Golf Breakers Ahead Split Threat in United States Golf Association
Western Golf Association may secede after demands for a Western president and voting parity clash with the Eastern dominated United States Golf Association. Debate over membership rights and the rules code closely ties to the looming leadership vote and potential party split among golf powers.
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United States Golf Association
West
National Association
Mutual Admiration Society
Western Golf Association
Herbert Jaques
Country Club
Brookline
Chicago
Chicago Evening Poet
National Golf Association of America
United States
Pittsburg
Charies F. Thompscen
Silas H. Strawn
Colt House
Gel Association
Bie
Ual
New York
Fortion
House of Lords
House
Scotland
Royal
Golf Club
S. Andrews
Wilce to Lead Wisconsin Eleven
John Wilce of Milwaukee was named captain of the University of Wisconsin football team for 1929 after being unanimously chosen as fullback on the 411 Western team by critics.
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Wilce
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
John Wile
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Navy gymnasts to meet Columbia in February meet
The Naval Academy plans dual gymnastic meets with the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia and likely Lehigh on February Saturdays. The Columbia match is likely February 2, as the midshipmen pursue a third season under this athletic program.
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Antepols
Naval Academy
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Lehigh
Midshipmen
Vast consignments of thoroughbreds sail from port to France and Germany
The steamship Minnetonka carries 17 horses including Irish Lad and other stallions and brood mares bound for Franco Haggin in Kentucky and German shores. Notable names aboard include J. Widener Sir Lomnewood Madden Ogden Allen Winter, with buyers and bidders watching eagerly as horses depart overseas.
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Minnetonka
Atlantic Transport Line
Franco J. B. Haggin
Elmendorf
Kentucky
France
Germany
Herman
John M. P
Coligny
Sir Lomnewood
Caller
East River
John E. Madden
Emelie
Weehawken
Madden
Sir Martin
Fayette
Ogden
James H. McCormick
Bill Scully
Jules Garioch
M. Hogan
Allen Winter
Mereland
Lewis A. Winans
Brighton
England
Tigers Win at Hockey in Practice Match
Princeton defeated Crescent Athletic Club 4 to 3 at St Nicholas Rink in a practice game. Brush scored twice and Phillips once for Princeton while Hardy and Walker tallied for Crescent. Peacock excelled in goal and Crescent showed conditioning to improve.
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Princeton
Crescent Athletic Club
St. Nicholas
Collegians
Brush
Phillips
Hardy
Walker
Crescent
Dwight
Peacock
Tigers
Krush
Goaf
FAST CYCLISTS TO MEET AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
The preliminary to the six day grind opens tonight at Madison Square Garden with a star card of sprinters and pace followers. A three cornered heat race features Frank Kramer Victor Dupre and Major Taylor, with later heats possible by coin toss. Bobby Walthour and Albert Edward Wills will race in a ten mile meter paced event.
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Madison Square Garden
Frank Kramer
America
Victor Dupre
France
Mejor” Taylor
Dupre
Europe
Friel
Poulane
Taylor
Garden
Bobby Walthour
Albert Edward Wills
Wills
Jimmy Michael
Columbia to Have Varsity Crew Next Spring
Columbia will field a varsity crew next spring after the Columbia University Rowing Club announced the debt of 6000 dollars is paid in full. Undergraduates contributed about 4000 dollars while graduates and residents added 2000 dollars to cover loans and expenses, enabling immediate practice.
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Columbia
Columbia Rowing Club
Morningside
Morton G. Bogue
Walter Bradler
Theolumbia University Rowing Club
Arthur ID. Alexander
Columbia University
Butler
Trotting Case Ended With Frauds in Weanling Record
The National Trotting Association board at Murray Hill Hotel resolved several cases including a fraud claim against F. J. Richardson of Coldwater Michigan and the bay mare Axto for passing a mature mare as a weanling in a 2 54 race. Other rulings included reinstatements and denials on various drivers stables fines suspensions with adjournment set for May 1 1909.
