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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1908

Page

5

Australian fight prospects loom as Jeffries purse grows

Sydney reports focus on a possible Jeffries Johnson rematch at Rushcutters Bay with promoter Hugh McIntosh planning a $50,000 purse to lure Jeffries to visit the United States. Johnson nets vaudeville earnings and eyes Langford in London while Burns collects $30,000 and Johnson $7,500 from the Burns fight.

Sydney Dames J. Jeffries Rushcutters’ Bay Johnson Jeffries Hugh McIntosh United States England McIntosh Burns Squires Ohnson London Sam Langford National Sporting Club Johnson- Burns

Jeffries Won't Fight Johnson Says Retired Champion

Special to The New York Times from Los Angeles reports Jim Jeffries, retired after four years, rejects any return to boxing for any inducement. He refuses to fight Johnson or any white man, noting he is through with the sport and cannot regain his former condition. Some friends believe a rare chance could push him back to challenge Johnson, but he insists there is no possibility of reentering the ring.

New York Times Los Angeles Cal Jim Jeffries Australia Johnson Jeffries Burns Papke Ketchel Langford Jim Bethe Ne Johnson

Inter collegiate athletics association meeting slated at Murray Hill

The third annual meeting of the Inter collegiate athletics association will convene at the Murray Hill Hotel on January 2. Accredited delegates from all constituent institutions may vote and speak, while visiting nonmember delegates may attend without voting rights. Sessions are morning and 2 pm. Speakers include Capt Palmer B rarer USA Prof Chester W Lar U.S. Military Academy Prof C A W o Perdy University R B Hyatt Yale Judson P Welch Penn State Saw College W Metzenthin University of Texas z G Barkett Dartmouth and A A Stage Chicago University.

Murray Hill Palmer-B.rarer Chester W. Lar U. S. Military Academy Perdy University B. Hyatt Yale Judson P. Welch Pennsylvan State Saw College W. Metzenthin University of Texas Z G. Barkett

Sixteen Stakes for 1909 Declared by Leading Clubs

Declarations list for 1909 turf fixtures show sixteen major stakes across Belmont Park, Gravesend, Sheepshead Bay and Saratoga. Notable horses and top owners pull back as many yearlings were shipped abroad, leaving light entries from Haggin, Keene, Belmont, Whitney and others, with Futurity closed for 1909 and renewed plans unclear. The program preserves values but expects limited participation from big stables, while announcing renewed races for 1909 and 1910 under Hart-Agnew era rules.

New York East Coney Island Jockey Club J. B. Haggin England James R. Keene August Belmont Harry Payne Whitney H. T. Oxnard J. E. Madden Brooklyn Jockey Club Belmont Park Gravesend Sheepshead Bay

New York A C Takes Shoot In Close Team Match

The New York A C defeated Larchmont UC 430 to 408 at Larchmont grounds in a weekly shooting tournament. G F Pelhiam and C W Billings each hit 91 of 100 targets to pace the Mercury Foot five. E G Unitt claimed the Alexander Cup, Robins scored for the Commodore Marshall Trophy, and Scott and Elias won the Baudouine and Accumulation Cups respectively.

New York A. C Larchmont U. C Larchmont Grounds Mercury Foot Five G.F. Pelhiam C. W. Billings G. Unitt E. L. C. Robins Stuart Scott W. J. Elias Conseees G. F. Pelham W. Bans Ceesees R MM Owensi Seeeses T. J Donohue V. Lenane Sane Stuart. Scott L. C. Robins H. T. Shiver A. C. Bostwick Eersess Tall Ho Tal " Co. Bostwick R. L Spotts W. J Elias E.L.C. Robins F. M. Moffat Gus Grieff A Shriver J. Ross Collins E. G. Unitt L. Antoine H. T. Shriver Hp.tale Alc. Bostwice T.J Donohu Stuart T.J.O’ Donohue E.J.C. Robins Ross Collins A.C. Bostwick R. L. Spotts Collins Robins

Thees Again Wins Full Score in Rifle Club Tourney

Private J. D. Thees shot a perfect 70 70 for a total 140 to win the Expert's Cup in the Seventh Regiment Rifle Club weekly shooting tournament. Lance Corp. R. A. Bonner earned the Sharpshooter's trophy after a tie with Corp. H. L. Joeckel. Privates J. F. Sulger and H. P. Daniels tied for the Novice Cup with Daniels posting the season's high novice score of 67.

