McCarty Wins Amateur Title In Rare Shooting Conditions
Under tiring weather at Travers Island NYAC McCarty of Keystone Shooting Leaguer Philadelphia won the amateur championship by a total score of 92 from 120 targets. Despite rain haze and a northeast wind, he posted strings of 5 5 5 plus a final 5. Foord and Culver followed with strong showings, Hendrickson faltered early, and a Newark teen and Mrs Butler each competed amid challenging conditions.
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G. S. McCarty
Keystone Shooting Leseur
Philadelphia
United States
Travers Island
New York Athletic Club
McCarty
Foord
Culver
John H. Hendrickson
Bergen Beach
Hendrickson
X Foord
Wilmington
Del
Exasset
S& GB
Gand
D. Culver
Betts
Newark
G W Butler
Troy
D. A Upson
Cleveland
Wes & Dr. Gleason
Okiyn
I. Hendrickson
Brooklyn
Hahier
Skating Records in Danger at Nicholas Rink Tonight
Nearly one hundred speed skaters will race at the Nicholas Rink tonight with indoor records in the half mile and two mile events likely to fall. Leading riders include Phil Kearney Clarence Granger Joe Miller and Woodward Sumter as they form the finsh heat in a bid for top honors. novice one mile events draw thirty hopefuls under Eastern Amateur Skating Association supervision.
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Che & Nicholas
Phil Kearney
Joe Donoghue
Newbury
Clarence Granger
Wanderers
Howrytab
Joe Miller
New York Athletic Club
Verona Lake
Woodward Sumter
Long Granc
Shrewsbury River
Tenge
Dyers Togesther
Infinite
Powers
Orange
Verena Iskes
Hoteken
Saratoga
Ambirinus
Coggey Under Fire At City Hall Hearing
Commissioner John V. Coggey of the Department of Correction faced blunt questioning from the Cassidy finance investigating committee. He admitted reliance on subordinates for knowledge of operations and acknowledged the budget lacked stock on hand figures. The auditor John P. Dreyer outlined requisition methods and noted questions about meat contracts and unnecessary luxuries at Blackwell's and Burt's Islands.
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John V. Coggey
Department of Correction
Cassidy Finance Investigating Committee
City Hall
Charles A. Collin
Senator Cassidy
Coggey
Collin
Commissioner Coggey
John P. Dreyer
Department
Blackwell's Island
Burt’s
Guggenheim defends no cause for worry over copper firms
Daniel Guggenheim, president of American Smelting and Refining, dismissed rumors about the Ryan Cole copper project and said the merger plan changes nothing for his company. He emphasized copper refining is central to AS&R and that extensive copper smelting capacity remains limited to their plants. The market fell on the day’s break in Smelters, with most major stocks slipping before late buying nudged some back.
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Daniel Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Company
Ryan-Cole
Havemeyers
Arbuckles
Mr. Guggenheim
Ryan- Cole
United States
American Smelteing and Refining Company
Regt
American Smelters Securities Company
Tkally
Copper Commission Smelters
Cmpany
Copper Commission
Zan Smelting and Refining Company
United Sates
Republic of Mexico
Americas Smelting and Refining Company
Securities Company
Steel
Southern Paciffic
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Pomfret Seven Triumphs Over St Mark's In Hockey
Pomfret School seven defeated St. Mark's 5 to 1 at St Nicholas rink. Clark opened scoring in the first period. In the second, Norton and Chauncey added goals, followed by Norton again and Chauncey closing the scoring. Referee Russell. umpire Hornfeck. Time halves 20 and 15 minutes.
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St. Nicholas
Pomfret School
St. Mark’s
Clark
Pomfret
St. Mark's
St Mark's
Norton
Chauncey
Dewey
Alexandre
Summery
Stevenson
Chaunceylark Norton
Major Tomes
W Russell
Hockey Club of
New York
Empire—H._ Hornfeck Wanderers
Geals
Shrubb Signs to Race Longboat in Marathon Challenge
Alfred Shrubb, the English long distance runner, signed to race Tom Longboat over the full marathon distance in Madison Square Garden in January. Longboat, fresh from defeating Derando, will train in Canada and Buffalo before meeting Shrubb in New York, while Derando competes in St Louis, Kansas City, and Chicago.
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Alfred Shrubb
New York
Tom Longboat
Madison Square Garden
Shrubb
Longboat
The
Tribune
Derando
Boston
Tom Flanagan
Canada
Buffalo
St Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Auto Accidents in England Increase in 1965
Washington reports continuing rise in motorist violations and crashes in England despite fines and stricter rules. Secretary of the British Highways Protection League cites 100 deaths in July to September 1965 versus 88 in the same 187 period, with accidents up from 311 to 344.
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Washington
England
British Highways Protection League
Bureau of Manufactures
Mahin
Nottingham
Montclair Golf Club Elects Officers for New Year
Montclair Golf Club officers were elected Thursday with H. H. Spies as president T. H. Stephens as vice president Walter Brown secretary and treasurer Jason Rogers captain. Executive committee includes D. Backus H. B. Perley E. W. Townsend H J Dreste and J. A Keisey Greens committee Dreste chair Jason Revers and J. A Keisey House committee Walter Brown chair W B Perley and E. W. Townsend Membership committee Backus chair T. H. Stephens and Walter Brown Tournament committee Jason Rogers chair.
