South Now Adds Two Auto Meets with Savannah Races
The Savannah and Ormond motor meets move forward as the Savannah event plans three races under AAA rules with stock cars limited by piston displacement. Militia guards the 18 mile circuit while preparations continue for entry from Apperson, Thomas Detroit, Thomas Flyer, and Premier.
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N. H. van Sicklen
Amerth
Sajean Automobile Association
Hannah Automobile Club
Ahi
South
Ormond
Florida
Automobile Club of America
van Sicklen
Chicago
Savannah
Peess
Savannah Automobile Club
Thompson
Racing Board
WN. J. van Sicklen
American Automobile Association
Fifth Avenue
Mr. van Sicklen
Frank G. Webb
A. G. Batchelder
EF. Wt. Eliott
Ameericann
Apperson
Thomas Detroit
Thomas Flyer
Premier
Parade in April Auto Carnival Planned by New York Dealers
A New York Automobile Trade Association meeting agendas a week long carnival starting April with an auto parade on Tuesday April 7 featuring four divisions for cars built before 1908 and decorated cars. The Finance Committee includes Richard Newton and Frank Evelin. Transportation panel chaired by J V Stratton. Attendees include C F Wyckoff, George J. Scott, and H H Knepper among many industry leaders and firms.
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New York
New York Automobile Trade Association
Bost
Richard Newton
Dayton Motor Car Company
Frank Evelind
Stevens Duryea
Mitenel
C. F
New Stock Car Entry For Briarcliff Trophy Race
An entry of high interest arrives for the Briarcliff trophy stock car race in Westchester on April 24. John Wi Tyson enters an Isotta Fraschini with driver Louis Strang, plans a nearby workshop, and may relocate March 15. Rainier entry by Mrs Cuneo, likely withdrawn, leaves twenty total entries with fifteen paid, as officials extend entry deadline to Feb 1. field caps at thirty.
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Westchester County
John Wi. Tyson
Louis Strang
Walter Christie
Tyson
Briarcliff
Cuneo
Rainier
Robert Lee Morrell
National Athletic Club Elects Officers for the Year
The National Athletic Club of Brooklyn announced its year officers including President Frederick Grundy Vice President Philip Noble Treasurer Frank J McSorley Recording Secretary C Schaefer Financial Secretary William Noon Captain John Devine First Lieutenant Owen Devine Second Lieutenant Thomas Shea and a Board of Governors with terms of one and two years.
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National Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Frederick Grundy
Philip ©. Noble
Frank J. McSorley
C. Schaefer
William Noon
John Devine
Owen Devine
Thomas Shea
Board of Governors
H. J. Kaufman
Lewis C. Knoemre
Charles J. Briordy
Harry McKinlay
A. Smith
Michael Zangle
Charles Dasiway
Robert Humphreys
George Horner
Lewis Kenny
Chris Fiske
Mieses Tops Koehler in Exhibition at Manhattan Chess Club
In the final game of the exhibition series Kerr Jaques Mieses defeats Gustav H. Koehler, club champion and New Jersey State champion, at the Manhattan Chess Club after a strong display of positional play.
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Kerr Jaques Mieses
Manhattan
Gustav H. Koehler
New Jersey
Vienna
Mieses
Gowly
Sheepshead Bay Course Enlarged For June Meet
The Coney Island Jockey Club completed work on the Sheepshead Bay track expansion led by Track Supt. Frank T. Cark. The main dirt track now runs a mile and three furlongs, with a longer back stretch and a single turn on the loop, altering race starts for various distances and the Suburban expected to start from the pack stretch chute at the mile and a quarter pole during June racing.
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America
Road Drivers' Association of New York Re-Elects Leaders
Andrew Crawford is re-elected President of the Road Drivers' Association of New York at the annual meeting held last night at the Cadillac Hotel. Most officers are retained with A. H Cosden replaced as Secretary, and a committee named to study spring Speedway matinées rules. Caps donated for the ashes by Crawford La Place and board. An annual beefsteak dinner is planned. Next executive committee meeting January 29 will finalize standing committees. Members elected include Presidents Crawford Clark Rice Scott, Secretary-Treasurer Lemon, and an extensive executive committee with numerous directors and officers listed.
