Western golfers threaten secession from USGA
The Tribune reports a Western Golf Association plan to rename as American Golf Association and withdraw from the USGA. The piece weighs the odds of Western factions against conservative West mayors, suggests internal divisions, and notes potential impact on universal rules and governance of the sport. It also touches on horse racing marks, New Jersey auto laws, and early hockey developments in New York.
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United States Golf Association
the Tribune
Western Golf Association
American Golf Association
Western Golf House
Fred J. Wagner
American Automobile Association
New Orleans
New York
America
Italy
France
Savannah
All American Team Defeated by Army Squad in Orient Tour
Manila December 27 The All American baseball team on a tour of the Orient lost to Lieutenant Johnsons picked army team by 4 to 3 This marks the teams only defeat of the entire tour and they remain undefeated otherwise
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Manila
Orient
Johnson
Army
Dinsmore Beats Lorillard In Tuxedo Club Tennis Final
W B Dinsmore defeated Pierre Lorillard Jr in the final for the annual club championship at the Tuxedo Tennis and Racket Club. The match was evenly contested with a score of 6 2, 6 2, 1 6, 3 4, 7 5.
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the Tribune
Tuxedo Park
W. B. Dinsmore
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Tuxedo Tennis and
Strang Defeats McGraw in Baseball Players Billiards
Sammy Strang formerly with the New York National League club and now with the Baltimore Orioles beat John J. McGraw Giants manager in a billiard tournament at McGraw's Academy yesterday. The score stood Sta Strang carried a 6 point handicap and prevailed in the forty first inning. Strang's high runs were 8 9 and 6 while McGraw's were 3 6 and 5.
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New York National League Baseball Club
Baltimore Orioles
John J. McGraw
Giants
Baseball Players
McGraw's Academy
Strang
McGraw
Little Girl Falls Into Coal Chute on Mulberry Street
Carmelia Romano, four, of 83 Mulberry Street, slipped into a coal chute near Hudson Street yesterday. Buried to her waist, she was freed by Patrolman Kirk after the cover had been stolen moments before. Hundreds of Italians gathered as the frightened child was rescued without injury.
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Mulberry Street
Carmelia Romano
No. 83
Hudson Street
Bors
Carmella
Kirk
WORK HARD AT PALACE Show prep for ninth annual car exhibit opens New Year's Eve
The Grand Central Palace hosts the ninth annual show of the American Motor Car Manufacturers' Association starting New Year's Eve. Acting Mayor McGowan will welcome guests as 301 exhibits are readied. Builders, electricians, and decorators race to complete the palace interior with elaborate galleries, a court of honor, and scenic effects. The event features dozens of manufacturers, new entries, and plans for related races and gatherings, with weather and travel complications noted.
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American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
McGowan
S. R. Ball Company
Court of Honor
Broadway
S. RK. Ball Company
Alfred Reeves
Coal gas sickens magistrate at crowded Es sex Market court
Magistrate Droege adjourned the Es sex Market court to ventilate a room filled with coal gas. He complained of headaches from constant exposure and condemned the deteriorating furnaces and flues in the aging courthouse. The janitor cited long usage since the Civil War as the cause of the dangerous smell. The Children’s Society room was so gas-rich that children were kept only briefly for pedigrees.
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Droege
Essex Market Court
Richmond
Children’s Society
Calendar giving by Long Island’s wealthy citizen
Willam H. Ewbanks, an elderly Flushing resident, spent a day distributing calendars printed with the motto Honesty, Industry and Economy Bring Health, Happiness and Wealth. He advised recipients to ponder the maxim as he shifted from gifting Christmas trees and candy due to cost and longevity concerns.
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Willam H. Ewbanks
Flushing
Long Island
Ewbanks
James Ewbanks
Taylor
Hayes and Spring Race Open Cross Country in Bronx Event
Johnny Hayes of the Irish-American Athletic Club and Mike Spring of the Pastime Athletic Club ran the six mile open cross country in Mott Haven Bronx. Hayes finished 29th and Spring 30th as 77 of 83 starters finished. Harvey Cohn of the Irish-American Club won in 29 minutes 90 seconds.
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Johnny Hayes
Irish-American Athletic Club
Mike Spring
Pastime Athletic Club
Mott Haven Athletic Club
Bronx
Hill and Dale
Harvey Cohn
Hayes
Coln
Lees
T. S. Harris
Guerin
FitzGibbons
R. A. Hess
Williamsbridge
Hess
J. F. McInerny
F. W. Magin
R. J. Doody
J. Donovan
Mohawk Athletic Club
Dorando Pietri
Win Bailey
New York Athletic Club
G. Obermeyer
National Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Walter Nobis
Cornell
Obermeyer
Bailey
Athletic Bowling League Narrowly Bunched in Standings
A tight race for first in the Athletic Bowling League features Newark Bay at the top with six wins and three losses, while Elizabeth and New York Athletic Club follow close after eight and four records. Individual leaders include R West of Elizabeth with 197.3, Dwyer 181.8, and Clute leading for high single with 232. six players exceed 190 in average. Upcoming games include Elizabeth vs Columbia at Columbia alleys, Passaic vs Montclair at Passaic, Newark Bay at Jersey City and New York at Roseville, with the A A A team practicing today.
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New York Athletic Club
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Arnold New York Aay
Elizabeth Weeee
Chite New York Okie
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Breen
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van Ness
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Adame
Jaeger
Wood
Schliereth
Kimball
Roddenbure
J. Lefferts
Passaie Oes O
Thomson
Lewis
Rachel North End
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Russian Aviators Send Greeting From Odessa to Aero Club
From Odessa, Russia a letter dated December 6 received by the Aero Club of America recounts how thirteen aerostations on balloons were made by the Odessa aero club. Two pilots, Makovetsky and Van der Sbhkroof, are in Paris negotiating for a Wright brothers’ airplane for club use. The baron invites an American reply and news of their activity.
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Russia
Aero Club of America
Baron A. Kaulbars
Aero Club
Odessa Aero Club
Charles Makovetsky
Vander Sbhkroof
Paris
Wright Brothers
English aeronaut Patrick Alexander preaches motorless flight in Europe
English aeronaut Patrick Y Alexander arrives at Albermarle Hotel after crossing the Atlantic in a storm. He asserts man should fly without a motor, cites Lilienthal glider experiments, and predicts fifty practical machines in Europe within a year with $10,000,000 investment. He notes heavy auto club influence on aviation and that France's aero club joined the Automobile Club.
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England
Europe
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Aero Club of America
Aero Club of
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Automobile Club
Four Shot Dead in Johnstown Tragedy
John Stormer, a blacksmith, shot his wife and her brother and sister in law, Mr and Mrs William Kurtz of McKeesport, before killing himself in Johnstown Pennsylvania amid domestic trouble. The Kurtzes are seriously wounded. Mrs Stormer is reported to be recovering.
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Penn
John Stormer
William Kurtz
McKeesport
Kurtzes
Fragmented OCR Bond Prices and Totals Across Markets
A dense list of bond prices and yields from multiple issuers appears, with percentages and totals for various issues. The fragmentary data mention Gen Elec Deb Se, Reading Gen 4s, Union Pac Ist 4s, and other corporate and government issues with ranges of coupons and maturities, culminating in a total weekly sales figure.
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Sos
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