Wanderers Win Fast Hockey Exhibition In New York
Montreal Wanderers seven defeats Shamrocks of Montreal 12 to 7 at St Nicholas Rink in a swift exhibition praised for speed and precision. Ross directs Wanderers attacks while Nicholson and Pietrie shine for Shamrocks. Half-time 9-4, second half 3-3. Wanderers head to Pittsburg for international title bid March 19, 21, 23.
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Canada
Wanderers
Montreal
Shamrocks
St. Nicholas Rink
New York
Ross
Rover
Pietrie
Nicholson
H Regiment
Isabel Butler
Edward Bassett
Pittsburg
Western Pennsylvania Hockey League
Two Cars Break Down in New York to Paris Race
In Ogden Utah on March 17 the American car reached Promontory at midnight and left for Lucia 147 miles west arriving at 3 40. The Italian car left Rock Springs and Green River early and has not been heard from. The Protos arrived in Omaha in good shape while the De Dion reached Grand Island after a repeated shaft failure. The other French car lies broken at Carroll Iowa. Gasolene has been distributed along the race trail at Fairbanks Alaska.
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Ogden
Utah
Promontory
Great Salt Lake
Lucia
Here
Rock Springs
Wyo
Green River
Omaha
Grand Island
Neb
Carroll
Iowa
Fairbanks
Alaska
New York
Columbia crews on the water at Harlem practice
The Columbian varsity and freshman crews completed their first on water session yesterday on the Harlem as ice cleared. The varsity lineup featured Jordan at No 2 and Dellenbaugh at No 6, with Mackenzie swapping to No 4 and Starbuck moving to No 5. Von Saltza took No 7 and Cerussi stroked.
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Columbian Varsity
Harlem
Varsity
Poughkeepsie
Jordan
Dellenbaugh
G. Mackenzie
Mackenzie
Starbuck
von Saltza
Boyle
Cerussi
NYU and Yale to Open Baseball Season in New Haven
NYU plans to meet Yale this Saturday in New Haven to start the season barring a cold spell. Captain Mowen is expected to play after a week on Berkeley Oval with the squad listing MacDonald as pitcher, Rust catcher, Mowen at first, Ferdon second, Wessels third, Van Houten short, Dain left, Manowitch center, Dain right, and freshmen Jackson and Gorsch noted among the strongest.
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New York University
Yale
New Haven
New York
Berkeley Oval
Mowen
MacDonald
Rust
Ferdon
Hoppe Sweepes Schaefer In Practice At Gruhn Academy
Willie Hoppe won both practice games against Jake Schaefer at Gruhn's Academy yesterday. The afternoon match ended 3 to 0 and the evening contest 15 to 4. Hoppe dominated with a 40 point block over thirteen innings and a strong 30 10-13 average. Firmin Cassignol traded wins and losses in Silorsson's 182 balk line tournament, taking the afternoon bout 300 to 284 while Sutton prevailed 16 to 429 in the evening.
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Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Gruhn’s Academy
Hoppe
Firmin Cassignol
Silorsson
Sutton
Gardner Wins Fourth Round of National Amateur Billiards
E W Gardner of Passaic New Jersey defeated Clarence Jackson of Chicago in the fourth game of the national amateur championship billiard tournament played in Chicago. The final score was Gardner 400 Jackson 260 with high runs 63 and 48 respectively and Gardner posting a strong average of 13 24-29 to Jackson 0 98-2.
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Chicago
E. W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
Clarence Jackson
Gardner
Jackson
Garnier
Burns Quickly Finishes Roche For World's Championship
Tommy Burns defeated Jem Roche in Dublin at Theatre Royal with a single swift right to the jaw ending in the first round. The purse reached 7500 dollars with a 2500 side bet and Burns held 7000 for himself at odds of 3 to 1. Croker drew loud cheers as promoter and high reaction followed the bout.
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Dublin
Tommy Burns
Jem Roche
Theatre Royal
Burns
Roche
Richard Croker
Tammany
Wexford
Bill Squires
Mr. Croker
Automobile Club of America withdraws from state and national bodies
S M Butler secretary of the Automobile Club of America announced the club’s resignation from the New York State Automobile Association and its withdrawal from the American Automobile Association. He stated the move aims to better carry out activities for members and motorists, and that dues were not a factor. The club remains the recognized American representative of foreign motor clubs and values interclub relations.
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S. M. Butler
Automobile Club of America
New York State Automobile Association
American Automobile Association
Hotchkiss
America
Racing Popular in Cuba and a New Track
G Theobald of Concord New Hampshire says Havana will become a racing mecca within a year or two. He arrived aboard the Saratoga after the first meeting at the new track in Cuba and reports the course, when finished, will rival the world. The Havana meeting was already financially successful and racing has found broad public support.
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G. Theobald
Concord
N. H
Havana
Carr Wins Novel Cross Country Indoors Race
E P Carr of Xavier Athletic Club captured the three mile cross country indoor event in the 22d Regiment Athletic Association games at the armory. Mohawk Athletic Club took the team prize with 20 points, Xavier 23, and Pastime 40. Carr’s time was 15.3 seconds for the distance, and Gould of Xavier led early before Carr surged to win by a quarter lap.
