Indoor games tally at Regiment Athletic Association meet
Lawson Robertson of the Irish-American Athletic Club won the three hundred yard handicap special. Dan Kelly of Portland finished second. Dorland led the sixty yard dash with Dorland and Hart medaling in the final heat. Multiple races featured mishaps and disqualifications, with Hillman excelling in the two mile relay and Sweeney closing strongly for the Visit.
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Interleague Soccer Dates Arranged for Amateur Cup Tie
The New York Amateur Association Football League set dates for the cup tie with five clubs contesting the cup held by the Camerons. Opening round on April 11 features Staten Island vs Boys Club at Livingston with Camerons vs Freebooters at Van Cortlandt Park. April 18 sees Camerons meet Freebooters winner vs Brooklyn. April 25 finals. Interleague challenges to New Jersey and Philadelphia associations approved. English team visit possible this spring if schedules allow.
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Canadians at War With A A U
President Stark of the Canadian Amateur Athletic Association said no athletes under the union will be allowed to compete in events sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States. This move blocks permits for men to enter cross border games across the line.
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Crescent Ath letic Club to meet University of Toronto in hockey clash
International hockey match arranged between Crescent Athletic Club leaders of the Amateur Hockey League and the University of Toronto. The game set for St Nicholas rink on Saturday March 24. Uckers will go on sale soon. Both teams appear evenly matched and promising a treat for fans.
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Hull wins final heat in 1-yard dash at Oxford
Rhodes scholar L. C. Hull of Michigan wins the final heat in the 1-yard dash at Oxford university sports this afternoon. He defeats X. Chavasse of Trinity College by two yards with a time of 10.25 seconds, the same mark he posted in Saturday's preliminaries.
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Hackenschmidt to sail for Chicago title bout
Georges Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion will sail from Liverpool aboard the Lusitania Saturday and arrive in New York to train for his championship clash with Frank Gotch in Chicago on April 3. Hackenschmidt vows to win in two straight falls and notes Gotch’s plan to throw Rogers five times in an hour this week.
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Navy Baseball Dates Plot Season On Home Ground
Annapolis March 2 Midshipman R K Turner manager of the navy baseball team has nearly completed his schedule for the season. No games with Princeton or Yale are arranged this year. All games are at home. Key dates include April 16 Lehigh April 20 Lafayette April 21 Harvard April 23 Harvard April 29 University of Pennsylvania April 11 Bucknell April 18 Columbia May 2 University of North Carolina Harvard may use the Navy grounds for practice and plan additional games. Last season was rough and pitching is a concern this year. Douglas will not play this year and Meade is the likely standby in the box.
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Yale Faculty Urges Reform After Brash Intercollegiate Game
Yale faculty members praised The Tribune’s call for basketball reform after a Yale-Columbia clash noted for severe officiating and rough play. With referee Randall absent, a Columbia player and Yale players officiated, fueling clashes including blows and near-punches. Yale contemplates faculty intervention to curb scandal and possibly disband the team unless reform is enacted.
Martin Sheridan Injures Arm For Rest Of Season
Champion athlete Martin Sheridan strained his arm and will miss competitions for a month or six weeks. Doctors say rest will heal it. he will not compete in the New York Athletic Club games or the interassociation games in Philadelphia, and fears about Olympic selection eased by his update.
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Yachting News and Notes from New Rochelle Yacht Club
The New Rochelle Yacht Club regatta committee has purchased prizes for 187 and will award them within a week to successful owners. Prizes largely consist of silver trays clocks and other useful items. A cruising power yacht designed by Whittlesey and Walker is being built in Stamford Conn for J S Spencer of New Rochelle for use on Long Island Sound next summer. Other transfers report A E Whittemore selling Aspinguld H to Ralph Crocker and W R Severance selling Hayden to N B Powell.
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Christie car faces delay in 100 mile race at Ormond Beach
At Ormond Beach Florida on March 2 a 13 horsepower Christie entry driven by E B Blakely suffered an exhaust valve break during practice for the Minneapolis trophy race. Walter Christie hopes a steel valve will allow entry in the 100 mile event. The Christie car entered by W Gould Brokaw also posted the best practice times.
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Handy swimmings world record at motor boat show
Henry J Handy of the TMi nois Athletic Club set a new world breast stroke 100 yard record in 1 22. Previous mark 1 42 5 was held by Gardner of East Sydney. Handy raced James of Path Beach with a faulty start then surged to win by a yard. He will swim again tonight in an open handicap and a 150 yard back stroke match. Other highlightsinclude Mulvey winning the 20 yard Bath Beach final and Arthur C Holden performing a backward dive from 90 feet.
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Automobiles Race Across Country From New York to Paris
Reports from Ogden Cedar Rapids Chicago Michigan City and Buffalo detail the New York to Paris automobile race. Cars include the American Thomas driven by Roberts the De Dion and Zast Italian entrants and the Protos and Moto Bluc. Weather and road conditions hinder progress and legal actions arise over unpaid claims.
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Harlem Regatta Association Eyes National Event Next August
At a Harlem Regatta Association meeting in Harlem Casino the group unanimously backed pursuing the national regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen and hosting it on the Harlem River if possible. They set May 30 Memorial Day as the spring regatta date on the Harlem River Speedway and formed a committee to raise about 2000 dollars and present New York's bid at the March 21 NYAC meeting.
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Indoor carnival at Madison Square Garden attracts top entrants
New York Athletic Club hosts a major indoor meet at Madison Square Garden on March 16 with entries from nearly every East university and club. The event features a strong Irish American Athletic Club versus New York Athletic Club rivalry and includes many national and intercollegiate champions.
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Indoor athletics at Columbia College meet summary
Columbia Gym hosted a weekly indoor handicap meet open to non varsity university students. W W H Grassi led scoring with two seconds and a first including a 35 feet 1 inch shot put. A G Marsh won the 35 yard dash and 220 yard run, B Sweezey topped the 880 yard, Abbott won the high jump, with Grassi also placing in multiple events.
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Hand Tennis at the New York A. C. Featured Two Winners
Frederick W. Kroehle won two straight sets 2 18 and 25 22 defeating E J Champion who faced a 12 ace handicap. F B Roundey also triumphed over Guy L Brigg with scores 2 10 2 15 after carrying a 10 ace handicap.
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Crescent City Jockey Club Derby Meeting Opens At Pair Grounds
New Orleans March 2 crowd swells for Crescent City Jockey Club Derby meeting at the Pair Grounds. McNally wins the opening two year old scramble at 73 to 1, followed by strong favorites in successive races. results list winners and placed horses with times and margins across seven races.
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Prominent Arrivals At The Hotels Belmond
Governor Fletcher D Proctor of Vermont and notable guests check into major hotels including Gilsey Tyson Philadelphia Hollander M J Condon Jr Nashville St Regis Sir Edgar Vincent London Imperial J J Canfield Scranton New Amsterdam H F French Huron Ohio Plaza D P Calhoun St Louis Victoria James F Mack Arizona Waldorf Astoria H G Barnes Muskogee Oklahoma
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