Aqueduct
Jamaica
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Miller Brothers
101 Ranch
Oklahoma
Millers
Bonaparte Farms On Sale In Prince George's County
Attorney General Bonaparte reported losses from loans to a friend and a banking firm. Three farms in Prince George's were auctioned at Upper Marlboro with Weston farm sold privately to Henry Bowie Claggett, Flint farm 180 acres sold to T. R. Bond but later withdrawn, Waring farm 15 acres near Nottingham sold for 1800 to Charles Binger, Bowling Green farm near Oxen Hill sold to P. M. Burnett but sale withdrawn. remaining farms to be offered in private sale.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Bonaparte
Prince George's County
Upper Marlborough
Weston
Henry Bowie Claggett
Washington
Flint
T. R. Bond
Waring
Nottingham
Charles Binger
Bowling Green
Oxen Hill
P. M. Burnett
St Louis Brewery Strike Ties Up City Labor Tension
Three thousand five hundred union workers in St. Louis breweries were ordered to strike over a factional quarrel in Beer Drivers Local No 48. The walkout followed a fruitless conference with brewery officials and the industry plans to move toward an open shop.
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ST. Louis
International United Brewery Workers of America
Ice Trust Mortgage Filed for $500,000 Bonds in New York
A mortgage deed of trust was filed in Nassau County to secure $500,000 in 6 percent gold bonds issued by the American Ice Company to United States Trust Company of Manhattan. The mortgage covers property across ten New York counties and the bonds total 500 of $1,000 each, dated March 2, 1903.
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New York Times
Mineola
L. I
Nassau County
American Ice Company
United States Trust Company of
Manhattan
New York State
Burns Wins Quick Knockout To Take World Title
Tommy Burns instantly defeats Jem Roche at Theatre Royal Dublin in under two minutes of the first round to claim the world heavyweight championship. The purse totals 7500 dollars with a 2500 side bet, Burns also betting 7000 on himself, and Croker present ringside amid enthusiastic crowd reactions.
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Dublin
Ireland
Tommy Burns
Jem Roche
Theatre Royal
Burns
Roche
Richard Croker
Tammany
Amateur boxing tragedy ends in two deaths at Bijou Theater
In Philadelphia on March 17 Will Robinson aged 19 died after a boxing bout with Charles Wolf also 19 at the Bijou Theater. Referee Wolf and both seconds were arrested following the match.
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Philadelphia
Bijou Theatre
Will Robinson
Charles Wolf
Wolf
Robinson
Gans and Unholz Agree to Lightweight Title Bout
Joe Gans and Rudolph Unholz agreed to fight for the lightweight world championship. No date set yet but the bout is planned within weeks likely in California under promoter Jim Coffroth in San Francisco.
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Joe Gans
Rudolph Unholz
California
Jim Coffroth
San Francisco
Supreme Court Justice Moody Joins New England Baseball League
Justice William H. Moody has accepted election as honorary member for life of the New England Baseball League. In a letter to Secretary Jacob C. Morse Moody says he was present at the league’s birth and its first president and has always supported its welfare and the game.
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Boston
William H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
New England Baseball League
Jacob C. Morse
Moody
League
Pool and billiards results from Doyle's Gruhn's and Slosson's academies
Broadway Alex Smith defeated W Bradley last night in a pool tournament at Doyle's Academy by 50 to 22. Willie Hoppe won two balk-line billiards games from Jake Schaefer at Gruhn's Academy by 300 to 240 and 400 to 159. George Sutton and F Cassignol split results at Slosson's Academy with 3 to 284 in the afternoon and 500 to 329 in the evening. In Chicago E W Gardner beat Clarence Jackson 400 to 260 in the national amateur billiard championship fourth game. Conklin defeated Poggenburg 400 to 229.
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Broadway
Alex
Smith
W. Bradley
Doyle's Academy
Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Gruhn
George Sutton
F. Cassignol
Slosson’s Academy
Sutton
Chicago
E. W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
Clarence Jackson
Conklin
Poggenburg
258 842 at Warren Street and 13th Street 1260 at 32nd Street
Partial OCR notes list addresses 258 842 Warren Street and 13th Street 1260 at 32nd Street. No further context or events provided.
