Columbia Wins St. Nicholas Ice Thriller Over Dartmouth
Columbia surprised Dartmouth 4 to 2 at St Nicholas Rink in the intercollegiate hockey series. Murphy the Columbia goalie starred as Cols opened strong, tripped by penalties, and Jenkins, Reed, and McKenzie supplied the decisive goals after a tight first half. Foote scored for Dartmouth to tie twice before Marston and Jenkins sealed Columbia's victory.
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Columbia
Dartmouth
St. Nicholas Rink
Princeton
Murphy
Schaefer and McKenzie
Foote
Marston
Morningside
New
Schnaefer
Erhard
Jhough
Jenkins
McKenzie
Reed
Schaefer
McKenzie Ad Schaefer
Foot
Sloateons
Pettingill Porschardt
Layton Jenkins
Marston Reed
Doc Schaefer
Foote McKenzie
Cess Perry
Gus Hornfeck
Wan Gerers’ Hockey Club
A. Thompson
St. Nicholas Hockey Club
E. G. McDermott
N Y A C Swimming Carnival Sets Five Events Tomorrow
The New York Athletic Club hosts five events at its aquatic carnival in the Natorium tomorrow evening. Highlights include a 100-yard metropolitan championship and a 150-yard handicap with a heavy entry, plus a water polo match between NYAC and Bath Beach.
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Natorium
New York Athletic Club
Metropolitan
Amateur Athletic Union
Bath Beach Swimming Club
C. M. Daniels
England
Daniels
Lawrence
Goodwin
Trubenbach
Crane
South
Wenck
Manley
Chambers
Princeton
Tobias
East Side Y. M. C. A
Schmidt, Co. Co
Crescent Club Reports Healthy Year Despite Losses
The Crescent Athletic Club shows a year with a $13 406 37 loss mainly from opening a new clubhouse but reports $10 38 net surplus after expenses. President Langhaar urges dues rise from 60 to 70 to bolster future capital needs and sinking fund while members consider the change.
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Williams
Te Crescent Athletc Club
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Langhaar
Army
Navy
Bey Ridge
Pierrepont Street
Thompson-Starrett Company
Pierrepont Street House
City
Financial summary of athletic and social revenues and expenses
The report shows athletic expenses totaling 87 460 74 with items including Lacrosse 2 242 01 Shooting 215 09 and Baseball 7 Yachting 148 68 Rowing WBN Beathouse 55 06 Tennis 484 96 Basketball 59 32 football ache 209 20 Handball 8 55 plus receipts from restaurants City house 109 678 78 Bay Ridge 38 143 40 with a loss of 2 504 07. Wines and liquors brought 58 720 46 Brooklyn house 20 120 profit 30 622 62. Cigars sold returned 61 582 05 profit 11 19. House privileges 1 207 LOS rooms 20 750 67 lockers 2 708 50. Annual meeting tomorrow night elect seven Governing Committee members six for two years and one for one year to fill Harry Kryn’s vacancy.
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Bay Ridge
WBN Beathouse
City House
Brooklyn House
Harry Kryn
Soldiers to Face Charges Over Amateur Status Dispute
Members of the Military Athletic League will defer the Second Signal Corps basketball team’s amateur status to the Amateur Athletic Union. An investigation is launched by a special committee to determine if A A U rules were broken, with the March 27 28 championship meet set for the Twenty second or Seventy first Regiment Armory.
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Military Athletic League
Second Signal Corps
Amateur Athletic Union
Armory
Amateurthletic Union
The
Athletic Committee
J. J. Dixon
T. R. Fleming
Cee . W. Elmes
R. E. Huen
Charles J. Dieges
Zerm
Sullivan
Ae Athletic League
Twenty-second
Seventyfirst Regiment
Pictorial Section and Magazine Preview in The Times Next Sunday
The Times previews next Sunday issue with notable images from St. Petersburg depictions of Duma deputies, Brispot’s The Battle of Champagne, Pennsylvania Academy canvases, and star photographs. It highlights society women, stage stars, and rising photography, plus Magazine content on Rear Admiral Brownson, Evans, a seven dollar Congress office building, mid winter US auto journey, police dog corps, a Taft cartoon, Coran D Ache toys, and a new waltz song.
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St. Petersburg
Siberia
Brispot
Champagne
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Times
Brownson
Evans
Pacific
Congress
United States
Henry Mayer
Taft
Gordon Ross
New York
Sunday Times
Directors for I A A C Meet and reelect officers
The Irish American Athletic Club held its annual meeting at 163 East Sixtieth Street with a strong treasury. Five directors were re elected for three years, and officers are slated for re election with no opposition. An athletic carnival at Madison Square Garden is planned for February.
