Crescent Athletes Honored At Dinner In Brooklyn
The Crescent Athletic Club held its annual dinner in Brooklyn with nearly 300 members attending. Hockey champions received top ovations near the speakers’ table as the Glee Club performed. Leaders such as H L Langhaar and William Dobby were praised, and a Maguire portrait was unveiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Athletic Club
H. L. Langhaar
Athletic Club
Montague Street
Brooklyn
Crescent
Job E. Hedges
William Dobby
Robert Wall
A. Liffiton
C. S. Shirreff
H. O’flyn
Fred Lang
C. Shiebler
Laughnard
Crescent Glee Club
Bill Dobby
Liffiton
Bob Wall
Herbie
Gohbreff
Shiebler
Lang
Jay S. Jones
Walter Camp
Glee Club
E 5
Yale
Camp
William H. Ford
Charles Maguire
Langhaar
Maguire
Presidentanghaar
Julian W. Curtiss
Justice A. F. Jenks
Cyrus C. Miller
Royal 8. Goldsburge
F. Boyd Edwards
A. A. Adams
Columbia to field golf team this season
Columbia will be represented by a 20 man golf squad practicing at Dunwoodie Country Club. The schedule includes matches with leading suburban clubs and other colleges with plans to enter the intercollegiate event next autumn. Planned matches: April 16 at Dyker Meadow, April 18 at Forest Hill Newark, May 9 at Scarsdale, May 16 at Hackensack, May 23 at Siwanoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dunwoodie
Dyker Meadow
Forest Hill
Newark
Scarsdale
Hackensack
Siwanoy
Raincoats Made With Cravenette Process Priced
This sale notice touts raincoats made from substantial all wool cloths treated by the Cravenette Process. It emphasizes rainproof quality without altering wear. Prices range from eighteen to thirty five dollars for the coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cravenette
Spring Over Coats For Men Priced 18 To 40 Dollars
Readable item notes offer various styles of men s spring over coats with price ranges from eighteen to forty dollars. The listing emphasizes affordable outerwear options for the season.
Arch bishop Farley attends St Ann's indoor games crowd gathers
The St Ann's Junior Holy Name Society indoor meet at the Sixty ninth Regiment armory drew a large distinguished audience led by Arch bishop John M Farley in what was said to be his first athletic meet attendance. The event featured multiple races and field events with winners including L J Cahill and J Wilkinson Jr among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Farley
St. Ann’s
69Th’s
Francis J. Sullivan
Holy Name Society
Catholic Athletic League
Sixtyninth Regiment
Sullivan
Joseph Aversa
Cuba
Mer. Patrick Hayes
Father Lewis
L. J. Cahttl
St.Cecelia
W. Ringward
St. Ann's Club
von W. McKenna
E. T. Clark
E. D'Oronzio
H. Mahon
Holy Rosary
H. McCormack
Cathedral
G. Healey
Dominican Lyceum
St.Ann's Club
G. Smith
W. Golden
J. Nihel
Holy Cross Lyceum
G. Schmidt
John McCue
Daniel McCue
Henry Zurner
Ascension
J. Hallock
J. Staughton
W. Stevenson
T. Redmond
Catholic League
Cathedral Club
W. Steinert
W. Felix
F. McCormack
F. O*hare
St. Gabriel's
B. Gleason
M. Andersor
Ne Conway
Philip Moran
St. Ann's
Amateur Athletic Union
J. Wilkinson, Jr
St. Ann
Charles Duffy
St. Phillip
E. W. Hills
Bronx
J. Johnson
John Simons
St. Columba
W. Stock
Fordham
Byrne Wins Handicapped Columbia Fencing Medal Final
Fencer F J Byrne tops the Lawrence fencing medals at Columbia in a handicap contest beating all rivals except H Perrine who won after two extra periods. Miller defeats Perrine in the semifinals to clinch third place. Summary results list multiple bouts among Byrne Miller Perrine Ransom Hauser Pitt Cardozo Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Byrne
Lawrence
Columbia
H. Perrine
Perrine
C. B. Miller
Miller
Byrne
R. S. Ransom
J.O. Hauser
S. Pitt
Co. B. Miller
D. Cardozo
H. Ferrine
S. F. J. Byrne
J. O. Hauser
B. Miller
8. Pitt
Hi. Perrine
Slosson and Hoppe to Contest Balkline Title
