New York Athletic Club Wrestlers Crown Champions
C P Woods won the 158 pound class after three bouts and an extra period as NYAC wrestling titles were decided before a crowded gym. Smith defeated Herrissheim in the heavyweight final while Woods also claimed victories in the 145 and other weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
C. P. Woods
E. L. Smith
Charles Herrissheim
Smith
Grips
F. Olsen
William Beaver
Co. R. Woods
FJ Olsen
C. R. Woods
H. J. Jaeckel, Jr
F. E. Pierce
Pierce
W. P. Baxter
Li W. May
H. A. Jaeckel, Sr
E. L. Campion
T. H. Borck
L. W. Wright
D. N. Enright
Yale Wrestlers Win Intercollegiate Wrestling Meet
Yale won the fourth annual intercollegiate meet scoring 9 points to take first place over Pennsylvania 6, Princeton and Cornell 3, while Columbia scored none. Notable: Foster of Yale defeated Folwell of Pennsylvania. Talbot of Cornell beat Goebel of Yale. Holzworth of Columbia forfeited to Fooster in the semifinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wit
Folwell
Foster
Goebel
Talbot
Holzworth
Fooster
King
L. Dole
Cobb Signs One Year Contract with Detroit Club
Tyrus Cobb, the previous season's American League champion batter, signed a one year contract to play for the Detroit club. He joined the team at Little Rock in a few days after meeting President Frank J. Navin. Navin withheld the exact terms beyond confirming mutual satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Tyrus Cobb
Little Rock
Cobb
Frank J. Navin
Navin
Ticketed Polo Athletic bout tops card on 129th Street
Tommy Lee outpointed Patsy Riordan in the star bout at the Polo Athletic Association at Park Avenue last night. Other fights featured Jack Smith defeating Jack Robertson, Frank Adams beating Jack Chambers on points, Jeff Gaffney beating Tommy Daly in four rounds, Willie Krupp and Jimmy Jiunt drawing, and Buddy Zichler prevailing over Vincent Nardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Lee
Patsy Riordan
New Polo Athletic Association
129Th Street J
Park Avenue
Jack Smith
Jack Robertson
Smith
Frank Adams
Jack Chambers
Jeff Gaffney
Tommy Daly
Willie Krupp
Jimmy Jiunt
Buddy Zichler
Vincent Nardy
Brown Sets New Net Record at Oakland Natatorium
Special to the New York Times from Pittsburgh March 20 Charles J L Brown of the Illinois Athletic Club set a net record plunge of 735 feet at the Oakland Natatorium in the National swimming championships surpassing his St. Louis mark of March 4 M Daniels and Handy of the Illinois and New York clubs did not compete In the senior 500 yard race L B Goodwin of the New York Athletic Club won with Perry McKee of Oakland second Time 7 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Charles JL. Brown
Plinois Athletic Club
Oakland
St. Louis
M. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
Handy
Hlinois Athletic Clubs
L.B. Goodwin
Perry McKee
Victoria of Montreal vs New York Athletic Club Closes NYC Hockey Season
Victo rias of Montreal meet the New York Athletic Club at St. Nicholas Rink to end New York’s best season in hockey. The match caps a historic campaign for the city’s squad with a decisive showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorias of
Montreal
New York Athletic Club
St. Nicholas Rink
New York
Racquet Crackups at Tuxedo Park Exhibition Week
Eustace H Miles ex amateur champion England arrives with Peter Latham world champion to Tuxedo Park for a week of matches. Miles aims to regain the cup from Jay Gould who won it in London last year. Upcoming events include Miles versus Latham and Gould versus Latham plus racquets with Waterbury Collier and Tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Eustace H. Miles
England
Peter Latham
Tuxedo Tennis and
Miles
Mr. Gould
London
Jay Gould
Lawrence Waterbury, Jr
United States
Robert Collier
E. H. Miles
Montague Waterbury
T. Suffern Tailor
Poly Leads At Hockey Interscholastic Championship
In the interscholastic hockey finals at St Nicholas Rink two games were decided. Cutler School defeated Columbia Grammar 3 to 1 in the afternoon. Poly Prep Brooklyn won 5 to 0 against Berkeley, with Hayward and Laughlin scoring four of the five goals for Poly.
