Hunters and clubs map future of amateur racing
A meeting at The Jockey Club rooms gathered 31 hunt clubs and amateur racing bodies from Five states to discuss expanding amateur racing. August Belmont chaired the steeplechase stewards meeting preceding it, with leaders from Watchung Hunt Grafton Hounds and many others in attendance.
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National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Jockey Club
Windsor Arcade
Fifth Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
National
Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Hunt
Hunt Clubs
August Belmont
Joseph E. Widener
Harry J. Morris
J. H. Alexandre
Samuel S. Howland
Steeplechase and Hunt Association, August Belmont, J. H. Alexandre
S. Howland
Charles Hayden
H. J. Morris
H. S
J. . Widener
Watchung Hunt
Plainfield
L. E. Waring
Grafton
C. Moore
Loudoun Hunt Club
Leesburg
J. W. Davis
Radnor Hunt
Bryn Mawr
Penn
A. J. A. Dev
Westbury
L. L
Westchester
N. Y
Ase
Fletcher Harper
Piedmont Heat
Upperville
R. Neville
Belmont
Howland
Affordable luxury and durable coats and footwear
The advertisement markets a range of coats from $18 to $70, highlighting Mon tagnacs at the top and friezes offering value. It asserts $18 coats outperform pricier options in service, plus a line of Ramie underwear and waterproof "Double" shoes at $5.50, emphasizing quality fabrics and waterproof construction.
Christmas Gift List Items Featured in Catalog
A read of a holiday catalog shows items including knitted vests, umbrellas, suitcases, goggles, auto trunks, neckwear, steamer rugs, razore-Gillette Auto Straps, bath robes and dressing gowns advertised for shoppers.
Local meeting defers action to boost amateur racing
The gathering postponed adopting a plan and named a committee to confer with the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association stewards. Representatives from hunting clubs across five states were listed, including Pfizer of New Jersey and Stewart of Maryland along with Devereux of Pennsylvania and Davis of Virginia.
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National
Hunt Association
Cnaries Pfizer
New Jersey
Redmond Stewart
Maryland
A. J. A. Devereux
Pennsylvania
Westmoreland Davis
Vrenie
Fletcher Harper
New Or
Mexico Plans Permanent Turf System Under Government Patronage
Senior Alberto Terasas of Mexico outlined government backed plans to establish racing nationwide with a 6500 member jockey club and a central track in Mexico City. The Government will curb bookmakers, allow pari mutuel pools, fund breeding through stallion purchases, and attract American turfmen to race in Mexico.
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Alberto Terasas
Mexico
Waldorf
New York
Sefior Terasas
Europe
William Kraft
New Yorker
Kraft
J. G. Follansbee
M. J. Winn
Empire City Jockey Club
France
Terasas
Germany
St Pauls Hockey Team Defeats Opponent on the Ice
St Pauls hockey team defeated their opponent on the ice after a hard fought game, showing resilience and strong effort against the odds.
Bookmakers Defy Locke Law At New Orleans Race Meet
Special to The New York Times reports two men Placido Frigerio and R M Sheffield posed as bookmakers at City Park race course to test the Locke anti betting law. They posted odds took bets and were arrested along with track manager W W Lyle for violating the anti betting statute.
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New York Times
New Orleans
City Park
Louisiana
Placido Frigerio
R. M. Sheffield
Frigerio
Sheffield
W. W. Lyle
C. Heaslip
City Park Track Association
Ed Corrigan
Cor rigan Denies Involvement in Louisiana Racing Law Test
Ed Corrigan, a long time figure in Western and New Orleans racing, arrived in Louisville and said he knew nothing of the plan to test Louisiana racing law. He repudiated responsibility for any alleged violation and claimed no knowledge of the track managers' intentions despite being a member of the controlling association.
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New York Times
Louisville
Ed Corrigan
New Orleans
Indoor football at Durland's Weekly Ride
Indoor football opened at Durland's Weekly Ride with Argyles of Homecrest facing Cortelyous of Tiatbush. The match lacked space but featured sharp passing and a modern playing style. The show also included a music ride led by Mrs John Gerken with Peter Pan, steeplechase entrants J Shine F Matz and W Miller Jr, and a final egg and spoon race.
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Durland
Argyles
Homecrest
Cortelyous
Tiatbush
John Gerken
Freshmen win interclass cane spree at Columbia University
Freshmen defeated upperclassmen 4 to 3 in the annual cane spree at Columbia University yesterday. Sinclair starred with two heavyweight wins securing the victory and freshmen will be allowed to smoke pipes after February 1.
