American victory ends tenth international cable chess match
After two days of stubborn play the tenth international cable chess match ends in an American win. They secured five and a half points to Britain’s four and a half, with several games adjourned or drawn. The British delegation failed to congratulate the winners and protested some results.
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Baron Albert de Rothschild
Vienna
George Newnes
Great Britain
Staunton
Libatre
Schweitzer
Robinson
Wolb
Libaire
Palmer
London
Howell
Ward
America
Helms
Blackburne
Hodges
Voight
Atkins
Delmar
Lipton Cup Race Entries Listed by Brooklyn Club
The Lipton Cup sub ocean race entries include Tammany, Ondawa, Gerdenia, Hyperion, Mimosa III, and more from Brooklyn Yacht Club New Rochelle and American Yacht Club. Start is 10 p m July 4 with finish expected Monday. Sir Thomas Lipton showing interest and trophies planned. regatta committee plans August 5 combined Sound coast cruise to unite yacht clubs and boost daily races. Conditions available from Edson B Schock or John G Fairt in New York addresses.
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Brooklyn
Tammany
William CC. Towen
Ondawa
Austen
Gerdenia
Herzig
Hyperion
Maier
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Mimosa III
Stuyvesant Wainwright
American Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Regatta Committee
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Yacht Clubs of
the Sound
Edson B. Schock
Murray Tecet
New York
John G. Fairt
Chambers Street
New Yor
Hackenschmidt Studies Toe Hold Ahead of Chicago Match
George Hackenschmidt the champion wrestler, arrived aboard the Lusitania and began his first close study of the toe hold at Brown's Gymnasium. He planned light daily workouts and short training sessions rather than long scrambles, while discussing the sport with Muldoon and meeting fellow countrymen at the Hotel Astor. Russians voiced high hopes for his April 3 match at Dexter's Pavilion, Chicago.
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George Hackenschmidt
Lusitania
Frank Gotch
Brown’s
Hackenschmidt
Hotel Astor
Grand Central Palace
Dexter's Pavilion
Chicago
William Muldoon
Muldoon
Demarest Sets World Record in High Run Event
Calvin Demarest of Chicago breaks the world amateur high run mark at 168 in his seventeenth inning as the national amateur 142 billiard tournament opens at the Chicago Athletic Club. He defeats Clarence Jackson of Chicago 490 to 165 with Demarest averaging 211-19 and Jackson 93-18.
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Chicago
Calvin Demarest
Chicago Athletic Club
Demarest
Clarence Jackson
Jackson
Six indoor records fall at Intersettlement meet at Armory
Eight records and three ties highlighted the sixth annual indoor championship of the Intersettlement Athletic Association held at the Tth Regiment Armory. F Hoey of Gordon House won the mile in a close finish over J Breitweiser of Hartley House as Gordon House claimed the point trophy with 46 points, Clark Neighborhood House second, Hudson Guild third among thirteen settlements.
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Intersettlement Athletic Association
Tth Regiment Armory
F. Hoey
Gordon House
J. Breitweiser
Hartley House
Clark Neighborhood House
Hudson Guild
L. Ickel
Educational Alliance
R. Edwards
J. Reed
R. “Aniaey Lees Oe
A. Veeper Clark
J. Olsen
West Side
Tiguas
J. McNamara
F. J Hignes
B. Quinn Hartley
E. Jordan
E.G. McGowan
J. Malone
E. Sigler
M. Pecora
C. Billig
Clark Neighborhood
V. Bagnall
M. Greentich
Mo McGin
BR. Ayres
G. Stacey
Clark
A. Pepis
T. Kenney
M. Amster
Green
Gordin Howse
M. Rock
M Ttlieh
H. Cohen
Calvary Church House
A. Martin
I. Walkenfield
W. Bagnall
A. Mandel
Boys’ Club
A. Gledhill
R Barnard
E. Bayley
R_ Tepping
Clark Cleworn
House
R. Freedman
H. Hothberg
On House
Cleman and Ranges
Hudson Guildels
McCormick
Little and Martin
Minowitz
Halickman
Buck and Williams
F. Hynes
F. Toland
T. Juma
EK. Harvey
Warren Goddard
H. Reed
East Side
Gordon
J. Hurwitz
Henry Street
J. Brennin
Udson Guild
H. Ford
Clark Netz
Borden House
Tin
G. Larsch
Iseniers
Po Corcoran Hudsen
J. Fischer
Reighborh
R. Bar
Ard
Autm
Armory records fall at 14th Regiment games in Brooklyn
The 14th Regiment games in Brooklyn featured a half mile relay by De Witt Clinton winning in 1:43, Townsend Harris Hall beating Manual Training School for second, and armory records tumbling in the 449 yard heavy marching order won by Robert B. Muir in 1:09 and the 2 1/2 mile hurdle set by W Raleigh in 29 15 seconds. A large crowd attended the event with multiple school and company teams present.
