Kennel Club Ends Infighting With Arbitration Victory
The American Kennel Club administration won a decisive election to form a 30 member arbitration committee by securing 23 seats to 7 for the Ashland House Committee. Samuel N. Cutler led the overall vote with 123, while August Belmont and Winthrop Rutherford paced administration contenders with 75 votes each. The body will organize to address reincorporation and set policy ahead of the February 13 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Kennel Club
Ashland House Committee
Arbitration Committee
August Belmont
Ashland House Committees
Aritration Committee
Avor
Liberty Street
Pinkerton
Laurence M. D. McGuire
Howard Willets
G. H. Taylor
R. D. Murray
American Senior Club
A. —. Vredenburg
Ivyeven
George Greer
Rye
N. X
Samuel N. Cutler
George Lauder, Jr
John G. Bates
Winthrop Rutherford
Exoneration of Valentine by Amateur Athletic Union Panel
The Metropolitan AAU Registration Committee exonerated H. V. Valentine of the New York Athletic Club from illegal money accusations tied to a Montreal trip two years ago. Testimony from Montreal team members failed to prove the charge, deeming Valentine an amateur in good standing. Also restored were the Brooklyn YMC A team’s medal and Princeton University’s basketball status after sanction breaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
St. Bartholomew’s Club
H. V. Valentine
New York Athletic Club
A. F. Copland
Valentine
Copland
Montreal
Winged Foot
Richard Sheldon
John W. Price
Harry Hillman
P. J. Walsh
Nevin
James E. Sullivan
A. A.U
Brooklyn Young Men’s Christian Association
Princeton University
Tigers
Brooklyn
Second Signal Corps
Sutton Defeats Slosson In Balk Line Exhibition at Slosson’s
In the 18.2 balk line match at Slosson’s Academy Sutton posted 500 as his total in the morning session against George Slosson, with high runs of 163 144 and 48 and an average of 23 17 21. Slosson totaled 374 with high runs 116 45 and 42, while Tom Gallagher returned to action defeating Morningstar 2 to 1 and Morningstar later beat Daly 500 to 137 with strong 111 78 64 runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sutton
George F. Slosson
Slosson
Academy
Sutton
Ivories
Tom Gallagher
Ora Morningstar
Daly's
Morningstar
Maurice Daly
Daly
Schaefer and Cutler Duel For 18.1 Billiard Title
Jacob Schaefer of Chicago and Albert G. Cutler of Boston meet tonight at Horticultural Hall Philadelphia for the 18.1 balkline billiard championship. First title decision in the Quaker City, Schaefer holds the emblem after defeating Sutton following Hoppe forfeiture. Slosson first won the emblem in 1897, with Ives and others in the field. Schaefer overturned Slosson the next year as the title changed hands several times since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schaefer
Chicago
Albert G. Cutler
Boston
Horticultural Hall
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Schaefer
Sutton
Hoppe
George Slosson
Jacob R
Frank Ives
Slosson
Wood defeats Garfinkle in Morning Star billiard tourney
In the Class PI scratch 14.2 amateur billiard tourney at Morning Star's Academy Harlem J Wood beat C Garfinkle by 250 to 172. Wood led from the start and the match extended to fifty innings. Wood averaged 5 with high runs 16 and 10 while Garfinkle averaged 3.22 with runs 12 and 10. Garfinkle and D Weiner are set to clash tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningstar's
Harlem
J. Wood
C. Garfinkle
Woods
Garfinkie
Garfinkle
D. Weiner
Keane Wins In Brooklyn Junior Billiard Tourney
Keane defeated M. B. Hull in the junior amateur 14.2 scratch billiard tournament at Kniebocker Academy Brooklyn last night. The match required fifty five innings with Keane scoring 200 to Hull 135, Keane averaging 335-55 and runs of 21 and 15. Hull averaged 225-55 with best runs of 12 and. Tonight C. E. Dunn and G. G. Baxter meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Keane
M. B. Hull
Kniebocker Academy
Brooklyn
Keane
Hull
C. E. Dunn
G. G. Baxter
Annual meeting and officers elected at American Yacht Club
The American Yacht Club held its annual meeting and election of officers at the Hotel Astor on Monday night. The Regatta Committee reported a successful season and the Indian Harbor Yacht Club challenged for the Manhasset Bay Cup, a trophy once held by S Park for five years. A races series was set to be arranged for June. Officers elected: Commodore Richard T. Wainwright, Vice Commodore Joseph McDonough, Rear Commodore George Mercer Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Yacht Club
Hotel Astor
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Manhasset Bay Club
Ace S. Park
Richard T. Wainwright
Vica
Joseph McDonough
George Mercer, Jr
Monument to George Dixon to be erected at Mount Hope
Mike Newman returned from Boston with word that $2,000 is available to fund a granite monument for ex featherweight champion George Dixon. The plan calls for a four grave plot and a bust with inscription, though the final design is not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Newman
Boston
George Dixon
Neasyman
Dixon
Mount Hope
Pugilist
Orange Lake Skating Championships Set for Feb 12
Newburg Wheelmen announce the Eastern Amateur Skating Association championships will be held on Orange Lake in Newburg New York on February 12 under their auspices. The event gathers skaters from regional clubs seeking top honors.
