Defeat for Haskins by Hillman at New York Athletic Club
Hillman of the New York Athletic Club defeated Guy Haskins, intercollegiate champion, in a special six yard race at the annual indoor games in Madison Square Garden. The crowd packed the Garden as Hillman sprinted by Haskins on the last lap to win by a yard in 1 minute 20.13 seconds. The program featured a dead heat in the half mile handicap and other events, with Yale and Cornell runners prominent and records set in several races.
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Erry Hillman
New York Athletic Club
Guy Haskins
Madison Square Garden
Hillman
Haskins
le Roy Frantz
Princeton
J. B. Halstead
Cornell
Halstead
James E. Sullivan
Frantz
Runef
M. Kirgassof
Yale
Cso
Juages
Kirgassoff
James ™. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Lieu
D. Rob 2d
Hopkins
N. A
Dartmouth
Robbins
Military Athletic League
Eschman
Fecon
Sedler
Frank
Bacon
F C. Smithson
Portland
Armstrong
Smithson
Althoach Robbins
Butler
James S. Mitchel
McGrath
J.J. Hines
Melvin Sheppard
Shep
Berner
Lep
Sheppard
Becker
New York
Witcher
Carnnell
Amherst
Dan Kelly
Portland Flyer
Kelly
Ore
Ar¢ Desh Shandicap
Ty B Hopkins
Bleitein
Ty D. Robbins
A. Sherman
D. Robbins
BR. Hopkins
H. E. Mackenzie
Baird
Short
C. Sileiz
G J. Merz
Barker
Athle
Harry Hillman
Public School
Pataf J. Bacer
Athletic Club
C. J
William Baker
L. King
G. Butler
N. Sue Dartmouth
L. Stevens
B. Agave
E F. Bloodgoot
Standardization Advances At Licensed Automobile Makers Meet
The mechanical branch of the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers met in its first session of the year reporting progress on standardizing parts. A new standard for adjustable rods and yoke ends was adopted for 3 8 5 16 1 2 and 7 16 inch sizes. Uniform redesign of levers as a modified I beam was approved to aid interchangeability. The rim standardization was deferred pending market decisions on clincher vs demountable rims. Dr Charles Edward Lucke spoke on alcohol as engine fuel, noting readiness limits due to carburetor and ignition tuning. Officers were unanimously re elected: A L Riker chair Locomobile. Coker Clarkson secretary. Henry Souther metallurgist. H E Coffin joint Thomas Detroit Company chair of the test committee.
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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 Reports From Wyoming to Nebraska
The Thomas car led the New York to Paris race into Hanna Wyoming, pressing on toward Rawlins after clearing heavy snowdrifts. The Italian Zust reached North Platte after 137 miles from Grand Island and moved toward Julesburg, chasing the American machine. In Marshalltown the De Dion car’s shaft was replaced and the driver hopes to resume. The German car from Iowa likely stalled near Clinton, while Moto Bloc was shipped from De Kalb for repairs and to rejoin the race.
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Julesburg
Col
Omaha
Neb
Chaffray
Marshalltown
Clinton
Iowa
New York
Paris
Crescent Beats St Nicholas In Narrow Hockey Thriller
In a fast tight game Crescent Athletic Club edged St Nicholas Hockey Club 6 to 5 at the St Nicholas Rink. Dobby Courtney and Liffiton led Crescent with four and two goals, while Kennedy, Wilder, and Gordon helped press the attack. Souther and Lang stood out for St Nicholas as the teams traded scoring chances throughout a crowd-energized contest.
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Crescent Athletic Club
St. Nicholas Hockey Club
St. Nicholas
St.B@pholis
Souther
Wilder
Gordon
Putnam
Rover
Crescents
Shiebler
Kennedy
Brooklynites
Half Moon
Dobby
Hayward
Liffiton
Lang
Thompson
O'Flynn
Shirreff
Nets
James Fenwick
New York
Athletic Club
B. Phililips
Hockey Club
Red White
New York Athletic Club
Perch
DT Hockey Club
Wanderers Hockey
Philadelphia Cricketers Win by Eight Wickets in Bermuda Series
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia beat Bermuda by eight wickets reversing last year’s result. Bermuda posted 71, Philadelphia 132, rain softened the pitch overnight, Bermuda could manage only 98 in the second innings, H V Hordern took 13 wickets and scored 29 and 15 not out. England lost the final Test to Australia in Sydney, Australia leading 4-1 in the five-match series.
