Sateen Petticoats and Silk Petticoats Price List
Readable ad notes colored sateen petticoats priced at 97 cents each and silk petticoats offered at 7 dollars 98 cents.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1900
Page
9
Champions for the Year Amateurs Lead New Roll of Honor
The 1900 year marks major amateur feats across track cycling and rowing with records set by Maxwell P Long and Meyer Prinstein while Richard Sheldon excels in discus. Vesper B C Philadelphia wins Paris regatta as American amateurs claim titles in global events and intercollegiate races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell P. Long
Meyer Prinstein
Richard Sheldon
Amercan
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Paris
Sreasshe
Europe
George Slosson
Abbot
Alix
Crescens
Star Pointer
Veter
Ethelbert
H. M. Johnson
New York
Edward Donovan
Natick
Mass
B. J. Wefers
Washington
D.C
Toronto
Ont
Maxwell W. Long
Gutterberg
N. J
Jerome Buck
Charles J. Kilpatrick
Manhattan Field
W. G. George
London
England
William Lang
Franklin Field
G. W. Hamilton
Romeo
Mich
M. F. Sweeney
Clapp
A. C
Chicago
Chicago, June 19, 1898. F Standing High Jump—5 Feet 81G Inches, Divks Kearney
Oak Hill
Mitchell
Bergen
Point
G. R. Gray
Boston
Dennis Horgan
Glasgow
C. A. J. Queckenburger
Staten Island
John Flanagan
Travers Island
N. Y
New York A. C
Boner Hungary
France
D. Boerdman
Yale
J. M. Perry
Princeon
John F. Cregan
Princeton
W. Swene
E. W. Jarvis
A. C. Kraenzlein
University of Pennsylvania
Physical Directors Meet Elects Officers at Columbia
The American College Physical Directors Association met at Schermerhorn Hall Columbia University electing officers for 1901 Dr Tait McKenzie of McGill University is president Dr Caspar W Miller of Pennsylvania is vice president Dr Watson Lewis Savage of Columbia is secretary treasurer. new members include E E Green Rochester E Hastings Nebraska and Alonzo A Stage Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American College Physical Directors’ Association
Schermerhorn Hall
Columbia University
Edward Hastings
University of Nebraska
J. A. Babbitt
Haverford
George Goldie
Princeton
Watson Lewis “Savage
Columbia
H. B. Butterworth
University of Chicago
William G. Anderson
Yale
R. Tait McKenzie
McGill University
Montreal
Wehr
Adelbert College
Cleveland
Ohio
Caspar W. Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Paul C. Phillips
Amherst
Dudley A. Sargent
Harvard
Jay W. Seaver
W. A. Lambeth
University of Virginia
L. J. Drake
University of Minnesota
Edward Hitchcock
Frederick Marvel
Wesleyan
R.oe McKenzie
Caspar W., Miller
Watson -Lewis Savage
Alonzo A. Stage
E. E. Green
University of Rochester
Edward H. Hastings
College and University Football Plans and Freshman Football Captain
Charles N Perrin of Rochester elected manager of the University of Rochester football team for next season. Indiana University aims for Western football supremacy next year with three new coaches and strong efforts to win. Yale basketball tour includes a Chicago game with Ravenswood Y M C A, a top Western team. Albert P Hall S Jr 1902 of West Chester Pa named Swarthmore football captain for 1901 after an injury year. Yale undergraduates asked to donate 7 for athletics to cover debt and fund baseball rowing and track. Yale second crew to row Amayolis Naval Academy in a May 11 race on Thames or Severn. Tanks for practice at Yale gym and early practice by Jan 10 under Head Coach Alien. Cornell alumni football meeting in Ithaca to discuss next year’s coaching policy with the Football Committee, with undergraduates favored to take control of coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Chicago Athletic Association
Chicago
C. A. Patrick
Yaie
Cornell
Beebee Lake
Brown
