Jockey Licenses Granted and Denied by The Jockey Club
The Jockey Club stewards held a Windsor Arcade meeting to grant and deny licenses for 1908. Knapp was denied a jockey license after past criticisms and a controversial Belmont Park race. several trainers and jockeys had licenses denied while many others had licenses laid on the table or granted, with appointments of stewards and reinstatements noted.
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Jockey Lab
Windsor Arcade
William S. Knapp
New York
West
Knapp
K. R. Bradley
Gold Lady
Belmont Park
William Metin
William B. McDermott
Harry Michael
Roche Romanelli
William 8. Knapp
John Beatty
B. E. Beach
W. C. Joplin
Peter Burrell
Thomas Dyoer
Benjamin C. Epperson
Joseph Ils Ahearn
H. Busenbar
George E. Galvin
Woods Garth
H. T. Griffin
Patrick Gallagher
Thomas J. Healy
J. J. Hyland
H. Hanna
S. C. Hildreth
al Hamel
Max Kech
William Harris
Henry Harris
Michael Ogan
C. C. Hall
F. A. Herold
W. Hurley
John Huggins
James Healy
J. W. Healy
John Miller
Rodger Minton
FE. Madden
3B. Murray
Jere Mahoney
R. Midgley
J. H. McAvoy
Thomas
Alex. McDaniel
James McLoughlin
McDaniel
William T. McGivney
William Gcann
Matthew McFadden
J. P. Neumeyer
Oe Oliver
Charles Oxx
George M. Odom
W. &. Phillips
Frank Purcell
W. F. Preslave
John W. Pangle
W. ©. M. Phillips
Dward Peters
Kimball Patterson
John H. Powers
Jacob Pincus
Edward R. Egan
Rank Regan
James Rowe
Max J. Richter
Harry Rites
John Schlosser
Frank Starita
Albert Simons
Edward Stubbs
John I. Smith
H. B. Skiles
A. H. Zimmer
W. Moore
Henry McCarthy
P. T. Pumphrey
R. Harris
George J. Gladish
Thomas Kiley
Charles Metz
Thomas Murray
George Ashenden
William Amidon
J. F. Bergen
B. Bryant
Washington H. Brusgel
Guy Burns
W. Cullen
John C. Daly
Harry Dubel
William F. Doyle
A. Dei
Vincent Powers
Percy Quarrington
C. Hilling
Richard Watts
J.J. Walsh Wiitealsh
Fred Crowley
Charles Garner
S. S. Howland
Jockey Club
Washington Jockey Club
Henry J. Morris
Maryland Jockey Club
Baltimore
Walter S. Vosburgh
Queens County Jockey Club
J. E. Lane
Esmont
George W. J. Bissell
Pittsburg
George Heffernan
Jamestown
F. R. Hitchcock
Andrew Miller
Mr. Belmont Presiding
Benning Handicap weights announced for Washington meet
J A Murphy announces weights for the two part Benning Handicap at six and seven furlongs. Penalties apply after weight publication. winner of first part carries ten pounds in second part. Weights list many named entrants with a wide range of pounds. Penalties accrue from 12 M today.
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J. A. Murphy
C Alvidere
Colloquy
Puritan Girl
Campaigner
Call Boy
Glauus
Winning
Star
Mufti
Hartford Oy
de Urgo
Local Championship Winners Set for Eastern States Final
The Emeralds Alerts and Diamond Wanderers won senior titles in Brooklyn Newark and New Jersey and the Elgin Five Metropolitans and Atlas won juniors. They will enter the final Eastern States championship tournament with bids from Newark Brooklyn and Hoboken.
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Protective Association
Emeralds
Alerts
Diamond Wanderers
Brooklyn
Newark
New Jersey
Elgin Five
Metropolitans
Atlas
Hoboken
Hackenschmidt Returns in Mixed Wrestling Show
George Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion reappeared in New York at Grand Central Palace after three years. He defeated Neil Olson and Young Hackenschmidt in short matches, while other bouts featured Lehnert vs Schnable in a draw, Crouse vs McCarthy, and Bothner vs Christiansen. Attendance suffered from high ticket prices and uneven matchups.