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St. Nicholas
Cutler
Columbia Grammar
Poly Prep
Brooklyn
Berkeley
Columbia
Poly
Hayward
Centre
Laughlin
Rover
Brooklynites
NYU Beats Columbia In Gym Meet 321 to 21
NYU defeated Columbia in six gymnastic events at NYU gym. Shoemaker and Fernandez led for NYU with multiple event wins while Ackerman and Wheeler shared second places for NYU. Other winners included Flynn Kingsley and Thompson contributing top finishes for NYU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Columbia University
Columbia
H. S. Shoemaker
J.S. Deskamp
A. Ahrens
Thirt
J. Fernandez
A. P. Ackerman
W. H. Wheeler
D. Flynn
IV Phillips
J. Monsky
H. 5
Shoemaker
A. Rogenkamp
Dixie of Jersey City Captures Dewar Shield in Florida
Commodore BH J Schroeder's Dixie of Jersey City set a new Dewar Shield record for fastest mile on the Palm Beach course and beat the Hudson River mark with an average 29.728 mph. The Dixie also won the twenty mile endurance run and a Florida built boats five mile race saw George Gingra's Trentezept take top honors, with The Bruiser second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
BH. J. Schroeder
Dixie
Jersey City
Hwison River
Motor Boat Club of America
Hudson River
George Gingra
James K. Clark
Ardmore
Penn
Yale Defeats Crescent Athletic Club In Shoot At Yale Field
Yale beat Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn by four points at Yale Field. Yale missed star marksman Benjamin Thaw Jr. while Crescent’s Hendrickson had an off day. Frank Stephenson led Crescent with 88, Trudeau shot 82 for Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven. Conn
Yale
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Yale Field
Crescent
Benjamin Thaw
D Jr
Hendrickson
Elis
Frank Stephenson
Crescents
Trudeau
Record set in weight throw at St Louis indoor meet
Martin Sheridan of the Irish American Athletic Club of New York shattered the world mark in the 56 pound weight throw for height with a 15 feet 7 inch effort at St. Louis University indoor meet, surpassing the previous 15 feet 6% inch record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Martin Sheridan
Irish-American Athletic Club of
New York Tonight
St. Louis University
Columbia Sophomore Team Triumphs Over Freshmen
Columbia's sophomore basketball squad defeated the freshman five yesterday afternoon in a rough annual class contest by 27 to 9. The game, noted for its fierce play, resembled a class fight more than a standard basketball match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Indoor games at St Bartholomew Club draw strong A A U entrants
Metropol itan A A U district athletes compete tonight in the St Bartholomew Athletic Club indoor meet at the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory. The one mile relay features New York A C Irish American A C Aquinas Catholic Club Philadelphia Xavier A C Bartholomew A C and Pastime A C with trial heats starting at 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory
New York A. C
Columbia and Cornell to clash for Milnes Cup in soccer
At 8 o clock today Columbia and Cornell meet in the intercollegiate series for the soccer championship and the Milnes Cup held by Haverford. Both teams are evenly matched with Cornell featuring mostly foreign born players and Columbia largely American born. Columbia has already played three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Cornell
Haverford
Cornellians
Kentucky State Racing Commission Sets 1901 Track Dates
The State Racing Commission allotted race dates for Kentucky tracks Lexington April 22 to May 2 Louisville May 5 to 30 Latonia June 2 to July 18. It also adopted a rule barring any licensed association from sharing racing information with boom operators or their agents in line with the new poolroom law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
State Racing Commission
Kentucky
Louisville
Latonia
Haverford Socker Team Beats Cornell 4 to 2 in Muddy Clash
Haverford defeated Cornell 4 to 2 in Ithaca with Prince Victor Narayan of India shining among the foreigners on Cornell. Furness of Haverford was seriously injured and had to be carried off.
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Ithaca
Haverford Socker
Cornell
Prince Victor Narayan
India
Furness of
Haverford
Intercollegiate swimming meets Harvard at NYC College pool
Tonight the College of the City of New York hosts Harvard in the final intercollegiate swim meet. Exhibition heats feature L. G. Rich of Brookline in a 50 yard event, after Rich’s recent three dead heats with champion Daniels. A 22 yard match race includes Norman Manley of New York A C, Karl Schmitt of CC, and James Refily of West Side M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of the City of
New York
Harvard
L. G. Rich
Brookline Swimming Club
Daniels
Norman
Manley
New York A
Karl Schmitt
C. C
James Refily
West Side
Harlem YMCA inter association athletic meet at Armory
One of the largest gatherings of YMCA athletes will compete at the Twenty Second Regiment Armory tonight. The Harlem Branch hosts the inter association athletic gymnastic meet and aims to set a record.
