Smathers Cleared in Memph is Gold Cup Case
The National Trotting Association Board of Review ruled Major Delmar driven by Elmer E. Smathers won on its merits in the Memphis Gold Cup against Lou Dillon. The charges that Smathers doped Lou Dillon were dismissed amid testimony from affidavits and witnesses, with further possible civil action against Billings and Howe discussed.
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Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill Hotel
Major Delmar
Elmer E. Smathers
Lou Dillon
C. K. G. Billings
Light
Mr. Smathers
Edward P. Sanders
George Spear
Sanders
Smathers
Memphis Trotting Association
Spear
Edward Malloy
Ed Sanders
Daniel J. Campau
Detroit
Frank Bower
Philadelphia
Central District Board of the Board of Review
John G. Wise
John S. Adams
Edward P. Coyne
Carruthers Ewing
Memphis
Tenn
Billings
P. P. Johnston
Lexington
George Campbell Browns
Ne Hill
J. M. Johnson
Calais
John H. Shults
New York
Atlantic
FE. E. Smathers
Eddie”’ Malloy
Gocher
E. E. Smathers
Millard Sanders
Ed Sander
O Leu Dillon
Mr. Billings
J. Billings
Georges Spear
Ed” Sanders
Murray ‘Howe
Chicago
Meagher
Eddie Malloy
Julius W. Schiebier
Schiebler
Eugene Block
Bureau of Animal Industry
Tai Rence
John 8. Wise
Long Island Material Considered for Auto Road Speedway
State Engineer Henry A. Van Alstyne told members of the Tong Island Motor Parkway Plan and Scope Committee that local Long Island road building material could be used for the fifty mile highway. He indicated specifications for several road types would be prepared for experimental tests before final construction contracts, as plans shift from horse and carriage methods to automobile highway standards.
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Long Island
Henry A. van Alstyne
Tong Island Motor Parkway
Motor Speedway
van Alstyne
Tennis Indoor Open At New Armory Plans Metropolis Championship
Col Edward F Duffy of the Sixty ninet h regiment ordered use of the Twenty seventh Street armory in Lexington Avenue for indoor tennis He supports an open metropolitan championship indoors to attract top players from other cities The regiment commander favors tennis and says armories should not be abused The move followed a suggestion from Louis J Grant Police Department attorney intended to promote sport among regimental men
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Edward F. Duffy
Sixty-ninth Rgiment
Twenty-seventh Street
Lexington Avenue
Duffy
Louis J. Grant
Old Glory Sale at Madison Square Garden Ends in Disappointment
Closing day of the Old Glory Sale at Madison Square Garden yields a total of $424,505 for nine days after starting with over $407,000. Prices stay low with Finan Star selling for $500, top price $785 for Las Vegas. Several horses, including Bellemore and Meadowlark, bring modest sums as buyers express frustration at the results.
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Madison Square Garden
Finan Star
James Finan
L. Handy
Springfield
Mass
Las Vegas
B. G
Forkhurst-Querida
J. H. Ackerman
Pater- Bon
C. F. Reynolds
Schenectady
N. Y
Bel
Br. m
Jessie Owen
C. E. Dunham
New Yorke
R. F. Tallman
Phoenix
Pacer
Cora
W. H. Betts
Patchogue
N. Yu
New York
Br. H
Trotter
Conquest
Oliva
R. Ferguson
New York City
Sophomore runners win inter-class cross country meet at Columbia
About fifty runners from four classes competed on a four mile Riverside Drive course. The sophomores led from start to finish with first, third, fourth, and eighth places, totaling 16 points to beat juniors 32 seniors 34 and 1910s 74. B Sanders 1909 won the race as Hetherington trailed. Varsity elected Sanders cross country captain for next year.
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Columbia University
Riverside Drive
B. Sanders
Columbia
Princeton
Hetherington
Riverside
Long Island Autoists Hold Annual Dinner and Meet
Over 150 Long Island Automobile Club members and guests gathered at 360 Cumberland Street Brooklyn for the annual dinner after the meeting. William Payson Richardson became president, Herman A. Metz was elected vice president, and officers named include Walter G. Pierson, Charles Jerome Edwards, and C. H. Galt. Cups were awarded to H. M. Burns, D. Lefferts, and Edwards for touring distance, traveling in eleven states, and attendance. The club promotes good roads and plans to place signboards on major routes.
