Pulliam Threatens to Quit Over Fair Play Battle
National League President Harry C. Pulliam declares he will resign if the National Association’s resolution barring contract jumpers is enforced. He says the laws of the National Agreement must be upheld and vows to stand or fall by his action, with February NL meeting likely to elect his successor if he resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Pulliam
National League
National Commission
National Association
Pulliam
P. T. Powers
Dnd
Powers
Tri-State League
T. E. Murnane
New England League
National Board of Arbitration
Deininger
Hayden
Campbell
Witke
Jffour
August Herrman
Herman
Herr
Cobb Returns to Detroit as Contract Talks Continue
Detroit star Tyrus Cobb, top batter of the last season, comes back unsigned to President Navin. Navin says differences are not large and terms may be settled. Cobb reportedly seeks a $5,000 salary, a three year deal, and injury or illness payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Tyrus Cobb
Navin
Cobb
Lozidr
Lozier
Pti
TELLERS NAMED IN AKC DELEGATE ELECTION VOTE COUNT
The AKC mail vote to choose twenty delegates to the Arbitraton Committee closes today. Two factions have appointed tellers Dr J B DeMund and Howard Willets to count the ballots tomorrow. DeMund backs the Ashland House group while Willets represents the Belmont administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Kennel Club
United States
American Kennel Club, Incorporated
J. B. DeMund
Howard Willets
Dr. McMund
Ashland House Committee
August Belmont
Ranger the international champion hound dies at Netherwood kennels
Jan. 20 Lingering gastritis kills Ranger the international champion greyhound. EB Mackinzie bought Ranger for 3000 a year ago after wins in Great Britain and the Continent, the dog having captured twenty one silver cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steed
New York Times
Plainfieldsn
Ranger
EB. L. Mackinzie
Great Britain
Netherwoood
Montclair Gun Club to be incorporated with slate of officers
The Montclair Gun Club with 115 members will be incorporated. Officers include President George H. Batten Vice President A R Allen and Picard K Winslow. Treasurer S E Severel. Trustees named are Louis W Colquitt Philip H Cocke fair George W Boxall Frederick W Moffett Theodore J Badgley and the officers.
Prize for Munich Exposition Aero Plane Race
Dr Ganz president of the ballooning section of the Bavarian Automobile Club offers a 32500 prize for an airplane race during the Munich Exposition next summer. He hopes the award will draw German adventure to aviation and focus attention on aircraft innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Ganz
Bavarian Automobile Club
Columbia Wins Fast Basketball Game Over Dartmouth
Columbia defeated Dartmouth 21 to 7 on Morningside Heights in a fast game. Melitzer and Kimbel starred for Columbia while Dartmouth fouled frequently and struggled to disrupt passing plays. Referee W C Hyatt and an attendance of about 1,500 were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dartmouth
Morningside Heights
New England
Melitzer
Lightning
Kimbel
amOls Sd Aw
Moripsey
Intercollegiate Athletic Association gains new members
The Intercollegiate Athletic Association will add members in coming days with the University of Kansas and George Washington University enrolled since a recent convention at the Murray Hill Hotel. It is expected all nine Western Intercollegiate Conference members join within one to two weeks. A. A. Stagg of the University of Chicago announced the association's aims and work and the conference endorsed the group and urged member universities to join.
