Handicapping in Golf Value of Present Plan
The Metropolitan Golf Association will continue its handicap system next season. The handicap committee led by J E Brickeon recommends preserving the nine-stroke list, urging clubs to require letters for unrated players and to report improvements promptly. Net scores at several tournaments show mixed results, with several leaders unlisted on the association table.
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Metropolitan Gol F Association
J. E. Brickeon
F. J. Phillips
Padlay S Douglas
Metropolitan Golf Association
Association
Generals
Fox Hills
Steven Island
Evs
Trube May Race at Indoor Games at 2234 Regiment Armory
The Mevier Athletic Association plans a three quarters of a mile race featuring Trube, the national one mile champion, and Paul Pilerimes at the indoor games to be held January 28 at the 2234 Regiment Armory. Also in the three mile handicap are Coffins, Driscoll, Bellairs, and Batley. Entries close January 2 with J. F. fer at No. 96 West 14th street.
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Mevier Athletic Association
Ean
Trube
S*ing
Paul
Judges for dog show at Madison Square Garden
James Mortimer lists judges for the thirty third annual Westminster Kennel Club show at Madison Square Garden on February 9 and 10. Names include John Black Harrisburg Penn Simon C Bradley Fairfield Conn Bulter Cormen Jr Providence R I Oscar W Donner N Irish terriers H L de Fabry Little Silver N J Great Danes Clair Foster Douglaston Long Island Bull terriers Samuel R Foster Philadelphia Boston Terriers Joseph Graefie Westfield N J Dachshunde Bridgeport Dr James E Hair Conn E Lester J Culper EB Jones Penn Russian wolf hounds Rev T Moore Smith Plainfield N J Cocker Spaniels H W Lacy Boston Br oodhounds St Bernards Newfoundland wolfhounds deerhounds greyhounds bequimaux retrievers Irish water spaniels Clumber Spaniels field spaniels whippets aire d n ion fox terriers eis h 51 hi inmont beech Skye Dandie Theodors Offerman New York French bulldogs H T Peters Islip Long Island Old English sheepdogs J Sergeant Price Chestnut Hill Penn Dalmatians Scottish terriers Roweneath terriers George S Theman Hamilton Mass Schipperkes Pomeranians and all other toy breeds miscellaneous Foxhounds judge to be named later Entries close January 21 James Mortimer 101 Building this city.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Collien Simon C. Bradley
Fairfield
Felt Wititass
Bulld Cormen, Jr
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Om Oecar
W. Donner
Tee N.—Irish Terriers
L. de Fabry
Little Silver
N. J
Clair Foster
Douglaston
Long Island
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Samuel R. Foster
Philadelphia
Bosten Terriers
Joseph Graefie
Westfeld
Bridgeport
James E. Hair
Lester J Culper
EB. Jones
Per
T. Moore-Smith
Plainfield
H. W. Lacy
Boston
Broodhounds
St. Bernards
J. Sergeant Price
Chestnut Hill
George
Theman
Hamilton
Mass
Burns the Favorite in World Heavyweight Title Fight
The Burns Johnson world heavyweight bout in Sydney is set with a referee agreed after Johnson accepted and two judges dropped. Burns lenient odds at 6 to 4 four days ago, and advance seat sales reach 40900 pounds.
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Burns
McIntosh
Johnson
Gay
Matty Mathews Leads In Balkline Billiards Contest
Three balkline billiard games for baseball players were played at Mc Graw's Billiard Academy. Mike Donlin beat Andy Coakley 75 to 39 after a strong 89 high run, while Charley Atherton defeated a Giants leader 74 to 47 on scratch. Christy Mathewson remained top by beating Cockier 75 to 37 and will face McGraw in the afternoon with Sammy Strang set to meet Atherton in the evening.
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McGraw’s
Billiard Academy
Mike Donlin
Giants
Andy Coakley
Donlin
Charley Atherton
Atherton
Christy Mathewson
Cockier
Mathewson
McGraw
Sammy Strang
Polo Team for Abroad Sets Meadow Brook in England Quest
Devereaux Milburn will be the fourth man on the Meadow Brook polo team heading to England next year for polo honors. The trio announced earlier by The Tribune includes Harry Payne Whitney, Lawrence Waterbury, and M. Waterbury. Rated by handicap at 34 goals as Whitney 8, M. Waterbury 8, L. Waterbury 9, Milburn 9 the team is strong and well mounted and poised to make a good showing abroad.
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Meadow Brook Club
England
the Tribune
Harry Payne Whitney
Lawrence Waterbury
M. Waterbury
Whitney
L. Waterbury
Milburn
Condition of Trade and Holiday Retail Outlook
Dunn's Review notes large retail sales of holiday goods and staples, with seasonable dullness in jobbing and wholesale. Mills and plants closed for the holiday. inventories loom for January delivery. Iron and steel output rises. prices mostly steady. Trade activity exceeds a year ago, with improved sentiment and dividend-driven security purchases. Lake traffic falls. freight cars idle reduced by grain and coal movement. Foreign port trade shows import gains and export declines vs 1967. Money circulates, mercantile credits prompt. bank exchanges rise. Bradstreet's confirms holiday expansion, higher retail sales in many cities, though weather slows full development. Wholesale lines focus on inventories. profits down due to small orders and price cuts. next year outlook remains cautiously positive. Collections steadier, money firmer, demand expands.
