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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1902

Page

10

Loving Cup for Weekes at Columbia Football Rally

A mass meeting at Earl Hall honored Captain Harold H. Weekes and coach William R. Morley. Weekes received a silver loving cup as thanks for past seasons while Morley pledged to coach again next fall amid wild student celebration.

Columbia University Earl Hall Harold H. Weekes William R. Morley Columbia Weekes Allan B. A. Bradley Morley J. Howard van Amringe van Amringe Mor-ie Ath- Tex Morey Letics Capt. Smith Uis Atkin B. A. Bradley Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Columbia Athletics Smith Dean van Amringe

League of American Sportsmen appeals for funds for protection work

The League of American Sportsmen formed in 1898 requests philanthropic contributions to its game and bird protection fund. It funds enforcement of game laws across states, prosecutes illegal hunting, and seeks donations to support National headquarters in New York City. Treasurer is Austin Corbin at 192 Broadway. Secretary A F Rice at 28 West Twenty fourth Street offers more information.

League of American Sportsmen New York

Princeton Tiger Inn honors ex Captain Davis and Captain elect De Witt

Tiger Inn at Princeton hosted a banquet on Prospect Street in honor of ex Captain Ralph Davis and Captain elect John R. De Witt. About forty attendees included President Woodrow Wilson, professors, and athletic officials, with toastmaster F. C. Fairbanks. Wilson praised Davis's conduct and backed De Witt as a worthy successor, amid remarks by other professors and captains.

New York Times Princeton N J Tiger Inn Ralph Davis John R. de Witt Prospect Street Woodrow Wilson J. B._Fine Henry B. Fine H. G. Duffield Jesse Lynch Williams W. J. George Lawrenceville J. Grier Hibben G. R. Murray Indianapolis Ind Senator Fairbanks Wilson Davis de Witt J. B HU. B. Fine

Soule names Caffee manager for next Naval Academy football season

Annapolis reports Captain Charles C. Soule Jr. of the Naval Academy football team for 1903 has named Midshipman Arthur G. Caffee of Missouri as manager for the next season. Caffee, a second class member who captained his class team, ranks fifth in his class academically.

New York Times Annapolis Charles C. Soule, Jr Naval Academy Arthur G. Caffee Missouri Caffee

NYU Gymnastic Exhibition At University Heights Tonight

NYU's gymnastic team holds an annual exhibition at University Heights this evening followed by a dance. The program includes shot put and high jump alongside standard events. Alumni trains depart Grand Central at 7:35 and from 155th Street at 7:25 and 8. Notable competitors include Belcher Lane and others across horizontal bar rings and parallel bars, with Connelley Reilly KF Lane and C Lane in shot put and Wilcox Herzog and Lowry in high jump.

New York University University Heights Grand Central Station One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street D. Lane Miller Belcher Peck Prechaska Silke Smith Milly Williamson Hardy Braydon Stevenson de Zafra Connelley Reilly KF. Lane C. Lane Wilcox,Herzog Lowry

Fordham College honors varsity staff with athletic awards

The following men were awarded the F. at Fordham College last evening in recognition of their services on the various varsity athletic teams Baseball Keane Mitchell Hartman Robertson Crossin Doscher O'Brien Football Fogarty Mc Gee Adams Fallon Plunkett Curtin Mc Lane Glennon See Robertson Track Keane Clark Fallon O'Toole.

Fordham College Keane Mitchell Hartman Robertson Crossin Doscher O’brien Fogarty McGee Adams Fallon Plunkett Curtin McLane Glennon Track Clark O'Toole

Amateur Skating Association of the United States Formed

A circular announces the creation of the Amateur Skating Association of the United States with Clifford E. Dunn as Secretary and Treasurer and Henry Buermeyer as President. Clubs named include Skating Club of Brooklyn Verona Lake Cambridge and Springfield Skating Clubs. A general meeting is set for January 16, 1903 at the Skating Club of Brooklyn to form a permanent body and adopt by laws.

