Harlem and Twenty-third Street Split in YMCA Track Meet
In the Twenty-third Street YMCA meet at the Harlem branch gym, Harlem and Twenty-third Street squads produced close races across eight events. Thomassen and Kennelly tied for the high jump at 5 feet 9 inches, while Twenty-third Street led with 52 points to Harlem's 11.
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Twenty-third Street
Young Alen
Christian Association
Harlem
Thomassen
Kennelly
H. H. Davis
George J. Fisher
Frederick Knowles
T. Sheerin
C. Cesenas
J. H. Gay
P. MacGeratt
H. Eylers
W. H. Schurmeilias
H. Co. de Loiselle
J. Murphy
H. A. Kelly
Twenty Third Street
D.— O'Connell
W. Brockwell
C. Harris
A. BH. Fenno
J/ Risk
Fh. Davis
T. Ward
R. Mallon
J. G. Kennelly
W. Thomasen
W. Speer
Sarlem
Gallagher Wins With Cue In Billiards Match
Tom Gallagher defeated Ora Morningstar 490 to 138 in the third of five games at Maurice Daly's Academy. Morningstar briefly led with a 109 in the third inning but faltered as Gallagher maintained strong form. Gallagher now leads 2 0 in the series and could clinch the Serica title with a win tonight.
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Tom Gallagher
Ora Morningstar
Maurice Daly
Morningstar
Gallagher
Serica
Gallaxher
McKay defeats Williams in three cushion match at Doyle's
William McKay wins the third game of a three cushion match tourney at John TV Doyle's academy by 25 to 17 over A W Williams. McKay led early and held the lead throughout as both players posted high runs in a brisk, midweek encounter.
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William McKay
A. W. Williams
John TV
Doyle
Academy
Broadway
Forty-Second Street
McKay
Grenmels Defeats Strauss in Three-Cushion Billiards Match
Mr Grenmels won 50 to 40 at Slorsson's Academy on Twenty secoth Street and Broadway last night. He achieved a high run of the game as Strauss scored £4 in points. Tonight Belasco and French are slated to play forty points each.
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Grenmels
Strauss
Slorsson’s Academy
Jockey Hurt After Horse Fell In Emeryville Race
In the fourth race at Emeryville Blanche C. fell causing Jockey A. Walsh to be thrown against the fence. Eduardo tripped over the fallen horse and also fell. Walsh was struck by Eduardo’s hoofs and severely hurt.
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Oakland
Emeryville
Blanche C
A. Walsh
Eduardo
Walsh
Winter suits and overcoats on sale at Three Broadway Stores
Prices cut across winter suits with savings from two to ten dollars. Overcoats offered at 15 and 20 dollars. Special selections on the 15 dollar tables. Bargains extend to boys suits and overcoats. Locations at Warren Street 43rd Street and 32nd Street with contact numbers provided.
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Broadway
Warren St
Golfers to Go Abroad for Intercollegiate Play
A twelve strong American college golf team will tour England in June aiming to compete in major events and schedule matches with English colleges. Notables include Princeton’s H T Peters Jr Yale’s Robert Appott and Ellis Knowles, Harvard’s H H Wilder, and Princeton’s W T West and W F Morgan Jr. The U S Golf Association sent its rule change proposals to St Andrews for May discussion. C B c Donald to represent American clubs on the Committee of Fifteen. The committee chair Dan Chauncey said changes are verbal and not radical, with penalties for interitation not requested. public release of suggestions awaits abroad announcement.
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Colege
England
H. T. Peters, Jr
Princeton
Robert Abpott
Yale
W. T. West
Ellis Knowles
H.H. Wilder
Harvard
W. F. Morgan, Jr
United States Golf Association
St Andrews
C.b.cdonald
Daniel Chauncey
Leighton Calkins
W. Fellowes Morgan
Keyes Wins Hard-Fought Six Round Victory Over Summers
Bert Keyes of Philadelphia edged Johnny Summers of England in a six round bout at the Sharkey Athletic Club. The decision was not declared as no verdict was given though Keyes dominated the final round. Summers chased a knockout but Keyes’ steady power and speed carried the fight to the last bell. Summers tired and charged in the final rounds while Keyes connected with clean blows to secure the upper hand.
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Bert Keyes
Philadelphia
Johnny Summers
England
Sharkey Athletic Club
Keyes
Summers
Eeene
New Race for Savannah Adds Free For All Event
Savannah stock car racing moves to a fourth event after motorists urged the Savannah Stock or Race Committee. A free-for-all race would showcase high powered cars from the Ormond meets and travel to Savannah after the Florida race. Ten new entries have come in for the three Savannah stock car races and Edgar Apperson has chosen George Robertson to drive a Jackrabbit entry in the 560 mile race and a smaller runabout in the 180 mile event. Robertson will practice on the Savannah course soon.
