New Haven Faces Protest Over Canadian Pacific Freight Rates
A sub committee of the Trunk Line Association drew up a protest against the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad for cutting freight rates with the Canadian Pacific Dispatch. The New Haven plans no change in rates, and the protest will be submitted at the next executive meeting. The issue centers on Canadian Pacific’s invasion of local territory and its impact on traffic, with possible rate adjustments against the New Haven and Ontario & Western.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Canadan Pacific Dispatch
New York
New Haven
Francis la Bau
New York Central Lines
P. F. Flynn
Lackawenna
Samuel Shane
Erie
Mellen
New Haven Road
Canadian Pacific
New York, Ontario & Western
Chicago
Ontario
New York Central
Canadian Pacific Dispatch
Ontario & Western
New Haven Rroad
Northwest traffic deals discussed with Pacific Coast access
Reports claimed Chicago Northwestern and Northern Pacific planned traffic exchanges to give the Northwestern access to the Pacific Coast to face St Paul. Northern Pacific officials say no new traffic arrangements have been made. President Earling of the St Paul was in the city yesterday and returned to Chicago in the afternoon.
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Chicago& Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Earling
Smart Boy Wardrobe Ready for Holidays
When you meet the boy today as he comes home for his holidays you might bring him to our stores and fix up his wardrobe. We stock clothing furnishings hats and shoes that fit a smart boy's taste and his parents' common sense for home school or college wear.
Broad Street Outlets Advertise Various Goods
A retail listing notes hockey shoes college flags golf balls suit cases and apparel including sweater jackets bath robes gowns and slippers. It mentions grooming razors and general merchandise from Peer & Company with locations on Warren Street Broadway stores at 43rd and 34th Streets.
Pomfret Wins Five to One in City Hockey Tilt
In a spirited YMCA rink clash Pomfret School defeats St Mark's 5 to 1 in a rivalry game. Crowds, banners, and lively play highlighted the evening as the St Mark's boys fought hard but fell short on a chilly night near Columbus Avenue.
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St. Nicholas Skating Rink
West
Sixty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
Pomfret
St. Mark's
Connecticut
St. Mark’s
Army Hockey Schedule Shifts to Thirteen Games at West Point
Special to The New York Times West Point N Y Dec 18 The Army hockey schedule is smaller than last year with thirteen games all at West Point Hayes remains the sole holdover from last season a new rink on the plains promises for cadet play The slate lists games against Newburne Academy Brooklyn Polytechnic Pawling School Albany High School Dartmouth Columbia Polytek Feb Stevens Institute Company K Seventh Regiment Carnegie Tech Cornell Amherst Williams and more.
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New York Times
West Point
N. Y
Hayes
Army
Newburne Academy
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Pawling School
Albany High School
Dartmouth
Columbia
Rg Polytechnic
Stevens Institute
Company K. Seventh Regiment
Carnegie Technical School
Cornell
Amherst
Williams
Montclair Golf Club Elects Board and Committees
At the annual Montclair Golf Club meeting yesterday the Board of Governors for the coming year was elected. Officers include H. H. Spies as President and T. H. Stephens as Vice President with Walter Brown as Secretary and Treasurer. New Captain is Jason Rogers and other governors include H. J. Droste, C. D. Backus, W. B. Perley, E. W. Townsend, and J. A. Kelsey. Committees named Greens, House, Membership, and Tournament with Rogers and Kelsey on Greens, Brown on House, Backus and Stephens on Membership, and Rogers on Tournament.
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Montclair Golf Club
H. H. Spies
T. H. Stephens
Walter Brown
Jason Rogers
H. J. Droste
C. D. Backus
W. B. Perley
E. W. Townsend
J. A. Kelsey
Greens
C. B. Droste
House
Eastern District High School Hosts Afternoon Carnival and League Opener
The Eastern District High Schoolwill hold an athletic carnival this afternoon at the Twenty third Regiment Armory in Brooklyn. The event features folk dances by the girls and the first Public Schools Athletic League basketball championship game between Eastern District and De Witt Clinton. Officials include Referee Dr. Vlymen, judges Warren Paine and Thompson, inspectors Rittenhouse Smith Kaufman and Dr Jefords.