Princeton Beats Yale In Dual Meet With Three Records
Princeton defeated Yale 34 to 19 in Brokaw Tank Princeton set a 50 yard Intercollegiate record by Denniston 26 25 seconds Beatty of Yale set an Intercollegiate plunge distance record at 71 feet 4 inches Other notes include Gosner of the Baltimore Athletic Club breaking 25 yard backhand record in 16 seconds and Chambers leading multiple Princeton wins through the 100 and 220 yard events
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New York Times
Princeton
N J
Brokaw Tank
Yale
Denniston
E. L. Beatty
Frank Gosner
Baltimore Athletic Club
Chambers
Richards
Tiger
Bamman
Ralli
Goodhue
Catlin
J. W. Chambers
H. Kimball
R. Moses
Alien Gosnél
Manhattan College Baseball Announces 1948 Schedule
Manager Holmes releases a slate for the season with games at New Haven against Yale on March 28 and at New York against St Francis and Wesleyan in April and May. The schedule includes matchups with Brown St Johns Seton Hall Villa Nova and Syracuse plus Vermont and Norwich in June.
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Holmes
Manhattan College
Yale
New Haven
St.Francis
New York
Brown
Providence
West Point
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Wesleyan
Lafayette
Seton Hall
South Orange
Villa Nova
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Middletown
Syracus
Syracuse
Norwich University
Northfield
Vermont
Burlington
Burlington, Vt
Harvard Defeats Columbia in Narrow Pool Meet
Harvard edged Columbia 37 to 26 last night in Columbia gym. Withington set records in the 50, 100, and 220 yard swims as Harker won the plunge for distance at 61 feet 6 inches. Columbia claimed the diving and polo, but Harvard led early and held on despite a late rally by the Lions.
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Columbia
Harvard
Columbia Gymnasium
Withington
McKinlay
Manheimer
Hoyt
Aspinal
Babcock
Arkush
Matz
H. M. Barker
D. B. Hill
A. Fouts
P. Withington
C. M. McKinlay
T. G. Aspinwall
O. M. Werner
H. Guiteras
D. B.hill
Bissell
Leva Nae
Ak Davis Gatch
Haines
Whee Sethe Ie Rol
Eero Vloecins
Hooper Goodwin
Merriam Brown
Si Sr
Butt Holslag
Watson
Brow
Holslag
J. Ruddy
New York Athletic Club
Jacob Schaefer to defend world billiards emblem in six weeks
Jacob Schaefer, world champion at 18.1 balk, has covered a $250 forfeit posted by George Sutton to back his challenge for the emblem. Sutton challenged the Schaefer Hopps winner in Chicago on March 11. Schaefer plans this to be his last contest, health permitting, though his skill drew nationwide protests against his retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schaefer
Brunswick- Balke-Collender Company
George Sutton
Sutton
Schaefer-Hopps
Chicago
Schaefer
Poggenburg tops Jackson in National Amateur billiards play
J F Poggenburg of New York defeated Clarence Jackson of Chicago 400 to 280 in the afternoon National Amateur billiard tournament. Poggenburg showed strong form with a 116 run in the sixth inning and finished 211-19 in the frame. Jackson averaged 14 14 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. F. Poggenburg
New York
Clarence Jackson
Poggenburg
Jackson
Slosson Dominates at His Academy Victory Over Franch Opponents
George F. Slosson outshines both George Sutton and Frenchman F Cassignol in a day-night clash. He posts 60 in five innings against Cassignol and leads 5 0 0 to 3 9 3, while winning the night match by 5 0 0 to 3 9 3. Jake Schaefer beats Willie Hoppe 400 to 314 at Gruhn’s Academy in the first win since the balk-line series began. Ted Sloan defeats E Gilmour 50 to 37 in a 24 inning pool contest at John T Doyle’s academy, with Sloan’s high run reach 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Slosson
George Sutton
F. Cassignol
France
Slosson
Cassignol
Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Gruhn
Academy
Sixty-fifth Street
Broadway
Schaefer
Ted Sloan
E. Gilmour
John T. Doyle
Sloan
Gilmour
McDermott Dairy Company trademark and notice filing
The McDermott Dairy Company certifies its exclusive marks used on milk and cream bottles and boxes, including two diamond shapes with the initials M B D and the name McDermott Dairy Company, with New York City as its business location. Also included is a legal notice of creditors to file claims in the Enterprise Transportation Company receivership in Massachusetts and Rhode Island before May 1, 1998.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermott Dairy Company
State of
New York
McDermott Banger Dairy Company
McD. D. Co
Freshman CCNY Lacrosse Triumphs in Cold Jasper Oval Debut
In the season opener CCNY freshmen defeated Townsend Harris Hall 3 to 1 on Jasper Oval. Strong passing and defense stood out as Berman and Streisand led the freshmen in raw weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of the City of New York
Townsend Harris Hall
Jasper Oval
Berman
Streisand
American Olympic Committee Aids London Fund Drive