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Montclair Golf Club
H. H. Spies
T. H. Stephens
Walter Brown
Jason Rogers
D. Backus
H. B. Perley
E. W. Townsend
H_ J Dreste
J. A. Keisey
Greens Committee
Dreste
Jason Revers
J. A
Bonhag Denies Pro Career Move For Mara Marathon
George Bonhag, former indoor long distance champion, denies thoughts of turning professional to race in Mara Marathon events. He plans no amateur quit and may try shorter races, including the mile, training at Columbia College daily and set to appear at the Xavier A. C. games at the Od Regiment Armory on January.
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George Bonheg
Auto Run for Women in New York to Philadelphia
Entry blanks were issued yesterday for a two day run by the Women s Motoring Club of New York from New York City to Philadelphia on December 2 and 3 The event marks the first all women run in the country with prizes in classes and a focus on driving skill grace and tire reliability The start is at the Hotel Plaza with hospitality in Newark and Philadelphia escorts A bronze trophy will be given by Benjamin Briscoe to the Maxwell contingent and entry forms are available from secretary Alexander Schwalbach Thoroughfare Building Simultaneously a three day automobile carnival is planned for New Orleans February 20 21 and 23 with a twenty four hour race on the second day and stock car sale rules to keep cars cash priced The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce considered an international auto race next fall but failed to secure support and resolved to appoint a committee if revived The Briarcliff Trophy stock car race dispute prompts a suit by the race committee against State Engineer Skene to recover a 460 deposit for alleged road damage with a claim of 34000 costs.
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Women's Motoring Club of
New York
Philadelphia
Hotel Plaza
Newark
Quaker City Motor Club
Allied Automobile Clubs
Philadel
Benjamin Briscoe
Maxwell
Alexander Schwalbach
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Savannah
Chatham County
Automobile Club
Chamber of Commerce
Skene
Indoor Athletic Games at 2d Regiment Armory
A carnival of sport at the 2d Regiment Armory by the College of the City of New York features Olympic and national champions in a 60 yard scratch race and a four mile race. Notables Melvin Sheppard Harry Hillman Charley Bacon Harry Gissing and Jim McEntee headline the field with Mike Driscoll Fred Sellars Tom Collins Win Bailey and others in the 60 yard event. The 24 Battalion Naval Militia Athletic Association hosts two hundred athletes with Rear Admiral Goodrich attending.
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Carnival of Sport
College of the City of New York
2D Regiment Armory
Melvin Sheppard
Harry Hillman
Charley Bacon
Harry Gissing
Harry Sediey
Jim McEntee
Mike Driscoll
Fred Sellars
Tom Collins
Win Bailey
Eddie Carr
Joe Maione
William Kramer
Jim Clarke
John Reilly
24 Battalion
Naval Militia Athletic Association
Armory
Red Street
Brooklyn
Goodrich
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Racing Test Case Postponed in City Park Arraignments
Judge Baker ordered the arraignment of S F Heaslip W W Lyles Placido Frizerio and RM Sheffield in connection with the one race meeting at City Park. The arraignment is postponed until Monday Edward Corrican is expected to arrive in New Orleans by then to be arraigned with them.
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New Orleans
Baker
Criminal Court
S F Heaslip
W W. Lyles
Placido Frizerio
RM. Sheffield
City Park
Edward Corrican
Maddern Knocks Out Glover In Fifth Round Bout
Frank Maddern stopped Mike Glover in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout at the National Athletic Club last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Maddern
Mike Glover
National Athletic Club
Censure for Chicago Tickets in World Series Handling
The National Baseball Commission censured the Chicago National League Baseball Club for mishandling ticket sales during the world championship series with the Detroit Tigers. It urged clubs to push for anti scalping laws and anticipated the commission handling all ticket sales in future series. The report notes no direct proof of club employee collusion with scalpers. It records 690 tickets sold to a single buyer and calls for improved control to prevent scalping.
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Cincinnati
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Cubs
Detroit Tigers
National Baseball Commission
August Herrmann
Harry
Pulliam
Ban B. Johnson
Murphy
Chicago Club
Chicago
Baseball News and Notes from Cincinnati and Baltimore
Cincinnati will get Fromme and Karger from St. Louis to complete the Bresnahan deal with Schiel Murray and Raymond. Baltimore releases Jack Dunn, former manager of the Eastern League club, as of December 18.
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Cincinnati
Dec
Fromme
Karger
St. Louis
Bresnahan
New York
Schiel
Murray
Raymond
Baltimore
Ed Hanlon
Baltimore Club
Jack Dunn
Columbia Five Beats Trinity in Hartford Showdown
Columbia defeated Trinity by 35 to 11 in Hartford tonight. New York players Kienda and Melitzer outran the home team as Gildersleeve and Carroll failed to stop the frequent scoring of the visiting collegians.
