Rough Ice Work Pails 10 Win Game
In the fastest season game at St Nicholas Rink the Crescent Athletic hockey team beat the Wanderers 8 to 2 in overtime. penalties marked the contest with Williams of the Wanderers and Sherreff of the Crescents repeatedly fined for rough play. Liffiton and Sherreff scored for Crescent, Williams equalized briefly, and Sheriff scored twice in the extra period to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Rink
Crescent Athletic
Wanderers
Williams
Sherreff
Crescents
Liftiton
Johnson
Ilegal
G. Hlornfeck
Dufresne
Sherrelf
Wanders
Sherriff
Liffiton
Crescent
Sheriff
Lang
Seveeeresee
Woods O
A. Blake
Eeee
Lapatnikoff O’rourke
New York Athletic Club
Haywood
Ellison
Hockey Club of
New York
White
New York Ath— Club
NYU Freshmen Hockey Schedule Announced
NYU freshmen hockey schedule released with games against Montclair High School Yonkers High School Boys High School and Berkeley High School. Manager Cooney reports prospects very good after indoor practices at St Nicholas Rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Cooney
Montclair
Yonkers
Dyker Meadow Golf Club to elect new board at Hamilton Club
The Dyker Meadow Golf Club will hold its annual meeting at the Hamilton Club this Saturday January 18 to elect the new Board of Governors for the coming year. Nominees named by the Nominating Committee include Daniel Chauncey Horace C. Du Val John B. Holland James Edward Way William H. Thurston Howard A Walden Howard F Whitney James L. Taylor Clark Burnham Frederick J. Phillips Samuel K. Probasco William B. Rhett Fredfont B Fiske John Lee and Thomas Hoven en.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Hamilton Club
Daniel Chauncey
Horace C. du Val
John B. Holland
James Edward Way
William H. Thurston
Howard A. Walden
Howard
F. Whitney
James L. Taylor
Clark Burnham
Frederick J. Phillips
Samuel K. Probasco
William B. Rhett
Fredfont B Fiske
John Lee
Thomas Hovenen
George W. Kuhlke
Charles L. Burnham
Martin S. Paine
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
William L. Mitchell
Edwin J. Benson
G. Kramer Thompson
James Wilson
Charles F. Ho
Handicap reports requested for players under eleven strokes
Chairman J. EB. Erickson of the Handicap Committee of the Metropolitan Golf Association asks clubs in the metropolitan district to furnish handicap reports for all players ranking below eleven strokes based on course pars. Reports must be submitted by January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Erickson
The
Metropolitan Golf Association
Knockouts Highlight Semi Monthly Show at New Polo A C
At the New Polo Athletic Association on 129th Street and Park Avenue last night six round bouts featured Phillie McGovern versus Sammy Keller of England with Keller outpointing McGovern. Other results include Jesse Gaffney stopping R Asell in two, Howard Smith beating Harry Lutz in four, Battling Jack Nelson over Jack Smith, and Babe Cullen drawing with Charlie Goldman. The main event Joe Bedell versus Joe Duffy ended in four with Bedell scoring a decisive fourth round stoppage.
