New York Ath letic Club Triumphs In League Clash
The New York Athletic Club defeated the Hockey Club of New York 6 to 1 at St Nicholas Rink in the Amateur Hockey League clash. The win leaves NYAC tied for second with the St Nicholas Club, while the Crescents lead the table. Castleman and Dillabough starred for NYAC, with Coolican netting two goals for the Hockey Club. Bryan scored the lone goal for the Hockey Club as Ellison faced the onslaught with limited goal support.
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New York Athletic Club
Hockey Club of
New York
St. Nicholas Rink
Einers
St. Nicholas Hockey Club
Hockey Club
Wanderers
Crescents
Brophr
Broadfoot
Castleman
Rover
White
Brophy
Dillabough
Victorias
Montreal
Bryan
Harmon
Warmon
Dilabough
Dalton
Coolican
McKenzie
Russell
Keefe
Toulton
Ellison
Alten
Hamley
Lime
Dillabaugh
Ldiliabourdi
Peabody
Inet
Nicholas Hockey Club
Pha
New Jerk Athletic Club
A Wanderers Hockey Club
International cable chess match opens with American lineup
The tenth series between the United States and Great Britain begins in New York as Americans face handicaps due to the absence of Showalter Rampton and Marshall. Nine players are named with Barry Hodges and Voigt slated for top boards, while three reserves are listed, as British changes accompany the event.
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J W. Showalter
Georgetown
W Rampton
Philadelphia
New York
Marshall
Germany
Great Britain
George Newnes
J. F. Barry
Boston
A. W. Fox
Washington
H. Helme
A. B. Hodges
Staten Island
Bameo
H. E. Atkins
J. H. Blackburne
J. 3. Blake
A. Burn
T. F. Lawrence
Rev. W. C Palmer
G. W. Richmond
G. A .Thames
G. EF. Wainwright
W. Ward
Blake
Palmer
Thomas
Dr. H. Holmes
Lee
KR. P. Michell
Freaklyn Chess Club
Thomas Jefferson Building
Court Square
Brooklyn
Hotel Savoy
Thames Embankment
London
London Chess Club
S B. Whittenden
S. H. Cragg
R. F P. Messiter
J. J. Spowers
Brooklyn Chess
Ists
Slosson Wins Seventh Game in Balk Line Match
George F. Blosson defeated Firmin Caseignol, the Frenchman, 60 to 22 in the 14.2 balk line billiard tournament at Slosson’s Academy last night. Blosson played twenty two innings with strong earning and high runs, while Caseignol showed steady defense and errors marked throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Blosson
Firmin Caseignol
Slosson’s
Academy
Cassenol
Wren
Wesleyan to Play Here After Rutgers Dropped
NYU football management announced Election Day game with Rutgers was dropped after Rutgers demanded a higher guarantee. The date will likely be filled by Wesleyan, a stronger rival than Rutgers, with alumni in New York. Also notes on gymnasts, Princeton-Yale comparisons, baseball practice at Berkeley Oval, and early rowing workouts on the Harlem River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Rutgers
Wesleyan
New England
New York
Middletown
Dartmouth
Yale
Princeton
Berkeley Oval
New Haven
Harlem
Navy Men on Diamond Ready for Army Revenge
At Annapolis coach Dave Fultz puts nearly fifty midshipmen through two hours of fielding and tryouts as Navy resumes baseball. Last year’s team, though eligible, was weak in pitching with Van Auken Lamphier and Meade as leading candidates. Veterans Hambsch Lamphier Meade Van Auken plus Dague and Battle headline the returning roster. new hopefuls include Julian and Scott. First game set for March 7.
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The
Tribune
Annapolis
Dave Fultz
Naval Academy
Navy
Army
West Point
van Auken
Lamphier
Meade
Hambsch
Stiles
Bacon
Gill
Strickland
Lange
Battle
Dague
F. Harris
Jones
J. Harris
Lombard
Purnell
Pashley
Julian
Scott
Pitcher
Yountakah Golf Club Opens Season With Match Schedule
The greens committee at Yountakah Country Club leads the county in golf announcements for the season. Team matches are planned with Nutley and other clubs, with May 2 marking the home opener against Ridgewood Golf Club and a May 9 visit from Hackensack Golf Club. The schedule features changes to start times for Saturday and holiday foursomes, new member contests, and trophies offered by William J. Berg and L. Magie. The season opener is Memorial Day with an 18-hole medal play qualifying round, and the club championship rounds are listed with May 2, May 9, May 16, May 23, June 13, and June 20 dates. Also noted are current matches in the annual club championship with Kirkby, Wood, Pierce, and Lard advancing to semi-finals.
