Squash Gains at Baltusrol Ardsley Clubs Shore Winter Sports
Baltusrol and Ardsley prep busy squash and pool seasons as winter limits golf. Baltusrol's two new courts attract players. handicap and championship events planned with cup prize. Ardsley plans big club tournament in January. skate pond awaits cold, snow delays. Nassau, Baltusrol jockey for National amateur title with Baltusrol eyeing strong bid.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
New York A.C
Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
W. J
Baltusrol
Arthur Cater
Hi. R. Landale
W. Fellowes Morgan
Walter Wood, Jr
Howard Colby
Jeremiah Beall
Louis P. Bayard, Jr
Bradish J. Carroll
Union Club
Beverly Robinson
Hugh Toler
Syquash
Ardsley Club
Ardsley
Moonight
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
Nassau
Glenview
Powelton Club
Newark
Mt. Pleasant Club
Ossining
Hudson River
Prizes Paid for Six Day Bicycle Race at Madison Square Garden
The six day race at Madison Square Garden concluded with prize payments at 42:20 PM. George Leander and Floyd Krebs led the winning Kennedy Powers team and received the $1500 first prize plus training allowances. Eight teams earned prizes with training allowances. several riders were injured and given support. Leander intends to race in Atlanta against Walthour next week while most riders recover from injuries.
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Madison Square Garden
P. V Powers
Kennedy Powers
George Leander
Floyd Krebs
Leander
Nat Butler
Butler and
Turville
Woody Hedspeth
Peterson
Hedspeth
Butler
Atlanta
Walthour
Fordham Plans Statewide College Athletics Meet
Fordham College athletics outlines a statewide competition open to all New York colleges. The event will be held in February at Fordham’s new Second Battery armory on Bathgate Avenue and One Hundred Seventy Sixth Street. Maurice J. McCarthy will coach the Fordham track team through winter and spring.
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Fordham
New York
New York State
Second Battery
Bathgate Avenue
One Hundred and Seventy-sixth Street
Maurice J. McCarthy
New York Athletic Club to Host Winter Aquatic and Fencing Events
The New York Athletic Club plans a Winter season start with a Saturday night meet in its natatorium featuring a 50 yard novice, 100 yard handicap, 200 yard handicap, water polo between Teams 1 and 2, and fencing events. Yale and Columbia swimmers are entered. Charles E Goodhue, away in Europe, returns soon to help select a regular club team for open events.
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New York Athletic Club
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Yale
Columbia
Charles E. Goodhue
Europe
Irish hop, step and leap set for Madison Square Garden meet
The winter program for Irish games at Madison Square Garden on December 21 includes the running hop, step, and jump. Notable entrants include record holders Ray Ewry, Myer Prinstein, and Dr. B E Mulligan, with Engelhardt and Mang training in Cedar Park Bronx aiming for top marks.
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Madison Square Garden
Atlantic
Ireland
E. B. Bloss
Chicago
Ray 7
Ewry
New York A. C
Myer Prinstein
Greater
New York Irish Athletic Association
B.E. Mulligan
Yonkers
Cedar Park
Bronx
Englehardt
Mang
Engelhardt
New Steam Yacht Under Construction for Spencer Kellogg
In City Island New York the Jacob shipyard lays the keel for a new steam yacht designed by Henry J. Gielow for Spencer Kellogg of Buffalo. The 126 ft 8 in craft aims mid June delivery with triple expansion engine and two water tube boilers for speeds up to 18 mph under forced draught.
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New York Times
City Island
N. Y
Jacob
Henry J. Gielow
New York
Spencer Kellogg
Buffalo
Cyclists Anticipate Second Midnight New Year Race
Century Road Club of America plans the Brooklyn Coney Island road race for amateurs starting at midnight December 31 from Bedford Rest. Thirty entries are in, with over twenty prizes including watches and jewelry. Information and entry details available from club officials in Brooklyn and New York.
