Automobiles and Events Spark Grand Central Palace Show
The ninth annual international automobile exhibition opens in Grand Central Palace with a grand decorative scheme, 93 car types from multiple makers, and prices from 19 to 150 dollars. Private view draws 3000 officials and club members as attendance is expected to exceed 100000 over eight days. Special nights include military municipal students merchants engineers and society with a January 8 price increase to 1 dollar for society night.
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Grand Central Palace
Marer McGowan
New York
McGowan
Bent
Palace
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
America
New York State
Automobile Club of America
American Automobile Association
Savannah
Fiat
Benz
Lancia
Isetta
Lowell
Briarcliff
Long Island
United States Army
War Department
Marathon Fever Grows in Empire City Field
Over one hundred entries for the Empire City Marathon to be run in Yonkers tomorrow. Prominent amateurs from Trinity Club and Irish-American Athletic Club lead the list, with Crowley a strong Yonkers favorite. Start at 12:45 pm from the Hollywood Inn Yonkers, twenty three miles to Empire City track, AAU official in charge with Sullivan as referee and Weeks as chief scorer.
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Empire City
Yonkere
Matt Maloney
Trinity Club
James Crowler
Crowley
Maloney
Yonkers
John Daly
Daiy Ie
Sherring
Athens
Eddie Carr
Sidney Hatch
London
Bob Fowler
Boston
Lem Mellor
Tom Morrisey
Mellor
Hollywood Inn
Getty Square
Empire City Track
oMdale
Amateur Athletic Union
Sullivre
Bartow S. Weeks
Charles Harver
Peter Pruntz
Charlies Valz
John McHugh James Coffey
Robert Kennedy
William Rossvach
Auto Repairs Ad At 1776 Broadway
An automobile repair business advertises services at 1776 Broadway. The brief notice mentions repair offerings and location details in a concise classified style.
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Ree Eng
AIC
Tas
Fiat Repairs CO
Broadway
New Jersey Auto Laws Targeted By Newark Manufacturers
Governor Fort met with Newark Board of Trade committee to discuss automobile law revisions. Stakeholders argued current provisions harm out-of-state buyers and local business, urging changes to allow short tourist use and reduce speed-trap enforcement while preserving state revenue.
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Clarence H. Bissell
Abram Rothschild
Joseph H. Wood
Alexander M. Linnett
George Paddock
Matthew H. Chase
W. W. Ogden
Louis Straus
Henry P. Jones
Inglis M. Uppercu
Hughes
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Newark
Rothschild
Ogden
State Department
Fast skaters to meet in two mile holiday race
Speed skating adds to holiday festivities at St Nicolas Rink tonight with a two mile match between Phil Kearney of Wanderers and WM Taylor of New York Athletic Club. Disputed lap calls and pacing plans color the lead up as Kearney blames a miscount and contemplates pacing by a club mate or stepping to pace from indoor champion Clarence Granger.
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St. Nicholas Rink
Phil Kearney
Wanderers Hockey Club
WM. Taylor
New York Athletic Club
Wid Ove
Taylor
Kearney
Clarence Granger
Granger
Joe Miller
Lamey
Saranac Taake
Merion enters bid for women’s national golf championship
The Merion Cricket Club in Philadelphia has entered the race to host the women’s national championship, joining Lakewood Country Club in offering a bid. W. Fellowes Morgan notes the matter will be discussed at the upcoming annual meeting, with prize money and international participation key issues. The club’s course length and past scoring feats at Midlothian and Forest Hill are cited as context, alongside forthcoming book Golf Fault Illustrated by Beldam and Taylor.
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W. Fellowes Morgan
United States Golf Association
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Lakewood Country Club
Lottie Dod
Great Britain
Georgianna Bishop
Brooklawn
Chevy Chase
The
Tribune
Morgan
Myra Heimer
Midlothian
Pauline Mackay
Brisk Pinehurst duel ends with Gwaltney 2 up on Sproule
In Pinehurst on December 30 the holiday golf event featured a close finish as P F H Gwaltney of Esseeda CC Wilmington defeated R E Sproule of Royal Portrush Ireland by 2 up on the home green. Captain R B Parrott won the consolation cup 1 up over C B Hudson. divison trophies went to T S Fuller and F T Keating.
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C. B. Hudson
Rochester
Kr. Shinnecock Hillis
R. H. Gwaltner
Esmee Ja
H. E. Cushman
Winchester
Mass
Ami
Gwaltner
Sproule
Auto firm changes name to Overland Company of New York
The Marion Overland Automobile Company petitions the New York Supreme Court for a name change to Overland Company of New York to take effect January 7. No change in stockholders or officials. only the corporate name changes.
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Marion-Overland Automobile Company
Supreme Court of New York
The
Overland Company of New York
Baseball Pitcher Harry T. Pyle Dies at 47
Word reached this city yesterday of the death of Harry T. Pyle, former pitcher for the Newark Little Giants of the 1886 championship team. Pyle died last Saturday at his Reading Pennsylvania home from a hemorrhage. He was forty seven years old.
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Harry T. Pyle
Newark Little Giants
Newark
Pyle
Reading
Penn
Yale Hockey Seven Triumphs Over Pittsburgh Opponents
Yale hockey team defeated Pittsburgh rivals in a decisive score tonight. The game featured Yale players Tinsburg and Duqueste Gaicers contributing to the victory as the Yale seven edged their opponents.
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Tinsburg
Dec
Yale
Acven
Ime
Pittebi-z
Sydney Boxing Crisis Prompts Law Change In N S W
William H. Wood, Chief Secretary of New South Wales, said the Burns Johnson contest showed brutal pugilism and urged amending the law to curb infighting. He warned boxing would be illegal if such bouts continued and police would block further Burns Johnson events in Sydney.
