Quakers Lead After Opening Round in Triangular Chess
In the tenth Triangular College Chess League event at Rice Chess Club, Cornell and Pennsylvania split results with Brown. Hughes of Pennsylvania defeated Tolins, Whitaker beat McCoy, and Freeman edged Perkins, while Cornell’s Tolins and Perkins faltered after strong starts.
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Rice Chess Club
University of Pennsylvania
Brown
Cornell
Pennsylvania
L. Tollins
W. H Hughes
Hughes
O. R. McCoy
N. T. Whitaker
Ray Lopes
Whitaker
F. K. Perkins
Corneil
W. B. Freeman
Freeman
Max Lange
Ithacans
Tolins
K Ktz
Cornel
Perkins
Freemer
Upeless
Providence
McCoy
Ray Lopez
League
Ner
Julius
Eice
Panneylvania
Perking
Dartmouth selects four coaches for next season
The Dartmouth College Athletic Council in Boston chose a four coach system for the 1920 football season with W. W. Lillard as field coach and aides William J. Randall Leigh C. Turner Joseph T. Gilman. Alumni and graduates will assist at Hanover in practice beginning September.
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Boston
Dartmouth College Athletic Ouncil
W. W. Lillard
St. Louis
William J. Randall
Leigh C. Turner
Ross
Ohio
Joseph T. Gilman
Baltimore
Hanover
B. K. Hall
Charles Whalen
Fred Jennings
Little
John Glaze
Tal
Parrott Leads Large Pinehurst Golf Field in Qualifying
Parrott of New Brunswick New Jersey topped a field of fifty eight in the holiday tournament qualifying at Pinehurst North Carolina with a 54 tied for second by R E Sproule of Royal Portrush Ireland and James Parrish Jr of Shinnecock Hills Long Island. Other qualifiers include B Parrott and Gwaither Becher Hoyer and H B Water with listed clubs and affiliations from Royal Portrush Shinnecock Hills Greenwich Riderwood and more.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Parrott
New Brunswick
Milwaukee sporting editor's annual records book
The Evening Wisconsin sporting editor outlines a produced annual record book featuring trotting, pacing, running, and related athletic records. It highlights broad coverage of events and performances from the era.
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T. G. Andrews
Mulwaukee
Evening Wisconsin
Sie
Earthquake Hits Amateur Athletics as Six Suspended
A shockwave shook amateur athletics last night with six suspensions for alleged professionalism. The names include Melvin W. Sheppard Charlies Bacon Harry F. Porter George W. Bonhag F G Bellars and James J Les with five Olympic participants. The Amateur Athletic Union registration committee cited excessive pay claims and warned all amateurs against improper deals, while detailing notable records held by the suspended stars.
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London
England
Melvin W. Sheppard
Charlies Bacon
Harry F. Porter
George W. Bonhag
Irish-American Athletic Club
F. G. Bellars
New York Athletic Club
James J. Les
Boston Athletic Association
Wanderers Win Game In Stanley Cup Series
The Wanderers defeated Edmonton 7 to 3 in Montreal. Edmonton led 3 to 2 at halftime, but the Wanderers surged after the break to dominate the second half. A decisive game three is to be played Wednesday with Edmonton likely better prepared, though the cup still seems out of reach.
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Tribune
Montreal
Wanderers
Edmonton
Alberta
South African Track Team May Visit North America
James F. Sullivan of the A A U received a note from J T Wallace of Durban South Africa dated November 21 claiming a South African track and field team will tour next summer through Australia England and the United States. R G Walker Olympic champion of 19 metres seeks to compete in A A U championships Canadian championships and major meetings including the New York Athletic Club Irish American Athletic Club and Chicago Athletic Club events. The departure date is not fixed and Hef feron who placed second in the Olympic Marathon may join. Walker reportedly ran 100 yards in 9.25 seconds in South Africa last Saturday, a world record claim.
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Sheppard
Porter
Martin Sheridan
Obertubessing
England
Bacon
Mika Sweeney
Fred Bellars
Lee
James F. Sullivan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
J. T. Wallace
Durben
Natal
South Africa
Australia
United States
R. G. Walker
New York Athletic Club
Chicago Athletic Club
Hefferon
Walker
Time runs out for America's Cup IMS challenge
Yachtsmen face the deadline of December 30 with no challenge received for the America's Cup under IMS. The deed of gift requires ten months' notice, but mutual consent can waive the period for dates courses and rules as in past cases. Sir Thomas Lipton's supporters doubtfully await a renewed challenge while Lipton himself has retired from current efforts.
