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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1908

Page

10

Army Navy Game in New York City Move Favored

Plans for the Army Navy football game to be played in New York City gain support from Army officials and Navy backers due to travel and seating issues at Franklin Field. Moving to a neutral site could resolve ticket shortages and improve access, with a potential earlier date to avoid exam and weather constraints.

Army Navy New York City Annapolis Wask- Sis Franklin Field Jadelphia Philadslonia Pennsylvania Princeton College Town Philadelphia New York West Point Ramo Annapolis Yale Cornell Ithaca

Basketball winners named in Public Schools league

The Public Schools Athletic League crowned champions in Manhattan Brooklyn Bronx and Queens after a long interborough playoff. Six boys from Public School No 62 will represent the school in the city interborough games. No 188 junior champions from Manhattan beat 15 teams for the city junior spot. Senior titles were won by No 109 in Brooklyn and No 26 in the Bronx. Queens saw No 19 win the senior title and No 17 the junior. The high school round robin begins Saturday with twelve teams, including Manual Training, Clinton, Erasmus Hall, Stuyvesant and Townsend Harris.

Public School No. 62 Public School Harber Wolf Friedman Hurswitz Kapowitz Goldstein David Trarvin William Robinson Jacob Cohen Abraham Samuels Jacob Gussick Alex Garber Brooklyn Rothstein Leck Chaucer Roth Minsky Lerner Bronx Mgn Alte Hugh Carrahar Fred Reischkupper Thomas Hamilton Isa@or Boothack Samuel Levin Joseph Gelson Abraham Fisch Paul Roth George Christina Joseph Stahl Wilmot Gordon Manual Handler Eugene Coulon Janerd. Arizzo Charles d'Allessend David Paugh Lawrence Spitzer George Copeland Alex. Miller David Preacher LeRoy Lehman Leonard Sutter Samuel Sher Daniel Skedrush Powell Aisworth Harold Early Ralph Martin Earl Williams Chester Haines Stewart Slaight Manual Training High Morrl Commercial High Sch Clinton High School_of I Erasmus Hall HighSchool Flushing High School Stuyvesant High School Townsend Harris Hall Eastern District High School Hgh School de Witt

Bedford YMCA Boys Swim Meet Delights Brooklyn Crowd

The Boys' Aquatic League of the Bedford Branch YMCA entertained a large audience at 420 Gates Avenue Brooklyn yesterday. Six events including diving and races were held with the treasure fetch a feature. J Wieppert won two events and the treasure fetch, while T Barrett A Manchester H Thompson and H Stevens led other wins for Bedford Branch and Public School No. 44.

Boys’ Aquatic League Bedford Young Men’s Christian Association Gates Avenue Brooklyn J. Wieppert T. Barrett A. Manchester H. Thompson Public School EL Brown H. Stevens Steve Bedford Wolf A. Eee Bedford Branch P. Barrett Bedford Tranch R. Hart T. Andrews Pich Barrett

Annual Meeting Nominations of Metropolitan Golf Association

The Women s Metropolitan Golf Association will hold its annual meeting on Thursday Jan 30 at Mrs Charles S Tiffany s residence 125 East Thirty sixth Street Nominations include President Mrs Charles L Tiffany Nassau C C Vice President Mrs B E Sanford Essex GG Secretary Miss Marie J Harrison Baltusrol G C No Treasurer chosen An amendment to Article III Section 1 would restrict membership to USGA clubs within sixty miles of New York and include New Haven Conn and nearby New England areas south and west of New Haven toward New York and Long Island.

Women's Metropolitan Golf Association Charles S. Tiffany East Thirty-sixth Street Charles L. Tiffany Nassau C. C BE. F. Sanford Essex Marie J. Harrison Baltusrel G. C United States Golf Association New York New Haven Conn New England Long Island

Former NL star Flynn dies in Lawrence at 42

John A. Flynn once famed Chicago 1886 champion pitcher died in Lawrence Massachusetts at age 42. He leaves a wife and several children.

Lawrence Mass Des John A. Flynn Chicago

Balloon Challenge to defend Gordon Bennett Cup planned

Aero Club of America to issue a formal challenge to the German Balloon Union with President Bishop authorizing the move. Lieut. Frank P. Lahm to lead the American team if granted leave, while J. McCoy sails for Europe to organize the U S delegation and attend the International Balloon Conference in London next June.

Cortlandt Field Bishop Aero Club of America Deutscher Luftschiffer-Verband German Balloon Union Oscar Erbsloh St. Louis Frank P. Lahm Washington War Department Lieut. Lahm France Germany Perialff United States America Paris Bishop Charles Jerom Edwards Samuel H. Valentine J.©. McCoy Charles M. Mamiley McCoy Europe Adriatic Aero Club London Aero Club of France England Sweden Irrance Italy Spain Switzerland Belgium

New Year's Cyclists Race To Yonkers In New York Event

The twenty first New Year's run of the Associated Cycling Clubs of New York started at Columbus Circle just after midnight. Twenty one cyclists led by Martin Kessler and teammate from the Monroe Wheelmen moved ahead on the eight mile city line, while five motor cyclists pursued from the same start. Kessler and clubmate soon led the field as Yonkers was reached with a clear early advantage.