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Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill
F. J. Richardson
Coldwater
Mich
Axto
Brown Axe
Ottawa
Gosher
Richardson
Rowell
Buffalo
Niagara County Agricultural Society of
Lockport
Dr. Rowell
Lewis M. Siever
Williamstown
Pine Tree Stables
Lewiston
el Galo
Brownette
S. Theodore Shaffer
Lancaster
Ohio
W. McRae
J. W. Carns
Arroll
James Fogarty
WB. Powell
Girard
Penn
Jim Kennedy
King Wilkes
A. H. Bragg
Fairfield
Frank R. Hayden
William ¥. McMullen
Fall River
Maas
Grant Steffee
Akron
Hio
Sidney Kenner
Philadelphia
W. EB. Williams
Danbury
Conn
Fred Isbell
New Bedford
Mass
Fancy price for a trotter at Lexington sale
The two year old trotter Robert C. by Peter the Great Cocoon sold for 1200 dollars by Patchen Wilkes Stock Farm to C. G. Moore of St Clair Michigan. Robert C. won the Lexington Stake in October trots and earned fourth money in the two year old futurity.
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Lexington
Robert C
Peter the Great
Patchen Wilkes Stock Farm
Toc. G. Moore
St. Clair
Mich
Auto Trade Divided Over Track Racing Debate
Dealers and manufacturers on Automoble Row split over the American Automobile Association stance against track racing. Notables like Lozier supported properly run events, others like Oldsmobile's General Cutting opposed all racing, citing danger and lack of trade benefit. Interest centered on endurance and hill climb contests and upcoming major meets with Fiat Wagner and Maxwell cars drawing crowds.
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American Automobile Association
Soma
Harry Lozier
Lozier
Motor Racing Association
Brighton Beach
John T. Cutting
Oldsmobile Company
Keeler
Oldsmobile
General Cutting
George W. Bennett
White Company
Europa
Bennett
M. J. Budiong
Packard Automobile Company
Charles Matheson
Matheson Automobile Company
Matheson
Bonaparte Wins Point in NYN H & Hartford Case
The US Attorney General Bonaparte wins an expedited hearing for the case to force the NYN H & Hartford Railroad to relinquish Boston & Maine stock. The railroad argues expediting laws unconstitutional, a view overruled. Analysts expect Supreme Court review and possible new Washington administration.
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Boston
Bonaparte
United States
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston & Maine
United States Circuit Court
New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Massachusetts
John ¥. Billard
Meriden, Conn
New Haven Company
New England Investment Company
Mechanician Sent To King's Park After Auto Crash
Andrew J. Murray, mechanic for 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 and Murray were practicing for the Vanderbilt Cup. Murray had been in Nassau Hospital with a severe head wound and multiple cuts. Striker, who drove the car, was also hurt and was later killed in a twenty four hour race in Birmingham 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 of the Cincinnati National League club left Rochester after a lengthy talk with Rochester Exhibition Company president Chapin. The Rochester team has purchased Ganzel and plans to put him in control, but he has a business offer in Mexico and will decide after next week’s national commission and Eastern League meetings in New York.
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Rochester
John Ganzel
Cincinnati
Chapin
Rochester Exhibition Company
Ganzel
Mexico
National Commission
Eastern League
New York
Cross-Country Championship Held at Celtic Park
The Public School Athletic League cross country title race takes place this afternoon at 2 30 at Celtic Park Long Island with sixty one entrants from seven schools. Readers should not miss the new serial The Ring and the Man in the Sunday Tribune, described as intensely dramatic and timely.
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Public School Athletic League
Celtic Park
Long Island
Ring and the
Sunday Tribune
Washington University Football Team Defends Amateur Standing
W F R Phillips M D chairman Athletic Council writes to The Tribune denying charges that George Washington University players were ineligible. He asserts no proof exists from Coach Brown of Washington and Lee and vouches for the amateurs on GWU squad. He urges retraction to avoid harming GWU’s Southern championship standing.