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Long Island Automobile Club
Cumberland Street
Brooklyn
William Payson Richardson
Brooklyn Law School
Alfred Wilmarth
Herman A. Metz
Walter G. Pierson
Charles Jerome Edwards
C. H. Galt
A. R. Pardington
Charles J. Edwards
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Samuel B. Stevens
Richardson
H. M. Burns
D. ©. Lefferts
C. J. Edwards
Long Island
Westinghouse car sweeps prizes at Paris to Monte Carlo contest
Forty one entrants started the touring contest with the winning Westinghouse car taking first and second prizes, the latter five minutes behind. Rules required no average under twenty three mph and winners moved to last place next day. Notable attendees at the Aero Club dinner included Prof Pickering Walter Wellman Major Hersey Chanute and Col and Mrs John Jacob Astor at the Murray Hill Hotel.
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Paris
Monte Carlo
Westinghouse
Prof. Pickering
Harvard University
Walter Wellman
Major Hersey
The
Weather Bureau
Octave Chanute
Chicago
Aero Club of America
Murray Hill Hotel
Cortlandt Field Bishop
A. M. Herring
Thomas Baldwin
Augustus Post
Carl Diensbach
C. H. Taylor
Alan Hawley
William Hawley
Julian T. Thomas
David T. Todd
S. H. Curtiss
W. O. Stevens
Indoor games draw crowd at West Side YMCA gym
Twenty yard dash wins for H. Eylers with R Major second and Cossenas third. Other events list winners F. Steptzklin and T. Sherrin in 920 yard handicap, G. Schnable in novice 80 yard run, H. Muller in 1880 yard, and F. Wickham in standing broad jump. Metro politan AAU suspends Yale basketball, Xavier Athletic Association, and Middle town Y M C A teams for past games. term to be fixed by Registration Committee.
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West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
Fifty-seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
H. Eylers
R. Major
Cossenas
EF. Steptzklin
T. Sherrin
P. Bwarsky
G. Schnable
L. Kcnen Eee
W. W. Clark
H. Muller
G. Winkleman
P. Matthews
F. Wickham
R. Tracy
L. Henenway
Free Rides Draw Crowds at Grand Central Palace Auto Show
The New York auto show on Lexington Avenue and Forty third Street drew thousands as 800 plus external cars demonstrated. Free half hour rides attracted curious visitors and potential buyers amid high powered Brasiers and a Mercedes model, while racing prospects and new gasoline and electric taxis drew interest.
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Grand Central Palace
Lexington Avenue
Forty-third Street
Harry Payne Whitney
Thery
Gordon Pennett
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Florida
Ormond
E. Russell Thomas
Mercedes
America
E. R. Thomas
Adolph Lewisohn
Harry Hamlin
H. K. Bloodgood
P. W. Reuss
Henry Rodenbach
Redenbach
Frayer-Miller
Buillt
Lockport
N. Y
Diamond Rubber Company
First Handicap Athletics At Twenty Third Street YMCA
Close contests marked the Twenty third Street YMCA handicap games held in the Twenty third Street clubhouse. Notable results include C B Fowler winning the 220 yard dash with 15 yard handicap and H A Huff taking the 440 yard with 13 yard handicap. Fleming won the shot and high jump events with strong performances at the old building dormitory relay also victorious.
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Twenty-third Street
Young Men's Christian Association
F. W. Cordes
H. A. Hull
C. B. Fowler
A. F. Sullivan
T. C. Simnith
I. Lovell
E.&. Winpenny
R. J. Bell
Yasd
E. A. Kelley
H. W. Davis
Russel Gladwin
H. A. Huff
C. Harris
W. L. Ward
E. F. Hennessy
G. J. Fleming
Carr Tigers' Assistant Manager
PRINCETON December 5 Burton J. Carr of Springfield Ohio was elected assistant manager of the Princeton football team for next year.
