Robertson Wins Half Mile Handicap at 69th Regiment Games
Lawson Robertson of the Irish American Athletic Club won the half mile handicap at the 69th Regiment indoor games, with Dan Kelly of Portland, Oregon finishing second in a tight field. The event featured a fast pace and a course remeasurement that adjusted times, while other results included Dorland winning the sixty yard dash and Hayrslip taking the mile. the two mile relay saw the 13th Regiment falter and the Ist Regiment prevail.
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Interleague Cup Tie Draw Sets Spring Soccer Dates
The New York Amateur Association Football League drew up fixtures for the cup competition with five clubs vying for the Camerons shield. Opening April 1 features Staten Island versus Boys' Club at Livingston and Camerons against Freebooters at Van Cortlandt Park.
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Camerons
Staten Island
Boys’ Club
Livingston
Freebooters
van Cortlandt Park
Brooklyns
Canadians At War With A A U Over Amateur Rule
President Stark of the Canadian Amateur Athletic Association said no CAC athletes would compete in competitions sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States. The move ends permits for Canadian athletes to travel to U S events under A A U sanction.
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Ont
Stark
Canadian Amateur Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union of
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Crescent Athletic Club to Meet Toronto in International Hockey Match
Crescent Athletic Club and the University of Toronto face off in an international hockey match at the St Nicholas rink this Saturday in March. Tickets will go on sale soon. Both teams appear evenly matched and hockey fans can expect a exciting contest.
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University of Toronto
St. Nicholas
Hull Wins Final Heat in 10 Yard Week at Oxford
Rhodes scholar L. C. Hull from Michigan captured the final heat in the 10 yard week at Oxford university sports this afternoon. He beat Trinity College's X. Chavasse by two yards, clocking 16.25 seconds, matching his preliminary Saturday time.
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L. C. Hull
Michigan
X. Chavasse
Trinity College
Hull
Hackenschmidt to sail for Chicago title bout
Cablegram reports Georges Hackenschmidt will sail from Liverpool on Saturday via the Lusitania and reach New York to prep for his championship match with Frank Gotch in Chicago on April 3. Hackenschmidt says he is in peak condition and confident of winning in two straight falls, while Gotch plans to throw Rogers five times in an hour.
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Liverpool
Lusitania
New York
Frank Gotch
W. W. Wittig
Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Cable
Gotch
Rogers
America
Navy Baseball Dates At Annapolis Schedule Looms
Midshipman R K Turner, navy baseball manager, nearly completes the season schedule all at home venues. No Princeton or Yale games this year. West Point May game regarded as the season highlight. Harvard to play twice and Penn Bucknell Lehigh Columbia and others on spring dates.
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Lafayette
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Johns Hopkins University
George Washington
Washington and Lee College
Dickinson
Carlisle Indians
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Amog
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Crimson
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Meade
Yale Faculty Calls For Reform After Rough Intercollegiate Game
Yale faculty members praised a Tribune call for basketball reform after a Yale-Columbia match in which officials were blamed for rough play. With referee Randall absent, a Columbia player and Yale players officiated, leading to a game seen as the roughest in years and prompting talk of disbanding the Yale team and banning intercollegiate play unless vigorous changes are made.
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Cuthel
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Martin Sheridan Strains Arm and Will Sit Out
All round champion and shot putter Martin Sheridan injures his arm and will rest a month to six weeks. Doctors say the injury is not serious, though he will miss the New York Athletic Club games next Tuesday and the interassociation games in Philadelphia.
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England
Sheridan
New York
New Rochelle Yacht Club Purchases Prizes for 1907 Regatta
The New Rochelle Yacht Club regatta committee buys prizes for 1907 to be awarded within a week to winners. Prizes include silver trays clocks and similar articles. J S Spencer orders a 55 foot cruising power yacht built in Stamford Conn for Long Island Sound use next summer. Hayden and Aspinguind H sales are noted to Crocker of Wollaston and Powell of Boston respectively.
