Trotting Board Delays Docket On Sensational Cases
National Trotting Association board meetings at the Murray Hill Hotel extended into evening sessions due to sensational cases from Wednesday and yesterday. Decisions included Sleepy Prince, Lyman, Texas Queen, Bessie Williamson, and others, with suspensions and gait clarifications noted.
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Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill Hotel
St. Blairsville
Ohio
Sleepy Prince
Austin Kail
Fife
Jefferson Agricultural Society
Texas Queen
Bessie Williamson
Lyons
Louisville
Hudson River
Leo S
J. D. Coe
Clearfield
Penn
B. m
Alice W
Thomas Blanchard
Farmer
Mass
B. G. Light Star
B. G. Steve Holt
A. G. Stevens
North Dana
B. m. Juno
J. A. Dean
Catskill
N. Y
B. 8
Casco
Demand Beat Hopeful as Nobleman Killed in New Orleans Race
In New Orleans on December 5 Jack Demand won as the sole beaten favorite after Nobleman stumbled and broke a leg and was euthanized. A handicap mix up led to Haack riding Jessie Jarboe to a two week suspension for rough riding and the mare was disqualified with Jack Demand moved to second. Kilogram fell in the jam but escaped serious injury amid a cool, heavy track.
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New Orleans
Jack Demand
Haack
Jessie Jarboe
Patheen
Judge Magee
A. Conley
Lady Midas
Hoffter
Swordsman
Mary Moore
Omelia
Ecome
Maid of Enid
Bedlam
Rice
Suburban Queens
Scully
Ray Omen
Showman
Piquancy
Oronte
Ace of Spades
Lemerine
John Teters
O'Connor
Travers
Light Hunt
Miller
Doeskin
Moderator
If You Dare
Moabina
Guatama
Rolling Beer
Buchanan
Jessie Jarhoe
Hoar
Atheola
Robbins
Compass
W. Hicks
Pierce J
Gannon
Georgia Gardner
Pat Garrett
Vesuvia
Hattie Davis
Ordnung
Aurie B
Stratton II
Cologne Ir
Flora Levy
Graden
Nobleman
Racing Card Summary from a Thoroughbred Meeting
The card lists six races with entries and weights for two year olds and older horses. Notable names include Anzeiger Kiowasa Mount Hope Pure Dale Agnes Mack Florestan Dockwood Crutchfield Vineland Tom Maybin Tancred Lord Pepper Nabockush Moroni Guatama Deponan Ben Frost Irving Mayor Della Osteand Flaneur Cherries Ruby Ray Little Jack Horner Four Leaf C Peter Duryea Uranium Oronte Tord Melbourne S Bender Tom Mar bin Henry McDaniel Prince of Endurance Sweet Alice Glennevis Pride of Galore Marie Bell Valesquese Scorpio Brandy Smash Hermoso Hr Kollar Jon Words Ontimo Patheon Erne Marcos Ceylon Prince Blazes Barrack.
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Anzeiger
Kiowasa
Mount Hope
Pure Dale
Agnes
Mack
Florestan
Dockwood
Crutchfield
Vineland
Tom Maybin
Tancred
Lord Pepper
Larson
John Potter
Macon
Deponan
Ben Frost
Irving Mayor
Nabockush
Moroni
Guatama
Della Osteand
Flaneur
Ruby Ray
Little Jack Horner
Jerry Hunt
Peter Duryea
Uranium
Oronte
Tord Melbourne
Jon Words
Ontimo
Patheon
Erne
Marcos
Ceylon
Prince Blazes and Barrack
Rich Prizes for Athletes at Irish Indoor Carnival
The Greater New York Irish Athletic Association plans a major indoor carnival at Madison Square Garden on December 27 with a lavish prize program. Entries are pouring in for events including sprints, distance runs, relays, jumping, and combined contests.
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Greater New York
Irish Athletic Association
Madison Square Garden
James E. Sullivan
Park Place
P. J. Conway
Medal Prize Set For New York Irish Athletic Association
An official die medal of the Greater New York Irish Athletic Association will be awarded as the first prize in a chain job event. The second and third prizes will feature the same design in silver, with a diamond set in the first place medal.
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Greater New York Irish Athletic Association
Seventh Regiment Indoor Athletic Contests At Armory Tonight
The Seventh Regiment Athletic Association hosts a major indoor meet at the armory on Sixty sixth Street and Park Avenue with over 800 entries and 21 events plus a band concert by the Seventh Regiment Band. W J Kindgen is barred from competition over amateur status concerns tied to a Philadelphia pro football stint. he cannot attend due to a Philadelphia game this afternoon.
