Cannnon Wins Cross Country Run At Long Island City
PF. M. Cote unattached won the four and a half mile cross country event with a 5 minute 15 second handicap in 51 minutes 47 seconds. J. Muller of Mohawk Athletic Club claimed both the time prize and novice medal as Trinity Athletic Club led the team scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Athletic Club
Long Island City
Amateur Athletic Union
M. Cote Cannon
R. Furlong
Tl. Hogan
Holy Cross Lyceum
J. Muller
Mohawk Athletic Club
Muller
WP. Carr
Xavier Athletic Association
Xavier
Trinity Athletic Club
Mott Haven Athletic Club
Laurel Till
Laurel Hill
M. Coneanne
A. Fees T. Hogan
Holy Cross
Mohawk A. C
Wescott
Mott Haven
To. Grant
Sterman
Mott Haven A.C
Ba A. Miteredek
Vinita
Son
St. Bartholomew's
C. R. Smith
Mohegan
J Lange
Shay
Te Ba Harris
Mi Lied
A. J . Atta R. Senn
Pastime Res
J. McKenna
National Cones
Hl. Livingston
Mori Maven A. Cite
H. Davenprirt
Trinity Seeee
A.berin
Westkamp
J. Frockel
J. Zinkeae A
M. A
M. Barton
J. Grant
Trinity Prati
J. Waldman
Paedtee Lyceum
Ledegar
North Western
Shield Trinity
Massey
Smith Merhawk
H. Sackdian
Jennsen
St Bartholomew's A.C
Tolstedt
Wanderers
Stayton
Mott
de 'Risch
Wanderers A
Sterner
Xavier A
Clark
J. Guigan
National A. C . A
W. Frishie
Star Sea
Abrahams
Star
Gerschenek
Mort Haven
Kissner
A. F. Sober
Mott Haven A. C
Molls
National A. Wy
Dolan
Wanderer A
National
A.C. Wd
R. M. Colston
Star A. Gc
Close Fight in Hockey Raises Tight Standings
No material shift in league positions this week as Harvard eases ahead in the intercollegiate race while Yale and Dartmouth battle for runner up. In the Amateur Hockey League Crescent Athletic Club and Hockey Club of New York share first, with New York Athletic Club and St Nicholas tied for third. The Mercury Foot posted a 9 1 victory over the Wanderers. Only one intercollegiate match is set for this week against Columbia, while Crescent meets Hockey Club of New York and St Nicholas faces Wanderers in the Amateur league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
New England
Princeton
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
New Haven
Hockey Club
Crescent Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
St. Nicholas
Mercury Foot
Wanderers
Crescents
Crescent
Brooklyn Seven
New York
Hockey Club of
The
Sheffe Wins Thirty Six Mile Long Walk
Edward Sheffa won a 36 mile endurance walk hosted by the Lakeris Athletic Club from Columbus Circle to Ossining. He finished in 6 hours 49 minutes 5 seconds with six men close behind in a sprint finish. Nine starters dropped before Hastings and more fell before Dobbs Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheffa
Lakeris Athletic Club
Columbus Circle
Ossining
Kingsbridge
Yonkers
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Dobbs, Ferry
Tarrytown
Broadway
Frank Vivian
Scheffe
George Gaston
Charles Schleffer
Macrea
T. O'Garra
W. Hendr
Arcadia Thistles edge Everton 1–0 at Van Cortlandt Park
Arcadia Thistles beat Everton Football Club 1–0 in a 35 minute half football match at Van Cortlandt Park with Crawford scoring the lone goal from a Jones pass. Referee J. Drysdale. Marion FC of Brooklyn drew 2–2 with Charter Club of Jersey in the doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cortlandt Park
Arcadia Thistles
Everton
BR. Crawford
Jones
Prertey Arc
Positien
Arcadia
Lathoiler
Alpin Porte
Graham Creighton
Centra
Cunningham
Gallagher
Lotds
Crawford
Cisse Jones
Chambers
J. Drysdale
Marion Football Club
Brooklyn
Charter Club
Jersey
Lauhnch
WW. Barker
S. Davies
Éane J. Saunders
Marions
Marion A. Cy
A F.c
Orl Ga
Narher
2. Saunders
Treferce
W. Cussick
Thorty
Public School Athletic League tourney under way
The Public School Athletic League basketball championship is in progress with ten teams taking part and ten games completed. Defending champion De Witt Clinton holds an unbroken record of success while Newtown, Stuyvesant, and others compete, amid a crowded field and standings updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasell
Town Hall
de Witt
Linton Freer
Ted
Aly
Ben
Deeb Istics
Stuyvesant
Newtown
Nis
Hall
LAO
Powers Answers Palliam Charges In Baseball Policy Row
President Powers of the National Association disputes Harry Pulliam's charges over a resolution's scope. He cites August Herrmann and J. H. O Rourke to support his view that the measure is not a blacklist and urges fair play and due process for reinstated players. He notes the National Commission's stance differs and calls for unity among executives and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Powers