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Armory
14Th Regiment
Brooklyn
de Witt Clinton
Manual Training School
Townsend Harris Hall
Manual
Robert B. Muir
G. Travis
W. ©. Raleigh
Church of the Evangel
St. Andrews Protestant Episcopal School
Evangel
Public School
Manhattan
M. King
G. Aal
5. Brode
J. von Bonin
Anhattan
J. Nehill
M. Macoluso
L. Pitofsky
L. Stern
G. Young
M. Schwartz
E. Weidler
S. Cane
P. Whelan
M. Cassenas
H. Jacques
L. FE. Hayek
L. Telmark
R. Titus
D. Bean
A. Kearns
Company I
W. L. Blomberg
Company G
Fred von Horstel
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Ernest Brennersen
Hanson Place
Methodist Episcopal
H. N. van Sant
Regis A. Dawson
Company FE
Harry G . Company D
G. Moriarity
Compa
Young Men's Christian Association
West Side Branch
W. A. Wagner
B. E. Trevise
C. Finneran
St Branch
H. M. Banks
E. A. Kelley
C. ©. Harris
du Loiselle
Central Branch
F. Chisholm
W. J. Murphy
R. J. Solari
F. Friedman
St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal
John Reynolds
Louis Ernst
Hugo Hansen
Robert Terwilliger
FE. Thompson
T. Hansletter
Willian Horn
Wirth
Baptist Temple
Martin
W. H. McGonigal
F. Shotten
J. Chance
Georges Hogan
Company
James W. Quigley
Company B
W. J. Schuyler
Ompany D
W. H. Thompson
F. Padevn
Company E
Company D
Haynes
Company L
Robert R. Mutr
Fr Wat M
W. CC. Tehman
Comanyards
Wee Raleigh
Nelson
G. Thompson
C. BE. Lood
Company C
W. E
W. Tho H. Hawkins
T. Bjorkman
H Dawson
George H. Court
W. Lehman
W. Court
John C. Hardy
Company P
Harry Goette
J. O’brien
Ll. J. Zahn
FE. Hogan
Om Sed
Central Young Men's Christian Association
PD. Peterson
John Lindquist
B McClellan
Giants and Yankees Win Games in One Sided Exhibitions
In Atlanta, March 14, the New York Americans defeated the Atlanta Southern League champions 6 to 1 as Hogg Manning and Sweeney held off the local lineup. Conroy Stahl and Chase led the hitters while Roy Castleton drew applause after returning to the team. In Fort Worth, the New York Giants overwhelmed the Fort Worth club 2 to 1, scoring 12 runs in the opening inning and boasting multi-hit performances from all the visitors, with Donlin’s fifth-inning homer a highlight.
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Atlanta
Hogg
Manning
Griffith
Sweeney
Roy Castleton
Jake Stahl
Yankees
Wilkes
Jordan
Conroy
Stahl
Chase
New York Americane
Darrel
New York
McKenzie
Castleton
Empire
Short
Fort Worth
Tex
New York Giants
Giants
Johnson
Taylor
Mathewson
Donlin
New York Nationals
Bresnahan
Miller
Conner
Wheeler
Roller Races at 7th Regiment Armory in March
A roller skating meet at the 7th Regiment armory on March 28 features twenty five top New York roller men. A one mile headbag race is among the highlights of the program.
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7Th Regiment Armory
New York
Meelick Wins Crescent City Derby in New Orleans
Three year old colt Meelick trained by Sam Hildreth outran Chapultepec by a half length to set a new track mark of 1 51 4 5 for one mile and an eighth in the Crescent City Derby. Pinkola and Angelus followed, with Eddie Dugan driving Meelick to victory after a late stretch move. Meelick's win comes after earlier victories in the Los Angeles Derby and California Derby, with a 10 000 dollar purse.