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Warren St
Golf Rule Decisions Prompt Revision by St Andrews
The United States Golf Association released a pamphlet of 236 queries from 1903 to 1907 to aid the Royal and Ancient Club of St Andrews in revising golf rules. J.M. Morgan received praise from H. H. Burn for the accord with St Andrews views, noting a new rule against seeking or receiving advice on play from others except a caddie or partner’s caddie, with loss of the hole as penalty.
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Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
St. Andrews
Scotland
United States Golf Association
St. Andrews Club
W. Fellowes Morgan
H. H. Burn
St. Andrews Rules Committee
Columbia Crew Drills Despite Cold Weather
Coach Rice led two Varsity eight boats and two freshmen shells on the river. Varsity first boat included Cerussi, Von Saltza, Starbuck, J. Mackenzie, Spalding, Jordan, Snevily, Winslow with Winslow at bow and a cox. Second boat featured Ryan, Keator, Saunders, Renshaw, Hammond, Hodgkinson, Murphy, Helmrich with Helmrich at bow. Freshmen rode barges for initial water experience.
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Dellenbaugh
Starbuck
J. Mackenzie
Spalding
Jordan
Snevily
Winslow
Ryan
Keator
Saunders
Renshaw
Hammond
Hodgkinson
Murphy
Helmrich
Large Attendance at Anglers' Club Meeting and Dinner
About fifty to sixty anglers attended the Anglers' Club of New York monthly meeting and dinner at Byrne's Restaurant on Sixth Avenue and Forty-fourth Street. Attendance marked one of the club's largest, with eight new members added. Speakers included Louis Rhead William Arthur Hobson and Charles H Townsend director of the New York Aquarium.
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Anglers’ Club of
New York
Byrne’s
Sixth Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Louis Rhead
Wiilliam Arthur Hobson
Charles H. Townsend
New York Aquarium
Evening Recreation Centre 20 Beats 1838 in Two Classes
Evening Recreation Centre No 20 teams defeated Centre No 1838 at Savage's Gymnasium in two weight classes. No 20 won light weight 13 to 10 and heavyweight 11 to 10, but No 188 middleweight upset No 20 25 to 6, leaving one loss.
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Evening Recreation Centre No. 20
Centre No. 1838
Savage's Gymnasium
No. 20
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Isold
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Maryland
Gans
Unholz
Justice Moody
Baseball For Life
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Brill
Union Square
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Harlem
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Greenwich
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46Th Street
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Cleveland Motor Car Co
B’ Way
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Cimiotti Brothers
Colsa J. M.&co Aglex & Panhard
Renault Freres
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Maiden
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Peaches
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Sweei & CO
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East Tith St
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Finn Bros
Franklin &S
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Parkace
Cortiendi
Central Typewriter Exchange
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Europe
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Audel Co
C. M
Lorane
Acemcy
Standard Adjustment CO
Flatiron
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S. B. Goodale & Son
West 24Th St
Mantfictmeine Concern
Radium Mfg. Co
Westpath St
Lindo Bros
27Th St
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
J. D. Fowler
Chas. Shongoed
A. S. Aucctioneer
Houston St
Borough of Manhattan
Charles L. Cohn
Weselman & Kraus
Liberty St
District Court OF the
James J. Allen
Hays & Hershfield Attorneys For
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Bocker
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Madison Square
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Squire
Italy
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University Place
12Th Street
Fourth Ave
J. Hatfield Morton
West 75Th ST
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Engel Bros
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Evergreen Ay
Ristman Sons
Raby
Studio
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Aden
Keenta
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Sohmer
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Berlitz School OF Languages
Lenox Av
127Th St
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West 40Th St
Walworth's
East 125Th St
United States District Court
Kingsland Brick Company
Benjamin F. Foster
Charles Shengood
United States
Kingsland
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Houston
Stanwood & Gambie
Houston, Stanwood & Gamble
E. M. Freese
American Clay Machine Company
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Frost
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Halcton Publishing Company
Charles Shongood
Thames Street
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Brand Street
New York City
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