Hockey Club of New York Edges Yale 2 1 In Openers
In a St Nicholas Rink clash the Hockey Club of New York defeated Yale 2 to 1 with two goals in a tight second half. Canadian newcomers Clarke McKenzie and Butler added strength for the victors while Yale, led by captain Hitchcock, pressed late for a equalizer. Referee L Beiden supervised a 15 minute half game as Andover and Cutler School teams were set to meet later.
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Yale
Hockey Club of
New York
St. Nicholas
Columbus Avenue
Sixty-sixth Street
Collegians
Clarke
Mc Ienzie
Butler
Halifax
Montreal
Stern
Hitchcock
Potter
Russell
Marcus
Sellick
Dilworth
Rowland
de Casanova
Phillips
Hocky
Newbury
Russel
Hockey Club
EniSon
Ares. Wien
Als Stern Clarke
Sellick Newbury
Hitchcock Russell
Dilworth Phillips
Slee
Potter McKenzie
Wate
Caplet
L. Beiden
St. Nicholas Club
Andover
Cutler
Secret Yale Conference on Athletic Eligibility
A quiet December meeting at a Yale member’s home brought together Harvard representatives Ira N. Hollis HE E Krumhaar and J J Storrow and Yale figures Walter Camp Theodore Woolsey Henry Sargent Anson Phelps Stokes Jr plus Yale athletic captains and managers. Camp stated the session was amicable with progress but no final rules drafted and another session planned after Christmas in Cambridge.
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New Haven
Conn
Ira N. Hollis
HE. E. Krumhaar
J. J. Storrow
Harvard
Walter Camp
Theodore S. Woolsey
Henry B. Sargent
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
Yale
Athletic Association
Cambridge
Camp
Harmony Agreement for One Southern League in 1903
Southern Association of Baseball Clubs met in Birmingham and adopted a peace pact to form a single South league for the 1903 season. William H. Kavanaugh of Little Rock was re elected president with secretary treasurer duties. H D Newman of New Orleans elected vice president. The group also pledged reimbursement to Chattanooga for next season expenditures.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Association of Baseball Clubs
Memphis
South
Chattanooga
William H. Kavanaugh
Little Rock
H. D. Newman
New Orleans
Barnard College Basketball Seeks Funds for Travel
The Barnard Bulletin reports a funding crisis for the basketball team. A student cor respondent cites lack of formal athletic department status and insufficient treasury funds. The Undergraduate Association holds a treasury surplus that could support travel and intercollegiate match games to raise Barnard's athletic profile.
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Barnard College
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard
Curlers Plan Big Meeting for Season with Scottish Visitors
The Grand National Curling Club of America held a meeting at the Caledonian Club to set the season schedule and reception for 20 Scottish curlers arriving from Halifax in January. The plan includes six weeks in North America, multiple bonspiels from January to February, and storage concerns for stones and brooms at Van Cortlandt Park.
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New York
Grand National Curling Club of America
Caledonian Club
Seventh Avenue
Fifty-fourth Street
William D. Edwards
Jersey City
William H. Smith
St. Andrew’s
Royal
St. John
N. B
Montreal
Quebec
Ottawa
Toronto
District
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
America
Forest McNee
St. Andrew's Curling Club
Thomas Nicholson
James Thaw
Thistle Curling Club
David
van Cortlandt Lake
Messrs. P. F. Gilmartin
Thomas Wigley
James Kellock
John Pepper
South
Mitchell
Hoboken
James Ixellock
McLintock
New Jersey
Hamilton
Gordon
Utica
N. C
G. N.C. C. of America
Royal Caledonian Curling Club
van Cortlandt Park
John Leslie
James F. Conley
Empire City Curling Club
Park Commissioners
N. J
St. Andrew’s Curling Club
James F. Conney
Eet. City Curling Club
J E. S. Clayton
Caledonian Curling Club
John Wait
David Ballintine
Manhattan Curling Club
Steam and gasoline car troubles show ignition and fuel issues
The survey notes eighteen steam vehicles, sixteen with stops for water and fuel, air pressure and lighting, lubrication, brakes, chains, and gears. Ignition troubles account for 6 percent of gasoline car difficulties, while miscellaneous issues total 74 percent. steam cars have 10 percent fuel problems and 25 percent miscellaneous troubles.