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Andrew Crawford
Road Drivers’ Association of
New York
A. H Cosden
Crawford
Edmand la Place
Board of
William Scott
Joseph Lemon
George L. Buckman
William Cahill
George A. Coleman
A. H. Cosden
A. C. Fiske
F. H. Flagge
B.D. Gill
Joseph F. Gibbons
Thomas G. Hinds
George H. Huber
Walter M. Jermyn
A. L. Kerker
Edward
John L. Dodge
Dewitt C. Flanagan
A. B. Gwathmey
Isaac A. Hopper
Phil Heipenhausen
W. C. Floyd-Jones
Thomas Floyd-Jones
Walter A. Janvier
Walter WT. Kilpatrick
A. Koelsch
Charles C. A Hos
E. D. Persons
De Witt Clinton Defeats Columbia Freshmen 22 to 8 in Basketball
De Witt Clinton beat the Columbia freshmen on their floor by 22 to 8 yesterday afternoon. Clinton excelled in every department. Melitzer and Benson and Se stood out for Clinton while Columbia relied on weight and strength but could not close the gap.
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de Witt Clinton
Columbia
Melitzer
Clinton
Benson
Berkowitz
Greenberg
Benson Shimberg
Schmidt
Salisbury
De La Salle 2d Triumphs Over St Malachy 29 to 7
De La Salle second team defeated St Malachy 29 to 7 at De La Salle Institute on West Fifty-ninth Street last night. Led by Ryan and Rosada the 2d team outscored St Malachy with four field goals by Ryan and three by Rosada, plus other scorers. Referee John Thorpe of Columbia oversaw a 15 and 20 minute halves.
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de la Salle
St. Malachy
de la Salle Institute
West Fifty-ninth Street
de la Salle 2d
RSA
Purse Rosada
Eeees
Tully Mordaunt
Hoffman McCann
Leiass Ence Aes
Corrigan Mooney
Ryan
Rosada
McCann
Mooney
Purse
Corrigan
Brynes
John Thorpe
Columbia University
Mohawk A C Defeats St George Five In 36 21 Game
Mohawk Athletic Club topped St George Athletic Club five 36 to 21 in a fast basketball game. Lineup included Malone Witte Schoener and Rohner with goals from fouls credited to Malone Schoener and Witte across twenty minute halves.
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Mohawk Athletic Club
St. George “Athletic Club
St. George Athletic “Club
Rohner Schoener
Gants Aarefiela
Malone
O'Brien
von Hiling
Schoener
Witte
Koolen
Ulrich
foul—Malone
Alumni Defeat De La Salle First Team In Makeshift Game
Manual Training High School's team did not appear at De La Salle Institute last night. After an hour, an alumni squad faced the De La Salle first team and won 22 to 4.
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Manual Training High School
de la Salle Institute
de la Sele
Cathedral College Beats Manhattan Prep 20 to 15
In a one sided afternoon game on De La Salle Court Fifty ninth Street and Sixth Avenue Cathedral College defeated Manhattan Prep by a score of 20 to 15.
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Cathedral
Manhattan Prep
de la Salle
Fifty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Cathedral College
Manhattan
Prep
Tufts Narrowly Defeats Brown In New England clash
In Medford Massachusetts Brown University loses to Tufts College 20 to 17 with Tufts leading throughout. In Middletown Connecticut Wesleyan beats Springfield Training School 40 to 31.
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New England
Medford
Mass
Brown University
Tufts College
Tufts
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Springfield
Lyros of Cathedral College Triumph Over Monteray
The Lyros of Cathedral College defeated Monteray in a basketball game on the Great College court at Fifty-first Street and Madison Avenue with a score of 17 to 10.
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Lyros
Cathedral College
Monteray
Morningstar Wins Twice in Dhilliard Match at Daly's Academy
Ira Morningstar topped Arthur Marcotte of Canada 400 to 136 in points across two games at Daly's Academy amid a 18,2 parkline four cornered handicap. Morningstar then defeated Tom Gallagher 147 to 136, building a mid evening run of 179 in one contest and producing strong averages and high runs in both showings.