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Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the
United States
University of Kansas
George Washington University
Murray Hill Hotel
Western Intercollegiate Conference
Chicago
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Stagg
Slosson Beats Sutton In Fifth Balkline Series Match
Loss on leads again as George Slosson defeats George Sutton 400 to 359 in a balkline game at Slosson's academy. Sutton tallied 15% in his third turn and finished with a 62 after an early surge, while Slosson peaked with 206 in the fourth innings and 185 in the fourteenth, with broad scoring throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Slosson
George Sutton
Paten
Slosson
Sutton
Osson
Itton
Morningstar Defeats Gallagher and Daly in Billiards Exhibition
Ora Morningstar extended his exhibition run at Daly's Academy with a 400 to 327 win over Tom Gallagher in the afternoon and a 400 to 254 victory against Maurice Daly in the evening as he prepares to challenge George Sutton for the 18.2 balk line championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Morningstar
George Sutton
Daly's Academy
Tom Gallagher
Maurice Daly
Weiner Dominates Fields in Morningstar Amateur Billiard Tourney
D Weiner defeated Alexander Fields at Morningstar's Billiard Academy on 125th Street and Lenox Avenue. Weiner posted a 610 40 average and several strong runs while Fields struggled with a 323 29 average. The score remains to be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Weiner
Alexander Fields
Morningstar
Billiard Academy
125Th Street
Lenox Avenue
Weiner
Fields
Total records on Weiner-S data series and fields
A numeric snippet lists totals and averages for a data set labeled Weiner-S with entries such as 250 total and 6 10-40 average. It repeats sequences of numbers including high runs 24 and 22, and references fields and codes like 125410 and 200N012008 with multiple date-like numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningstar
Daiv
Weiner
White Wins Amateur Handicaps Billiard Match
C F White defeated Fr W Boyd in the Kniekerbocker Billiard Academy event by 276 to 166. White carried a 275 total and Boyd 166 despite Boyd’s 295 handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. White
Fr. W. Boyd
Kniekerbocker Billiard Academy
White
Boyd
Averag
Indian Yacht Club elects officers at annual meeting
At the annual meeting of the Indian H Yacht Club on Friday evening Commodore A Rainey was re elected for the ensuing year Wilmer Hanan was re elected Vice Commodore and Lorenzo D Armstrong Rear Commodore Other officers chosen were Secretary Charles D Barnes Treasurer Richard Gutwater Measurer Morgan Barney President of the Corporation Charles T Wills Directors term expiring 1911 George Lauder Jr and B Burton Hart Chairman of Regatta Committee Frank Row Jones Members of the Regatta Committee Richard A Monks and Herman A Edson reports show the club had a prosperous financial year and promising history of the club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian H Yacht Club
Regatta
Frank Row Jones
Richard A. Monks
Herman A. Edson
World bicycle record set in six day race at Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri a world mark was broken early in the six day bicycle race at Convention Hall. Fogler led the first hour in a 26 mile 7 lap pace on a twelve lap track as Monroe and Morgan prepare to ride solo with a fifty mile handicap for the full event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Convention Hall
Fogler
Root and
Bistab
Monrose and
Stenouse
Morgan
Monroe
Open New York Public Baths See Record Swim Victory
Champion C. M. Daniels of the New York A. C. sets indoor marks at 50 and 200 yards in the water carnival at Avenue A and Twenty third Street baths opening night. Daniels lowers his 50 yard record to 0 243 5 and the 200 to 2 13 beating Barney Karens time. The event drew a large crowd with opening remarks by John F. Ahearn.
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C. M. Daniels
New York A. C
New York
Avenue A
New York Swimming Association
Daniels
Barney Karen
Australia
John F. Ahearn
Borough of
Manhattan
Henry S. Thompson
John A. Ae
America
New York Athletics Club
D. M. Daly
J. Pergament
P. Rottger
P. Atkinson
East Side
Young Men's Christian Association
G. Tzcheutchler
Twenty-third Street
James O'Rourke
Orange Young Men’s Christian Association
J. Goodhue
Yale University
New York A C Position All Stars Rosters
Left forward Misel Steele, left goal Brown Ruddy, left half back Carrier, centre Reed Kelly, right forward Pell Trudenback, right goal James Nacthing, right half back Wilkinson. Scoring: Trubenback two, Reed two, Hanley three, Steele three. Halves lasted five minutes.
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New York A. C
All Stars
Hanley
Misel Steele
Eee Wees
Brown Ruddy
O.s
James Nacthing
Wilkinson
Goa
Trubenback
Reed
Steele
235 Boys In High School Track Championships Draw
235 athletes and 20 relay teams entered the Public Schools Athletic League meet to be decided next Saturday at the Twenty third Regiment Armory in Brooklyn. Schools represented include De Witt Clinton Commercial Stuyvesant Erasmus Hall Manual Training and Boys High with stars such as Cozzens Danielson Youngs Jones McNulty England Ringwald Hirshman Donegan ONeill Snevelly Havens Reynolds Depp and Brady among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Schools Athletic League
Twenty-third Regiment
Brooklyn
Emanuel Haug
Nautical School
St. Mary's
de Witt Clinton
Commercial, Commerce
Townsend Harris Hall
Stuy
Walter England
Erasmus
Victory High School of Commerce
Ringwald
Hirshman
Hare
Donegan
Dexter
Dromand
de Witt
O'Neil
Snevelly
Havens
Boys’ High
Reynolds
Depp
Brady
Commercial High
New York Athletic Club Pledges Olympic Support
President George W. Kuhike of the New York Athletic Club informed James Sullivan of the American Olympic Committee that at a Board of Governors meeting the club discussed cooperation and made a generous 102 subscription for the Olympic Games. The club will also solicit individual member subscriptions to strengthen the American effort.