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Mohawk Athletic Club
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Xavier
A. C
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Muller
Pastime
Forrest Smithson
West
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C. B. Clarke
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James P. Sullivan
Steratch
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A. A. Coates
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Sam Liebgold
Pastime Athletic Club
W. F. McLaughlin
2D Regiment
Louis Liebgold
Xavier Athletic Association
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Charlies Muller
Ee Carr
J. J. McLaughlin
G. Buck
W. X. Flood
H. J. Winter
I. N. J. Donnelly
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C. Gmeinder, Jr
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R. G. Koch
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J. Randolph
W. J. Patterson
W. van Dendries
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P. Cox
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W. P. Dunn
E. E. Woolfolk
S. Johnson
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Sense
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C. Gmeider, Jr
H. J. Edwards
H. McCulla
Sam Liebgeld
22D Regiment
Louis Liebgeld
J. F. Harris
M. W. Sheppard
13Th Regiment
23D Regiment
Columbia Wins Soccer Clash At South Field 3 1
Columbia defeated Springfield Training School 3 to 1 in a fast game at South Field. Diaz scored twice and Billingsley and Field added goals as Columbia outplayed Springfield, which led early before fading in the second half. Referee R. An nan, linesmen Moses and Murphy.
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Springfield Training School
Columbia
Springfield Boys
Diaz
Ferguson
Springfield
Tallant
Voskampocaean
G. Dwyer
Floy L
Brock Spenter
Emming Ferguson. Co
North Kistlerooke
Howart Billingsley
Bailey Smith
R. I.mcguire Diaz
Cocka LZ
Flela CI
Andrews
Billingsley
Field
R. Annan
Moses
W. D. Murphy
Anti racing bills framed as anti betting say taxation unfair
J Harry Alexandre, a governor of the Coney Island Jockey Club and steward of the National Steeplechase, argues that Albany's Agnew Hart anti betting measures do not remove the 5 percent tax on racing associations. He contends the bills would harm racing, yet leave taxes unchanged, comparing racing taxes to those on theatres and railroads, and calls the measures anti racing rather than anti betting.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
National
Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Agnew-Hart
Albany
Alexandre
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
New York Central
Delaware & Hudson
American Express Company
Saratoga Racing Association
Bellwether Wins Surprise at City Park Six Furlongs
In New Orleans City Park racing Bellwether rides at 30 to 1 to win the fifth race in 1:18 over Goldproof and Cooney K. Other races feature Gladi-lea and Re jectable taking early events, with John Carroll and Jack Witt winning later sprints and routes as horses like Lorri mer, Water Cooler, and Lady Vincent run.
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City Park
Goldproof
Cooney K
Gloriale
Sumter
Misa Imogene
Notter
Lurid
Walker
Bubba
May Lee
Alamia
Maid of Gotham
Ollie
Malecon
Straight Talk
Lady Hammon
Bessie Trent
Helder
Lindale
Buckman
Archibald
Gallithea
Ralph Reese
Little Wally
Schoolcraft
Mixup
Lorrimer
Nicol
We Wassall
Ter
Spunky
Dugan
Polar Star
McQuiddy
Gratiat
Milo
Royal Jack
Knight Head
Senator Paynter
Don Q
Tim Kelly
Gavel
John Carroll
Lee
Green Seal
Tomacco
Polly Prim
Premium
Donna
Bellwether
Flynn
E. T. Shipp
Convolo
Lens
Frizette
Lady Almy
Czar
Brussel
Himalaya
Beraud, Jr
Firmament
Flora Riley
Albert M
Task Master
Night Mist
Busy Boy
Joe McCarthy
Jack Witt
Wagner Griswell
Flaxman
Lady Vincent
Beau Brummel
Docile
George Bailey
Flowaway
Lady Alicia
Defeat for the Dixie at Palm Beach Power Boat Regatta
Four races opened the fourth annual Palm Beach power boat regatta with ideal weather and a large crowd. Dolphin of Buffalo won the under 8 rating five mile race and Dolphin also took the ten mile race. The General owned by E R Walker won the 80 and above five mile event, Dixie could not overcome its handicap. Irene captured the fifteen mile open race as the limit boat, while Dixie led in pursuit in the flying chase.
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Fla
American Power Boat Association
The
Dolphin
Eugene de Klist
Buffalo
E. R. Walker
Bay City
E. J. Schroeder
Dixie
Irene
Massachusetts Automobile Club Holds Firm on A A A Exit
The Massachusetts Automobile Club announced via its representative Otto B Cole that at a meeting of its governing committee held Friday it would not reconsider its resignation from the American Automobile Association and insisted on its acceptance. The club is among the three leading clubs that own and operate a large garage with their clubhouse.
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Massachusetts Automobile Club
Otto B. Cole
American Automobile Association
Auto Races Draw Big Crowd to Savannah Carnival
Savannah prepares for two day auto race carnival with 8000 tickets sold, grandstand sold out, officials tightening rules on fuel and spark plugs. Isotta and Matheson cars arrive, 18 mile circuit speedway in fine condition, Governor Hoke Smith to attend Thursday events. Police and soldiers guard course, 15 telephone stations set up, practice limited, holiday petition for Thursday.
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Tribune
Savannah
American Automobile Association
Hoke Smith
Savannah Automobile Club
Frank Leland
Thunderbolt
Isle of Hope
Matheson
Premier
Cleveland
Isotta
Thomas-Detroit
R. J. May
Apperson
Herbert Lytle
Thomas
George Salzman
J. F. Kiser
Stearns
FE. H. Inman
F. W. Leland
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