Bergdoll Sets Beach 12 1/2 Mile Stock Car Record
L J Bergdoll owner driver of the 6 horsepower Benz established a new 12 1/2 mile beach record in 2 hours 40 minutes 33 seconds at the opening of the automobile tournament. E Cedrine won the 10 mile Minneapolis trophy in a Fiat but suffered tire trouble, losing time. The day featured multiple races, a large grandstand, and favorable weather, with several cars failing from mechanical issues.
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Tribune
Rmond. Fie
L. J. Bergdoll
Benz
E. Cedrino
Fiat
Bergdell
Cedrine
Cluhouse
Daytone
Christie
W. Gould Brokaw
Hotchkiss
Kingston
E. B. Blakeley
Cleveland
J. Laughlin
Thomas
R. W. Buckler
Allen Kingston
Sepower Allen
Robert Lee Morrell
Samuel W. Rutier
Fred Wagener
Meyers Reinstated By Metropolitan AAU Committee
The Metropolitan AAU reinstated sprinter Dan Meyers after a June 1926 suspension for competing at an unregistered meet. The Buffalo commissioner's and Edward Reinecke's urging led to a thorough review. The Central YMCA of Brockport team also restored after accusations of fielding unregistered squads. Sheridan injuring his arm keeps him out. Hillman goes on military duty. Porter and Bromilow unavailable. A replacement roster includes Thomassen for Porter, Sedley for Hillman, and Walther for Bromilow as the Metro team departs New York for Philadelphia conference action.
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Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Sately Meyers
Buffalo
Meyer
Buffalo C
Déward Reinecke
Central Young Men's Christian Association of
Mrockitz
Mastic J. Sheridan
H. L. Hillmen
EF. Porter
Joseph Bremilew
Metropelitar Association
Bool
Middle Atlantic
Asgocistion Et Philadephia
Hillman
Porter and Bromiliew
Sheridan
Jit W. Thomassen
Twentd Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Howard Gould Elevated To Vice Commodore Of Columbia Yacht Club
The Columbia Yacht Club elected Howard Gould owner of the Niageta as vice commodore at West Seth Street and the North River. Commodore Charles A. Starnuck was re-elected and presided. New officers include commodore Charles J. Simmons and secretary George R. Branson. Reports show the club flourishing and races planned with prison a manumiet suggested for various events.
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Bhowers Gould
Columbia Yacht Club
West Seth Street
North River
Charles A. Starnuck
Charles J. Simmmons
George R Branson
James Stewart
John H. McIntish
Frank Lewis
Derby
Frederick
Long Race Continues in New York to Paris Drive
Logan Iowa reports the American Thomas car completed 1500 miles in the New York to Paris contest arriving after 168 miles from Ogden. Driver Montague Roberts aims for Omaha but delays force a night halt. Nevada Iowa notes an Italian car covering 99 miles, with St Chaffray awaiting Cedar Rapids departure due to a broken spring. Chicago notes Moto Block trail the leaders and Protos delayed by steering issues at Chesterton.
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Logan
Iowa
Thomas
New York
Paris
Ogden
Montague Roberts
Omaha
Nevada
St. Chaffray
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Ieaders
Protos
Chesterton
Ind
New Alliance Formed Between U S Amateur Groups
John J. Dixon announced articles of alliance between the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States and the Amateur Athletic Federation of Canada. The mail vote to sever Canadian ties was nearly unanimous, with Dr. George J. Fisher the sole dissent, as Canadian plans to bar U S athletes in Canada were rejected.
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John J. Dixon
Amateur Athletic Union
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Amateur Athletic Federation of Canadas
Canadian Amateur Athletic Union
George J. Fisher
Young Men's Christian Association
Loongbeat
Green
Coley
Marsh
Amateur Athic Federation of Canada
Board of
of the
Canada
Amateur Athletic Federation of Canada
Athleticspot
Amate Athletic Federation of Canada
Alliance
A. A. F Oen
Athaner
Elizabeth Club Clinches Series in Athletic Bowling League
Elizabeth Club swept all three games from New York Athletic Club to push toward the championship with a 1,488 pin effort and high team averages. Roseville Association won three straight from Jersey City, but remains 8 games behind despite strong pins. Standings show Elizabeth leading, Roseville second, New York third with last series left to decide title.
