World billiards tilt and sports notes from New York march
M Core the French billiardist arrives in New York for April world championship tourney after arriving March 24. John J Rooney defeats Pred Russell in Joliet wrestling on March 21, two falls to one. Jim Robinson Princeton trainer dies aged 68, oldest in America and first college athletic trainer. Fifth British American cable chess match ends in draw, Rico trophy remains British. C M Daniels sets 110 yard swim record in Chicago dual meet. Edward W Garner wins 1906 national amateur billiards title. Drake track Barton Haggard sets Missouri indoor pole vault record at 11 feet 8 1/4 inches. Two Olympic picks drop out Ellery H H Clark and Us a oolstierary national game is de velible. Michigan and football governance reforms discussed. Iowa and Northwest references. intercollegiate football to be limited for five years. baseball affected. Williamsport outlaw club reportedly approaches Billy Gilbert of the New York team after Cassidy’s death.
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Revival of Olympic Legends and the Greek American Debate
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