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Bermuda
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
Bermudians
H. V. Hordern
MacDonough
W. Mifflin
L Perot
England
Australia
Sydney
Lipton Cup Ocean Race Planned by Brooklyn Yacht Club
The regatta committee announces an open 325 mile ocean race for sailing yachts not exceeding 100 feet in length for the Lipton Cup. Entry closes June 15 with a measurement certificate. start is July 4 at Gravesend Bay, with prizes for second to fourth place and a committee steam yacht trailing the course.
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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 Bay
Cape May
N. J
Thomas Lipton
Regatta Committee
Murray Street
New York
Athletic Meet Results Show Yale, Cornell Dominate Events
Numerous track and field events at a New York athletic meet featured top finishers from Cornell, Princeton, Harvard, Princeton, and the New York Athletic Club. Highlights include relay wins by Cornell and New York clubs, close finishes in distance events, and high jump returns with Porter of the Irish-American club taking the handicap event.
Notter Leads in New Orleans as Hasty Agnes Triumphs
Notter rode Hasty Agnes to victory at the Fair Grounds earning jockey honors by a neck over Merrick in the Wildfire Stakes. Merrick, fresh from two California derbies, was sent here for the Crescent City Derby this Saturday, shaking up the betting. Other winning mounts included Robin Hood and Ottoman, with Koerner also securing two wins.
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New Orleans
Notter
Fair Grounds
Hasty Agnes
Robin Hood
Ottoman
C. Koerner
Merrick
California
Chapultepec
Ruling On Cable Match Representation For Colleges
Walter Penn Shipley, president of the Franklin Chess Club, refutes any college representation limits for the American team in the cable match. He clarifies rules allow native players and bona fide students, without restricting universities, as seven colleges unite though five may be on the March 21 team.
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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 the Navy crew will be without midshipman Douglass captain of last year's football team and holder of the academy strength record this year as he suffered a fractured rib in wrestling a day or two ago his absence leaves the crew with a weakened lineup for forthcoming contests
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the Tribune
Annapolis
Navy
Douglass
Naval Academy
City Council Passes Racing Information Ban Over Veto
In Los Angeles on March 10 the City Council approved an ordinance to prevent publication of horse race information and betting details, overriding Mayor Harper's veto.
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Los Angeles
Harper
New Use for the Auto in Army Dispatch Tests
A prominent auto expert lauds the Studebaker run from New York to Fort Leavenworth bearing General Grant’s message as a milestone in dispatch bearing. The test highlights motor cars as reliable war vehicles, capable ambulances, and superior to French and German cars in roadability, with debates on armor and protection for future war use.
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Studebaker
New York
Fort Leavenworth
Grant
Greece
Marathon
Athens
Howard
Miles
United States Army
Governor’s Island
Kansas
Mercury
Gunners Lead Field In Bergen Beach Trophy Shootout
John H. Hendrickson former national champion won the Frederick J. Stone trophy leg at Bergen Beach Gun Club with 89 of 100, breaking 43 of 50. Prizes awarded to I M Palmer Jr G H Kouwenhoven John Martin Frederick Truax and A Lindley among 50 plus marksmen. Separately Slosson defeated Cassignol in billiards 22 3 in 17 innings to lead 397 17 average to 131 17.
