McFarland Wins Desperate Sprint in Six Day Race
Floyd McFarland and James Moran of the Pacific Atlantic team win the six day Madison Square Garden pursuit after a dramatic final one mile sprint. Rutt and Stol and De Mara finish second and third as crowd erupts over the near photo finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd McFarland
James Moran
Madison Square Garden
Rutt
Stoll
Hill
de Marca
MccFarland
de Mara
McFarland
Butt
DeMara
Sharp
de Mare
Moran
Stol
de Maraen- Hill
Walthour
Root
de Mera
MacFarland
Stellena Moran
Daniels Keeps It Up Swims In Record Time
Charles M Daniels shattered his own world record for 1% yards at the New York Athletic Club with a 3 yard 0:34-51 split and final 1:10 finish. Times from multiple timers confirmed the record as Curran Deffen Benson Giannini watched. The meet also featured Walter Lee exhibitions and junior events won by J P Mantell before a New York Athletic Club soccer water polo win 4 to 0 over all stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
Daniels
England
J. J. Curran
New York Swimming Club
G Deffen
Edward Benson
E. J. Giannini
Walter Lee
J. P. Mantell
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
N. Nerich
New York Swimming Association
Cadar
Pale School
H. Stern
C. F. Tifft
West Side Toune Men's Christian Association
C C. Herold
H. Davis
Townsend Harris Hall
Karl Schmitt
All Star
Turn About at Soccer Columbia Falls to Boys Club
Columbia varsity loses 3 to 0 at South Field as Boys Club scores once in the first half and twice in the second. Taber finishes with the final tally for the visitors. Floyd slips and an early goal begins the scoring. Monclair Athletic Club defeats Columbia second team 3 to 2 with Payton and Moses scoring late in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Field
Boys’ Club
Taber
As Floyd
Santer
Boys
Hein
Montclair Athletic Club
Payton
Moses
Beasly
Montclair
G. Dwyer
Perry
Shand
England adopts strict new lawn tennis service rule
Draft rules issued to England by the Lawn Tennis Association require both feet on the ground during service and prohibit running starts. The service must begin from the right court, faults include delivering from wrong courts or ball touching the racket during service. Umpires and linesmen must call faults when service rules are not observed. United States may adopt similar rules at its February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Road Drivers Association toElect Officers Nominees Named
The Road Drivers' Association of New York schedules its annual meeting at the Hotel Cadillac on January 6. Elections will choose officers with nominations: President A. H. Cosden and vice presidents W. J. Clarke, George J. Huber, Joseph F. Gibbons, and secretary treasurer Dr. Joseph Semon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Drives’ Association of New York
Cadillac
A. H. Cosden
W. J. Clarke
George J. Huber
Joseph F. Gibbons
Joseph Semon
Record purse boosts amid grueling track race despite fatigue
The report describes riders taking shifts to cover laps at a race, pushed by sheer willpower. Prizes ranged from $1,500 to $5 for top teams with foreign competitors offered high bonuses. Crowds and earnings surpassed previous years, benefiting both riders and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutt
Stol
Giants Trade Bresnahan to Cardinals for McGraws Replacements
Roger Bresnahan will move from the Giants to manage the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Bugs Raymond Murray and Schlei. The Cardinals gain a veteran catcher and leader, while New York acquires a young pitcher, a slugger outfielder, and a steady catcher to fill the gap behind the plate.
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New York
St. Louis
Raymond
Murray
Schlei
Roger Bresnahan
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
John McGraw
Bugs
Schler
New York Baseball
Roger
Bresnahan
Johnny Kling
Chicago
Mathewson
Fred Tenney
Cardinals
McGraw
Hoger
Needham
Snodgrass
Boston
Driscoll Wins Three Mile Race At St Georges Games
M P Driscoll the two mile amateur champion won the three mile feature at St Georges Athletic Club twentieth anniversary games at the 63rd Regiment armory before 2000 spectators. Win Bailey finished second with Fred Bellars of New York A C third. time 14 25.0.
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M. P Driscoll
St. George's Athletic Club
63Rd Regiment Armory
Tom Collins
J. J. Lee
New England
Driscoll
Win Bailey
Fred Bellars
New York Athletic Club
Bailey
Lee
H. ©. de Loiselle
James E. Sullivan
Jack McMaster
Acorn A. A
C. B. Clark
Xavier A. A
Frank L. Stephenson
Trinity Club
D. Burke
Company I
Cape
R. Company I
Ime
Church Athletic League
Young Men's Christian Association
Sunday School Athletic League
Brooklyn League
Catholic Athletic League
Xavier Athletic Association
Bart Freeman
Edward Coyle
William Nichols
H. Helland
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
B. E
Edward P. Carr
Xavier A
E. J. Sweeney
Pastime A
R. Buret
Vernon Jarboe
New York
A. C
Charles Vitacet
Mohawk A. C
D.eee
Ro Chariton A. A
R. Frisby
Pastime
A.C
F. J. Ridgegeay
Charles T. Hvass
M. P. Driscoll
Mercury A. J
William Batley
Tred Bellars
Sr Soaer
Secon
Anderson
Company H
Leigh
Company
P. J. Scudder
Company F
Wonty & E Scheffler
Kenna, Jr
Reat. Govern
J. E . Keefe
F P. Palli
E.twardan
E. S
A. N. Milne
Wernekes Company H
J. Storm
Brandon
John Bo
Peabody
A. F . Milligan
J. S Eakin
WH. Hayes Company
Tim
W. PF
Kennard
Feery
Profits of a Football Game
Yale and Harvard receipts from the recent Yale Harvard game in New Haven show 33 08 seats sold to Yale and Harvard men and 220 aisle tickets, totaling about 36 600. Expenses were high. each university will likely receive about 3 0. Clerical work was heavy due to high ticket demand and the need to return over 15 000 to applicants for lack of accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale Football Association
Harvard
Yale
Giants Southward Trip Sets 1999 Spring Schedule
John J McGraws Giants will train in Texas and begin exhibition play March 13 in Fort Worth and Dallas before a Yale game at the Polo Grounds on April 10. The article lists training camps for American and National League clubs across multiple cities, detailing venues from Macon to Little Rock and Hot Springs to Shreveport.
