Golf Breakers Ahead Split in United States Golf Association
Western Golf Association threatens independence amid Western push for a Western president and equal voting power. Debate centers on governance and rules with possible 1919 nationalization. Chicago and New Jersey officials weigh in on membership and leadership.
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United States Golf Association
Western Golf Association
National Golf Association of
Ameria
United States
Soece
Pittsburgh
Charles F. Thompson
Homewood Country Disb
Silas H. Strawn
Third of the West
New York
House of Lords
House
Tste Clube
Tern Golf Association
Scotland
Royal
Golf Club
Andrews
Wilce to Lead Wisconsin Eleven
John Wilce of Milwaukee was unanimously chosen as fullback on the All Western team this year and today elected captain of the University of Wisconsin football team for 1929.
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Wilce
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
John Wilce
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Navy Gymnasts to Meet Columbia This Season
Annapolis reports the Naval Academy will host dual gymnastic meets with the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia, and likely Lehigh on February Saturdays. The 1930 season marks the midshipmen’s third year in this sport with a developing team expected to show progress.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Lehigh
Midshipmen
Rome
Irish Thoroughbreds Sail to France and Germany on Minnetonka
The steamship Minnetonka will carry a large consignment of thoroughbreds from New York to Europe. Nearly 17 horses are aboard including Irish Lad, Ascot Belle, Monroe Doctrine, Ravello Li, and notable arrivals from J B Haggin, J E Widener, John M Madden, and Allen Winter who set a world trotting record.
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Minnetonka
Atlantic Transport Line
France
J. B. Haggin
Elmendorf
Kentucky
Germany
Herman R. Duryea
Ascot Belle
Monroe Doctrine
Ravello Li
Frank Gill
J. E. Widener
Widener
John M. P
Coligny
Sir Lomnewood
Caller
Tigers Win at Hockey Practice Over Crescent A C
Princeton defeated Crescent Athletic Club 3 to 3 in a St. Nicholas Rink practice game. Brush scored twice and Phillips once for Princeton, with Hardy and Walker scoring for Crescent. Peacock in goal stood out as Crescent faded after a fast start, while Princeton improved as the first-period goals decided the outcome.
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Princeton
Crescent Athletic Club
St. Nicholas
Collegians
Brush
Phillips
Hardy
Walker
Crescent
Dwight
Peacock
Tigers
Hrush
Fast Cyclists to Meet at Madison Square Garden Night Event
The annual short distance meet preludes the six day grind with stars Kramer Dupre Major Taylor in a three cornered heats race. Walthour races against Wills in a ten mile motor paced event as top sprinters pace followers and middle distance men clash indoors at the Garden.
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Madison Square Garden
Frank Kramer
America
Victor Dupre
France
Taylor
Dupre
Europe
Friel
Poulane
Garden
Bobby Walthour
Albert Edward Wills
Wills
Jimmy Michael
Columbia to Field Varsity Crew Next Spring
Columbia University Rowing Club directors announced a varsity crew for spring. The $8,000 debt from past rowing activity has been paid, with undergraduates contributing about $4,000, graduates $1,000, and $1,000 from resident Butler, enabling early practice.
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Columbia
Columbia Rowing Club
Morningside
Morton G. Bogue
Walter Bradley
Columbia University Rowing Club
Arthur D. Alexander
Butler
Trotting Board Ends Deliberations on Axto Deception Case
The National Trotting Association board at Murray Hill Hotel closed several cases including a fraud claim against F. J. Richardson of Coldwater Michigan and the mare Axto for racing as a weanling though she was a mature horse. Other appeals and fines were denied or upheld as proceedings concluded.