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Madison Square Garden
Coney Island Stakes Entries Stand in Rich 25 000 Race
The Coney Island Jockey Club lists 26 nominees for the 25 000 stakes for three year olds at one and a half miles. Entries closed Jan 15 with likely more from the South and West. Notable names include Colin Resti ouche Jim Gaffney and Bar None of Whitney Stables.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
New Orleans
California
H.P. Whitney
Colin
Restiouche
Jim Gaffney
Cohort
Falcnda
Eaucoup
Alfred Noble
Masque
King l
Blue Pilot
R. C. Rann
8. C. Hildreth
Death of great brood mare Ben-My-Chree noted by Jockey Club
James R Keene reported the death of Ben-My-Chree at Castleton Farm Kentucky. The bay mare foaled 1887 by Galopin Ulster Queen. dam of Cap and Bells the American bred Oaks winner. Ben-My-Chree produced notable runners including Ben Ronald Adelaide Prince Tam O Shanter Colleen Bawn Oyama Bonnie Gem and more.
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Domino
Jockey Club
James R Keene
Mr. Keene
Castleton
Kentucky
Uneas
Adelaide Prince
Tam O’ Shanter
Colleen Bawn
Oyama
Bonnie Gem
Cabochon
Notes of the Turf Brings Jockey Club Updates
J W Coit reports the death of brood mare Lady Dainty by Darebin Hautienne. The Green River Stable debuts with four horses led by a two year old named Green River. Steeplechase and association committees for 190S announced with members including J E Cowdin H J Morris and J Widener on licenses. Rules courses jumps hunts committees list H J Morris and J E Cowdin among others.
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J. W. Coit
Jockey Club
Lady Dainty
Darebin Hautienne
Green River Stable
Green River
Ant Association
J. EB. Cowdin
H. J. Morns
J. Widener
Howland
H. J. Morris
J. E. Winener
Pase
J. E. Cowdin
Advertising men's golf tour opens with 18 hole qualify rounds
Pinehurst NC January 16 The annual advertising men's golf tournament began with an 18 hole qualification and handicap round awarding prizes for top net and gross scores. W M Sanford of New York led the gross field with 82 and also had the high net 71. Shackelford of Atlantic City was 83 and Freeman of Brooklyn tied for third with 84 alongside Hamilton of New York.
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Pinehurst
N. C
W. M. Sanford
New York
W. E. Shackelford
Atlantic City
Edwin A. Freeman
Brooklyn
L. A. Hamilton
G. B. Adams
G. C. Pierce
Coast Conference Fixed For Atlantic Yacht Clubs Meeting
The New York Yacht Club announced a January 29 gathering at the club to discuss minor changes in the measurement rule. Proposals focus on sail area measurement, displacement accuracy, and related points to improve uniformity. Commodore Vanderbilt presided at the first regular meeting of the year with strong member attendance.
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Atlantic Coast Conference of Yacht Clubs
New York Yacht Club
New York Yacht Clubhouse
Commodore Vanderbilt
Bargain Pajama Sale From Rocers Peer & Company
Excursion in bargain pajamas featuring remnants of madras cloths made in regular style. Many patterns are new or regular stock, all neat and none gaudy. 900 suits at 2.35 dollars and 1560 suits at 1.35 dollars. Three Broadway Stores with locations at Warren Street, 43rd Street, and 32nd Street.
Rosy Future Seen in Port Fleet Figures
The report notes ship membership at 2178 and vessels enrolled in the fleet totaling 567, indicating steady growth in maritime capacity and organizational scale.
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Bership
Columbia's Baseball Coach Named 1908 Leader
Frank V. Goodman, captain of the Columbia University baseball team in 1903, was yesterday selected as coach for the 1908 squad.
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Frank V. Goodman
Columbia University
Standard Oil Appeal Sparks Fresh Debate Over Rates
Herbert Knox Smith fires back at President Moffett of Standard Oil of Indiana, challenging the six and eighteen cent freight rate disputes and the legality of filing practices. The piece argues Smith’s rebuttal is weak and defends Standard Oil against charges amid the Roosevelt era trusts campaign.
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Herbert Knox Smith
Moffett
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Standard Oil Company
Whiting
East St. Louis
Alton
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Chicago
Illinois
Smith
Eastern Illinois
Dalton
Commissioner of Corporations
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
F.e
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Grand Jury
Standard Oil
Territory
Landis
Iadians
Judge Landis
Dolton
Tarbell
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Kenesaw Landis
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Ate
New England
Crescent Report
Coney Stake
J. R. Keene
Ben-My-Chree
Writers
New York Times
Grosa
Cap
B. Adams
A. Freeman
A. Hamilton
H. A. Ross
Tacony Penn
Freeman
Pu Oter
Kurtz Wilson
Frank Presbrey
Rocers, Peer & Company
Broadway
Warren St
Carhart
Broadway, Cor
13Th St
Canal St
Chambers St
Commissioner Smith
Standard Oil Co
Railway World
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