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New Polo Athletic Association
129Th Street
Park Avenue
Phillie McGovern
Sammy Keller
England
McGovern
Will
Jesse Gaffney
R. Asell
Gaffney
Howard Smith
Harry Lutz
Battling
Jack) Nelson
Jack Smith
Babe Cullen
Charlie Goldman
Joe Bedell
Joe Duffy
Bee
Bedell
Duffy
Gotch Plans Retirement After Possible World Title Bout
Frank Gotch, famed American wrestler, announced plans to retire at year end. He aims to face Hackenschmidt, received a urging letter from W. W. Wittig to sign for the world championship, and expects a May 1 or later match in Chicago with a 65 35 purse split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frank Gotch
America
Hackenschmidt
Nestling
Gotch
W. W. Wittig
Milwaukee
Wittig
Chicago
Columbia Wrestlers Schedule Dual Meets This Season
Manager M Snevily of Columbia announces a wrestling schedule including duals with Pennsylvania Yale and Princeton. The team will enter the Intercollegiate Championships in Philadelphia March 20 with possible meets against St George Athletic Club and Cornell. Dates listed: Feb 15 Pennsylvania at Columbia Feb 20 Princeton at Columbia March 13 Yale at New Haven March 20 Intercollegiate Championships in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Snevily
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Yale
Princeton
Philadelphia
St. George Athletic Club
Cornell
New Haven
Six day roller race set at Lenox Roller Rink
A six day roller skating event begins next Monday at Lenox Roller Rink at 116th Street and Lenox Avenue. Entries include top Greater New York skaters and teams such as Blackburn and Ryan Kranz and McCormack Pilcer and Schmidt Schrocdier and Carrell Kelly and Trommer Klein Gar a and Russell Burgess and Wer met Luftig and Goldberg. Joseph er the champion amateur will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox Roller Rink
116Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Greater New York
W. Blackburn
Joe Ryan
Dave Kranz
3. McCormack
Murray Pilcer
H. Schmidt
M. Carrell
H. Kelly
H. Met Eyee Trommer
S. Klein
L. Gara
Columbia Crew Practice Opens with Large Freshman Turnout
About eighty-five men reported to Coach Rice at Columbia University for the first rowing practice of the year. Of these thirty-five were freshmen and the rest varsity candidates. Last year’s eight veterans return, including Captain Von Saliza and Starbuck, with several strong substitutes like Helmrich and Jordan. Coach Rice notes a solid nucleus and improved facilities including new rowing machines and a larger rolling mirror in the gymnasium. Ward is building a new shell at the Harlem River boathouse and has ordered a four oared boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Columbia’ University
von Saliza
Snevily
Starbuck
Spalding
J. Mackenzie
Cerussi
Helmrich
Jordan
Ryan
Iarle
Ward
Harlem River
Columbia
West Side Y M C A organizes all around title series meet
The West Side Y M C A opened a series to crown its all around champion attracting a strong entry. Notable times include the half mile in 2 07 1 5 and 12 pound shot put 41 feet 2 inches by C Maher with H Grothert second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
B. E. Trerice
H. L. Millett
H. E. Reed
C. J. Carrigan
H. Eyre G. Jehu
H. Muller
J. McKubber
CE. Shoniger
W. Clark
W. A. Wagner
Trerica
R. Major
J. Ketskum
G. Jehu
C. . Shoniger
Haage Uj. Skully
H. E. Maccaben
H. L. Miller
F. R. Burley
M. Wagner
B. A Trerice
A. &,. Miller
Hillman Cleared From AAU Suspension After Watch Gift
Bartow 8 Weeks, chairman of the AAU legislation committee, said Harry L. Hillman could not be suspended for accepting a watch from the Twenty second Regiment for an exhibition quarter mile run at regimental games. Hillman faced a technical disqualification but is likely to be reinstated after an application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartow
Weeks
Harry L. Hillman
Twenty-second
Hillman
Taylor
Pennsylvania
McLaughlin Trails Marcotte By Narrow Margin In Billiards Match
Edward McLaughlin pressed in the fourth block of a 1500 point billiards duel with Arthur Marcotte of Canada at Daly's Academy. McLaughlin scored 200 to Marcotte's 297, building a late run of 55 in the twenty ninth period before Marcotte closed the gap in the thirtieth inning. Final score so far places Marcotte ahead 1,099 to 1,200 with the final block to be played tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McLaughlin
Arthur Marcotte
Canada
Daly’s Academy
McLaughlin
Marcette
Turf Notes Show Early 1908 Racing News and Losses