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Seventh Regiment Athletic Association
Armory
Sixty-sixth Street
Park Avenue
Seventh Regiment
Humphreys
Kindgen
Columbia University
Columbia
Yale
Philadelphia
Syracuse invites Columbia to five year athletic pact
Syracuse University proposes a five year joint program with Columbia for track, baseball, football and rowing. Columbia shows little enthusiasm and officials worry long commitments across hundreds of miles. Past meetings include Syracuse football losses and ties, baseball splits, a victorious 58 to 4915 track duel, and Columbia dominance in Poughkeepsie rowing.
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Syracuse University
Columbia
Clinton G. Abbott
Syracuse
lLi
Poughkeepsie
Indoor Cycling Start for Six Day International Race at Madison Square Garden
The six day team race debuts tomorrow at Madison Square Garden with top riders arriving from out-of-town. New rules allow a rider to pair with a teammate who loses his partner, with penalties for late return and team remnant scoring. Tonight includes a preliminary and a twenty mile motor paced race featuring Jimmy Michael and Harry Elkes among others.
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Madison Square Garden
Vailsburg
Manhattan Beach
Eddie Bald
Iver Lawson
Frank Kramer
Floyd McFarland
Own Kimble
E. F. Root
New England
Jed Newkirk
Nat Butler
Schrieber
Jacobson
Keegan
Moran
Jimmy Michael
Harry iElkes
Paris
Delehanty Signs With New York Club
President John T Brush announced last night two signed contracts for the local club. Edward J Delehanty and Charles Babb both signed, ending rumors that Orth and Townsend would join New York next season.
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Ed’’ Delehanty
New York Baseball Club
John T.brush
Edward J. Delehanty
Charles Babb
Indianapolis
Mr. Brush
Orth
Townsend
Washington Club
New York
Princeton Gymnasts Schedule Winter Debut with Penn and Rutgers
Princeton unveils an extensive winter schedule for the university gymnastic team featuring joint plans with the University of Pennsylvania and Rutgers College. Capt. Wallower will select a 15 man squad from a large candidate pool for events across February to June including exhibitions in Philadelphia Lawrenceville New Haven and New York City.
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New York Times
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Rutgers College
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Philadelphia
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Yale
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New York City
Washington
University Gymnasium
New Haven
Newark Academy
Newark
N. J
New Brunswick
Brokaw
Amateur Pool Handicap Tourney Narrowing Field at Montauk
Fourteen games must be decided to crown the amateur pool handicap winner at the Montauk Billiard Academy in Brooklyn. Five contestants still have a chance, three scratches among them: Robinson Peppard and Irving. The other two are Lewis 85 and Gordon 90. Irving leads with four wins in five.
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Montauk Billiard Academy
Brooklyn
Robinson
Peppard
Irving
Lewis
Gordon
Irving Jeads
Irving Triumphs By Large Margin In City Tournament
Irving delivered a dominant 100 to 49 victory over Kowenhoven in last night’s round as part of a four to two and three to one record among the teams. The match featured high runs by Irving and Kowenhoven with the tournament resuming next Monday evening when Lewis and Cadley are slated to compete.
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Robinson
Irving
Kowenhoven
Iowenhoven
Lewis
Cadley
Schoolboy Elevens Ready for Chicago-Brooklyn Tilt
The Eastern and Western Junior football clash set for Marshall Field features Poly Prep Brooklyn and Hyde Park Chicago. Hyde Park coach A A Stagg has fixed the line up while stage practices sharpen offense. Hammond and McKillip brothers are noted ground gainers as kickoff at 1 30 pm draws 3000 plus tickets sold.
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New York Times
Chicago
Marshall Field
Polytechnic Preparatory School
Hyde Park
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
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B'klyn
Hughes
H. McKillip
Ccessseeeess
H. Hammond Lane
W. McKillip Shea
Rehersal Warner
Ransom Montague
Ee Wolfe Mulvihill
T. Hammond
Chicago Lads
Hyde Park Boys
Yost
University of Michigan
Hammond
Hammond and McKillip Brothers
Morning Newspaper Bowling League Results at McLaughlins
Three games rolled at McLaughlins on Washington Street Brooklyn as Times beat The Press and The Journal, Journal defeated Press. Final totals Times 921, Press 842, Journal 709, with individual scores listed for each game and bowler.