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Daly's Academy
Ira Morningstar
Arthur Marcotte
Canada
Tom Gallagher
Morningstar
Fouk
Marcotte
F Gallagher
Poggenberg Defeats Leonard In Amateurs Playoff Billiards
In Brooklyn at Knickerbocker Academy J F Poggenberg of the Liederkranz Club beat W C Leonard 400 to 180 in the third game of the 142 amateur handicap billiard tourney. The match lasted 52 innings with Poggenberg averaging 736-52 and high runs of 46 37 and 27. Leonard averaged 344-52 with best runs of 18 15 and 14. If Leonard had won he would have claimed first prize. A junior scratch tournament begins tonight with ten entrants playing 200 points each night.
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J. F. Poggenberg
Liederkranz
W. C. Leonard
Knickerbocker Academy
Brooklyn
Poggenberg
Leonard
Dartmouth Loses to Yale 9–3 in Hockey Match
Yale dominates Dartmouth with a 9 to 3 win amid rough play and protests from spectators. Foote struggled while Leighton carried the offense, but Yale's early goals and steady defense sealed the victory.
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Dartmouth
YALE
AO Shoe Offers Two-Size-In-One Comfort
AO Shoe presents the Two-shoe Shoe addressing low instep pains with an upper one size smaller to prevent crowding. The department markets Cushion shoes for standees Double shoes for wet days and Bunion shoes alongside soft vici kid priced at $5 across three Broadway stores.
Kennel Club Controversy Deepens Over A K C Administration
Correspondence between John W. Britton and August Belmont reveals a dispute within the American Kennel Club. Belmont explains a resolution authorizing a Committee of Thirty to propose twenty names and to act on incorporation, with authority limited to board and Ashley House actions.
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John W. Britton
August Belmont
American Kennel Club Administration
New York
Ashley House
Debate Over Club referendum Powers Between Kenne1 Club Leaders
Letter from August Belmont to John W. Britton discusses whether referendum votes are club matters. Belmont cites the 1891 constitution, asserting the Executive Committee holds governing power between quarterly meetings. Breeders' association correspondence dated January 11, 1908 is referenced.
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John W. Britton
West Ninetythird Street
City
American Kennel Club
A. K. €. Incorporated
August Belmont
Goodman Beats O'Brien In Six Round Sharkey Bout
Jack Goodman of this city defeated Boston's Rouse O'Brien in six rounds at the Sharkey Athletic Club. O'Brien stayed afloat with gameness, weathering rounds four to six as Goodman pressed the attack. The crowd filled the venue for a notable local showcase of boxing skill.
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Jack Goodman
Rouse
O'Brien
Boston
Sharkey Athletic Club
O’brien
Bankruptcy actions roll through New York firms eyeing receiverships
Judge Holt appoints receivers for Gaetano Mazzello and Adolph Chasen while noting assets liabilities. Cooper Brothers confirms composition with creditors at 25 cents on the dollar. Parker & Greenberg case dismissed for lack of creditor appearance. numerous other firms face petitions and judgments across Manhattan with assets and liabilities documented.
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Gaetano Mazzello
Holt
John
Irwin
Ok Morris Avenue
Mazzello
Miller & Werbelovsky
Wooster Street
Cooper Brothers
Parker & Greenberg
Skirt Manufacturers
West Sixteenth Street
Bankruptcies Listed Across Cities From Albany to Cincinnati
Numerous individuals and firms filed bankruptcy petitions or were named receivers in a sequence of cases. Names include He man Proda clothing merchant in Scenectady, Cutler milliner in Albany, Frank Chamberlain and Otis F Chamberlain hotel owners in Waterbury, John H Chapman named receiver for KR Smith & Co lumber dealers, Havlin Hotel Co in Cincinnati placed under receiver, Charles H Wicherley druggist in Troy, Frank R Freeman baker, Berkeley Knitting Mills insolvency with receivers named, M Waller & Co cotton merchants in Birmingham, and Louis Starr & Co dealers in ladies cloaks facing assets and liabilities reports.