The piece reports the deaths of Frances H. and Ben Fleet after recent nominations and engagements for major stakes. It notes Max Hirsch’s Jamaica training operations, lists Standard Stakes entrants, and reports on Spring Stakes nominations and massey entries for the Gravesend and Brighton Beach circuits. It also covers retirements and international nominations, with Roseben’s comeback and a wide field for the Century Stakes at Gravesend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances H
Yankee
Brighton
I. R. Hitchcock
H K. Knapp
Ben Fleet
Highball
Max Hirsch
Jamaica
Hirsch Stable
Beauclerc
Gravesend
W. H. Mosby
W M. Hendrie
Jocke Club
John D Neet
Mosby
Roy A.g Rainey
England
F. Ambrose Clarke
Rugby
Portink
Fox Hunt Leas
George Saportas
Bon “Rook
Monte Carlo
Roseben
Autoists Propose New Motor Law Changes in Speed Limits
A New York State Automobile Association backed bill to replace the motor vehicle law will be drafted in Albany. The plan includes an annual registration fee tied to weight or horsepower and revised speed rules. Proposals draw on the uniform state act with stiffer penalties for multiple offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State Automobile Association
Charles T. Terry
American Automobile Association
Albany
W. W. Niles
Automobile Club of America
Oliver A. Quayle
State Association
Terry
New York City
New York Dutaists
F. H. Elliott
A.G. Batchelder
Samuel M. Butler
Automobile Clubmerica
R.A. Field
Long Island Automobile Club
Hotchkiss
Erican Automobile Association
C. |D. Hakes
H. 9. Stillwell
Syracuse
Westchester Auto Race Entries Grow for April Showdown
Positive entries for the Westchester County stock-car race on April 24 bring the starter total to twenty two after fourteen more pledges. Chairman Robert Lee Morrell announced the updated entry list as the Advisory Committee met to set details and close entry time. Eight paid entrants include Hol-Tan Isotta Fraschini Stearns Renault Fiat Lozier with drivers Fosdick Bernin and others. more names such as Matheson Dragon Sim idx Appercon Thomas Garford Bianchi and Panhard are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ight
Westchester County
Robert Lee Morrell
Auto Club of America Plans Jan 25 Annual Dinner
The Automobile Club of America prepares features for its annual dinner on January 25 at the new club house on West Fifty-fourth Street near Broadway. President Hoyt announced seats for 220 members and guests in the large assembly hall. Speakers include M Jusserand French Ambassador to the United States Augustus Thomas Chauncey M Depew Patrick Francis Kirphy and Job Hedgs. The event marks the first time the banquet is in the club rooms with a copy of a historic French chateau hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of America
West Fifty-fourth Street
Broadway
Hoyt
Tesday
M. Jusserand
United States
Augustus’ Thomas
Nator Chauncey M. Depew
Patrick Francis Kirphy
Job Hedgs
Automobile Club
Murphy Fight Off After Injury Forces Postponement
Tommy Murphy of Harlem and Packey McFarland were set for a twelve round bout at the Armory Athletic Club in Boston next Tuesday. Murphy strained a ligament in his left leg while training with Billy Krupp at the Polo Association and his manager Johnny Oliver asks a postponement of at least three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Murphy
Harlem
Packey
Clinton Wins Shoot In Three Cornered High School Meet
De Witt Clinton High School won a three cornered target match at De Witt Clinton yesterday with 232 points. Bryant and Stuyvesant followed with 223 and 222 points respectively. Captain B Finkelstein scored 49 of 50, with G Hubbard close behind on 48. In Washington the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice opened its annual session at the War Department and recommended Camp Perry Ohio host the National Target Match from Aug 24 with preliminary practice two days prior, and use of the Springfield 1903 rifle with government powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt Clinton High School
Bryant
Stuyvesant
de Witt Clinton
B. Finkelstein
G. Hubbard
Finkelstein
Hubbard
Washington, D. C
National Board For the Promotion of
War Department
Oliver
Association
Congress
Taft
Camp Perry
Ohio
Brown Secre
Waldman
S.ee
Eee
Stuy Vesant
Warshansky
Ape de Gaetlanod
Jotaan
Reds May Get Leach As Cincinnati Manager
Tommy Leach the Pittsburg midget outfielder may become Cincinnati Reds manager next season. Barney Dreyfuss returned from Cincinnati with Herrmann after a long talk and gave Clarke's address to write if he favors it. Leach must approve the deal, Dreyfuss says not about money, Clarke will pick from Cincinnati players, departure of Leach doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Tommy Leach
