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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1908

Page

10

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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Kennel Club Administration Ashland House Com Mittee Bers of Arbitration Committee 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 Madison Sq Ist N. Rs 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 Bowery Borough of Manhattan C. le Roy S. Gove H. & J. J. Lesser
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