New York Yonkers Tarrytown Columbus Circle Bridgman Martin Iessler A. Kruder MI OP. Gregory New York City P. Cc. Heid‘ck Debbs Ferry F- W. Coffea Dobbs Ferry F. G. Carolan Dobbs GrAney J. Deagan Morris’ Kohon Jack Golden T. S. Roth Ror Wheelmen Thomas Young Joseph Smith Arthur Jiarris Brooklyn Revan William Marks Martin Kessler Monroe A. Owen J. Forsyth J. Myers Charles Nerent Lakeview George Keller Ferrisch J. Chichatee J. P. Rogers Kessler Coney Island Commonwealth Abccdon

English Desperation Footballers to Return to New York

Negotiations between A W Parker of London manager of the Corinthians and Harry Manley president of the New York State Association Football League foresee a return of English footballers next spring. Parker plans to bring Civil Service London amateurs, top of the Southern League, to visit mid April for six matches in Canada Philadelphia and New York. Manley will arrange two games in New York at Livingston I R grounds.

A. W. Parker London Corinthians Harry Manley Parker Manley Civil Service Team England Canada Philadelphia Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Cir New York Ingston, &. I

Rainier Motor Car Company Moves to New Broadway Quarters

Rainier Motor Car Company will relocate from Broadway and Fiftieth Street to Fifty-sixth Street and Broadway, occupying the Hol Tan space. The three-building operation will consolidate into a five story headquarters with salesrooms offices garage and machine shop under one roof. Improved facilities will enhance the car repair service for customers.

New York Automobile Row Rainier Motor Car Company Froadway Fiftieth Street Fifty-sixth Street Broadway Hol-Tan Company Rainier

Leonard Edges Millette In Amateur Billiard Handicap

W C Leonard defeated J M Millette 220 to 230 in a Knickerbocker Academy handicap match. Leonard averaged 32 47 to Millette 32 46 and top scores were 3 and 18 for Leonard vs 86 and 24 for Millette. Final will pit C E White 274 against W C Leonard 220 with title implications.

W. ¢. Leonard J. M. Millette Knickerbocker Academy Leonard Millette C. E. White W. C. Leonard White I. W. Boyd J. F. Poggenburg

West Side YMCA Promises New Year Athletic Exhibitions

The West Side YMCA will stage New Year events with Mantell Reilly Hill and Friedlander doing fancy swimming and time trials. A Schnall AAU champion will perform on bars and tumbling with Greenfeld the intercollegiate rings holder. Sack races, barrel tilting, and basketball games fill the program.

West Side Young Men's Christian Association Mantell Reilly Hill Friedlander A. Schnall Amateur Athletic Union Greenfeld

Arctic Flags of Explorers Exhibit At Sportsmen's Show

Flag exhibit at the Arctic Club display at the Grand Central Palace features flags from famed expeditions. Items include pieces from the Polaris voyage and flags carried by Baldwin on the Wellman expedition, Stein parity to Ellsmere, Ziegler-Fiala party, and Dillon Wallace in Labrador. Curator Captain B S Osbon explains curios and context to visitors.

P Arctic Club Est. Fish and Game Society Amer Grand Central Palace Ehih Arctic Charles Francis Hall Moses H. Grinnell EK. B. Baldwin Wellman George I Wright Siberian Stein Ellsmere Land Anthon Fiala Ziegler-Fiala Dillon Wallace Labrador Hubbard Wallace Ofsst Max C. Fleischman Franz Josef Land Albert Operti 2Ear J. Knowles Hare, Jr Ziegler America B S$. Osbon Arcue Club Anarctic

GWU Basketball Team Suspended For Pros In Yale Game

Dr Wiber of the South Atlantic Association suspended the George Washington University basketball team for employing two professionals against Yale last night. Yale had been warned beforehand and a lengthy wrangle preceded the Elis agreeing to play. Wiber wired the report to President James E Sullivan and Yale’s punishment was anticipated. Georgetown has recently dropped GWU from all athletics.

New York Times Washington Wiber South Atlantic Association Amateur Athletic Union Today George Washington University Yale George Washington Plac Elis James E. Sullivan Sullivan Georgetown

Twenty third Street Y M C A Defeats Newport Naval Reserves 30 to 19

The Twenty third Street Y M C A basketball team of New York defeated the Newport Naval Reserves 30 to 19 in a fast rough game. Highlights included strong shooting by Wane and Eberline and solid play by Harvey. Final lineups list Y M C A: Roach Harvey McMahon L

New York Times Newport R. I New York Newport Naval Harvey Yy. M.c Naval Reserves Roach Mueller Eberline Mr. Waters Aberdie

Orange Defeats Yale In Clean Court Contest

In a clean game on the Orange Y M C A court Orange beat Yale 36 to 26. Goodwin led Yale with 16 points. Poeller scored 14 for Orange. Trembley shone for Orange, limiting Yale’s scoring. preliminary: Orange defeated Rahway 53 to 10. Oxnard of the Sugar Trust plans to sue an express company over damages to horses shipped for Fasig Tipton sales in Kentucky.

