St Nicholas Wins Fast Hockey Game Against Yockey Club
The St Nicholas Hockey Club defeated the Yockey Club of New York 4 to 2 at St Nicholas Rink in a high scoring Amateur Hockey League game. Wilder scored twice and Souther added another with K Gordon contributing a fourth as St Nicholas pulled away after a 2 2 deadlock. The tailenders pressed late but the champions steadied and finished strong.
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St. Nicholas Rink
St. Nicholas Hockey Club
Yockey Club
New York
St. Nicholas
Hockey Club
McKenzie
K. Gordon
Wilder
Ellison
Harmer
B. Philips
Soutar
Keefe
Souther
Harmon
Bryan
Llison
Eluson
Ceeew
Esse Hayward Rosseau
Bea ME
Ushers McKenzie
D. Gordon B. Phillips
Wilder Keefe
Morningstar wins two billiards matches in Daly's Academy event
Ira Morningstar dominates the four cornered 18 2 balkline contest at Daly's Academy, defeating Tom Gallagher 500 to 272 and Arthur Marcotte of Canada 280 to 250. Morningstar surged late with runs of 49 17 15 57 to secure the win over Marcotte, while Gallagher rallied at the end. The format shifts to blocks and Morningstar aims for 5/4 points per game with Gallagher at 400 and Marcotte at 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Morningstar
Daly’s Academy
Morningstar
Tom Gallagher
Arthur Marcotte
Canada
Marcotte
Marccotte
Gallagher
Leonard Wins Play-off in Four-Corner Billiards Tie
In the 14.2 amateur handicap billiard match at Knickerbocker Academy Brooklyn last night W C Leonard defeated F W Boyd 220 to 184 in ST innings as part of a four corner tie with Poggenburg White and B. Leonard’s 220 run string occurred in 58 innings while Boyd’s best runs were 18,14 and 13. The playoff decision now rests between Poggenburg and Leonard with a match scheduled tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Leonard
F. W. Boyd
Betwen J. F. Poggenburg
C. E. White
Knickerbocker Academy
Brooklyn
Leonard
Boyd
J. F. Poggenburg
Manhattan Island Yacht Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the January 9 gathering the club elected Commodore William F. Ridley Vice Commodore C J Leach Rear Commodore G O Shaughnessy Measurer Robert Harrison Fleet Captain P J Instone Treasurer Leonard McAvoy Cor responding Secretary Richard A Arns Financial Secretary James Crowley Recording Secretary George Caniff Delegates to the Corinthian Yacht Racing Union Ridley Arns and Shaudhnessy Afterward the banquet featured Ridley noting Hudson River racing and the one design class of the Corinthian union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Island Yacht Club
C. J. Leach
G. O. Shaughnessy
Robert Harrison
P. J. Instone
Honard McAvoy
Richard A. Arns
James Crowley
George Caniff
Corinthian Yacht Racing Union
William F. Ridley
Gerald O. Shaudhnessy
Commodore Ridley
Hudson River
New York Athletic Club Re elects Kuhlke President
George W. Kuhlke wins re election as President of the New York Athletic Club at Fifty ninth Street defeating James H. Haslin 999 to 773. turnout breaks club record with a large crowd and widespread campaigning.
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George W. Kuhlke
New York Atthletic Club
James H. Hawlin
New York Athletic Club
Fifty-ninth Street
George W. Kullke
James H. Hislin
Haslin
Kuhlke
Ffice
Torhis
Martin 3
Ewry and Hillman Cleared by Registration Committee
The Metropolitan District AAU Registration Committee exonerated Ray Ewry and Harry Hillman on all charges. The case against H W Valentine was continued for further witness testimony. Legislation could still disqualify the men, and Ewry’s status remains potentially unsettled. the meeting at St Bartholomew Club was secret.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Ray ¢. Ewry
Harry L. ‘Hillman
Hw.¥. Valentine
al. Copeland
Ewry
Hillman
Connelly
New York Athletic Club
A. H. Smith
Newark Young Men's Christian Association
Ray Ewry
Messrs. Mahoney
Nevins
Hughes
Weeks
Mahoney
Matthew C. Halpin
Halpin
St. Bartholomew Club
Fine golf at Pinehurst in midwinter tourney
The fifth midwinter annual golf tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina drew 96 players in the main event and 24 in the consolation. Both 18 hole courses were needed for first and second round match play with many long 19 and 20 hole battles. Headlined results include H Stillman defeating W Preeman and Chisholm Beach besting Huntingdon Valley in the President's Cup while Beach and Hamilton led in early rounds. Consolation rounds saw Freeman over George and Armstrong over Ross with Freeman and Worthington advancing in straight matches.