National Associaion
National Association
John Farrell
Re Roan
Powers
Iarrell
Ball
National Commission
Commission
Harry Pulliam
Pulliam
New York
August Elise
B. B. Johnson
Potale
Madison Square Garden
Iam
August Herrmann
Gibur
Mini
Herrmann
Frell
Tri-State League
J. H. O'Rourke
Mr. Pulliam
Chapin
Rochester
Potter
Buffalo
Sexton
Rock Island
Bryce
Columbus
Watkins
Indianapolis
Armour
Toledo
Joyner
Atlanta
Kavanagh
Little Rock
Shively
Kansas City
Carson
South Bend
Ewing
San Francisco
Dugdale
Seattle
Mr. O'Rourke
American Tennis Won't Send Team to England Olympics
United States National Lawn Tennis Association will not participate in the English Olympic championships though individual players may enter. Plans discussed at the Waldorf Astoria include American challenge for the Dwight J. Davis Cup, with the Feb. 10 annual meeting to ratify actions and determine plans for the Sheaf International Cup for women to be staged in August in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Waldorf-Astoria
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Robert D. Wrenn
Australia
Association
Boston
George W.iillyard
Veteran Games Set for United Spanish War Veterans
Entry blanks have been mailed for the annual United Spanish War Veterans games under the Manhattan Borough Council at Twentysecond Regiment Armory on Feb 29. Prizes include gold medals for top three in each event and a trophy from Admiral Coghlan for the top athletic club. Notable trainers and stars from Penn, Princeton and New York likely to compete. entries close Feb 22 with J J McHugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans
Manhattan
Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
al Copeland
Princeton
Sheppard
Dorland
Sheridan
Keating
Seitz
Carr
Collins
J. J. McHugh
East Fiftieth Street
Shriver Dominates Weekend Larchmont Shoot With High Winds
In blustery conditions at the Larchmont Yacht Club grounds, H. T. Shriver captured all three weekly events. He broke 46 of 50 for the Robins Cup, 90 with a 4 handicap for a 94 total in the Weekly Cup, and 44 of 350 for the Sauer trophy. Stuart Scott won the Accumulation Cup leg. A large turnout of members and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont
Stuart Scott
Cap
Tal
Vanderbilt Eves A . Bostwick
Wee
J. Ross Collins
Und
BR. Jones
Iree Robins
Si ST Shriver Aeae
J A Pisani E
EL S. Vanderbilt
Bostwick
Stuart
Scott
Bn — Awe
Slaraae
C. Bostwick
A. Pisant
B. Jones
Ae Seca Tcoe
Rebims
Eeee
J Ross Collins
Sutton Ties Slosson In Balkline Match
The fourth game of the series at 18.2 balkline billiards saw George Sutton of Chicago edge George Slosson of New York 400 to 253 at Slosson's Academy. Sutton has won two and lost two. he made runs of 90 77 and 85 with an average of 28.14. Slosson’s best innings were 50 49 and 46. his average was 11.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sutton
Chicago
George Slosson
New York
Slosson
Sutton
Slasson
Automobile industry notes and transport talk from early date
Alfred Reeves attends Western Classification Committee of Rail roads convention in Hot Springs Va to discuss freight and shipping savings for automakers. Stearns in Cleveland rushes to fill orders with night shifts. Hotchkiss models see rising demand and new sales staff at Archer & Co. Reis to tour abroad next summer. Michelin Tire Co shows peak activity with overtime to meet orders. Landaulet bodies grow in popularity with importers equipping town car chassis. Elmore landaulet delivered to Dr William H Vandenburg with touring body bought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Classification Committee of Railroads
Alfred Reeves
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Hot Springs
Express
F. B. Stearns
Cleveland
Stearns
New York
Archer & Co
M. H. H. MacEvoy
C. G. V. Import Company
Earl Milliken
M. H. Ashton
Hotchkiss
M. Reis
Michelin Tire Company
Milltown
N. J
Michelin
A. Elliott Ranney
William H. Vandenburg
Winter Overcoats Discount at Rocers Peet Stores
Rocers Peet & Company offers 7758 winter overcoats today at $30 each. Sizes 32 to 35 for youths are reduced in the same proportion to $15 and $20, with 1331 pieces not included in the above figures. Three Broadway Stores.