Caspar Whitney, president of the American Olympic Committee, received a $250 check from Clarence Mackay yesterday as a subscription to the fund to send a U S team to the London Olympic Games. The executive committee is actively seeking funds to meet the required amount for representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
London
Caspar Whitney
Clarence Mackay
Penn and NYU to race two mile on Schuylkill May 21
Philadelphia reports that the University of Pennsylvania and the New York University eight-car crews will row the National two mile course on the Schuylkill River on May 21. It will be the only dual rowing race for Pennsylvania that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
New York University
Schuylkill River
Pennsylvania
Auction Sale of Boteng Engineering assets in Brooklyn
Public auction announced for April 6 1908 at the Boteng Engineering Corporation factory office at 36th Street and Second Avenue Brooklyn New York. Personal property stock books furniture equipment trademarks and corporate rights are included minus cash merchandise and materials on hand.
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Boteng Engineering Corporation
State of New York
Windsor Trust Company
County of New York
County of Kings
36Th Street
Second Avenue
Borough of
Brooklyn
City of New York
Roteng Engineering Corporation
Mark Trautfield
Department OF Health
Fifty-fifth Street
Sixth Avenue
Borough of Manhattan
Board of Health
Kingston Avenue Hospital
Kingston Aves
Fenimore Street
Borough of Brooklyn
Ly of
Notice to Creditors in Enterprise Transportation receivership
Circut Court of the United States Districts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island issues a notice to creditors. Claims for priority of payment liens or general creditors must be filed by May 1, 1908 with Hollis R. Bailey, Receiver in Boston or with William B. Greenough, Esq., Providence. Those failing to act will be barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court OF the
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
John P. Whealen
Enterprise Transportation Company
Hollis R. Bailey
Congress Street
Boston
Mass
William B. Chewsoueh
Westminster Street
Providence
R. I
Circut Court OF the
John P. Whelan
Enterprise
Transportation Company
William B. Greenough
Ennion Company
Massaterprise Cetts
The Sunday Times Visual Archive Shines With Pictures
It praises The Sunday Times for its many attractive pictures. The photos span a wide range and convey information that is hard to capture in text.
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America
Sunday Times
Pictorial Section Presents Entertaining and Instructive Pages
The Pictorial Section tomorrow offers remarkable photographs of lower Manhattan and a view into the mass of skyscrapers. It will also feature representative works from the National Academy annual paintings exhibition and a photo page showing art with attractive women as subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
National Academy
Pictorial Section Promises Charming Child Life and Stage Photos
The Pictorial Section will feature a half page tale of a sick Teddy Bear and its treatment, appealing to all. A page will showcase attractive young women known in theater, plus new photos of popular opera singers. Included is the newly arrived German star Mme Morena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Morena
Pictorial Section Promises Wide Range of Images
The forthcoming Pictorial Section will feature numerous pictures for general readers. It will include tests of new life saving devices at sea on the English coast shown in photographs. A half page will present a French artist’s Parisian view of the New York to Paris auto race across the United States. Also included are photos of the American Minister on the Isthmus of Panama and portraits of notable men not previously published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New York
Panama
Sunday Times Pictorial Section advised for early orders
Ina l the Pictorial Section of The Sunday Times will be attractive entertaining instructive splendidly complementing the regular news sections special departments and magazine features. The Sunday Times is invariably sold quickly. News dealers are seldom able to meet late requests. Orders for the Sunday Edition should be placed with the newsdealers in advance of Sunday.
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Sunday Times
the Times
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Loraine Collection Agency
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Metropolis Bldg
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Bryant School
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Froebel Normal and
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Olympic Fund
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Maiden Lane
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Cortlandt
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