Moran Attell Draw In San Francisco Championship Fight
English featherweight Owen Moran and American Abe Attell fought 25 rounds to a draw in San Francisco. Referee Jeffries ruled the bout too close for a decision though he noted Attell had the slight edge on points. Attendance ranged between 7000 and 8000. Moran weighed two ounces over the limit, paying Attell $250 to proceed.
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San Francisco
Owen Moran
England
Abe Attell
America
Moran
Attell
Jeffries
Constant Penne
Atoran
Draw in six round boxing matinee at Sharkey Club
A Sharkey Athletic Club matinee drew a large crowd with a six round main bout between Rouse O Brien of Boston and Battling Charley of Elizabeth canceled by Fiurley’s no show. Local Jack Goodman substituted and the match ended in a draw. Preliminaries featured Phil McGovern over Kid Sullivan and Young Butch over Jimmy Hunt. The semi wind up saw Jack Nelson defeat Jack Murphy in a fierce exchange.
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Sharkey Athletic Club
Rouse
O’brien
Boston
Charley
Elizabeth
Fiurley
Jack Goodman
Phil McGovern
Kid" Sullivan
Butch
Jimmy Hunt
Eric Wallace
Joe Black
Jack
Nelson
Jack Murphy
Motorboat Race to Havana Planned by Chicago Club
The National Engine and Motor Boat Association proposes a Chicago to Havana race via inland waterways then the Gulf Stream. Boats would run daily, spend nights ashore, and be credited with port to port times. Prizes await fastest port and for reliability. start and finish to be managed by Chicago Motor Club and Havana Boat Club.
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National Engine and Motor Boat Association
Chicago
Havana
Gulf Stream
Miami
Chicago Motor Club
Havana Boat Club
Florida
Palm Beach
Motorboat School Opens New Term at West 57th Street YMCA
The Motorboat School at the West 14e Y M C A begins a new term January 3 under a committee of builders and naval architects led by Clinton I. Crane Charles L. Seabury and A Cary Smith. B Stevens will give the opening address as forty students work in updated engine equipped workshops building a motorboat to launch in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fifty-seventh Street
Clinton I. Crane
Charles L. Seabury
A. Cary Smith
B. Stevens
Encine
Boys Win Fame in Schoolboy Rifle Championship Ties
A large holiday crowd attended the Forest Fish and Game Society show at Grand Central Palace for the National rifle shooting tournament for schoolboys. Ties for the Challenge Cup exist among Curtis High School Stuyvesant Commerce Morris and others, with finals and tie-breaks slated Saturday evening. Ernest Seton Thompson gave a well attended lecture on Two Thousand Miles by Canoe to the Arctic Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wiechers
Curtis High School
Stuyvesant
G. S. Duschnes
Commercé
W. Dubois
Leonia
N. J
E. von Lengerke
St. John’s School
Manlius
M. Weichers
A. Garcia
Curtis
R. H. Isham
B. Dimock
Pingry School
Elizabeth
J. Reiner
M. Hickey
H. Morgan
J. ©. Ehrl
Thompson
Arctic Plains
Y M C A Novel Meet Attracts New Year Crowd
The Twenty third Street YMCA hosted a force track meet with six events ending in a relay. Winners included H C de Loiselle in obstacle race and Flack and Bell in wheelbarrow race. Bosselman won the short jump and Healey the short put, with Cordes and Westervelt taking pies. Two dual meets are planned for Jan 15 with Plainfield and Feb 4 with Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-third Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Opera House
H. C. de Loiselle
T. E. Dougherty
Flack and Bell
Bosselman
Wit Farrington
Healey
Jenkins
Cordes
Westervelt
Plainfield Young Men's Christian Association
Harlem
Hockey season opens at St Nicholas Rink this Saturday
The Intercollegiate Hockey League schedule begins with Princeton versus Columbia at St Nicholas Rink on Saturday. Harvard was unable to travel and canceled a planned game. Harvard meets New York Athletic Club Friday at 7 00 and Princeton versus Hockey Club of New York at 8 00. Yale finishes practice Friday night against Crescent Athletic Club at 8 00. The Amateur Hockey League starts January 7 with New York Athletic Club against St Nicholas Hockey Club and games run twice weekly through March 12.
