Quakers lead in opening round of Triangular College Chess tourney
In the tenth annual Triangular College Chess League event at Rice Chess Club, University of Pennsylvania players Tolins and Whitaker won their first round games while Cornell’s Freeman and Perkins faced losses. The Penn and Cornell teams, both champions in prior years, vie for the Rice trophy as organizers plan four hours of play with Julius Finn supervising.
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University of Pennsylvania
Brown
Cornell
Pennsylvania
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W. H. Hughes
Hughes
O. R. McCoy
N. T. Whitaker
Ray Lopes
Whitaker
F. K. Perkins
Freeman
Max Lange
Ithacans
Tolins
Cerne
Perkins
Providence
MrCor
Ray Lopez
McCoy
Penneylvania
League
Julius Finn
Momnees
Rice
Whittaker
Dartmouth appoints four coaches for next season
The Dartmouth College Athletic Council in Boston selected a four coach system for the football squad. W. W. Lillard of St Louis will be field coach assisted by William J. Randall of Boston Leigh C. Turner of Ross Ohio and Joseph T. Gilmar of Baltimore. Additional graduates plan to help at Hanover during the season and fall practice starts September 7.
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Dartmouth College Athletic Council
Chary
W. W. Lillard
St Louis
William J. Randall
Leigh C. Turner
Parrott Leads Large Golf Field in Pinehurst Qualifier
Dee B R Parrott of New Brunswick New Jersey led fifty eight contenders to win gold in the qualifying round of the annual Pinehurst holiday tournament. James Parrish Jr of Shinnecock Hills tied for second with a 4. Others in the first division include L Becker Woodland Mass and RE Reyal Portrush.
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N. CC
Dee
R B. Parrott
New Brunswick
N. J
R. E Sproule
Reyal Portrush Club
Ireland
James «. Parrish, Jr
Shinnecock Hills
Parrott
Reyal Portrush
Parrish
Shiinnecock Hills
L. Becker
Woodland
Mas
R . Gwaitney
Becola
Wilmington
Wiha
Hom Heyer
Southborough
W. Ormstere
Alpine
Mass
Rochester
Frederick Shavoty
Shield
Greenwich
W. L. Hurd
Oakmont
J. McKee
H. E A. Frinchester
St. At
Milwaukee sports editor issue on racing and athletic records
The Evening Wisconsin sporting editor announces a record book covering trotting, pacing, running, bowling, and athletic events. It promises compilations of notable performances and historical figures, aiming to capture comprehensive athletic statistics.
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Andrews
Milwaukee
Wieconsi
Tmbuszhed
Ion Sporting
Unua
Earthquake in Amateur Athletics as Six Suspendations Hit
A major shake-up hits amateur athletics as six prominent athletes from Irish-American Athletic Club New York Athletic Club and Boston Athletic Association are suspended for alleged professional payments. The Amateur Athletic Union investigates after claims of excessive expenses and outside trainers demanding fees. Suspensions take effect immediately and could bar appearances at upcoming meets.
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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. Lea
Boston Athletic Association
Obertubessing
Wolf
74Th Regiment
N. G W N
Buffalo
Porter
Sheppard
Bonhag
Wanderers Win Game In Stanley Cup Clash
Wanderers, the current holders, defeated the Edmonton team 7 to 3 in Montreal tonight. Edmonton led 3 to 2 at halftime, but the Wanderers surged after the interval, gaining a four goal cushion overall. The rematch Wednesday should draw tighter, though the cup chances appear slim for Edmonton.
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Tribune
Montreal
Wanderers
Edmonton
Alberta
South African Track Team Plans Summer Tour
James E. Sullivan reports a Durban message that a South African track and field squad may tour Australia England and the United States next summer. R G Walker, Olympic 1900 meter champion, seeks to compete in A A U championships Canadian championships and meets at New York Irish American and Chicago Athletic clubs. Hef feron, runner up in the Olympic marathon, may join. Walker allegedly ran 100 yards in 925 seconds in South Africa last Saturday, a claimed world record.
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Porter
Martin Sheridan
Obertubessing
England
Bacon
Mika Sweeney
Fred Bellars
Lee
James E. Sullivan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
J. T. Wallace
Durban
Natal
South Africa
Australia
United States
R. G. Walker
New York Athletic Club
Chicago Athletic Club
Hefferon
Walker
Time Almost Up for America's Cup Challenge
Yachtsmen face a December 20 deadline to send a challenge under the deed of gift governing the cup race. Ten months notice is required unless the NYYC and the challenger mutually consent to a different arrangement. Sir Thomas Lipton may renew efforts if both sides agree to waive the notice.