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Elizabeth Club
New York Athletic Club
Roseville Athletic Association
Jersey City Club
Roseville
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Bowlere
New York
York
Pope
Jersey City
Crum
Olozaga
van Ness
Wood
Garrison
Lataister
Elizabeth Hoseville
Well Known Football Man Dead
Matthew McClung a celebrated football player and referee died in Jeliet Hb from blood poisoning caused by an infected tooth. A Lehigh graduate of 1692 he was in demand as a referee of major games and known for fair decisions. He was about thirty six years old.
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Tribune
Johnstown
Penn
Matthew McClung
Jeliet
Lehigh
McClung
Yale Crews On the Water For Outdoor Start
The Yale rowing squad begins its outdoor season with its first session on the harbor. Two of six varsity eights and all nine freshman crews took to the water today as the team resumes practice under new season conditions.
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Telegraaph
The
Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Records Fall in Tank at Madison Square Garden
Two swimming records were broken at the Motor Boat and Sportsman's Show in New York. Charles M. Daniels of the New York Athletic Club swam 126 yards in 1 min 15.9 sec, beating his own record by three seconds. Henry J. Handy of Chicago swam 75 yards backstroke in 6 4 2 5 sec, beating the old mark by two seconds. Daniels and Handy planned relay clashes, while Miller of the United States Lifesaving Corps dominated early heats. The show highlighted boats, motors, and new craft such as adjustable hunting cabins and a versatile motor canoe amid growing motor fever.
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Charles M. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
Henry J. Handy
Chicago
G. Robert
Daniels
Friedlander
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Mantell
Pion
Passion Mansell
Handy
J. Kennedy
New York Normal School
Kennedy
Andy
Garden
Tomorre W. C. Miller
Inwood Division
United States Lifesaving Corps
Miller
W. Spielberger
Rockaway
Tiger
Edgecombe
B. C. Leonard
Central Valley
C. J McCarthy
Boston
E. J. Mills
Brooklyn
Heaths
Fie
Autoists Meet: AAA Board Addresses Good Roads Plan
The American Automobile Association board met at 437 Fifth Avenue. Officers and state reps discussed new memberships, expanded clubs, and a Buffalo convention to discuss roads and touring. European touring aid and a national lobbying push for federal registration were highlighted, with Pittsburgh hosting the next meeting.
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American Automobile Association
Association
Fifth Avenue
William H. Hotchkiss
George E. Farrington
F. H. Elliott
J. D. Thompson
Racing
Frank B. Hower
Robert P. Hooper
Coad Roads Board
Lewis R. Speare
Boston
Edward Kneeland
Pittsburg
8. L. Haynes
Springfield
Paul M. Wolff
Isaac Starr, Jr
Philadelphia
George A. Post
Paterson
N. J
Jonn P Coghlin
Worcester
Mass
Giles H. Stilwell
Syracuse
Automobile Club
Vermont
West Virginia State Association
Delaware Automobile Association
Automobile Club of
Hawaii
California State Automobile Association
Virginia
Kentucky
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Victor Breyer
Paris
France
Europe
M. Breyer
Automobile Club of France
Buffalo
United States
Springfield Autofile Club
Maser
Channes Ry
Legislative Committee
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Washington
Suetve
Congress
Terry
New Beginning
Pittsburg Automobile Club
Wanderers Lose Close Season Finale to New York Club
The Wan derers Hockey Club fell 3 to 2 to the Hockey Club of New York at St Nicholas Rink in the season finale. Wanderers ended the Amateur Hockey League without a win, yielding few moments of quality play and missing several scoring chances. Bryan scored twice for the visitors, with German also contributing for Wanderers as Ellison guarded the net. Referees were William Dobby and S Kennedy. time halves ran twenty minutes.
