Indoor football at Madison Square Garden fuels uproar
Syracuse defeats New York in a rough indoor game before about 3500 fans. Bemis Pierce G Warner and Draper starred as Syracuse secured a 5 to 0 win with a second half touchdown after slugging and offside calls by New York. The 70 by 30 yard arena field intensified the clash as ex college players urged fierce play and crowds roared at the end.
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Madison Square Garden
Syracuse
New York
Giants
New- York
New-York
Bemis Pierce
G. Warner
Draper
Hawley Pierce
Davidson
Bottcor
Bottger
Carver
Saan Keeeee
Gilbert G
Warner
Schroll
W Werner
Her Wright
Bachman PF
Kingden X Pierce
Wallace O Neill
Eees Moore
Kennedy F
Barder Draper
Barrett Maeom
W. J. Smith
Fred Wenck
The Racetrack Weather Delays New Orleans Thoroughbreds
In New Orleans on December 23 a rainy, sloppy track produced tight finishes. Major Tenny won the first race at 4 to 5, with Tane and Simeon second and third. Glendon captured the second race as Spec and Melbourne Eclipse followed. Potente won the third a nose ahead of Harry New with Artena third. Whisker King led the sixth race to victory over Weswift with Hargis close behind. Patheen won the sixth selling race. Rough Rider and Pay the Fiddler placed. Tomorrow’s entries feature contenders across seven races with multiple sellers and stakes listed for each.
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New Orleans
Major Tenny
Whiskey King
Patheen
Buchanan
Tane
H. Michaels
Simeon
Munro
Afmress
John Potter
Judge du Relie
Florrie S
Max Max
Glendon
Gannon
Spec
Scully
Melbourne Eclipse
Fuller
Bourke
Orkrean
Memphian
Mahogany
Helen Hay
Kinlight Nleo
Potente
Harry New
Otis
Artena
Winslet
Maen
Spinner
Bengal Cleo
Whisker King
Weswift
Hargis
Winkfield
Amigeri
Plavnke
Redan
Montankc
Coner
Stratter
Dandie Bell
Reat
the Messenger
Bronze Demon
Chorus Boy
Moranda
Embry
Monos
Rastus
Redfern
Rough Rider
Serena
Pay the Fiddler
Leenja
Pearlfinder
Right Bower
Maid of Enid
San Francisco racing results and tomorrow’s entries at Ingleside
At Ingleside San Francisco December racing showed Pat Oram with a 20 to 1 win in the first race while Golden Light took the second. Edinborough won the Futurity selling, Crest the steeplechase, Greyfeld and Sylvia Talbot led other sprints with varied placings. Tomorrow’s card lists multiple entries across six races with notable horses including Polly, Stilicho, The Owl, Kickumbob, Nora D, and Rose of Hilo among others.
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San Francisco
Ingleside
St. Sever
Ranson
Pat Oram
Donovan
Estado
Birkenruth
S. Fio Culver
Castaine
Intrepide
Teufel
Jim Brownell
Greg Fox
Miss Culver
Learoyd
Ned Dennis
Kelly
Edinborough
C. Kelly
the Weaver
Bullman
Constable
Amaza
Arthur Ray
Ber- Mota
Duke of York
Wallace
Crest
McAuliffe
Dagmar
Cairnns
Tulare
Flashlight
Mike Reine
Ee Tele
Finate
Amt
Bia
Greyfeld
Diene
Blackthorn
K. T. Sheehan
Zacky Wilt
Brown Prince
Lone Fisherman
St. Rica
C. T
Platonius
Primg
Sylvia Talbot
J. Daly
Alice Carey
Maud Muller
Polly
Ting—Ling
Cabello
Tin Bell
Montana
Ili
Educate
Nellie Hawthorne
Cousin Carrie
Bonnie Lissak
Katie Walcott
Prue
Gien Avon
Stilicho
the Owl
Tortuga
Brummel
Pat Jack
Figerdoh
Border Mark
Calzado
Swit Wing
Mordenta
Vigoroso
Tamm
Dockey Club
Walter H
Kickumbob
Hun
Gawaine
Loyal
Tiliioun
Bernays
Iver
de Canejo
Inette
Esherin
Onyx
Belle
Nora D
Nona B
Skip Me
Tortilla
Northern New York ice trotting circuit planned
Port Henry area horsemen plan a winter ice trotting circuit including Addison Junction Port Henry Plattsburg Saranac Lake and Ottawa with organizations under way to formalize the schedule and venues.
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Port Henry
New York
Addison Junction
Plattsburg
Saranac Lake
Ottawa
Morrisania Yacht Elects Officers At Yearly Meeting
At the Morrisania Yacht annual meeting held at the clubhouse on December 22 officers for the coming year were elected. Commodore George J. Stele vice commodore Ernest F. Bar rear commodore John Schroder treasurer William E. Ritchie financial secretary Fred Stark recording secretary Arthur W. W. Haire. Directors for two years include Bitoni, Rake, and Tetseeps.
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Morrisania
George J. Stele
Ernest F. Bar
John Schroder
William E. Ritchie
Fred Stark
Arthur W.W. Haire
Bitoni
Rake
Prs
Tet Seeps
Boxing and Wrestling Separated by Amateur Ties Union
The championship committee of the Amateur Ties Union announces a split of boxing and wrestling events. Details on dates, venues, and leadership adjustments are forthcoming from the organization.