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New York Times
Pineherst
N. C
H. Stillman
Detroit
W. C.preeman
Dyker Meadow
Chisholm Beach
Garden City
W. H. George
Huntingdon Valley
Joup
Boer
Brookline
EK. H. Worthington
Manwalamink
W. EB. Shackelford
Atlantic City
A. ©. Aborn
Beach
Silliman
Hamilton
Porter
Snere Peat Becker
Whittemore
Shackelford
W. C. Freeman
George
Armstrong
Ross
KF. A. Freeman
Hurd
Worthington
Aborn
McFarland Beats Keyes In Twelve Round Bout
In Boston on January 14 Packy McFarland of Chicago defeated Bert Keyes of New York over twelve rounds at the Armory Athletic Association. McFarland proved the cleverer and punished Keyes each round while Keyes, though battered, fought back gamely and finished with no outward signs of fatigue.
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Boston
Mass
McFarland
Chicago
Bert‘ Keyes
New York
Armory Athletic Association
Keyes
McFerland
Help for readers via a high-class family newspaper
A Times advertisement promises prompt contact by a Times representative and claims telephone service at 100 Bryant as a path to assistance through the medium of a refined family newspaper.
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Bryant
TIMES
Adv
Woman barred as Briarcliff Trophy entry stalls
A Westchester County Briarcliff Trophy stock car race set for April 24 draws near full entries with eighteen cars pledged and more than enough to fill thirty spots. Mrs John Cuneo’s $500 payment is declined. Harlan W Whipple of Boston buys one Stearns entry and will run his Stearns car under his name. Other definite entrants include two Isottas a Simplex Lozier Tudebaker and Garford machines with several manufacturers represented.
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Westchester County
Manufacturers’ Committee
West Forty-second Street
Robert Lee Morrell
Morrell
John Cuneo
Boston
Whipple
American Automobile Association
Ormond Beach
Bay State Automobile Association
Massachusetts
Stearns
al Poole
Joe Pracy
Montanus High Gun In Bergen Beach Trap Meet
Twenty six top New York amateurs competed in Bergen Beach Gun Club monthly trapshooting event. The Distance Handicap featured shooters from sixteen to nineteen yards. H Montanus led with a sixteen yard handicap amid fielding rivals Frank B Stephenson Lowell J Palmer Jr A E Hendrickson F W Colquitt and J H Hendrickson.
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New York
Bergen Beach
Montclair
J. H .Hendrickson
America
Montanus Eoseene Ac Des
Ig A Ree Remsen
Ve Ee
EL Av
Aendrickeon
Voes Wellbrock Ae Ninopeee
Dreyer
Frank Stephenson
Es Ieee
Iw Rahlf
Spa Vinars Ae
I Frantz
Stress
D. H. Fanning
Moffett Aims for Olympic Team Under Murphy
T F Moffett of the University of Pennsylvania, national intercollegiate high jump champion at 6 feet 3% inches, will train with Mike Murphy for the Olympic squad. A Penn graduate, he is pursuing postgraduate studies while Murphy targets beating Mike Sweeney’s world mark of 6 feet 5 inches.
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T. F. Moffett
University of Pennsylvania
Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
Penn
Murphy
Mike Sweeney
New York Association for the Protection of Game Meets
The annual meeting at the Union Club heard Dr Tarleton H Bean present a paper on fish and game preservation. Elected officers were Alfred Wagstaff, president John C O Connor, vice president R B Lawrence, secretary and Thomas N Cuthbert, treasurer.
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New York Association For the Protection of Game
Union Club
Tarleton H. Bean
Alfred, Wagstaff
John C. O'Connor
R. B. Lawrence
Thomas N. Cuthbert
Lipton Denies Readiness to Challenge America’s Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton, in Ceylon, sent a Jan 14 cable denying reports he will renew a challenge to the New York Yacht Club. He states he has not challenged and that boat size is not an object, in response to rumors from Slave Island, Ceylon.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Ceylon
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Slave Island
Lipton
Yale dominates Fordham in opening reinstated season game
Yale defeats Fordham 48 to 25 at Dr Savage's gym. Yale shows improvement after AAU reinstatement, with Wrenn Clifford Noyes and Van Vleck prominent. Fordham’s Mahoney Fitzpatrick Cassassa Susskind led visitors while refs called leniently on holding and double dribbling.