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St. Nicholas
Princeton
Columbia
Collegians
Harvard
Crimson
Cambridge
New England Breeders' Club Declared Bankrupt in Concord
The New England Breeders' Club, builders of Rockingham Park in Salem, is adjudged a bankrupt corporation by Judge Edgar Aldrich. The decree stays state court creditors actions, with an appeal expected alleging the club is an amusement company not entitled to mercantile relief.
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New England Breeders’ Club
Concord
N. H
New York
Rockingham Park
Salem
Edgar Aldrich
United States District Court
Baseball Notes Highlight Player Moves and Team Prospects
Boston Americans renamed Red Sox and must improve play. Jake Stahl interest from Poston and possible deals with Eddie McRarland and Catcher Shaw discussed. Cantillon seeks pitchers from a 21-man list and aims to build a winning youth core. Tad Jones declines pro ranks while Selee returns as Denver manager health favors season. Blaikenship leaves Washington for Fresno business. Walter Johnson mentored by Ned Hanlon. Grimshaw sent to Buffalo while Joss gains recognition as a Cleveland pitcher and editor Addie Toss boosts Ohio sports coverage.
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Boston Americans
Red Sox
Poston
Jake Stahl
Yankees
Taylor
Shaw
Washington
Chicago
Eddie McRarland
Boston S
Cantillon
Senators
Cleveland
Tad’ Jones
Yale
Jones
Denver
Frank Seles
Selea
Boston
Beaneaters
Jack Knight
Athletics
Baltimore Origles
Ned Hanlon
Baltimore
Hanlon
Grimshaw
Buffalo
Bisons
Addie’ Toss
Pla Aner
Ohio
Joss
New Year Trapshooting at Crescent Club
Trapshooters opened the year with large turnouts at Crescent Athletic Club grounds. George G. Sterhenson Jr. won the New Moon cup after a shoot off with A. E. Hendrickson, while Lowell Palmer Jr. led a winning team and captured two fifteen target events. Vice President McDermott posted a straight fifteen.
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The
Crescent
Crescent Athletic Club
Parkway
New Moon
George G. Sterhenson
Lowell Palmer
A. E. Hendrickson
Stephenson
E. C. Brower
Mr. Palmer
McDermott
Shooting results dominate at New York Athletic Club event
At Travers Island the New York Athletic Club hosted a series of trap shooting events with strong showings. Winners included George F. Pelham in the January Cup, J. J. O'Donohue claiming the New Year’s Cup, and Fred Hodgman taking the Special Holiday Cup along with a 25 target shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic
Travers Island
George F. Pelham
J. J.o’donohue
Fred Hodgman
T. J. O'Donoghue
H. T
W. Billines
M. Z. Lenane
O’donoghue
T. Lanane, Jr
J. Elilas
C. W. Kuchler
Cc Tj J
Pelham
J. Elias
Ol WW. Billings
M. Z. Lenane Sectath
T. T. J. Wins
G. F. Pelham O’donoghue
Lenane, Jr
Odenagade-Sotered
Hodgman
W. Kuchler
O'Donoghue
Fred
J. Eling
G. F. Pelham
F. LiBraRy
T. J Tye Donoghue
F. Hodgman
Donoghue
Boxall Wins Turkey Shoot at Montclair Gun Club
W. Waring and G. W. Boxall topped eleven competitors at Montclair New Jersey on the club grounds yesterday in a turkey shoot event. Boxall won the turkey after a three-way tie and led with 21 points. Waring captured the box of cigars with 23 points in the 25 target event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Brown
Waring
Brown
T. H. Cockerall
F. W. Moffett
G. W. Boxall
J. P. Todd
A. Hall, Jr
Bergen Beach Gun Club holds Distance Handicap shoot
