Van Eeden Praises American Ideals in New York Talk
Dutch sociologist Dr Frederik van Eeden urged Christian cooperation between religion and business at a YMCA West Side venue. He praised American businessmen and argued for religious socialism and worker equity while cautioning against greed and rent exploitation.
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Frederik van Eeden
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
Teal
Europe
America
Carnegie
Carnegie Hall
Jo Feden
Social-Democratic Party
van Beden
Champions to Compete In Regiment Athletics Event
Regiment Engineers prepare for two major contests starting tomorrow. A triathlon bicycle pursuit will pit Thirteenth Twenty-second and Twenty-third Regiments against America’s top cyclists. An indoor three mile cross country run will feature clubs Pastime Mohawk Mott Haven Trinity Xavier and Star Athletic Club with Col. Walter B Hotchkin as referee.
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Pastime Athletic Club
Mohawk Athletic Club
Mott Haven Athletic Club
Trinity Athleticlub
Xavier Athletic Club
Star Athletic Club
Walter B. Hotchkin
Two-shoe Shoes marketed for low instep comfort and fit
An ad notes Two-shoe Shoes combine two sizes in one, with the upper smaller than the lower part to reduce crowding for low instep wearers. The shoe is advertised as a stylish black walking shoe priced at $5 from Rocers, Peer & Company with stores on Broadway and Warren Street.
Local cross country meets draw strong fields at Celtic Park events
Runners from Mott Haven Mohawk Mercury and others contest senior metropolitan A A U championship setup at Celtic Park with club and invitation races on a six mile course. J Wood of Jerome Athletic Club wins invitation race. F P Devlin captures club lead. Mohawk results note R O McKenzie and E Smith amid fine fields. Lorz and Mellor shine in Yonkers and Harlem events as twenty to thirty-three competitors race through cold conditions.
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A. Scholz
Company A
Seventh Regiment Rifle Club
W. WH. Hanley
Company .A
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Badet
St. J. Milleman
Sergt
J. Milleman
Co. E
W. H. Hanley
Co. A
P. E. Ahern
A. E. Aigeltinger
Gerdes
K. Lydecker
J. L. Turner
H. Allen, Jr
Co. Fogates
Corp. C. P. Stewart, Co
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Mott Haven Athletic Club
138Th Street
Third Avenue
Gerard Avenue
Claremont
Cedar Parks
Morris Avenue
J. Wood
Jerome Athletic Club
C. Hogan
Holy Cross Lyceum
E. Stevenson
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
Hogan
F. P. Devlin
F. Masterson
I. Silber
P. Sullivan
T. P. Morrissey
Mercury Athletic Club
Yonkers
S. Mellor
Morrissey
F. Nyden
J. Holt
Tuckahee Road
Oakland Cemetery
Central Avenue
F. Widman
Tual
H. Foster
John Dowd
James Dowd
T. Finnegan
J. Rennahan
Mellor
Stubinsky
Carl Schlobruhm
Harlem Evening High School Athletic Association
Macomb’s Dam Park
Jerome Avenue
Return
Lawrence Kelly
Harry J Smith
G. Bischoff
J. O. Ryan
Pastime Athletic Club
East Side Exhibit Draws 4000 For Population Congestion Display
About 4,000 people attended an exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History showing congestion of population in the lower east side. Italian visitors showed interest in rooms depicting crowded living conditions and a sleeping room with improvised space. Scholars and church leaders attended talks on urban life and reform, with plans to close the exhibit soon and possibly send it to other cities. Some settlement workers note families rely on all members’ earnings, risking child labor and poor school performance.
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American Museum of Natural History
Lower East Side
New York
Simon Nelson Patten
Henry R. Massey
University of Pennsylvania
Emily G. Balch
Wellesley
Parrish
Bryn Mawr
Federation of Churches
Stephen S. Wise
Sullivan Street
Vesper Boat Club Excluded From Regattas
The Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia is excluded from American Rowing Association regattas by the stewards. The action follows permitting Lewis C. Abell to Cox the crew after ARA disqualified him. Exclusion holds until the club writes disavowal of its Racing Committee action.
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Vesper B. C
Burns Ready for Roche in Dublin World Title Bout
Tommy Burns the American heavyweight champion arrived in Dublin for the March 17 defense against Jem Roche. Burns, sidelined by an inflamed eye from a recent accident, plans to fight despite the injury. Betting favors Burns as the likely winner with a sold out Theatre Royal stage seating and tickets up to $125 in the dress circle.
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Dublin
Tommy Burns
Jem Roche
Burns
Roche
Theatre Royal
Motor Boat School Opens at West Side Y M C A
New classes begin at the West Side Y M C A motor boat school located at 314 W Sith St. An illustrated catalogue is available by writing for details and course offerings.
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Motor Boat School
West Side
W. Sith St
Giants Blank Fort Worth in One-Run Game
In Fort Worth on March 15 the Giants were held to one run as Crandall and a late-inning pitcher shut down the local team. Seymour starred with four hits in four trips, and Shannon and Shannon also contributed in the field. Manager McGraw planned practice in Dallas before returning to Marlin tomorrow evening amid lingering finger injuries.
