Crescents Win Title With 7–1 Victory Over NYAC
Crescent Athletic Club captured the Amateur Hockey League title by defeating New York Athletic Club 7 to 1 at St Nicholas rink. Brooklin stars dominated, with rapid passing and finishing, while NYAC’s defense kept the score close early. Lifiton, Shirreff, and Broadfoot starred for Crescents as they sealed the championship, though a rematch with St Nicholas looms next Tuesday.
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New York Athletic Club
St. Nicholas
Crescent Athletic Club
St .Nicholas Hockey Club
Brooklin
Mercury Foot
Crescent
Mercury
Crescents
Castleman
Winged Font
Broadfoot
Soniy G
Shirrer
Russell
Dalton
Liffiton
Brophy
Shirreff
Shiebder
Dobby
Mills
Half Moon
New York
Bury
Peabody
Lang
Lifiton
Brew
Att Palten
Vieman
O'Flynat Ber
Liffito
Debby
Leer
Tork Athier
Ockes
George Ste
Mortimer Bishop
Athier
Healers
French Athletes Visit New York Athletic Club Dinner
Washington Hall architect hosted a dinner at New York Athletic Club in honor of Silas H Jenkins and A Van der Ende representing the Athletic Club of Paris. Speakers included Bartow S Weeks Jerry Mahoney HF Lyons Charles Burnham and Daniel F Cohalan. They urged transfer of American methods to boost French track and field and hinted Paris may send a team here next season.
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Washington Hall
New York Athletic Club
Silas H. Jenkins
A. van der Ende
Athletic Club
Paris
France
Bartow S. Weeks
Jerry Mahoney
HF. S. Lyons
Charles ¥. Burnham
Daniel Fo Cohalen
Ttte
Conn
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van der Ende
HILLMAN AND HASKINS MATCHED
Captain J T Mahoney of the New York Athletic Club arranged a premier indoor race for Mercury Foot games at Madison Square Garden. Guy Haskins, champion of the intercollegiate half mile and mile, will race Harry L Hillman of NYAC in a 69 yard indoors contest. J P Taylor was expected to run but cannot indoors this season. The matchup targets a possible new indoor record.
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J. T. Mahoney
New York Athletic Ub
Mercury Foot Organization
Madison Square Garden
Guy Haskins
Harry L. Hillman
New York Athletic Club
J. P. Taylor
Mahoney
Haskins
Westeyan University Allows Summer Baseball for Pay
In Middletown Conn on March 5 the student body voted 11 to 47 in favor of permitting university baseball team members to play summer baseball for remuneration The motion was debated by alumni members Caneerr of the baseball team spoke in support while Professor Richolson secretary of the faculty opposed it The vote reflects student opinion on the proposal ahead of the summer season.
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Middletown
Conn
Westeyan University
Timne
Mamend Munson
Caneerr
Tenon
Richolson
Fiat Cyclone sets new world speed record on Florida beach
Ormond Fla March 5 E Cedrine driving the 60 horsepower Fiat Cyclone sped over three hundred miles of beach in 4 hours 63 minutes 4 seconds to claim a new world record averaging over 77 miles per hour. The race featured four cars with Christie and Renault close behind. mechanical troubles and a dramatic finish highlighted the event as Cedrine led Renault by 14 minutes at the third circuit and narrowly won.
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the Tribune
Cedrino
Christie
R. G. Kelsey
Renault
M. G. Bernin
E. B. Blakely
Fiat
Bernin
Drino
Kelsey
Handy Badly Beaten At Madison Square Show
At Madison Square Garden last night Charles M. Daniels defeated Henry J. Handy in a special 11 yard match race and set a 4 1 2 foot tank record with 56 15 seconds. Handy then surpassed his own 1 yard breaststroke mark of 1 18 1 5, shaving three fifths of a second to reach about 1 17 2 5. The New York Athletic Club water polo team beat an all star lineup 4 to 0, with Manley and Hanley scoring, while Arthur Holden delivered a thrilling dive. R C Leonard set a single handed ball casting record of 137 feet. Stuyvesant High School led Public School Athletic League team shooting with 224, ahead of Manual Training with 234.