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Yale
Fordham
Amateur Athletic Union
Ecevecese
Mahoney Clifordis
Fitzpatrick van Vleck
Wiley
Casey
Hinchliffe Murphy
Siete Susskind Phong
Cassassa
Clifford
Wrenn
van Vleck
Noyes
Mahoney
Fitzpatrick
Susskind
Hinchliffe
Fitzree
J. Poggt
Mr. Newman
National Association of Engines and Boat Manufacturers Elects Officers
At the annual meeting held at Hotel Manhattan on Monday the Executive Committee elected John J. Amory as President Henry R. Sutphen as First Vice President W J Reynolds as Second Vice President J M Truscott as Third Vice President James Craig as Treasurer and Hugh S Gambel as Secretary The group declared the association flourishing with thirty new members admitted during the past year drawing from various parts of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Engines and Boat Manufacturers
Hotel
Manhattan
John J. Amory
Henry R. Sutphen
W. J. Reynolds
J. M. Truscott
James Craig
Hugh S. Gambel
Anglers' Club of New York elects officers at Burns's
At the Anglers' Club of New York third annual meeting at Burns's Restaurant the regular ticket won without opposition. John L. Kirk was named president, Dr. R. Johnson Held vice president, Edward Farnham Todd secretary, Edward B. Rice treasurer. A fly rod gift was presented to ex-president R. B. Lawrence at the dinner.
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Anglers’ Club of
New York
John L. Kirk
R. B.lawrence
R. Johnson
Edward Farnham Todd
Edward B. Rice
Tailors Meet Budget with Ready Made Evening Suits
Custom tailors push high prices but a shop offers evening dress suits at 70 dollars using identical unfinished worsted. Finished garments allow try on before order, reducing risk. Cheaper options from 28 dollars exist, with matching dinner coats from 16 to 28 dollars.
Three Broadway Stores on Warren 13th and 32nd Streets
Local listing shows three Broadway stores with contact numbers 258 842 1260 and locations at Warren Street, 13th Street, and 32nd Street. Details unreadable beyond basic venue addresses and telephone line.
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Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
32Nd St
Lost and Found items fill New York streets
A dense list of lost watches rings pins umbrellas gowns and purses reported across Manhattan with rewards offered. Items include a gold watch at Breslin Hotel a mink scarf at Hotel Chelsea a diamond brooch a pearl ring and a Persian lamb muff among others. Contact box addresses Times Square for claims and rewards.
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Watel Knickerbocker
Casino Theatre
College Inn
Subway
New Jersey
R. K
Box 45
Times
Tin Sq
Nightshirt and umbrella finds spark Jan 13 14 pages
Found items listed at Erie and Jersey City stations include 3 umbrellas, box collars, gloves, rubbers and a pocketbook awaiting owners. Left property office at Police Headquarters seeks owners. Personal inquiry requests an address for a Mr. Will A. M. F. for a interview. Subsequent housing and rooming ads describe furnished rooms with board across Manhattan and Long Island locations near stations, with varying rates and references.
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Pennsylvania
R. R
Jersey City
Lehigh Valley
280 ST
Locket & Chain
Desbrosses St
N. H
Grand Central Station
Informaa Desk
Long Island R. R
Long Island Cay
Erie R. R
Jersey Central R. R
Mulberry St
Furnished rooms and suites listed for rent in Manhattan
A rental ad lists large heated rooms in quiet houses at multiple avenues and streets, with options including single rooms, suites with private baths, and telephone access. Prices range around ten dollars weekly for bachelor rooms, with hotel services and restaurant nearby. Temple Rental Company invites inquiries for furnished rooms and boarding with reliability guaranteed.
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Sunny Square
Finley
Sub- Wate
Superior House
Temple Rental Company
Beekman
Help Wanted Classified Ads From Times Square
Real colored girls experienced with city places and small families sought for Southern help furnished. Secretary position for a young Indy with literary work experience and references. Stenographer needed experienced and reliable. Office help including law stenographers available. Addresses and contact details provided.