George Slosson and Willie Hoppe meet tonight at Madison Square Garden Concert Hall for a 500 point balkline title match. Hoppe, fresh from a Chicago title bid and recent exhibitions, has impressed observers with his improved form since the Schaefer bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slosson
Hoppe
George Slosson
Willie Hoppe
Madison Square Garden
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Schaefer
Gruhn
Adams Leads In North and South Women’s Golf Qualifiers
Molly B. Adams Oakley holds the 87 card to top the North and South women's division at Pinehurst. Julia R. Mix Englewood and Mrs. Allan P. Chase Oakley tie for second at 99, with Chase advancing in the first round by defeating Mrs. George Converse 5 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Molly B. Adams
Oakley Country Club
Julia R. Mix
Englewood
George C. Dutton
Oakley
Allan Perley Chase
Mary Dutton
Miss Mix
Miss Adams
Pene
Molly B.adams
Allan P. Chase
Mary Fownes
Oakmont
George H. Converse
Braeburn
H. St. John Smith
Portland
Ll. B. Elkins
William West
Camden
N. J
Dutton
Julia R
Mix
A. P. Chase
George A Converse
Elkins
St. J. Smith
Boston Marathon to serve as Olympic tryout in London
The Executive Committee of the Olympic Games selects entrants for the Olympic Marathon from the Boston Athletic Association Race to be run in Boston on April 20. It also fixes discus circle size for three tryouts Philadelphia Chicago and the Pacific Coast at 2.50 meters diameter as used in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
London
Phiiladelphia
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Lyon Wins at Hand Tennis Showdown at NYAC
W D Lyon, a premier hand-tennis player, defeated Capt J T Mahoney at the New York Athletic Club. Lyons, giving Mahoney 10 aces, swept the match in straight games 25-19 and 25-16. In the other set H Lyons overcame a 9-ace handicap to beat F Krohle 25-11 and 25-10 after an early stumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Ewry Disqualified Over West Side Games Claim
The National Registration Committee of the Amateur Athletic Union ruled that athlete Kay C. Ewry barred himself from further sanctioned meets by admitting participation in West Side Neighborhood use games on May 2, 1907, not sanctioned by the AAU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Registration Committee
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Kay C. Ewry
West Side
Giants Make Poor Showing With Bat Against Dallas
Giants defeat by Dallas despite strong batting by New York outfielders Stahl and Hemphill. Peters dominates for Dallas while Bresnahan Livingston and Devlin contribute key hits as the Giants struggle to plate runs in a one sided early spring game in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Giants
McGinnity
Joe
Peters
Beecher
Moore
Bresnahan
Devlin
Doyle
Bridwell
New York
Re Ae AE Ye Shannon
Tullos
Merkle
Maag
Donlin
Storch
Seym'r
Maloney
Bresn'n
Fletcher
Hole
Slattery
Dwell
Kerns
McGinty
Shannon
Empire
Mr. Dunlap
Yankees Triumph Over Toledo 9 to 2 in Chattanooga
The New York Yankees defeated Toledo 9 to 2 in Chattanooga as Hemphill shone with three stolen bases two catches in centre and batting .1000. Stahl reached base every at bat and drove a third of New York's runs. The club heads to Atlanta to face the Southern League champions tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chattanooga
Tenn
Yankees
Toledo
Charley Hemphill
Jake Stahl
Highlanders
Atlanta
New York
Pee Niles
Barbeau
Keeler
Hopkins
Stahl
Smoot
Ball
Armb
Ter
Chase
Elwert
H’phill
Lister
Conroy
Chm
Sweeney
Fisher
Manning
O Land
C. Sn
Griffith
Quinn
Vance
Kenw'thy
Kenworthy
Hemphill
Tole
Mr. Gifford
Baseball Scores From Regional Pairings
At Augusta Georgia Boston National 8 Augusta South Atlantic 1. At Jacksonville Florida Jacksonville South Atlantic 5 Brooklyn National 2. At Columbia South Carolina Buffalo Eastern 6 Columbia South Atlantic 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Boston
National
South Atlantic
Jacksonville
Fla
Brooklyn
Columbia