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Tribune
Hartford
Conn
Columbia
Trinity
New York
Kienda
Melitzer
Gildersleeve
Carroll
Army Hockey Schedule Shrinks to Thirteen Games
West Point N Y December 1 The Army hockey schedule issued today lists thirteen games all at West Point Hayes is the sole holdover from last season a large group of hopefuls vies for spots The quartermaster is building a rink on the plains likely the cadets best since hockey joined Army athletics The schedule includes games against Newburg Academy Brooklyn Polytechnic Pawling Albany High School Dartmouth Columbia RPI Stevens Tech Company K 7th Regiment Carnegie Tech Cornell Amherst and Williams on various dates in January February and February 22
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West Point
N. Y
Hayes
Army
Newburg Academy
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Pawling
Albany High School
Dartmouth
Columbia
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Stevens Institute of Technology
Company K
7Th Regiment
Carnegie Technical School
Cornell
Amherst
Williams
NYU Defeats St Stephens College 8 to 6 In Heights Tilt
NYU basketball overwhelmed St Stephen's College at University Heights last night winning 8 to 6. New York scored with Stana Dale and Wardenfeld among contributors, while Bowe Girdansky and Newins led St Stephen's. Referee J B Tuohy oversaw the game.
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New York University
St. Stephen's College
University Heights
New York
Stana
Dale - Rg
J Wardenfeld
Newins
L. F. Brodhead
Ene Rae
Girdansky
Smith
Cragie
Four men jailed for Capitol furniture fraud sentence
Harrisburg December 18 Judge Kunkel sentenced four men to two years in prison and a 590 dollar fine the maximum in Dauphin County Court for defrauding the state of 19305 in a wooden furniture contract. Bonds set at 25900 each pending Superior Court review next spring or summer.
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Philadelphia
James M. Shumaker
Johnstown
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
William P Snyder
Spring City
William L Mathews
Media
Treatment for Long Island Newsies
Mrs W Butler Duncan surprised thirty six newsboys at the Long Island City railroad station and ferry entrance with Hippodrome tickets and one dollar bills. Meeks, chief train announcer, will guard the funds and tickets as the boys attend Christmas Eve shows.
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Long Island City
W. Butler Duncan
Are You a Mason in Yiddish Causes A Legal Shuffle
In Essex Market Court Magistrate Droege discharged Jacob Louis Solomon Krassmer Louis silrad and Minnie Piipal who were charged with violating the Sunday law. They staged a Yiddish play titled Are You a Mason but described it as A Son of Beth Israel or A Son of Abraham to avoid the Mason label. Patrolman Freud testified the plot involved a character named Gilead being made a Mason and a son-in-law joining the wife, leading to the questioning and dismissal.
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Jacob Louis
Grand Street
Star Vaudeville House
Forsyth Street
Solomon Krassmer
East
Houston Street
Louis Silrad
Chrystie Street
Minnie Piipal
Essex Market Court
Droege
Freud
Palace Carpet Sells for 740 at Major Rugs Sale
A royal Meshed lace carpet with a dark blue medallion center topped the bids at 740 in the Prince Malhas Mourad Shah Mir collection sale at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. Purchasers included E Post and A Kechan among others. total day receipts reached 311,746.50 with cumulative sales 31,246.50.
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Prince Malhas Mourad Shah-Mir
Fifth Avenue
E. Post
Lockwood
M. Livermore
Tabriz Palace
A. B. Cochran
Louis Sherry
T. V Lucas
E. P. Dutton
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Eastman John
Earling Visits On Pacific Coast Extension Plan
A. J. Earling, president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, arrived from Chicago and is understood to be aiding formation of a new corporation to take over subsidiaries building the Pacific Coast Extension. Officials say the line including the Bitter Root tunnel could connect within sixty days, or about a month before the project's recently stated completion date.
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A. J. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago
Pacific Coast
St. Paul Road
Bitter Root Mountains
Copper trade meeting forms association plans
About two hundred representatives of copper producing refining and selling companies in the United States attended a meeting to organize an association for furnishing statistics and information to the trade. Leading copper interests were absent and the gathering adjourned without definite action. Preliminary steps were taken and a committee was appointed to draft plans for submission at the next meeting.
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the Tribune
Banks Change Homes Today In Major City Move
National City Bank shifts from 52 Wall Street to a remodeled Custom House with over 55 million in gold and 400 to 501 million in securities moved to a new steel vault guarded by mirrors and steam. Dime Savings Bank also transfers 31 million in assets to a new building near Fulton Street, escorted by police and Treasury deputies.
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National City Bank
No. 52
Wall Street
Custom House
Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn
Court and
Remsen Streets
Dekala Avenue
Fulton Street
United States Treasury
Bethlehem Steel denies Bethlehem Company sale rumors
Charles M. Schwab president of Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel officers denied rumors that Bethlehem Steel planned to buy Bethlehem Company. Schwab stated Bethlehem Company and his other interests had not been, nor would be, for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Company
The
Steel Corporation
Mr. Schwab
Fulton Trust Declares 5 Percent Semiannual Dividend
The Fulton Trust Company trustees declare a semi annual dividend of 5 percent payable on January 2. This marks the thirty third consecutive semi annual dividend disbursement by the company.
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Fulton Trust Company
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