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the Tribune
George Washington
Brown
Washington and Lee University
George Washington University
Washington
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States
Ail
W. F. R. Phillips
M. D
Athletic Council
Tribune
Virginia
South
Pennsylvania Railroad and steel firms reach rail pact
The Pennsylvania Railroad and steel companies settled on rail quality and pricing after a dispute since last year. An order of about 160000 tons is expected within a week at $8 per ton for standard sections with discounts for seconds, aiming to boost traffic quality. The deal could trigger additional orders from other railroads and total as much as 400000 tons, about twelve million dollars.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Steel Companies
Pennsylvania
Trafic
Harvard Coach Haughton Remains Silent on Roosevelt Letter
Cambridge December 4 Percy D Haughton Harvard head football coach declines to publish a private congratulatory letter from President Roosevelt praising his team that beat Yale. The Tribune previews Cyrus Townsend Brady serial follow up tomorrow.
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Cambridge
Mass
Percy D. Haughton
Harvard
Roosevelt
Yale
Haughton
Wall Street Safe Deposit Company Incorporation Approved
Albany officials report Superintendent Clark Williams approved the certificate of incorporation for the Wall Street Safe Deposit Company with a $100,000 capital. Directors named 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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Williams
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
Large Passenger Model Limousine For Sale
48 Dem!-Limousine Pierce in near perfect condition offered for cash at 83 500. Address A P Ketchum Hotel Latham 28th St and 5th.
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Pierce
A. P. Ketchum
Latham
28Th St
Brokers and Yuletide Planned by New York Produce Exchange
The New York Produce Exchange prepares a year end celebration on December 31 with an entertainment committee led by I. A. Morey. A circus style program is likely for poor children from Canal Street area. Tickets limit entry to those families and include a candy basket. About fifteen hundred children and five hundred adults to be invited. Tickets distributed by multiple charities and churches. Other exchanges have not yet announced plans but aim to revive the holiday spirit.
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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 and European Banks
Local bankers who are part of the syndicate underwriting the $20,000,000 St. Louis and San Francisco 5 percent gold bonds, purchased by Speyer and Co., received their allotments yesterday. The issue was heavily oversubscribed with applications for participation cut down. European bankers’ applications also exceeded the total allotment available.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Speyer & Co
Price of pig iron advances in Birmingham market
Birmingham district pig iron makers quote No 2 foundry iron at 1550 a ton, up 5 cents. Few sales occur at this level. Much iron already sold for delivery in the second quarter of next year at 13 per ton.
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Birmingham
Ala
Chicago Wheat Prices Hit New Highs Amid Mixed Trading
Bulls supported the wheat market pushing May to 111 and July to 104 while December matched the prior peak at 196. Cash wheat stayed quiet, with exports totaling 6,190,000 bushels for the week and primary receipts near 860,000. Corn and oats rose modestly with mixed sentiment ahead of a cold wave forecast.
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Chicago
Liverpool
St. Louis
Bradstreet
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Beans And Peas Market Report From New York
New York market bulletin notes receipts of 2526 bags beans and 460 bags peas with steady tone for domestic white beans. Export trade in red kidney and smallish lots shows slight unsettled feeling. Mediterranean steamer Athia arriving with 12 349 bags cans. California lima weak. Scotch peas steady. Prices listed for various bean and pea grades. creamery butter receipts 5008 packages with quiet trade and firm mid to high grade values.
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New York
Athia
Mediterranean
California
Lima
Pennsylvania
Florida
Spitzenberg
Far Western
Newtown
Kieffer
Lée
Cape Cod
Jersey
Satsumas
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Cifia Coast
Peern
Delaware
State
Ohio
Michigan
Philadelphia
Sac
Maryland
Maine
Long Island
CABRA
Siesso
Do State
Cauliflowe Lerma
New Orleans
North Carolina
Connecticut
Orange County
Lewesland
Coorty
de Plain
Bermudas
Romaine
Radsishes
Norfolk
Common
Southern
Hubbard
Baltimore
TO. Matoes
Cheese and egg markets inch higher amid steady cheese sales
Milk products trade shows firmer cheese prices with better demand for skims and stock shipments. Eggs rise on tight supply, with Pennsylvania and nearby whites and Browns fetching higher quotes, while Western markets show strength in firsts and seconds.
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G. Meinert Windeler
Fred James
Hicagro
Leighton Calkins
Metropelican Golf Association
New Jersey State Golf Association
Calkins
St. Andrews
Bener
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Savannah
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Maxwell Machines
A. J. Murray
Rail Makers
Cyrus Townsend Brady
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