S. C
Buffalo
Gannon Beats Doherty In Six Round Olympic A C Bout
Mickey Gannon defeated Jeff Doherty on points in a lively six-round wind up at the Olympic A. C. in Harlem last night. Willie Mangold defeated Jack Curley in the semi wind up. Willie Jones and Eddie Britt were hustled from the ring after a tame opening. Sailor Stevenson defeated Jack Smith in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Gannon
Jeff Doherty
Olympic A. C
Harlem
Willie Mangold
Jack Curley
Willie Jones
Eddie Britt
Sailor’’ Stevenson
Jack Smith
Columbia and Harvard Play Final Collegians Soccer Clash
Columbia and Harvard meet on South Field this afternoon to close the local college soccer schedule. Both teams share first place with one loss, Columbia leading on points with 21 to Haverford's 11 and a 4 to 8 goal tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Harvard
South Field
Collegians
Haverford
Boxing card at Long Acre Athletic Club features costly fates
Young Shea of Boston survived a stern test from Billy Glover in a six round main event as Glover scored counts in rounds two four and five but failed to finish. Earlier, Young Frenchy knocked out Jack O'Hearn in two, Young Seiger drew with Kid Buttons, and Young Griffo of Brooklyn defeated Mark Anderson when the referee stopped the bout in the fifth after a severe cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Boston
Billy Glover
Long Acre Athletic Club
Glover
Grogey
Young Frenchy
Jack O'Hearn
Young Seiger
Kid ’" Buttons
Young Griffo
Brooklyn
Mark Anderson
Anderson
Jubilee beats Bellwether in Benning third race duel
Old rival jockeys Tommy Burns and Willie Shaw renewed their contest at Benning. Jubilee ridden by Burns edged Bellwether by a half length in the Columbia course six furlong feature. Sugar Pine and Smoker led a busy morning card with sharp finishes and close calls in multiple races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Tommy Burns
Willie Shaw
Benning
Burns
Fred Littlefield
Jubilee
Bellwether
F. R. Hitchcock
Sugar Pine
Smoker
Pantoufle
Columbia
Shaw
McDaniel
Giles
C. Brady
Gilvedear
Shaughraun
Savage
Recruit
Kelleher
Fauquier
Masnada
Pete Dailey
My Grace
Initial
Oneitos
Warrington
Kitty Bellaire
Golden Glow
Banner
James Crawford
McCarthy
Venus
Umbrella
Yorke
Brookdale
Pierrot
Woodline
Columbia Course
McCahey
Grace Cameron
Grandpa
Oroonoka
Ingraham
Whirl
New York Yacht Club Adopts Handicap Racing Rules
The New York Yacht Club introduces handicap racing for the coming season with a new speed per mile basis, replaces elapsed time method on Long Island Sound, and establishes a 11 rule framework including eligibility after three seasons, divisions for schooners and sloops, measurements by a three member committee, and final authority resting with the Handicap Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
National AAU swimming championships open in New York
Out of town swimmers arrive for the National AAU junior and senior meet at the New York Athletic Club with Chicago AAU water polo leader Everett C. Brown arriving to oversee the event. Cherry Circle lineup features Kehoe Gardzek Goetz Laughlin at forwards and Durand McConnell Loehde Hammond at backs, with Maynard Schwartz from Missouri AC entering to contest Eastern rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
New York
Everett C. Brown
Chicago A. A
Cherry Circle
Kehoe
Gardzek
Goetz
Laughlin
Durand
McConnell
Loehde
Hammond
Maynard Schwartz
Missouri A. C
Schwartz
Groff School Dominates Cutler In Interscholastic Hockey Semi
Groff School defeated Cutler School 7 to 0 in the Interscholastic League semi final at St Nicholas Rink. The final will feature Groff against Polytechnical Preparatory in a Kruger Memorial Fund program with detailed lineups and roles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Rink
Groff
Cutler School
Polytechnical Preparatory
Kruger Memorial Fund
Cutler
Henderson
Stark
Farrell
Eee
Rich Carhart