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National Trotting Association
Murray Hill
F. J. Richardson
Coldwater
Mich
Axto
Brown Axe
Ottawa
Gosher
Richardson
Rowell
Buffalo
Niagara County Agricultural Society
Lockport
N. Y
Lewis M. Siever
Williamstown
Pine Tree Stables
Lewiston
el Galo
Brownette
Theodore Shaffer
Lancaster
Ohio
CC. W. McRae
J. W. Carns
Carroll
James Fogarty
W. B. Powell
Girard
Penn
Jim Kennedy
King Wilkes
A. H. Bragg
Fairfield
Frank R. Hayden
William ¥. McMullen
Fall River
Mass
Grant Steffee
Akron
Sidney Kenney
Philadelphia
W. E. Williams
Danbury
Conn
Fred Isbell
New Bedford
High Price Paid for Two-Year-Old Trotter Robert C
Lexington reports the two-year-old trotter Robert C by Peter the Great Cocoon sold for 12.00 to C. G. Moore of St. Clair Michigan. The forked stallion had won the Lexington Stake in October trots and placed fourth in the two-year-old futurity, marking a record price for the era.
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Lexington
Robert C
Peter the Great
Patchen Wilkes
C. G. Moore
St. Clair
Mich
Mechanician Committed After Turnpike Auto Crash
Andrew J. Murray, mechanician to Emile Striker, was committed to King's Park state insane asylum after a Mercedes owned by Robert Graves overturned on the Jericho Turnpike while Striker was practicing for the Vanderbilt Cup two months ago. Murray, treated at Nassau Hospital for a head wound and other injuries, had been confined there. Striker, who drove the car, was also hurt and was later killed in a 24 hour race at Birmingham, Alabama, on November 17.
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Andrew J. Murray
Emile Striker
Robert Graves
Jericho Turnpike
Long Island
King’s Park
Murray
Nassau Hospital
Striker
Birmingham
Ala
Ganzel Still Holding Out In Rochester
John Ganzel formerly with the Cincinnati National League club left Rochester after a long talk with Rochester Exhibition Company president Chapin. Ganzel has been purchased by the Rochester team and may take control, but he will delay a decision until after the national commission and Eastern League meeting in New York next week.
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Rochester
John Ganzel
Cincinnati
Chapin
Rochester Exhibition Company
Ganzel
Mexico
National Commission
New York
Cross Country Championship Held at Celtic Park
The Public School Athletic League annual cross-country championship takes place this afternoon at Celtic Park Long Island starting at 2 30. Sixty one boys from seven schools compete in the event. A new serial The Ring and the Man is now running in the Sunday Tribune and is described as intensely dramatic and timely.
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Celtic Park
Long Island
Ring
The
Sunday Tribune
Letter defending George Washington football amateur status
W F R Phillips M D chairman of the university athletic council writes to The Tribune defending GWU football players as amateurs. He disputes claims by Corach Brown of Washington and Lee that GWU players would be ineligible elsewhere, says Brown provides no proof, and asserts GWU adheres to Intercollegiate Athletic Association rules.
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Corach Brown
Washington and Lee University
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Esteen
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Coach Brown
Washington
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the
United States
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M. D
Athletic Council
Tribune
Virginia
Harvard Coach Receives Roosevelt Congratulation Letter
Percy D. Haughton Harvard head coach has a letter from President Roosevelt praising his work with the team that defeated Yale. Haughton keeps the letter private as personal. The Tribune previews Cyrus Townsend Brady’s serial continuation tomorrow.
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Percy D. Haughton
Harvard
Roosevelt
Yale
Haughton
Auto Trade Divided Over Track Racing Debate
Dealers and manufacturers on Automobile Row split after the American Automobile Association's annual meeting resolution opposing track racing. Leaders like Harry Lozier supported properly run events, while General John T. Cutting and others argued racing harms business. The piece notes endurance and hill-climb contests as preferable and cites the Grand Prize entrants including the Fiat driven by Louis Wagner and Maxwell cars arriving for the Savannah event.
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American Automobile Association
Harry Lozier
Lozier
Motor Racing Association
Brighton Beach Track
John T. Cutting
Oldsmobile Company
Keeler
Oldsmobile
General Cutting
George W. Bennett
White Company
Europa
Bennett
M. J. Budlong
Packard Automobile Company
Charles Matheson
Matheson Automobile Company
Matheson
Bonaparte Wins Point in New Haven Stock Case
The U S Circuit Court granted expedited handling of Attorney General Bonaparte's bid to compel the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad to relinquish Boston and Maine stock. The railroad's constitutional defense was overruled. The case may reach the Supreme Court as legal questions remain.