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New York Times
Fort Worth
Texas
Crandall
Giants
New York
Crane
Taylor
Seymour
Shannon
Dallas
McGraw
Tomorow
Marlin
Tie Game at Dallas Ends After Eleven Innings
Special to The New York Times reports a 4 to 4 tie between the Giants and Dallas after eleven innings. Devore collected three of New Yorks five hits while Merkle homered in the eighth to equalize. Umpire Bailey caused several penalties, Herzog was ejected, and Bresnahan replaced him.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Giants
Fort Worth
Strang
Bailey
Herzog
Bresnahan
Paul
Merkle
Devore
New York
Rest for the Yankees in Atlanta as lineup nears completion
Atlanta reports New York Yankees pitcher Fred Glade has joined the team missing only Moriarty and Rickey. Glade traveled from Grand Island amid rail delays while Dan McGann visited the club en route to Augusta where the Boston Nationals train. No exhibition games are scheduled yet. practice dominates mornings and afternoons.
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New York Times
Atlanta
New York Americans
Fred Glade
Griffith
Yankees
Moriarty
Rickey
Glade
Grand Island
Neb
Dan McGann
Giants
McGann
Augusta
Boston Nationals
Union League clubs tussle over top baseball stars
President A W Lawson says Tyrus Cobb has been offered the largest salary ever paid to a ballplayer by the Washington Union League Club. President Schlichter reports Hansae ner has been offered $10 to play for the Philadelphia Union League Club this season.
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Washington, D. C
A. W. Lawson
Union Baseball League Today
Hart
Tyrus Cobb
Schlichter
Hans Aener
Hackenschmidt in Training Before Chicago Clash
George Hackenschmidt trains intensely with Emil Stege aboard the Lusitania arriving last Friday. The world champion wrestler papers through ten minute rounds then sprints before resuming. He plans two more weeks of hard work ahead of the April 8 international title bout with Gotch in Chicago.
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Lusitania
George Hackenschmidt
Emil Stege
Hamburg
Germany
Hack
Stege
Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Gotch
Grand Central Palace
Young Hackenschmidt
George Bothner
Sailor Nielsen
Neil Olsen
George Schraeble
Hans Lehnert
Tom McCarthy
Jim Comstock
Schaefer and Hoppe to Play 18.2 Balkline Series Here
Jake Schaefer and Willie Hoppe will contest 18.2 balkline Dilliard games at Gruhn's Broadway Billiard Academy on Sixty fifth Street and Broadway. The match spans 400 points daily through March 26 with an opening game postponed to tonight due to travel delays. Hoppe also prepares for a separate 18.2 championship match with George Sutton.
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Schaefer
Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Gruhn
Broadway
Sixtyfifth Street
George Sutton
Autoists to Pay Annual Fees for Road Improvements
Albany This Week reports a proposed New York bill to replace perpetual vehicle registrations with annual fees based on weight. Fees start at 2 per 1 000 pounds, rising to 7 per 600 pounds over 2 000, all funds to improve roads. The measure aims to show actual car use and raise 200 000 to 300 000 for road work.
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Albany
New York
New York Automobile Association
York
New Jersey
Jersey
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Newark
Automobile Notes Reflect Industry Pushes and Innovations
Industry voices back a carnival style boost for auto trade as exhibitors plan a week long event starting April 6. Claims surface about weather effects on sales and the drive toward simpler, affordable ownership with demonstrations and touring cars. Headlines note records from the 1907 AMA tour revisions and new car models like the Stearns tourabout and a landaulet entry by Hotchkiss Import Co.
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Harry S. Houpt
Harry S&s. Houpt Company
Thomas Car
Colorado
New Mexico
Ferdinand Cimiotti
Cimiotti Brothers
Pullman
New York
Hower
American Automobile Association
Milwaukee
Wis
S. W. Hartley
Hotchkiss Import Company
Frank Homan
Henry Ford
G. Hilton Ganbert
Philadelphia
Stearns
Hecht
New York Bowling Association Elects Hardenbergh President
The New York Bowling Association elected J. E. Hardenbergh as president succeeding John J. Clingen who moves to the National Bowling Association. Charles P. Cohn becomes Membership Secretary and Frank De Mott chosen to fill the vacant Treasurer role. The Morningside tournament controversy may prompt prompt action and a Madison Square Garden event in May 1909 aims for about $50,000 in prizes with 600 five man teams expected.
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New York Bowling Association
J. E. Hardenbergh
John J. Clingen
National Bowling Association
Rochester
Clingen
Hardenbereh
Metropolitan Bowling Club
Hardenbergh
Charles P. Cohn
Sheffield
Brooklyn
Frank de Mott
Morningside
Cammann
Madison Square Garden
National Tournament Committee
M. C. Weyman
Defeats Cameron Reserves in Association Football Match
The Boys' Club triumphed 3–0 over Cameron Reserves at Bronx Oval in a muddy, stormy match. Banning, Mutter, and Sauter scored. referee was Harry Flay. One remaining NY State League game is Port Chester vs Clarendon.
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Cameron
Bronx Oval
167Th Street
Banning
Mutter
Sauter
New York
Port Chester
Clarendon
Robertson Banning
Shaw Mutter
Greenblatt A. Lane
Sinclair Sauter
Scooe
Crowe B
Camerons
R. Leilcott
Boys’ Club
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FIAT
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White Plains, N. Y
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B’ Way
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