Amateur standards and Olympic hopes in England talk
The piece debates global amateur definitions for Olympic eligibility, praising England's stance while noting fairness concerns. It surveys cricket rowing athletics cycling tennis football rugby fencing golf and more, urging uniform standards and stronger enforcement to prevent professionals from competing as amateurs. It also covers American fund-raising, track team selection, and reforms to basketball rules.
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British Olympic Committee
Tours
Amateur Rowing Association
Football Association
Golf Clubs Seek Early Tournament Dates Across New Jersey
Metropolitan sanction granted to Garden City Golf Club Wokagyl Country Club and Shinnecock Hills Golf Club as early planning begins for season events. Other clubs including Lakeweed Morris County Nassau Englewood and Baltaste prepare for amateur and open championships with the Country Club of Atlantic City and Pax Hills considering fall events. Fox Hills lists five former national champions among its roster.
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Wokagyl Country Club
Shinnecock Hills
Lakeweed Country Club
Morris County Golf Club
Nassau Country Club
Englewood
Baltaste Golf Club
New Jersey
Country Club of
Atlantic City
Metropolitan Golf Association
Lakewood
Morris County
Pax Hills Golf Club
Forest Hill Field Club
George Turnbull
Highland Golf Club
Knollwood Country Club
Chess Team Candidates For Sir George Newnes Trophy
Twelve names released by the Brooklyn Chess Club cable match committee as candidates for the American team to face Great Britain in the Sir George Newnes trophy, to be played Friday and Saturday. The list includes John F. Barry Eugene Delmar Albert W. Fox Hermann Helms Albert B. Hodges Clarence Howell Frank J. Marshall Mordecai Morgan Jackson W. Showalter Herm an G. Voigt and George H. Wolbrecht. Only ten will compete as teams are limited to that number, with Marshall and Showalter in doubt. Marshall plans to be in Germany during the match and Howell will play in London.
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America
Great Britain
George Newnes
John F. Barry
Boston
Eugene Delmar
New York
Albert W. Fox
Washington
Hermann Helms
Albert B. Hodges
Staten Island
Clarence &. Howell
London
Brooklyn
Frank J. Marshall
Mordecai Morgan
Philadelphia
Jackson W. Showalter
Georgetown
SS L. Stadelman
Herman G. Voigt
George H. Wolbrecht
St. Louis
Marshall
Showalter
Germany
S Howell
Pullman Forty Defeats All in Long Island Auto Club Run
In the Re Cent Economy event, the Pullman Forty topped every water cooled car as the Long Island Automobile Club staged its race. Photo credit Spooner and Wells.
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Pullman
Long Island Automobile Club
Spooner & Wells
Gould Wins Metropolitan Junior Cross Country Title
W Gould of Navier Athletic Association won the junior cross country championship of the Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union over a six mile Long Island City course in 31 minutes 10 seconds with 91 starters. Pastime Athletic Club captured the team prize with 61 points, Mercury 64 second, Mott Haven 3 third, amid mud and a disputed short course. Finishers included B Mann, Becceles, J Gilbert, P F Lorz, J P Edwards, and many more from Pastime, Mercury, Mott Haven, Trinity, and Star clubs.
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Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union
Star Athletic Club
Long Island City
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Mercury Athletic Club
Mott Haven Athletic Club
Trinity Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Pas
Baxter Athletic Association
B. Mann
Becceles
J. Gilbert
Mott Ham Athletic Club
PF. Lorz
Mohawk
J. P. Edwards
Pastime Athleticab
J Holmes
F. P. Devlin
A. Hayden
Masterson
J. J. Farrell
New York Athletic Club
T. F. Dwyer
Northwestern Athletic Club
T. O'Connor
H. Smith
W. Foster
J. Kelly
G. Taylor
Ats
KE. Kisby
J. Dowd
Mercury Athletic
Crescents to face St Nicholas in bid for undefeated run
Amateur Hockey League action at St Nicholas Skating Rink features Crescents meeting St Nicholas Hockey Club as the present champions seek to extend their perfect record. Half Moon and New York Athletic Club clash earlier, with Toronto University visiting Crescents on Saturday in a marquee Canadian showdown.
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Crescents
St. Nicholas Hockey Club
Brooklyn
Half Moon
New York Athletic Club
Brookliynites
Hockey Club of
New York
Winged Footmen
Toronto University
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Canada
Crescent Athletic Club
Ottawa
Montreal
Shamrocks
Ottawas
Wanderers
Senators
Phillips
Open Letter Opposes Governor Over Gambling Legislation
George W. Miller writes to Senator Davis criticizing Governor Hughes for opposing racing and breeding industries and for claiming lawmakers have violated the constitution. He argues the Legislature, not the executive, must define penalties under Section 9 and accuses the Governor of insulting the state’s officials.
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Andrew Miller
George A. Davis
Senate Judiciary Committee
Agnew-Hart
Mr. Miller
Hughes
Legislature
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Thomas car arrives in Cheyenne from New York to Paris race
Cheyenne reports that the American Thomas car reached noon today with E Linn Matthewson of Denver set to drive to Ogden Utah. In Omaha repairs on the Italian entry delay its departure until tomorrow, while the first French car remains in Iowa and the second French and the German machine are in Illinois.
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Paris
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Denver
Ogden
Utah
Omaha
Iowa
Illinois
Buffalo Club Loses Tie Advantage In Glidden Trophy
Revised AAA tour rules for the Glidden trophy introduce a runoff if two or more clubs tie, ending Buffalo Automobile Club's long tied-holding cushion. Previously the Buffalo club could retain the trophy in a tie, but the new format requires on-road playoff between tied contenders.
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Yale Crew Prospects Holding Early Picks
The Yale crew committee may name most seats early as training moves from gym to harbor. Five of eight seats are settled with Griswold at stroke and Captain Ide, Howe, Miller, Godley, Rice, Graham, and Auchincloss in the lineup. Coach John Kennedy trials contenders to replace veteran Howard Boulton with Griswold or others vying for the stroke seat.
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Elizabeth Leads Athletic Bowlers in Final Week Standings
The Elizabeth club tops the Athletic Bowling league with 27 wins and 12 losses, three times Roseville. Roseville must face Elizabeth at Roseville to decide the title while New York, Seville, and Passaic trail in averages. Individual leaders include Lauss of Elizabeth at 189.142 and Al West at 187.27, with Elizabeth dominating team honors’s high scores.
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Hartzel
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Lowis
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Schlereth
Ligter
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al Lissing
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Rhewark Bay
Columbi
Os Passaic
Lois
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