J. D. Thees Seventh Regiment Rifle Club Thees Lance Corp R. A.bonner Corp. H. L. Joeckel J. F. Sulger H. P. Daniels

Cohn Wins From Marathon Champion in City Run

Harvey Cohn of the Irish American A C won the Mott Haven Athletic Club invitation cross country run in 29 30, breaking the course record by over a minute. About eighty entrants started, including Marathon champion Johnny Hayes who finished thirtieth. Lee took second place, eight yards ahead of McCormick, as Cohn surged from behind to win by twenty yards after a hot finish.

Harvey Cohn A. C Mott Haven Athletic Club Johnny Hayes Hayes 161St Street Jerome Avenue Cohn T. Lee J. McCormick Trinity Athletic Club

Dorando Petrie Fails to Appear at Mohawk Club Run

Dorando Petrie did not run in the Mohawk Athletic Club weekly cross country. Win Bailey of New York A. C. won the six mile race over a field of sixty two, with G Obermeyer and W Nobis close early. Course ran from 158th Street Walton Avenue to Fordham Road and back. An invitational run for AAU amateurs was scheduled half an hour earlier.

Dorando Petrie Mohawk Athletic Club 158Th Street Walton Avenue Dorando Win Bailey New York A. C Mohawk A. C Bailey G. Obermeyer National A. C W. Nobis

International yachting scene to anchor in Massachusetts waters

Boston reports a crowded summer calendar with three international yacht contests and two long distance powerboat races likely on the schedule. Prince Henry of Prussia and Prince Estel-Friedrich will visit, boosting official interest. The Sonder races return to Marblehead and Kiel venues, and an Eastern Yacht Club ocean race to Bermuda is anticipated alongside powerboat legs from New York to Marblehead and Hull to Shelburne.

Boston Bermuda Aassachusetts Bay Prince Henry Prussia Prince Estel- Friedrich William Marblehead Kiel Germany Eastern Yacht Club New York Hull Mass Shelburne N. 8

Strang Beats McGraw In Handicap Balkline Baseball Match

In McGraw's billiard room on Thirty fourth Street, the handicap 14.2 inch balkline tourney saw Strang of SO defeat J. J. McGraw 80 to 56. Strang had a 2 average to McGraw's 11-35. The long match failed to intrigue spectators. Two more games scheduled today.

McGraw Billiard Room Thirty-fourth Street Sixth Avenue Strang J. J. McGraw

Hess Wins Narrow Cross Country Victory For Pastime A C

R A Hess edged J F McInerney to win the weekly Pastime Athletic Club cross country by a close margin. Seventeen runners started and finished within thirty seconds. The course ran from Williamsbridge through Stickney Paulding and East Chester back to 226th Street and White Plains Road.

R. A. Hess Pastime Athletic Club J. F. McInerney Williamsbridge Stickney Paulding East Chester 226Th Street White Plains M.S Hess R. A Pastime’ A neesSoroe McInerney Magne A. C Fenn Stime A Seerae Morris J. J Pastime A. Cy Aoind Donavon Hudson, P Schleefer Pastime A. C Esesee Whikehardt Arnold, A Pastime Johnston Frankelthal Atkinson, J Ceeese Mumford, J Jensen, J Nevins, J St. George A. C

Aeronauts to race in Brescia August event

Paris dispatches report prominent aeronauts Wright Far man Delagrange Bleriot and Esnault Pelterie have promised to enter Brescia's international aviation races this August. A Paris paper also says Wilbur Wright plans to travel to Rome to train three Italian pilots on his aeroplane.