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Orange Lake
Newburg
N. Y
Eastern Amateur Skating Association
United States
Newburg Wheelmen
Smithson Wins Special Hurdle at Paterson Indoor Meet
Forrest Smithson of Portland, Oregon wins the 65 yard scratch hurdle race at the Fifth Regiment indoor games in Paterson New Jersey. Open events see New York athletes dominant, with Spring and Dorlon among winners in distance and handicap events.
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New York Times
Paterson
N. J
New York
Fifth Regiment
Armory
Forrest Smithson
Portland
Oregon
M. Spring
C. A. Bellars
W. Nobis
E. P. Carr
Spring
Bellars
Nobis
J. F. Rehermann
Mohawk Athletic Club
J. Bromilow
L. B. Dorson
Pastime Athletic Club
J. W. Murphy
Ninth Regiment
A. A
W. C. Gmeinder
New Ocedia Club
Joseph ‘ Bromilow
E. B. Clark
Xavier Athletic Association
G. E. Hall
Irish-American Athletic Club
Longlast
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
L. Kosmoski
J. A. Ramm
J. Grisson
A. Hoffman
J. M. Davidson
YY. M. Cc. A
H. S. Yattersley
G. Campbell
Company G
Champion Sprinter Daniel J. Kelly Visits New York Carnival
World's champion amateur sprinter Daniel J. Kelly arrived from Detroit for the Pastime Athletic Club carnival at Madison Square Garden next Monday evening. He aims to run one of his best indoor races after a recent dip in form and plans to focus on sprinting, with appearances likely in the 60 and 220 yard handicaps. Yale and Columbia send large teams, and strong contingents from the Chicago Athletic Association led by A C Ramey and Frank Waller join the field alongside John R. Taylor and George Milnes from the University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Kelly
Detroit
Mich
Madison Square Garden
Kelly
New York
University of Oregon
Amateur Athletic Union
Yale University
Columbia University
Chicago Athletic Association
A. C. Ramey
Frank Waller
Forrest Smithson
Harry Hillman
University of Pennsylvania
John R. Taylor
George Milnes
Old Penn
Potts Falls to Russell in Sharkey Club Bout
Jim Potts of Minneapolis opened his career at the Sharkey Athletic Club with a rough six round bout against Philadelphia welterweight Unk Russell. Russell dominated from the outset earning a knockout in the first or early seconds after a series of powerful blows. The second round saw Russell extend his lead and finish Potts with a decisive right to the chin. Preliminaries provided added interest.