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Boston
Bonaparte
United States
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
United States Circuit Court
New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Boston & Maine
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Massachusetts Trolley
John TY. Billard
Meriden, Conn
New Haven Company
New England Investment Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Reaches Rails Agreement
The Pennsylvania Railroad and steel makers settle terms on rail quality and price after a year of dispute. An order of about 160000 tons is expected within a week at a price of 5 a ton for standard rails, with discarded rails sold at a reduced rate. A total 400000 tons across roads could cost roughly twelve million dollars.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Steel Companies
Pennsylvania
Williams Approves Wall Street Safe Deposit Company Incorporation
Albany December 4 Superintendent Clark Williams of the State Banking Department announced approval of a certificate of incorporation for the Wall Street Safe Deposit Company with a capital of $190 000. Directors listed are Herbert L Griggs Anson W Hard George L Rives William L Matheson and Henry C Swords all of New York.
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Albany
Clark Williams
State Banking Department
Wall Street Safe Deposit Company
Herbert L Griggs
Anson W. Hard
George L. Rives
William L. Matheson
Henry C. Swords
New York
Automobiles for sale large 7 passenger Pierce Demi-Limousine
Cash price 3500 for a 45 Demi-Limousine Pierce in perfect condition. Originally over 6000, offered by A. P. Ketchum at Hotel Latham 28th St and 5th.
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Pierce
A. P. Ketchum
Latham
28Th St
Brokers and Yuletide at New York Produce Exchange
Preparations for year end celebration on December 31 with I A Morey leading an entertainment committee. Tickets issued to families below Canal Street. each child receives a candy basket and toys. About fifteen hundred children and five hundred adults expected. tickets distributed by multiple charities. Other exchanges plan Christmas observances this year after last year’s panic.
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New York Produce Exchange
I. A. Morey
Morey
Canal Street
Charity Organization Society
The
United Hebrew Charities
St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church
Trinity Mission
St. Paul's Mission
Salvation Army
the Volunteers of America
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Produce Exchange
Bond Issue Oversubscribed by Local Bankers and European Participants
Local bankers in the underwriting syndicate for the $30,900,000 St. Louis and San Francisco 5 percent gold bonds received their allotments yesterday. The issue was considerably oversubscribed and many participation applications were cut down. European bankers also exceeded the total allotment available.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Speyer & Co
Iron price advance reported by Birmingham foundry buyers
Birmingham district pig iron makers quote No. 2 foundry iron at 1350 a ton, up 59 cents, with few sales at this level. Iron sold for delivery in the second quarter next year has averaged about 13 a ton.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wheat market steadies after record highs and mixed grains
Chicago reports bullish yet nervous trading in wheat with May at 111 and July at 1.4% per bushel and December at 196. cash wheat quiet. Corn and oats stay firm as hogs boost provisions. forecasts warn of cold wave later, aiding selling pressure. Receipts show light arrivals across grains.
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Chicago
Hberal
Liverpool
St. Louis
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
New York Market Report on Beans Peas and Butter
Receipts show 2528 bags beans and 460 bags peas with steady tones for domestic white beans. Export activity in red kidney around 237 to 243 cents. large Mediterranean stock via Aria steamer affects trades. Butter trade quiet with firm high grade prices, medium to choice barely steady, creamery held stocks selling at present rates.
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New York
Aratia
Mediterranean
California Iima
Whira
Lima
California
Cheese and dairy market notes from a crowded trading day
Cheese receipts today rise with 2 000 boxes forecast from exporters while skim milk and full cream variants show firm prices. Eggs supply tight with Western and Southern demand pushing prices higher. fruit and vegetables see mixed activity with Florida oranges weak but apples and cranberries holding firm. Western creamery and Canadian markets quote varied prices for full cream specials and skimmed milk products.
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