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New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Athletic Bowlers split wins as Elizabeth and Montclair triumph
Visiting teams won two Athletic Bowling League matches last night. Elizabeth defeats Columbia 861 and 8% with Kimball scoring 221 in the final game, while Montclair beats Passaic, with an 8% last game and a 916 in the second game leading the way.
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Elizabeth Club
Columbia Club
Montclair
Passaic
Columbia
Elizabeth
Pope
Kimball
Columbia Clr
Clauss
Notte . A
Lessing
A. Wenm
Applegate
The
RR West
Schuitze
I Pope
Wartzel
Rig Ral Sototals
Sao
SRS
Moncclair
Passal
Colter
Montclair Club
Lefferts
Princeton Falls As Washington Empire Beats Team
Princeton's basketball squad lost again to Washington at home, trailing throughout. The Orange and Black mounted a late rally in the second half but could not overcome the visitors, finishing behind by a decisive margin.
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Princeton
Washington
Two American and World Records Fall at Santa Anita
Chapultepec with 112 pounds set a six furlongs circular track record in 1:11 in race three, surpassing 1:11 1 5. Lady Irma carried % pounds to win five and a half furlongs in 1:05, beating the 1945 mark. Chapultepec, owned by B. and O. stable, earned 10,320 dollars. the six furlongs record has now been broken thrice in year.
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Los Angeles
Dec
Santa Anita
Chapultepec
Gerolstein—Graciosur
Gloria
Lady Irma
Sempronius
Lady Balgowan
B. and O
New York
Roseben
Belmont Park
Nimbus
Yonkers
Giorio
Harvard Hockey Drill Shows Strong Form In Practice
Harvard seven dominated St Nicholas Feven in a forty five minute practice at St Nicholas Rink last night scoring six goals to one. Hicks starred with five goals as rover while Ford added the other. St Nicholas lone tally came from Kenneth Gordon. Crimson look ahead as ahead of Princeton Yale and Columbia in early season.
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Harvard
St. Nicholas Feven
St. Nicholas
Hicks
Rover
Ford
Kenneth Gordon
Crimson
Princeton
Yale
Columbia
Barry May Meet Johnson in Heavyweight Title Path
Los Angeles report on a planned forty five round bout at Vernon between Al Kaufman of San Francisco and Jim Barry of Chicago. The winner is likely to face Jack Johnson for the world championship. Delaney opposes a Johnson bout. Kaufman may switch managers if Johnson is chosen.
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Los Angeles
Jeffries Athletic Club
Vernon
al Kaufman
San Francisco
Jim Barry
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Barry
Mweet Johnson
Kaufman
Billy Delaney
Delaney
Johnson
O Brien Signals Readiness to Fight Johnson
Sydney dispatch reports Jack OBrien cables promoter Hugh McIntosh offering to fight Jack Johnson the black heavyweight champion over Tommy Burns. McIntosh weighs terms for a potential bout.
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Sydney
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Hugh McIntosh
Jack Johnson
Vietor
Tommy Burns
McIntosh
Briarcliff car race committee elects permanent officers
Permanent Briarcliff automobile road race committee officers were chosen. Percy Owen was named permanent chair man with J. S. Josephs H A Lozier and Sidney B Bowman to finance. Wyckoff became secretary and vice president, praised for prior work. A May race date appears likely.
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Briarcliff Automobile
Automobile Club of America
Percy Owen
Carl H. Page &c
Chalmers-Detroit
H A. Lozier
J. S&s. Josephs
H. A. Lozier
Sidney B. Bowman
Waegner Field Company
F. Wyckoff
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
Stearns
H. A. Lauzier
C. PF. Wyckoff
Paul Lacroix
C. H. Tangeman
Clair Hamilton
E. Rand Hollander
J. Armise
S. B. Bowerman
Joseph Seymour
Louis Strang
Strang
J. H. Tyson
Isotta
Debated Use of Golf Surplus Funds Prompts Prize Idea
A Western golfer urges the United States Golf Association to spend its growing treasury on a $1,000 open prize to attract top British and French professionals, arguing the fund should benefit the game and players rather than sit unused. Other notes cover club applications, course plans, and congestion at Chicago links.
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United States Golf Association
United States
Go'f Association
Braid
Vardon
Taylor
Massey
Herd
Great Britain
France
America
Chicago
Englewood Golf Club
Auto Club invites for Saturday smoker at clubhouse
Invitations issued by the Automobile Club of America to trade and visiting automobilists for a smoker at the clubhouse this Saturday evening. Orrell A. Parker prepared an attractive programme, with refreshments to follow at the conclusion.
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Automobile Lub of America
Orrell A. Parker
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West 42d Street
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Special Automobile Committee
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Seratch
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