Tarife Revision Exempt From Inspection For Seven Yachts
Seven foreign built yachts totalling about 2.5 million dollars arrived for American owners without duty or registration, sparking debate. Naval architect Henry J. Gielow cites apparent tariff anomalies favoring foreign built vessels over imported goods. He urges a clear explanation to address what he calls unjust treatment of American yacht builders and owners.
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United Sates Yacht Club
Henry J. Gielow
America
Broadway
Mr. Giefow Yeserday
Gielow
Dfigat
Anadig
C. K. G. Billings
Liberty
Aoa Pulitzer
Jolanda
Morton F. Plant
Cassandra
Roy A. Rainey
Winter wear for every weather at Warren Street stores
Advertises a wide range of men and boys clothing for all weathers from coats and suits to hats and waterproofed footwear. Lists winter overcoats winter suits ulsters cravenetted rain coats mackintoshes frock coats and dress items along with various hats and waterproof shoes. Mentions Warren St Three Broadway Stores and address fragments 842 at 43rd St 4302.
Stadium for New York City Athletics Center
President James E. Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union urges a 60 000 seat stadium in New York City to house all athletic sports. He proposes Central Park near 109th Street and Eighth Avenue, with grounds free for city schools and funding from intercollegiate games and rentals. The plan envisions baths and gymnasiums under the stands and seeks $6 million for a Speedway and $3 million for school facilities.
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James E. Sullivan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
New York City
America
Sullivan
Board of Education
Central Park
109Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Nee Fir
Columbia Varsity Rowing Regatta Funds Secured
Columbia University Rowing Association reports deficit erased and Varsity crews set to race at the intercollegiate regatta in Poughkeepsie next year. President Butler raised about 1,000 dollars restoring support after a poor season and fears of no representation.
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Columbia University Rowing Association
Poughkeepsie
Butler
Columbia
Ethical Culture Defeats Dwight School in Low-Scoring Bout
Ethical Culture beat Dwight School 26 to 4 yesterday afternoon. The game featured two penalties on each side with key players listed for Ethical Culture including Halpin and Lyons, while Dwight scored only from fouls.
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Ethical Culture
Dwight School
Ilnoy
Sommar
Weber Kinoy
Eeaeaee
Moliach Smuthey
Custer Lyons
Halpin
Guard
Russel
Dwight
Fordham opens season with Yale at Princeton trip
Fordham begins basketball season tonight at Princeton then hosts Yale next Saturday. The Rams schedule includes games in New York with Pennsylvania Georgetown Tufts and College of the City of New York with most games at the Young Men’s Hebrew Association on Ninety-second Street and Le Ave nue except the College of the City of New York game at City College gym. The slate lists additional away games against West Point Annapolis Iowan Williams and others with dates in December January and February.
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Fordham
Princeton
Yale
New York
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Tufts
College of the City of New York
Young Men’s.Hebrew Association
Ninety-second Street
le Avenue
City College
West Point
Annapolis
Iown
Williams
Army
Williamstown
University of Pennsylvania
Navy
Brooklyn
Young Men’s Christian Association
Reichardt Wins Interchass Cross Country Title at NY College
Freshman William Reichardt led a field of twenty in the six mile interchass cross country race at the College of the City of New York. He finished about a hundred yards ahead of teammate Dolan in 33 13, as the Freshmen scored 32 points to outpace Sophomores at 36.
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William Reichardt
College of Thee
New York
Convent Avenue
Highbridge
Reichardt
Dolan
Groginsky
Frankel
Norman
Kappes
Kraker
Moore
Feesaberr
Englander
Tuper
Passloff
Goulfield
Gell
Ee Feusterblan
Mendlesohn
Fairschild
Two-Mile Showdown Leads Sixty-Ninth Athletic Meet
The Sixty-ninth Regiment hosts its third annual indoor meet at the armory tonight. A highlight is a two mile race between Collins and Driscoll, with Collins aiming to dethrone Driscoll after breaking the five mile record. Jim Crowley, Yonkers Marathon winner, runs the half mile heavy marching order race. A M A S one mile relay features teams from Twenty-second and Thirteenth Regiments, Forty-seventh, Seventy first, Sixty-ninth, and Twenty-third Regiments with athletes including Sheppard, Gissing, Eller, Lee, McEntee, Archer, Hillman, and Joyce.
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Collins
Driscoll
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Jim Crowley
Yonkers
Joyce
Sheppard
Gissing
Eller
Lee
McEntee
Archer
Hillman
World cycling meet opens at Madison Square Garden tonight
The annual short distance world champion meet kicks off at Madison Square Garden tonight with a three cornered race featuring Frank Kramer Vic tor Dupre and Major Taylor. A ten mile motor paced race pits Bobby Wall against Albert Edward Wills. The card includes a ten mile open event and two amateur events.