Amateur Skating Association of the United States Athletic Association Clifford E. Dunn Park Row Henry Buermeyer Skating Club of Brooklyn N. Y Verona Lake Skating Club Verona Cambridge Skating Club Cambridge Mass Andspringfield Skating Club Springfield Amateur Athletic Union Clermont Rink New York Park Row Building MN. Y

Delehanty Peace Issue Shapes 1903 Baseball Outlook

Washington directors report Loftus rejects Delehanty departure to New York. President Postal confirms Loftus has decided to stay. The club vows to enforce Delehanty’s Washington contract and plans to open the 1903 season against the New York Americans in New York.

New York Times Washington, D. C Washington Baseball Club Postal Managir Tom Loftus West New York American League Loftus Eugene Cochran Hector Clemes New York Delehanty McGraw National League Club of Washington Cincinnati Johnson Cochran New York Americans

Close contest in Montauk Amateur Handicap Pool

The Montauk Billiard Academy in Brooklyn hosts a close amateur handicap pool tournament. After seven games Gordon leads the field with Kowenhoven and others close behind. Lewis and Irving deadlocked for first with six wins each. Gordon faces Lewis tonight with Gordon and Robinson pairing for second place on five wins two losses.

Montauk Billiard Academy Brooklyn Gordon Kowenhoven High Run Lewis Irving Robinson

Local Gaelic Football and Hurling Contests Slated at Equitable Park

Gaelic football and hurling games are set for next Sunday at Equitable Park on Sixty-seventh Street and Eleventh Avenue. The Emmetts and Kickhams, long on edge, hope to settle the evenly matched rivalry after weather delays. Before the football, a hurling match features the Manhattans versus the Mahers of the city.

Equitable Park Eleventh Avenue Emmetts Kickhams

Suburban Queen Sells to C Johnson. Forester Wins Daily

John Peters and Commissioner Forester were the only favorites to win. W W Finn sold Suburban Queen to C Johnson for 1200 after buying her for 1000. Finn also won with Commissioner Forester at 1700 then repurchased him. Stewards recommended a 40 day suspension for jockey Pickering over a poor ride on Sontag. Weather fine, track slow. six races detailed with winners, runners and times.

New Orleans John Peters Commissioner Forester W. W. Finn Suburban Queen C. Johnson Finn Pickering Sontag Marco Fuller Irene Mae Gannon Candareen Scully Brookston Epidemic Oronte Andes Harry Wilson Bummer Helgerson Antonius Brown Vail Chorus Boy Lemoyne Alpaca Vesuvia Robertson Alfred C Co. B. Campbell Buchanan Moor Waugh Major Mansir Prince of Endurance Huntressa Benmorya H. Booker St. Tammany Davison Potente Tom Kingsley Okla Death Grantor Smile Herodiade Midnight Chimes Forester Optimo Cogswell Atheola

Horse Racing Entries and Weights for Six Races

First race for two year olds at five and a half furlongs lists Judge Cantill Showman Pageant Harry Farmer Jim Blanco Rankin aAnzeiger Cin cinnatus Floyd K My Surprise Glennevis with weights. Second selling seven furlongs features Playlike Dutch Carter Moran The Caxton Tillo Aline Abbott etc. Third at a mile includes Phil Knight Itacalaria Water Edge Kingsley Hanover Queen Rough Rider Belvino. Fourth high-weight handicap six furlongs Provost Farmer Jim Worthington Antonius Death U8 Echodale Golden Rule. Fifth selling mile and an eighth Patheen Irving Mayor Marcos Trocadero Henry of Franstamar Ban ish Erne Cogswell. Sixth purse for fillies six furlongs Helen Hay Semper Primus Our Bessie Suburban Queen Mrs. Frank Foster Sweet Alice.

