Hillman Edges Haskins In New York Athletic Club Race
Hillman of the New York Athletic Club defeated Guy Haskins, famed intercollegiate half mile and cross country champion, in a feature indoor 1200 yard race at Madison Square Garden before about seven thousand spectators. The race ran to Hillman by a yard as Haskins led early and Hillman surged late, with the crowd roaring and Hillman setting a modest time well behind the indoor record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erry Hillman
New York Athletic Club
Guy Haskins
Madison Square Garden
Hillman
Haskins
Hiltman
le Roy Frantz
Princeton
J. B. Halstead
Cornell
Boyd
Halstead
James E. Sullivan
Frantz
M. Kirgassoff
Yale
Kirgassoff
James ™. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Colegians
D. Robins
B. Hopkins
N. A. Kerman
Dartmouth
Robbins
Eschman
Econ
Sedley
Pacon
Frank
Bacon
American Athletic Club
F.C. Smithson
Portland
Armstrong
Smithson
Butler
Ofrom
M McGrath
Les
James S. Mitchel
McGrath
J. J. Hines
Melvin Sheppard
Shep
Bersxer
Sheppard
Becker
New York
Witcher
Vale
Carmel
Amherst
Dan Kelly
Portland Flyer
Kelly
Ore
Bleitein
D. Robbins
B. Hopfeet
A. Sherman
Mackenzie
Baird
Short
G. J. Merz
Barker
Irish-Amer Club
Wonnan
Guy Hashed
Public School
Melvin W. Shepperd
Irish-American Athletic Club
Regiment
Forest Smithson
L. King
Yele
Wendy G. Butler
N. Sherman
L. Stevens
Kienes
E. F. Bloodgood
Standardized rods and levers set at auto makers meet
The mechanical branch of the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers met to approve standard sizes for a three eighths, five sixteenths, one half, and seven sixteenths inch rods and a uniform modified I beam lever. Debate on rims deferred, and Dr. Charles Lucke discussed alcohol as a fuel with cautions on universal adoption. Officers were unanimously re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
Association
Association of Licensed
Charles Edward Lucke
Columbia University
Lucke
Dr. Locke
A. L. Riker
Locomobile Company
Coker F. Clarkson
Henry
New York to Paris Race Updates From Western Stations
The Thomas car led the New York to Paris race into Hanna Wyoming marching through heavy snowdrifts and leaving at five to reach Rawlins for the night. Zust car from Italy reached North Platte Nebraska then pushed on with aim to overtake. Lt Chaffray repaired the De Dion and hoped to resume in the morning at Marshalltown Iowa. German entry left Clinton Iowa likely stalled, Moto Bloc moved from De Kalb for repairs and return to continue the race.
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Julesburg
Col
Omaha
Neb
Chaffray
Marshalltown
Clinton
Iowa
New York
Paris
de Kalb
Crescent Kings Edge St Nicholas In Tight Hockey Duel
In a dramatic late finish Crescent Athletic Club defeated St Nicholas Hockey Club 6 to 5 at the St Nicholas Rink. Dobby scored early, Liffiton added two, Souther, Kennedy and Shirreff contributed for Crescent. Souther and O’Flynn matched, with Putnam and Gordon also prominent for the St Nicholas side. Putnam was penalized twice late. the Crescents held on as the season’s unbeaten Half Moon team. Referee William Russell presided with officials from New York clubs.
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Crescent Athletic Club
St. Nicholas Hockey Club
St. Nicholas
St. ‘Hyplas
Souther
Wilder
Gordon
Putnam
Rover
Crescents
Shiebler
Kennedy
Brooklynites
Half Moon
Dobby
Hayward
Liffiton
Lang
Thompson
O'Flynn
Shirreff
Nets
Liffton
Crescent A
St. Nicholas H.C
Lang Nee Conone
Hayward O'Flynn
Pap Carruthers
Hockey Club
Red White
New York Athletic Club
Tetas Wanderers Hockey
Philadelphia cricketers win by eight wickets in Bermuda
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia beat Bermuda by eight wickets after a first innings lead of 144. Bermuda scored 71 in the first innings, Philadelphia 132, and 98 for Bermuda in the second. H V Hordern starred with bat and ball, while Captain MacDonough and S W Mifflin also contributed. The team sailed home yesterday. England loses fifth test to Australia in Sydney, Australia wins four of five tests.
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Bermuda
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
Bermudians
H. V. Hordern
MacDonough
S. W. Mifflin
M L Perot
England
Australia
Sydney
Lipton Cup Ocean Race Plans Issued by Brooklyn Club
The regatta committee of the Brooklyn Yacht Club outlines conditions for a 325 mile ocean race for sailing yachts under 100 feet. Entry closes June 15 with measurement certificate. boats must be cruising craft with safety gear and two anchors. Race starts July 4 from Gravesend Bay to Fire Island and Cape May and back, with one class and Gravesend Bay rules.