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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
Bergen Beach Gsun Club
Frederick Truax
North River Gun Club
A. Lindley
Montclair Gun Club
George FE. Slosson
Firmin Cassignol
Slosson
Academy
Cassignols
STONE
Hi. Hendrickson
Bergen
F. B. Stephenson
E. Westha
L. M. Palmer Jr
Devver
Hodgman Ae
K. Kemset
E. Hendrickson
W. R. Mater
Kouwenhoven
Bala
Ant Ss. Medler
E. W. Reynolds
Crawford
R. Simpson
R. Schoeverling
Dr. Burtis
Elfes
A. Serrmour
I. McClave
Reynolds
R. B. Crawford
Truax Er
Hanter
T. McClave
Drever
L. M. Palmer, Jr
Dearne
Westhall
H Hendrickson
Pelham
Hackenschmidt to Exhibit at Grand Central Palace Box Office Tops 1000
Conclusive proof of wrestling’s appeal in New York came as Georges Hackenschmidt’s exhibition tickets opened at noon at the Grand Central Palace. By 5 pm more than 1000 dollars in tickets were sold and orders for small blocks from out of town poured in. Hackenschmidt will wrestle with partners and show his muscular development, with preliminary bouts for small purses among local wrestlers. An Amateur Athletic Union approved amateur may appear. He tours Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore next week before a Boston appearance. He begins training for a world title match with Frank Gotch in Chicago on the night of April.
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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 Moves to Fox Hills Links
The Staten Island annual golf championship shifts to Fox Hills in June from October, lasting three days with a 15 hole medal round and a 26 hole handicap finale. Regular course opens April 11 with three contests and prizes of exceptional value. Oakland Golf Club plans its annual meeting March 13 with nominations for president, secretary, and two year board seats.
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Staten Island
Fox Hills
Oakland Golf Club
John B McDonald
M. M. Graham
G Arnold
R A Cc. Smith
G L. Shearer
Yale Baseball Schedule Changes Reported by Manager
Yale's baseball schedule was revised by manager James Thomtom. Trinity will play April 1 at Yale Field, Manhattan College date moved to March 2, season opener now set for March 21 against New York University. April 2 remains open after Springfield Training School declined. Also, a Bowling League series between Roseville Athletic Association and Elizabeth club teams was postponed to Monday.
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New Haven
Yale
James Thomtom
Trinity Toll-Ge
Manhattan
Yale Feld
Springfield
New Yorks University
Roseville Athletic Association
Elizabeth Club
Elizabeth
Clauss
Tie
Ane
National Bowling Association
Rochester
Probing Baker's Death at Bogota Inquest
Coroner Iverrand opens inquest into Walter F. Baker death after a night in Brown's chophouse and an automobile ride. embalming of the body by William F. Riccardo questioned as coroner warns against embalming before official review. testimony focuses on Baker's health history and family deaths.
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Trinune
Hackensack
Coromer Iverrand
Ridgewood
Aot
Walter F. Baker
Boston
Frank
Bogota
Brown
Broalwa
Hard
George W. Youngs
Est
Premer Ann Lees
Ridgefield Park
William F. Ricirdo
G M. McFadden
Baker
Hurds
Lees
McFadden
de Hurds
New York
Charles F. Adams
Hurd
de McFadden
Ricardo
Faiden
Foster
Dell
Koester
Stoking polishers end strike in Quincey meeting
In Quincey Massachusetts workers who had been on strike for fifteen hours return to work tomorrow morning after a marathon meeting. The stoppage ended with a deal and workers resume duties at the plant.
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Quincey
Mass
Mareh
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Clinton Ave
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de Kalb
Crescent
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Young Men's Christian Association
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R. W. Hitchcock
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L. Bangs
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J. Bredmus
Crockett, Koch
Sediey
Rane
de Selding
Sam Liebgold
E Payne
Northwestern Athletic Club
F.C. Bellars
J. N. Eisele
Charles Muller
Mohawk Athletic Club
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H. A. Girney
Boston Athletic
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Shane
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Speleht
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No Quarter
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Albert Starane
Masson
Apt
Ea Kane
Manwic
Sone
the Thorn
Queen's Souvenir
Miss Mazzoni
Dee Listerinee
Beraud, Jr
Wes
Bucket Brigade
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