New York Athletic Club Rout Hockey Club in 6–1 Final
New York Athletic Club defeated the Hockey Club of New York 6 to 1 at St Nicholas Rink in the Amateur Hockey League finale. The win ties NYAC for second with the St Nicholas Club, while Wanderers finish last. Castledman stood in for Brophy at rover as Dillabough filled Castleman’s rover role. Final standings list Crescent as leaders, with NYAC and St Nicholas tied for second, HC New York third, and Wanderers last.
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Manderems Hocker Club
Brooklyn Chess Team Faces British Match In London Meets
The American chess squad prepares for the international cable match against Great Britain for Sir George Newnes's trophy amid missing players. Nine named, with three reserves, practices in Brooklyn as British side undergoes changes before events at the Savoy Hotel and nearby clubs.
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Teenagetown
W. Rampton
Philadelphia
Bote
New York
J. Marshall
Germany
Great Britain
George Newnes
J. I Bkarrs
Boston
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Washington
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Prooklyn Chess Club
Thomas Jefferson Building
Brooklyn
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Hotel Savoy
Thames Embankment
London
London Chess Club
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S H. Cragg
R. P. Messiter
J. J. Spowers
Brooklyn Chess Iibe
George F Blosson Defeats Firmin Caseignol in Balk Line Fight
George F Blosson defeated Firmin Caseignol of France in the 14.2 balk line billiard tournament at Slosson's Academy last night by 22 to 0 after 22 innings. The Student played strongly, finishing the game with a high run and solid averages in a tight, lengthy match.
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George F. Blosson
Firmin Caseignol
Slosson
Hieh Rune
Wesleyan to Play Rutgers Alternative Game
University officials announced Rutgers would drop the Election Day game over higher guarantee demands. Wesleyan is expected to fill the date, a likely key New York rivalry, with alumni support and dating back to past Columbia meetings. Other teams made strides with gymnastics, Princeton and Yale, and baseball drills at Berkeley Oval ahead of New Haven clash.
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Rutgers
Wesleyan
New England
New York
Middletown
Dartmouth
Yale
Princeton
Berkeley Oval
New Haven
Harlem
Navy Men on Diamond See Practice Before Baseball Season
Annapolis March 12 Navy head coach Dave Fultz led nearly fifty midshipmen through two hours of fielding practice. Last year’s Navy team remains, with veterans like Hambseh Lamphier Meade Van Auken Stiles Bacon Gill Strickland Lange Battle and Dague back, while promising substitutes and new players such as Julian and Scott vie for spots. The squad eyes revenge on Army after last year’s ninth inning loss. first game set for March 7.
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Tribune
Annapolis
Dave Fultz
Naval Academy
Navy
Army
West Point
Bonie
van Auken
Lamphier
Meade
Hambseh
Stiles
Bacon
Gill
Scott
Pitcher
Yountakah Club Opens Season With Home Matches and New Contests
The Yountakah Country Club greens committee leads with a season golf announcement. Home and away matches are lined with Ridgewood and Hackensack clubs starting May 2, followed by North Jersey and others. Foursomes are restricted on Saturdays after 2 30 and Sundays after 10 39 A M. Prizes include a two club competition from William J. Berg and a trophy for never shooting worse than 1 over par over 18 holes. The season opens Memorial Day with an 18-hole medal play, top 16 to handicap match play, with R A Greene presenting the prize. The club championship tourney rounds begin March 12 with Kirkby and Wood, Porter and Hurd, advancing to semi finals.
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Greens
Yountakah Country Club
Nutley
Ridgewend Golf Club
Yeountakahahe
Hackensack Golf Club
Yountakah
Braves
North Jersey Country Club
William J. Berg
L. Magic
R. A. Greene
Ridgewood
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Pinehurst
N. C
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
Warren K. Wood
Homewood
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Woodland
Allan Lard
Columbia
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Wood
Pierce
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J. D. Foot
Apawamis
John E. Porter
Alleghany Country Club
N. S&. Hurd
Pittsburg Country Club
O. P. Clay
Cleveland Country Club
Foot
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Hurd
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Hackenschmidt Fight Promised as Chicago Event
W W Wittig arranged the Hackenschmidt versus Frank Gottsch match at Dexter's Pavilion Chicago on April 3. The Illinois Athletic Club sent a telegram offering Hackenschmidt hospitality and Chicago plans a major event with a block of seats for women relatives. Hackenschmidt, a civil engineer who speaks five languages, anticipated public exhibitions at Grand Central Palace after arriving in New York.