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Edson B. Shock
W. H. Griffin
J S. Bradley
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Gravesend Bay Yacht Racing Association
Gravesend
Cape May
N. J
Thomas Lipton
Regatta Committee
Murray Street
New York
Athletic meet results across New York clubs and colleges
At a multi event meet in New York venues, Princeton, Cornell, Harvard, Yale and other colleges competed in relays, sprints, distance runs, throws and walks. Winners included Cornell in the college mile relay, Irish American Club and New York Athletic Club in team relays, and J B Halstead of Cornell in hurdles. Handicaps and times are listed for events such as the eight hundred eighty yard run, one mile walks, and the fifty six pound weight throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
New York
W. B. Conners
Princeton University
Cornell University
A. T. White
R. Shattuck
M. Smith
A. M. Stearns
Amherst
CC. M. French
J. Carpenter
R. W. Hitock
R. I. Hurlburt
L Bangs
Harvard University
Co. C. Lilue
J. Bredmus
New York Athletic Club
Crockett, Koch
Sediey
Hillman
al Boston
Foster
Ran
de Selding
Witcher
Sam Liebgold
Brooklyn Central Young Men's Christian Association
E. Payne
Northwestern Athletic Club
F. C. Bellars
J. L. Eisele
Cheries Muller
Mohawk Athletic Club
Clark
Cuayler Presbyterian Sunday School
Gordon School
H. F. Porter
Notter top jockey at Fair Grounds with Hasty Agnes wins
At New Orleans Fair Grounds March 10 jockey Notter rode Hasty Agnes to victory in the Wildfire Stakes and finished with two wins including Robin Hood and Ottoman. Merrick, coming from California after derbies, spurred Crescent City Derby talk as Chapultepec faded as prohibitive favorite.
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New Orleans
Notter
Fair Grounds
Hasty Agnes
Robin Hood
Ottoman
C. Koerner
Merrick
California
Chapultepec
Chess ruling for cable match details college representation
Walter Penn Shipley, Franklin Chess Club president and referee, interprets the deed of gift rules for the cable match. American colleges Columbia Harvard Yale Princeton Corneil Brown Pennsylvania have debated team representation with seven colleges uniting though five will join the March 21 American team. Shipley states rules require native country players who are bona fide students within five years of matriculation, with no specified university limits.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Walter Penn Shipley
Franklin Chess Club
Philadelphia
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Corneil, Brown
Pennsylvania
England
Mr. Shipley
Louis J. Wolff
Cable Match Committee
Shipley
Douglass Out of Navy Crew After Injury
Annapolis March 10 Midshipman Douglass captain of last year’s football team and holder of the Naval Academy strength record will be absent from the Navy crew this year after suffering a fractured rib in wrestling a day or two ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Annapolis
Navy
Douglass
Naval Academy
Council OKs race and betting ban over veto
Los Angeles City Council passed an ordinance to stop publishing information on horse races and betting, overriding Mayor Harper's veto last night.
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Los Angeles
Harper
New Use for the Auto in War Dispatches Test
A prominent automobilist notes the Studebaker race from New York to Fort Leavenworth carrying General Grant's message marks a peak in army dispatch bearing. He traces progress from Greek runners to horse, bicycle relay, telegraph, and railroad, praising the automobile as a premier wartime vehicle and ambulance potential.
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Studebaker
New York
Fort Leavenworth
Grant
Greece
Marathon
Athens
Howard
Miles
United States Army
Governor’s Island
Kansas
Gunners Dominate at Bergen Beach Meet for Stone Trophy
John H. Hendrickson, former national champion, won the Frederick J. Stone trophy at Bergen Beach Gun Club, breaking 43 of 50 targets and totaling 89 of 100. I M Palmer Jr of Crescent AC led merchandise prizes with 87, G H Kouwenhoven 86, John Martin 78, Frederick Truax 77, A Lindley 74. Over fifty marksmen participated. In billiards, George Slosson defeated Firmin Cassignol 68 to 22 at Slosson's Academy, with Slosson posting 397 17 to Cassignol 131 17 after a brisk 17-inning match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hendrickson
Frederick J. Stone
Bergen Beach
Hendrickson
I. M. Palmer, Jr
Crescent Athletic Club
G. H. Kouwenhoven
Bergen Beach Gun Club
John Martin
Frederick Truax
North River Gun Club
A. Lindley
Montclair Gun Club
Uie
George Fef. Slosson
Firmin Cassignol
Slosson
Academy
Cassignols
Hackenschmidt exhibition tickets sell fast in New York
Conclusive proof of wrestling's popularity in New York, Georges Hackenschmidt opened ticket sales at Grand Central Palace, selling over 1000 dollars worth by noon. He will wrestle with partners, pose, and feature local amateur bouts while highlighting his physique.