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New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Athletic Bowlers Edge Elizabeth Columbia Clash In Tight Final
Visiting Elizabeth beat Columbia by four pins after a tight tenth frame. Kimball led Elizabeth with 221 in the last game as the club posted 856 895 and 858 totals while Columbia struggled in the late frames. In Passaic Montclair won the opener and took the last from Passaic, Montclair totaling 852 824 and 899 to Passaic 852 824 and 812.
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Elizabeth Club
Columbia Club
Montclair
Passaic
Columbia
Elizabeth
Pope
Kimball
SeeaEre Club
Columbia Cliub
Clauss
Nolterne
Lessing
A. Weat
Applegate
A. West
Schuitze
Wartzel
AGI
Moncclair
Passal” Olte
LD Lafferte
Thomson
Princeton Rally Fails Against Mena Area Five
The report notes Princeton trailed early and never led, with Mena Area Five holding the score. In the second half a late rally by Cin Me and Black Fn Pg narrowed the gap but did not overturn the deficit.
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Xeton
Ashington
Mena Atin Association
Princeton
Ie Cin Me
Fn Pg
New American Records Set at Santa Anita Racetrack
Chapultepec trained by B and O stable won the sixth race at Santa Anita in 1:11 for six furlongs on a circular track, setting a new world and American record with 112 pounds. Lady Irma lowered the six furlong circular mark to 1:05 in the sixth race, carrying 145 pounds, surpassing Colloquy’s 1:05 time from ten days earlier. Chapultepec and Lady Irma race for earnings and glory amid a year of record breaks at Belmont Yonkers and Santa Anita.
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Dec
Santa Anita
Chapultepec
Gerolstein—Graciosur
Gloria
Lady Irma
Roseben
Belmont Park
Nimbus
Yonkers
Giorio
Harvard Seven Dominates St. Nicholas in Rink Practice
Harvard hockey, in a 45 minute scrimmage at the St. Nicholas Rink last night, led St. Nicholas 6 to 1. Star rover Hicks scored five goals, Ford added one, while Kenneth Gordon netted for St. Nicholas as Harvard showed early season form ahead of Princeton, Yale, and Columbia.
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St. Nicholas
Hicks
Rover
Ford
Kenneth Gordon
Crimson
Princeton
Yale
Columbia
Barry May Meet Johnson In Heavyweight Showdown
Los Angeles report on a forty five round championship style bout at Vernon Wednesday night between Al Kaufman and Jim Barry. The winner could face Jack Johnson for the world title. Barry favors the Johnson bout if he wins but Kaufman’s manager Billy Delaney opposes a fight with a black challenger under his guidance.
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Jeffries Athletic
Vernon
al Kaufman
San Francisco
Jim Barry
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Barry
Mweet Johnson
Kaufman
Billy Delaney
Delaney
Johnson
Promoter weighs terms for Johnson bout with O'Brien challenge
Sidney report from Philadelphia notes Jack O'Brien cables promoter Hugh McIntosh announcing readiness to fight Jack Johnson, the negro victor over Tommy Burns. McIntosh considers terms and whether the challenge will be accepted.
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Sidney
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Hugh McIntosh
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
McIntosh
Briarcliff Race Committee Elects Permanent Officers
Permanent officers of the Briarcliff automobile road race committee were elected at a meeting of the Automobile Club of America. Percy Owen was named permanent chairman and F P Wyckoff became vice president. A finance committee of J S Josephs H A Lozier and Sidney B Bowman was appointed. The next Briarcliff race is expected in May with seven of eleven attendees favoring a car entry. The meeting also noted entrants like Seymour and Strang, who previously drove the Isotta to victory.
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Automobile Club of America
Percy Owen
Carl H. Page &c
Chalmers-Detroit
H. A. Lozier
J. S. Josephs
Sidney B. Bowman
Waegner Field Company
Wyckoff
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
Stearns
C. Fwyckoff
Paul Lacroix
H. Tangeman
Jair Hamilton
E. Rand Hollander
Armise
S. B. Bowerman
Joseph Seymour
Louis Strang
Strang
J. H. Tyson
Isotta
Debate Over Golf Treasury Use And Open Championship Incentives
A Western golfer challenges the United States Golf Association to spend its growing $11,000 treasury on a larger $1,000 open prize to attract top foreign players. The discussion arises as Chicago hosts the annual meeting with proposals to expand prizes and boost U S golf supremacy.
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United States Golf Association
Braid
Vardon
Taylor
Massey
Herd
Great Britain
France
America
Chicago
Foozler
Auto Club smoker invitation for trade shows Saturday
Invitations issued by the Automobile Club of America invite the trade and visiting automobilists to a smoker at the clubhouse on Saturday evening. Orrell A. Parker prepared an attractive programme, with refreshments to be served at the conclusion.
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Automobile Lub of America
Orrell A. Parker
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