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Savannah
Savanna
Florida
Ormond
Edgar Apperson
George Robertson
Apperson
Racio
Robertson
Roller Skating Race At Madison Square Rink
Miss J. Hendrickson and Miss Pickett competed in a one mile race at Madison Square Rink on Third Avenue. The crowd cheered as the leaders stayed close for half the distance before Pickett fell and Hendrickson finished ahead. In another match, Miss Halton led with Miss Scott second.
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Madison Square Rink
Third Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
J. Hendrickson
Vickett
Ne York
Yale Defeats Tech 7 to 1 in New Haven Hockey
Yale dominated at the New Haven Lawn Club courts with a 7 to 1 victory over Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Hearn scored the only Tech goal as Yale opened with four first-half goals and three in the second half. Yale leaders included Stanley and Driscoll, with Fels excelling in general play. An early rough scrimmage saw Williams of Yale injure Kelley of Boston but continue after bandaging.
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Massachusetts Institute of Tecnology
New Haven Lawn Club
Yale
Tech
Hearn
Ving Aroid
NW Haven
Conn
Ted Stanley
Driscoll
Fels
Intercollegiate Hockey Week Includes Major Showdowns
This week features Prince ton against West Point at the Military Academy, MIT versus the Cadets at West Point on Saturday, Boston against Princeton at St Nicholas Rink tomorrow night, and the intercollegiate championship clash between Harvard and Dartmouth set for Cambridge Saturday night.
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Princeton
West Point
Military Academy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston Boys
St. Nicholas
Harvard
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Bantamweight Wrestlers Put On Lively Show In Brooklyn
In Trinity Club gymnasium Brooklyn nine bantamweight wrestlers staged an open American Athletic Union event refereed by J. R. Walsh. Notable bouts included Ruggero versus Devlin, Mallinger versus Halvorsen, Septhon versus Lehman, Lazinsky versus Sharkey, with Septhon ultimately defeating Lazinsky in the final after a flying throw in under a minute.
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Trinity Club
Montague Street
Brooklyn
American Athletic Union
J. R. Walsh
L. Ruggero
St. Bartholoméw
F. P. Devlin
Mott Haven
Devlin
Ruggero
St. Bartholomew's
G. Mallinger
Boys’ Club
M. Halvorsen
F. Septhon
St. George's Club
C. Lehman
Ll. Lazinsky
St. Bartholomew’s
EF. B. Sharkey
John Hine
Jay
Lazinsky
Mallinger
Septhon
Hazel L wins first ice yacht race outside Shallow Point
In a light northeast wind over a snow covered course, Commodore W R Joline’s Hazel L won the third class pennant race of the South Shrewsbury Club. The Hazel L led the X LNC owned by Henry S Terhune and sailed by Capt. Asher Wardell from start to finish with a ten mile time of 35 48. The X LNC finished a minute nine behind. The Lola withdrew after three quarters of a mile. The South Shrewsbury Club plans the Commodore’s Pennant race tomorrow and Capt J M O’Brien announced Snowflake was shipped from Orange Lake to Long Branch to join the competition.
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Long Branch
N. J
Shallow Point
W. R. Joline
Hazel L
South Shrewsbury Club
Henry S. Terhune
Asher Wardell
John Vannote
Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury’ Club
J. M. O’brien
Orange Lake
Long Branca
South
New York Incorporations List Highlights Wide Range of Firms
A New York notices section records dozens of incorporations led by Jackson Development Company and United States Waterproofing Company among others. The list shows capital stocks ranging from 5 000 to 100 000 dollars with diverse directors and addresses across New York Brooklyn and nearby towns.
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Spreialto
New York
XGANY
Jackson Development Company
Capital
Oslin M. Jackson
Marlborough Road
Brooklyn
Edgar
Jackson
Cadillac
Wiltz G Lotze
New Haven
Conn
Forton Bond and Mortgage Company
Benjaamin Ha Harvey
West
111Th Street
Amos HH. ‘Stephens
West 124Th Street
George B. Ruddell
Fremont Street
Peekskill
N. C
United States Waterproofing Company
Charles Co. Bunker
J. Wallace Bunker
Park Bow
Charles F. Carpenter
Division Avenue
Isaac WW
Rushmore Company
Isaac W. Rushmore
Robert Wiedmore
Wiathfield
Thomas Aytinson
East 144Th Street
É A. Fellows
Corporate Capital Declarations Filed in Wilmington
A list from Wilmington dated February 5 outlines several new corporate capitalizations and directors. Cuban Telephone and Telegraph Company of New York seeks a $5,000,000 capital, with directors Lohman Beermah and Patterson, all of New National Vending Machine Company of Wilmington. Other entries include National Real Estate Corporation of Bridgeport with $50,000, Standard Manufacturing Company of Quakertown with $109,000, Peninsular Grape Fruit Company of Memphis with $20,000, Missouri Tron and Steel Company of New York with $2,000,000, and Sy Morris Brown & Co. Philadelphia to buy and negotiate investments with $20,100.