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Wanderers Hockey Club
St. Nicholas
Hockey Club of
New York
Crescents
Half Moon
Wanderers
Woods
Ellison
Hamley
Johnson
Bryan
Keefe
Ruggles
Gus Hoernfeck
du Freene
Ruggies
Johnsen
du Fresne
German
Gus Hornfeck
Elitsen
Dna
Gorham i Hornie
William Dobby
Crescent Athletic Club
S. Kennedy
Bert Mackenzie
Ditgbough
First foal of season born at Hambure Place Kentucky
Edward and Joseph Madden announce the arrival of a bay colt by Vice Commodore from Silicon at Hambure Place Lexington. The foal is a half-brother to Silke winner of the Kentucky Futurity last year and marks the season's trotting foal debut.
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the Tribune
Lexington
Edward
Joseph Madden
Hambure Place
Silicon
Commodore
Silke
Racing at New Orleans Rex Handicap victor Jack Atkin
In New Orleans on a crowded day Jack Atkin proved more than a sprinter by taking the Rex Handicap over one mile and a furlong, drifting from six furlongs to win by a neck over Odd Honesty. Angelus finished well back. Glorifier and Yankee Girl followed. Time 1.43 1 3. The card included several races with long lists of runners and winners, led by Atkin’s strong finish as a 6 to 1 shot.
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Jack Atkin
Angelus
Odd Honesty
Yankee Girl
Glorifier
New York
Shirley Rossmore
Goldproof
Artenette
Lee
Tony W
Koerner
Serena
Netter
Leonsra
Harena
Grace Gunn
Shane
Ear
Surrey
Wheatbread
Notter
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Tartar Maid
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Ogbent
Dandy Dancer
Balla
Louise K
Hastr
Maske
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Tilekilns
Lexington Lady
Finesse
Maria
Peace
Tersaveo
Juggier
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Prince Hampton
Severus
Sateszaw
McCaher
St. Tarte
Hans
Hostile Hypsen Algo
Eine
Lady Esther
Miss Strome
Heeray
Heya! Ben
Hannibal Bey
Catherine
Chamcelier
Coruscate
Jack Wit
George Reiley
Jenry
Plowaway
Herbert
Samlice
Football managers to meet in Philadelphia later this month
The Central Board of officials of the football rules committee will convene in Philadelphia toward month end, gathering East and South college managers to interpret rules and select a list of football officials.
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Philadelphia
Central Board
Football Rules Committee
Yale Awards Insignia For Intercollegiate Champions
The Yale insignia committee now honors winners in golf, lawn tennis and gymnastics with insignia, previously numerals. Basketball gains same recognition as hockey, soccer is now officially recognized, and members may wear numerals. The Y U 3 Pf may be adopted and the gymnastic champion award was revoked.
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Tribune
New Haven
Yale University
Gymanest
Hoppe Defeats Demarest in 2400-Point Billiard Match
Willie Hoppe the professional defeated Calvin Demarest the amateur champion 253 to 100 in the opening block of their 2400 point billiard match in Chicago. Hoppe, at 18.1, prepares for Jake Schaefer while Demarest plays at 14.2. Also noted is a humorous tale about rivalry of opera house managers over tenor singers and a mention of Burke Jenkins as the author for next Sunday's Tribune.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Calvin Demarest
Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Demarest
Barberelli
Opera House
Burke Jenkins
Lee
Tribune
Wanderers and Victoria Hockey Teams Cancel Saturday Match
Word from the St. Nicholas Rink reveals the Wanderers and Victoria of Montreal cannot travel for Saturday’s planned game. Arrangements were made, and hockey followers face disappointment. A later date is possible with March 17 mentioned as a potential reschedule.
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Wanderers
Victoria
Montreal
Maren 17
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