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Scenectady
Proda
Albany
Minnte
Cutler, Milliner
Terbury
Frank Chamberlain
Otis F
Waterbury
Raymond
Kersburg
West Va
John H. Chapman
KR. Smith & Co
Drugeist
Frank R. Freeman
Baker
The
Berkeley Knitting Mills
G. W. Simpson
W. L. Beile
Samuel M. Simpson
Joseph A Wallace
Menalius Lankford
Birmingham
Ala
M. Waller & Co
Cotton Commission
Selma
Benish & Meyer
Schwartz Commission Company
Carrie Hull
Ston
United States District Court
Louis Starr
L. Starr & Co
Henry W. Frehceh
Lexington
Almer Podrit
Palmer
Bessie
Customs Rulings Uphold Reform on Stone and Ornament Duty
Judge Sharretts led the Board of United States General Appraisers to sustain Albert Lorsch & Co. on drilling treated diamonds, now classified as precious stones under a 10 percent ad valorem rate. The ruling orders reliquidation of entries. Bloomingdale Brothers case reverses Collector’s classification of millinery items at 45 percent as manufacture of glass or metal. The Board kept 60 percent duties for necklaces scarfpins and combs under the jewelry clause.
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Sharretts
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Albert Lorsch & Co
New York
Bloomingdale
Brothers
Golf Championship Applications Declined and Beginnings Planned
William Fellowes Morgan, secretary of the United States Golf Association, announced that Brae Burn Country Club near Boston has withdrawn its amateur championship application. Alleghany County Club in Pennsylvania applied for the women's championship and the Morpia Hunt Club near Boston submitted an open championship bid if dates fall in late August. The annual association meeting is set for tomorrow night at Delmonico's to finalize sections dates and officer elections.
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William Fellowes Morgan
Thenited States Golf Association
Brae Burn Country Club
Oston
Alleghany Country Club
Penn
M Ropia Hunt Club
Boston
Agust
Delmeonico’s
Debtor and Creditor Listings with Multiple Judgments
A lengthy list records various judgments and reversals dating from 1905 to 1908. Names include Cassidy, Crow, Dessauer, Werdenschlag, J. Gans, J. S. Gans, and many others, with amounts ranging from a few dollars to over twenty thousand dollars, across entities such as City of New York, Southard, Wood, and Troy & New England Ry Co.
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Rica
Cassidy
G.L
Batley
Marchet
Crow
W. L
M. Burns
Dessauer
M. G
A. Werdenschlag
T. Schapiro
Gardner
E.J. Stewart
LWT
Gans
J. S
M. J. Gans
J. Walker
E. L Alexander
F. D. Harvey
Tiess
J.—J. Bovi
Jester
C. W
M.S. Watts
J. A
I. Metzger
Plaut
J. Eisai
Pharmacy Et al
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P. sorAack
Paraskevopoulos
J.—F. Poulos
A. Wolarsky
City of
N. Y
J. R. Kelsey
Withers
Bernreither
Pryihll
F. Ambrosini
Storm
Theresa
Julia Brockman
Edward Priess
Louis Priess
Minnie Hulbritt
S. McGrover
City Island Yacht Club Elects Officers at Winter Meeting
At the annual City Island Yacht Club gathering held at its winter headquarters the Wilhelmina Hotel on Tuesday evening, officers were elected: Commodore J. Frank Whitaker, Vice Commodore Jules Gutman, Rear Commodore John Conklin, Fleet Surgeon Warren R. Guest M D, Secretary Richard Lankenau, Treasurer Harry E. McLevee, Directors William R. Lepach George W Young and John Whyatt.
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Tsland Yacht Club
Wilhelmina Hotel
J. Frank Whitaker
Jules Gutman
John Conklin
Warren R. Guest
M. D
Richard Lankenau
Harry E. McLevee
William R. Lepach
George W.W. Young
John Whyatt
Opportunity to buy equity in Queens development auctioned
Money needed quickly. selling $440 equity in four Queen s Borough lots for $220. Box 110 Times Downtown advertises cure all chimney service and debts collection on a no cure no pay basis. Listings include language teaching services and equipment for hire with various Box numbers and addresses.
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Queens
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