Broadway Alleys First Three Games Scores
Schwartje and Arps's Broadway Alleys reports three games. In the first Hanover teams led by Nelson Bell Langton Tarbox and Wright against American Exchange National Bank Frazee Alioth Lee Lindsey Ferdon. results 769 and 812. Second game saw Hanover National Bank Wright Bell Langton Tarbox and Nelson vs Corn Exchange Odell Gerdts Rodriguez Miter Gillespie. 784 to 720. Third game matched Corn Exchange Bank Union Square Odell Gerdts Rodriguez Mitchell Gillespie 327 while American Exchange National Bank Frazee Alroth Lee Lindsey Ferdon 728.
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Schwartje & Arps
Broadway
Hanover
National Bank
W. Nelson
Bell
Langton
Tarbox
Wright
American Exchange National Bank—Frazee
Alioth
Lee
Lindsey
Ferdon
Hanover National Bank
Corn Exchange Bank
Union Square
Odell
Gerdts
Rodriguez
Miter
Gillespie
Mitchell
American Exchange National Bank
Frazee
Alroth
Thom's White Elephant Alleys First and Second Games
On the New York Stock Exchange League lanes Charles Head Co and Moore & Schley-Klein lead the first game with totals of 753 and 693 respectively. In the second Beadleston Hall Co and Judge score 651 while Mulligan and Klein add 693 for Moore & Schley. Third gameSee teams Beadleston Hall Co and Judge and Charles Head Co with totals 584 and 68s.
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NEW York Stock Exchange League
Thom
White Elephant
Charles Head & Co
Cornell
McGoldrick
Cain
Campbell
Sackett
Moore & Schley
Klein
Mott
Pearce
Walworth
Chittenden
Mulligan
Beadleston, Hall & Co
Judge
Haslam
Boland
Dyett
Scannell
American National Tournament Bowling Scores Report
In the American National Tournament, Thom's White Elephant Alleys shows Corinthian Bowling Club leading with Smith 180 Holm 155 Wenzel 199 Joraschek 188 Holden 210 for a 932 total. Montgomery 892. Second game features Wise 169 Clauss 169 Henriques 158 Nowak 947 Richter 123 for 826 as Fidelia posts 873. Third game pits Fidelia Schultz 204 Koster 189 Rothermel 180 Timm 183 Amern 208 against Corinthian Smith 246 Holm 179 Wenzel 186 Joraschek 198 Holden 186 for 995. In the PlumbIng and Steam Supply League at Cadieu's Monarch Palace Alleys, Manufacturers tally 802 with Walsh 176 Emory 143 Brierton 132 Morgan 115 Cook 236. Ashcroft 117 with Cramer 197 Runge 185 Becker 114 Clayton 154 Rue 187. Second game Manufacturers 785 as Walsh 118 Emory 179 Brierton 182 Morgan 161 Cook 155. F. N. Dubois & Co. Diamond totals 608 with Kelly 140 Coleman 141 Spellman 96 Spellman 120 McGroarty 111. Third game Dubois 675 with Kelly 113 Coleman 145 Spellman 107 Spellman 146 McGroarty 164. Ashcroft 760 with Cramer 153 Runge 131 Becker 138 Clayton 125 Rue 213.
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White Elephant
Corinthian Bowling Club
Smith
Holm
Wenzel
Joraschek
Holden
Montgomery Bowling Club
Wise
Clauss
Henriques
Nowak
Richter
Fidelia Bowling Club
Schultz
Koster
Rothermel
Timm
Amann
Amern
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Wen
Runge
Becker
Clayton
Rue
Dauntless and De Long Council Games Score Totals
Elepent Club Alleys in Brooklyn hosts three matches with Dauntless Council and De Long Council posting high scores. Individual leaders include Wannemacher H and Schreiber, while totals reach 810 898 and 850 across games.
Princetons Rei ter to Speak at Y M C A Meeting
Princeton half back H R Reiter and Ames 1903 full back will speak at the YMCA annual meeting in New York next Sunday afternoon. Other football stars including Yale captain Chadwick Pennsylvanias McCracken and a Harvard representative are listed as speakers.
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Princeton
N. J
H. R. Reiter
Ames
Young Men’s Christian Association
New York
Capt. Chadwick
Yale
McCracken
Pennsyylvania
Harvard
Yesterdays Fires Across City From Late Night to Nightfall
A sequence of urban blazes reported between 12 o clock Thursday and 12 o clock Friday. Listings include addresses such as 329 and 31 Ninth Avenue and 46 Oak Street with damages ranging from minor to 900 dollars. Notable cases include Horwitz and Singer at 46 Oak Street’s dry goods store with 1000 dollars in damage and Barnett Shoen at 710 East Sixth Street with 50 dollars. Other sites include 228 East Twenty-ninth Street fruit dealer Joseph Spitaler and 1,472 Amsterdam Avenue occupant Samuel Fankin with 10 dollars and 100 dollars damages respectively. Minor losses noted at 12 Baxter Street H Cohen dollars and 7 55 P M 221 East Eighty-second Street Dr Weight with trifling damage.