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Madison Square Garden
Charles M. Daniels
Henry J. Handy
Chicago
Daniels
Handy
H. James
Bath Beach Swimming Club
New York Athletic Club
Hanley
New York
Manley
Arthur Holden
Kennedy
R. C. Leonard
Central Valley
E. B. Rice
R. J. Held
W. C. Miller
Voluntary Life Saving Corps
Miller
Stuyvesant High School
Public School Athletic League
Commercial High Schools
Brooklyn
Stuyvesant
Halpin Named Olympic Team Manager for London
The American Olympic Committee decided at a private Hotel Astor session that Matthew P. Halpin will manage the US squad in London this year. A trainer will accompany the team, chosen as Mike Murphy of the University of Pennsylvania. Protests from the Irish American Athletic Club and Robert Edgren were reviewed, but the action stands. Local committee members present included Caspar Whitney as chair, with Luther H. Guttek, Bartow S. Weeks, Gustavus T. Kirby, Juan W. Curtiss, and James E. Sullivan. absentees were Joseph B. Maccabe and Everett C. Brown.
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Matthew P. Halpin
London
Hotel Astor
Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Michael ©. Murphy
Caspar Whitney
Luther H. Guttek
Bartow S. Weeks
Gustavus T. Kirby
Juan W. Curtiss
James E. Sullivan
Joseph B. Maccabe
Boston
Everett C. Brown
Chicago
Autos Pushing Along in New York to Paris Race
Reports from Schuyler Denison and Chicago show multiple entrants in the New York to Paris auto race progressing at slow speeds or halted. The Italian car reached Denison after a mud obstacle and crowds greeted its arrival, while the French No. 2 car remained in Chicago awaiting departure. Other entrants race toward Fremont and San Francisco aiming to reach Alaska by March 22, or by the Seattle steamer on April 1.
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Neb
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Omaha
Roberts
Grand Island
Denison
Towa
Vail
West
Chica
Fremont
San Francisco
Alaska
Seattle
Green Seal Ties Track Record in Fair Grounds Race
Green Seal equalled the mile and a sixteenth track record with a 1:45 2/5 win in the fourth race at the Fair Grounds New Orleans March 5. Tie clocked the first mile in 1:38 3/5 as Ramida and Banida were also notable entries amid strong betting and a poor start. Marie Abe, riding 124 pounds, won the two year old scramble. Other races featured strong performances by Mondella Ramida and Lady Vincent among multiple contenders.
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Maree Abe
Lee
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Roseburg II
Guy Fisher
Fescutcheon
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I. W. Murphy
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Mc—Cahey
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Sumter
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Queen's Souvenir
Stoneman
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Goldmate
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Miss Ferris
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Mulcahey
Warner Griswell
Teo Beach
John Smul
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Lady Alicia
Army car stuck in mud near Atchison Kansas
A Studebaker carrying a message from General Grant in New York to Fort Leavenworth became mired in mud five miles south of Atchison Kansas at noon yesterday after remaining stuck all night. The incident blocks the route as authorities assess recovery options.
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Atchison, Kan
Studebaker
Grant
New York
Fort Leavenworth
Championship Swimming Dates Announced by AAU
The Amateur Athletic Union lists the championship schedule across venues in Chicago Pittsburg and New York from March 17 to March 27. Events include back stroke breast stroke diving and water polo with senior and junior divisions and entry closes one week before each meet with Bartow Weeks chairman at 21 Warren Street New York City.
