Olympic Regatta Rules for England July 28
The American Olympic committee and James Pilkington announce Henley on Thames hosting the 1908 regatta with events in eight, four, pair, and sculls. Entries must be through national committees, amateur status tested, and finals by July 15 with substitutions allowed. strict expense rules and British Olympic council oversight apply.
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James Pilkington
Julian W. Curtis
American Olympic Committee
England
Curtis
Comed
Amateur Rowing Association of
Great Britain
Henley-on- Thames
British Olympics Council
British Olympic Council
Olympic Council
Amateur Rowing Association
London
Tigers Win At Hockey Exhibition Over MIT
Princeton beat Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2 to 0 in an indoor hockey exhibition at St. Nicholas Rink. Phillips scored both goals for Princeton in the first half while Peacock stood out in goal. MIT, in its first indoor game, showed promise despite rough play and frequent checking. Princeton next faces Yale in a league matchup at the same venue with Yale favored.
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Princeton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
St. Nicholas
Massachusetts
Peacock
Phillips
Tigers
M. Tt
T. . Billings
A. Hornhalves
Yale
Westminster Kennel Club Show Opens in Madison Square Garden
More than two thousand dogs attend the annual Westminster Kennel Club event at Madison Square Garden starting Tuesday. New breeds join the familiar champions and top prizes, with entries across bloodhounds, wolfhounds, setters, beagles, poodles, bulldogs, terriers and many others. Notable entrants include Magician, Imperial Panther II, Amanda S., Dagobert, Lansdowne Arizona, Shen Law, and Rodney King among numerous champions and newcomers.
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Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Gardden
Ireland
Esquiman
Dr. Knox
M. Cleveland
Black Prince
Amy L. Bonham
Imperial Panther II
St. Bernarde
White Star Kennels
Amanda S
W. J. Roe
Crusader
W. UT. Hinl
Dagobert
J. Fletcher Lutz
Blues
Protz Perrer
Cora Ratisbera
Valley Farm
J. B. Thomas, Jr
Co. F. Behrend
Rasboi
Oleska
A. L. Page
Midlothian
George S. Gould
George Bidstein
Lansdowne Arizona
Lansdowne Montana
Coronation
George Bleistein
Bloomfield Rap
Mer O Leck
Moll O'Leck
William Jarvis
Shen Law
E.C. Phillips
St. Lambert Kathleen
Raw View
Norwood Shot
Norwood Adam
Cockers
Windholme
Rock Ridge
Waldingfield
Balmoral
Trier Morse
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
W. C. Eustis
Prince Orson
Lady Stumpie
Red Brook
Orchard Whitefreck
Jacqueline
Blue Dragon
Black Cloud
G. Hopter
Rodney King
Rodney Asthere
J. E Schaeffer
Mahomet
Thomas
Oakmount
W. C. Hunter
Fosco
J. ©. Sullivan
Reviio Peach
M. A. Knipe
Reviio ‘Tomah
John Newton
Esworth
J. M. Platz
Card
Zell
Sabine Wennele
Warren Futherford
Warren Remedy
Higeinson
New Jersey Golf Association Championship Dates Set
The NJ State Golf Association announces Englewood Golf Club will host the annual championship on June 4 6 and 6 with Maghawick club selected for the event. Additional notes list associates on the executive committee and invitation dates for other Metropolitan Golf Association events.
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New Jersey
Quakers Beat Yale in Close Intercollegiate Tilt
Pennsylvania edged Yale 18 to 17 to claim a share of the intercollegiate basketball lead. The contest hinged on late plays as Yale failed to convert a foul shot with under 30 seconds left. Kennath led Penn with six successful of nine, while Noyes and Van Vieck contributed for Yale in a tight, hard fought game.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Noyes
Pennsylvania
P. Kennath
U. of P
Wren
Carrigan
Reese Kennath Cushman
A . Fitzpatrick van Vieck
J .Maurphy
Kiefaber
Spear
F. Murphy
MacCrulden
Fitzpatrick
Kennath
McNichol
Cushman
van Vieck
Charles Fisher
Columbia University
P.C
P.C. Pennsylvania
Cornell
Princeton
Columbia
NYU Loses to Rensselaer in 18 to 14 Basketball Game
NYU dropped a basketball game to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of Troy by 18 to 14. Players listed include Inglis Steinmetz Ridansky and Watters with referees Tuohy and Longworth noted.