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Columbia University
Sinclair
Calahan
Briggs
Lacy
Zuckerman
Peters
Lassman
Superkrop
Voelker
Stuart
Babcock
Strassburger
Carlisle Indian School Captain Declared Ineligible
Carlisle Penn Dec 16 Littleboy elected Captain of the Carlisle Indian School football team for next year is ruled ineligible. An election will be held after holidays. The athletic committee found he played in minor games in 1905 and has been a regular since, totaling four years of play under the four year rule. Hendricks also loses eligibility for next year, with many players affected as their enrollment ends this year.
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New York Times
Carlisle
Penn
Littleboy
The
Hendricks
Kelly Granted Unconditional Release by Boston Club
Joseph Kelly of Baltimore former Boston National League manager was released by President Dovey. He sought a new manager post elsewhere after being deposed and Bowerman appointed. It is believed he will join the Toronto club in the Eastern line he previously led to a championship win.
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Kelly
Boston
New York Times
Joseph Kelly
Baltimore
Dovey
Yale Adds Fordham and Amherst Games to Next Season Schedule
Yale football manager White arranged two new opponents for next season Fordham College and Amherst College replacing Amherst Agricultural College due to weakness Yale Field will host both games while Carlisle Indians invitation is declined the schedule likely to include one more game than last year
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
White
Fordham
Amherst
Ambherst Agricultural College
Carlisle Indians
Ambherst
Bresnahan Confers with Robison on Cardinals Plans
In Cleveland on December 16 Roger Bresnahan the new St. Louis NL manager met with President Robison to discuss reconstruction ideas for the 1910 season. No concrete plans were announced but Bresnahan suggested trades and purchases Robison will try to finalize.
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Cleveland
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis
National League Baseball Club
Robison
Cardinals
Bresnahan
Madden and Glover to headline National Club boxing cards
Frankie Madden and Mike Glover will entertain National Athletic Club members tomorrow night after final training today. Glover is reported in splendid condition for a ten round bout, Madden in good shape with a Prospect Park run. Billy Herrman faces Charley Lawrence in a six round bout.
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Frankie
Madden
Mike’’ Glover
National Athletic Club
Harry Tuthill
National Club
Little Glover
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Billy’’ Herrman
Charley’ Lawrence
Special 600 yard and related races at CCNY games
Melvin Sheppard Harry Hillman and Charley Bacon headline a special scratch 600 yard event at CCNY games in the Twenty second Regiment Armory Saturday evening. Also entered are J McEntee Harry Sedley Harry Gissing and Roy Dorland. The four mile scratch will bring top distance men from the metropolitan district with other special races including a one mile relay and events for high and preparatory schools.
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Melvin Sheppard
Harry Hillman
Charley Bacon
the College of the City of New York
Twenty-second Regiment Armory
J. McEntee
Harry Sedley
Harry Gissing
Roy Dorland
Papke Draws With Hugo Kelly in 25 Rounds Bout
Hugo Kelly of Chicago and Billy Papke former middleweight champion fought twenty five fast rounds at the Jeffreys Vernon arena. Referee James J. Jeffries ruled a draw as Kelly left unmarked while Papke bore multiple facial injuries. About 4,500 spectators voiced strong dissent at the result.
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Papke
Hugo Kelly
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
Billy Papke
Jeffreys Vernon Arena
James J. Jeffries
Kelly
Larchmont Y C Meets at Delmonico's Elects Commodore Again
Commodore Wilson Marshall presided at the Larchmont Yacht Club annual meeting at Delmonico's. The regular ticket was elected unanimously with Marshall as Commodore for another season and a financial reform plan discussed to address a rising deficit and a debt near 23000. The meeting elected officers, a new house committee, and a nominating committee including William Knabe and Henry E. Smith.
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Wilson Marshall
Larchmont Yacht Club
Delmonico’s
Marshall
Commodore
House Committee
Larchmont
Atlantic
Joseph E. Fletcher
R. E. Robinson
F. L. Anthony
A. G. Hamilton
E. S. Hatch
R. C. Seymour
Frank Hardy
Marathon Races Planned at Madison Square Garden
Two more Marathon events are set at Madison Square Garden for January with Tom Longboat, Alfred Shrubb, Johnny Hayes, and Dorando Pietri as contenders. Dorando faces a possible Buffalo race next, while Longboat recaps the previous clash and refutes foul-play theories about Dorando’s collapse.