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Century Road Club of America
Bedford Rest
New York State
Coney Island
Brooklyn-Coney Island
State Centurion
P. A. Dyer
Bridge Street
Brooklyn
Henry Vest
Himrod Street
Fred Mommer
Greene Street
New York
Charles A. Lchritter
West One Hundred and Thirtieth Street
William G. Meister
Driggs Avenue
C. E. Nylander
Charles Street
Princeton Gives Football Numerals to 1902 1906 Players
Princeton University announces class numerals awarded to football players from the fall season. Named recipients include Montgomery Bayles Byles Cole Hermann Howell Scott Statton Burrell Butler D Edwards Lloyd McLeod Baker Brown Burke Delaney Dull Forney Kafer King Minott Otis Pond Bard Brasher Carruthers Dutcher Hardy Hoagland Keith Munn Wetterlein Waller across classes 1902 through 1906.
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Princeton
N. J
University Athletic Management
Montgomery
Bayles
Byles
Cole
Hermann
Howell
Scott
Statton
Burrell
Butler
D. Edwards
Lloyd
McLeod
Baker
Brown
Burke
Delaney
Dull
Forney
Kafer
King
Minott
Otis
Pond
Bard
Brasher
Carruthers
Dutcher
Hardy
Hoagland
Keith
Munn
Wetterlein
Waller
Columbia's Ice Rink Plan For South Field
Columbia University students cleared snow from South Field and flooded the surface in hopes of a freeze to form an improvised skating rink. The project aims to provide a convenient practice rink for the Columbia hockey team during the cold spell.
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Columbia University
College
South Field
Columbia
Jockey Peters Triumphs as Rainy New Orleans Meet Unfolds
John Peters was the lone winning favorite as six races were run amid rainy, slow track conditions. Moran led in race one, Shandon Field won race two, The Caxton captured race three, John Peters won race four, Harry Wilson took race five, and Flaneur won race six with tight finishes shaping the day.
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New Orleans
John Peters
Moran
Donegan
Major Tenny
W. Murphy
Oronte
Hoar
Shot Proof
Sleepy Head
Uranium
Pageant
John Carney
Piquancy
Gannon
Tom Kingsley
W. Hicks
Lord Neville
C. Alley
Vesuvia
Jim Nap
Dutch Carter
W. J. Devoe
Otis
Echodale
O’neill
Glennevis
Death
Harry Wilson
Doeskin
Treanor
Alpaca
McCafferty
Brown Vail
St. Tammany
Russelton
Pierce J
Flaneur
D. Gilmore
Shut Up
Helgerson
Joe Doughty
Leblanc
Banish
Elisa Dillon
Miranda
Five Thoroughbred Races Listed With Weights and Entrants
The card outlines six selling races at seven furlongs to one mile with weights for each runner. Entries include Co logne N Marco Flora Levy 94 and Ravenspur Prince Herman 99 in the first. Milton Lady Superba 90 and City Cres cent 100 in the second. Dutch Carter Maid of Enid 96 and James J Corbett 101 in the third. Aurie B Hedge 94 with Hare Little Adele 99 in the fourth. Epidemic 90 and Kittanning 98 in the fifth. Swordsman 9% and Georgia Gardner 100 in the sixth.
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Milton
Okla
Fonspray
Ordnung
Henry McDaniel
Scorpio
Golden Rule
Swordsman
Georgia Gardner
Moabina
Trocadere
Gin Spray
Prince Blazes
Lady Chorister
Joe Lesser
Bowling Congress Eyes Indianapolis Tourney With $5000 Prize
Mayor Charles A Bookwalter of Indianapolis and president of the American Bowling Congress, failed to reach New York on time before Brooklyn and Manhattan bowlers. He announced details for the February championship in Indianapolis, noting a $5000 prize list and a $100 single-score prize. The event, at Tompkins Square Hall, will add ten new alleys and 3000 spectator seats.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
American Bowling Congress
National Association of Bowlers
Grand Central Station
Brooklyn
Clarendon Hotel
Bookwalter
Manhattan
White Elephant
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
Congress
Buffalo
Chicago
New York
Ast
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New York Bowling Association
Pockwalter
Tompkins Suare Hall
American Woolen Wins High Team Score in Local League
In the Commercial Bowling League last night the American Woolen Company posted a new tournament high of 934 to defeat Rogers Peet and Kirsch Manufacturing. First game totals show Rogers Peet 865 while American Woolen led with 190 221 187 161 175 for 934. Second and third games list Woolen 172 183 161 183 190 and 185 etc with Kirsch and Rogers Peet posting lower scores.