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Amateur Athletic Union
T[llinois Athletic Club
Chicago
Chicago Athletic Association
Oakland Athletic Club
Pittsburg
East Liberty Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
New York
Bartow
National Championship Committee
Warren Street
New York City
Slosson Wins Second Game in Balkline Series
George F. Slosson defeated F Cassignol, the French billiardist, by 4 to 46 at Slosson's Academy last night, taking a 2 game lead in the ten game balkline tournament.
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George F. Slosson
F Cassignol
Slosson
Academy
Brooklyn Football Club Wins on Muddy Marquette Oval
On a muddy field at Marquette Oval Brookyln football eleven of the steamship Mauretania played a return match. The sailors had beaten a prior time but lost five goals to one. Goals came from I Agar J Smith W H Stiles G Sillette A Latham. Referee Watts. Brooklyn linesmen A Browne J Thompson. The Brooklyns will play Cres cent Athletic Club at Ray Ridge tomorrow and other local matches follow.
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Marquette Oval
Brooklyn
Mauretania
Brooklyns
Garganaee Mauretania
W. Metcalf
Orme Swale
Ema
Radene
Bailey G. Gillett Muyler
University of Pennsylvania
Haverford College
Haverford
Penn
Cross Country Run Indoors At Army Regimental Games
The 22d Regiment indoor athletic games at the armory on March 17 feature a three mile cross country style run. Open to Amateur Athletic Union clubs with teams of four and five entrants. Notable clubs include New York Athletic Club, Irish-American Athletic Club and Pastime Athletic Club.
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22D
Armory
6&Th Street
Broadway
Amateur Athletic Union
New York Athletic Club
Irish-American Athletic Club
The
Pastime Athletic
Lub
Old Time Turf Queen Ida Pickwick Dies in Foaling
Lexington March 5 J E Madden loses his mare Ida Pickwick a valued thoroughbred by imp Mr Pickwick out of Ida K by King Alfonso She died foaling a bay colt by Migrain Ida Pickwick age twenty known in Western turf with forty four wins and 45515 dollars in turf earnings.
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Tribone
Lexington
J. E. Madden
Ida Pickwick
Imp
Newark Bay Club Wins Odd Game In Bowling Series
The Newark Bay Club defeated the Columbia Club in the final game of an Athletic Bowling League series last night on Newark Bay alleys. Newark Bay led from the start to win 994 to 963, Columbia then won the second game by about forty pins, and Newark Bay reclaimed the lead in the third to win by forty one. Individual scores show Borer 143 178 180, Rohdenburg 77 169, Gontana 182 142 127, Lessing 168 171, Jaeger 170 159 185, Applegate 178, Griffith 178 179 202, Schultze 0 150, Dwyer 181 183 233, Hartzell 182. Totals 1000 842 935. Totals 863 881 894. Standing of the clubs lists Elizabeth 27-22-1088, Jersey City 18-22-0S, Roseville 24-15-1018, Montclair 16-2-11668, New York 23-16-1065, Columbia 15-24-3, Newark Bay 20-19-660, Passaic 13-2-1018. Turf and Field Club officers: Perry Belmont president, General Brayton Ives vice-president, John E. Cowdin treasurer, E. C. Lamontagne secretary, H. A. Buck assistant secretary. new members Harold H. Weekes, Gordon Knox Bell, Ford Huntington, James A. McCrea. Andrew Carnegie gifts Beloit College $6,000 on condition Beloit raises 314,000 more to secure a promised gift of 900,000 from Joan D. Rockefeller. $0 remains to be raised.
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Columbia Club
Newark Bay
Columbia
Borer Ccaeenan
Rohdenburg
Gontana
Lessing
Jaeger
Applegate Itons Griffith
Schultze
Dwyer
Hartzel Be
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Montclair
New York
Passaic
Windsor Arcade
Perry Belmont
Brayton Ives
John E. Cowdin
E. C. Lamontagne
H. A. Buck
Harold H. Weekes
Gordon Knox Bell
Ford Huntington
James A. McCrea
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Ivanhoe
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Beloit
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Beloit College
Joan D. Rockefeller
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