Cincinnati Reds
Barney Dreyfuss
Cincinnati
Gflrry Herrmann
Dreyfuss
Herrmann
Fred Clarke
Kansas
Clarke
Leach
Penn Track Team Reportedly Recruits For Indoor Season
Captain N J Cartmell and Coach Murphy guided Penn track candidates on Franklin Field. The Red and Blue defend the intercollegiate title as Murphy plans early sorting of relay material and heavy indoor meet participation. Key returnees include Haskins Tay lor Whitham Folwell and Bonack with newcomers from last season's freshmen also eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Cartmell
University of Pennsylvania
M. ¢. Murphy
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Capt. Cartmell
Guy Haskins
J. B. Taylor
J. D. Whitham
T. Haydock
E. Greene
F. Plumley
E. Bonsack
Beck
Quigley
Hartranft
Hunt
R. C. Folwell
Lloyd Whitham
Towne
Johnson
Draper
Ziegler
Folwell
Murphy
Penn
Crescent Athletic Club Annual Meeting Set for Jan 18
The Crescent Athletic Club will hold its annual meeting Saturday evening January 18 in the city club house gymnasium. Reports from the President and Treasurer will be read and seven Governing Committee members and five Nominating Committee members elected. Governing Committee members listed: Edward Hayes, Frank O. Affeld Jr., Benjamin A. Kelley, Alfred D Byrne, Robert J. Hell M D, Charles I. De Bavoise, Paul E. Bonner. Nominating Committee members: Philip Ruxton, Jacob I. Bergen, George S. O’Flyn, Edward T. Horwill, James M. Rhett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Athletic Club
Edward Hayes
Frank O. Affeld, Jr
Benjamin A. Kelley
Alfred D Byrne
Robert J. Hell
M. D
Charles I. de Bavoise
Paul E. Bonner
Philip Ruxton
Jacob I. Bergen
George 8. O'Flyn
Edward T. Horwill
James M. Rhett
Outdoor skating races open at Saratoga Rink
The first outdoor skating events of the season are set for this afternoon at the Saratoga Rink in Brooklyn if ice conditions permit. Open to all Eastern Amateur Skating Association registrants, the meet offers one mile handicap two mile handicap and one mile novices scratch with gold silver and bronze medals for the top three in each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Rink
Brooklyn
Eastern Amateur Skating Association
Tracy Starts Benzol Fuel Test in Vanderbilt Cup Run
Vanderbilt Cup driver Joe Tracy left for Philadelphia in a stock twenty five horsepower touring runabout weighing 2600 pounds to test benzol as a fuel against gasoline. He traveled without speed emphasis and will return today after evaluating fuel efficiency with mechanician W A Nielsen and observer H De Bear. No carburetor changes were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tracy
Philadelphia
Tracy
England
W. A. Nielsen
H. de Bear
Automobile Notes Push Toward Broad Motor Club Membership
Tincher Motor Car Co of South Bend joins the American Motor Car Manufacturers Association bringing total members to 52. Frank Yerger praises the Studebaker after the New Year run, noting its capability in severe road conditions. Harrisburg Motor Club's endurance run is planned for May 4 and 5 with four classes and a 1907 trophy race featuring White, Pullman, Thomas, and Pierce cars. Vanderbilt Jr. will remain on the AAA Racing Board, with the full committee to be announced by Chairman Thompson soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Yerger
Studebaker
Quaker City Motor Club
Philadelphia
Lotter Motor Company
Motor Club of
Harrisburg
Penn
Lebanon
Reading
Allentown
Norristown
Lancaster
Pullman
Thomas
Pierce
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
American Automobile Association
Thompson
New York Athletic Club Reports Prosperity and Big Surplus
The New York Athletic Club releases its annual report showing over 100000 added assets last year and a surplus of 846946.72. Membership stands at 5028 with detailed asset and liability tallies, and athletics spending far exceeding revenue. A new Travers Island clubhouse cost over 157000 with 60000 planned for next year, while liquor profits offset losses from restaurants. The officer election promises a heated race between incumbent George W. Kuhlke and independent candidate J H Haslin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Fifty-ninth Street House
Army and Navy
Dasedan
Uutisd Sra
Sclawnecs
Gymnasicam
Cccess OG
Binet
Aperieke
S.eeseee
Baames
BaMes
Bowcnwe
Anc S.cabetoencescevecs
Sweghenouse
City House
Travers Island
NYU Athletic Association Revises Constitution and Crew Plans