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American Woolen Company
Rogers, Peet & Co
Kirsch Manufacturing Company
Commercial League
Schwartje & Arps
Broadway
Denton
O'Brien
Brooks
Coghlan
Frankle
Cantrell
Lansing
Donaldson
Warmuth
Kirseh Manufacturing Company
Wolff
Fisher
Raubitschek
R. Toense
A. Toense
Anger
O’brien
Kirsch
New York Stock Exchange League Bowls Night Results
Parkinson & Burr-Tall and Arnold, Leo & Co. led three games with scores of 708 and 689 and 759 to 724 and 747 and 724 respectively. Teams include Parkinson & Burr-Tall Mott Shaw Cordes and Leo as key bowlers.
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NEW York Stock Exchange League
Thom
White Elephant
Parkinson & Burr
Travers
Pearson
Shaw
Conway
A. S. Leland & Co
Mott
Wright
Jack
Herr
Roberts
Arnold
Leo & Co
Kernan
Cordes
Larkin
Leo
Tall
Travis
Leo. & Co
Metropolitan and Sylvan Bowls Clash in American National Tourney
In the first game Metropolitan beats Sylvan 904 to 879 with Beam 204 Breen 165 Starr 204 Fisher 161 Arnold 170 for Metropolitan. Sylvan counters Buckingham 223 Dinsmore 118 Kirk 193 Carroon 164 Dickson 181 for 879.
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Thom
White Elephant
Metropolitan Bowling Club
Beam
Breen
Starr
Fisher
Arnold
Sylvan Bowling Club
Buckingham
Dinsmore
Kirk
Carroon
Dickson
Hyperion Bowling Club
Hermann
Klepper
Stiefel
Schlett
Plumbing and Steam Supply League Scores at Cadieu’s Palace
First game saw Crane & Co Good 140 Herman 116 Marx 138 McCleary 177 Grimshaw 163 total 729. Ronalds & Johnson Co Elder 137 Mahnken 138 Kavanagh 120 Cosgrove 173 Bollman 159 total 727. Second game Ronalds & Johnson Eilert 159 Follette 145 Kavanagh 108 Cosgrove 123 Bollman 139 total 665. Third game The Metal Worker Eilert 148 Durkin 132 ee 181 Barnett 153 Deasey 206 total 713 Crane & Co Good 191 Herman 159 Marx 126 McCleary 147 Grimshaw 180 total 757.
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Cadieu
Monarch Palace
Crane & Co
Good
Herman
Marx
McCleary
Grimshaw
Total
Ronalds & Johnson Company
New York
Elder
Mahnken
Kavanagh
Cosgrove
Bollman
Eilert
Elephant Club Alleys Brooklyn Scores Report
First game Dauntless Council totals 887 with Brachhold Schwitzler Strickhold Wan nemacher and Albert. Philadelphia Council makes 864 led by Vandekar Stoddard and Bierschenck. Second game Dauntless Council 864 versus Fulton Council 91 A. Third game Fulton Council 727 and Philadelphia 807 led by Schmitt and Vendekar.
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Elephant Club
Brooklyn
Dauntless Council
Brachhold
Schwitzler
Strickhold
Wannemacher
Albert
Philadelphoa
Martin
Medicus
Vandekar
Stoddard
Bierschenck
Totel
Fulton
Lovell
Blue
Herbert
Schmitt
Fernbach
Philadelphoa Council
Vendekar
Total
RPI Hosts Columbia in Troy and New York Visit
Columbia meets Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in back to back games with dates set for New York on March 13 and Troy on March 14. The pair square off in a weekend basketball schedule featuring two regional venues.
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Columbia
New York
Renesselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Starrs National Alleys First Game Scores
In Lacordaire Council Garvey 187 Toomey 132 Finley 113 Greene 173 Murphy 122 for a 727 total. MacGivney Council Lee 145 Greene 182 ae 197 Moran 138 Hulbert 158 for a 20 total. Second Game San Salvador Carroll 175 Winters 155 Mahoney 130 Davis 124 Golle 183 total. Lacordaire Garvey 134 Toomey 123 Filey 182 Greene 131 Murphy 174 total 644. Third Game San Salvador Carroll 120 Winters 144 Mahoney 168 Davis 172 Golle 137 total 741. McGivney Lee 182 Greene 147 ens 178 Moran 130 Hulbert 124 total 61.