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Fall River Mills
Gary
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
New York
Uniform Auto Law Aims at New England Pace Uniformity
The Massachusetts Highway Commission drafts a uniform motor vehicle law to be presented in all New England legislatures. It sets a 25 mph road limit and 8 mph in towns, bases registration fees on horsepower, requires adequate brakes, and allows a 10 day nonresident registration period with a pending redefinition of nonresidents. The act expands driver ages, defines chauffeurs, clarifies dealer and garage licenses, and seeks central state approval for local rules to preserve consistency.
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New England
Massachusetts Highway Commission
The
Boston Transcript
Massachusetts
Jersey
Steeplechase Indoors At Tichenor Grand Riding Academy
A féte programme at the Tichenor Grand Riding Academy on December 2 features a steeplechase with two water jumps six brush hurdles and a stone wall as the main attraction. The event ties into the Christmas equestria interest.
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Tichenor Grand Riding Academy
Bronx plot resold site to be improved
Real estate market activity in the Bronx today includes M F Kirby selling to Fanny Lomas for Tremont Temple Congregation Gates of Mercy a 67 by 100 foot plot on Grand Boulevard and Concourse, north of Burnside Avenue. Other deals cover Holmes Realty to modify a four story brick residence, plans for a twelve story office building at West 23rd Street by Charles Kaye, a nine story loft and store at West 23rd Street by Max Solomon, and a two story garage at West 23rd Street being converted into a Roman Catholic church by Rev. James Fitzsimmons. architect Frederick C Zobel and George H Criebel noted.
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M. F. Kirby
Fanny Lomas
Tremont Temple
Gates of Mercy
Grand Boulevard
Concourse
Burnside Avenue
Kirby
B. P. Elks
Burnside Avenue Corner
Henry D. Winans & May
Holmes Realty Company
West Sid Street
Charles Kaye
West 23Th Street
Buchman & Fox
Max Solomon
West 23d Street
Frederick C. Zobel
Lil West
James Fitzsimmons
George H. Criebel
Hunt's Point firm plans 15 brick tene ments in Bronx area
The Hunt's Point Construction Company led by president James F Meehan announced plans for fifteen four story brick tenement houses totaling about 345 000 dollars on Hunt's Point Road near Lafayette Avenue The Bronx project list includes multiple other structures across Brook Avenue Westchester Avenue and Paulding Avenue with various owners and architects noted along with estimated costs
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Hunt's Point Construction Company
James F. Meehan Io
Hunt’s Point Road
Lafayette Avenue
Hach
Bronx
Julianne St
Olinville
Joseph
Giesen
Architec
Brook Ave
Westchester
Fred Williams
Giesen & Williams
Paulding Ave
Dwig
Giuseppe Russo Tatino
John Zuelch
Jesup Ave
Jesup Place
James H Leddy
Bailey Ave
Mary Leen
J W Cole
Eco Lee Nee Oe
Realty Notes: Properties Leased and Sold in Brooklyn and NYC
Van Viiet and Place lease to Conron Brothers Company the premises at 0 West 1th street and sublet 710 West 14th street. Max Marks buys 178 Madison avenue. Henry Ludiowe buys 237 West 100th street, sold by F R Wood & Co for Madeline E Clausen. Burrill Brothers sell three story brownstone at Pol hemus Place Brooklyn to J G Hagegin for Mrs J H Moyer. Lewis H May & Co with Charles F Noyes & Co lease plot on Central avenue Far Rockaway to Fleischman Brothers Construction for years.
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J. H. Moyer
J. G. Hagegin
Lewis H. May & Co
Charles F. Noyes & Co
New York
L. Walters
Central Avenue
Telephone
Far Rockaway
Long Island
Fleischman Brothers Construction Company
Auction Room Notices From Yesterday’s Offerings
Auction records by Joseph P Day and Herbert A Sherman detail properties listed at 209 115th St, 184 ft east of 34 Ave, with mortgages and taxes cited. Second listing covers Lorillard Place area and Hoffman St near 187th St with vacant lots, mortgages, referrals, and amounts due totaling over 21 thousand pounds and 18 thousand dollars in secured debt.
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Joseph P Day
115Th St
Ave
Gwig
Zuckerman
Annie Goodman
Arnstein & L
Attys
J R Truesdale
Herbert A Sherman
Lorillard Place
Mtth St
Hoffman St
G Santangelo
Fleischman Realty and
Con Co
M H Hayman
J S Sheppard
Myrtle Sold in Newark by Warren heirs for 195000
Gustav Lachenauer Robert Menzel and George Mutchler took title yesterday from Edward V Warren to the Myrtle apartment house at Warren street and Sussex and Myrrtie avenues plus four other buildings including two lot tracts. Total was 195000 dollars for the principal property and four other buildings.