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Sydney
William H. Wood
New South Wales
Wood
Pacific Slope
Burns
Johnson
PUTS PRICE ON HERMIS
Lexington Kentucky December 30 Henry D Ziegler refuses the proposition from H Eugene Leigh in France to lease Hermis the once great horse for eight thousand dollars a year for two years with the privilege of purchase for one hundred fifty dollars In reply Ziegler sets Hermis price at twenty five thousand Leigh a successful trainer in France wishes to obtain Hermis for a well known horseman abroad
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Lexington
Henry D. Ziegler
H. Eugene Leigh
France
Hermis
Ziegler
Leigh
Princeton Cubs Win At Hockey
The Princeton University freshman hockey team defeated Berkeley School seven in a loosely played game at the St Nicholas Skating Rink yesterday by 9 to 6. Berkeley showed strong defence in the first period but was scored on at will in the final session.
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Princeton University
Berkeley
St. Nicholas
Penn basketball team defeats Carnegie Tech 37 to 26
The University of Pennsylvania basketball team won against Carnegie Technical Schools by a 37 to 26 score at Duquesne Gardens in Pittsburg tonight.
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Pittsburg
Dec
University of Pennsylvania
Duquesne Gardens
Carnegie Technical Schools
Pennsylvania Wins Triangular Chess Trophy at Rice Club
In the tenth annual Triangular College Chess League, W H Hughes and N F Whitaker of the University of Pennsylvania won six straight games to claim the Isaac L Rice trophy. The final rounds left Cornell and Brown trailing. Princeton challenged Pennsylvania for a three-board match. The Penn team delivered a historic performance, with Hughes delivering a decisive mate in two from the first board and Whitaker winning after thirty-nine moves to seal the victory.
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Rice Chess Club
W. H. Hughes
N. F. Whitaker
University of Pennsylvania
Isaac L. Rice
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ithacans
Philadelphia
Hughes
F. K. Perkins
Whitaker
W. B. Freeman
Brown
L. Tolifis
R. McCoy
Max Lange
Perkins
Tolvis-Hughes
Mare
Greco
Freeman
McCoy
Toliis
Princeton
Pennnsylvania
Columbia
Castles
Harvard Falls to New York Club in Practice Hockey
Harvard hockey lost 5 2 to the New York Athletic Club at the St Nicholas Rink in a brisk practice game. Shirers scored twice and Castleman added two for New York, while Ford and Payne replied for Harvard. Notable absences included Mills and Brophy for New York. Strange Broadfoot filled in well. The contest showed New York as the stronger Amateur Hockey League side amid rough play and sharp skating.
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Harvard
St. Nicholas and Crescent
Mills
Brophy
Strange
Broadfoot
New York Seven
Shirers
Castleman
Ford
Payne
Crimson
New York
Shireff
Summer baseball up in the West and East debate
Chicago December 30 summer baseball for able men has become a major issue in the West with colleges backing it under limits. The Southern Intercollegiate Association has resolved the question to everyone's satisfaction and the East and West will now confer. A A Stagg of the University of Chicago left for the East to join the Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States session at Murray Hill Hotel. He will press that summer baseball cannot be allowed given the overall athletic scene.
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Chicago
Southern Intercollegiate Association
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States
Murray Hill
Christmas ride and masquerade eclipses prior efforts at Durland
A large crowd attended the twenty first Chrsetmas ride and masquerade at the Durland Riding Academy. The arena dazzled with decorations and electric horse outlines. Mary Queen of Scots and Shakespeare led a diverse parade. Winners included Mrs. S. E. Watson for best costume, Van Klein for funniest dress, and J. Curran for the manikin race. A polo match, double lanciers on horseback, and a grand steeplechase with rider skill and canine acts complemented the program.
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Durland
Charles T. Krauss
Mary Queen of Scots
William Shakespeare
van Klein
Wo HL Miller
Margaret Weyher
J. (Urran
Charles P. Trustrum
V. Mere
Geo Hards
Frenchy
Mr. Trustrum
Duklands
Wanderers
Henry W. Rose
W. W. de Peyster
A. W. Kinney
Leon Itinen
Lawrence Ottinger
Marshall Lapp
John O'Dar
William Carr
Mr. C Arr
Dr. Grenside
Joy Rides Six Dollars to Higher Courts in Larceny Case
The Automobile Club of America backs certificates of reasonable doubt in two petty larceny cases where chauffeurs borrowed their employers cars for joy rides. Richard P. Cooke, once a New York Taxicab Co chauffeur, received nine months. Frank Kenney, of East 11th Street, three months for borrowing a Mule wagon. The club argues borrowers commit larceny by depleting fuel and wear on equipment, hindering owner use.
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Automobile Club of America
Automobile Tule of America
Richard P. Cooke
New York
Philadelphia
Cooke
Frank Kenney
No. 3
East 11Th Street
Christopher Keefe
38Th Street
Riverside Avenue
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Forest Hill Field Club
G W. Beldam
J. H. Taylor
Pinehurst
Auto Company
Yale Hockey
Princeton Cubs
Quakers
CHESS
Pennstylvania
Wen. Laat
H. Hughes
N. T. Whitaker
L Tolins
Acehiy
K. Perkins
A McCoy
W. R. Freeman
Ewigis
New York A. C
White
Shirert
E. O’ Donnell
Freeman Whitaker
Ivania
Ivanias
Toitne McCoy Toltns McCoy
Kra Casties
Pwr
JOY Rides
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