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Jim Potts
Minneapolis
Sharkey Athletic Club
Potts
Jim Buckley
Russell
Intergrade YMCA meet crowns winners in eight events
West Twenty third Street Branch hosts an intergrade track and field and swimming meet. Eight events decided with top finishers including Weilssing Burnside in Junior Potato Race and McCormack in Dive for Distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Twenty-third Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Weilssing
Burnside
Frey
Powell
Brand
Tracey
Weller
Stalb
Farrington
Poppe
Doty
Crawford
Sternfield
Hunter
Magill
Brandt
E. Powell
McCormack
Porgess
J. Reed
Mead
Weissing
Reed
Burch Chosen Yale Football Captain for Next Season
Robert Boyd Burch of Cincinnati, class of 1900, was elected captain of Yale football for the next season at the second meeting of last year’s eleven. The decision followed a late-tie vote, with Burch ultimately chosen by a wide margin as the team’s first substitute captain in Yale history. The banquet of the eleven concluded the evening at the University Club.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Robert Boyd
Burch
Cincinnati
Yale
Tad Jones
Quarterbeck
Burch and Coy
Brides
Brockton
Mass
George Berger
End Rush Clarence Alcott
Coy
Abrides
Hkrides
University Club
Harvard
Princeton Picks Up Baseball Schedule
Princeton announces next season baseball schedule with Dutch Meier as coach. Key shifts include the Pennsylvania game moved to May 20 and a slate featuring NYU Ursinus Dickinson Bowdoin Fordham Holy Cross Virginia Georgetown Lafayette Collegiate Syracuse Cornell Amherst Harvard Penn Yale and more across March through June at Princeton Ithaca Philadelphia Cambridge and New Haven venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
D. E. Gensler
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Meier
New York University
Ursinus
Dickinson
Bowdoin
Fordham
New York
American League
Holy Cross
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Richmond Professionals
Richmond
Virginia
A. and
M. University
Georgetown
Washington
Lafayette
Collegiate
East Orange
Syracuse
Corneil
Ithaca
Mercersburg
Philadelphia
Lawrenceville
Amherst
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
New Haven
Wiliams
Officials Inspect Progress at Coney Island Track
Cornelius Fellowes and Thomas H. Smith with W. E. Schaumburg, on behalf of the Board of Governors of the Coney Island Jockey Club, inspected Sheepshead Bay race course improvements costing about £150,000. The main track now measures a mile and three furlongs, with other enclosure and stand changes underway. The committee also reviewed plans to relocate the executive offices to paddock-adjacent buildings near the jockeys’ quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Fellowes
Thomas H. Smith
W. E. Schaumburg
Board of Governors
Coney Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
Frank T. Clark
Penn Defeats Dartmouth In 36 17 Basketball Game
The University of Pennsylvania basketball team easily defeated Dartmouth 36 to 17 in Philadelphia. The game featured fast play and decisive defense by the Penn squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Empire City Plans Yonkers Stakes For Summer Meet
Racing officials Lyman H. Davis and M. J. Winn prepare a plan for Yonkers Summer racing from Aug 12 to 28 with stakes around 15000 dollars. A meeting with James Butler at Seventieth Street and Broadway will review proposals before final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman H. Davis
Empire City Racing Association
New York
New Orleans
Empire City Club
Yonkers Track
M. J. Winn
Empire City Racing
Vis
James Butler
Broadway
Yonkers
Empire City
Winn
Windsor meets in doubt after Fort Erie dates clash
President George M. Hendrie of Windsor race track said that after the Cella interests announced a thirty six day Fort Erie meeting there would likely be no Windsor season. Windsor had planned an eighteen day meet starting August 29 but conflicting dates make it impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
George M. Hendrie
Windsor
Ontario
Chicago
Cella
Fort Erie
Trampfast Sold for 16000 Dollars in Kentucky Futurity Sale
Lexington report states Trampfast a two year old winner of the 1907 Kentucky Futurity has been sold by Joseph Shea of Pittsburg to L O Brown of Delavan Illinois for 16000 dollars. The horse was shipped from Lexington to Terre Haute Indiana a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Trampfast
Kentucky
Joseph Shea
Pittsburg
L. O. Brown
Delavan
Ill
Local Street Grid Noted By Transit Record
A fragment lists block coordinates around Warren Street and 13th Street to 32nd Street with numeric codes 258 842 1260 ce. The terse note appears to map transit or property references in a grid layout.
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Warren St
Savannah stock car race rules slated for March
The Savannah events on March 18 and 19 will see technical rules issued today with entry blanks expected before week’s end. H O Smith of Premier Motor Co Indianapolis praised the idea and urged 35 to 45 horsepower touring cars be allowed to boost entries. He envisions the race as an annual testing ground for representative stock car makers and touring models. The committee expects Smith’s views to be favorable once rules are announced.