Autoists barred from rage in AA A plan sparks debate
The American Automobile Association faces criticism for a rule in the Savannah stock car race requiring all drivers and mechanicians to be U.S. citizens. The piece argues this citizenship limit clashes with the race’s technical aims and broader motor industry interests. It notes ongoing urban pavement problems and urges city authorities to improve streets and coordinate repairs to avoid repeated disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
American Automobile Association
Savannah Automobile Club
Savannah
United States
Streets A Menace To Autos In New York
Albert R. Shat tuck of the Good Roads Committee of the Automobile Club of America criticizes the main asphalted streets leading to ferries for being in atrocious condition and dirtier than in recent times. He says the streets pose danger to motorists and power vehicles amid the deteriorating infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert R. Shattuck
Good Roads Committee
Automobile Club of America
Workouts on Speedway Open For Amateur Horsemen
For the first time in two months Speedway Drive was fit for amateur drivers to work out trotters and pacers. Twenty Road Drivers' Association members took part in a calm morning session as frost and cold kept speeds down. Notable drivers included William Scott with Ragland and Joseph Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway
Road Drivers’ Association
William Scott
Ragland
Joseph Gibbons
Bargains on Winter Coats at Brokaw Brothers
Winter isn't over yet and heavy clothing remains a necessity for weeks. Brokaw Brothers announce reductions of four to eight dollars on many winter suits and overcoats. Ample choice of fabrics and sizes available.
Historic Stable Carriage Drawn By Noted Drivers At City Fair
Report describes a half century old event at Stor Place and Fourth Ave New York featuring a team driven by Clare with a creased image, Arthur Kerker driving a new horse named Ready, Jo Sturphe behind Jd B. J. Sweetman driving Ter Tartar and J Smulfzy with Dixferd- Ber, plus Reilly returning and Campbell at the street drive amid provincial names and street scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wd. Clark
GUIDE FOR BUYERS APPEARS WITH WIDE FALL LIST OF WOMEN APPAREL
A dense early ad page lists numerous sellers and products for women including aprons rompers raincoats dresses coats and skirts with street addresses on Broadway 5th Ave West 14th Street and more. It also notes men clothing clocks and watches glass goods and hosiery and announces space for rent in a showroom for a downtown manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergoffen & Phillip
Kitts
Spitzer & Harris
West 11Th St
Beat Glass Novelty Co
White St. Cont
Art Glass & Brass Co
Howard St
Unique Art Glues & Metal Co
Park PI
Edman Bros
Franklin St
Fst
Klinger & Bach
Beth Thomas Clock Co
Mailen Lana
Major Dry Goods Buyers Arrive in City Trade Parade
A long list of national dry goods houses arrives in St Louis and nearby cities, including Stix, Baer & Fuller, Carleton, Hale Brothers, Steinberg’s, and more. Representatives from Herman establishments tour hotels and showrooms, seeking prime Broadway locations and wholesale opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stix, Baer & Fuller Dry Toads Company
St. Loui
Mos
E. Hlington
Wiehtta
Kan
Breslin
Pry Gods Company
Cincinnaphio
Nferel Gram
Carleton Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
5Th Worth Street
High
J. M
Company
Atlanta
J. C
Hikis
Plas
Olds, Wortmin & “King
Portland
Oregwon
Sigmsett
W. G. Shipley
Broadway
Newman & Levinson
San Francisco
Cal
F. Frisch
Pbitel Wellington High
J. M., Company
Goldsmith
Aedes Meliand
Washington
Bloch
K. C
Lewiston
Idaho
Hote
Wellington
Hale Brothers
Sacramento
J. D. Whalen
Fitzsimons, Howe & Co
Atachester
Grove Brown
Water Navarre
Caneton Dry Goods Company
Landwehr
Nations
M. Rubenstein
Hotel Navarre
Lehle Brothers
Cali
Col. I: Young
Nap Broadway
the Hermitage
Crew-Beggs Dry Goods Company
Pueblo
N. Hart
Millnery
Church Street
The
Hermitage
Root & McBride Company
Cleveland
Ohio
M. Bond
Walker Street
Herald, Square Hotel
Hulmes
D. H., Company
New Orleans
Collins
Tsavarre
Rice-stix Dry Goods Company
St- Louis
Ht, & Wheeler
Iale & Frank Company
Schroeder
Berland
Cox-Blodgett_ Dry Goods Company