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Gustav Lachenauer
Robert Menzel
George Mutchler
Edward V. Warren
Newark
Warren Street
Sussex and Myrrtie Avenues
Real estate sales move through local brokers in city transfers
J. J. Haggerty sells the house at 1441 Bryant avenue to James McManus for Louis V. La Valle. Bauer & Co. broker two 2 story dwellings at 959 and 961 East 132d street and a 2 story with basement at 457 East 146th street for Christopher Stumpf. Henry Acker sells a six story apartment on Longwood avenue near Kelly street. Thornton Brothers Co. sells a three story frame on 169th street and another on 165th street to F. F. McLaren. Gibbs & Kirby sell a Riverside Drive plot near Fifth Street for Mrs Owen Mctorken. Louis Kempner sells 2613 Eighth avenue, a five story tenement with stores, to William J. Roden bach.
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J. J. Haggerty
Bryant Avenue
Louis V. la Valle
James McManus
Bauer & Co
East 132d
East 146Th Street
Christopher Stumpf
Henry Acker
Longwood Avenue
Kelly Street
Thornton Brothers Company
169Th Street
Findlay Avenue
F. F. McLaren
165Th Street
Gibbs & Kirby
Riverside Drive
Owen Mctorken
Louis Kempner
William J. Rodenbach
Eighth Avenue
Building Loan Contracts Note Text and Names
Building loan contracts list several lenders and borrowers with addresses and amounts. Entities include Manhattan Mortgage Company, Southern Boulevard area, Germania Life Insurance Company, McLernon Reality Company, New York Mortgage and Security Company, and various executors and firms. The text references numerous street addresses and loan figures in a fragmented format.
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Manhattan Mortgage Company
Annie D’ambra
Ead
Southern Boulevard
Jennings
Germania Life Insurance Company
Leo Company
Bas Spees
Neo
Tee Tawave
Sox
Eleanor
Benjamin F
Alfred G
Francis C Elgar
McLernon Reality Company
Tee Sidhe
Broadway
Edward Slegman
Isaac and
Henry Mayer
New York Mortgage and Securrty Company
McDowell Construction Company
Judgment filed naming debtor and creditor
The record lists the debtor followed by the creditor and provides the date on which the judgment was filed.
Imports of Dry Goods This Week and Marketings
This week imports and marketing figures for dry goods show total imports 2,56,826 dollars and 4,124,915 dollars last year. Total marketings equal 2,873,728 dollars this week versus 3,975,238 dollars last year and 2,411,798 dollars previously.
Involuntary bankruptcies filed in New York district court
Petitions were filed yesterday in the United States District Court seeking involuntary bankruptcies against Novelty Clothing Company at 7 Bleecker Street by Boessneck Broesel and others with claims totaling 2140 35 and against Arthur M Hirshfield at 278 Sixth Avenue by Ingomar Goldsmith and others with claims totaling 1149 3. Preferential payments are alleged in both cases and Benjamin W Brown was appointed receiver. Assets are stated at about 22000. Involuntary against American Architects Prenge Company of 14 Broadway by New York Edison Company Carey Show Print and others with claims totaling 98066. Petitioners note October 19.
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Bleecker Street
Boessneck, Broesel & O
Arthur M. Hirshfield
Jeweller
Sixth Avenue
Ingomar Goldsmith & Co
Benjamin W. B. Brown
American Architects Prenge Company
Broadway
New York Edisor Company
Carey Show
Lenox Clothing Company Receivers Appointed in Suit
Augustus H. Skillin named receiver for Lenox Clothing Company which operates stores at 2374 Third Avenue 273 Sixth Avenue and 1129 Broadway. Assets include outstanding accounts 7500 and stock fixtures. Harris & Brodek on West 34th Street show liabilities 5318 25 with assets 2590. The firm owes Margolies 1664 at 48 West 34th Street.
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Charles A. Widder
Oscar Schoge
Augustus H. Skillin
Lenox Clothing Company
Third Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
Harris & Brodek
West 34Th Street
Margolies
Outside securities market shows activity and firm tone
Outside securities were fairly active with generally firm prices. Mining issues led activity while specialties drew notable attention. Chicago Subway gained on active trading. Standard Milling rallied early then paused. United Copper was active yet irregular. Cobalt Central and Consolidated Arizona Smelting showed fair demand. bonds had slight inquiry and irregular movements.
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Standard Ol
United Copper
Cobalt Central
Consolidated Arizona
Consolidated Exchange Sees Holiday Tone Narrow Trading
Holiday sentiment steadied the market on the Consolidated Exchange with reduced volume after the first hour of trading. Prices held slightly above the Stock Exchange led by Reading at 140 percent with readings for Southern Pacific Taipen Pacific Smelting and others showing modest gains and dips.
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Adverts and Subscriptions for The Tribune Branches Listed
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