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Twenty-third Regiment
Brooklyn
Public Schools Athletic League
de Witt Clinton
Vlymen
Warren, Paine
Thompson
Thompson; inspectors—Messrs. Rittenhouse, Smith, Kaufman
Dr. Jefords
Waldo Wins Three-Cushion Carrom Billiards Title
W Waldo clinched the Class A final at Daly's Billiard Rooms Broadway and 31st Street beating Bailey 30 to 29 in a razor tight finish. Bailey took second, Thompson third. Waldo then faced John Harris, the Class winner, for the Tournament Prize and won by an undisclosed margin.
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W. Waldo
Daly
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
Bailey
Waldo
Thompson
John Harris
Mansfield Wins Amateur Pool Final at Doyle's on Broadway
F. J. Mansfield defeated John Monahan 85 to 70 in the Doyle's billiard rooms tournament on Broadway and Forty second Street. Monahan's high run was 24, Mansfield's 20, with Monahan giving Mansfield a 23 ball handicap.
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F. J. Mansfield
Doyle’s Billiard Rooms
Broadway
John Monahan
Monahan
Mansfield
Copper Producers Meet to Discuss Trade Association
Representatives of several copper firms met at Phelps Dodge & Co to consider forming an producers association to publish statistical copper trade data. Stanton companies and Amalgamated Copper were not represented. A follow up meeting is planned, with no intent to regulate prices or production.
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Phelps, Dodge & Co
Association
Copper Producers’ Association
John Stanton
Stanton Companies
Amalgamated Copper Company
Arge
Customs ruling bars direct Circuit Court appeals by importers
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals, with Judges Lacombe, Coxe and Noyes, overruled J. B. Plummer Co. and held importers may not bypass the Board of General Appraisers to appeal to the circuit court. The decision condemns attempts to contest only parts of duties without board review, citing the act of 1890 and need for evidence or law to review.
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J. 8. Plummer Co
New York
Lacombe, Coxe
Noyes
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Board of General Appraisers
Circuit Court
Board of Appraisers
Collector of Customs
J. Stuart Tompkins
Circuit Court of
Cineulourt
Briarcliff Race in Jeopardy Over Bore Limit
The Briarcliff road race faces a split in its organizing committee after foreign firms pushed a 5 percent bore limit. American firms like Thomas Lozier Simplex and Stearns may withdraw rather than compete under such restrictions, risking cancellation of the event this year.
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Thomas
Lozier
Simplex
Stearns
Races at Mardi Gras Auto Meet at New Orleans
The New Orleans Automobile Club hosts a three day race meet at the Fair Grounds February 20 to 22 as part of Mardi Gras. Expected entrants include top professional drivers for multiple events and time trials. The schedule features three five mile events and a twenty mile race on opening day, a 24 hour race at night, then final day five mile events a ten mile Louisiana championship and a fifty mile race. A rule limits stock car modifications by manufacturers or dealers to the entered price.
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New Orleans Automobile Club
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
Louisiana
Skaters Set to Race at St Nicholas Rink Tonight
Nearly one hundred fast skaters will compete on the ice at the St Nicholas Rink with hopes to lower indoor records in the half mile and two mile events. Leading scratch men include Phil Kearney Joe Donohue Clarence Granger Joe Miller and Woodward Sutphen.
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St. Nicholas Rink
Phil Kearney
Joe Donohue
Newbury
Clarence Granger
Wanderers Hockey Club
Joe Miller
New York Athletic Club
Verona Lake
Woodward Sutphen
Long Branch
Arraignment of Four Charged in City Park Race Meet
Judge Baker in Criminal Court orders the arraignment of S F Heaslip W W Lyles Placido Frigerio and R M Sheffield on information linked to the City Park race meet. Edward Corrigan expected to appear with them by next Monday.
