Crescent A C Defeats New York A C In Close Hockey Match
The Crescent A C upset New York A C 6 to 3 at St Nicholas Rink before a crowded crowd. Sherieff starred with multiple goals as Brooklyn built a lead in the second period and held on despite a stubborn NY A C rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Rescent Athletic Club
St. Nicholas
Brooklyn Seven
Mercury
New York A.C
Crescents
Popley
Half Moon
Avith
New York
Cresernts
Hecker
Castleman
Vail
Dobby
Broadfoot
Lang
Wall
Mils
Crescent
Toadfoot
fRedt Fanineas
Brooklyn
Jane
Jnot
Littito
New York Athletic
Crescent Fort
Coolican
Agepessey
Dillabough
Liftiton
Nut
Eewest
Mercury Foot
Shertefé
Lufiton
Shterieff
New ‘York Athletic
Bnsy
Shriebler
Cooltean
Débbs
Mills
Whem
Dillabougsh
Hank
New-York
O'Flynn
Sherieff
Crescent A. C
Brophy
Broadfact
Shiebler
Peabody
Coelican Aftizen
Debby
Enni Dalton
Wees
Cuntican
Dilla - Haugh
W.russell
Hockey Club. of
Afchenzie
Hockey Club of
J. Fillson
H. Bryan
Poekry Club
Pratts and Poly Gym Bout Ends In Disqualification
A Brooklyn basketball game between Pratt Institute and Polytechnic Institute ended abruptly as Poly forward Leslie struck Pratt’s Johnson. Referee Barnes disqualified Poly, awarding Pratt a 2 to 0 victory. A prior class tourney game saw S M D beat A E O A 74 to 0 with celebratory antics for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pratt Institute
Polytechniclogy Institute
Pratt Gymnasium
Ryerson Street
Poly
Leslie
Johnson
Pratt
Barnes
Poe Eeke
Mr. Barnes
Tournas
George D. Pratt
Bargain Fall Overcoats and Suits From Broadway Stores
Yesterday’s markdown cut prices on vast overcoats and suits. About 1000 coats originally two to forty dollars now from zero to twenty, plus 500 coats at thirty now twenty, and long traveling coats marked down to entice buyers. Also 724 boys suits and Russian and tourist coats reduced from high to low prices, with many options under ten dollars.
Commerce High School Dominates Clinton In City Meet
Commerce High School defeated De Witt Clinton 37 to 24 in a dual swim meet at the College of the City of New York natatorium. Imboden of Clinton and Thompson of Commerce starred in multiple events, with Thompson leading wins in the 50 yard and relay events and Commerce claiming the water polo contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt Clinton
High School of Commerce
College of the Chey
New York
Imboden
Clinton
Thompson
Commerce
O'Neill
Tice
Dr. Quittner
Washington Heights
Karl Schmidt
College of the City of New York
R. W. Riley
Townsend Harris Hall
Schmidt
von Gaffes
Arthur
Whiting
O’neil da’ Thompson
Detfoo
Browne
White
Schuck
Waldman
Deffen
Yime
Forward Imboden Leads Centre in Rushed Half
Fragmentary sports note references a forward Imboden and a centre forward from SETAC, with mentions of Bartow S& weeks N.C. and a time of halves set to five minutes. The readable text is garbled, offering minimal context on teams, scores, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandis
Imboden
Collegiate School Stuns Columbia In Close Basketball Duel
Collegiate School toppled Columbia University 21 to 15 in a hard fought game. Devereux led with 3 goals, Murray scored 25 and Benson added 3 while Rich, Phillips and Carson contributed others. Referee E Hanks from Colgate officiated. Canova Mintler School hockey notes mirror the era as hockey action continues at St. Scholastic Rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Columbia
Murray
Sohmat Devereus
Benson Whetdd Sype Heeds
Octave
Seen
Phillips Rich
Sipe Eens Seu Suards
Carson Blumenthal
Mendleson
Tugle
Eens -Devereux
Rich
Benson
Phillips
Carson
A Gugier
Morrey
Poe
E. Hanks
Colgate Canova
Local swimming meet yields win for Central Y club
The Central Y defeated the Oakland Athletic Club jazer in a dual swimming meet last night at the Central Y pool with a team score of 42 to 10. Chicago reports indicate the event occurred January 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Athletic Club Jazer
Central
Chicago
Unclear OCR Fragment Signals City Hall Area Landmarks
