Cloughen Equaled Indoor 60-Yard Dash Mark at CCNY Meet
Robert Cloughen of the Irish American Athletic Club equalled the indoor record with 7 1 5 seconds in the 70 yard dash handicap and final heat at the CCNY Athletic Association meet in the 2d Regiment Armory. The event also featured a fast six hundred yard run won by Sheppard of the Irish American club in 1 14 3 5, just shy of the record, with Gissing second and Haywood third. The meet included long-distance races, relay events, and a large crowd, with James E. Sullivan officiating and dancing afterward.
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College of the City of New York Athletic Association
2D Regiment Armory
Robert Cloughen
Sheppard
Mark Gissing
Heywood
Merry L Hillman
New York Athletic Club
F. G. Bellars
New York A. C
William Bailey
M. P. Driscoll
Mercury A. C
Charles Muller
James J. Lee
Boston
Driscoll
Lee
James Clarke
Xavier A. A
Bellars
Muller
Bailey
Hegilears
Clark
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
John J. McHugh
F. J. Risk
Herlen
C. Pion Baird
Barrett
Harlem
Roch
J. McEntee
M. W. Shep
Englewood High School
W. Caswell W. Acgess
Reeve
Newark High School
F. Seicher
Warner
T. Clark
Seton Hall School
John J. Eller
R. T. Edwards
R P. Edwards
H.ceelie
N. Y. A. C. Colas
J. Paul Ree
UN Attach Scond
Tim
Eliit
Pastimards
F. J
B. Dorlené
Xavier A. W. G. Nichols
H. Herland
Bia Panne
Cc. Swezey
B. Sanders
Anc Ekowman
A. Hoffmann
M. Cc. A
Hley
Pater
H. J. Edwards
J. B. McDowell
I. E. W. Hills
Drew
E. Coyle
Secc
Kelly
Manual
Whitney
Erasmus Hall
Law
Manual Training School
W. Crawford
Finken
R. Dickie
2D Divion
J. H. Thompson
J. Blackford
W. J. Callanan
J. A. Williamson
L V. Downs
W. S. Finken
J. Armstrong
J. Hall
R. E. Holley
J. Silkworth
C. Poucher
C. N. Derr
R. J. Poh
B. Griffiths, Jr
W. J. Callat Nan
B Callanan, Jr
Erasmus Hall High School
Diverton
Lowe
de Grouch
Manual Training High School
Finnegan
Stewart
Commercial High School
Ziegler
Schumm
Friedlander
Terry
H. B. Rafferty
A. Sandall
C. P. Forsberg
E Callanan
M. Derr
C. MacCallan
J. Halil
R. H. Shaw
von J. Davoren
W. G. Schulz
C T. Forsberg
Plans for the Yankees Southern training trip
The New York Yankees announce a Southern training camp in Macon, Georgia, with two practice squads and a schedule of exhibition games starting April 6. The team will report around March 1 and play practice games in Athens, Atlanta, and other Southern cities before the official exhibitions begin.
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Macon
Yankees
New York
Haddock
Athens
Atlanta
City Athletic Club Promises Ambitious Plans and Growth
The City Athletic Club, a new amateur sports organization, opens its year with $150600 in funds and aims for national influence in amateur billiards and bowling. Its nine story fireproof clubhouse at West 50th Street is being remodeled by Herts Tallant and A S Gottlieb. Officers include President Frederick Lewisohn and a roster featuring Ralph Wolf Edwin Vogel Sidney Sternbach and other notable figures.
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The
City Athletic Club
Frederick Lewisohn
New York Athletic Club
Irish-American Athletic Club
Board of Governors
Nous
West Sith Street
Herts & Tallant
A. S. Gottieb
Ralph Wolf
Stanley M. Isaacs
Alfred Nathan
Jesse J. Strauss
Frederic Lewisohn
Sidney M. Sternbach
Ralph Wolk
Skaters Sweep at St Nicholas Rink Races
A good crowd watched three events at St Nicholas Rink 66th Street and Columbus Avenue. C Granger won the half mile from scratch, J Kearney crashed but finished third, Nugent won the novice one mile, and W M Taylor led the two mile handicap with Schulties close behind.
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St. Nicholas Rink
66Th Street
Columbus Avenue
C. Granger
Wanderers” Hockey Club
J. Kearney
William P. Stell
Lotus Club
Thomas A. Nugent
Wanderers
Steil
Nugent
Kearney
Granger
J. Miller
New York Athletic Club
W. Sutphen
Saratoga Skating Club
W. M. Taylor
E. Schulties
St. Nicholas
Little Katherine Post
Vox Populi sets new one mile and a furlong mark at Santa Anita
Vox Populi carried 110 pounds to victory in the Golden State Handicap at Santa Anita Park, clocking 1:50 for one mile and a furlong, a new American record on a circular track. Green Seal led early, with Stanley Fay and Vox Populi close behind. Powers surged Vox Populi to the front, and he won by a short head over Stanley Fay as Shilling’s favorite faded. Colloquy tied the American record for five and a half furlongs on a circular track in the Quick Step Stakes, while Howard was fined for a riding infraction in the earlier race.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita Park
Vox Populi
Charlies Edward
Brighton Beach
New York
Green Seal
Stanley Fay
Powers
Shilling
Fern L
Seattle
Howard
Waterbury
Gemmell
Cornell Beats C. C. N. in Fast Ithaca College Hoop Bout
Cornell edged the College of the City of New York 25 to 23 in a brisk game played in Ithaca. Kaplan led CCNY with sharp shooting, while Blumenauer and Crosby supported Cornell’s lead as the large crowd watched a 20 minute half. Referees were Gilbert and Gemson, with timekeepers Halliday and Kleinbaum.