Wichita
T- Blodgett
Leonard Street
Cadillac
Miller-Daniel Company
Baltimore
J. M. Milliken
Imperial
Stix. Louis. & Cr
Cincinnati
J. Gerwin
W. Heiss
Dl.e. Johnston
F. W.W. Schultz
Grand
Smith
Omaha
Neb
L. B. Clough
Combination
Rutland
A. W. Gorton
Woodstock Manufacturing Company
Pittsfield
Berkshire
M Mass
W. Pease
Hotel
Rand
Rochester
George Pratt
Broome Street
Flotel Grand
Goldenberg
Washington, D. C
H. Grunebaum
Lispenard Street
Arbuthnot-Stephenson Company
Pittsburg
Penn
Franklin Street
Keet & Rountree Dry ‘Goods Company
Spring- Mi
Milwaukee
Wis
Thorough listing of dry goods and garment buyers by city and street
A long, scattered directory of buyers registering by telephoning in various cities. Names include Emery-bited-Thater dry goods, Kane sors, Skirts, Troxier, Colby Devies, Tiew-Stix Dry Goods Company, Hargadine-McKittrick Dry Goods, and many others. Locations span Worth Street, Broadway, and St. Marks with references to hotels and streets across New York and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Mei. J. TE
Bourtres
Domiestics
A. H. Hountree
Yay Churei Street
Kane Sors
Troxier
Comrearny
Phant
Browdway
Myst
Carson, Virie, Scott & Co
Chirag
Iit Colby Devies
Worth Street
Tiew
Stix Dry Gemis
St Keats
Aes F. X. Walsh
Browiway
Hargadine- McKittrick Dry Tie
Wds Company
Fr. Fotis
J. Herne
Dress Devils
On & Wilson
Rnin
Peiyt Fates
J. W., Company
New Wrivane
Geary
Poekupes
Miller
Stith O Bas
Cothd
Lo Kohn
Woesens
Bhistutens Tioass
Sennetorth
Ratthrares
Hotree Tieuser Ee
A. Veo River
Macs
Cloaks and Sun Hotel
Mert
Sieteune
W. U
Wiorth
Texas
Rv Pools
Bhiste Short Rich
Brothers Compans
Kunlluck, Jr
Los Angeles
Schipper & Plork
Peoria
We. J. Port's
Atlanta
Allen
Feather Geevil
H2froduay May Company
St. Lows
Lin
Clay Myers
Famors
Lewis
Rev Levkhart
Witsii
Irgten
Matson
Bianche
New Ae Anee
Kronheim
Ard
Lesiaca
Nesres, Rfh. & Co
Roson
Chirk
Navi Heseh Prothers Company
J. Hoseh
Hats
Tmperind
Grimsfeld Brothers
Albununrga
New Mexio
A. Grunsfeld
Nations
Fara
AG Worth Street
Bark Avenue
Frederick & Nelson
Seatth
Washi
I. F. Gardner
Herald Square
Calleniter, McAusian & Troup.o
Providence
R. L. W. McMeehan
Elthins
Walker Street
Reid. & Hughes Company
Norwich
Conn
A. C. Lyons
Laties and Infants
Spring Street
Hoosier Manufacturing Company
Fort. Wayne
Ind
Bee & Suds
Broadway Central
Horner, J. A
Baitimore
I. Johnson
Prince Theorre -Hoatel
Porteous & Mitchell
Fohn
J. Pore Teous
ST White Street
Smith & Murray
Sprinefiel
Mass
A. Leith
Spring hotel deal cuts rates with furnished apartments
A Spring reduction offers furnished apartments at half the former price with meals included for $1 daily and $1 two dollars, or $20 exclusive. Al Van Rensselaer Hotels at 15 Edstilth Street, 5th Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al van Rensselaer
Wanted ad for high grade muslin underwear in Pittsburg area
Classified notice seeking high grade muslin underwear with a strong commercial standing. Indicates locations near Pittsburg Penn and West Duluth Minn with a Bayerd headquarters at Rothschild Building Corner Leonard St. and West Broadway. Offices and salesroom with shipping and packing facilities mentioned. Low rents implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Duluth
Minn
Rothschild
Leonard St
West Broadway
Bayerd
Tenet
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Concannon
Star A. C. Handi
Mohawk A.C
Trinity A. C
Blaustein
St Louis
Western Golf Association
Rock Island Arsenal
Harlem Evening High School
Macomb's
Dam Park
Ame Avenue
Cc Roth
Hani
Rothee
Golding Wanery
Grannen
Ty Franklin
Andersen Sea
A. Faulkner
Harry Sussmann
J. Shanda
Eset Aero
J. Quigley
Nebe
Sim
Mateur League
Sheffe
Marion
Charter
Lekks Bkink Asierry At
Palliam
Derlies National Association
Lution
England
Veteran Games
Shriver
Larchmont Y. C
Sutton Ties
Automobile Notes
Rocers, Peet & Company
Fis
Warren St
Eral Criticism
Fourteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Lower Fifth Avenue
Edison Hleetrie Company
Seventh Avenue
Pennsylviania
A. R. Shattuck
Brokaw Brothers
Fourth Ave
N.Y
S. Walcoff, Udell & Co
I. S. Knee Pants Co
West 3d
Meusner, C. N., & Bro
Waverley
Crockery & Porcelains
Vantine
East
Greenwich
J . Abrams
Leonard St. Valentines
F wWalet
West
Stirling
W. 56Th ST
Central Park
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