A special NYU Athletics meeting approved a revised constitution adding requirements for university and class numerals and new election rules for managers. Union Boat Club's Mr Connell spoke on crew prospects and a dual meet with Pennsylvania is aimed for spring with potential contests against Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University Athletic Association
Connell
Union Boat Club
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Olympic Tryout Set for Pacific Coast Athletes
The American Committees of Olympic Games approves a Pacific Coast try-out open to athletes from the Pacific Coast Association and Pacific Northwest Association of the Amateur Athletic Union. It will be held next May under Chicago and Eastern try-out conditions. The aim is to use event winners as guides, not to include every winner on the final team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast Association
Pacific Northwest Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Chicago
East
Indoor handicap meet slated by High School of Commerce
At a meeting of the Athletic Committee the school fixed February 22 for its indoor handicap carnival at the Twenty second Regiment Armory on Sixty seventh Street and Broadway. Events include a two mile AAU open run, a 440 yard former member run, and a 70 to 80 yard variety with relays. Notables Ray Dorland and Frank Kerr are eligible to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School of Commerce
Twenty-second Regiment Armory
Broadway
Ray Dorland
Frank Kerr
New York Athletic Club Holds Election Next Tuesday
The annual election of the New York Athletic Club will be held on Tuesday January 14. Polls open from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
New York U Defeats Rutgers 47 to 22 in Heights Showdown
New York University beat Rutgers College 47 to 22 at University Heights. Heiser led NYU with five field goals and nine for Ridanski contributed nine points. Hovey starred for Rutgers, Dale and Bowe captained NYU, with Ridanski and Lawrence among the guards. Referee D. F. Newins. time two halves of twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
University
Rutgers College
University Heights
Rutgers
Ridannsk
Heiser
Ridansk
Hovey
J. Dale
Hovey T. Bowe
Segoine Young
Ceeeesee
van Keuren
Lawrenc
Best Ridanski
M. H. Roberts
De La Salle First Five Triumphs Over Princeton Seconds
De La Salle Academy on West Fifty ninth Street won two basketball games last night. The De La Salle first five defeated Princeton seconds 40 to 14 with strong defense and steady shooting. In the second game De La Salle Midg ets defeated Manhattan College Midgets 28 to 18 as Ryan Rosado and Mooney led the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Salle Academy
West Fiftyninth Street
de Salle
Princeton
de la Salle
Manhattan College
de la Salles
Victoria
Princeton 2Ds
J. Meenan
Watkin Farrell
Schroeder D. Meenan
Sseseos
Shimer Shanley
Ceges Fish McCann
Harron
Bergen
D. Meenan
McCann
Farrell
Shin R
Fish
Watkins
Schroeder
Weters
New York College Defeats Swarthmore in City College Gym
College of the City of New York beat Swarthmore 18 to 20 last night at City College gym. Swarthmore led early but NYCU outscored them with stronger teamwork and accurate shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City College
Swarthmore
De Witt Clinton Triumphs In A Thriller Over City College Freshmen
De Witt Clinton High School edged City College freshmen 12 to 10 after an extra period in a tight game. Greenberg and Simberg led Clinton with field goals while Sedransky added eight points from fouls. referee Joseph Marx oversaw the fifteen minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
C. C
Changes In PSAL Borough Finals Schedule For Basketball
The final round of the Public Schools Athletic League borough basketball championships moved due to court unavailability. Matches now set for 10:30 AM at City College of New York between Public School 26 Bronx and Public School 188 Manhattan seniors, and Public School 62 Bronx with Public School 26 Manhattan juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Schools Athletic League
Public School
Bronx
Manhattan
Hebrew Young Men's Association
City College of New York
Second round for Public School league basketball title set
The Public School Athletic League second round decides the champion with five games today. Eastern District meets Morris High at Thirty-second Armory in Brooklyn at 2 30 PM. Erasmus 1 faces Newtown at Erasmus Hall. Stuyvesant plays High School of Commerce at Dr Savage's Gym. Boys' High meets Townsend Harris Hall at Eastern Parkway Hall at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.gue
