The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
BRIEF SPORTING NOTES.
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! Bingen is almost century sire.
! Springfield (Mass.) Fish and Game
cubs want a quail hatchery.
An all-lndian cricket eleven will
visit England next summer.
Syracuse university NAV aflont
graduate system of foot ball coaching.
Stanford university is to have an
$4,000 training house.
Missouri horse breeders are to or
ganize.
Minnesota university track athletes
VIII make ice skating a part of their
training exercises.
Connecticut may shut down ON
game bird hunting for the next three
years.
olumbia,. Missouri, and Annapolis
a. the latest to announce the con.
struction of stadiums.
Vancouver board of trade subscrib-
ed $4,000 to send a team of six men
70 the American bowling tournament
to be held in st. Louis in January.
Jack Lester. who Tommy Burns
thinks may become the heavy weight
boxing champion, has been matched
TO box Pete Muldoon in Tacoma, Jan.
uary 10.
Blngen. Peter the Great, Todd.
John p Gentry, Mckinney, Moko and
Allerton had fifteen or more new
2:30 performers in 1910.
Michigan students include Allen
Garrels, brother of Johnny Garrels.
and Jimmy Craig. brother of Ralph G.
Craig, the intercollegiate 22o-yard
champion, to perpetuate their broth
ers' names in athletics.
Many of the Rugby football nlavers
OF the Pacofic coast college keep in
Shape by playing association football
during the closed season.
Saranac Lake, n. Y. will hold the
ice skating championships on January
"a, % and &c. Montreal will have a
series OF contests beginning January
30 and closing February 4.
Harry L. Coe, better known as
Spider Coe, the former University
OF Michigan one-mile runner may Join
Inc Boston Athletic association.
An English-style, billiard tourna.
ment for the championship of the
state of Rhode Island is being held at
Saylesville, with fourteen competitors
Alfred Shrubb and Tom Longboat
are to run sixteen miles in Buffalo on
January %. They will run a six
teen mile race in Boston the latter
part of January. Shrubb wants Long
boat to go TO England in February,
where he thinks they could attract a
10000 crowd in race.
"One Round" Jack Hogan. the 81
year-old lightweight of San Francisco
has eighteen knockouts to his credit.
and he is regarded as most promis-
ing pugilist. Hogan has yet to lose
9. bout in the thirty-three contests he
has engaged in, only three of his Oh.
ponents having secured draws with
him.
Marquette university of Milwaukee
has instituted the system of student
managership of athletics. and the
managers Of the various branches of
sport have been elected and will be
directly accountable to the faculty di-
rectors. The managers will also be
members of the board of control and
will represent the student body at
meetings Of that body.
Twelve of the thirty-three colleges
and universities having clubs In the
National Rife association have en-
tered teams in the Round Robin
league for the winter The contests
will begin week ending January + and
there will be one match a week. 1t is
made up of eastern colleges.
The first intercollegiate aviation
contest viii be held next spring. Har-
ward and Columbia Aero clubs are
building machines of original type,
with which they hope to win. Har-
ward has the biplane which James "
Martin built and Columbia is pinning
its faith in the Philip Wilcox machine.