McLoughlin Morrisson
Gees Rover Scan Ducenees Herrick Stiles, Welch
White Durand
Orr
Carhart
Morrisson
Durand
Mr. O'Keefe
Hockey Club
New York
Pool and billiards results from Doyle and Gruhn academies
Gilmour posted a 50 to 31 win in pool after a 17 run effort against Brown at John T. Doyle's Academy. The match extended to seventeen innings. Due to Jake Schaefer's illness Willie Hoppe defeated Edward McLaughlin at Gruhn's Academy 400 to 192.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmour
Brown
John T. Doyle
Academy
Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Edward McLaughlin
Gruhn
Hoppe
Vanderbilt to Be Auto Club Officer
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt of the New York Yacht Club will join the Automobile Club of America board of governors at the April 14 annual meeting. The omission of his name from the nominating committee list is corrected as votes lean toward a more active, popular ticket and an energetic program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
Automobile Club of America
Vanderbilt
Ile
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Robert Lee Morrell
E. H. Gary
The
Automobile Club
United States Steel Corporation
Meadow Brook Club Lists Spring Fox Hunt Schedule
Samuel Willets of the Meadow Brook Club releases the Spring hunting season timetable from late March to mid April. The pack and half-bred hunters are in top form for runs across Westbury, Bull's Head, Jericho, Woodbury, East Williston, Meadow Brook Kennels, and Brookville Church with times mostly 3:30 PM and some 11:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Meadow Brook
L. I
Samuel Willets
Meadow Brook Club
Westbury Station
Bull's Head
Jericho
Woodbury
East Williston
Meadow ‘Brook Kennels
Brookville Church
Conklin Billiard Victor In National Playoff
C. F. Conklin of Chicago defeated H. A. Wright of San Francisco in the second game of the playoff for the amateur National championship in 14.2 balk line billiards with a score of 4 to 3138.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Chicago
C. F. Conklin
H. A. Wright
San Francisco
National buyers list trims trade show cohort in several cities
Arrival of buyers Adams G B Adams Company Middletown New York with carpets and items at Union Square Hotel. Davis Smith Co Tacoma W E Burgess carpets Hotel Victoria. Hicks Hoge Dry Goods Wheeling R J Dickson 95 Franklin Street Hotel Grand. Columbus Dry Goods G M Schwartz fancy goods Hermitage. Woodward Lothrop Washington J O Mogue carpets rugs 438 Broadway Hotel Westminster. Lyon Brothers Chicago J J Cohen over shirts underwear 258 Church Street Hotel Cadillac. Rosenbaum Pittsburg W Rosenbaum leather goods 41 Union Square. Neustadter Brothers San Francisco D Neustadter furnishing goods 86 Franklin Street Hotel Netherland. Smith Murray Springfield P Murray domestics 57 White Street. Sherer Dry Goods J Sullivan carpets Hotel Brottell. Quackenbush Troy G V S Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
G.B
Middletown
N. Y
G. B. Adams
Nion Square
Davis, Smith & Co
Tacoma
Washington
W. E. Burgess
Hicks & Hoge Dry Goods Company
Wheeling
West Va
R. J. Dickson
Franklin Street
Grand
Columbus Dry Goods Company
Columbus
Ohio
G. M. Schwartz
Hermitage
Woodward & Lothrop
D. C
J. O.mogue
Broadway
Missing Entries in Early 20th Century Catalogs
Advertisements list Miss S Buckham and Miss M Mungaven featuring ladies neckwear cloaks and waists at Breslin and Denver Dry Goods with agents in Pittsburg and Denver. Names include Miss Bogie and A F Sittiah with locations Fourth Avenue Nineteenth Street and Hotel Brot tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Buckham
Weisser-Low Company
Pittsburg
Penn
M. Mungaven
Bogie
Brottell
Denver Dry Goods Company
Denver
Col
A F. Sittiah
Fourth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Guide for Buyers Andirons and Lamps in New York Shops