Edward Jackson Kibbe
Batavia
N. Y
Hobart
Harry A. Rhodes
Millsport
Harley S. Warner
Orleans
Warner
Bucknell University
Frank W. Stanton
Scranton
Penn
Capt. Stanton
Peddie Institute
Bucknell
D. W. Batson
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Winchester
Batson
William Libbey
Princeton
Chicago University
A. A. Sragg
Harvard
Cambridge
Stagg
University of Pennsylvania
Ravenswood Young Men's Christian Association
New Haven
Albert P. Hall, S Jr
West Chester
Swarthmore College
Hall
Amayolis Naval Academy
Thames
Severn River
Alien
Ithaca
Racing Results From New Orleans and San Francisco Meet
New Orleans results list Bright Night Nearest Jack Martin in order with times, plus Gracious Scrivener Sir Christopher in the six furlong race and Isen Harvey Jack Hayes in the steeplechase short course. New Orleans Handicap winners include Moroni Alpaca Oli Fox and Donna Seay Senator Beveridge Gray Dally with times noted. San Francisco races include Edna Brown Annello Companion with times, Bill Garrett MacGyle Wooster Boy, Credo Mester Lord Chesterfield, Juvenile Champion stakes Brutal Canmore Roving Beer, Opponent St Wood Edgardo, and Phoenissa Brenhilda Onyx with times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
D. Shaw
Jack Martin
Gracious
Dade
Scrivener
Sir Christopher
Isen
Lawless
Harvey
Jack Hayes
Moroni
A. Weber
Alpaca
Oli Fox
Donna Seay
Wilkerson
Senator Beveridge
Gray Dally
Belle of
San Francisco
Edna Brown
Dominick
Annello
Companion
Bill Garrett
MacGyle
Wooster Boy
Credo
Sutherland
Mester
Lord Chesterfield
Brutal
O’connor
Canmore
Roving Beer
Coburn
St. Wood
Edgardo
Phoenissa
Mounce
Brenhilda
Onyx
Trouble at Armory Indoor Baseball Championship
The first of four indoor league games at Seventy first Regiment Armory ended in a dispute as Brooklyn withdrew in the eighth inning with New York leading 7 to 5. Early runs favored Brooklyn, then New York tied and pulled ahead before the withdrawal halted play. A separate box-office scuffle over receipts involved Armory officials and the Chinese Giants liaison, with $80 found in a room and $1.25 counted by a marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Seventy-first Regiment Armory
New York
Brooklyn
New
Donohue
Barry J
Heun
Schwarz
Cunningham
Costello
Dixon
Moran
Barry
New Yorks
Fritchman
Smith
Collins
Gillette
Hussy
Chinese’ Giants
Seventyfirst Regiment
Andy "’ Dillon
Alexander
Williams
Dillon
Company I
Carr
Armory Indoor Baseball Association
Rooklyn
Ribpoa
Ribpoae
Harney
S/Thorn
Cecuscoces
Dono
Lacrosse Growth at Columbia Prompts Expanded Training
Columbia University lacrosse shows rapid growth with 48 players in 1901 as 15 have varsity experience. Plans call for two equal teams, indoor practice in the gym, and aims to field teams in each class. Harvard remains strongest rival with new Johns Hopkins players joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Columbia
Lindsay
Law School
University
Harvard
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Crimson
Johns Hopkins University
Cyrus C. Miller
Law
Crescent Athletic Club
English Jockey May Ride Here This Winter
London dispatch states Sam Loates, a top English jockey and Reiff rival, has left with his wife for New York and plans to go to California for the winter. he may be induced to ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sam'"’ Loates
Reiff
New York
California
Fire destroys cars at Riker Automobile Works
A blaze at the Riker Automobile Works on Third Street Elizabeth tonight destroyed a number of costly vehicles. Loss is estimated at 25000 dollars. Origin of the fire not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. J
Riker Automobile ‘Works
Third Street
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