Judge Cantill Showman Pageant Harry Farmer Jim Blanco Rankin aAnzeiger Cincinnatus Floyd K My Surprise Glennevis Playlike Dutch Carter Moran Caxton Tillo Aline Abbott Kiss Quick Echodale Golden Rule Patheen Irving Mayor Marcos Trocadero Henry Franstamar Banish Erne Cogswell Helen Hay Semper Primus Our Bessie Frank Foster Sweet Alice

Automobile Club Race Team Candidates Named for Bennet Cup

Percy Owen leads five hopefuls from the Automobile Club of America in the bid for the Bennet International Automobile Racing Cup. The team will be chosen after car testing and times are compared, with final decision likely next spring. The Waldorf dinner January 24 will showcase roads advocacy and notable guests. Newport Ky plans a Winter racing meeting to revive the American Turf Congress with several major tracks represented.

Percy Owen Automobile Club of America Owen America Alexander Winton L. P. Moers Cleveland Ohio Harry S. Harkness C. W. Matheson Grand Rapids Mich Waldorf-Astoria Fournier Augieres Newport Western Jockey Club Kansas City St. Louis Baltimore Savannah New Orleans

Sylvan bowlers post 1020 average in American National tourney

At Thom's White Elephant alleys Sylvan bowled 1051 and 989 for a 1020 average in two games. Knickerbocker and Keystone entries posted 847 and 170 totals in the first round while Sylvan's Buckingham, Bou langer, Burt, Carroon and Dickson led their squad with 212 225 204 213 and 233 in the second game and 989 in the third game. Other league results from Brooklyn Royal Arcanum are listed with individual scores for Commonwealth Council Folk Hill Williams Forrest Langenberg Kofler and more.

Thom White Elephant Knickerbocker la Forest Snyder Geisler Malzacher Meyer Keystone Carberry Hill Stevens Sperling McCormick Sylvan Bowling Club Buckingham Boulanger Burt Carroon Dickson Loulanger Keystone Bowling Club Elephant Club Rooklyn Commonwealth Council Folk Brown Mulhausen Falleck Seyd Atlantic Council Williams Forrest Langenberg Kofler Welcome Dizitin Ochs Wyant Hummell Pitcher

Broadway Alleys Scores and Stocks Across Leagues

The report lists multiple bowling matches and scores at Hackett Carhart Co and Oppenheimer Levy Eckstein, with totals for each game. It covers the Broadway Alleys, Thom's White Elephant, and the Plumbers' Trade Journal leagues, naming participating teams and players along with their game totals.

Schwartje & Arp Broadway Hackett, Carhart & Co Rickerisch Taylor Hayes Schaper Hackett S. Oppenheimer & Levy Eckstein Dryfuss Oppenheimer Emanuel Fishblatt Oppenheimer & Levy Metcalfe Brothers & Co Peck Davis Rickerby Wilbert Bolkmann

Knights of Columbus League Scores at Starrs Inn

In a set of three National Alleys games the Regina Coeli and Congress Own councils faced off against St. Nicholas and other teams. Individual bowlers like Ford McNamara Ward Huberth Coleman Gallagher and Murphy posted high scores across first second and third games with totals ranging from 670 to 808.

Starr Regina_ Coek Hennessey Ford McNamara Ward Huberth Congress Coleman Gallagher B. Shugrue Houlihan Boyle Regina_ Coeli St. Nicholas Council Murphy Georgen A Smith Krohan King Smith Kronan E. Shugrue F. Shugrue

Turf congress to challenge Western Jockey Club in Cincinnati

Cincinnati reports a new turf congress forming and preparing to wage a bitter fight against the Western Jockey Club. John J. Ryan is named to open actions and organize the challenge.

Cincinnati Ohio Western Jockey Club John J. Ryan

Entries for Irish Games Close for Madison Square Dec 27

Entries for the Irish athletic games to be decided at Madison Square Garden on December 27 close tomorrow. James E. Sullivan of 18 Park Place is involved as organizer. The intercity team race features teams from the New York Athletic Club City Club of Philadelphia and Star Athletic Club of Long Island City with Philadelphia represented by past and present Penn champions George Orton Irving Orton J K Baillie and A C Bowen.