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Madison Square Garden
Tom Longboat
Dorando Pietri
Alfred Shrubb
Johnny Hayes
A. Shrubb
Longboat
Shrubb
Garden
Hayes
Dorando
Powers
Pollock
Buffalo
Micago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Marathon Challenge Backed By Houseman In Open Race
Lou M. Houseman and R. H. Southgate Jr. posted 5000 dollars for a world open marathon at the Coliseum on January 8. The wager backs Albert L. Corey’s Middle West title claim and targets Dorando Hayes and Longboat. Charles Harvey in New York wired another 5000 dollars as further good faith.
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New York Times
Chicago
Lou M. Houseman
R. H. Southgate, Jr
Albert L. Corey
Middle West
Coliseum
Dorando
Hayes
Charles Harvey
New York City
Houseman
Will Hoppe Issues World Wide Billiards Open Challenge
Willie Hoppe celebrates his twenty first birthday and declares independence from any billiard concern. He offers a world title match with 500 points per night over three to six nights, in either balk line style, for sums from 1000 to 10000 dollars, to be staged in any agreed city.
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Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Parham Surpasses Run High In Three-Cushion Tourney
Four games were played at Daly's billiard rooms. Parham defeated Gilbert 30 to 20 but lost to Thompson 30 to int. Parham posted a tournament high run of 7 in the loss to Thompson. Other results show Diaz beating Thompson 30 to 23 and Diaz defeating Gilbert 30 to 18.
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Daly’s
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
Parham
Gilbert
Thompson
Diaz
Wingel Wins Close Amateur Pool Bout at Doyle's Billiard Rooms
Max Wingel defeated H. Dankelman 75 to 73 in a tight amateur pool match at Doyle's Billiard Rooms on Broadway and Forty-second Street. Wingel's high run reached 18, Dankelman's best 14, with lead changes throughout. Tonight's match features J. Monohan versus F. Mansfield.
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Max Wingel
Doyle’s Billiard Rooms
Broadway
Forty-second Street
H. Dankelman
Winchel
Dankelman
J. Monohan
F. Mansfield
Burns Johnson Fight Protested Across Seas
The Anglican Synod of Sydney protested to the Australian Premier against permitting the Burns Johnson fight to be held in Sydney on December. The discord reflects tensions over public boxing events and religious groups voicing objections ahead of the scheduled bout.
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Victoria
B. C
Anglican Synod of
Sydney
Australia
Briarcliff Race Sets 5.25 Bore Limit and May Date
The Briarcliff Automobile Race committee fixed a 5.25 inch bore limit for four cylinder cars, excluding several models. The May race will be at least 350 miles, international in scope, with entries and fees set before February 1. Final course choice hinges on road quality and inducements.
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Fost
Briarcliff
Briarcliff Committee
Automobile Club of America
Thomas
Savannah Lozier
Stearns
C. A. Emise
Lozier
C. F. Wyckoff
Clair Hamilton
Isotta
Owen
Chalmers-Detroit
E. R. Hollander
Filth
Sidney Bowman
Apperson
Paul Lacroix
Renault
Palm Beach Motorboating Regatta Dates and Classes
The Palm Beach motorboat regatta announced by Theodore D. Wells runs March 9 to 12 in seven classes A B C BC D E and DE with prizes. Special races for slower boats are planned and the Palm Beach Cup goes to the fastest mile speed average.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Theodore D. Wells
American Power Boat Association
St Lawrence tops Manhattan in rough 27–24 college bout
In a brutal De La Salle game St Lawrence University beat Manhattan College 27 to 24. The first half stayed tied, a fifth clash saw Logan of St Lawrence and O Halloran of Manhattan. Calder of St Lawrence was knocked out by a head blow.
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de la Salle
St. Lawrence University
Manhattan College
Logan
St. Lawrence
O’halloran
Manhattan
A. Calder
Billings
Murray A. Calden
O’ Halloran Lafferty
Cece
Nugent R. Calden
Conway Logan
Donohue Goats
A. Calden
Lafferty
Murray
East Side Y M C A Wins Two Close Basketball Games
The East Side YMCA defeated Brooklyn Central YMCA in two close matches at the East Side gym on East Eighty-sixth Street. In the 125-pound class East Side won 36 to 16 with 15 field goals and 6 foul goals, and in the 155-pound class East Side won 17 to 14 with 8 field goals and 1 foul goal. Referee Mr. Hendrian and umpire Mr. Edwards officiated.
