Plans for Cup Defense Shamrock II Faces Secret Atlantic Fight
Sir Thomas Lipton prepares Shamrock II for the America's Cup defense while the New York Yacht Club lines up a defender. Boston financier Thomas Lawson builds a rival boat and ¡ plans for the race series ahead include May trials off Sandy Hook and a three-out-of-five format with dates in August.
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Atlantic
Sir Thomas
Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Thomas Lawson
Boston
New York
Kive Yachts
America
Shamrock Sr
Shamrock 1
Columbia
Sir Thomas Jlipton
Royal Ulster
Yacht Club
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Lewis Cass Ledyard
E. D Morgan
E. M. Brown
J. Pierpont Morgan
August Belmont
Madeleine and
Countess of Dufferin
Windward
Leeward
Sandy Hook
Newport
Sandy Hicok
Hmit
Sir Thomas Lipton
Stramrock II
George L. Watson
W. G. Jameson
Edward Sycamore
Henderson & Co
Fairlie
Scotland
Benny & Co
Henderson
Denny
Watson
Solent
James Stillmen
Oliver H. Payne
Frederick G .Bourne
Henry Walters
Baltimore
W. Butler Duncan, Jr
Arias Rhoades
Bristol
Herreshoff
Howyer
Eagle
Hull-Massachusetts Yacht Club
Crowninshield
Lawleys
South
Nate’ Watson
Lawson
Boston cup defender plans under Crowninshield and Herreshoff
The Boston committee of local yachtsmen met at Crowninshield's office with Sailmaker Wilson to review the new defender project. They expect work to start at Atlantic Works, East Boston, and anticipate similarities in boat type across leading designers while aiming for a longer wider hull and equal displacement compared with the Columbia design.
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Charles Francis Adams 2d
Co. E. Hodges
Robert W. Emmons
Frank Crowninshield
Henry Bryant
Massachusetts
Lawson
Crowninshield
Herreshoff
Columbia
Boston
Wilson
Lawley
Atlantic Works
New York Yacht Club
Herrehoff
New York Syndicate
Browninshield
Lead for Herreshoff defender mold focuses progress
Bristol R T reports work on the new defender's lead heel mold at the Herreshoff shop continued all day and is about one third done. The mold will not be set on the cradle until finished next Tuesday night, with red clay banked to receive molten metal. Unclear lead shipment from Colorado valued at ninety five tons has vanished en route from Chicago.
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Bristol
R. T
Herreshoff
Colorado
Chicago
Here
Crescent A. C. At The Traps Tries December Cup Shootoff
The Crescent Athletic Club hosts the third weekly December Cup trap meet with a 46 target tie between L. C. Hopkins and Dr. H L Keyes after expert and Magau round scores. W G McConville wins the trophy shoot with double victory, as Remsen claims a stuffed game panel. Numerous sweepstakes finish the day with top scores across expert and Magau traps.
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Crescent Athletic Club
L. C. Hopkins
Dr. H L. Keyes
Hopkins
Br. Keyes
W. G. McConville
G. W. Hagedorn
Remsen
W.-G. McCora
H. M. Brigna
OW. Marshall
H. L. O'Brien
Bo“Keaven, Jrs
G. Rasmus
Stein
2. Banks
F. B. Stephenson
M. Hkingham
C.G. Rasmus
G. Stephens
C. Kenyon
Dr. H. O'Brien
Hagedorn
Brig
Welch wins two in weekly New Utrecht shoot for Mauser rifle
R A Welch of the Carteret Gun Club captures two wins in the Mauser rifle contest at Inter-State Park traps, finishing with 18 birds killed. The 10 bird sweepstakes prize went to Annie Oakley with 9, while C M Lincoln and others scored in the 28 to 30 yard ranges.
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R. A. Welch
Carteret
New Utrecht
C. M. Lincoln
T. H. Chapman
C. A. Lockwood
S. B. Jay
Annie Oakley
Co. M. Lincoln
Capt. Jack
A. Lockwood
Edward J Clarke Narrowly Missed In Flushing Gun Club Shoot
Edward J Clarke led early at the Flushing Gun Club shoot held between Flushing L I and Jamaica yesterday. A final tie with Capt William A Sands and A Doncourt prevented Clarke from stopping his eleventh bird in the main 23 birds per man event. Sweepstake races followed with Hendrickson Doncourt Clarke Capt Sands and Knapp winning most winnings.