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New York University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
RPLL
New York
Watters Stlawinaee
Dale Inglis
Steinmetz Ee Ered Young Wiee
G -Hetser Inskih
Ome
Ridansky
J. F. Tu
Syracuse Beats Princeton 32 to 20 in Narrow Win
Syracuse University's unbeaten basketball team defeated Princeton 32 to 20 here tonight. The score was tight until the last five minutes when Syracuse stretched the lead with a strong zone defense and fast breaks led by their star guard.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
Princeton
Columbia Fencing Faces Season Abandonment Over Short Roster
Columbia varsity fencing may drop the rest of the season as only seven players remain eligible with three ineligible and one sidelined by illness. Captain Amend cannot travel to meet Pennsylvania or Annapolis due to business, leaving no substitutes. Meanwhile baseball prospects show two new pitchers joining practice under coach Frank A. Goodman, introducing Columbia's graduate coaching system.
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Columbia
Washington
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Annapolis
G. Amend
Columbia Baseball Management
Lee
Bradle
Schichting
Brooklyn
Frank A. Goodman
Goodman
E. T. Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Colins
Druid tops New Orleans card as favorites win daily races
At Fair Grounds New Orleans Feb 7 three favorites Galta Roxane and Druid won with Druid easing to a four or five length victory in the closing race Artful Dodger surprised at 30 to 1 beating Higginbotham by a neck in the fourth race Serenade faltered after a strong move and was beaten by Roseburg II in the second race My Love and Roseburg II also claimed wins in earlier events. long field of runners included.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Galta
Roxane
Druid
Artful Dodger
Higginbotham
Serenade
Roseburg II
Notter
Autumn Maid
W. Walker
McDaniel
Ite Free
Claiborne
Nancy Blues
Guard Allen
McNally
Mique O'Brien
Lady Hammon
Edwin L
Columbus
Sir Baria
Freda W
Roseburg Uu
Skirvin
Sérenade
Powers
Exot
Hrussel
Helen Kidder
Intervene
Servicence
Y Bookbinder
Dispute
Straight Talk
Almia
Sliverad
Gaea
My Love
Heide
Bobbin
Ranridge
Sllvia
Sumter
Big Ben
Brussel
Paul
Hooray
de Rezke
Delabr
John McBride
Besterling
Lord Stanhope
Rexans
Samter
Towen
Miss Mazzoni
Sainesaw
Stoneman
Pat Ornus
Brakespeare
Moxey Mead
Bridge Whist
McAteer
Ben Sand
Miss Isabelle
Ed Kane
Bruseels
Even
Katie Powers
Glasner
Elaine
U Woeffman
Milshora
sSister Polly
Edith M
Anna Scott
Royal Legend
Hogany
Tyrellan
Annie Sanford
Chicago Wheel Tax Fight Promises Legal Clash
Chicago Motor Club moves to file injunctions to block the new wheel tax ordinance. all motor groups unite against the measure citing conflicts with state law and Supreme Court decisions. The group also targets the state license tag law as part of the broader challenge to motor taxation. The report also notes a cross country car journey, good roads enthusiasm, and plans for an automobile carnival in April with funds earmarked for advertising and prizes.
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Chicago
Chicago Motor Club
Supreme Court of
John T. Cutting
Virginia baseball schedule includes Princeton and Penn slate
The University of Virginia plans a 192? schedule with three Princeton games and matchups with Cornell Penn State Amherst Penn Lehigh Dartmouth Georgetown North Carolina Fordham and Army. Yale is dropped for the first time in twelve years as it ends its Southern trip. Virginia aims to defend its South championship and closes with a Northern tour to Philadelphia West Point and New York.
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Ralph Owen
New York
New Orleans
Nashville
Louisville
Mudlark
W. Thatcher
Good Roads Movement
Buffalo
South
Tribune
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Princeton
Richmond
Cornell
Pennsylvania State College
Amherst
University of Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Dartmouth
Georgetown University
Yale
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Fordham
Army
Lafayette
North Carolina
Greensboro
University of Pamereen
Washington
East Orange
Unive
Philadelphia
Fordham University
West Point
Nelson and Britt to Meet Again in February Bout
Los Angeles reports Battling Nelson and James Britt of San Francisco have signed for a ten round fight at 123 pounds on February 25 before the Pacific Athletic Club. Britt agrees to a five per cent bonus of the fighters share of the money.
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Los Angeles
Nelson
James Britt
San Francisco
Pacific Athletic Club
Britt
Kennels Featured in Upcoming Dog Show Lineup
Champion Eadcliffe Pennant leads entries with strong showings from Mrs. K. I. Mayhew and G. M. Carnachan returning after a year. Irish terriers and champions from J. G. Bates, Duncraggin Straight Tip and Bosthwick Tormenter. Pomeranians, Swiss Mountain Kennels, pugs, Maltese terriers, teacups and toy breeds also listed.