Thirty five gunners contested the Distance Handicap at 50 tar gets with merchandise prizes. In Class A eighteen yards L H Schorty and G Kouwenhoven tied at 44 and agreed to divide. Class B high gun was A L Seymour while Class C leader was A L Burns with 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen Beach
L. H. Schorty
George Kouwenhoven
A. L. Seymour
A. L. Burns
Bergen Beachers
G. Kouwenhoven
I. H. Hendrickson
Jo H. Hendrickson
W. H. Thompson
I Reynolds
AL On
J. A. Howard
H. Williamson
Ira McKane
H. W. Dreyer
I. D. Bergen
G. I. K. Remsen
G. S. K.remeen
Sixteen Yards And A List Of Names
A fragmentary OCR list shows numerous names and ages such as Majer 33 A L Seymour 85 P May 28 J H Strader 28 A Suydam 37 and others including Burns 39 Montanus 88 O’Brien 88 Johnson 87 Burns L 17% Haney 20 Schoverling 31 Fagan 21 Emmons Ryder 86 Hartmore 28 Montanus 27 Emmons 23 Isaac 27 Cooper 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac
C. Cooper
Yost Backs Rules Changes to Limit Forward Passes
Detroit January 1 Coach Yost advocates revising football rules to curb forward passes and reduce officials errors. He cites uncertain judging of pass distance and player positioning as causes of contested calls. He suggests restricting passes or aligning rules with kicks to remove ambiguity and preserve spirit of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Detroit
Yost
Bryan and Clark Capture Seventh Regiment Tennis Title
Robert T. Bryan and Morris S. Clark won the doubles championship after a five set final against Calhoun Cragin and Arthur S. Cragin. Bryan had earlier lost in the singles semi final to Cragin. The event marked the seventh Regiment annual tourney at the armory courts on Sixty sixth Street and Park Avenue.
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Robert T. Bryan
Morris S. Clark
Seventh Regiment
Armory Courts
Sixty-sixth Street
Park Avenue
Bryan
Clark
Calhoun
Arthur S. Cragin
Cragin Brothers
Calhoun Cragin
Morris Ss. Clark
Star Athletic Club Cross Country Practice Race
Fifteen runners started a six mile course from the Star Athletic Club clubhouse in Long Island City to Celtic Park and back. J McGarrick of Trinity Athletic Club won in 87 32 with J Holmes second. Pacemaker Robert Kennedy led Star Athletic Club in the field that included several unattached runners and others from Loughlin Lyceum and Irish American clubs.
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Star Athletic Club
Long Island City
Celtic Park
J. McGarrick
Trinity Athletic Club
J. Holmes
J. Kelly
L. Concannon
H. Waidman
Loughlin Lyceum
F. Zink
J. Taylor
J. Purcell
T. Grant
W. Brazil
J. Kennedy
S. Hayslip
W. Hayslip
Irish-American Athletic Club
Robert Kennedy
Tighe to Manage Holyoke Team in 1908
Holyoke Massachusetts January 1 John Tighe a known minor league baseball player has been named playing manager of the Holyoke team in the Connecticut League for 1908 He will play first base and lead the squad this season.
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Tighe
Holyoke
Mass
John Tighe
Merchants' National Bank to elect directors January 11 1908
Notice to shareholders: annual election of Directors for Merchants' National Bank of New York at 42 Wall Street on Tuesday January 11, 1908 at 12 noon. Stockholders to vote on amending Articles to set Directors between eleven and fifteen. Also National Bank of Commerce in New York schedules its annual meeting January 14, 1903 at 31 Nassau Street with polls open 12 to 1 PM.