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Tribune
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
College of the City of New York
Big Red
Kaplan
Blumenauer
Crosby
Twaddell
Streussand Heath
Goldman
Perlman Burd
Strand
Sir Martin Sails to England for Derby Hope
Sir Martin the champion two year old bred by John E. Madden has been shipped to England aboard the Minnehaha to compete in the English Derby. The colt and his stablemate Edward are reportedly sold to Louis Winans of Brighton at private terms with a rumored price around 40000 to 35000 dollars. Madden praises Sir Martin for speed and stamina and will follow his Derby campaign after a holiday trip to France.
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Sir Martin
England
Ogden Lady Sterling
John E. Madden
Louis Winans
Brighton
Madden
Edward
Belmont Park
James R. Keene
Maskette
Saratoga
Flatbush
Ard
Dan O'Neil
Mr. Madden
France
World balkline championship and Yale Princeton football notes
The revival billiard world balkline tournament is set for March 22 at Madison Square Garden with six entrants and a $3000 prize pool. George Sutton challenges George Slosson for the world title at 18.1 balkline in January at the same venue. Willie Hoppe posts a $1000 side bet with George Sutton for matches of 1500 points 18 inch balkline or 3000 points 18 inch ballline. A three cushion carroms four handed event starts next week at Maurice Daly's with seven teams. In college football, Princeton may change coaches after a difficult season headed by William Roper. Yale likely to appoint Howard Jones or a similar figure as field coach with a graduate coaching committee assisting Princeton.
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Willie Hoppe
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Madison Square Garden
George Sutton
George F. Slosson
Sutton
Maurice Daly
John Kelly
Hoppe
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
Princeton
Tiger
Bulldog
Nassau
William Roper
Dartmouth
Roper
Eddie Dillon
New Haven
Caahing
Phil King
King
Bureh
Howard Jones
Bigion
Syracuse
Navy Narrow Margin Over Georgetown In Close Naval Academy Victory
Annapolis December 19 Navy’s fastest and best contested basketball game to date ends 33 to 32 in favor of the Naval Academy over Georgetown. Navy benefits from tallied field goals by Wilson Wenzel and Douglass while Georgetown’s Schlosser Colliflower Rice and Downey score. Referee Mr Foster from the University of Pennsylvania. Time halves twenty minutes each.
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Tribune
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Georgetown
Midshipmen
Navy
Rice
GN S
Aieclecawesise Sipe Oom
Ernie Wie
Schlosser Wilson
Kingsley
Downey
Goggins
Douglass
Jaccbs
Centre
Eee
Riot One
Colliffower Aee
Ena
Wne
Collifower
Wilson
Wenzel
Schlosser
J. Colliflower
G. Coliiflower
Hreferee
Mr. Foster
University of Pennsylvania
Army Beats Fordham In High-Scoring Cadets Victory
West Point sharpshooters used quick passing and strong teamwork to defeat Fordham 45 to 22 in a fast game. Devers led Army with nine goals, while Mahoney starred for Fordham with five and White added four for Fordham.
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the Tribune
West Point
N. Y
Fordham
Army
Mahoney
Devers
Kutz
Mahoney Milliken
Conrad
Soemeio Os Aenes
Quakers Bury Princeton Five In Lopsided Win
The University of Pennsylvania basketball team defeated Princeton 55 to 10 in Princeton New Jersey. Penn displayed sharp shooting and tight defense while Princeton was hampered by injuries to two key players.
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Princeton
N. J. Bec
University of Pennsylvania
Quakers
Judge Horses by Jury at American Horse Exchange Show
The horse show on January 7 and 8 at the American Horse Exchange will use jury judging. Each class must be represented by the owner or a representative who selects four horses. plurality of votes decides awards. Protests appoint two representatives who pick a third. An experiment uses colors instead of numbers in the ring. Entries close January 2 with Francis M. Ware. Prizes: first and third for second place.
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American Horse Exchange
Francis M. Ware
Midnight Cycle Run to Yonkers
New York bicycle event plans the twenty second annual New Year’s Eve ride by the Associated Cycling Clubs. Riders depart at 12 01 a m from 60th Street and Broadway to Yonkers and Tarrytown for a champagne prize, silver cups, medals and other awards. Registration costs 2 cents with entry through headquarters at No 10 West 60th Street or to President at No 1056 Grongeux.
