Three-Cornered Brush Delights Harlem River Speedways
Grand Circuit pacers Mazette and Dr Monical lead a three trotted brush on the Harlem River Speedway. Alice Barnes Sally Simpson and Swift race to the wire with Barnes the initial winner and Simpson close behind. The speedway crowd roars as Allabrieve David B. and Ilderim contest a Grand Circuit finish.
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Harlem River
Swift
Sally Simpson
Alice Lgarnes
Col
John F. Cockerill
Road Drivers’ Association
Brush
E. E. Smathers
Alice Barnes
David Lamar
Alicé Barnes
Sally
Simpson
Mr. Lamar
Barnes
Sally Simingon
Speels
Alee Barnes
Mr. Smothers
Co. Hi. G
Dr. Monreal
Dr. Tannert
Alexander Frankenstein
Fred W
Christopher Hacknett
Helen TH
David B
John Cornish
Tiderim
William Ale Clark
Allabrieve
Charles cC. Lloyd
Lloyd
David Bb
Ilderim
Pont
Red Tauwn
Mazette
Dr. Monical
Amokin
George Spear
Cross Country Races Hit by Storm in City Run
In heavy hail and rain, twenty eight runners from Mohawk A C and others took a four and a half mile loop from the Mohawk clubhouse in the Bronx, with M. McGarry winning by about twenty yards and time 26 42. National Athletic Club of Brooklyn opened their cross country season with an eight mile hilly course, A. L. McKeever winning. Star Athletic Club divided results into slow and fast packs along a four and a half mile route in Long Island City, with H. Goldberg leading the slow pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Athletic Club
Bronx
Walton Avenue
Jerome Avenue
Burnside
Jerome and
Girard Avenues
M. McGarry
Marks
Spring
McCarthy
McGarr Marks
McGarry
Grinner
Mott Haven Pa
C. M. Marks
M. Spring
A. C
E. McCarthy
Mohawk A. C
F. Lorz
P. Devlin
Mott Haven A. C
E. McGarry
C. Michaels
J. Moore
St. Bartholomew A.C
J. Lurian
National Athletic Club of Brooklyn
Washington Park
Maspeth
Woodside
Winfield
Elmhurst
Corona
A. L. McKeever
A. L. Meekeever
George Miller
William Kaiser
George Cochran
George Maier
J. West
John Tammany
J. Carlin
John Doyle
William Squiers
West
Star Athletic Club
Vernon Avenue
Long Island City
Recreation Park
Fourteenth Street
H. Goldberg
St. Bartholomew A
Tual
Hi. O'Neill
Xavier A.V
W. Backus
Boys’ Club
New York
D. K Kennedy
Star A. C
E. Tracy
J. Winters
J. Butler
R. Gramlich
J. Glennon
F. Winfield
R. W. Kennedy
J. Jiorn
A. Kern
Columbia's Football Future Focuses on Weekes Loss
The piece surveys Columbia's planned nucleus for next season with only two seniors graduating. Captain Harold Weekes's departure leaves the backfield weakened, though returning players and others sidelined this year promise a stronger squad after graduation.
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Columbia
Harold Weekes
Weekes
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Victor Earle
Jackson
Shaw
Erb
Wolff
Townsend
Brown
Tomlinson
Varsity
Duden
Wallace
Fisher
Goodman
Duell
Frambach
Stangland
Smythe
Smith
Post
Schoonmaker
Wood
Hadkus
Thorpe
Jones
Meizenthin
Richards
Richard Smith
S. E. Hadkus
T. J. Thorpe
W. Erb
J. C. Tomlinson, Jr
F. H. Duden
A. W. Wolff
TF. W. Goodman
J. R. Fisher
H. Post
Coney Island Futurity Stakes terms announced for 1905
The Coney Island Jockey Club announced conditions closing January 5 1908 for the Futurity Stakes with added money of 10000 and an estimated value of 75000. Breeders receive 3750 from nominations. First subscription is 20 dollars or 10 with mare nomination. Additional subscriptions scale to 50 or 100 with deadlines. Starters pay 2 50. Weights, penalties and allowances align with past races.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Right End Teammate of 1904 Class Highlighted
A member of the class of 1904, he has served as right end on the regular eleven for the past two seasons. He is nineteen years old, weighs 160 pounds, and stands five feet inches tall.
Sunday Handball Exhibitions Draw Crowds at Egan's Jersey Court
Visitors witnessed top shows as M. Egan defeated Jackson and Murphy in three straight sets despite a four set marathon and 7 aces in the fourth. Hanlon and Logan beat Egan's brother team in two straight sets, losing a narrow third. Other results came from Drew's Brooklyin court with Irish champion Oliver Drew playing through an injured arm and plans for a Drew's tournament next Sunday.