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Greens
Yountakah Country Club
Nutley
Ridgewood Golf Club
Yountakahah
Hackensack G Golf Club
Yountakah
Braves
North Jersey Country Club
Willian J. Berg
L. Magie
R. A. Greene
Hackensack Golf Club
North Jersey
Hackensack
Ridgewood
Hackenschmidt and Gotch Championship Set for Chicago
W W Wittig arranged the April 3 title bout at Dexter's Pavilion Chicago. The Illinois Athletic Club invited Hackenschmidt, signaling a major event with a block of 100 seats reserved for female relatives. Hackenschmidt, a multilingual civil engineer, plans a Lusitania rope skipping routine for exercise ahead of public demonstrations at Grand Central Palace after arriving in New York.
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W. W. Wittig
Georges Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotch
Dexter's Pavilion
Chicago
Illinois Athletic Club
Hackenschmidt
London
Ruselan Lion
Lusitania
New York
Grand Central Palace
New York Paris Race Cars Report From Cheyenne and Nearby
In Cheyenne Wyoming and Omaha Nebraska reports on the New York Paris race describe the Thomas car passing 45 miles from Bitter Creek and arriving earlier, the Zust arriving after 19 hours from Paxton, and other cars De Dion Protos and Moto Bloc with locations Marshalltown Clinton and St Giraffray, noting travel hours and distances.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Thomas
New York
Bitter Creek
Cheyenne
Zust
Paxton
Omaha
Neb
le Grand
Iowa
St. Giraffray
Protos
Marshalltown
Towa
Clinton
Horses Furnish Frolic At Broadway Riding Show
A spring equestrian fete at Tichenor Grand Riding Academy on Broadway and 1st Street drew a crowded audience. Miss R Howe won a potato race on horseback while polo between Invincibles and Tichenor Grand ended 4 to 2. Grand entrée featured thirty couples led by George Mills. Mrs Edward De Crenen won the jeu de barre with a silver cup. six performing horses from Hipnodrome supplied thrill. Other acts and events filled a long programme including coaching, basketball, high jump and a steeplechase.
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Tichenor-Grand Riding Academy
Broadway
1St Street
Miss R. Howe
Invincibles
Tichenor Grand Company
Tichenor-Grand
James Cooley
Tarry Guthrie
Jack Wilmerding
Tichenor Grand
George Mills
Edward de Crenen
Etoile
Venilla
Hipnodrome
A. de Cernea
Sidney Wyne
W. Grimwood
Josephine MckKay
Helen Sample
R. Howe
Wilder
Georgie Whitcomb
M. Gardner
George Mil V
Jockeys in a Bad Spill at Fair Grounds
Three jockeys Kenny Leibert and Hoffman fell at the start of the seventh race as mounts stumbled. Hoffman was painfully hurt. Weather clear track fast. Results for all seven races listed with winners, weights, and times. Junetime, Belleview and Elaine lost their riders.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Kenny
Leibert
Hoffman
Ben Trovato
McCaher
Alonby
Powers
Rose of Pink
Minder
Tyme
Vohoonie
Gracchus
McAllister
Denigre
Braden
Martius
Reticent
Itrolian
Minnehaha
Deshon
Jack Mantilla
A Muller
Flynns
Colloquy
Jacobite
iNottery
Goldproof
Ida May
Infanta al
Spion
Cahey
Whote
Royal Ren
Henrys
Lord Dixon
Sumter
S“s.quagsca
Daring
Marsh Redon
Cablegram
Lafayette
Gillain
Jack Bratton
Cappima
Alonso
Crafty
Wild Irishman
Seiling
Hooray
Senna
Esecond
Green Seal
Henry
Plantard
Belle Scott
Duke of Sangamon
Koerner
Ottoman
Notter
Mattard
McCahey
John Smutski
Ternus
Lemon Girl
Flights
Amberjack
Belview
Elaine
Belleview
Athletic Bowling League ends season with close finishes
Six of eight teams completed play as New York A&M won at Jersey City while Montclair dropped two at Columbia. Newark Bay beat Passaic at home, leaving Elizabeth vs Roseville to close the schedule. New York tops with 24 wins, Newark Bay second, Montclair and Columbia tied ahead of Passaic.