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City of
New York
60Th Street
Broadway
Yonkers
Tarrytown
National Cycling Association Committee
No. 10
West 60Th Street
Joseph Oatman
Grongeux
Restigouche Captures Sacramento Handicap at Emeryville
Sam Hildreth's Restigouche, weight 124 pounds, won the Sacramento Handicap of 2000 dollars at Emeryville Oakland. Firestone opened favorite but Restigouche led from the start and held on to win by under a length over Eye Wright with Dorunte close behind. Firestone finished fourth.
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Oakland
Cal
Sam_ Hildreth
Gouche
Sacramento
Emeryville
Commando
Firestone
Restigouche
Ted
Dorunte
Lee
Eye Wright
Naval Militia Holds Second Annual Brooklyn Games
The 2d Battalion Naval Militia staged its second annual meet in a crowded Brooklyn armory. Athletes faced handicaps, with W Crawford and W S Finken among multiple winners. High school teams Erasmus Hall and Manual Training set strong showings in middle-distance and relay events.
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2D Battalion
Naval Militia
Brooklyn
MacFarland Beaten in Sprint by Major Taylor
Floyd MacFarland of San José California and James Moran lost to Major Taylor of Worcester in a Park Square Coliseum sprint. Taylor won two of three heats including a one mile race in 2 minutes 483 seconds and a half mile in 1 minute 7 seconds while MacFarland won the second heat. A ten mile open professional race went to Floyd Krebs of Newark New Jersey in 23 minutes 15 seconds with Worth Mitten and George Wiley in second and third.
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Boston
Mass
Floyd MacFarland
San José
Cal
James Moran
New York
Major Taylor
Worcester
Park Square Coliseum
Taylor
MacFarland
Floyd Krebs
Newark
N. J
Worth Mitten
Davenport
Iowa
Ad George Wiley
Syracuse
Alud
Five-way ties mark crowded trapshoot at Crescent Club
Crescent Athletic Club trap shooters faced tough conditions at Bay Ridge field. Five stars tied in a 25 target match with 16 entrants. F W Moffett won the shoot-off. J H Ernst led another trophy, with Keyes second after a two-drive tiebreaker. Vaniderveer, Stiner, Hopkins split a 15 target event after a double tiebreak. Stephenson topped December Cup with 24. J J Keyes and L Hopkins each shot 2 in the 12-gun event. Leahy and Stephenson won the 25-target team shoot with 3 points.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
D. T. Leahy
F. W. Moffett
F. B. Stephenson
M. Stiner
J. H. Ernst
H. B. Vaniderveer
M. Stingg
L. C. Hopkins
Vanderveer
Stiner
G. G. Stephenson
J. J. Keyes
Heap
Peabody
G. Southworth
H. B. Vanderveer
M_ Stiner
J. Ernst
Mail
J. Keyes
L. Hop W. Moffett
W. Pea T. Leahy
A. E Henrie
A. Lockwood
UN Hubbard
J. Hichting
Keyes
G. Stephenson
H. B. Hin
A. E. Hendrickson
G. G . Stephenson
Damrra
W. W. Marshall
N. Hubbard
Hest
Toerence J. Hichling
Larchmont Wins Trap Shoot Against Manhasset Bay
Members of the Larchmont Yacht Club visited Manhasset Bay and beat the host eight-man trap team 4 wins to 24 blue rocks in an interclub shoot of 50 targets. Top scores included E Meyersone 42, Loomis 38, Alker 38, and Clarksen 32 as the clubs enjoyed a postevent inner and Christmas tree at the clubhouse.
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Larchmont Yacht Club
Tars
Manhasset Bay
B. G. Loomis
J. W. Alker
B. Provost
G. EL Meyer
BE. A. Gierk
S. L. Hoyt
A. C. Clarksen
Marksmen Shine at Jamaica Bay Traps Event
Fifteen expert marksmen gathered at the Jamaica Bay traps of the Bergen Beach Gun Club yesterday. The best work was by Remsen who hit eighty five of one hundred targets in twenty five target strings. A separate note mentions a professional Marathon near Clermont Rink Brooklyn on New Year’s Day open to all professionals with many runners signed up and a closing date around December 2.
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New York Athletic Club
F. A. Hodgman
W. J. Elias
2 & Nally
F. H. Schauffier
Stevens
PF. A. Hodgman
R. M. Owen Neeereee
Donohue
EF. A. Hodgman
Pelham
Lenane
Elias
G. M. Thomson
de Wolfe
Edey
Robinson
Brinkerhot
H. Schauffler
R. M. Owen
Sauer
W. J. Elias Ley
Jaeees
F. H. Schauffler
Edey Oreee M. Owen
J. Brinkerhot
Dr. de Whenaee
J. Ellas
Jamaica Bay
Bergen Beach
Remsen
Clermont Rink
Brooklyn
Jona Begher
Clermont Bink
Brooklys
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