Word: manhattans
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Manhattan and Brooklyn Chess Clubs have offered, through the Harvard Chess Club, the use of their rooms for the inter-collegiate tournament and the offer is being considered by the donors...
...Robert Emmett and Clarence Falk of the Harvard Democratic Club went to New York last evening in company with delegates from various Massachusetts clubs in order to be present at the convention of Democratic clubs to be held in New York today. They will be the guests of the Manhattan club. Expresident Cleveland and Mr. Stevenson will address the clubs in the evening...
July 2 and 4, Northampton, three games; 9, Milford Athletics; 15 and 16, Brattle-boros at Brattleboro; 18, at Springfield; 19, New Jersey A. C.; 20, Staten Island Cricket Club; 21, New Jersey A. C.; 22, Manhattan A. C.; 23, Asbury Park Athletic Association; 25, Rivertons of Philadelphia; 26, Oxford, Pa.; 27, Athletic Club of Schylkill navy; 28, Taconey, Pa.; 29 and 30, Cape May; Aug. 1 and 2, Alleghany Athletic Association of Pittsburg; 3, open; 4, 5 and 6, Cleveland Athletic Club; 8, 9 and 10, around Detroit; 11, 12 and 13, Detroit A. C.; 15, Buffalo; 16, Rochester...
...which the officers of the association have worked to make this meeting a success deserved the presence of a much larger crowd. The number of competitors and trainers, as it appeared, made up the bulk of the attendance. The failure of the appearance of Banker and Hess of the Manhattan Athletic Club was quite a disappointment as both men have shown superior ability in recent races. Berlo, Taylor and Tyler, men of established reputation, were the drawing cards of the meeting and made the different events highly interesting. Last year the Harvard association won more points than any other club...
...games of the Manhattan Athletic Club, May 30th, two Harvard men won places. E. B. Bloss in the running broad jump, was second, (5 in.), 22 ft. 2 in., S. H. Evins in throwing the 16 pound hammer, took third place with a throw of 107 ft. 8 in. In the spring meeting of the New Jersey Athletic Club on the same day, Bloss won the 100 yard dash (handicap), in 10 2-5s., also the running broad jump, clearing, however, only...