Fragment mentions City Hall near Union Square and Greeley Square with numbers 258 42 1260, suggesting an obscure listing or map reference in the urban area. No clear event or facts beyond place names and digits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Union Square
Greeley Square
Midwinter Trotting Sale Sets Firm Averages With Harvester Buy
The midwinter trotting and light harness sale at Madison Square Garden closed after four days. A total of 420 horses sold for 141,474 dollars, an average of 329 dollars. The notable lot was The Harvester bought for 9,000 dollars by August Uihlein of Milwaukee to lead a new heavy harness breeding department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasty-Tipton Company
Madison Square Garden
Turner Stock Farm
Columbus
Ohio
Turner Farm
Slre
Mosie
Patig
Mosie L
John McGuire
Philadelphia
S.H. T
Pacer
F. G Hemingway
Wilkesbarre
Perih
Harvester
August Uihlein
Milwaukee
Uihlein Breeding Farm
Uiihlein
Uihiein
Jockey Shaw to Ride Here Next Season
Jockey William Shaw, who found fame in Germany last season, will stay in America and ride on New York racks again despite an abroad renewal offer. He has not signed first-call terms but a contract ensures he will remain in America with a second-call engagement, free to ride for the Sullivan Farrell Johnson stable trained by Weir. Shaw starred for Farrell and Johnson in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaw
Germany
America
New York
Shaw
Joseph Cassidy
Queens County
Timothy D. Sullivan
Frank Farrell
D. C. Johnson
F. D. Weir
Shin
Messrs. Farrell and
Johnson
Winter stable moves from Belmont to Washington for spring work
Thomas McCreery sails his stable of about fifteen horses from Belmont Park to Washington to train at the Ben ning course. Frederick Johnson George F Johnson Joseph Cassidy and R Angarola own the outfit. The move occurs early next week. Fierham Queen will be sent to Hermis at Helmdel Stud Farm near Red Bank New Jersey, a pairing that recalls Hermis decline after a famous defeat at Sheepshead Bay when facing Florham Queen at long odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Thomas McCreery
Belmont Park
Washington
Spr
Benning
McCreery
Frederick Johnson
George F. Johnson
Joseph Cassidy
R. Angarola
Florida
Ederick Johnson
ER. Thomas
Fierham Queen
Mr. Thomas
Hermis
Helmdel Stud Farm
Red Bank
N. J
Sheepshead Bay
Florham Queen
Water Polo Duel at Y M C A Draws Local Clubs
Water polo contest between the Fath Beach Swimming Club and the Twenty third Street Branch of the Young Men's Christian Association headlines tonight's meet. Both clubs are evenly matched and have trained hard for fast snappy games with a close finish expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fath Beach
Twenty-third Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Istter
Sheppard Turned Down by Amateur Athletic Union
The Registration Committee of the Middle Atlantic Association of the Amateur Athletic Union voted unanimously to suspend Melvin Sheppard until March 1 for fouling Guy Haskins at the First Regiment Armory. Sheppard apologized and sought reinstatement after confessing guilt. Longboat of Canada faced suspension and offered $3,000 to remain amateur for three years, which he did not accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Middle Atlantic Association
Amateur Athletic Union Today
Melvin Sheppard
Guy Haskins
First Regiment Armory
Sheppard
Hskins
Yom Longboat
Sijooo
Amateur Athletic Union
Interbranch sports meet at Washington Heights YMCA
A large crowd attended the interbranch meet honoring Physical Director Botsford at the Washington Heights YMCA. Events included a handball final won by A. Redpath 21 to 16 over Dr. Sendner, a catch-as-catch wrestling bout won by W. Gross over M. Lambach, an All-American versus All-Star basketball game won by the All-Americans 18 to 16, and several races and field events led by A. Werner, Frank Winn, and George Claris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Heights
Young Men’s Christian Association
Botsford
Morris
P. Carr
A. Redpath
Dr. Sendner
W. Gross
M. Lambach
A. Werner
Frank Winn
R. Schloss
Hill