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Regatta Committee
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Albert Mahisted
Frank Meier
J. S. Spencer
Stamford
Conn
Long Island Sound
Whittlesey & Walker
A. E. Whittemore
Boston
Aspinguind H
Hollis Burgess
Ralph ©. Crocker
Wollaston
Mass
W. BR. Severance
Hayden
N. 8. Powell
Racing Cars Damaged in Florida Meet Delays Boosted Hope
The 130-hp Christie driven by E B Blakely suffered an exhaust valve break during practice at Ormond Beach Florida delaying the ten mile Minneapolis trophy race. Walter Christie hopes a new steel valve will let the car run tomorrow alongside the 50-hp Haynes which also broke a crank shaft. Other entrants include Flat Cyclone Renault B L M and Hotchkiss with Buckley Bernin Berin and Sheft.
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Packard
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Automobile Race Updates Reach Midwestern Cities
Reports from Ogden Cedar Rapids Chicago Michigan City and Buffalo detail stages of the New York to Paris race. The Thomas car led by Roberts covers long miles with road conditions mixed and a 138 mile lead. A French De Dion and Zust arrive in Cedar Rapids while crew legal actions surface in Michigan City and a new crew addition is signed in Buffalo.
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Iowa
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Roberts
New York
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Cedar Rapids
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Zust
Chicago
Protos
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Ind
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New Carlisle
Buffalo
Hans Hansen
Indoor carnival at Madison Square Garden draws top crossovers
New York Athletic Club hosts a marquee indoor carnival at Madison Square Garden on March 10. Entries from every East university and many Metropolitan AAU clubs promise a banner meet with nearly a score of national and intercollegiate champions. The Irish American Athletic Club clashes with the New York Athletic Club as Mercury Foot participants headline.
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Madison Square Garden
Games Committee
East
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Grassi Leads Columbia Indoor Meet At Gym
Columbia University held an indoor track meet in the campus gym yesterday with non varsity entrants allowed. W H Grassi led the scoring dominant in shots and sprints while A G Marsh and B Sweezey posted victories in dash and relay style events.
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Columbia
We. TH. Grassi
Hand Tennis At New York A C Aces Lead Victories
Two lively hand tennis matches at the New York Athletic Club gymnasium featured Frederick W. Kroehle and F. B. Roundey winning. Kroehle defeated E B J Champion 2-18 25-22 in straight sets, while Roundey beat Guy L. Briggs 2-10 2-15.
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F. B. Roundey
New York Athletic Club
Kroehble
EB. J. Carmpion
Roundey
Guy L. Brigg
Handy Swims Unprecedented 1 22 Breast Stroke at Show
Henry J. Handy of the Minors Athletic Club set a world best 1 minute 22 seconds for 100 yards breast stroke at the motor boat and sportsman show. Gardner of East Sydney previously held the mark at 1 24 2-5. Handy surged at the pistol, overtook F. H. James, and won by a yard in a nip and tuck finish as crowds roared. He is billed for open handicap and back stroke exhibition tonight.
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Minors Athletic Club
Big Lake
Gardner
East Sydney Swimming Club
Australia
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Path Beach Swimming Club
James
Handy
Sim
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H. Martin
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Gene Kelly
Rigby
White
B. Kelley
Mulvey
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Arthur C. Holden
Gene Kelley
Boyle
Harlem Regatta Association Eyes National Event Next August
The Harlem Regatta Association met in Harlem Casino and voted unanimously to pursue the national regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen for next August on the Harlem River if possible. A committee was chosen to present New York’s claim, with plans for a memorial day spring regatta and potential youth events. A target of 2000 dollars to cover expenses was set, and leadership roles were filled including James A. Miler Jr. as president and J. F. Mulcahey as regatta chairman.
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124Th Street
Seventh Avenue
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Harlem
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New York
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E. W. Kimmelberg
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Derby meeting opens at Crescent City Jockey Club
At the Fair Grounds in New Orleans the Crescent City Jockey Club opened its Derby meeting. McNally led off the card with a 75 to 1 upset in the first race as favorites later stood tall with wins by William H. Lyon, The Bear, Prince Ahmed, Beau Bruniune, Lady Seuffre and St Bellane in a program crowded with carnival visitors.
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Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont
Governor Fletcher and others arrive at major hotels including Fletcher Mont, Gilsey Tyson of Philadelphia, Holl Land M J Condon Jr Nashville, Sir Edgar Vincent London, Imperial J J Canfield Scranton, New Amster H French Huron, Plaza D F Calhoun St Louis, Victoria James E F Mack Arizona, Waldorf Astoria H G Barnes Muskogee Oklahoma.
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