Rome D c Messrs. Wright Farman. Delagrange Bleriot Esnault- Pelterie Brescia Paris Wilbur Wright Italan

Three clubs reach AFA cup semifinals after third round

In yesterday’s AFA cup third round two New England clubs and one Newark side advanced to the semifinals with Camerons of Newark to meet Jersey Athletic Club in Williamsbridge on New Year’s Day. Brooklyn’s Clan MacDonalds fell 1 0 to Clark Athletic Association, True Blues of Paterson lost to Howard and Bullough of Pawtucket 1 0, Fall River Rovers defeated Newark FC 6 1, Columbia Oval beat Bronx United 3 0 at Van Cortlandt Park, Clan MacKenzie beat Astoria Independents 2 0, and Critchleys edged Brooklyn Hibernians 2 1 at Meyerrose Park.

New England Newark Camerons City Jersey Athletic Club Williamsbridge Clan MacDonalds Brooklyn Clark Athletic Association Fall River Rovers van Cortlandt Park Columbia Oval New York Amateur Association Football League Bronx United Clan MacKenzie Astoria Independents Clansmen Critchleys Brooklyn Hibernians Meyerrose Park

All-American baseball team suffers first tour defeat

Manila December 27 The All-American baseball team on a tour of the Orient was defeated today by Lieut Jinsons picked army team by a score of 4 to 3. This marks the only loss of the tour for the All-Americans.

Manila Orient Lieut. Jinson Army

General Motors Rumor of New Low-Priced Car Combine

Rumors circle about a New Jersey filed General Motors Company to consolidate major low-priced car makers. Olds Motor Works and Buick.Mich. stockholders reportedly assent to a merger plan with $12.5 million capitalization, seven million preferred and three and a half million common. The effort aims to buy materials in bulk, reduce costs, and allocate production by price tier.

New Jersey General Motors Company Olds Motor Works Lansing Buick Motor Company Flint Mich Incorpus Curtis R. Hathaway Ward, Hayden & Satterlee New York Eves News Corporation Satterlee Wall Street Maxwell-Briscoe Tarrytown Maxwell Buick General Motors Northern Wayne Studebaker Garford

Harvard Hockey Opens At St Nicholas Rink With Local Teams

Harvard hockey players begin practice night at St Nicholas Rink facing the St Nicholas Hockey Club before the intercollegiate series with Columbia. Tomorrow they meet Crescent Athletic Club, last year’s champions, during the 7 15 practice hour under Capt J P Willetts 1909.

Harvard St. Nicholas Columbia St. Nicholas Hockey Club Crescent Athletic Club J. P. Willetts

Taylor to Skate Kearney Again on New Year's Eve

Controversy over a two mile handicap skate at the local rink led to a rematch between E A Taylor of the New York Athletic Club and Phil Kearney of the Wanderers Hockey Club at St Nicholas Rink New York on New Year’s Eve with Kearney giving Taylor eighty yards. The program also features a one mile pursuit between Joe Miller of the NYAC and Clarence Granger the indoor skating champion.

New York Athletic Club Clarence Granger

Dinsmore Wins Club Championship at Tuxedo Tennis Club

W N Dinsmore defeated Pierre Lorillard Jr in a five set final to win the annual club championship at the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club. The score was 6-2 6-2 1-6 3-6 7-5.

New York Times Tuxedo Park N. Y W. N. Dinsmore Pierre Lorillard, Jr Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club Dinsmore Lorillard W. B. Dinsmore Erskine Hewitt

Women’s Auto Run Postponed To January 11 12

The two day run of the Women’s Motor Club of New York to Philadelphia and back has been postponed due to bad road conditions. The event now occurs Monday and Tuesday January 11 and 12, with a larger entry expected between Palace and Garrison shows. Notable entrants include Miss Maude Johnson of Brooklyn driving a Maxwel and Mrs. Evelyn M Buckman driving a Renault with three women passengers aboard.