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Athletic Bowling League
New York Athletic Club
Jersey City
Montclair Club
Columbia Club
Newark Bay Club
Passaic
Thies
Elizabeth
Roseville
New York
Newark Bay
Montclair
Columbia
Arnold
Clute
NEW York A &M
Jersey City Club
Breen
Eee
Lameter
Sherwood
Garrison
Adams
R. Schiereth
Meyer
Collara
Bayonne
Jaeger
Dwyer
UR Perry
Harper
Santana
Olsen
Iso
Sherlock
Hoboken
Rohdenburg
Thomson
Lessing
Appiegate
Shotwell
Behultze
Lewin
Hartzel
Lockwood
STO
Elizabeth Sh
Pacine
York
Montola
Cocks Bill Hearing Stirs Interstate Auto Power Debate
Washington hearing before the House Judiciary Committee debated federal control of interstate auto travel enforcement. Rep Cocks proposed a national license and registration, but Wisconsin Rep Jenkins argued it would encroach on state police powers. NY officials urged federal driver licensing to curb speed mania, while Savannah hosts race entries and club incorporations amid growing auto racing plans and regulatory tightening in Paris with stricter driver penalties.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Judiciary Committee of
House
Representative Cocks
New York
Charles T. Terry
American Automobile Association
Judiciary Committee
Representative Jenkins
Wisconsin
W. H. Hotchkiss
F. H. Elliott
R. A. Field
Long Island Automobile Club
G. A. Batchelor
H. Benedict
Schenectady
Appersons
Acme
Lozier
Stearns
Apperson
Pennsylvania
Hotchkiss
Thomas Flyer
Benz
Matheson
Greyhound
Chicago
Savannah
Rochester
Savannah Automobile Club
Frank C. Battey
J. J. Bouers
Arthur W. Solomon
W. B. Stephens
Ormond Beach
Robert Lee Morrell
Automobile Club of America
Ormond
Morrett
Bernin
Renault
Paris
Racing Renewed In Cuba At Almendares Track
A sixteen day horse racing season opened at the new mile track at Almendares Station near Camp Columbia. The event, the first since 1902, is run under the Cuban Racing Association and a half holiday was declared in all government departments by order of Governor Magoon.
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Havana
Almendares Station
Camp Columbia
Cuban Racing Association
Magoon
Yankees Lose First Game In Atlanta
The New York Americans fell 5 to 3 to the local team in Atlanta, marking their first loss of the games report.
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Yankees
the Tribune
Atlanta
New York Americans
What Is Going On Today in New York City
A dense schedule lists religious talks, club meetings, free museum admissions, and lectures across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Notable events include Rev William Carter at Paradise Lest for the Female Guardian Society, a Walk on Current History by Miss Janet Richards, and a Post Parliament Club gathering. Free lectures at Board of Education sites showcase topics from early art in Asia to rural England and the Aerial Ocean, with numerous public schools hosting illustrated talks by educators and scholars.
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William Carter
Paradise Lest
Female Guardian Society
Plaza Hotel
Universalist Women's Alliance
Church of Our Father
Brooklyn
Janet E. Richards
National Society of United States Daughters of
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Gardens
Century Theatre Club
Hotel Astor
New Yorker
Woman's
Waldorf-Astoria
Thirteen Club
Pierrepont Street
Hampton Institute
Mendelssohn Hall
William M. Ivins
People’s Institute
Cooper Union, & P. m
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
West 3Th Street
Patria Clay
Savoy
New York Genealogical and Biographical Society
Weat Osth Street
Board of Education
Wadleigh High School
Lixth Street
Seventh Avenue
Ernest F Fenollosa
India
China
Japan
R Cornelius Raby
Texas
Dominick, Clark and
Broome
George Donaldson
West Indies
No Street
Frank J. Belcher
England
Broadway
Academy Street
Vermilyea Avenue
Emberson E. Proper
Petroleum Industry
127Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Henry L. Cargill
Avenue A
77Th
Ben M. Jaquish
Suffolk
Rivington
Winnifred H. Cooley
Golden Gate Country
West Side
West Sith Street
Anna Y. Reed
Our Country
Young Men's Benevolent Association
East Broadway
Benjamin C. Gruenberg
169Th Street
Third Avenue
J. Newt Gray
Mosholu Parkway
Briggs and
Bainbridge Avenues
Bedford Park
Frederick Campbell
Fordham Avenue
Main Street
Ity Island
James B. Carrington
Anthony and
Tremont Avenues
Williiam I. Scandlin
Beaumont and
Cambrelong
Herbert Bridgeman