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George W. Kuhlke
New York Athletic Club
James E. Sullivan
American Olympic Committee
Board of Governors
Kuhlike
Boxing Match Draw Nicks Sparks at Washington Heights Club
A large crowd at the Washington Heights Athletic Club watched a six round bout between Harry Scroggs of Baltimore and Dick Grant of Boston end in a draw. Both fighters landed hard blows with skill preventing a knockout. Several preliminaries preceded the main event.
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Washington Heights Athletic Club
Amsterdam Avenue
Atl Lnneup
Harry Scroggs
Baltimore
Dick Grant
Boston
Madden May Race Abroad
John E Madden plans to race abroad in England and France with American bred horses in big stakes events. He has reorganized Ham burg Place Kentucky as the largest American nominator for European races while shipping and training arrangements are set in both nations. England offers the strongest opportunities in the Epsom Derby Oaks Doncaster St Leger and £50,000 events with France providing major foreign bred races at Maison Lafitte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Madden
America
England
France
Madden
New York
Hamburg Place
Kentucky
Maison Lafitte
Track meet resumes at City Park as jockey injured in steeplechase
New Orleans reports the third Winter meeting at City Park opening today. Jockey Holt, riding Thespian in the steeplechase, broke a collar bone when Thespian fell. The horse was badly hurt and had to be killed.
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New Orleans
City Park
Holt
Harcourt and Rhodora Nominations for Classic Races
Two entries for the $25,000 Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes closed January 15 from R. L. Thomas nominating Harcourt and C. W. Burt. Richard Croker nominates Rhodora for English Ascot Gold Cup. New York clubs plan stake schedules by late February with closings around mid March. United Hunt and Racing association elects Perry Belmont president and a 3‑member executive slate including H. Page and R. Lawrence Smith.
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Coney Island Club
R. L. Thomas
California
Harcourt
C. W. Burt
Richard Croker
Rhodora
England
New York
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Windsor Arcade
Perry Belmont
Harry
Page
R. Lawrence Smith
L. A. Beebe
H. §. Page
J. Searle Barclay, Jr
Manhattan College routs New York Training 568 to 27
In De La Salle gymnasium Manhattan College defeated New York Training School by 568 to 27. Thorpe O Haloran and Molloy led scoring. lineup lists Heinrich O Halloran Murray Weiss Boltonis Molloy Lieberman Woersch Dooney. Referee Mr Meenan. Time twenty minute halves.
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New York
de la Salle Gymnasium
Fifty-ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Thorpe
O'Haloren
Manhattan
Molloy
den Manhattan
WN. Y
Heinrich, O'Halloran
Lieberman Murray
Weiss Boltonis
Ceescreers
Miller
Woersch Donohue Spa
Dooney
Thorpé
O'Halloran
Heinrich
Murray
Bolton
Lieberman
Weiss
Woersch
Mr. Meenan
St. Thomas Parish Teams Split Three Games
In a triple-header at St. Thomas gymnasium 229 East Fifty-ninth street the senior Orpheus beat the Progressive five 13 to 9. The second team defeated Public School 34 16 to 2. The Young People's Association quintet beat the Marions 17 to 45, giving two wins and one loss.
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St. Thomas's Parish
St. Thomas Gymnasium
East Fifty-ninth Street
Orpheus
Progressive
Public School
Young People's Association
Marions
Local Heavyweight Jim Stewart Knocks Out Fenbrook in Second Round
The main boxing bout at the Consolidated Athletic Club last night featured Jim Stewart and Jack Fenbrook. Stewart dominated from the start and ended the six round scheduled bout by putting Fenbrook away in the second round with a jaw blow after about ninety seconds of first round action. Fenbrook showed brief respite but could not endure the next round.
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Consolidated Athletic Club
Jim Stewart
Jack Fenbrook
Stewart
Fenbrook
Kelly Enters Pastime A C Games at Madison Square Garden
Daniel J. Kelly famous for a 93-5sec 100 yard dash at Spokane on June 23, 1906 enters the Pastime A C games to be held at Madison Square Garden next Monday. Top judges rate him the fastest sprinter the world has ever produced and believe sub nine seconds for 10 yards may be feasible, with Kelly the only man in eight to attempt it.