George Claris
F. Winn
Woeriver Gunesler
Noriean
Werner
Unster. Gross
Seu
Thor
Fou -Hanna
Chimsier
Oldfield to Drive Stearns Cars in Briarcliff Cup Stock Race
Barney Oldfield, famed track racer with many records, will drive one Stearns in the Briarcliff Cup stock car race on April 24 over the Westchester County course. Harlan W. Whipple arranged the entry and Oldfield confirmed his participation after liaising with Weekori Church and Partridge, the local Stearns agents. Oldfield said he is retiring from track racing to focus on practical automobiling and welcomed the stock-car opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Oldfield
Westchester County
Oldfield
Harlan W. Whipple
Boston
American Automobile Association
New Stearns
Mr. Whipple
Stearns
Wwekori
Peace in Kennel Club proposal advances at Referendum committee
The American Kennel Club Referendum Committee met at 50 Liberty Street with 22 of 30 members present to foster a permanent peace. William G. Rockefeller was elected chairman and Joan Bates secretary as a twelve member subcommittee was formed to draft recommendations on incorporating the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Keane
Ashland House Committee
William G. Rockefell
New York
Joan GG
Bates
Cedarhurst
Kennel Club
Ame Ipaniiwenthe
Tt Pe Stecommibtee
Hese
William
G. Tockefeller
Johnny Bates Cedarhurst
Kennellui Mervenry
Belmont
I Kenne
Law- Club
Beagle Club
Anna Wennel Club
San Revere
Auto running on alcohol demonstrated by students
Automobiles in New York using denatured alcohol as fuel are shown by the School for Automobile Engineers in West Fifty-sixth Street. A Locomobile four cylinder engine runs on alcohol with the carburetor atop the engine, starting cold without gasoline. The car averages fifty miles daily and recently crossed the Bronx on high speed, with higher power but requiring higher compression for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Broadway
School For Automobile Engineers
West Fifty-sixth Street
Arcond
Bronx
New York Dominates Home Court In Racquet Series
In the eighth annual home and home racquet series New York leads seven to one after the Philadelphia match. The New York pair R Fincke and G C Clark Jr defeated George H Brooks and R K Cassatt 4 sets to 2 in Philadelphia, while Payne Whitney and Lawrence Waterbury beat J P Gregg and Willing Spena in four straight. The remainder of today's decision takes place at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
R. Fincke
G. C. Clark, Jr
George H. Brooks
R. K. Cassatt
Payne Whitney
Lawrence Waterbury
J. P. Gregg
Willing Spena
Philadelphiia
Winter games of Ninth Regiment AA held in New York
Three hundred fifty leading amateur athletes from New York City will compete tonight at 123 West Fourteenth Street in the Ninth Regiment Athletic Association Winter games. Four open Amateur Athletic Union events are scheduled plus the Inter-settlement relay to crown the settlement champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ninth Regiment Athletic Association
West Fourteenth Street
Open Amateur Athletic Union
Melvin Sheppard
Frank Riley
James Am Farrell
Tennis Association Chartered
West Virginia Wheeling reports the United States Lawn Tennis Association chartered with Arthur Pier of Boston James Dwight Palmer E Presbrey Brookline James Parker Anson W Lyman Havoken forming the body. Swisher secretary of state granted the charter. HQ will be Hoboken New Jersey with state bodies nationwide. First national tournament planned for Hoboken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Wheeling
West Va
Arthur
Pier
Boston
James Dwight
Palmer E. Presbrey
Brookline
James
A. Parker
Anson WW. Lyman
Havoken
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Swisher
Hoboken
N. J
Intercollegiate fencing carnival features top teams
Ten of country have entered to compete in a fencing carnival under the auspices of Central. Prominent teams include Yale Princeton Army Navy New York Putnam Verein and Phi and Mo clubs. The event marks the third defense of a trophy in a series with plans for a joint meet with Cornell.