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John J. McGraw
Giants
Polo Grounds
Yale
New Yorkers
Texas
New York
Dallas
Fort Worth
Kansas
Illinois
Ohio
Little Rock
Memphis
Louisville
Columbus
Wheeling
Baltimore
Rbaltimore
Muskogee
Fort Scott
Springueia
Springfield
Dayton
Chicago
California
St. Louis
Houston
Cleveland
Mobile
National League
Marlin Springs
Boston
Augusta
Brooklyn
Jacksonville
Philadelphia
Pinehurst
Pittsburg
Hot Springs
Shreveport
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Rochester Defeats Cornell In Close Basketball Battle
In Ithaca on December 12 the University of Rochester beat Cornell 14 to 4 at the armory. Rochester played superior team play and shooting, led by Harman and Ramaker who accounted for nearly all their team's points amid a rough contest with frequent fouls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
University of Rochester
Harman and Ramaker
Rochester
Collegiate School Tops St Pauls in Local Basketball
The Collegiate School basketball team from this city defeated St Pauls of Garden City yesterday 37 to 16. Dwight School beat Loyola in a one sided game by a score of Al to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Garden City
Dwight School
Loyola
Defeat for Champions Boosts Hollywood Inn to Second Place
Hollywood Inn moved to second in the New York Amateur Association Football League by beating champion Camerons 3 to 0 at Van Cortlandt Park. Yonkers closes the gap to Brooklyn, who hosts Yonkers next Saturday. Brooklyn FC beat Arcadia Thistles 4–0 at Visitation Oval with Watts scoring three goals. Oceanic steamship team defeated Bensonhurst Cricket and Field Club 3–1 at Ulmer Park. Brooklin Reserves won 3–0 over Bay Ridge United at Marquette Oval. Ian McDonald Football Club leads Sunday standings, two points ahead of Camerons and Columbia Oval.
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Hollywood Inn
New York Amateur Association Football League
Camerons
van Cortlandt Park
Yonkers
Brooklyn
Tearn
Hollywood
Visitation Oval
Brooklyn Football Club
Arcadia Thistles
Watts
A. Burnside
Oceanic
Bensonhurst Cricket and Field Club
Ulmer Park
Marquette Oval
Brooklin
Bay Ridge United
Ian McDonald
Cluv
Columbia Oval
MacDonalds
Williamsbridge
Hibernians
Brightonval
Critchleys
Highbridge
Meyerrose Park
Yale Versus Wanderers Open Indoor Hockey Season
Indoor hockey at St Nicholas Rink kicks off this week with Yale facing the Wanderers Hockey Club tomorrow night. More than seventy players vie for spots on the Wanderers after the graduation of Captain Stanley Driscoll and Charlie Williams, marking the first local chance to see the collegians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Yale
Wanderers’ Hockey Club
Collegians
Stanley Driscoll
Charlie Williams
Columbia Defeats Wesleyan in Middletown Showdown
Columbia defeated Wesleyan in Middletown Connecticut by a score of 2 to 1 tonight. The narrow win featured a late goal in a tense basketball contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Dee
Columbia
Wesleyan
Seventh's Gala Night Showcases Regimental Tent Raising
At the fourth set of games the 7th Regimental Association crowned Company H in a tent raising contest by finishing 2:14 ahead of Company F and Company B. The event featured heavy marching order and precise setup with tents, doors, ropes, and hoods tested under crowding conditions as spectators watched track events, skating races, sprints, and relays across a crowded program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Regimental Association
Ang
Wip
7Th Regiment
L. Humphrey
Fred Burns
Paul Pilgrim
Thig G
Tance
Spector
Amey
A. Zink
Company FE
D. McKesson
G K. Anderson
Zink
Anderson
G. Leigh
G. E. Scheffler
Company
Company H
E. B. McKellar
W. W.thers
Company K
Im i
F. B. Pinkus
Togethe
Struthers
McKellar
W. D. Pinkus
Pinkus
Yale Downs Fordham in Fast College Game
Yale defeated Fordham 54 to 31 at the Young Men’s Association in a decisive basketball contest. Cushman Carrigan and Von Vieck starred for Yale, with Von Vieck scoring four baskets and three foul shots, while Fordham’s Mahoney and Rick kept pace early as the game opened. Time was twenty minutes each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Mara
Stol
Root
Rutt
Butt
Moran Closeehind
Drobach
Hill
Pinkertons
Firoe
Yale
Fordham
Pheem
Honey
Ore
Aig
Perdana
Anaes
Cushman Carrigan
van Vieck
Orotate
Paget
Navie
Tom Thorpe
Columbia
Princeton Basketball Falls to Local College Squad
The report notes Princeton struggled in the first period and could not overcome a stronger later effort by the local college team during yesterday's game at NYU.
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the College of the
City of
New York
Princeton
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