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Egan
Jersey City
Mike Egan
Jackson
Murphy
T. Hanlon
B Logan
J. Egan
T. McCabe
Hanlon
Logan
M. Egan
Pais Seas Ealaterece Piparesee
T. Jackson
J. Murphy
Sky
B. Logan
Jahwacesvies
G. Nees
J. Dobbins
Ficke
James Egan
John Egan
W. Joyce
Durkin
J. Higgins
J. Fleming
J. Kennedy
M. Kelly
M. Cullen
J. Mannix
F. O'Day
J. Delany
P. Byrnes
J. Fitzpatrick
T. Moran
Oliver Drew
Brooklyn
Drew
James Dillon
John Wallace
Phil’ Casey
Alderman Dunn
Dr. Shea
Dillon
Wallace
Casey
W. L. Jones
Pp. J. Corby
Corby
Drew's Court
Olver Drew Sis
J. Dillon
J. Wallace
J. Dunne, Sr
O. Drew
Phil ''_ Casey
J. Ryan
Cat
Ak W. Slater
M. O’donnell
JT. Cobbins
Cece Cere
St W. Slater
Sirmon Hanery
Cieccecce
Joseph Devlin
New York Riflers Triumph in Inter State Match at Sea Girt
The Seventh Regiment and Seventy-first Regiment teams of the National Guard of New York won the final inter state long range match at Sea Girt New Jersey. Scores show a 589 30 lead over the Seventy first and a 72 point margin over New Jersey. Conditions were windy and changing light as 7 man teams fired 7 shots at 860 900 and 1000 yards with .30 caliber U S Army rifles. The win supports ambitions to challenge for the Palma Trophy in England next summer. A post match dinner was hosted by Gen. Bird W. Spencer.
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National Guard of
New York
New Jersey Rifle Association
Sea Girt
N. J
United States Army
New Jersey
National Rifle Association
England
Bird W. Spencer
Seventh Regiment Rifle Club
D. C. Meyer
F. X. O'Connor
E. Wells
T. C. Wiswall
Alex. Stevens
Ona
F. A. Wessll
TT Corp
W. B. Short
Sdswars Res Praig Beret Oos
Corp
K. K. V. Casey
George H. Doyle
A. S. Corbett
J. H. Wells
J. F. Jenkins
E. H. Powell
E. B. Bruch
Henry Lohman
Frank Phillips
Leslie C. Bruce
Hobart Tuttle
A. S. Jones
William P. Martin
Ereeeseeese Saas
Soecis Atermaaa
West Point Football Honors Captaincy and Manager
Cadet E. E. Farnsworth of Massachusetts, a second class end, was elected Captain for next season and Cadet Robert Campbell was reelected football manager. The Army team, after defeating Annapolis, arrived at West Point to a rousing welcome with corps cheers and twenty two guns fired in celebration of their score.
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New York Times
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Naval Academy
Charles Carroll Soule
Boston
Mass
Soule
West Point
N.Y
E. E. Farnsworth
Massachusetts
Robert Campbell
Corps of
Army
Five and a half furlongs first race card details
The program lists weights and entrants for six races. Horses Agnes Mack and others carry 104 pounds while several rivals carry 107 to 116 pounds across the opening card. The slate covers selling and handicap events with multiple entries per race and noted entries from S. S. Bender and Darnell & Herz.
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Agnes Mack
Our Bessie
Watkins Overton
Computation
Warcry
Sidney Sabbath
Shoo Fly
Tancred
Miss Zara
Sue Johnson
Prince Blazes
Nettie Regent
Maple
John Potter
L'Ree
Pass
Flop
Chorus Boy
Annie Lauretta
Henry
Franstamar
Widow
Honolulu
Smile
Federal
Lady
Moor
Doctor Scharff
Hobart
Lord Melbourne
Jack Demand
W. J. Deboe
Wealth
Clorita
Ordnung
Surprise
Saint Cuthbert
Death
S. S. Bender
Darnell & Herz
Little Jack Horner
Boundlee
Della Ostrand
Provost
Omelia
Azua
Bronze Demon
Bummer
Larner
Carl Kahler
Andes
Huzzah
Chickadee
Judge Magee
Commissioner Forster
Optimo
Inspector Shea
Frank M
Joe Lesser
Foraker
Scotch Plaid
Moranda
Detroit inventor and Crozier at Waldorf discuss Jacques track plan
William E. Jacques of Detroit and Alfred C. Crozier of Michigan are guests at the Waldorf Astoria awaiting a conference arranged with John Jacob Astor and Automobile Club of America officials on using the Jacques cement wheel track for new auto routes between New York and Chicago. Jacques, a construction engineer, promotes the device as advantageous, while Crozier is said to be prepared to supply financial backing for the roadway plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Jacques
Detroit
Mich
Alfred C. Crozier
Waldorf-Astoria
John Jacob Aster
Automobile Club of America
New York
Chicago
Jacques
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Old Limerick Town
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New ‘York
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Sth Av
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Prince Tell
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George A. Coleman
Kingwood
Morris Herrman
Tom Boy
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Wesley R
I Daly
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40Th St
Herald
William Eggs
Faversham
Criterion Theatre
Bway
44Th St
Virginia Harned
Gee K Thea Rs. Wedne Mary Mannering
B'way
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Clyde Fitch
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34Th St
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Ladies’ Desk
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New Orleans
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W.l.douglas
Ishoes
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Brockton, Mass
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New York City
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Howard St
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Third Avenue
120Th St
Sixth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Nassau Street
van Tassell & Kearneys
Heir Horse Auction Mart
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