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New York Times
Wilmington
Del
Cuban Telephone and Telegraph Company of
New York
West
Fes
Wiliam Lohman
Daniel C. Beermah
William J. Patterson
National Vending Machine Company of
National Real Estate Corporation of
Bridgeton
Cotton Market Sags Amid Liverpool Reports and Varied Weather
Special to the New York Times from Washington reports a national weather forecast with rain and fair days across South and Southeast states. Cotton closed with a net decline of 1892 points after opening steady, with mill buying modest and spot demand uneven across Southern markets.
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New York Times
Washington
Federal Weather Fapeak
North
South Carolina
Iunday
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Liverpool
Licely
Manchester
I Eastern
Memphis
Hieh
Aeeseereres Nas
Fay
Ecenober
Eees
Gulf
Mobile
Savannah
Norfolk
Augusta
Houston
Galveston
New Orleans
Grain and Provisions Wheat Market Mixed After Day of Activity
Wheat market ended nearly steady after a day of price swings driven by Liverpool and Budapest advances, sharper midday losses, and double last year interior receipts. No. 2 red wheat quoted 1.00% elevator and 1.0214 free on board. No. 1 Northern Duluth 1.1614. No. 2 hard winter 1.10% free on board afloat. No.2 corn in New York closed nominal with prices around 0.83 sale and 0.92 for No.2 yellow.
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Liverpool
Budapest
New York
Duluth
Seaboard
Mississippi
Ie Elevator
Illinois Central to issue 30 million bonds for equipment
The Illinois Central plans to issue about 30.6 million dollars in equipment trust bonds to fund extensions and improvements. Proceeds will reimburse the treasury for advances to subsidiary companies as it seeks favorable markets already used by the New York Central for similar issues.
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Illinois Central
New York Central
Harriman Stock Enjoined in Illinois Central Dispute
Stuyvesant Fish lawyers file an affidavit by Roy Mason alleging Edward Harriman controls or owns part of Illinois Central stock held in individuals names. The document links F L Rodenwald and Sherimen Day to Harriman affiliated brokerage offices, and notes Van Brunt’s address at 120 Broadway near Union Pacific.
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Chicago
Harriman
Sherimen Day
Stack
L. (. Brauthett
Railroad Securities Company
William T. van Brunt
Mason
Hds
Broadway
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Harriman Rumors Denied Over Railroad Stock Trades
Stock market chatter tied to Aitchison and other Union Pacific holdings was rebutted by Harriman associates. They denied foundation for claims of Harriman losing control of rival railroad stocks and said reevaluation by federal authorities would show no change in ownership.
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Aitchison
Union Pacific
ER TL Harriman
Harriman
Railroads show December earnings gains but dip in net
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific report higher gross December earnings and lower net income due to higher expenses. Southern Pacific posts 11,073,401 gross and 8,218,779 net, while Union Pacific registers 6,530,082 gross and 2,654,984 net. For six months, gains in gross contrast with net declines, adjusted for new accounting methods by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Protest Over Notes Pledged as Security for Clearing House Certificates
Notes maturing tied to Clearing House certificates are being protested as makers, claiming deposits at suspended banks offset their obligations. Many payers have passed the notes to third parties, leaving no offset option to satisfy the loans. The action focuses on notes held by Mechanics and Traders Bank, lodged with the Clearing House as security for outstanding loan certificates at the time of its suspension.
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Clearing House Loan Committee
Mechanics and
Steelton mill hires 2000 as orders rise in city builds
Philadelphia dispatch reports that about one thousand ex workers at Pennsylvania Steel Company Steelton return after over a month idle. Bush orders from New York for structural material for municipal buildings and rails for the New York City Railway Company push the mill to 2000 workers, roughly a tenth above normal.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Steelton
Penn
New York
New York City Railway Company
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Cuts Salaries in 1949
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad reduced salaries for all employees earning over 250 per month with a 10 percent cut for those above 250 and a 5 percent cut for those earning between 250 and 500. The reductions take effect this month. January business improved slightly, but December earnings fell by more than $110 from the previous year.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Iron Age reports coke and pig iron output in January
The Iron Age notes January coke and anthracite pig iron production at 1 045 525 tons, down from December and prior months. Steel furnaces declined from October highs to December lows, with merchant furnaces dropping more gradually. Eastern markets stay firm while Central West furnaces lower prices and seek work to keep shops running.
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Tidewater
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Louis Schwartz
Heckman Avenue
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David H. Soldaroff
Nassau Street
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Brutus von Schwanenfluegal
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Prince Street
John J. Kennedy
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Delaware
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