Crescents Win Title in Brilliant Hockey Duel
Crescent Athletic Club defeats New York Athletic Club five goals to one at St Nicholas rink to reclaim the Amateur Hockey League title. The Brooklen squad showed speed and precision, while Mercury Footmen struggled with finishing. Lifiton and Shirreff scored for Crescent, with Broadfoot standout for New York.
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French Athletes Toured by New York Athletic Club
Washington Hall hosted a dinner at the New York Athletic Club for Silas M. Jenkins and A. Van der Ende of the Paris Athletic Club. The aim was to spark French interest in track and field, with leaders Barrow S&S Weeks Jerry Mahony H S Leons and Charles Burnham sharing advice. Daniel Fo Cohalan spoke for other athletes, hoping American methods will help Paris develop a competitive team and perhaps send a full squad with Van der Ende as cycling champion to New York in fall or next spring.
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Hillman and Haskins Matched for Indoor 880 Yard Race
Captain J T Mahoney of the New York Athletic Club arranged a premier indoor match at Madison Square Garden between Guy Haskins and Harry L Hillman for the 880 yard contest. The pair, evenly matched, are seen as strong contenders to break the indoor record, with J R Taylor stepping aside due to seasonal racing limits.
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Westleyaneens Vote For Summer Baseball Pay
Middletown Conn March 5 By a 17 to 7 vote the Westleyaneens student body supports allowing university baseball team members who play summer baseball for remuneration. The meeting of undergraduates sought student opinion on the issue with Professor Nicholson opposing.
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Fiat Cyclone sets world speed record on Florida beach
E Cedrine driving the 60 horsepower Fiat Cyclone powered over three hundred miles on Ormond Beach in 3 hours 6 minutes 44 seconds to establish a new world record. He averaged over 77 mph, beating Nazzaro's 70.8 mph from the last Grand Prix in France. Four cars started with Christie and Renault finishing close behind Cedrine. A Fiat magneto issue and two mechanical troubles affected others as Cedrine led through the 96 miles of racing and completed 300 miles in record time.
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Handy Badly Beaten By Daniels In Madison Square Show
At the Motor Boat and Sportsman's Show in Madison Square Garden Charles M. Daniels defeated Henry J. Handy in a 1 meter yard match race, setting a new 4-foot tank record of 56.15 seconds. Handy later lowered the 1 yard breaststroke record to 1 minute 17.6 seconds, shaving three-fifths of a second from his own mark. The New York Athletic Club water polo team beat an all star lineup 4 to 0, with Manley scoring twice. Additional features included a long-distance ball casting record of 137 feet by R G Leonard, and a 60-yard swim by W C Miller in 51.15 seconds. High school marksmen from Stuyvesant topped by Manusl Training in team shooting.
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Halpin Named U S Olympic Team Manager for London
The American Olympic Committee inert unanimously upheld Matthew P Halpin as manager for the London Olympic team enduring athlete protests from the Irish American Athletic Club and Robert Edgren. A trainer position was created with Mike Murphy of the University of Pennsylvania chosen to accompany the squad.
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Autos Push Along in New York to Paris Race
Reports from Schuyler Nebraska Denison Iowa Chicago and Cedar Rapids detail the progress of the New York to Paris automobile race contestants. The American Thomas car from Omaha reached Schuyler at 6 40 pm then headed toward Grand Island. The Italian car from Vat arrived Denison after four hours to cover nine miles amid mud and public support. The De Dion unit rested in Cedar Rapids for repairs while in Chicago the French No 2 car awaited departure plans. All contestants aim to reach San Francisco to secure a boat to Alaska by March 22 with a backup May 1 Seattle passage.
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Green Seal Equals Track Record At New Orleans Fair Grounds
Green Seal won the fourth race at the Fair Grounds in 1:45 2-5 for a mile and a sixteenth, equalling the track record. Barrida finished second after a poor start. Banida faded. Marie Ahe carried 124 pounds to win the two year old scramble. The card featured several races with favorites and longshots across one mile to seven furlongs, with multiple runners named as notable contenders.
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Championship Swimming Dates for AAU Events
The Amateur Athletic Union announces the championship schedule with dates in March for senior and junior races across Chicago Pittsburg and New York clubs plus events in back stroke breast stroke diving relay and water polo. Entries close one week before events with Bartow Weeks at 21 Warren Street New York City.
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Army car stuck in mud near Atchison Kansas
A Studebaker bearing General Grant's message to Fort Leavenworth became mired five miles south of Atchison Kansas at noon today after remaining stalled overnight. The vehicle was en route from New York and the incident delayed duties but caused no injuries.
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Another Game for Slosson in Balkline Series
George F. Slosson won the second game against French billiardist F. Cassignol in the 182 balkline tournament at Slosson's Academy last night, the match ending in a 4 to 4 tie.
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Brooklyn Football Club Triumph Over Mauretania Eleven
On a muddy Marquette Oval Brooklyn’s football eleven defeated the Mauretania sailors by five goals to one in a return match. Goals credited to Agar, J Smith, WH Stiles, G Isidette, and A Latham. Referee Watts. linesmen A Brown and J Thompson. The Brooklyns next meet the Crescent Athletic Club at Bay Ridge.
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Indoor Cross Country Run Highlights Regiment Meet
The 22d Regiment indoor athletic games at the armory on March 17 feature a three mile cross country style event. Open to Amateur Athletic Union clubs, teams of four with five entered, scores from four. Likely participants include New York Athletic Club Irish American Athletic Club and Pastime Athletic Club.
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Old Time Turf Queen Dead in Lexington Mare Ida Pickwick
J E Madden lost to day his valuable thoroughbred mare Ida Pickwick by imp Mr Pickwick dam Ida K by King Alfonso She died while foaling a lusty bay colt by Migrain Ida Pickwick was twenty years old and was known in her racing days as queen of the Wastern turf She won forty four races and $45515 on the turf.
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Newark Bay Club Wins Odd Game in Bowling Series
The Newark Bay Club edged the Columbia Club in a three game series on their alleys last night. Newark Bay won game one 994 to 63 after leading throughout, lost game two to Columbia by about forty pins, then won game three by forty one pins after taking the lead in the second frame. Individual scores include Rohdenburg 178 and 157, Lessing 142 and 100, Applegate 170, Haurtzel 108, Schultze 185, with totals for Newark Bay 842 and 995 for Columbia. Standings show Columbia 27 wins 13 losses, Newark Bay 20 19. Turf and Field Club officers were elected at Windsor Arcade with Perry Belmont president and General Brayton Ives vice president. Also notes Beloit College receiving 5000 from Andrew Carnegie conditioned on raising 4000 to match a 4000 gift pledged by Joan D. Rockefeller.
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