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Eadcliffé Pennant
K. i. Mayhew
G. M. Carnachan
J. G. Bates
Duncraggin
G. 9. Thames
R. F. Mayhew
W. E. Parsons
J. H. Brookfield
S. M. Hitchcock
Anna Sands
M. E. Hardy
Koenig Kaisers Break World Bowling Record
In St Louis the Koenig Kaisers ten pin five formerly Palace defeated Lyde Parks and set a three game total of 3,364 pins breaking the previous world record of 3,355 pins. They also matched the single game record with 1,245 pins in the second game.
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St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
Koenig Kaisers
Palace
Lyde Parks
Howard Majors
Chicago
Strauss Defeats Blair in Three Cushion Handicap Tourney
A Strauss defeated J Blair 49 to 27 in a three cushion handicap amateur billiard tourney at Slossons Billiard Academy last night. Both players were handicapped at 49. It was Strauss first win after three prior losses. Strauss high run was 3 to Blair 2. The match required eighty seven innings.
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A. Strauss
J. Blair
Slosson
Billiard Academy
Strauss
Blair
Princeton Tigers Track Schedule Announced for Indoor Season
Princeton announces a nine meet indoor schedule led by a dual with Cornell at Princeton. The lineup includes Trenton YMCA Georgetown, New York AC and the Penn Relays, with stars Gambler Connors Atlee Simons Whiteley and Captain Atlee among key performers.
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the Tribune
Princeton
J. Harron, Jr
Cornell
Trenton Young Men's Christian Association
Georgetown University
College
R. A. Gambler
W. &. Connors
J. C. Atlee
L. H. Simons
G. H. Whitely
Quest of Davis Cup Delegates Favor Trial of Challenge
The United States National Lawn Tennis Association held its twenty-seventh annual meeting at the Walbac Victoria. Delegates favored issuing an international challenge for the Dwight F. Davis Cup and discussed removing the national championship from Newport and unifying playing rules with Britain. Dr. James Dwight was re elected president with a large slate of officers and an expanded executive committee. The organization now includes 115 clubs and 16 associations, with three states absent. William A. Larned supported sending a challenge. Bob Wrenn opposed but was overridden to pursue if a team could be secured. Membership additions included Vedado Club Havana and several others. Western championship awarded to Kenwood Club Chicago. The Newport Casino was set for the all comers singles, Philadelphia and Merion for state and regional events, and New York Athletic Club for the state championship. The meeting also approved future schedule planning and rule revisions.
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United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Wala Actoria
Newport
Great Britain
James Dwight
Boston
Robert D. Wrenn
New York
A.L. Hoskins
Philadelphia
Palmer F. Presbrey
Richard Stevens
Hoboken
R D. Little
W. A. Larned
Summit
N. J
F. G. Anderson
P. E. Presbrey
Holcomb Ward
W. J. Clothier
Nat Emerson
Chicago
L. D. Scott
Atlanta
Dwight F. Davis
St. Louis
Montana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
William A. Larned
Australia
Pwight
Bob” Wrenn
Robert D. Miles
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Dwight
London
Calhoun Cragin
7Th Regiment
Cragin
Vedado Club
Havana
Cuba
Socrety Organization
Essex County Country Club
Ekwanok Country Club
Asevi Lawn Tennis Club
Castle Point Tennis Club
Ramapo Tennis Club
Kenwood
Omaha Field Club
Huilding
R. I
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Merion Club
Pennsylvania
New York Athletic Club
West Side Club
Crescent Athletic Club
William A.larned
Frederick B. Alexander
German Auto Team to Lead New York Paris Race via Alaska
Foreign entrants arrive aboard Kaiserin Auguste Victoria and La Lorraine as preparations finish for the New York to Paris road race. The German team includes Lieutenant Hans Koeppen and Engineer Hans Knape, with French and Italian crews also aboard. Starts from Times Square Wednesday at 1 am, route through the United States to Seattle Valdez Alaska Nome and East Cape Siberia, about twenty thousand miles total.
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New York
Paris
Alaska
Times Square
Broadway
San Francisco
Seattle
Valdez
Nome
East Cape
Siberia
Princeton and Cornell at Odds Over Next Season Game
Princeton officials and students fear the postponement of the next football schedule after a dispute over where to play the Cornell game. Rumors say relations may be severed if the venue cannot be agreed upon, with Dartmouth suggested to fill the date if severed. Professor Vine declined to comment tonight.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Cornell
J. B. Vine
Dartmouth
Indoor Games at Madison Square Garden Feature Top East Athletes
The Irish American Athletic Club annual indoor meet at Madison Square Garden drew top East rivals. John R. Taylor of Penn faces Harry Hilman in the yard special, with Dan Kelly and Smithson in sprint and hurdle events. Fred Bellairs and others enter distance and weight contests as Barnard and 41 schools compete in Brooklyn armory events.
