Lively Wrestling Bouts Spark Grand Central Palace Show
Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion headlines a crowded Grand Central Palace card with multiple matches. Notable scraps include Lehnert vs Schraebie, McCarthy vs Kronie, and lightweight duel Bothner vs Nielsen, followed by Hackenschmidt’s decisive wins over Olsen and Young Hackenschmidt. The crowd roared as champions and contenders battled, with Hackenschmidt’s display building toward an anticipated April 3 title bout in Chicago.
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Hackenschmidt
Grand Central Palace
Frank
Chicago
Neil Olsen
Young
Emil Stegemiller
Wrestls
Hans Lehnert
Schraebie
Lehnert
Jim Bagley
Tom McCarthy
Paul Kronie
Joe Humphries
South Africa
Iy McCarthy
George Bothner
Sailor Neilsen
Nielsen
Rothner
Neilsen
Bothner
Neilson
Helf Nelson
New Yorker
Nelisen
Christengen
Christensen
Ernest Roeher
Meen
Nelson Hes
Hack
Stegemiller
Roberts to hear about himself at New York to Paris talk
The Automobile Club of America entertainment committee announced an illustrated lecture at the Guineuse tonight on the New York to Paris race. Montague Roberts, who drove the Thomas car to Cheyenne Wyoming, will attend as a guest of the club.
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Automobile Club of America
New York
Conklin Beats Gardner In National Billiard Match
Chicago March 16 C F Conklin of Chicago won the second game of the national amateur billiard championship defeating E W Gardner of Passaic N J by 8 to 71 Conklin led with a brilliant first inning run and had an average of 1228 31 Gardner averaged 823 31 Gardner scored 40 0 18 0 0 5 1 25 0 1 1 11 3 9 2 19 1 3 2 51 13 23 17 27 7 1 Total 271 high run 51 Conklin total 400 high run 141 Wright of San Francisco defeated J P Poggenburg of New York 40 165 Wright average 2 Poggenburg 5 20
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Chicago
C. F. Conklin
E. W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
Conklin
Gardner
Karry Wright
San Francisco
J. P. Poggenburg
New York
Wright
Poggenburg
Racing Cars Push West In New York to Paris Race
Ogden Utah March 16 After a parade of decorated cars the Thomas car departed at 4 PM heading toward Lucia about a hundred miles away with hopes to beat midnight. The crew aims to maintain a three hundred mile lead over rivals as the De Dion machine trails between Omaha and Cheyenne. The Protos arrived in Tarron Ia at 6 PM then left for Dennison more than a thousand miles behind. The Moto Bloc rested at Boone overnight.
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Utah
Lucia
Great Salt Lake
Rawlins
Point of Rocks
Wyo
Sirtori
Omaha
Neb
Cheyenne
Tarron
Protos
Dennison
Thomas
Boone
Here
Wagner Rejects Union League Offer for Pittsburg Return
Hans Wagner, retired from baseball for the season, received a £10 offer from President Schlichter of the Philadelphia Union League Club. He declined the offer, saying Pittsburg’s £10.10% offer appeals more than any other. He states if he plays again it will be for the Pittsburg club.
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Pittsburg
Hans Wagner
Schlichter
Philadelphia Union League
Wagner
Racing Driver Vaughan Breaks Wrist in Park Incident
Chicago March 14. Frank Vaughan, noted automobile driver, aided a breakdown couple in Lincoln Park. While crank starting their car the power surged, crushing his wrist. He was set to race Briarcliff trophy in Westchester County on April 24, and this injury may keep him from competing. He is the sole Chicago entrant.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park
Frank Vaughan
Vaughan
Westchester County
N. Y
Burns Bets On Himself To Win In Dublin Fight
Tommy Burns backed his chances to defeat Jem Roche in Dublin by betting 8 500 to 3 to 1 on himself and offering 100 more at the same odds. The bout on St Patrick's Day draws keen interest with Bill Squires, Roche’s adviser, signaling a challenge to the winner.
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Dublin
Tommy Burns
Jem Roche
St. Patrick's Day
Bill Squires
Roche
Fines Levied on Four clubs by National Commission
Cincinnati March 14. Fines of 1000 each were imposed on the Boston American League Columbus American Association Chicago American League and New Orleans clubs by the National Baseball Commission for misleading statements in agreements for transfer of players Gessler Rohe and Dundon.
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Cincinnati
Boston American League
Columbus American Association
New Orleans
National Baseball Commission Today
Gessler
Rohe
Dundon
The Automobile Split Not a Question of Dues
Oliver A. Quayle, president of the New York State Automobile Association, explains the Automobile Club of America’s resignation is not due to dues. He notes proposed changes aim to equalize dues, reduce to 75 cents, and argues the dispute centers on legislation rather than small dollar amounts. President Hotchkiss says Vanderbilt and Thompson retain AAA posts despite the clash.
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Oliver A. Quayle
New York State Automobile Association
Automobile Club of America
State Association
Automobile Club of Buffalo
New York
W. H. Hotchkiss
American Automobile Association
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Elizabeth Club Wins Athletic Bowling League Title
Elizabeth beats Roseville 968 to 958 to clinch the championship at Roseville Athletic Association alleys. Elizabeth finishes 28-14, Roseville 26-16, NYAC 3rd. Clauss posts 200 average and Crum fires season high 263 as Roseville led late before Elizabeth struck out. Packed alleys, Elizabeth contingent rode a special trolley.