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Carr Tigers
Princeton
Burton J. Carr
Springfield
Ohio
Cornell President Praises Athletics Reform and Training Plan
President Schurman celebrates Cornell's solved system of physical training and strong intercollegiate sports. He notes improved football rules, calls for stricter officiating, and highlights crew, track, baseball, and other activities. He hopes for a larger gym and continued emphasis on wide student participation.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Schurman
Cornell University
United States Army
New York State
Syracuse
National Intercollegiate Rules Committee
Corneil
War Department
Irvine
C. V. Young
Charles Courtney
Civil Engineers
Consolidation News and New Corporations in Albany
Albany reports the Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company formed from multiple lines with capital of 50 million. directors include Anthony Brady E C Converse Elbert Gary and others. McAdoo to be president and Jennings secretary. Also listed are Cathedral Mining and Smelting Ballston Spa. Economy Dress Pattern. Stuyvesant Mortgage. 173 Madison Avenue. Grossman Rosenbaum. Mathews Construction with their capital and boards.
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New York Times
Albany
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
New York
Jersey City
New York & New Jersey Railroad Company
New York State Corporation
Hoboken &Manhattan Railroad Company
Jersey Corporation
Jersey, Corporation
Anthony N, Brady
E. C. Converse
Greenwich
Conn
Elbert H. Gary
Frederick B. Jennings
New York City
C. W. King
Brooklyn
William G. Mc-Adoo
Charles H. Stanton
Charles P. Eddy
Daniel E. Wing
R. P. Buell
James P. Newell
Carthage
Edward K. Hill
Providence
R. I
J. P. Maloney
Boston
Company of
Capital
William Freeman
B. €. Stickney
Margaret E.freeman
Stuy
Dogs and Birds Register at Rookwood Kennels
Four cent stamp for catalog lists PyLoontionnuns Foxhounds Norwegian Bearhounds and Irish Wolfhounds registered by Rookwood Kennels in Lexington Kentucky.
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PyLoontiounns
Rookwood Kennels
Lexington, Ky
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Col. Duffy
69Th Regiment
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M.S. I. Sanders
H. FE. Slade
Ll’. &. Fetherington
A. H. Meyer
G. E. Grunsky
F.W. Kennedy
F. Ware
F. Kudlich
B. Seymour
J. N. Wheeler
Holtzhoff
A. P. Montgomery
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P. C. H. Holter
M. D. Smith
Sameyissieh
F. L. Hopkins
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G. Haynes
Soic. McKinley
Metz
Automobile Notes
Col
John Jacob Astor
Col. Astor
George Moore Smith
Miss Smith
Bradley Martin
Charles T. Barney
H. Tilden Swan
New York State Automobile Association
Quayle
Elliott
R. C. Carpenter
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Carpenter
Eylers
Metropolitan Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union
Yale
New Haven
Metropolitan Association
VENUS
American Lead Pencil CO
York
Whitney Racing Motor
Thomas
Y. M. C. A. Handicap Athletic Games
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Rothschild & Fils
Muhlbacher
Selden Patent
Cheviot
Bron Brothers
Schhurman
Offi
Cials of Games
Tered
Times Square Auto CO
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H. P. Landaulet
Broadway
56Th St
Auto Supplies
Cleveland
Brasier
France
Europe
E. B. Gallaher
Brasier Cars
Easterna
Cleveland Cars
West 53Th Street
J. M. Quinby
Newark, N. J
Renault
F. J. A. T. Panhard Mercedes S.& M. Simplex
Quinby
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Branch Brook
New York School of Automobile Engineers
White Steamer
Morristown
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West 61St
Vincent
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District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Adoniram J. Stone
Seaman Miller
L. S.J
Rheinstrom
Leon
State of
Samuel M. Rheinstrom
Allan M. Rheinstrom
Martha B. Rheinstrom
Arthur L. Rheinstrom
Lucille Rheinstrom Hayman
William L. Meisel
Eliza Rheinstrom
Leon Rheinstrom, Jr
Carrol Rheinstrom
Abe Rheinstrom
Rachel Goodman
New York Telephone Company
Western Unio
County of
County Court House
Julius F. Workum
Leon Rheinstrom
Abner C. Thermas
Daniel J. Drowdney
Surrogates’ Court
Egan
Michael
New’ York
Catharine Egan
Martin Egan
Thomas Egan
Michael Egan
County of New York
Credito
Francis W. Judge, Jr
L. S
Abner “C. Thomas
Daniel J. Dowdney
Times
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