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New Orleans
Commission condemns Chicago Club over World Series ticket scalping
The National Baseball Commission declares Chicago Club harshly censured for mishandling ticket sales for October World Series games against Detroit. It notes 630 tickets sold to one person, favors to regulars, and last minute returns, urging city and league actions to curb scalping with new laws and multiple sale points.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Supreme Court of Baseball
Chicago
Detroit
August Herrmann
Harry Pulliam
Ban Johnson
Els
Fromme and Karger to Cincinnati in three corner deal
Cincinnati baseball reports pitcher Fromme and pitcher Karger will join the Reds as part of a three corner exchange. Catcher Schleif moves from Cincinnati to New Orleans while Bresnahan departs the St Louis club for St Louis.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Fromme
Karger
Bresnahan
St. Louis
Schleif
St. Ouis
Merrill Elected President of Cotton States League
D S Merrill a former Harvard University baseball player was today elected President of the Cotton States Baseball League in Jackson Mississippi on December 18.
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New York Times
Jackson
Miass
D.S. Merrill
Harvard University
Cotton States Baseball League
Shrubb to Run Marathon With Longboat in New York
Alfred Shrubb the English runner has signed to race Tom Longboat in Madison Square Garden next month likely the 8th or 9th. Shrubb departs for Boston to train while Longboat travels to Canada and then to Buffalo and New York for a series of races before meeting Shrubb in a marathon showdown.
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Tom Longboat
Madison Square Garden
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Longboat
Boston
Tom Flanagan
Canada
Buffalo
Dorando
New York
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Italian runner Dorando Pietri feted by Stamford Italian Americans
Dorando Pietri the Italian runner was the guest of honor at a Stamford event of young Italian Americans. He received a gold medal and a large bouquet of flowers in a formal presentation.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Dorando Pietri
Bonhag to Stay in Amateur Ranks
George Bonhag former indoor long distance champion denies turning pro to run in marathon events. He will not quit amateurs and will switch to shorter races training for the mile at Columbia College. His next appearance is the Xavier A. A. games at the Twenty second Regiment Armory on Jan 9 where he competes in the three quarter mile handicap as a back marker.
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George Bonhag
Columbia College
Xavier A. A
Twenty-second Regiment
Clinton Juniors Beat Sophomores For School Championship
De Witt Clinton High School juniors won the inter class championship, 43 to 32, besting sophomores as Gilbert led with wins in the 30 yard dash 110 yard dash and running high jump. McDonald won the mile in 5 05 with Levine close behind.
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Heas
Levine
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Boye
Rosa
Williams
Vogel
Slattery
O'Hare
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Haynie
de Prarie
Neary
Reichman
Bernstein
Niegle
Brook
Lenger
Hirsch
McCarty Captures Amateur Trap Title at Travers Island
George S. McCarty of Philadelphia won the fourth amateur trap shooting championship of America at Travers Island, scoring 96 of 100. Ex-champion W. M. Foord and Dr. D. L. Culver finished second and third, with J. A. R. Elliott leading the professionals at 98. Frederick A. Hodgman earned a special prize for best NYAC average with 91.
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Philadelphia
America
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
W. M. Foord
Wilmington
Del
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Jersey City
L. E. Mallory, Jr
Bradford
Penn
T. E. Hackett
Atlantic City
McCarty
G. B. Saunders
Albany
G. A. Herald
Sunbury
J. S. S. Remsen
The
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H. Kahler
John H. Hendrickson
Long Island City
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N. Y
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Albank
G. H. Plercy
A. C. Bostwick
C. W. Billings
W. Simonson
Port Washington
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Bergen Beach
W. H. Matthews
Trenton
N. J
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Troy
R. Dercaugh
H. P. Herman
G. Eechtel
Fox Hills
H. D. Bergen
F. A. Stone
Amityville
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R. M. Owen
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Li I
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Hammonton
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T. J. O’donohue, Jr
H. Voorhees
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C. Schreyvogel
W. W. Peabody, Jr
Crescent
B. H. Bates
Ridgetown
D. Tunis
F. W. Strater
T. Lenane, Jr
H. B. Tuthill
Chester
J. Dey
H. M. Booth
T McCahill
Ew. E. Crane
W. J. Elias
H. M. Brigham
W. Baldwin
J. M. Waterhouse
Mrs. G. W. Butler
M. W. Wynne
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A. Lindley
Newark
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E. M. Heartt
D. T. Leahy
J. W. Hetherington
J. J. O’donohue
J. A. Henderson
B. Thaw, Jr
Pittsburg
J. K. Smith
Mass
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W. Hyatt
Crescent A. C
R. Cobden
R. Young
F. S. Goodwin
E. Betts
D. Betts
A. E. Hendrickson
W. Julian
J. P._ Sousa
C. Seymour
Brooklyn
L._ German
Aberdeen
N.pgar
New York
H. 8. Welles
H. H. Stevens
T. H. Keller, Jr
J. S. Fanning
J. K. Skelly
S. Glover
G. Maxwell
Hastings
Neb
H. C. Brown
F. E. Butler
A. Colburn
Madden Knocks Out Glover In Fifth Round Showdown
Frank Madden defeated Mike Glover by knockout in the fifth round at the National Athletic Club in New York. The 135 pound bout ended at five rounds of fast exchanges after Madden pressed the attack and drove Glover to the ropes. The card also featured Billy Herman vs Harry Stone in six rapid rounds, with other preliminary bouts listed.