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Lacordaire Council
Garvey
Toomey
Finley
Greene
Murphy
MacGivney
Lee
Moran
Hulbert
San Salvador
Carroll
Winters
Mahoney
Davis
Golle
Lac
McGivney
Ens
Cornell announces complete schedule for basketball season
Cornell's manager Sloat released the full schedule listing games at Ithaca against Waverly Columbia Harvard Yale Princeton and Jefferson Medical College plus trips to Rochester Cambridge New Haven Philadelphia Brooklyn and Princeton with open dates on Feb 19 and 20.
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N. Y
Cornell
Sloat
Rochester
Waverly
Columbia
Harvard
Tech
Yale
Open
Cambridge
New Haven
Princeton
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Pratt Institute of Technology
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Transit Service Under Fire by City Association
The Manufacturers' Association of New York City met in Brooklyn and said the Brooklyn Rapid Transit system provides inadequate service. They urged legal action and appeals to state and city authorities to secure improvements and fair treatment for Brooklyn riders. The group also criticized Ashley W. Cole for not securing decent transit and asked Gov Odell to appoint a new railroad commissioner attentive to Brooklyn's interests.
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Manufacturers’ Association of the City of
New York
Montague Street
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Committee On
Board of Aldermen
Grand Jury
Corporation Counsel
Attorney General
Railroad Commission
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Ashley W. Cole
State Railroad Commission
Gov
Odell
Col. Cole
Kane files voluntary bankruptcy in Brooklyn court
John P. Kane of HuntingtonLI files a voluntary petition in U S District Court Brooklyn claiming debts of 515287.34 as sole survivor of Canda Kane builders. Assets listed at 400 with 270 creditors. Canda Kane formerly operated from Broadway offices.
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United States District Court
Brooklyn
John P. Kane
Huntington, L. I
Canda & Kane
Broadway
Four Clothing Firms Damaged by Fire at 390 Third Street
Four clothing firms in a four story factory at 390 and 392 Third Street were damaged by a fire and subsequent water. Mullendich & Co. suffered about 3000 in damage to the building and 2000 to stock. Rich & Rothenberg on the third floor Joseph Unger on the second floor and Joseph Rother on the first floor each had 2000 in water damage.
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Third Street
Mullendich & Co
Rich & Rothenberg
Joseph Unger
Joseph Rother
Lathrop Defends Rosary Hill Hospital Diversity
M Alphonso Lathrop defends Rosary Hill Home cancer hospital in Sherman Park Westchester County against sectarian bias claims. He notes two Jews and a Christian have used the facility as patients and asserts Protestants are regularly treated, especially male patients, praising their gratitude for the hospital as a sole resource.
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Rosary Hill
Sherman Park
Westchester County
M. Alphonso Lathrop
Perkins Seeks Completion of Harvester Combination
George W. Perkins of J. P. Morgan & Co. is believed to have finalized the details of a new harvester company in Chicago. He arrived Saturday night and visited the Chicago Club, while declining to speak.
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Harvester Combination
Chicago
George W. Perkins
House of J. P. Morgan & Co
New Harvester Company
Perkins
Harvester
Park Avenue Tunnel Victim Awarded 7000 Verdict
A Utica jur y awarded $7,000 in damages on December 15 in a case involving injuries from the Park Avenue tunnel incident. The verdict names the plaintiff and defendant and sets a seven thousand dollar compensatory award.
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Park Avenue Tunnel
Utica
Christmas Aid Sought by Florence Crittenton Mission
The Mother Mission of Florence Crittenton Mission at 21 and 23 Bleecker Street asks for Christmas assistance to honor and aid the sheltering young women. Remittances may go to Treasurer F. B. Waterman. donations of clothing and provisions are gratefully welcomed.
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Florence Crittenton
Bleecker Street
F. B. Waterman
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