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U. S
Army Building
New York
N. Y
Schodack Creek
Hudson River
John
G. D. Knight
Merchants' National Bank of the City of
Wall Street
Board of Directors
Joseph Byrne
National Blank of Commerce
Nassau St
National Bank OF Commerce
Banking House
Nassau Street
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
William C. Duvall
National Bank
Bank OF New York National Banking Association
Chas. Olney
NEW Amsterdam National Bank
E. O. Eldredge
Fidelity Trust CO
Chambers and
Hudson Streets
Andrew H. Mars
Peoples Bank OF the City OF
Canal Street
Twenty-Third Ward Bank
City of New York
George E. Edwards
Mount Morris Bank
City OF
East 125Th St
Trving National Exchange Bani
West Broadway
Benjamin F. Werner
National Copper Bank OF
Broadway
Walter F. Albertsen
West. Side Bank
Eighth Avenue
Walter Westervelt
Bank OF America
W. M. Bennet
Liberty National Bank OF New York
James ¥. Lott
Fourteenth Street Bank
East 14Th Street
Louis V. Ennis
Hanover National Bank
Nassau and
Pine Streets
P. Melmer E. Whittaker
the National Butchers and Drovers’ Bank of the City of
the Plaza Bank
THE
Plaza Bank
the Market
Fulton National Bank
T. J. Stevens
East River National Bank
Banking
Brossway
B. Newell
Dow ‘Re Company
Dow Tire Company
State of New York
Elecr
W. 42d Street
Consumers Ice Company
Central Consters Ice Company
O'Connor Hall
Stret
3Rd Avenue
Manhattan
James J. Buckley
American Speaking Telephone Company
Eclock
R. Brewer
Herhby
Lutz and Sheinkman
William Street
Robert G. Rasquin
Hudson Valley
Flatiron
Roadway & 23d St
P. W. Engs & Sons
West Bradway
Mortimer W. Byers
Secufary
Continental Finance CO
Hos. B. Adams
Universal Hemstitcher Co
West 80Th Street
William E. Lucas
Montauk Dock& Improvement Company
Montauk Dock & Improvement Company
William Strest
Tran
A. E. Orr
Stockmerican Surety Company of
New Yorky
Zevely
Audit Company of New York
Cedar Street
Richardson
Paul & Jaeger Rock Drill Company
York
Edwin DE Voe
Walter G. Darby
Hilgert Curative Foot Gear Institution
West Twenty-sixth Street
George H. Burroughs
New
Arthur J. Maher
N. Chadwick Company
White Street
Lynd
New York Times Building Company
Franck
Banks Set Annual Directors Elections January 14 1908
A list of banks in New York announces annual director elections for January 14 1908. Institutions include The Bank of New York The New Amsterdam National Bank Fidelity Trust Co of New York The Peoples Bank of the City of New York Twenty third Ward Bank Mount Morris Bank Trving National Exchange Bank National Copper Bank West Side Bank Bank of America Liberty National Bank Fourteenth Street Bank Hanover National Bank National Butchers and Drovers Bank Plaza Bank Market Fulton National Bank and others. Polls run mainly from 12 to 1 PM with varying closing times.
Directors Election Notices Across New York Companies
A wave of stockholder meetings and director elections is announced for January 1908 across numerous firms including East River National Bank and Utah Copper Company. Notices list meeting dates January 9 to 19, 1908, locations in New York City and Jersey City, and transfer book closures in early January.
Public Notices of City Improvements and Bids 1908
City Record notices list numerous street improvements in Long Island City Queens and surrounding boroughs including Crescent Jane Street Prospect Street Steinway Avenue and Vernon Avenue. It details sewer work paving regulating and crosswalk projects with contract openings and bid deadlines through January 1908. It also cites departments of Street Cleaning Health Fire and Public Charities issuing sealed bids for supplies and services.