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Edward J. Clarke
Flushing
Cox Wins Glen Cove Gun Club Trap Medal
Stephen Cox becomes custodian of a gold medal for the best trap-shooting record of the season at Glen Cove Gun Club. In the main event Walter Campbell tied with Cox and lost on a shoot-off for second place.
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Glen Cove, L. I
Stephen Cox
Glen Cove
Indoor football match canceled due to lack of gate money
Two elevens in the American Horse Exchange on Fiftieth Street and Broadway prepared to entertain about 1100 spectators at 25 cents each. With only 12.50 in gate receipts, organizers could not cover rent, so the game did not take place.
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American Horse Exchange
Fiftieth Street
Broadway
New West Side Sprinter Wins Dead Heat in Sixty-Yard Dash
Columbia hosts second annual indoor games at Eighth Regiment Armory. Key events feature a dead heat in the open sixty yard handicap between T. J. Fitzpatrick and H. Fried, a standout interclass relay, and multiple trials due to large entries.
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Columbia
Eighth Regiment Armory
T. J. Fitzpatrick
New West Side Athletic Club
H. Fried
Star Athletic Club
Fitzpatrick
van Case
Meehan
Martin
Goodwin
Carlton
Ogden
Barker
M. Wong
Twenty-third Regiment
W. 8. Edwards
Twenty-second
Long
Brooklyn Regiment
Edwards
Twenty-second Regiment
S. Barker
C. B. Marshall
I. L
C. Hieronimus
R. T. Campigno
Xavier Athletic Association
O. Sauer
St. Bartholomew's Athletic Club
O. Landsnes
W. H. Powers
Columbia University Athletic Association
G.cazenas
College of the City of New York
J. A. Powers
Villanova College
W. Delgado
Young Men’s Christian Association
W S
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
P. A. Sayle
Fried
Powers
W. P. Robins
BE. Hoffman
W. J. Wise
W. 2. S. Earie
M. B. Dean
J. F. Thompson
W. Goodwin
P. M. Lennox
Earle
Thompson
Dean
Godwin
Seas Farrell
Thirteenth Regiment
C. L. Brady
E.,m. Carette
E. O Hjertberg
R. M. Underwood
H. J. Bartholomew
Columbia University
L. VY. V. Sweezy
C. McClellan
Hiemer
C. A. Baker
G. C. Atkins
J. B. R. Verplank
J. T. Hanneman
D. A. Menocal
Hanneman
Sayles
Arnold
McLoughlin
Dalton
Turner
Robbins
J. A. MecAnery
J. Arkell
W. J. Carlin
W. M. van Cise
J. A. Meehan
W. Godwin
R. A. W. Carlton
S. M. Day
W. P. S. Earle
C. Martin
C. W. Kennedy
H. R. Steeves
M. B. Ogden
F. P. Whitaker
J E. B. Johnson
J. B. Stewart
Company I Dominates Fall Regimental Athletic Meet
In the Seventy-first Regiment fall games at the Park Avenue armory last night Company I swept events and claimed the J. Kennedy Ted Cup for the fourth straight year with eight first places and fifty points. Star performers were G. T. Fitzgerald P. B. McCahill and J. W. Slawson who won multiple sprints and field events. Company K took runner-up honors. nearly 3,000 spectators watched the fast program.
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C. Beatus
Company I
Fitzgerald
R. W. Taylor
Company K
R. J. Sayles
Company Hi
Armory
Witzgerald
J. Waring
H. Rabing
T. J. Gallagher
Company KK
J. Doorley
A. C. Taylor
P. B. MecCahill
W. J. Scott
Company E
W. A. Stone
W. J. McKay
Company A
W J. Dwane
C. J. McGratty
Company B
G. W. Swift
Company H
A. J. Dings, Jr
Company LB
H. Sussman
F.C. Gunther
J Doorley
P. B. McCahill
C Beatus
Seventy-first Regiment
Park Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
J. Kennedy Ted
Lene
G. T. Fitzgerald
J. W. Slawson
McCahill
Garry
Slawson
A. W. Stone
Grand Central Palace Sporting Show For Hart Benefit
Arrangements are complete for a Grand Central Palace event to aid the family of the late Hugh S. Hart. The program features Jeffries versus Ernest Roeber in a catch as catch can match and includes Paul Pons in a championship challenge, with sparring by Corbett Sharkey Ruhlin Maher and others. Additional attractions include bouts with Bothner Brown Leonard Estef Monhl and various exhibitions across wrestling, sparring, bag punching, rowing, handball, and swordplay.