New Yorkimes Orange N. d Orange Young Men's Christian Association Yale Goodwin Poeller Trembly Eeseeee Whett Seeeee Eesee Eseeseces Poller Braegene Trembley Moyes Schroeder Shorter Poetler Wren Gondwin van Vleck Morrell Trinity Club Brooklyn Rahway N. J SRE Ey Oxnard Express Lexington Henry P. Oxnard The Sugar Trust Virginia Express Company Fasig-Tipton Company Mary C

Record-N nomination surge for 1910 racing stakes in New York

Entries pour in from three New York clubs for fifty spring stake events offering 600000 in prizes. West and Eastern breeders vie for nominations as closing approaches, with Western limits and late mail in play. English clubs also close many key fixtures as Futurity entries register from Elmview Stock Farm Texas.

New York Brooklyn Sheepshead Bay Brighton Beach Iue West Empire City Rece Doncaster Sandown Park Nottingham Liverpool Lincoln Lincolnshire English National Hunt Committee Jockey Club G. L. Blackford Elmview Denison Texas Lithos Morris Stable Blue Hazel Eugenia. S Lady Hamilton Paschal

New York Schools Lead Rifle Shoot in City Contest

Commercial High School tops the interschool rifle tournament at Grand Central Palace with 568 points as Manual Training High School of Brooklyn follows at 564 and Morris High School at 563. Sub-target matches put Morris on 281, Manual Training on 279, as a Friday shoot-off and an improvised match with range officers promise a dramatic finish.

Grandad Central Palace Commercial High School Manual Training High School of Brooklyn Morris High School Manual Training School W. Hickerson H Schmelter U Hickerson C. Brown de “Witt Clinton de Witt Clinton New York Hudson Casey Heun Corwin Hessian Robert Byers Seventy-first Regiment Paterson E. H. Ryder W. Fairhurst Sparkman F. Myers Manual Training High School Massonncru Oy Smith Fioff Maan Ulrich UF. Saaweitar DFE Witt Clinton High School Hubbard M Frachtman Ra Brown Ames Waldman Finkelstein Ween Amn Summery of Secures Ogn Wit Emy Cornwall Stamford Schoo Elizabeth MANUS Dieut Schoool Hickerson Massonneau Hoffman Srey Menes Iy. Hubbard Aalee M Frachtman Weer Peete Training School Ett Etonecane Aml Ott Ee Ween Ene Bryant High School

Auto Show At Madison Square Garden Draws Elite Guests

Society day at the foreign car show in Madison Square Garden attracted many European car owners and notable figures. Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry, Col. John Jacob Astor and Vincent Astor attended, while sales included a Isotta-Fraschini limousine for Edward Holder at 3850, and multiple Hotchkiss, Fiat, Renault, Panhard and Rochet-Schneider cars sold as the event closed with brisk buying.

Madison Square Garden Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry Svinte Oe Vanderbilt, Jr Ellicott F. Shepard Shepard Paris John Jacob Astor Vincent Astor Cortlandt Fiola Bishop Robert Graves A. R. Pardington Granville Kane H. A. Lozier George Moore Smith Philip M. Lydig George R. Sheldon Richard Gambrill H. O. Havemeyer Hamilton W. Carey Erskine Hewitt Metropollitan Manhattan Opera C.M. Hamilton Edward Holder New York Charles Stoppani Ormond

Alcohol Fueled Heavy Truck Test at Hewitt Office Row

A Hewitt Motor Company test shows a five ton, four cylinder truck running on alcohol fuel. The demonstration moved semen bags along Madison Avenue routes, with the engine startable after stops and only a brief gasoline priming needed initially.

Hewitt Motor Company Thirty-first Street Fifth Madison Avenues Hewitt Madison Avenue Hill Murray Hill Eighty-fourth Street Madison Avenue Hewittenster

Mieses and Jaffe Tie After Fifty Moves in Second Match

The second game between Jacque Mieses of Leipsic and Incaleralckena, les Jaffe, began at the Cefe Coyamercia yesterday afternoon and adjourned after fifty moves to resume Friday afternoon due to Mieses’s Brooklyn Chess Club engagement. Mieses had White and pressed with a Vienna opening, but Jaffe defended, gaining a minor edge and ending with two knights versus two bishops before the adjournment.

Jacque Mieses Leipsic Les Jaffe Cefe Coyamercia Mieses Brooklyn Vienna Jane

Attell Moran Title Fight Prospects Rise

Abe Attell is favored to win the planned twenty five round featherweight bout with Owen Moran of England in San Francisco. Attell’s recent punching power and Moran’s rushing style set up a strategic clash as bettors place sizeable wagers around the English challenger and the American champion. Considine backs Attell at 8 to 6 while others show brisk but smaller action ahead of the bout.

Abe Attell Owen Moran England San Bran Terry McGover Bédicir Palmer Terry Tucknee N. Y Attell Moran Johnny Considine Considine Attel George

Wanted to Buy Two Gears and One Run About

A short classified note seeks to purchase two gears and a runabout. The contact line references a lawyer Durand with a phone number in Cadillac.

Faee Durand Tel Cadillac

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