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Elizabeth Club
Roseville Athletic Association
Elizabeth
Roseville
New York Athletic Club
Clauss
Crum
Pierson
Jockeys Lose Licenses at Jockey Club Meeting
Willie Knapp Roche Romanelli and Harry Michaels denied jockey licenses by stewards in Windsor Arcade. Willie Martin and W. B. McDermott denied trainer licenses. Reinstatements for J. E. Lane and George W. Bissell, plus new steward appointments for spring meetings in Washington Maryland Queens County and Metropolitan clubs. Permission to ride as gentleman jockey granted to William R. Martin. long list of licenses granted or tabled for trainers and jockeys.
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Willie Knapp
Roche Romanelli
Harry Michaels
Jockey Club
Windsor Arcade
Willie Martin
W. B. McDermott
August Belmont
F. K. Sturgis
J. P. Bradford
F. R. Hitchcock
Andrew Miller
J. E. Lane
Elm
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
W. S. Vosburgh
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
William R. Martin
Lancaster
Penn
Albany Urges General Revision of Co op Bank Laws
Albany March 16. State Bank Superintendent Clark Williams calls for a broad update of banking laws governing co operative savings and loan associations to improve uniformity and public understanding. He notes these small groups faced recent disturbances with asset growth, but operate under five different laws. Williams also cites savings banks facing large withdrawals in a tough year, despite record deposits, and reports on reserves and surplus changes.
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Albany
Clark Williams
State Banking Department
Williams
Deere
Albany Banks Reform Battle Blocks Savings Bill
In Albany on March 16 Democrats attacked a banking reform measure proposed by Superintendent Clark Williams. Leaders Grady and Fuller argued the bill would empower the State Superintendent and favor Wall Street while allowing longer notice for withdrawal. The measure was laid over until tomorrow due to many Republicans' absence.
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Tribune
Albany
Clark Williams
State Banking Department
Grady
Fuller
Wall Street
Hooker
Maade
City of
New York
Fonda, Glove & Johnstown Railroad
Court tennis to boom at Tuxedo Park exhibition
Eustace H. Miles ex amateur court tennis champion of England and Peter Latham world champion visit Boyston and Tuxedo for a series of exhibition matches arranged by the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club. Miles plays Latham Saturday March 21 with Jay Gould meeting Latham April 7 ahead of the national championship.
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Eustace H. Miles
England
Peter Latham
Atlantic
Boyston
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Tennis and
Miles
Latham
Jay Gould
United States
Gould
New York
Pullman Car Leads Philadelphia to Savannah Race
Danville N C March 16 The Pullman car passed through here about thirty miles ahead of the Studebaker machine in the Philadelphia to Savannah race. The car ran well and the crew expect to reach Savannah in time for the races there on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Danville
N. C
Pullman
Studebaker
Philadelphia
Savannah
Notter wins four at City Park as Gault is disqualified
Notter rode four winners and a second from six mounts at New Orleans City Park. Dario won the steeplechase at 40 to 1 while Gault was disqualified for cutting the course. Notable finishes include Ketchemike, Good Luck, Arrow Swift and King's Daughter each taking victories for Notter's mounts.
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City Park Track
E. Dugan
Ketchemike
Good Luck
Arrow Swift
King’s Daughter
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Gault
T. Rae
Elizabeth Harwood
Nicol
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Stone Street
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King's Daughter
Lotus Eater
Lee
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Indoor Track and Field Meets Highlight Big Armory Night
The Athletic Club of Paris reps Silas H Jenkins and A van den Ende guest the 22d Regiment committee at the annual indoor meet at the armory on 68th street and Broadway. New events draw interest including an Australian bicycle pursuit race and an indoor three mile cross country run. Other clubs enter, with entry closes March 30, for the April 4 meet at the 69th Regiment armory. A spring games meet by the 13th Coast Artillery is set for Sumner and Jefferson in Brooklyn. Notables like Harry Hillman and Lawson Robertson vie for indoor records, while a 50 yard handicap and bicycle pursuit feature, plus a match relay between 224 and 23d regiments, promise a crowded program. Independent French car reaches Indianapolis en route to Paris from New York.
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A. van den Ende
Athletic Club of
Paris
22D Regiment Athletic Association
Armory
68Th Street
Broadway
Ith
22D
America
Amateur Athletic Union
Catholic Athletic League
The
Military Athletic League
69Th Regiment Athletic Association
Dominican Lyceum
69Th Regiment
P. A. Maher
Lexington Avenue
D. J. Degnan
East 65Th Street
13Th Coast Artillery
Sumner and
Jefferson Avenues
Brooklyn
Harry Hillman
Lawson Robertson
Robertson
Haskins
White
Berker
Sullivan
Wanderers and Shamrocks Ice Clash At St Nicholas Rink
Montreal teams Wanderers and Shamrocks meet tonight at St Nicholas Rink in a highly anticipated hockey clash. The well balanced duel is expected to draw a large crowd, capacity permitting.
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Wanderers and Shamrocks
Montreal
St. Nicholas Rink
NYU Crew Rows In New Shell At Start Of Year
NYU coach E. 8. Connell led varsity rowers in a first outing this year using last year’s shell from Union Boat Club as the new shell from Commodore David Banks isn’t ready. Lineup included H. Van Bomel bow A. Young captain No 2 W Reynolda No 3 S Bernstein No 4 Cooney No 5 D Decker No 6 Marzo No 7 A Griffiths stroke Ackerman coxswain. Arthur Duffey visited University Heights for track training with thirty men reporting to Captain Johnson. Outdoor practice on Ohio Field starts Monday.
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Marzo
A. Griffiths
Ackerman
Connell
Arthur Duffey
University Heights
Captain Johnson
Ohio Field
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