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Grand Central Palace
Hugh S. Hart
Jeffries
Ernest Roeber
Roeber
Paul Pons
W. A. Brady
Jim Corbett
Tom Sharkey
Peter Maher
Gus Ruhlin
Rolando
Sandow
Jim
George Bothner
Phil Brown
Hugh Leonard
New York Athletic Club
Gustav Estel
Vienna
Frederick Monhl
Zurich
Snarring
Rolandony
Edward Hanlon
Davy
Roach
Phil Casey
E. J. Gianninni
Murphy
Alert
Anne Broadsword
Prof. Koch
California to Meet Columbia Varsity in San Francisco and Los Angeles
The University of California football team will play Columbia Varsity in San Francisco on Christmas and in Los Angeles on New Year’s Day. Columbia had eyed Stanford but negotiations stopped. UC says Eastern players may accept their terms. Columbia management denied Christmas talks with UC while continuing correspondence with Stanford.
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San Francisco
University of California
Columbia
New York
Los Angeles
Stanford University
West One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Shoemaker
Leland Stanford University
Flushing Hunt Club Hosts Informal Drag Run
Prominent Flushing residents join the Flushing Hunt Club on a rough country drag from Bowne farm. Eight imported fox hounds led the riders with lively jumps. Miss Emily Bell on Milne won the chase, followed by H. G. Murray on Jack o Hearts. A hunt luncheon followed at the Oakland Golf Club house with many attendees listed including the Grace, Renwick, Willetts, Popham, and Rodman families.
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Flushing
L. L
Ernest Metrere
Thomas Willetts, Jr
John H. Turpin
William R. Carroll
Amy Talbot
Emma Rodman
Barrett Resigns as Southern Railway Transportation Chief
J. H. Barrett, General Superintendent of Transportation for the Southern Railway, has resigned and will join a major Northern railroad.
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Barrett
Southern Railway
Atlanta, Ga
J. H. Barrett
The
Douglas Wins Golf Trophy in Atlantic City Final
Findlay S. Douglas of Fairfield Golf Club defeated W. S. Davis of Lakewood Club 4 up and 3 to play to take the chief trophy in the Atlantic City Country Club tournament. The day featured fair, cold weather and semi finals that determined the finalists.
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Davis
Lakewood
Atlantic City
N. J
St. Andrew's
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Highland
L. Davis
Douglas
Tis
Poet Ae Pee
Robbins
Fownes
Tritees Beet
Carpenter
Enthusiasts Play Golf Club Handicap at Dyker Mead
A group from the Dyker Mead Golf Club met yesterday near Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn to compete in a club handicap. J. Merritt won with a net score of 86. Also noted is Princeton Alumni Weekly reporting plans for a new golf clubhouse to be built near the university, with start around January and completion by mid June, costing roughly 16 to 20 thousand dollars.
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Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Links
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
J. H. Merritt
Princeton
N. J
Alumni Weekly
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Hanover
Bedford
New York
Derby results and racing summaries from two coasts
New Orleans horses Prince of Veronia and Fake contested the preliminary Derby with Fake narrowly taking the finish as heavy track conditions affected results. Oakland and San Francisco meet results feature multiple stakes and sprint races with Articulate, Gibraltar, and Pat Morrissey among winners and runners-up.
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New Orleans
A. H
Prince of Veronia
Fake
Choice
Dale
Moroni
Acushla
Sunlocks
Cochran
Indian
Terry Ranger
W. Williams
Princess Murphy
High Admiral
T. Walsh
Tonicum
Money Mass
Castine
Tom Gilmore
Tihme
Mife
Dick Furber
Wilkerson
Ahlers
Miss Loretta
San Francisco
Oakland
Articulate
Mounce
Rollick
Cousin Carsie
Gratter
J. Martin
Gibraltar
Homage
Mocorito
O'Connor
Our Lizzie
Novia
Pat Morrissey
Malay
Dr. Bernays
Sibarris
J. Woods
Good Hope
Jerrid
Lennep
Pompino
Exhibition ends as jiu jitsu fails to become college sport
An exhibition in the New York University gym last night for jin jitsu did not promote it to college sport status. After the show a class was formed with Hishoku Inouye named as instructor. The class will meet daily and next week Inouye will visit Columbia to organize a class there.