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Perason. Co
Igcosalyik
Dacoers Pee
Eseeeseresenseeereneeres
Shaea
Rome
Indoor Skating Season Opens at Clermont Rink Brooklyn
The seventh year of indoor ice skating begins at Clermont Avenue Rink in Brooklyn today with schoolboy races every Saturday and children hours on Saturday, plus league hockey on select evenings and later championship races for amateur and professional skaters. Special fancy skating and ice carnivals are planned on nights other than Tuesday and Friday for public skating nights.
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Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
Hockey League
Handball Match Set At Polo Athletic Club Tonight
Columbia University handball team meets Polo Athletic Club on the Polo court tonight in a clash that features many skilled players and should attract amateur handball fans.
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Columbia University
New
Polo Athletic Club
Automobile Club of America reports 500 mile reliability contest results
Advance copies of the Automobile Club of America report detail 68 finishers of 75 starters from this city to Boston and back. Sixty-five earned first class certificates for 12 to 14 mph, one second class for 10 to 12 mph, one third class for 8 to 10 mph, and one under 8 mph. Seventeen cars made perfect records. 49 of 67 certificates were gasoline cars.
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Automobile Club of America
Boston
Butler
Century Road Club Elects New Officers for 1908
The Century Road Club of America elected its officers for term starting January 1, 1908. President H A Ludlum of New York. First Vice President C D Peck of Sandusky Ohio. Second Vice President John M Miller of Chicago. Secretary C E Nylander of New York. Treasurer Robert C Williams of Washington DC. Ludlum and Nylander renew in office.
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Century Road Club
Century Road Club of America
H. A. Ludlum
New York
Dr. C. D. Peck
Sandusky
Ohio
John M. Miller
Chicago
C. E. Nylander
Robert C. Williams
Washington, D. C
Ludlum
Columbia's Basket Ball Coach Engaged for Season
Trevelyan G. Cook, coach of the Silent Five, is engaged as coach of the Columbia basketball team until the intercollegiate championship games begin.
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Trevelyan G. Cook
Silent Five
Columbia
Columbia Whist Club Forms For The Year
Columbia's Whist Club organized yesterday naming officers: President H. R. Sturtevant, 1905 Law. Secretary T. L. Perry, 1903 College. Managers N. W. Muller, 1904 College. Victor de Beaumont first graduate. H. S. Loveman 1903 College. The club aims to field teams for intercollegiate tournaments and foster whist study among Columbia students. Twenty three members plan to form a team for a dual tournament with Pennsylvania.
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Columbia
H. R. Sturtevant
T. L. Perry
N. W. Muller
Victor. de Beaumont
H. 8. Loveman
Columbia University
Pennsylvania
New York Times Advertised as Premier Paper
The New York Times is preferred by the largest department stores publishers bankers and brokers showing its supremacy in home library and counting house as the most successful advertisers in New York City.
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NEW York Times
New York
New York City
Adv
Rowdy G. falls in race injuring jockey Le Blanc
New Orleans racing card ends with injuries after Rowdy G. fell in the third race breaking jockey Le Blanc's shoulder. Prince Blazes stumbles and falls in the last race, throwing jockey Treanor. Stewards suspend jockey Hicks pending investigation and also suspend Moabina and its owners Hatfield and Canby. Scorpio is the day’s lone favorite winner as weather remains fine and track heavy.