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Ninth Avenue
Adolph Schunkel
Oak Street
Louis Clark
Horwitz & Singer
East Twenty-ninth Street
Joseph Spitalers
East Sixth Street
Barnett Shoen
Amsterdam Avenue
Samuel Fankin
West One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Samuel Bergheimer
Sixty-second Street
William Kappmeier
Baxter Street
H. Cohen
Ludlow Street
Ray Winisky
East Eighty-second Street
Dr. Weight
Bankruptcy Petitions Hit Several Local Traders
Abraham Mantel of 284 Stanton Street and John Harcsar of 290 East Third Street file bankruptcy as poor persons with liabilities of 779 and 1,891 respectively and no assets. Frederick H Gaylord of 103 West Seventy Seventh Street seeks bankruptcy with 5,649 in debts and no assets. Frederick Lewis of 84 West Fourteenth Street petitions bankruptcy with 60,487 in liabilities and no assets. The Lewis Brothers firm owed mainly to F Meyer & Co and J Cohen & Co, with assets of 71,068 after assignment on Oct 25, 1888. Malvin & Brandenburg, fur manufacturers at 17 West Houston, face a bankruptcy petition. Le Roy S. Gove named receiver. Assets estimated at 4,060. the firm offers 15 cents on the dollar. George Alfred Lamb, lawyer, Confesses judgments totaling 1,661 to Henry C White and 1,351 to James McCreery & Co, with payment planned after Christmas.
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Abraham Mantel
Stanton Street
Joan Harcsar
John Harcsar
East Third Street
Frederick H. GayLorp
Frederick H. Gaylord
West Seventyseventh Street
Frederick Lewis
West Fourteenth Street
Lewis Brothers
F. Meyer & Co
J. S. Cohen & Co
Malvin & Brandenburg
Adams
United States District Court
le Roy S. Gove
West Houston Street
Eisenbach Brothers & Co
Bradstreet Reports Failures Across Regions This Week
Bradstreet records 185 U S business failures this week, up from 182 last week and below several years’ figures. The Middle States tally 60, New England 28, Southern 42, Western 36, North Western 8, Pacific 10, Territories 1, Canada 18. About 189 percent of failing concerns have capital of 5 000 dollars or less and seven percent have 5 000 to 20 000 dollars.
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Bradstreet
United States
Middle States
New England
Southern
Western
North- Western
Pacific
Territories
Canada
Attachment Issued Against Ralph H Beach for Note
Deputy Sheriff Wallace grants attachment for 5001 dollars against Ralph H Beach of 44 Broad Street on a note dated May 20 payable six months after. Service was made on a bank and an electrical company. Beach is said to reside at Fast Orange.
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Wallace
Ralph H. Beach
Broad Street
J. R. Williston & Co
Fast Orange
Debtor Judgments Filed Including Bischoff and Kennard Firms
Judgment list shows A A Kennard & Co and H J Bigelow among debtors with 126 owed to Acton Grace Rubin and others. Henry Bischoff estate items appear with guardians and executors. many entries note costs totaling various sums against individuals and firms including Metropolitan Street Railway and City of New York entities.
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A. A. Kennard & CO
H. J. Bigelow
Deeeees
Acton
Grace—S. Rubin
Ecu
Ake Bischoff
Henry
A. von Graberg
Bischoff
Harry A. E. J. von Frankenberg
H. A. E. J. von Frankenberg
Pres Bischoff
Ernest W. Bischoff
R. Benedict
Nolen Shute dissolves and continues firm under Shute
The firm Nolen and Shute dissolves after John Nolen's death. John C. Shute survives as partner and will run the business as Nolen & Shute from 96 Hicks Street Brooklyn to be based in New York City. Notarized November 21, 1902 with witness Frank H. Reuman. Sophronia Nevin sues Alexander Nevin for divorce on desertion. Master George McCurdy to take testimony December 29, 1902 at 3 PM in Philadelphia.
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Nolen
John ©. Shute
State of
New York
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Hicks &J
Brooklyn Borough
New York City
JI. C. Shute
Frank H. Reuman
State of New York
County of New York
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N.Y. Co
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Alexander RB. Nevin
Court of Common Pleas
Philadelphia
Alexander B. Nevin
County of Philadelphia
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