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George Hackenschmidt
Grand Central Palace
Forty-third Street
Lexington Avenue
Hackenschmidt
Hack
Neil Olson
Young Hackenschmidt
Emil Stagenmiller
Joe Humphreys
Hans Lehnert
Germany
George Lehnable
Bavaria
Brooklyn
Schnable
Lehnert
Paul Crouse
Tom McCarthy
George Bothner
Carl Christiansen
Bothner
Nelson
Sailor Nelson
Hoppe Defeats Schaefer In Balk-Line Exhibition
Willie Hoppe defeats Jake Schaefer 400 to 306 in an 18.2 balk-line billiards exhibition at Grulin's academy on Sixty-fifth Street. The event kicks off a ten-match series to prepare Schaefer for Hoppe’s upcoming clash with George Sutton on March 27 in the city.
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Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Grulin
Schaefer
Delmour
Lawrence
State of
New York
Hugh Delmour
Lawrence Delmour
Ioin McClure
City of
County of New York
County of
Abner C. Thomas
Daniel J. Dowdney
Conklin Wins Second Game in National Amateur 14.2 Billiards
In Chicago on March 16 C F Conklin defeated B W Gardner 400 to 271 in the National amateur 14.2 billiard tournament. Conklin led from an opening 141 and posted averages around 12 28 31 while Gardner struggled with open table play. Gardner’s best innings were 40 and 51 in two frames. Also Harry Wright of San Francisco defeated J P Poggenburg of New York 400 to 165 in the third game. Wright averaged 20 and Poggenburg 8 62.
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Chicago
C. F. Conklin
B. W. Gardner
Passaic
N. Toby
Conklin
Gardner
Harry Wright
San Francisco
J. P. Poggenburg
New York
Wright
Poggenburg
Supreme Court
New York County
Mary E. Chatry
John F Poillon
Vesey Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of
Joseph P. Day
Bronx
City of New York
Wyse
John G. van Horn
23D Ward Land Improvement Co
Paul Mayer
Register of
City and County of
Borough of Manhattan
New York City
Stephen P. Nash
Wallach & Cook
Wall Street
B. L. M. Motor Car Co
Charles Shongood
United States
Southern District of
Delevan St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jones & Lamson Turret
Warner & Swazey
Pratt & Whitney
Prentiss Bros
le Blond
Star
Young
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Hunter
Bradford & Reid
Chas
Showgood
U. S
Selis
Luker Brothers
Bright St
Jersey
N. J
Charles May
Louis Lichtenberg
Broadway
Cassignol Breaks Even in March Billiard Showdown
French billiard expert F Cassignol faced two top rivals at Slosson's Academy. He beat George F Slosson 300 to 216 in the afternoon with a 140 point run and 916 14 average, then lost to champion George Sutton 240 to 300 in the evening.
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F. Cassignol
Slosson
George F. Slosson
George Sutton
Cassignol
Slasson
T Pion
Simptly
Sutton
Downs Defeats Phillips 60 15 in Doyle's Academy Pool
In the John T. Doyle's Academy pool tournament last night Downs defeated H. Phillips 60 to 15 after a steady performance. Downs totaled 14 points with no misses, while Phillips managed a best run of 6 with 11 points. Tonight A. Smith and W. Bradley are set to play.
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Downs
H. Phillips
John T. Doyle
Phillips
A. Smith
W. Bradley
Phillipp
Oblatt Edges Dittman In Close Daly's Three-Cushion
Oblatt defeated Dittman by 0 points to 22 in Maurice Daly's billiard tournament last night. The match lasted eighty three innings with Oblatt showing strong final phase control and a best run of two. Dittman led early with a high run of four before settling for second. Leidig drew next up against Dittman tonight.