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Housemorekers
Lincoln
50Th St
Times Square
Broadway
Miss N
Cortlandt
South
Hox
Carter
West 1St St
River
Box
Montanaro
T. L. Bosch
Macdonald
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Manhattan Island V. C
Parker
Bbewire Safe and Lock Co
Flatiron
Ewry and
Valentine
Pinehurst
John
Cuneo
MR. Whipple
Westchester
Montanus
Moffett
Sweeney
Game Protection Association
New Haven Collegians
Bronx Boys
Anglers’ Club
Rocers, Peet & Company
Automobile School
Bedford Branch
Bedford AV
Monroe ST
Reb Aird Gap
Taras
PRB
Kirk & Cader
H. B. Kirk & CO
New York, N.Y
Breslin Hotel
Hotel Chelsea
Newark
N. J
Wanamaker’s
Grace Church
Vantine’s
Lady's
Mr. Hawley
West 44Th St
Dresden
34Th St
Waldorf- Astoria
4Th Av
Manhattan Opera House
Grand Central
Lewis
Foster
Flatbush
Times Downown
39Th
54Th &Sts
79 Park Avenue
Chinchilla Cape
Madison Av
Algonquin
Savoy Hotel
Tiffany & Co
Sith St
D. M
Mizpah
West 91St St
Macy's
Convent
Amsterdam
Ilbist St
R.A. W
Lord & Taylor's
Gray Lizard
Lindley
Central Park West
Amsterdam Av
A. F. Cowen
Carrick, Leiken & Banner
Carnegie Hall
East Wist St
Tremain
Union Square
5 St
Adams
West 11Th St
Wwallet
W. ‘van der Roest
West 15Th St
Lenox Av
119Th St
Straffny
Lady’s Gold Watch
West
A. Triess
Bay
F. Eisenberg
Prince St
Rosedale Wine and Liquor Co
West 116Th St
Lo#t
Hotel Manhattan
Ed Helwig
Union Square Savings Bank
Institution For the Savings of Merchants
Lo Finder
Yorkville Bank
Special Deposit Dept
Jacob L. Isaacs
Ethel Isaacs
Irving A. Isaacs
Germania Bank
Cats & Cogs
Perry
Bedford Park
The
Bronx
West 72d St
West Judth St
Base River
East 22d
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Greenwich St
Umbrellas
Droplight
Palater
Rte
iStrap
Vallie
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Montague St
Pennsylvania Trains
United Transportation Line
E. R
Neptune Line
S. 8
Kennebec
JOY Line
S. Kentucky
Portland Line
S. S. Horatio Hall
New England
S. S. Co
Cammissary
Foot
Beals
Informa_tion Desk
Hoboken
West Side
Waverley Place
Washington Square
21St ST
Gramercy Park
Oyth ST
Clerryman
Times_ Square
East Side
Dixie
49Th ST
Madison Jay
Conner
Sting
Madison Iav
Montague
Heights
Wall St.g
Borough Subway
Long Island
Douglaston
Douglas Manor
TH ST
39Th ST
East Line
Bsth ST
58Th ST
Brookyn
Montague Terrace
R Brooklyn
Wall St
Bridge
Tal. Dorsey
Bath
Vnon
O Beekman Street
c.Martin
Ahl Times
East 74Th St
Woman's Business Bureau
West 24Th
Webster's Choir Exchange
Gahagan’s Exchange
New York Staniard
Liberty Liff
Herman Leroy
City
Powell Bros.” Shoe Co
Dukne St
Nassau St
Webster Choir Exchange
St. Av
Spencer’s
iJuth St
U. S. Army
United States
Cuba
Philippines
East 34Th St
Park Row
Cortlandt St
Fulton St
Havemeyer St
Hopkins Eee
Dts West
125Th St
Norss
J. Mogning
Atlantic Audit Company
Gramercy
Fietiron _ ACCOUNTANT
Hermann Goldschmidt
Nassau
Times Sellars
Certified Public Accountant
Ce P. A
Box 24
Times Sa
Public
Mercantilie House
West Ss8th St
Miscellaneanas
American District Telegraph Company
A. Fendfiler
F. J. Bache
Victor Savine
M. Stutz
J. Milerick
J. Haberstreh
E. Heidenreich
L. Weiman
C. Norton
H. Lebovita
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