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New York University Gymnasium
Hishoku Inouye
Inouye
Columbia
Pettitt and Moore Clinch Exhibition Rackets Pair Win
Tom Pettitt and Robert Moore of the Tuxedo Club New York won the closing match in the Boston Athletic Association exhibition rackets event. They defeated George Standing of New York in four straight games 15 4, 15 2, 15 9, and 15 9.
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Boston
Tom Pettitt
Robert Moore
Tuxedo Club
New York
Boston Athletic Association
George Standing
Pettitt
Moore
Boston’s Cutler, Kellogg win in National Class B billiards
Albert G. Cutler of Boston defeated W W Kellogg of Chicago 232 to 100 in the afternoon match while Kellogg beat John A Hendrick of the city 204 to 200 at night. Cutler will face Hendrick in the final tomorrow. first place is secure for Cutler unless Hendrick defeats him, tying Kellogg for second prize.
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Albert G. Cutler
Boston
W. W. Kellogg
Chicago
Amateur Athletic Union
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Mr. Cutler
W. W.W. Kellogg
Mr. Kellogg
John A. Hendrick
Mr. Hendrick
New York
Magnificent falls found in the Rockies by CP Road engineers
Canadian Pacific Road engineers return from an expedition in the Rockies reporting a 1300 foot drop waterfall and several glaciers. One glacier rivals Selkirks in area and surpasses it in surrounding mountain lakes and peaks. Trails to these hidden marvels will be built early next spring to make them accessible.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Road
Rockies
Selkirks
Governor Voorhees visits Massachusetts Reformatory
Governor Voorhees of New Jersey accompanied by state reformatory officials visited the Massachusetts Reformatory at Concord to study methods for possible adoption at the new State Reformatory under construction in Raway New Jersey.
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Massachusetts Reformatory
Boston
Gov. Voorhees
New Jersey
New Jersey State Reformatory Commission
Concord
Raiway
N. J
Indoor Regiment Baseball Doubleheader Surprises Fans at Armory
In a close night of indoor baseball, Ninth Regiment lost to Fourteenth Regiment 9 to 14 after a tense late inning. Key plays came from Deegan and J Dixon for the Ninth, and Etlinger hit a home run for the Fourteenth as crowds cheered through a one hour fifty minute game. A second match at Sixty-second Street saw the Twelfth Regiment overpowering the Twenty-second Regiment 8 to 4 with Ritter homering and Conklin handling mound work.
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Deegan
Fritchernan
J. Dixon
Brooklynites
Ribpore
OlJones
U Dupries
Q\Thorne
WU Winters
O Boice
Fahman
McCabe
Etlinger
Boice
Fritcheran
Et- Mager
Fruteceman
S. Dixon
J.dixon
Jillette
Thorne
Worrelk
Smith
Dupries
Winters
Burrill
Ninth Regiment
Fourteenth Regiment
Umplire
J. Rudyard
Twelfth Regiment
Sixty-second Street
Columbus Avenue
Twenty-second Regiment
12Th Regiment
Collins
Nichlar
Ritter
Collyer
Doughty
Duffy
Leishman
V Walker
Dohue
Walsh
Fagan
Gallagher
Alexand’r
Mullins
Conklin
Leach
Harney
Lusillo
Peewke
Donohue
Dougherty
Alexander
Susilo
Walker
Balk
Donahue
J. O’brien
Bowling results in Wholesale Drug Trade Association tourney
Last night at Reid's Church Street alleys the Dodge & Olcott and Church Dwight teams each won two games. National Lead and Seabury Johnson each went 1–1, while Merck and Lanman Kemp both lost two games. Scores not provided.