Eastern District
Morris High School
Thirty-second Armory
Stagg Street
Bushwick Avenue
Brooklyn
Erasmus 1
Newtown High
Erasmus Hall
Stuyvesant High School
High School of Commerce
Dr. Savage
Boys’ High School
Townsend Harris Hall
Eastern Parkway Hall
Alpha Team to Meet Yorkville Pastimes at Savage's Gym
The Alpha five and Yorkville Pastimes clash Saturday at Savage's Gym. The Alphas, former Commerce stars, face the Yorkville team from Columbia states. The Arrow girlie team will precede the game with Trinity girls in the preliminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage's Gymnasium
Alpha Five
Yorkville
Alphas
Commerce Stars
Columbia States
Arrow
Trinity Girls
Newport Naval Reserves rout Colonial Five 48 to 10
The Newport Naval Reserves defeated the Colonial Five of New York by 48 to 10 in Newport Rhode Island. Harvey led with eight floor goals while Roche McMahon and Shea each added four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
R. I
Newport. Naval
Colonial
New York
Harvey
Roche
McMahon
Shea
Sorg
Dunn
Brenner
Podesta
Foula
Wesleyan Beats Harvard In Cambridge Basketball
Wesleyan University defeated Harvard in Cambridge with a dominant 81 point tally, overwhelming the Harvard squad in the night contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Wesleyan
Cambridge
Mass
Public School 62 Juniors Win Manhattan Title
The Public School No. 62 junior basketball team defeated Public School No. 109 of Brooklyn 40 to 10 to claim the junior championship honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Junior Champon
Brooklyn
Fishing and Fishermen High Tide for Today
The John Samuele Fishing Club of Greenpoint will push for angling honors next day and cooperates with authorities to curb illegal catch. Officers include President Herman Roichfeldt and Captain Benny Tompkins. Reported catches at Cholera Banks include ling hake and cod, with notable weights. Elmer E. Garritson, new at Soldier's Key, notes Christmas Day catches of amberjack and grouper, while Montauk skipper Billy Wilson reports large blue crabs near Coney Island Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewton
S. Hook
Isl. Wil Pt. Som
John Samuele Fishing Club
Greenpaint
Herman Roichfeldt
John Dangon
Henry Mueller
Adolph Lawson
Benny Tompkins
Peter Wagner
Henry Wemple
Harvey Anderson
Mora- Yan
Elmer E. Garritson
Northport
L. T
Clib
Soldier's Key
Fia
Long Island
Coney Island Creek
Billy Wilson Fihe
Montauk Fisoink Cluan
New York
Billy Curtney
Orway Avenue
Shanleys Superior on Alleys in Narrow Bowling Win
The Shanley team beat the Reisenweber squad 4 games to 1 at Broadway Arcade Alleys on Wednesday night. A side bet of $50 plus additional bets surrounded the match as Shanleys issued a challenge to hotel or restaurant employe teams for any size stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanleys
Shanley and
Broadway Arcade
Shanley Boys
Reisenwebers
I Taft
Agenrasesaee
Clancy
Nelson Bivey Aera Aq Murphy
Bobts Reisenwebers
Heitels
Udolph
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Willliams
Dyker Meadow
New Polo A. C
Gotch and
Wres
Lenox Rink
Coach Rice
West Side Y. M. C. A. Sports
Uy Oe Bot
Coney Island Jockey Club
Ellisdale
Fountainblue
Accountant
W.H. Carey
Rifleman
Blue Blood
Lawrence P. Taley
Colin
Ballot
Superman
Celt
Runing Water
Chaseaway
Jim Gaffney
Dorante
Jane Alley
Alfred Noble
Montgomery
Uncle
Medick
Salvidere
King James
Hessan
Sie Huon
Arcite
Frank Gill
Masque
Cohort
Nealon
Charles Edward
Bedouin
Vails
Fort Johnson
Home Again
Father Keffee
Royal Tourist
Timber
Stamina
Bar None
Firestone
Falenda
Beaucoup
Automobile Owners
State Associa
Tion
Westchester Auto Race
New Clubhouse
Murphy-McFarland
National Rifle Board
Crescent A. C
Saratoga Park
Automobile Notes
Tincher Motor Car Company
South Bend
Ind
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Big Athletic Club
Central Park South
New Apnoea
Cseccesesnes
Plaza Bank
National Park Bank
Seseveerersesenens
Suarez
W. Blyth
Rosado
Mooney
Degnan
McCarthy
Griffin
Swarthmore Center
Clement
Forwar
Beecher
Streusand Dill. Roth
Barbauell Viele
Jesssen Ae
Goldman Swayne
Boughton
Heskowitz Abele
Dill
Perman
Brand
Streusand
Barbauell
Heskowitz
Perlman
Goldman
Boushton
Bill
Joseph Marx
A. J. Silberstein
Swarthmore College
Polytechnic Institute Five
Polytechnic Gymnasium
Livingston Street
Yorkvilles
P. S. No
Junior
Brokaw Brothers
Brokaw
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
N.Y
Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
RR Kirk
H. B. Kirk & CO
New York, N. Y
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