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Auspines
Carniva
Sr Cp cAne Fulta
N -Shrees
Hese Sneladoe Cot Tel fWeat Point
Yate
Pridceton
Univer Eersity Col Iegure
War « Athletic
New York York
Putn Verein
Phi
Mo “ C Polset
Columbia Relays Feature at Madison Square Garden Night
Manager Montgomery of Columbia University A A A announces the five mile inter state relay championship as a feature of the Columbia relay carnival at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night. The Dart end quartets will compete against Yale Cornell Pennsylvani a big Michigan and others in a strong field. The same team that beat Columbia at the Garden last winter and later defeated Pennsylvania and Wesleyan returns to challenge Georgetown and other top quarter milers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Columbia University Athletic Association
Thenuy of
Daruingth
Madison Square Garden
Cornel
Tumbia Fm
Garden
Irish American Athletic Carnival Draws Top Collegiate Stars
The Irish American Athletic Club carnival features nearly every athletic branch with top rivals. Cornell, Pennsylvania and Yale enter the one mile intercollegiate race, and each school fields multiple other athletes in events. Prominent names include Milligan, Traylor, Bromilow and Bacon as favorites in the night’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Yale
Lise Ft
Milliaan Traylor
Jiterin
Ie Bacon
N Muomiar
Midwinter Games Set for Sixty-ninth Regiment Relay
The Military Athletic League plans a two mile relay at the Sixty-ninth Regiment midwinter games on March 2. Each regiment fields teams of four with half-mile legs. The program includes ten events plus several open handicaps and a one mile handicap. Entries close Monday with Lieut. Michael Kelly and Dieges & Clust listed among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Athletic League
Sixty-ninth Regiment
John. McHugh
East
Wortmat Named Captain Of Germa American A C
At a members meeting Dietrich Wortmat the 143 pound Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union wrestling champion was elected captain of the Germa American A C. Officers re elected include Honorary President Fred Winter President Herman Jkeerseh Vice President Henry Senele Secretary Fuchs Treasurer Joseph Ruesch Wrestling Instructor Everhard Halm Trustees Fritz Mow and N. Prapst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germa American A. C
Dietrich Wortmat
Athi Union
Caltain
Ces
T Eighth Street
Othe
Fred Winter
Herman Jkeerseh
Tien
Henre Senele
Fuchs
Joseph Ruesch
Everhard Halm
Fritz Mow
N. Prapst
Subsecretation purse pursed for billiard contest lineup
A purse funded by patrons of Mau rice Daly's billiard warriors funds a five game clash between Ora Morningstar and Thomas J. Gallagher. Each game is 400 points at the 18.2 balk line format. The first to win three games takes the entire purse. Play starts Monday evening and runs five consecutive evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Daly
Ora Morningstar
Thomas J. Gallagher
Ready Reference for Buyers Automobiles
A dense listing of car dealers and brands including AMERICAN AUTOCAR CADILLAC CLEVELANI CARRACO FORD SHAPES, with addresses and telephone numbers for dealers in New York and nearby areas, naming River, Bowery, 54th Street, and 1st Street corners, plus firm names like Elliott Ranney Co and Mammoth Garage Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac
Clevelani
Carraco
Elmore Ford Jackson Pope-Hartford
Frayer Miller Thome Welch
Second-hand 1907 Packard Touring Car For Sale
FP O offers a used 1907 Packard touring car with full particulars and a lowest basic price. Address inquiries to FP, O, Box 762, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sunday baseball debate sparks bid to limit youth play
Advocates push to keep boys under 16 out of Sunday games and curb playing time amid plans to amend the bill. The Baseball Managers' Protective Association begins with recalling the proposed measure, seeking signatures from Greater New York as sponsors Thompson and Geoshegan propose restrictions on under 16s and Sunday play. A petition will be presented to legislators, with potential action next week, as prep school athletes and local teams gear for major meets and league races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
New York
Sun
Pro Srcokrective Association
Thompson
Geoshegan
Siodosh
Armendments
Yibit Bores Junder
Reater Brooklyn
Philadelphia cricket club sails to Bermuda for three two day games
The Philadelphia clubs team leaves New York on February 25 bound for Bermuda. They schedule three two day matches beginning with Mesame navy, then Shenston Cricket Club, and finally a combined team from the above elevens. Captain N Leroy leads the Philadelphia squad.