Hudson—Fulton
Jerome Avenue
Robert Immerton
Our National Forests
Sth
T. John Oswald
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Cafe Martin
Luchow
14Th ST
Stuyvesant
Vienna Artist Orchestra
Cafe Lafayette
Old Hotel Martin
University Pl
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Withanerien
Music Cavanagh’s
124Th St
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Ronowsky
Vienna
Engel
Herald Square Hotel
Music
A la Carte
34Th St
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Cafe de
L’elysee
Must Marlborough
Llers’ Co
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Alster Aling Am
Reid
Madeira
Naple Bertolinis Palace
Unriva
Waples
Naples
Stresa
Santa Lucia Hotel
Parker's Hotel
Apts
St. James & Albany
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Maggiore
Simpson Road
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L “Uttes Manant Hotel de Luxe
O. Dubois
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LK Warner
Sensatio
Kubelik
Ma Sothern
Toire
Lord Pu
Mwatinef
Momew
Sam Bernard
Daly
Nan Ta Ae
Cress & Dayne Hagkett
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Colonial Mat
Alhambra
JOE Weber'svenings Ltd
Mats and Mat
Xew Circle
Kolb
Don't
Alice Leouved
Tendon Fire Brigade
Bert Lestie & Co
Fifth Bay
Frank Pegarty
Minnie Seligman
Wm. Bramwell
Mason-Keeler Cosinioning Grenadiers
Muse Coronatior
Mercury
BLE Chess Today
America
St. Paul
Marquette Oval
C. Watts
Watts
Smith
G. Throne
A. McAusland
Brooklyns
W. Bules
H. Cross
Slosson
Fultz
Pinehurst
N. C
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
Warren K. Wood
Homewood
L. D. Pierce
Woodland
Allan Lard
Kirkby
Wood
Pierce
Lard
J. D. Foot
Apawamis
John E. Porter
Alleghany Country Club
N.S. Hurd
Pittsburg Country Club
O. P. Clay
Cleveland Country Club
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Porter
Hurd
Clay
Ofllinois A. C
Wyoming
Intervens
Simcoe
Swain
Serend Poedaligo
Ail Red
Trier
John Hall
Uy Fisher
Transform
Grotto
Bonnie Kelso
Nigger Baby
Silverton
Clear Hock
Scantling
Javotte
Jos
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Nottert
Mondella
Walshi
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Tilekilns
Tea Seaf
Ethel Carr
Meadow Green
Linda Lake
Sussex
Alvolar
N.Y. A.C
Congress
Cuba
Elling
Tenorette
Little Mose Trappe
Mique
Y Brien
Gloriole
Ime Meena
Sir Cyril
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Amada Unipire
Brown Thistle
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Risk Ee Eeesees
Containaers
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Ben Rose Wee
Padrone
Royal Chance Ee
Spunky
Field Marshal
Mequiddy
Wild
Rishian
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Phil Finch
Lady Esthe
Heine
Orphan Lad
Dr. MecCluer
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Bucket Brigade
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Lady Almy
Bunrida Awee Firmanent
Os Ea Kane
Lexington
Lady Rhinestone
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Caroline ID
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Rickey
Topsy Robinson
Meadow
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Robin “Hood
Les Miss Strome
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Rae
Mlasman
Lady Erhel
Tivolini
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Larsen
Tania
Terry Tor
Tebe Anhe
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Crane
Ashton Stevens
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Garrick
Geo Mat
Goodwin Cine
Clyde Fitch
44Th St
Madness
Balzac
Pa M. Porter
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland Ker
Lyceum Theatre
Hippodrome
Aida
Erma Eames
Kirkby- Tamm
Caruse
Scotti
Plancon
Muhimann
Perrart
Harocem
Luz Borgstaller
Fanny Aftserarian
van Re Biasgriz
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Perier
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Pacco
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Hugh
Rus
ALVE
Millet Tilace Lopp
Mt . Dufranne
Arden
Gerville
Dufranne
Gilanelt-Galterri Arimor
GENEE
Liberty Heatre
Mabel
Taliaferro
Polly 2
New Amsterdam
Stree
Bwar
Herby Winaw
Mats
David Belasco
Warfield
Bland
Se Mat
Amy Man
Carnegie Walt Wikem
Symphony Society
Walter
Damrosch
arvEnne
ASTOR
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Ammerstein
EVA Tanguay
A & Ash
Wallace
Mercy
Rox AY
DEWEY
Coloneae Bellf
Academy OF Music
Faversham
East
May Spoomer
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