A dense marketplace listing various shops and makers across Manhattan offering antiques lamps upholstery aprons art linens and fixtures. It names Janusch Mfg Co 18 East 22d St for andirons and lamps along with Universal Mfg Co Lafayette St for art and electrical fixtures and other vendors across Broadway 5th Ave and Canal St selling clothing gloves belts toys wall coverings and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janusch Mfg. Co
East
Mfg- Co
Kursheedt Avron Co
B’way
Bentley, Chas. E., Co
Broadway
Henry
Grand St
Edman Bros
Franklin St
Kursheedt Mfg. Co
Novelty Braid Mille
W.n.&t
Sutro Bros. Braid Co
Spring St
F. L. Harding
Union
E. 8Th St
Crav.r.c.co
Boston Hygienic
West 34Th St
J. Goldberg
West 24Th St
Leumann
Boesch & Weingart
B'way
Fountain & Stylo
Diamond Point Pen Co
Fulton St
Pacific Novelty Co
Ferdinand Ehirich & Sons
Weinstein, Max, Co
Spring
Mira
Franklin St. Samuels
I. A
C O
Mill Agre
J. Mitteldorf
Sp Gockatt
West Houston
Harris
West
S. Berliner
Strauss & Meyer
M’d Pictures
Pearl St
Ladies Atlantic Waist Co
Per & Beck
Airman Co
Tally's
Cohen&Pollack
Yale Suspender Co
Selchow & Righter
Canal St
Wall Paper
Wash Wall Suits Co
15Th St
John Sullivan & Son
Hudson St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob T
Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
Central Y. M. C. A
Association
Association Gymnasium
Fulton Street
J.H. Biller
Holloway
Solari
G. O. Kittle
H. Hausleiter
Erasmus Hall
J. H. Biller
Lloyd Gear
R. L. Sanford
F. Holloway
R. J. Solari
J. G. Harris
H. Haustetter
B. King
Ewry
New Yorks
Stahl and
Gannon
Doherty
Columbia Today
Club
Hockey
Chambers St
13Th St
Stetson
Auto Club
Board of Governors
Meadow Brook Hunt Club
Conklin Billiard Victor
Wagner
Hans Wagner
Pulliam
Cautomobiles
Eastern Auto Top
W. 46Th Street
American Morss
Itocar Sales Co
River
FORD
AUTOCAR _ AUTO SUPPLIES
Baker Electric
Bryant Motor CO
Bouton Motor Co
George J. Grossman
Way
51St St
Darracq Éfeine
Sterei
Cot Elmore
FIAT
Holtan CO
49Th St
Bryant
Mammoth Garage CO
White Plains
Frayer Miller
Hotchkiss Import CO
Jackson & Glide
Lozier Sroanitts
Matheson & Pope-Hartford
A. G. Southworth Co., Inc
Columbus Pope
Greater
Auinby
Dr. M.& Co
Seine Aultsen
Freres, B' Way
57Th
Lacroix
Mgr
C. A. Duerr & Co
Royal Tourist
Stoddard-Dayton
Thomas Ead
Motor Car CO
White CO
Welch White
Simplex
Panhard
Newark, N. J
Auto#mobile. Sales Corporation
Ny St
Jordan-Marsh Company
Mase
Lamb
Anton Moe
J. J., & Sons’ Company
Duluth
Minn
J. J. Moe
Nations
Bullock, Rk. B
St. Louis
G. RB. Bullock
R. A. Bullock
J. A. Bullock
Breslin
Garton
Detroit
Mich
E. Gilbert
J. M. Rice
Bresling Fellows & Co
Troy
J. F. Fellows
St. Denis
Porter
J. J
Epstein, J
Baltimore
S. Trautman
Gulsey House
Blumenfeld, Locher & Brown Company
Milwaukee
Wis
J. L. Lochér
May Company
Cleveland
G. N. Freund Clothing
FE. B
Cal
Mr. Frisch
Wellington
Reid & Hughes Dry Goods Company
Waterbury
Lele
Pe Kelvin Beasteln i
Mount & Robertson, Makers
Beavor ST
eSseewomra
Chelsea
York Safe & Lock CO
J. M. Mossman
Maiden Lane
John
Typewriter Exchange
Barclay St. Tei
Cort
Diamonds
J.w.sweet&co
Gremit
Wussess
Finn Bros
Franklin
Nathan's
White St
Exchange Clothing, Co
Park Place
Cortlandt
Central Typewriter Exchange
W. Bist
Bedford Branch Athletics
Bedford Branch Young Men's Christan Association
Bedford Avenue
Monros Street
Samuel Marx
Greene St
Baron & Miller
WM. H. Black
Edgerton, Allen & Dean
Attys
U. S
Nassau ST
Fine Art Society
Christman Sons
Charmig
West 14Th St
Berth
6Th Ave
STARZ
Lincoln Avv
18Th St
2D Av
Steinways
Lohmer
Gabler
Horace Waters
Weser Bros
Steinway
Weber
Winterroth
East 14Th St
E. C.von Gillmann
Central Park
A. L. Carter
West 37Th St
Purchase and Exchange
Antique Furniture Exchange
West 28Th St
Ae Nene
U. S. Army
Whitehall Street
New York City
War Department
Il Smith
Board of Revision of Assessments
Bureau
24Th Ward
Riverdale Avenue
Exterior Street
East 1924 Street
1920 Street
Harlem River
Mow
Herman A. Metz
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