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I. Oblatt
G. Dittman
Maurice Daly
Academy
Oblatt
Ivories
Dittman
P. Leidig
Miles to Play Tennis at Tuxedo Park Exhibition
Ex amateur English court tennis champion Eustace Miles and world champion Peter Latham arrive in Boston and head to Tuxedo Park for a series of exhibition matches. Miles aims to regain the US court tennis title from Jay Gould, with Gould meeting Latham in an April exhibition after the America championship tournament.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Eustace SH. Miles
England
Peter Latham
Atlantic
Boston
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Tennis and
Miles
Mr. Latham
Jay Gould
United States
Latham
New York
Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League to Hold Meeting
The annual meeting is set for 4 P M tomorrow at 56 Beaver Street room 35. Membership applications must be submitted at the gathering. Indications point to a successful season as clubs show strong interest.
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Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League
Beaver Street
Flounder Fishing Opens Season Across Long Island
Flounder fishermen enjoyed a strong run at Jamaica Bay on Sunday as springlike weather spurred catches along the Long Island trestle bridge and near Rockaway Beach. James Turvin and Henry Spicer reported twenty fish, Hempstead Harbor crews landed several keepers, and Glen Head veterans tallied forty pounds among the opening-day catch.
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Jamaica Bay
Long Island
Rockaway Beach
James Turvin
Henry Spicer
Hempstead Harbor
Glen Head
New York Bowlers Lead At National Bowling Meet
New York bowlers led the prize winners at the National Bowling Association tourney in Rochester, taking top money across five man teams two man teams and individuals totaling 1500 dollars. Newark M J James Watt Bridgeport Conn Staten Island Bronchos claimed shares as Brooklyn teams argued dominance. The sweepstakes two man teams finale drew 27 starters with Cleveland pairs taking top pins while world champions Smith and Dunbar placed sixth.
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New York
National Bowling Association
Rochester
Lee R. Johns
W.weingarth
Newark
M. J
James Watt
Bridgeport
Conn
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Superbas
Walter
Schwartje
Fred Schwartje
Cleveland
Johnny Smith
Alexander Dunbar
Johnny Voorheis
Lee Johns
Duffy Named NYU Track Coach Reviews Prospects
Arthur Duffy arrived at University Heights to inspect NYU track material. He praised sprinter Golden from Xavier Preparatory and listed Clayton, Johnson, Young, OShaughnessy, Butler, Brown, and Frank as promising athletes. Outdoor training begins Wednesday.
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Arthur Duffy
New York University
University Heights
Golden
Xavier Preparatory
Clayton
Johnson
Young
O'Shaughnessy
Butler
Brown
Frank
Capron Dropped From Minnesota Faculty For Deficiency
George Capron, a standout quarterback from last year’s Minnesota University football team, was dismissed by the Minnesota Faculty today for deficiency in studies. The move removes a leading intercollegiate player from the team amid ongoing academic scrutiny.
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New York Times
Minneapolis
Minn
George Capron
Minnesota
Trinity School Second Team Beats Columbia Grammar 25 19
Trinity School second team won 25 to 19 against Columbia Grammar second quint yesterday afternoon. The Trinity squad controlled the contest from the start and held a comfortable lead most of the game.
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Trinity School
Columbia Grammar
suites of 5 rooms in elevator apartment at 300 West 17th
Five room suites with modern improvements in a corner elevator-building at 300 West 17th Street near a north or south avenue. Monthly rent described as moderate. Contact for details.
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Royal Court
160Th Sq
St. Nicholas Av
Bath
112Th St
Cathedral His
West 17Th. St
van Dyke
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the Gotham
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Lenox AV
Colford
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L. J. Carpenter
26Th St
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East Kist St
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American Real Estate Co
Simpson St
A-Re-Co
Westchester Av
Simpson Street
Tiffany St
Dongan St
Bronx
Westchester
Southern Boulevard
Trinity Ave
151St St
Summit
164Th St
Ogden Av
155Th St
Amsterdam AV
Jackson Avy
Wm. E. Diller
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Metropolis
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Ghalfonte
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