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Madison Square Garden
Frank Kramer
Springion
America
Victor Dupre
France
Major Taylor
Bobby Wal
Albert Edward Wills
McGraw Features Nightly 1500-Point Billiard Match
A nightly billiard contest of 1500 points with 18 inch two shots in balk and 250 points fre was staged for six nights, described as De Yast night in John McGraw's billiard room at Fifth Street and Broadway, with players Gallagher and Edward.
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de Yast
John McGraw
Fifth Street
Broadway
Gallagher
Edward
Toy Dog Show Causes Bustle at Astor Gallery Exhibition
The sixth annual Toy Dog Show at the Astor Gallery crowded the Waldorf Astoria with about 400 entries in rings and aisles. Mrs sponsors and notable attendees filled the corridors as Pekinese and other toy breeds competed for top prizes, including Shelton Brown Elf selling for 1500 dollars to T. Williamson Roberts after a judges’ dispute.
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Astor Gallery
Waldorf-Astoria
Boston
Thomas King
Tyler Morse
Verona Jarbeau
Gertrude
Beatrice de Coppett
Beatrice Mills
Ogden Mills
Bishop
Ogden Bishop
Theodore Havemeyer, Jr
Lord
R. F. Mayhew
Shelton Brown Elf
Jules Ferond
Milnshaw Masher
T. Williamson-Roberts
Sherry's
Windholme Kennel
Maenne M
Ursula
Michael Dreier
Consul
E. W. Clark
O. F. Vedder
Little Tina
Arthur P. Binder
Countess Posse
George Schipperkees
Genoaress Rex
George Ronsse
Fritzker
Schipperkees
Anna Sands
F. K. McLane
Sweet William
Anna
Sands
Allard
H. G. Parlett
Rosemary Calvert
F. J. Mulcahy
G. M
Elizabeth G. Phillips
S E. Allan
Baltimore
Tower Ridge Yachts Club Holds Nineteenth Annual Dinner
The Tower Ridge Yachts Club of Hastings-on-Hudson hosted its nineteenth annual dinner in Hastings with a large member turnout and guests from visiting clubs. Commodore William Ross and others led toasts as the club closes a successful Hudson River regatta season and plans for another energetic year. Prizes for the past year were awarded at the dinner.
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Tower Ridge Yachts Club
Hastings-on-Hudson
Hastings
Tower Ridge Club
Hudson River
William Ross
Eliot
Col. Sturtevant
Tapes Zee
Shabbehar
Sydney Thursby
Alfred Seidenberg
Percy Lown
A. G. Wand
Carl Trube
Columbia Faculty Disbands Freshmen Basketball Team
The Faculty of Columbia University ordered the freshmen basketball team disbanded until its members meet eligibility rules. Earlier the wrestling team was disbanded for an incomplete financial report. Other groups banned this term include Varsity crew King's Crown and The Jester magazine.
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Columbia University
Wrestling Association
Varsity Crew
King’s Crown
the Jester
Comic
New Council Maintains Unbeaten Run in National Union Bowling Tourney
The New Council continued its undefeated stretch in the National Union Bowling Tournament at Washington Square alleys by defeating Brooklyn and Empire. New York won the first match 673 to 689 and then captured the next two games to take the series, with York leading six members to Brooklyn.
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National Union
New Council
Washington Square
Brooklyn
Em- Councils
New York
York
St. John’s Football Captain Named in NYT Feature
Special to The New York Times profiles St. John’s College football captain highlighting leadership, team role, and season outlook with emphasis on the captaincy duties and school pride.
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St. John’s
New York Times
Madden Tops Ferns in Ten Round National Athletic Club Fight
After a two month layoff the National Athletic Club of America reopened on Twenty fourth Street near Lexington Avenue with three prelims and a ten round main event. Frankie Madden outpointed Harry Ferns over ten rounds in a energetic bout as Ferns pressed early and Madden found form later to claim the victory. Other bouts saw Harry Stone outpoint Hanonan and Ben Do, Jeff O Connell edging Tommy arey in lively sideshows.
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National Athletic Club of America
Twenty-fourth Street
Lexington Avenue
Jimmy Britt
Terry McGovern
Frankie Madden
Harry Ferns
Ferns
Madden
Sache
Ned
Edvan N. Vel
Den
Rwighting
Harry Stone
Schoolboy rifle matches show high scores at targets
Manual Training and De Witt Clinton led a group of schools in rifle matches with totals near 266, high for three weeks. Manual defeated Erasmus 265 255, Clinton beat Stuyvesant 265 259, Morris downed Curtis 257 60, Bryant beat Commerce 258 247, and Commercial defeated Boys High 248 240.