Madison Square Garden James E. Sullivan Park Place New York Athletic Club City Club of Philadelphia Star Athletic Club Long Island City Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania

Princeton's Hockey Team to Play Here

Princeton University faces the St Nicholas Skating Club tomorrow at St Nicholas Rink in a key season match. The Princeton squad is reportedly strong and aims to win the intercollegial championship as they prepare for a Christmas week trip to Pittsburg. The St Nicholas lineup includes a Davidson brother from Montreal and has trained daily. At 8 o clock this evening the St Paul Alumni will meet the St Paul School of Concord New Hampshire at the same rink.

Princeton St.Nicholas Princeton University St. Nicholas Skating Club Pittsburg Davidson Brothers Montreal St. Paul Concord N. H St. Nicholas

Weather forecast reports Pacific storm and varied precipitation

A Pacific coast disturbance has become a defining storm centered over the Southern plateau. Rain fell in the Southern plateau and extreme Southern California, with snow in Utah and western Colorado. east of the Rockies, most regions were clear. Forecasts call for rain in interior Texas, rain or snow in the middle plateau, and snow in the middle slope, with much of the nation fair Friday and Saturday.

Washington South Pacific Plateau California Utah Colorado Rocky Mountains Lower Lake Region New England Dakotas Florida Atlantic Texas Middle Plateau Gulf States Mississippi Missouri Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Gulf Coast Lake Michigan European

Prominent Names Listed Across Hotels and Cities

A roundup of figures associated with major hotels and military postings includes James McCrea and F J Kimball in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia figures like C Whitney Tillinghast and Rowland Berkeley in London. Capt Wollssiffer sits in Cambridge with Tientsin links, and others such as Capt Echols at West Point and Major Casey with the US Engineers are named along with Albany ex-Judge A Hamilton and Syracuse ex-Mayor W B Kirk.

Waldorf-Astoria James McCrea Pittsburg F. J. Kimball Philadelphia C. Whitney Tillinghast Troy J. R. Wood Cambridge Wollssiffer Tientsin China Rowland Berkeley London GRAND C. P._ Echols West Point T. L. Casey United States Engineer Corps W. A. Thurston United States Army Hoffman A. Hamilton Albany W. B. Kirk Syracuse Fifth Avenue J. A. Drake Corning William James Cotten Washington Albemarle H. CC. Cabell Majestic Thomas Nelson Chicago S.C. Calvert Detroit A. A. Shephard St. Louis V. Ls Barnes Cleveland F. H. Avery San Francisco

Damage incidents listed across Manhattan and nearby streets

A detailed log records numerous property damage events from 3:30 A M to 11:05 P M, listing addresses in Manhattan and nearby areas along with names of alleged involved parties and damage estimates ranging from trifling to $1,000. The list includes owners and unnamed individuals at locations such as 211 West Sixty-first Street 108 Bowery 98 Church Street 305 Madison Street 41 East Twenty-ninth Street 1818 Madison Avenue 227 East Sixtieth Street 219 Thompson Street 160 Seventh Avenue 63 Monroe Street 116 and 118 West Forty-fifth Street 184 Norfolk Street 68S to 574 Broadway Royal Embroidery Company 192 Wooster Street 2143 Second Avenue and 172 West Seventy-second Street.

West Sixty-first Street Joseph Brissanti Bowery David Wasser Church Street Madison Street Samuel Eppelstein East Twenty-ninth Street Kate Gibson Madison Avenue Paul Fisczitz East Sixtieth Street Morris Thompson Street Seventh Avenue Jacob Richards Monroe Street Harry Sullivan West Forty-fifth Street Norfolk Street Solomon Ehrlich Broadway Royal Embroidery Company Wooster Street Sittens & Co Second Avenue James Hogan West Seventy-second Street William Stafford NEW York Supreme Court County OF New York Elias Kempner Charles Sandhop New York Borough of Manhattan City of New York L. J. Phillips & Co East Ninety-seventh Street Third Avenue Ninety- Seventh Street Wilson M. Powell, Jr Phildrin Bprekman & Menken Borough of Manhattan New York City

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