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Wholesale Drug Trade Association
Reid
Church Street
Dodge & Olcott
Church, Dwight & Co
National
Seabury & Johnson
Merck & Co
Lanman & Kemp
Merck & Ne
Howe
Townley
Ely
E. Meek
Robertson
National Lead CO
St.s Darius
Deouth
E. Mee
Smith
Saunders
Heins
A. P. Meek
Kembley
Wee
Ight & Seabury
John- Churchor
St.s
Sts
Brock Werner Es
Lovis Eewneee
Smith Diate
Withers
Schierenbeck
Lannan & Kemp
Church, War “& Score
St. 'S
Kampf Wachsneg
Dixon Sneee
Broeck
Nee
McGillen
Luo
Neeee
Mouillen Aeweeel
Caughey
Thomas Ee
Stevens O
Harlem Navy Bowling League Formed by River Clubs
Delegates from Harlem River Boat clubs meet at Thum and Kahlsdorf’s Harlem Palace to organize the Harlem Navy Bowling League for the coming season. It is expected every river club will be represented and the Seawanhaka Boat Club of Brooklyn will attend. The tournament begins mid next month.
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Harlem River Boat Clubs
Thum & Kahlsdorf
Harlem Palace
Harlem Navy Bowling League
Seawanhaka Boat Club
Brooklyn
Youth Arrested in Yonkers for School Overcoat Theft
A young man jailed in Yonkers after stealing an overcoat from a High School and carrying skeleton keys. He gave multiple names, claimed a brother lawyer, sent a telegram, and police suspect him in several local robberies over six months.
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Yonkins
N. Y
Solly Forgotson
G. Howem
Buena Vista Avenue
Albert Harriott
West Thirty-fourth Street
New York City
Widow thanks press for kindness to her husband
Mrs. Anna Agnew Davis widow of C. K. Davis says she may have omitted formal gratitude to the public press. She praises newspapers for displaying sympathy with her husband and considerate sympathy with her, saying the sentiments sustained and comforted him and she wishes to acknowledge gratitude on his behalf and her own.
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ST. Paul
Anna Agnew Davis
C. K. Davis
Fire destroys $20000 tobacco at Edwinsville warehouse
A fire at 8 p.m. in the J. W. Upson warehouse at Edwinsville twelve miles northwest of Syracuse wiped out twenty thousand dollars worth of tobacco. The stock was insured and about one hundred workers lost their jobs as a result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
J. W. Upson
Edwinsville
Bankrupt petition filed in Goshen with assets near liabilities
C C Black filed a bankruptcy petition in Goshen Indiana showing liabilities of 219000 dollars and assets of 220 dollars. The filing notes the petition was made on December 15. The case lists the debtor and the small asset surplus, indicating a near balance between assets and debts.
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Goshen
Ind
C. C. Black
Poisoning at Housekeeping Scene Taints Couple’s Betrothal
A cryptic report notes many persons poisoned as jealousy fuels a alleged crime against a couple on the eve of their marriage. Police investigate motive and suspects amid unclear details.
Yesterdays Fires Across Manhattan Report
A sequence of fire incidents reported from Friday night to Saturday night lists multiple addresses in New York City with varying damages. Names include John Thornton George Dukes Tole Witte Reece Serreto Samuel Fogleson and others. damages range from slight to thousands of dollars across streets like Roosevelt Bleecker Houston Grand Cherry and East Houston.
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Third Avenue
John Thornton
Roosevelt Street
George Dukes
East Eighty-seventh Street
Tole Witte
Bleecker Street
Reece Serreto
E. M
East Houston Street
Samue Fogleson
East Fifty-fourth Street
Consumers’ Brewing Company
Catherine Street
Ludlow Street
Hyman Belenty
Grand Street
Cherry Street
Isaac Alberts
One Hundred and Fourteenth Street
Harold N. Shaldy
Seventy-sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Anthers & Mills
Raste
Twene
Eighth Street
Robert Hus
Eighth Avenue
George Ehret
Lipshitz Brothers
Kilp
Randy & Schoomacher
West Fifty -First Street
Nellie Davis
First Avenue
Scannell Street
Samuel Bernstein
Joe M
Fourteenth Street
A. Topkins
Dama
Greenwich Street
Max Amns
Jacob Krauss
East Twenty -Ninth Street
James P. Keating
West Sixtieth Street
Jennie Mayer
Fire destroys A. T. Stewart Pump and Plow Works
A fire at the A. T. Stewart Pump and Plow Works in Carnegie Penn nearly razed the plant. Loss to buildings and stock is estimated at 175000 with about two thirds insured. The plant will be rebuilt.
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Pittsburg
Penn
A. T. Stewart
Carnegie
bullamEs
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