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Manual
de Witt Clinton
Erasmus
Clinton
Ulrich
Heren
Hoffman
Steinbruch
Maszoneau
Voorhees
Scharfenberg
Frankel
Mulf ‘Iudeon
Mulford
Udson
I Lauer
Williamson
Clinton—Waldman
Krefel
Emmeich
Bass
Trachtman
Finkelstein
Brown
Stuyvesant Menetee
Scrape
Enau
Lyons
Bryant—Coffey
Molin
Fisher
Doel
Wagner
Williger
Wallaway
Iomm
British Olympic Council replies to American officials
The British Olympic Council publishes a pamphlet defending its conduct during the Games. It asserts American charges are grossly incorrect, praises the hospitality shown, and argues the American team was strong yet criticized more than any other in history. It notes nineteen nations competed under British officials and none endorsed the American blame.
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British Olympic Council
Tare
American wrestling champ vows no more matches with evading opponent
A London sporting paper reports Frank Gotch the American champion condemns Harkenschmidt's evasion in their proposed match. Gotch states he will not pursue further negotiations to meet any man who delays, and asserts he will seek a bout in America only with a willing rival.
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London
Frank
Gotch
Harkenschmidt
Mare
Meet
Hii
America
Board of Review clears fraud case at trotting meet
The National Trotting Association board concluded a three day session at Murray Hill Hotel with a fraud claim against F J Richardson of Coldwater Michigan over a mare named Ax to formerly Brown Ax. The board also denied reinstatement requests and fined officials for various violations while upholding race decisions.
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Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill
F. J. Richardson
Coldwater
Mich
Bay -Mare
Axto
Brown .Ax
Brown Ax
Board of Reviews
Gocher
Richardson
W.B. Powell
Girard
Penn
John Kennedy
King ‘Wilkes
Rowell
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara’ County Agricultural Society
Lockport
Lewis M. Seaver
Williamstown
Pine Tree Stable
Lewiston
Stevens County Producers’ Association
Waterville
Rattler ‘G
Rattler G
Hedges
Mallett Wilkes
John Rew
Allegheny
A. Bregg
Feitey
Lewie
Wiliam J. ‘McMullin
Fall River
Mass
Grant Steffin
Albion
Lydn Renney
Philadel- Rimes
W. Cs. Williters
Yale Plays C. C. N. Y. Tonight In City College Gym
Yale basketball faces the C. C. N. Y. five at the City College Gym this evening. Advance seat sales are so strong that the management cannot accommodate any more spectators without tickets.
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Yale
City College
Biggest shipment of racehorses sails for Europe
A record Atlantic voyage departs on the Minnetonka carrying 172 thoroughbreds and two high priced trotting horses. J B Haggin leads owners sending mares and stallions to Britain and the Continent, with Madison, Duryea, Widener and Clark among shippers. Sir Martin missing the voyage but expected to race in 1909 Derby.
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United Tes
Atlantic
Minnetonka
J. B. Haggin
Elmendorf Farm
Kentucky
Haggin
France
Germany
England
Herman B. Duryea
John E. Madden
F. Ambrose
Brooklyn
Ascot
John
Sheriff Wams
Wallflower
Widener
Howard Lewis
Clark
Hmnoral
Long Island
Engand
Eu _ Leigh
Thewyrnes
Gin
Shannon
Madden
Sir Martin
Europe
Martin
Bresnahan to Leave Giants for St. Louis Manager Role
Bresnahan the New York Giants catcher is headed to New York for a conference with John J. Mc Graw to arrange his release and take over as manager of the St. Louis National League club with a large stock share as inducement.
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New York Times
Toledo
Ohio
Roger ‘Bresnahan
New York Giants
New York
John J. McGraw
Giants
St. Louis
Bresnahan
St. Louis Vec
Rochester May Not Get Ganzel
John Ganzel, former Cincinnati Club manager, left Rochester after talks with Rochester Exhibition Company president Chapin. His release from Cincinnati has been purchased by Rochester to run the club, but Ganzel will delay decision until after the National Commission and Eastern League meeting in New York next week and cites a possible Mexico business offer.
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Rochester
N. Y
John Ganzel
Cincinnati
Chapin
Rochester Exhibition Company
Ganzel
Reds
Mexico
National Commission
Eastern League
New York
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Frankie
Olympic Council
Hack
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Ringer
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H. B. Kirk & CO
ACME
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Apperson Bros
Clement-Bayard
Sidney B. Bowman Automobile Company
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East River
Hermann Hug
H. P. Rainier
Rainier Motor Car Company
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B’way
City
Pierce
J. A. P. Ketchum
Latham
Cordner & Iver
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All
Niven
Baker Electrics
Buick Cadillac
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H. P. Winton
Winton Six
Winton Motor Carriage Co
13Th St. Chambers
Alex Taylor’ & CO
Johnson & Taylor
Aisiaie Gutters
E. 42d
Manhattan
Collegians
Crescent A. Cog
St. Nicholas
Crescent Athletic
Sixty-sixth Street
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