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New Orleans
Sam ¢. Hildreth
Meelick
Chapultepec
Angelus
Pinkola
Ias
Eddie Dugan
Dugan
McDaniel
Burlew & O'Neill
Hildreth
FE. Dugan
Planudes
Ilithyia
California
Fair Grounds
Hey
Jim Gaffney
Colin
Celt
John E. Madden
Sam Hildreth
T Intervene
Ss. Flynn
Arionette
Notter
Miss Sain
Lens
Bellwether
E. Dugan
Pinkela
Pedro
KH. Dugan
Old Honesty
Donna
L. Smith
Thornals
Quagga
Land Breezes
Minder
Blaze O' Light
MecCahey
Grenade
Wagner Quits Game For Pittsburg Season
Pittsburg team departs for West Baden amid gloom after infielder Wagner sends a farewell letter to Barney Dreyfuss. He announces he will not play this season and hints he may never return, saying the sport has become too strenuous for him.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
West Baden
Ind
Barney Dreyfuss
Wagner
Cobb Still Out Denies Detroit Signing Report
Augusta Ga March 14 Tyrus Cobb who led the American League in batting last year and was said to have signed with Detroit for 1998 today denied any agreement had been reached. He stated there was no change in the situation and he still seeks a three year contract at 5000 per year.
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Augusta
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit
Goodwin A Champion Takes 500 Yard Swim
Bud Goodwin won the Metropolitan Association Amateur Athletic Union 500 yard championship at the New York Athletic Club in 6 minutes 55 2-5 seconds. Charles Daniels held the amateur record. Goodwin led from start to finish, with Carl Schmidt second and J Yerkes winning the 100 yard novice. New York A C defeated Bath Beach Swimming Association 7–0 in a water polo match.
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Bud Goodwin
Metropolitan Association Amateur Athletic Union
New York Athletic Club
Charles M. Daniels
Goodwin
Daniels
Wenck
Carl Schmidt
Schmidt
J. Yerkes
University of Pennsylvania
Bath Beach Swimming Association
New York
Ruddy
R. Berk
Street Young Men's Christian Association
J. A. Ruddy
Dr. W. D. Hennen
G. B. White
G. M. Evans
Twenty-third
Palm Beach Power Boat Meet Set On Lake Worth
The fourth annual Palm Beach Power Boat Association meet runs four days on Lake Worth Florida with twenty races. Notable entrants include the Dixie owned by E J Schroeder of Jersey City winner of last summer’s Harmsworth Cup abroad and the General from Bay City Michigan famed for thirty miles per hour. The program lists multiple five and ten mile races and several cups and trophies including the Sir Thomas Dewar Challenge Shield trials and a Palm Head Cup endurance run with the Roederer trophy for second place.
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Palm Beach Power Boat Association
Lake Worth
Palm Beach
Fla
Dixie
E. J. Schroeder
Jersey City
Bay City
Mich
Thomas Dewar
Beinecke & Co
William Ottman & Co
Smith, Richardson & Conroy
Toronto Varsity Masters Crescent Hockey in New York Victory
Toronto University seven defeated Crescent Athletic Club seven 7 to 3 at St Nicholas Rink. Wall starred for Toronto with dominant speed and vision while Lang and O Flynn faced relentless Toronto attack. Crescents offered stout resistance early but could not stem the Toronto passing and power as Clark and Toms scored and Wall added a final tally.
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New York
St. Nicholas Rink
Toronto University
Crescent Athletic Club
Crescents
Wall
Tong
Lang
O'Flynn
Rescent
Torontos
Clark
Mehming
Liffiton
Dobby
Shirreff
Kennedy
Toronto
Toms
Lattes
Keith
Davidson
Crescent
Herbert Clark
Fiona Herbert Clark
Evans
Kathleen Pope
Canada
Harold H- Clark
Martin
Herbert Clark Davidson
Crescents Dobby
William Russell
Patton
New York Athletic Club
Bert White
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Britain
Ray Lopez
Lawrence Helms
Lawrence
Wollrecht Michel
Weltrecht Michel
Ge. Brivaim
Americas
Ebch
Hoages - Ovese
Eneca
Vaigt
Heime
Teesmar
Richmond
Stadelman
Wainwright Aenee
Newnes Chess
Gotch
Tintersettlement
7Th Regiment
DERBY
Cobb
Europe
Piart-Pechard & CO
Bis
N.Y. A.C
Bath Beach
A. C
Bath Reach
Ae Reid
Currier Handley
Kelley Goodwin
BP - White Ruddy
E . Boyle Trubenbach
A - Bisset Steen
Naething
Trubenbach
Eae
Robert C. Kammerer
Thomas E. Deeley
E. J. Keane
P. RB. McCahill
New York Swimming Association
J. T. Mahoney
J. R. Branch
Robert Stoll
Mortimer Bishop
J. H. Abeel
John J. O
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