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Fred Bellairs
Flanagan
McGrath
Barnard School Athletic Association
Sth Regiment
Eighth Avenue
Mth Street
Brooklyn
Baseball Training Prospects for 1943 Season
Giants groundkeeper Murphy sails to Marlin Springs with equipment for upcoming training. Many players depart February 12 for South drills as Griffiths men head to Hot Springs and Savannah for Phillies and Browns camps. Cubs, Phillies, Pirates, and others seen as contenders. Sherehard weighs shifting pennant odds with NY and Boston improving.
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Murphy
Polo Grounds
Marlin Springs
Tex
Giants
Griffith
South
Jack Chesbro
Willie Keeler
Hot Springs
Ark
Timber
Clark Grimm
St. Louis Club Buys Rube Waddell Pitcher
President Hedges of the St. Louis American League Baseball Club announced the outright purchase of the release of Rube Waddell the Bladelpha pitcher.
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ST. Louis
St. Louie
Hedges
St. Louis American League Baseball Club
Rube” Waddell
Pulliam In Canada Plans League Meeting In New York
Harry C. Pulliam president of the National League of Baseball Clubs visits Montreal to celebrate his birthday and reveals a February meeting of the National League to be held at the Waldorf Astoria New York.
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Montreal
Harry C. Pulliam
National League of Baseball Clubs
Quebec
National League
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Daly Defeats Cline Again in Three-Cushion Match
In St. Louis on February 7 John Daly of Chicago again defeated Harry P Cline in the three-cushion military championship second block. Daly led with a 3 point fist run, an average of .46, while Cline’s high run was 4 and average .425. The night score was Daly 4% Cline. The final block of fifty points is set for tomorrow night.
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St. Louis
John Daly
Chicago
Harry P.line
Secont
To & Daly
Cline
Daly
Allen P. Benjamin Convicted of First Degree Murder
In Kent County Superior Court East Greenwich R I February 7 a jury found Allen P Benjamin guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Albert Babcock at the Block House roadhouse in Greene on November 1. The jury deliberated about three hours. Benjamin was arrested after the slaying.
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East Greenwich
R. I
Allen P. Benjamin
Albert Babcock
Kent County
Irish Dancers Shine at Fourth Annual Athletic Union Ball
The Irish Athletic Union held its fourth annual ball at Madison Square Garden last night with about one thousand young people in the grand march. Old time Irish dances were performed by dancers who will represent the organization at the Irish Fair.
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Ireland
Irish Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
I -35
Garden @oor
Trish Fair
Actor R G Knowles Denies Press Agent Claim in Stein Return
Vaudeville star R G Knowles refused a press agent role while describing the return of a beer stein once belonging to Bobby Burns. A messenger retrieved the mug after an American District Telegraph call, delivering it to police. Knowles declined the $1 reward to the messenger.
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R. G. Knowles
Mer. Knowles
Robert Burns
Ariem
American District Te Company
Max Sterling
West 125Th Street
Knowles
Net
Mr. Ferguson
Bobby” Burns
Baltimore Baseball Deal Off in Eastern League
Baltimore Maryland July 7 The agreement by William J Clarke and Wobert Robinson to obtain an interest in the Baltimore Eastern League Baseball Club is off for the present Clarke sought a controlling share Edward Hanlon principal owner refused to concede the demand
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Baltimore
William J. Clarke
Wobert Robinson
Clarke
Edward Hanlon
District Attorney Jerome Wins Special Jury Appeal
The Appellate Division granted DA Jerome a special jury order after appealing the denial of his motion for a struck jury in the New York Evening Journal Publishing Company case.
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Jerome
New York Evening Journal Publising Company
Se Appellate Division
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Maghawick Club
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E.N. Todd
M. D. W. Thurston
Embury Palmer
John W. Griggs
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Shinnecock Hills
Ridgewood Golf Club
Quakers
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Automobile Club
Dieppe
Virginia Baseball
1St Regiment, National Guard
1St Regiment Armory
Trenton
Dusi
New Lon
Lawn Tennis Association
Marie Abe Eens
Rudd
Elizabeth Hartoo
Kenmare Queer
Pocetaligo
Grotto
Ick Calles
Worilane
Delaney
Landy Army Serverus
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John Carroll
Helle Strome
Comediennes
ST. Charles
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John Smulski
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Warner Tiewell
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Lady Vincent Teeeeee
Taylor VS. Hillman
Yankees
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Bobby Burns Stein
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