Women’s Motoring Club of New York Philadelphia New Jersey Pennsylvania Palace Garrie Maude Johnson Brooklyn Maxwel Evelyn M. Buckman Savannah Buckman

Patchogue Man Finds Five Starved Puppies by Roadside

B B Batley of Patchogue Long Island yesterday found five puppies in a roadside hole near Huntington while in a carriage. He rescued them, took them to a veterinary surgeon who said they had been without food for four or five days. They were fed milk and small brandy doses and all found homes. A reward is offered for the person who abandoned them. a wagon track led from the road to the hole.

B. B. Batley Patchogue L. I Hmugtington Bailey

Arrival of Buyers at Hotels for Fabrics and Garments

A long list details buyers and delegates from Edwards, E. W. & Son of Troy Syracuse and Chicago firms, including Miss McDonald Miss Smith and Miss Power, visiting the Hotel Victoria and Hotel Brottell for laces embroideries ribbons and garments. Numerous dry goods clothe and upholstery firms from New York Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia and beyond are noted with representatives and addresses.

Edwards Troy N. Y E. McDonald Hotel Victoria Syracuse A. M. Smith M. Power Hunter Tuppen Company C. Cohen West Twenty-fifth Street Victoria Biegel Cooper & Co Chicago Ill C. Nordquest Sixth Avenue Nineteenth Street Brottell H. Harris Latham Lord & Badge Reading Penn H. Volk A. Eagle Bucks Church Street Field, Marshall, & Co J. Leask Worth Street Latham Wasson Indianapolis Ind J. W. Mitchell Union Square Navarre Lewis, A. T., & Son Dry Goods Company Denver Col J. M. Holbrook Wellington Leinbach & Co Lancaster Leinbach Hutzler Brothers Baltimore J. Gross Hochschild, Kohn & Co Batimore M. Hochschild Kellogg J. Fay Walker Street Herald Square Frear William H., & Co P. Armitage Utica SS. Hunter Garson, Meyer & Co Rochester J. L. Garson Broadway Solomon Portland Imperial Gladding B. H Dry Goods Company Providence R. I W. J. Sutton G. A. Thayer Wolcott Worden Manufacturing Company Salem M. Worden

Classified list of dry goods firms and sales demand

A scattered historical ad snippet lists numerous dry goods firms and addresses such as W Schultz at 3 Walker Street Bryalin Penn Stroudsburg San Wyckoff and The Breslin. It notes sales positions and emphasis on ladies hosiery gloves dresses and wares with addresses in New York Pittsburgh and Seattle style names.

Stan Walker Street Bryalin San Wyckoff A. B Stroudsburg Penn Kielty Geneva Stone-Fisher Company Seattle Wastt Z. Pe Fisher Breslin Muphy, Grant. &Co San Princiesa DR. Vis Wash Go Ark, & W Gorden Walker’ Sees Hotel Navarre

Cuize FOR BUYERS. G. Cohn & Co. catalog listing

A fragmented 20th century catalog scan lists numerous firms and brands including G. Cohn & Co., Inc., 1 Bresdway. items such as tobacco, hosiery, knitwear, gifts, and watches. The piece references multiple storefronts and distributors like Berliner, Strauss & Me, and Myres, Max, with scattered addresses including Broadway and Church Street. The legible entries show a merchant list style typical of a wholesale marketplace page.

Cohn & Co Lac x.Bors Elourys Soovere & Mandelbeum Mirs Charles Shavrien Stein, Dobinna,Co Browdwes B. Shackman & Co Brager Walter St. Wa Am. Watch & Diam Max MM American Hosiery Co Io Franklin G. Cohn & Co., Inc Hope & & Sue Saat Staforg Berliner, Strauss & Me Novi Samstag & ‘Milder Bros Broadway nOttis the Rat Options Co Malden Lane Stnta Ns Se Greene John Auican & Son Tincsen St

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