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Georges Hackenschmidt
Frank Goteh
Dexter's Pavilion
Chicago
Illinois Athletic Club
Hackenschmidt
London
Ruselan Lion
Lusitania
New York
Orlock
Sid Street
Grand Central Palace
ZUST CAR AT CHEYENNE IN New York Paris Race
The Zust Italian car in the New York Paris race arrives at Cheyenne Wyoming after covering 14 miles from Paxton in nineteen hours. The Thomas car passes through Rock Springs 2 245 miles from New York at 1145 am, having run forty five miles since Bitter Creek this morning. De Dion is 20 miles from Omaha tonight and St Giraffray has driven thirty hours without rest.
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New York
Bitter Creek
Cheyenne
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St. Giraffray
Protos
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Horses Furnish Frolic At City Equestrian Meet
A crowd attended the Tichenor Grand Riding Academy event at Broadway and First Street last night. Women’s potato race on horseback drew cheers as Miss R Howe spearled potatoes for a large family portion. Polo between Invincibles and Tichenor Grand ended 4 goals to 2 with Tichenor Grand taking the win. James Cooley opened for Invincibles, but the home team evened the half 2 all. Harry Guthrie and Jacek Wilmerding scored in the second half for the victors. Thirty couples rode in the grand entré, directed by George Mills. Master Edward De Crenen won the jeu de barre and a silver cup. Mme Etoile and Professor Veuilla showcased six performing horses, followed by a lively coaching act led by Mrs A de Cernea and Sid ney Wylie. The program also featured Mrs W Grimwood, Mrs Josephine MckKay and others, with basketball, high jump, and a steeplechase later on.
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Tichener-Grand
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Edward de Crenen
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Sidney Wylie
W. Grimwood
Josephine MckKay
Helen Sample
Wilder
Georgie Whitcomb
M. Gardner
Jockeys II Bad Spill prompts mid race injuries at Pit Grounds
New Orleans March 12 three jockeys fell after the start of the seventh race as mounts stumbled. Hoffmann was painfully hurt. Races listed with winners and times follow, including Intervene, Javotte, Ben Trovate, Al Muller, Spicu, Hooray, Goldway and Goldway as winners across seven events.
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Athletic Bowling League ends season with close series
Six of eight teams finished the season as New York Athletic Club beat Jersey City at the Jer sey City alleys while Montclair fell to Columbia. Newark Bay beat Passaic at home, leaving Elizabeth vs Roseville for next Monday. New York ends with 24 wins, 15 losses, likely third. Newark Bay is second, followed by Jersey City. Columbia and Montclair sit three games ahead of Passaic, which trails. In New York Jersey City clash Arnold and Clute led 935 total, 32 pins above Jersey City. Newark Bay then ended with a blaze of glory totaling 1006 in the third game. Passaic 912 in the opener. Columbia and Montclair finished even after Columbia won the first game and Montclair edged the third.
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Athletic Bowling League
New York Athletic Club
Jersey City
Montclair Club
Columbia
Newark Bay Club
Passaic
Elizabeth
Roseville
New York
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Montclair
Ted
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Clute
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Jersey City Club
Lamster
Sherwird
Garrison
Adams
R. Schlereth
Arhald
Meyer
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Collard
Bayonne
Jaeger
Dwyer
Cocks Bill Hearing Opens Interstate Car Regulation Debate
Washington March 12 lawmakers clash over federal control of interstate auto travel with Rep Cocks proposing a federal license and registration. Wisconsin Rep Jenkins warns it would erode state police power as New York chauffeurs push for uniform driver licensing amid racing entries and Savannah club incorporation. Paris also tightens auto rules, allowing license withdrawal for eight to sixty days and harsher penalties after accidents.
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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
A. Ratchelder
H. Benedict
Schenectady Automocohile Club
R. P. Hooper
S. Boyer
Savannah
Stearns
Apperson
Paris
Racing Renewed in Cuba at Almendares Track
Havana March 12 The Cuban Racing Association opened a sixteen day season at the new mile track near Camp Columbia Almendares Station with Governor Mageon ordering a half holiday in all government departments for the opening afternoon.
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Almendares Station
Camp Columbia
Cuban Racing Association
Mageon
Yankees Lose First Game in Atlanta
The New York Americans fell 5 to 3 as the local club won the first game of a series in Atlanta. Telegraph dispatch from The Tribune reports the March 12 contest.
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the Tribune
Atlanta
New York Americans
Evening cultural and educational events listed in city notices
A dense schedule of meetings and lectures across New York venues including Universalist Women, National Society of United States Fighters, and various clubs. Highlights mention Free admission to the American Museum, theater readings at the Century Theatre Club, and school lectures on art, industry, and exploration by noted speakers such as Ernest Fenollosa and J. New ton Gray.
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Brooklyn
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