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Savannah
H. O. Smith
Premier Motor Company of
Indianapolis
Smith
East Branch YMCA beats Central YMCA five 39 to 10
In a fast and clean game the East Branch YMCA defeated the Central YMCA five in Brooklyn last night by 39 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christan Association
Christian
Cincinnati Captains Contract To Manage Team
Cincinnati Ohio January 22 John Ganzel captain and first baseman of the Cincinnati Baseball Club last year signed a contract to play first base and manage the team the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Ohio
John Ganzel
Cincinnati
Buyers list of dry goods firms across the nation
A long roster of buyers and firms from Nashville to San Francisco and beyond, detailing representatives and hotel locations for Wortman dry goods and other major houses. Names include Gordon Martin Cline, M J Sternberg, Olds Wortman King, Taylor Dry Goods, Horst Co, Cahn Colners, Partridge Co, Bunce Middletown, Bacon & Sons, Filene’s, Epstein, Weiss, Hutzler, Hale Brothers and many more with associated hotels and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon-Martin-Cline Co
Nashville
Broadway
Wellington
Litenbach Brothers
Mobile
Ala
Litenbach
Cadilac
Horst, J. E., & Co
Baltimore
Burke
Gregorian
Cahn-Colners Company
R. Morris
Root & McBride Company
Clevelat F. Smith
Leonard Street
Trown
E. $., Company
Fall River
Mass
C. McFarland
Richardson Dry Goods Company
St. Joseph
T. W. Gaynor
Blanchard, Young &Co
Providence
R. LE
Partridge & Co
Minneapolis
Minni
von Endee
Leonard
Bunce
Middletown
Conn
E. W. Johnson
Spring Street
Louisville
C. ©. Gunn
Church Street
Farley, Harvey & Co
Boston
Wise Farley
Boston Dry Goods Company
M. Hall
W. K. Melcher
Greene Street
White, R. H., Company
A. G. Sutherland
Beacon-Chappell Company
Syracuse
J. McDonald
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
G. M. Hunter
M. H. McNulty
Axelveta
Walker Street
Smith & Murray
J. Gray
White Street
Marlay Hill
Liz Brothers
Philadelphia
Penn
E. Uendiener
Webster, Robertson, Sutherland & Co
Lawrence
Co. H. Oldham
Navarre
Beck
G. B
Kansas City
L. P. Garrett
Broadway Central
Filene’s
Denn
Mise Muker
Breslin
Gliddings &Brothers
Colorado Springs
Col
R. O
Gliddings
Union Square
Hover
FL . Hincke
O'Neill& Co
A. Stockell
Neal & Hyde
T. H. Neal
Park Avenue
Weiss, S. & Co
St. Paul
Hotel Grand
Whither, Co. K., & Co
Reading, Penn
W. &, Keck
Heiser, Muhlfelder & Co
Albany, N. Y
D. Muhlfelder
Hotel Imperial
List of Dry Goods Firms and Contacts Across Cities
The column lists numerous buyers and firms in Baltimore Boston Reading Harrisburg Seattle Milwaukee Louisville New Orleans and other cities. Names include Grimnan Joel & Co Miss F Jeese The Filenes Sons Company Dives Pomeroy Stewart Jordan Marsh Matson Strauss Siegel Cooper & Co and many others with addresses and specialties in dry goods silks velvets cloaks gowns and related wear.
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Grimnan
Walker Street
Norwest Company
Rochester
E. Haywood
White, Street
Pomeroy & Stewart
Harrisburg
Penn
F. A. Elison
Herald Square
Diver
Pomeroy , Stewart
Reading
J. Fehi
Adam
J. N
Buffalo
Dres Goods
Andy
Church Street
Terahi Square
Froehlich
Haltimore
Hotel Imperial
Henégerer, William
J. Boyle
E. A. Roberts
Istioods Company
Seattle
Wash
Broome Seca Sage, Allen & Co
Hartford
Buvwer's
Sons
Youngstown
Miss Ly Williams
Strauss, Herman & Sons Company
Louisvile
J. C. Trowbridge
Bleecker Street
Matson Blanche
New Orleans
S. Simon
Leonard Street
Jordan-Marsh Company
Boston
Mass
F. W. Coombs
J. Walsh
J. Landy
J. J. Watters
G. W W. Cassidy
Dryoods
Greene Street
Harris-Emery Company
Des Moines
Iowa
J. Emery
Luton Square
Beer
Herkimer
N. Y
H. . Munger
Hureh Street
Houston
James A
Markham
