Feathered Stock at Madison Square Garden Show Opens
At Madison Square Garden the New York Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock Association presents its twenty first annual exhibition with over 6000 birds and accompanying rabbits mice dog and goat exhibits. Notable prizes go to Alex Smith and Dr L H Jones with blue ribbons to Brookline Lofts and C R Distanderffer of Baltimore. The event features the Xograph egg sex device by W Gunnarson and a wide range of breeds including brown Leghorns and pygmy pout ers. The Atlantic Cat Club show opens today through Friday.
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Madison Square Garden
New York Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association
Alex Smith
L. H. Jones
Wall Street
Sophie Pitchlynn
Washington
Cornell University
Department of Poultry Husbandry
Ithaca
G. D. Tilley
Darien
Conn
Far East
W. Gunnarson
Atlantic Cat Club
Fashionable evening wear at half tailor prices
An ad promotion claims identical style and fabric to tailor outfits at about half price. It markets evening suits 42 to 70 dollars, winner jackets 17 to 36, silk hats 6 to 10, gloves 1 25, and linen shirts and collars, urging safer fit before ordering and highlighting multiple sizes and materials. It locates at Warren Street and 13th Street.
Toronto Triumphs Over New York Athletic Club In Hockey
Toronto University seven defeated New York Athletic Club 3 to 1 at St Nicholas Rink in a fast clean game with two penalties. Davidson opened the scoring for Toronto, Frith and Hanley added goals, while Castleman tallied for New York. Queens College vs St Nicholas slated for tomorrow.
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Toronto University
St. Nicholas
New York Athletic Club
Toronto
Davidson
Broadfoot
Clark
White
Castleman
Coolican
Frith
Mills
Ers
Hanley
Queens College
St. Nicholas Seven
N.Y. Ae
Richard
RNG
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Bamuel Sin Ce Lyculvdiets Ss bsleEe
Stockton
Cover Point
White Ithiescesceseseees Rovver
Castleman Evan
Soooe
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Relmund Davidson
Peabody Hanley
New York A. C
Evans
William Russell
Hockey Club
Howard Brakeley
Amateur Hockey League
Mr. Britton
J. L. McLennan
R. M. C. Timers
Mortimer Bishop
Butler's Racing Stable Confirmed for 1910 Season
The Empire City owner James Butler officially reveals a string of thoroughbreds. Transfers filed with The Jockey Club show four yearlings moved from E R Bradley to Butler, including a Belvidere and Madge Stuart foal and a Stalwart and Domino Noir progeny. Prices ranged from 1200 to 2600 dollars with Her Ladyship colt the top earner.
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James Butler
Empire City
Butler
Jockey Club
E. R. Bradley
Bradley
Sheepshead Bay
Mr. Butler
Belvidere
Madge Stuart
Woolsthorpe
Ladyship
Stalwart
Domino Noir
Compliment
Ort Wells
Adeek
Sidney Bedford
Ben Valley
Midway
Breckinridge Wiley
Stonewall Farm
Kentucky
Cane Run
W. Showalter
W. L. Powers
Johnsons Gym in Barn Near Jack Johnson Home
Work began today on equipping the gymnasium in the barn behind Jack Johnsons new Chicago home. Johnson plans extensive training there with a 24 foot ring as the main fixture and a large staff including Gun boat Smith Monte Cutler Jack Heiman and others.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Gunboat Smith
Monte Cutler
Jack Heiman
New York Americans Redeploy Five Players Across Minor Leagues
The New York Americans released pitcher Revelle to the Richmond Club of the Virginia State League and outfielder Gray to the Jersey City Eastern League team. Revelle returns to Richmond after last season, while Gray moves from Johnstown Pennsylvania of the Tri-State League. The club has now turned back five draftees or purchases from minor league clubs Blair McConnell Wilson Gray and Revelle exiting the roster.
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New York Americans
Revelle
Richmond
Gray
Jersey City
Johnstown
Penn
Blair
McConnell
Wilson
Cincinnati and Brooklyn clubs in pending deal talks
Manager Griffith says a deal between Cincinnati and Brooklyn is under consideration but cannot be announced yet. It may involve Miller Huggins of the Reds but will not include Lumley of the Superbas. Ebbetts offered to buy the Reds’ general infield substitute, which could not be done.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Griffith
Miller Huggins
Reds
Lumley
Superbas
New York
Ebbets
Stone Defeats Franklin in Ten Round Fight at Brown’s
Harry Stone beat Benny Franklin in a ten round contest at Brown's Athletic Association on West Twenty-third Street. Frankie Madden injured ribs and did not appear. Franklin pressed early with left jabs and an uppercut as Stone advanced. Harry Winters edged Young Stoney in a six round semi final. Young Donohue was disqualified in a twelve round bout in Boston for a fifth round foul, with Young Loughrey awarded the win.
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Harry Stone
Benny Franklin
Brown's Athletic Association
West Twenty-third Street
Frankie Madden
Stone
Franklin
Harry Winters
Stoney
Boston
Young Donohue
Roxbury
Dick Fleming
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
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W. Linen
Rocers Peet & Company
Frisco
Canadian University Seven
Mercury Foot Players
Butler’s: Racing Stable
Necro Champion
Yankees
LNB
Kirk &Co
H. B. Kirk & CO
New York, N.Y
E. M. F. Company
City
Flanders
F.o.b
Detroit
Flander
The
E. M.F. Company
Detroit, Michigan
Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Selden
Galahan
HO. Callahan & CO
Front St
Beekman
Tel
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
Warren Street
Times SQ
48Th St
Bway
Phila
St. Louis
Kansas City
Alco
BENZ
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American Locomotive Company
Broadway
3Enz Auto Import Co. of America
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Columbus Circle
B’way
Knox
Columbus
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Palmer & Singer Mfg. Co
Cimietti Bros
New York City
Way
Col Uryer
Avalains & Bros
Bryant. White CO
Col. Aehind
American Zust Co
Automobile Supplies
Hess-Bright CO
B'way
Berbiegs
Bowden
Been CO
Bryant
Splitdorf Magneto
Walton Ave
138Th St
Maxwell
Motor Car Maintenance CO
West 46Th St
H. P. Lozier
H. P. Darraca
F. D. Palmer
West 50Th St
Lozier
Sacrifice
56Th St
Lozier Briarcliff
Lozier Motor Company
56Th ST. and
Automobile Instruction
West 57Th St
Times Square
Times
Automobile Exchange
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