Winter waters freeze as ships shift routes amid, 19th century turmoil
Disjointed OCR notes describe icy conditions hindering winter sailing. References to ships, owners, and routes between New York, New Jersey, and other ports suggest disruption in trade, with vessels rerouted or moved inland. The fragment hints at financial stakes, consignees, and salvage or safety concerns amid harsh seas. Entities include Port New York, Port Philadelphia, and unnamed shipowners, with mentions of winter freezes impacting transit and commerce.
Riverside Rink Skating Meet Showed Strong Local Talent
The outdoor skating event at Riverside Rink on Path Street Amsterdam drew solid crowds last night. Competitors posted fast times, with Terry earning top honors in the Novice division and Dh. Naren placing second. Other results included Fullir and Gus Stolz among notable participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rierside
Path Street Atv
Amsterdam
Degen Electric
Terry Preent
Naren
Hind
Gus Stolz
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Grescents
Shirreff
Brooklyn Rover
Area O Roches
Pier & Company
Broadway
Warren St
Norfolk
Cutler
Mintler
Isaoming
St. Scholae
Stark Grice
Ieee
Thing
Mc Loughlin Aa Klux
Aise Sea Pal & Ptt Ieee
Empire
Timekeeper
s.Drew
O'Shaughnessy Cutler
Fordham
Brown
Crotona Casino
16Th Street
Boston Avenue
Fordham University
Roe A . Brown
Fordhamites
Pittsburg
Rocers, Peer & Company
the Harvester
Ing Farm
Nacer
John Me
Trotter
Crimin
Princeborn
Retter
B. m. Bacher
Eerie
Frank Stoddard
Lg. Br. Oa
J. Fo Futter
Chester
Pena
Meni
Schiptterbeck
Broo
Cof Carrer
Ie Syorinegfiell
Mass
Vey Malad
Epacenr
Sceelt
John Pote
Getter
Lakes New Wie
Cuomfes Ey
Cprotter
Ingray
Aries
Janette Burns
Snyder
Scottsville
Jersey
Ad. Cceuee
Jockey Shaw
Atshington Heights
Peace IN Kennel Club
Ninth Regiment
Tennis Association Chartered
National Pure Food
Iaw
H. B. Kirk & CO
New York, N. Y
Columbia Games
A. C
Morningstar
Gallagher
Eautomobiles
Motor Va
Elliott Ranney Co
1St St
Cal
Mammoth Garage CO
White Plains
A.G. Southworth v. Inc
Motor Mart
Art S. Houpt Co
Bway & Tod
Ater Lirvis
Poly Prep
Nnsylvania
New Jerser
Uopmectinit
Senoal
Wwe
LL. Anerson
Care
Bermuda
Srds i
Carl H. Schultz
Newburg
Shere
Tees
Pemarras
Samders
Pasitpative
Schomiers
New Fark Seoree
Wazle
Parks
Trans Lake
Lee
Riverside Rink
Fudy
Hackett
Carhart
Broadway, Cor
13Th St
Canal St
Chambers St
Ff Ranklian
Blue Ribbon Automobile & Carriage Co
Bridgeport
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