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Mike Glover
National Athletic Club
East Twenty-fourth Street
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Glover
Lover
Billy Herman
Harry Stone
Cyclone Swiftness
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Harry Johnson
Charles Kennedy
Charles Lawanery
Ben Douglas
Simar
Fighters Break Hands In Savannah Draw Bout
In Savannah Georgia Hennie Riley of Baltimore and Jack Durane of Savannah extended the fifteenth round into the dressing room after a draw the Southern Athletic Association sanctioned. Police and crowds intervened as both fighters sustained broken hands in the clash.
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Savannah
Southern Athletic Association
Hennie Riley
Baltimore
Jack Durane
Rensselaer Polytech hoops tops CCNY in rough 40 31
Rensselaer Polytech defeated the College of the City of New York 40 to 31 in a fast rough game marked by 43 fouls and three disqualifications. Streusland starred with 15 goals from fouls and Steinmetz added long throws as the decisive factor.
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New York Times
Troy
N. Y
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
College of the City of New York
New York
Polytechnic
Streusland
Steinmetz
Inglis
Inskip
Kaplan
Hess
Perlman
Rensselaer
Inskip Barbanell
Inglis Kaplan
Seee
Steinmetz Perlman
Wise
Thompson
Herbertson
Mr. Mead
Mr. Gensson
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Barnard School Beats Collegiate 31 21 At Armory
Barnard School defeated Collegiate 31 to 21 yesterday at the Eighth Regiment Armory. Rich led Collegiate with five field goals while Wright starred for Barnard with seven personal fouls and key scores.
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Eighth Regiment Armory
Jay
Rich
Collegiate
Wright
Barnard
Lefferts
Wright Buiswell
Grant
Lilliendahl
Logan
Rudell Merrifeld
Vincent
Ge Lefferts
Zeeter
Merrifeld
Zeetor
NYU Braves St Stephen's 82 to 6 in Key Victory
NYU defeated St Stephen's College by 82 to 6 at the university court. Broadhead, Gale, and Smith led the scoring for NYU as they dominated from the opening tip.
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New York University
St. Stephen's
Broadhead
Gale
Smith
Clinton Team Shoots Well In Schoolboy Matches
Clinton high shooters won their sixth straight schoolboy target match by 268 to 263 over the Commercial riflemen. Morris High School and Manual Training also posted wins as Stuyvesant beat Commerce 255 to 253 amid protests over close-shot decisions.
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Clinton Markemen
Commercial Riflemen
Clinton
Morris High School
Morris
Commerce
Stuyvesant
Bryant-Curtis
Stuyvesant-Commerce
Public Schools Athletic League
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Andes
Hassinger
Bryres
Phelps
Nicolai
Ehrlich
Manual—Hickerson
Felton
Voorhees
Massonneau
Ulrich
Hoffman
Heeren
Scharfenberg
Clinton—Emmerich
St Brown
Waldman
Vass
Krefeld
Finkelstein
Frachtman
Hubbard
Total
Business Men Form Anti-Race Track Gambling League
Fifty Los Angeles business and professional men met at Arthur Letts within December and organized the Business Men's Anti-Race Track Gambling League of Southern California. The group adopted a brief constitution to pursue enactment and enforcement of a California law prohibiting race track gambling, outlining officers advisory committee and other needed panels.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Letts
California
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