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Amateur Ties Union
Boston set for indoor two mile AAU championship
The city hosts a February letter event with boxing and wrestling contests to follow. The two mile Amateur Athletic Union indoor championship will be held, with possible venues including Cambridge Massachusetts Chicago or San Francisco, after permission granted to the Boston Athletic Association.
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Cambridge
Mass
Chicago
San Francisco
Boston Athletic Association
Two Mile
Intercollegiate chess tourney opens at Columbia Grammar School
Eleven annual event pairs four players from Columbia Harvard Yale and Princeton. After one round on eight boards Columbia leads with two wins and two draws. Notable results include Sewall Richardson draw on board one Hankinson loses a pawn to Keeler and Tucker beats Bissel. Several games end in draws or decisive events with long play.
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Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Columbia Grammar School
Frank H. Sewall
C. S. Richardson
John H. Hankinson
H. A. Keeler
George W. Tucker
L. H. Bissel
A. J. Pilgram
F. E. Barshell
J. F. Lawin
C. T. Rice
P. W. Bridgman
E. B. Adams
W. B. Hull
W. C. Clerk
L. P. Carr
N. C. Hull
Sewall
Richardson
Keeler
Hankinson
Tucker
Bissel
Pilgram
Barshell
Sawin
Rice
Bridgman
Hull
NO Really Cheap Beef and Scarce Fish Report
The article notes no local drop in beef prices despite secretary Wilson’s forecast and Western reports. Beef sells about two cents below top grade cow beef, with hindquarters around 135 pounds and steer meat near 210 pounds. It also highlights a severe fish shortage in Fulton Market, with cod at nine cents a pound and several species scarce due to variable coast weather and limited bait, though frozen fish provide some relief.
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Wilson
West
Fulton
Morris & Co Charter Claimed as Beef Trust Nucleus
A New Jersey secretary of state filing names Morris & Co with $3,000,000 authorized stock to run a general mercantile and manufacturing business involving cattle hogs sheep and related products. Corporators Alfred Opdyke Newell Lyon Thomas J Curran Philip Bromberg and John V. Smith signed in New York. charter recorded in Hudson County but rejected there due to a similar Morris Co charter. The state plans to accept Morris & Co after awaiting revocation of the earlier charter and consulting the Attorney General.
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Tribune
Trenton
N. J
Secretary of State
Morris & Co
New Jersey
Alfred Opdyke
Newell Lyon
Thomas J. Curran
Philip Bromberg
John V. Smith
New York City
Hudson County
Morris Company
Surrogates' Notices in New York Probate Proceedings
Notices under orders of Hon. Thomas and Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald require creditors to file claims against deceased John H. Wiemers and Victoria Sutherland Craw with vouchers by specific dates. Administratrix Caroline Wiemers and Executor Else En Craw are named, with solicitors Stern Singer & Barr handling filings at 65 William Street and 300 Broadway respectively.
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Thomas
County of
New York
John H. Wiemers
William Street
City of
Caroline Wiemers
Morris J. Hirsch
City of New York
Victoria Sutherland Craw
Frank T. Fitzgerald
Stern, Singer & Barr
Borough of
Manhattan
New York City
Henry FP
Abner C. Thomas
Henry F
Tate
County of New York
State of New York
Messrs. Reed, Simpson
Xernet Hiram Merritt
Cannon & Cannon
Boreelt
Broadway
Manhattan Borough
Theodore Merritt
Cannon & Cannon. Attys
Broadway Bareel Building
Matilda R. Doscher
York
William C. Doscher
Clausine M. Benson
Henry B. Wesselman
Atty
Borough of Manhattan
Marion Vought
Catherine H. Aspell
Rose Gamble
Margaret Murphy
Ann McElroy
James McElroy
Christopher Barry
Cornelius Vought
Fanny Vought
Annie C. Vought
George W. Vought
Charles K. Vought
Harry K. Vought
Florence B. Vought
Lafayette Vought
Aggie D. Vought
Katie McGrath
Mason McGrath
Florence Moen
Stephen T. Moen
Hans Caspary
James Hope
Thomas Hope
Mollie Smith
James J. Phelan
Elia K. Murphy
Suytts H. Seymour
N. TV
Tven
Ernest Hall
Supreme Court of
Bronx
Third Avenue
Third Avenus
Bathgate Avenue
Tee Ee Ae
I Main Street
N. Y
Qupreme Court
New York County
Helen Berk
Florence F. Bar
Peter Wagner
Margaret Wagner
Vincent F. Maginn
Anna FE. Maginn
Chelsea Realty Company
Wiliam B. A. Juraens
Rufus Darrow
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Dhe Burton Stock Car Company
Llewellyn Bonham
Nal Carbon Company
Onard Haviland
Cummona
Br Cefgult
Cardozo Brothers
Supreme Court
Sanford H. Steele
Charlies F. Quirk
Isaac Stern
Bryan L. Kennelly
One Hundred and Thirty—Second Street
One Hundred and Thirty-Second Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Broad St
West 132Nd Street
William E. Magie
Andrew Stewart
Exchange
Peter F. Meyer
Fifty-fifth Street
John Fath
George FA
Frederick A. Camp
Executrix
Headley M. Greene
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