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New York
Georges Hackenschmidt
Grand Central Palace
Hackenschmidt
Amateur Athletic Union
Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Frank Gotch
Chicago
Staten Island Golf Championship Move to June at Fox Hills
The Staten Island annual golf championship moves from October to June and will be held over Fox Hills links for three days. It opens with an 18 hole medal play qualifying round, offers cups for two sixteens and beaten eights in both divisions, and ends with a 26 hole medal play handicap. Regular course access begins April 11 with three contests set for prizes of exceptional value. Oakland Golf Club annual meeting in this city March 18 nominates John B McDonald for president and M M Graham for secretary, with G Arnold R C Smith and G L Shearer named to the board of governors for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Fox Hills
Oakland Golf Club
John B McDonald
M. M. Graham
Yale Baseball Schedule Changes and Open Dates
Yale moves games to Yale Field with Trinity College April 1 and Manhattan College March 23, adjusting from March 25. Open slots include April 2 with Springfield Training School unable to accept. Season opener remains March 21 against NYU. Also notes bowling league series between Rosel Elizabeth club, with scheduling shifting to March 16.
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New Haven
James Thornton
Trinity College
Manhattan College
Yale Field
Springfield Training School
Yale
New Yorks University
Elizabet Club
Elizabeth
Thement Assue
Arcept
He Becau
Claway
Bowling Associati
Inquest Opens Over Walter F Baker Death At Bogota
Coroner Ridgewood presides in Hackensack as inquest into Walter F Baker's death continues after an embalming dispute. Witnesses including Dr G H McFadden and Dr Charles F Adams testify about heart and kidney illness and a double dose embalming before the coroner’s view. Undertaker Ricardo admits embalming against warning, claiming hurried shipping to Boston. Proceeding resumes tomorrow afternoon.
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Hackensack
Ridgewood
Walter F Ton
Frank H. Hurd
Bogota
Brown
Broadway
Hurd
George W. Young
Coromer
A. de Lees
Ridgefield Park
William F. Ricido
G. H. McFadden
Baker
Henny Tel
Leet
McFadden
de Hurds
New York
Charles F. Adams
DE McFadden
Ricardo
Toead
Coronet
Koester
Ete
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Entien New York A. C. Games
STARS
H. L. Hillman
Thoma
Thomas
Detroit
F. C. B. Buffalo
Used Car Department
H. P
Packard—Nodel
Harry S. Houpt Company
St. & Broadway
Clinton Ave
Newark
Crescent
Philadelphia Cricketers
Meelick
Derby
Tony W
Koerner
Tom Holland
Brussels
Pinion
Intervene
Irrigator
Miss Hapsburg
Lillian Ray
John Hall
Ollie
Speleht
Dispute
Hank
Tony Sr
Font
Lady Almy
Sumter
Nazimova
Ferris
Meadow Green
Leibert
Merrigo
Agnes Wood
Lady Pink
Lady Sassak
Escuta
Miss Searcy
Rose of Castile
Embay
Lady Seahorn
Maria
Gowanga
Come On Sam
Flynn
Cablegram
Minot
Dubei
Spion
Minnehaha
Bertmont
Killochan
Clifton Forge
Firebrand
Woodsow
Toboggan
Harold
Dorothy Duncan
Draculum
Powers
Toy Boy
Cocksure
Miss Streme
E. T. Shipp
Ace High
Don Q
Hannibal Bey
Airship
Belle Strome
Haughty
Fay
Land Breeze
No Quarter
Workmaid
Hancock
Miss Ferris
Gilfain
L. Smith
Daring
McCahey
John McBride
King Cole
Bonart
George Bailey
Lacadie
Punky
Geor Vivian
Betsy Binford
Conde
Gold Way
Louise MacFarilan
Minder
Ethel Chancellor
Pinsticker
Devout
Grenade
Paragon
Bergen
TONE
J. H. Hendrickson
Stephenson
E. Westhall
L. M. Palmer Jr
Hodgman
Hemsen
Hunter
R. Ropes
R. Sehneider
Reynolds
SR. Benford
R. Simpson
Schoevertlir
Dr. Burtis
J. Elias
A. Seymour
H Stace
L. McClave
Reynolds Prize
Simpson
Palmer
Damron
Westhall
F. Pelham
Roseburg
Arionette
Anne McGee
Lee Law
Alice Ie
Prowler Club
Red Mill
McCabe
Fryesbush
Wausau
Milo
Raimondo Ros
Mandteap Temaceo
Isekeins
Cocksure Wees
Pedro
Rae
Miss Delaney
Hawkama
Roxane ST Smith
McAtee
Bertie
Tim Kelley
Albert Star
Roji
Les Massonay
Kane
Mannie
Queen's Souvenir
Miss Mazzoni
Reraud, Jr
Probing Baker
King Granite
Quincy
Mass
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