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East Side
Brooklyn Central
East Eighty-sixth Street
Brooklyn C. C
B. Tres' Ramirez
Choman
Carroll
Crafts
Brook HS Central
Brooklyn C. B. Steblitz
H. Ackerson FE
Jung, Ginter
H. Triess Conis
L. Eichbaum
M. Fisher
Mr. Hendrian
Mr. Edwards
NYU Defeats Princeton In 46 To 22 Basketball Game
New York University beat Princeton 46 to 22 in a rough contest in Princeton New Jersey. The NYU lineup included Meese Carter Shimer Keyes Warner Giran ski Mershon with Dale Wachenfeld Broadhead Bowe and Carter scoring multiple field goals and fouls. Referee was Mr Carney of Trenton and halves lasted twenty minutes.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
New York University
N. Y. VU
Meese Veeeee
Surbrug
Mershon
Dale
Wachenfeld
Broadhead
Bowe
Carter
Shimer
Keyes
Meese
Mr. Carney
Trenton
Stuyvesant Beats Cathedral Colleen 44 to 8 in Narrow Bout
Stuyvesant High School routed Cathedral Colleen 44 to 8 in a one sided afternoon contest. Key scorers included Cavallero November Long Dowling Hoops Ryan O Reilly Garwood with a 15 and 20 minute halves officiated by Johnson Stevens Hamill.
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Stuyvesant High School
Cathedral Colleen
Die
Schorales
Cathedral
S Cavallero
Eco-E
Ryan Kenney
Garwood Long
Seccesceses
O’ Reilly Dowling
Conroy Hoops
McQuillen
Cavallero
Long
Dowling
Hoops
Ryan
O'Reilly
Garwood
Johnson
Stevens
Hamill
Hackley School Edges Berkeley for Close Victory
Hackley School defeated Berkeley School 11 to 8 in a fast, closely contested basketball game in Tarrytown. Key scorers included Brace Emes Shutter MacCorkle Rothstein Lamson Huested and Rothstein with goals from plays and fouls. Referee was Mr. Coster.
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Hackley School
New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
Berkeley
Hackley
MacCorkle
Huested
Mes O’kelly
Brace
Emes
Shutter
Rothstein
Lamson
Mr. Coster
St George Midgets Triumph Over Comrade Club 14 to 8
The St George Athletic Club Midgets defeated the Comrade Athletic Club 14 to 8 last night. St George built a strong lead early as the heavier team struggled to catch up, with Oakes Horn Wagner Meyer and Kelly on the winning lineup.
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St. George Athletic Club
Comrade Athletic Club
St. George
Oakes
Horn
Wagner
Meyer
Kelly
Suits Described As Wool Velours and Dark Worsteds
The description lists suits as wool velours cassimeres cheviots and black bibets with neat dark worsteds, outlining fabric types and tones for the ensemble.
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Schlichten Ramie
Racers, Peer & Company
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Senor Terasas
ST. Paul's Hockey Team
New Hampshire
St. Nicholas
Concord
St. Paul’s
N. H
Feitner
St. Paul
Gardiner
H. Baker
Rover
T. Baker
Richards
Feilner
St. Mark’s
Feitner Willitt
Gross
Richards Sortwell
Chew H. Baker
Putnam
Gordon
Souther
Secon
Chew
Russell
Hockey Club
Hornfeck
Wanderers
Durland’s
National A. C
Larchmont Y. C
Commodore Marshall
Arhart
Chambers St
Stearns, Simplex, Thomas, and Lozier Cars
Tommy Sullivan
Little Rock
Ark
Jimmy McNeil
McNeil
Sullivan
Stuyvesant
Brill
Oxford
Cambridge
Vicuna
America
Skinner
Nap
Kersey
N. Chambers St
125Th Street
Cor
3D Avenue
Union
14Th St
N. B’way
Cortlandt
N. Greenwich
Union Square
Harlem
Sandow’s Correspondence Instruction Dept
Bulletin A. Nernst Lamp Company
W. 42Nd St
Bryant
Toronto
Buffet Broiler
New York Central
Times Sq. Auto Co
Cordner & Filacmese
Iyee Broadway
Auto Bargain
Garay Cadillac
Columbus Circle
Carl H. Page & Co
50Th St
Columbus
Chalmers
Detroit
Elliott Ranney Co
B' Way
Elmore
St- N'Y
Col Haynes Automobile CO
J. M. Quinby & CO
Ladcka- Isotta
Es Station
Newark
Tawanna
Lozier Motor Lozier Prway
Matheson Matheson Automobile Co
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