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Department OF Public Charities
Twenty-sixth Street
New York
Robert W. Hebberd
City of
Board of Revision of Assessmen
Queens
Long Island City
Crescent
Nott. Avenue
Jane Street
Prospect Street
Karris Avenue
Hunter Avenue
Thirteenth
Skillman
Steinway Avenue
Washisnuna Potter Avenues
Broadway
Vernon Avenue
Newtown Road
Harris Avenue
East River
Hunter
Henry Street
Academy Street
Graham Avenue
Piegce Avenue
Vandeventer Avenue
Steinwey Avenue
Steinway
DeBevoise Avenues
DéBevoise Avenue
Wooley Avenue
Wowolsey Avenue
Jackson Avenue
Anable Avenues
Nott Avenue
Jacks Sum Avenue
Hopkins Avenue
Elm Street
Jamaica Avenue
Shoulevard
van Alst Avenue
Jamaiccao Avenue
Linco Street
Camelia Street
Sherman Stresht
Kouwenhoven
Grand Avenue
Easter
Grad
Nott
Skillman Avenue
PROSP
Gradti c
Jane Stret
Tenth Street
Net Avenue
Hirst Ward
Jamaciax Ave
Boulevard
Bucaness
Jar Avenue
Lincoln Stree
Hoy Avenue
Koe Wenho Street
Frontway i
Grend
Sherman Stri
Tenkins Avenue
Camlia Street
Herman A. Metz
Comptrol City of
LWT
Department OF Health
Fifty-fifth Street
Sixth Avenue
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
East Teenth Street
Riverside
Willow Ave
East One Hundred and Thirty-fou Street
Borough of the Bronx
Kingston Avenue
Fenmyre Street
Borough of
Brooklyn
Jamaica
Borough of Queens
County Poor Farm
Borough of Richmond
Ity
Thomas Darlington
Alvah H. Doty
Theodore A. Bingham
Department OF Pubblic Charities
Foot of
East Twenty-sixth
Xeet
Prince
Metropolitan Hospital
Blackwell’s Island
Blackwell's Island
Blackwelland
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O’brien and Goodman
Y. M. C. A. Motorboat School
Sportsmen's Sho
Gorge Stephenson, Jr
J. J. O'Donoghue
New York A. C
F. B. Stephenson
H. M. Wilson
L. M. Palmer, Jr
H. C. Brower
J. P. Fairchild
G. BE. Brower
E. Hopkins
C. J. McDermott
C. Dawson
N. Hubbard, Jr
Wenoot
Hee Stephenson
P Fairchild
Hendrickson
H. Ernst
Cc. Brower
Hubbard, Jr
J McDermott
W. c Dawson
E Hopkins
G. E. Brower
M. Palmer, Jr
H. B. Vanderveer
Marshall
J. Shevlin
Cc Grinnell, Jr
G Stephenson
A Hendrickson
Ty L. M. Palmer, Jr
Vanderveer
Cc Dawson
A. Stephenson
C. C. Hopkins
G. Ie Bro
Brower
M. Wilson
D. Creamer
B. Stephenson
C. Chapman
Palmer, Jr
Shia
Fairchild
F. Stephenson
Wilson
F Creamer
J. P Fairchild
G. Gidphahbthe
Airchilds
H. Eg Wilson
G. Brower
J.H. Ernst
N. Hunpara Jr
B. C. Brower
J P. Fairchild
W. C. Dawson
L C Hopkins
E . Brower
H. Vanderveer
W. Marshall
E, Brower
F B Stephenson
H. P Marshall
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B. Fairchilds
H M .Wilson
J. H. Ernst
Li C. Hopkins
Ww. Dawson
L M. Palmer, Jr
I Marshall
E. Hendrickson
H.M. Wilson
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Boxall
Montclair
Bryan and
Cragins
McGarrick
Max Hesslein
SIG. H. Rosenblatt & CO
BAY State Gas
Fred. R. Jones & Company
Broad &T
Office of Commissioner of Immigration
Ellis Island
Robert Watchorn
Banks and Trust Companies
William Milne
Cashier
LINDLEY _H. HILL
Utah Copper Company
Exchange Place
Jersey City
New Jersey
Date Toak
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Sidney R. Perry
Charles L. Knapp
Park Row
Bronx
City Reco
Foster Crowes
Fire Deptment
Sixty-seventh Street
Boroug
Prove
Jasuary S
Fifty-ninth Street
Fiftieth Str
Francis J. Santri
Corne Fifty-fifth Street
Board of Health
First Six Street
Brother Island
Borough of the
Board of
Hea
East Twenty-sixth Street
Department of Public Optics
Cumberland Street Hospital
Borough of Brooklyn
Robert W. Herberd
Agate