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New Orleans
Rowdy G
Leblanc
Prince Blazes
Treanor
Hicks
Larson
War Cry
Moabina
Hatfield & Canby
Scorpio
Flora Levy
Wissard
Marco
Fuller
Pirate
Scully
Cologne II
Enhance
Ravenspur
France
Herman
Alice S
Munro
Crescent City
J. Miller
Lady Brockway
Milburn
Mathilde
Wilton
Kate N
Honey Brook
Ardita
Maia
Enid
Rowdy
Fell
Welcome Light
F Phillips
Tom Maybin
Floyd K
Aurie B
Little Adele
Helen Hay
Florestan
Lord Touchwood
Hedge
Gannon
Golden Rule
Whiskey King
Hoar
Okla
If You
Fonspray
Joe Lesser
Fauntleroy
Masketo
Pollock
Georgia Gardner
CW. Wood
Machina
Races and weights from six events listed
First race at six furlongs features Varna Fonso My Surprise Enhance and Mathilde each eight pounds with judges Cantrell Zealotry Rankin Suburban Queen and Lord Touchwood carrying various weights. Second race seven furlongs lists Tillo 117 judges Magee Ben Frost Gin Spray Charles Ramsey Polly Bixby and Al fred C. Guatema 125 pounds. Third race for fillies and mares six furlongs shows Fair Lass 88 Shoo Fly 95 Insolence Hanover Queen 104 Azua 105 Optional 112 The Lady 117. Fourth race handicap six furlongs includes Mrs Frank Foster 100 Farmer Jim 102 Pride of Galore 105 Lord Melbourne 110 Kittanning 113. Fifth race selling mile and an eighth lists Trocadero 97 Scotch Plaid Compass 98 Flaneur 100 Joe Doughty 11 Ban ish 103 Erne 105 Knight Banneret 106. Sixth race selling seven furlongs includes Tick fui 117 Montanic Playlike Danielie Belle Aratoma Peat and Jerry Hunt 122 each Peter Duryea 125.
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Varna Fonso
My Surprise
Enhance
Mathilde
Judge Cantrell
Zealotry
Rankin
Suburban Queen
Lord Touchwood
Tillo
Judge Magee
Ben Frost
Gin Spray
Charles Ramsey
Polly Bixby
Alfred C
Guatema
Big Entry List for Amateur Games at Garden
The Greater New York Irish Athletic Association meets at the Garden on December 27 with an 8 PM start. Officials must be on site by 7:30 to prepare as many entries flood in, especially for sprints. At least 150 men are expected to run the fifty yard novice and sixty yard handicap.
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Greater New York
the Garden
Skating Meet at Verona Lake Christmas Day Lineup
The Verona skating meet at Verona Lake New Jersey on Christmas Day starts 2 30 P M with four races the one mile novice one mile handicap two mile handicap and half mile scratch. Prizes are gold silver and bronze medals. Notables Sinnirud Woods and Sarong Swan have signaled plans to compete. entries close next Saturday.
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Verona Lake
Verona
N. J
8. D. Lee
Wall Street
Sinnirud
Woods
United States
Canada
Sarong
Swan
Peppard Draws Two Matches in Montauk Handicap Pool
Peppard, a scratch entrant in the Montauk Billiard Parlors handicap pool tournament in Brooklyn, is slated for two games tonight. He faces Irving in the first match, the first meeting of 100-point men since the event began for the Clarence E. Green challenge cup, then meets Lawson in the second game.
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Peppard
Montauk
Brooklyn
Irving
Clarence E. Green
Lawson
Conference billiards contest nears final rounds
The text describes a billiards contest where a late challenger is rising after a lack of practice. Several ties for first place emerge as the event nears its end, making the result doubtful. Lewis defeats Kewenhaven 85 to 68, with four scratches to seven, and the frame totals show Lewis 58 11 6 7 and Kewenhaven 96 47 12 59 46 68. High runs are listed as Lewis 13 and Kowenhaven 123.
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Lewis
Kewenhaven
Kowenhaven
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