Broadway
Taylor, John
Dry Tie Company
Kansas City
Ieviel Broutell
Silverman & Son
Vailadelphia
W. Silverman
Latham
Edwards
Syracuse
W. F. Miatibes
Prince George Hotel
J. \. McCarthy
Prince George Kotel
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
W. F. Moloney
A. Mahoney
Hotel Victoria
Krom
Texas
L. Cobon Musiin
C. W. Miller
F Meyer
R. Wilson
A. P. Arnold
E. C. Willis
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Chicago
Ill
W. P. Curtis
Gilmghams
Worth Street
Lowenstein, PL. & Brothers
Memphis
Tenn
I. Lowenstein
Hibbes-Hollweg Company
Indianapolis
Ind
T. E. Hibbes
Shepard-Norwell Company
Toston
A. A. Thresher
Union Square
B. H
Dry Goods Company
Providence
R. I
Experienced salesman seeks lines for cloak suit skirt trade
Middle Western commission salesman requests positions in cloak and suit lines. Address M. A. Box 74 Times, Times Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Western Commission
M. A
Times Square
Janted
Guide for Buyers Apparel Products and Makers List
A historical catalog of apparel and related goods with supplier names and addresses. Includes aprons auto coats cloaks suits rainwear kimonos underwear knitwear gloves hats and belts garments for women men and children from numerous New York City firms and manufacturers with street addresses on Broadway 14th Street 23rd Street and other leading avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergoffen & Phillip
Kitts
Kompers
Kursheedt Apron Co
Melisner, C. N., & Bro
Waverley
Crockery & Porcelains
Vantine, A. A., & Co
Leumann, Boesch & Weingart
Ferdinand Ehrlich & Sons
Broadway
Weinstein, Max
F. L. Landmann
American Hosiery Co
Franklin
Men’s. Berliner
Strauss & Meyer
Oriental Bugs
Vantine
Vanhorne
Greenwich
S. Abrams & Marcus
Fint&WiShirte
East 13Th
Yale Suspender Co
R CO
TS & Cardigan J’k
E. Klein & Co
Leonard St. Valentines
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Mittee
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Ashland House
Belmont
Sergeant Price
W. B. Emery
R. Stewart
Edson
Edward Brooks
W. CC. Codman
C. W. Keyes
Murray Rohlen
J. W. Appleton
R. H. Johnson, Jr
George B. Post, Jr
J. B. Thomas, Jr
Thomas Cadwalader
W. N. Kimball
Minthrop Rutherford
M. M. Palmer
James Mortimer
Richard If. Hunt
W. Ranch
AGW. L
van Schaick
H. H. Hunnewell
James Jenkins
W. W. Stettheimer
John E. Collins
George Lander, Jr
S. N. Cutlers
Carl H. Schultz
Tel
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Gallagher
Cutler
Wainwright
H. B. Kirk & CO
New York, N. Y
Smithson
Dorlon
Dan Kelly
Columbia
ELIS
Yonkers Stakes
Trotter
Rocers, Peer & Company
Gireat Mohr Sale
F. Mohr & CO
West 42d Street
6Th Ave
Deluxe
V. €. Cadieux
Benj. S. Wise
Mr. Smith
East Branch “ Quint
The
Reds
Broadways Cor
13Th St
Broadway, Cor
Canal St
Chambers St
Mount & F
Beaver ST
Robertson
Heche
ORK Safe
Lock CO
Mossman
Maiden Lane
New
Rebuiit
Segecraft
Secora Ni
Hepaira
Barclay
Cortlandt
Central Typewriter Exchange
Lyons
Riter Exchange
Cort
Spitzer & Harris
West 17Th St
Bent Glass Novelty Co
White St
Art Glass & Brass
Howard St
Unique
Art Glaré & Metal Co
Park Pl
Edman Bros
Franklin St
Kursheedt Mfg. Co
Sutro Bros. Braid Co
Spring St
Walcoff, Udell & Co
I. S. Knee Pairs Co
West
Sd St
B’way
16Th St
Aden Devel
St. & Lenox Ave
Christman
Steinway and Lohmer
Bet
Starz Pianos
Lincol Sith St
District Court OF the
Southern District of
Mann-Price Company
Charles Shewgood
West Broadway
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
John Schneider
Josephine Schneider
Cowartners
NEW Amsterdam ‘Bottling CO
Chas.Shongeard
U.S
Jan*y
Weert Manhattan
Thah Street
Borough of E
West and
James H, Hickey
JOHNSTON _& JOHNSTON
Samuel Rubin
Chas. Shengood
A. S
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Borough of Manhattan
C. le Roy S. Gove
H. & J. J. Lesser