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Daniel J. Kelly
Spokane
Wash
A. C
Madison Square Garden
Portland Ynan
Kelly
Yale to Elect Next Captain After Berger Returns
George Berger, absent Yale football member, returns to campus and favors voting for next year’s captain. Biglow will call another meeting to settle the tie from the last ballot with Ted Coy and Hobby Burch each holding seven votes. Burch is favored to win, as Coy plans to wait a year. Brides opposes but may fall short in votes.
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New Haven
Conn
George Berger
Yale
Ted Coy
Hobby Burch
Arthur Brides
Biglow
Burch
Coy
Harvard
Princeton
Brides
Auto Races Open to All Drivers in Savannah Contest
A City notices that foreign drivers are welcome to the Savannah stock car races on March 18 and 19. AAA officers deny a nationality ban, stating tentative rules were later dropped. Officials plan a 340 mile big race with piston limits and organize local committees to prepare the course and manage the event.
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American Automobile Association
United States
Savannah
Frank G. Webb
A. A. A. Racing Board
New York Times
Webb
A. A. A. Technical Board
N. H. von Sicklen
Savannah Automobile Club
Ormond Beach
Automobile Club of America
F. H. Elliott
van Sicklen
George W. Tredeman
Automobile Club
William B. Stilwell
Board of Trade
Wright Hunter
Cotton Exchange
W. W. Williamson
Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Davant
Chatham Artillery
Frank E. Battey
Arthur W. Solomon
Savannah Automobile Ub
A. B. Moore
Albert Wyleg
Chatham County Road Commissioners
Jack Rauers
Harvey Granger
Chauffeurs Urged to Obtain State Licenses
Secretary Edward Traphagen of the Society of Automobile Engineers announces a push for a State license requirement for chauffeurs. He notes current registration allows anyone to obtain a number without driving or testing, and argues a stricter law would benefit chauffeurs and car owners.
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Edward Traphagen
Society of Automobile Engineers
Arcade
Broadway
New York
Paris
Alaska
Siberia
Mafin
New York Times
Traphagen
Albany
Automobile notes on tire economy and industry leaders
The piece discusses tire maintenance as a key to economical car ownership and notes shifts in consumer independence from dealer claims. It highlights Winton Company's incorporation in 1897 and growth, plus Studebaker Brothers opening a Philadelphia branch and leadership appointments for the new operation.
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Winton Company
Winton
Philadelphia
Studebaker Brothers Company of
New York
Alot King
Frank Yerger
London Might Host US Britain Track Meet Challenge
Baron Desborough informs the American Intercollegiate Athletic Association of a possible meet between US and British universities. He cites selection, travel, and scheduling difficulties in the British Empire, with Oxford Cambridge and Cambridge University Athletic Club involved. Rev. J. H. Gray notes time and money hurdles, but the proposal is under study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baron Desborough
Oxford
Cambridge
America
United States
BOWLERS MEET FOR NY BOWLING ASSOC YEAR RUNS
Delegates at the Hotel Victoria elected John J. Clingen to a third term as President and suspended fifteen clubs for non payment of dues. They aligned on preparing for the National Bowling Association tournament at Rochester and appointed a Transportation Committee for the event.
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National Bowling Association
Rochester
New York Bowling Association
Lively
Hotel Victoria
John J. Clingen
Cohen
John E. Hardenberg
William Cordes
Brooklyn
Josep Thum
Clingen
H. L. V. Warner
C. E. Kenney
J. A. Lassford
J. A. Lee
Frank de Mott
Otto Maier
A. C. Thurber
John Crawror
Crawford Trophy Curling Contest Opens in Utica
UTICA N Y Jan 20 The Crawford Trophy curling contest opens with George Grieve leading New York against Utica. Play continues tonight and finishes tomorrow. Rinks report Utica leads list of teams with scores in the 14 to 17 range as the event gets under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Utica
N. Y
George Grieve
New York
A. N. Collier
G. H. Scranton
J. F. Calder
H. I. Johnson
Horace McNes
R. MacGreggor
J. F. Conley
John Leene
F. A. Deene
J. W. Johnston
E. F. McIncrow
J. K. Baxter
A. M. Johnston
W.mcvicker
R. L. Stewart
R. Boyd
T. McVicker
J. S. Capron
A. H. Munson
W. McLeod
George B. Allen
A. Strus
W. Keefe
FE. Morrison
Skip
One-Mile Match Race At Lenox Roller Rink
George McCormack and Young's famous 909 compete against H. Kelly of Lenox Athletic Club in a one mile race for dominance in the six day race standings at Lenox Roller Rink tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
George, McCormack
Young
H. Kelly
Lenox Athletic Club
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