Automobiles and Exhibits Dominate Grand Central Palace Show
The ninth annual international automobile exhibition opens at Grand Central Palace with a grand decorative scheme, 93 car types, and prices from 159 for a child's car to 15000 for a foreign palace on wheels. Private viewing draws 3000 officials and club members as over 100000 expected visitors attend during eight days.
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Grand Central Palace
Marer McGowan
New York
Bent
Palace
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
America
New York State
Automobiile Club of America
American Automobile Association
Evers
Marathon Fever Grows in Yonkers Marathon Field
Over one hundred entries for the Epire City Marathon to be run tomorrow from the Hollywood Inn Yonkers to Empire City track Twenty three miles in distance. Leading contenders include Matt Maloner Trinity Club and James Crocier Irish American Athletic Club along with Daly Carr Hatch Mellor Morrisey and Crowley among others. Officials of the Amateur Athletic Union will oversee the event with President Sullivan as referee and Bartow Weeks as chief scorer.
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Epire City
Yonkere
Matt Maloner
Trinity Club
James Crocier
Crowley
Maloney
Yonkers
Jean Dairy
Daly
Sherring
Athens
Eddie Carrill
Sidney Hatch
London
Bob Fowler
Boston
Lem Mellor
Tom Morrisey
Mellor
Hollywood Inn
Getty Square
Empire City Track
Amateur Athletic Union
Sullivre
Bartow
Charles Harver
Peter Prunty
Cheries Valz
John McHugh
James Coffer
Robert Kennedy
Willliam Rossbach
Fort seeks revision of New Jersey auto laws after Newark talks
Governor Fort met with Newark Board of Trade committee leaders to press changes in stringent New Jersey automobile statutes. The group argued against burdens on non residents and speed traps, noting state revenue from licenses and fines pales beside losses to manufacturers, hotels, and garages if a boycott continues. The governor signaled support for revising the laws in a manner that protects both motorists and local industry.
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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
Huggies
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Newark
Rothschild
Ogden
State Department
Fast Skaters to Meet at St Nicholas Rink Tonight
Speed skating joins holiday festivities with a two mile match between Phil Kearney of the Wanderers and W M Taylor of the New York Athletic Club. Disputed laps and pacing plans loom as Taylor disputes Kearney’s claimed pass. Granger may arrange a race with Joe Miller after Lamey’s success last winter.
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St. Nicholas Rink
Phil Kearney
Wanderers Hockey Club
W. M. Taylor
New York Athletic Club
Wid
Taylor
Kearney
Clarence Granger
Granger
Joe Miller
Lamey
Merion Leads bid for women's national golf championship
The United States Golf Association's secretary, W Fellowes Morgan, notes Merion Cricket Club of Philadelphia has entered the race for the women’s national championship with Lakewood Country Club the only other bidder. Merion hosted the event in 19% with Miss Lottie Dod and Miss Georgianna Bishop among the entrants, and Myra Helmer’s 82 at Midlothian remains a top score by a woman golfer in the U S. The next annual meeting will determine prize money and future host sites as interest grows.
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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
Morgs4
Myra Helmer
Midlothian
Pauline Mackay
Finehurst Hosts Close Pinehurst Holiday Golf Duel
The annual Holiday tournament at Pinehurst ended with RP H Gwaltney of Esseeda CC Wilmington NC narrowly defeating R E Sproule of Royal Portrush Ireland 2 up. Captain R B Parrott US Army won the consolation cup over C B Hudson 1 up. Division trophies went to T S Fuller Ardsley and F T Keating Lenox Mass. First round Gwaltney beat Sproule 2 up.
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C. B. Hudson
Rochester Country Club
T. S. Fuller
Ardsley
F. T. Keating
Lenox
Mass
R_ EB. Sproule
Rporal Portrush
Ireland
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 with an order to take effect on January 7. No changes in stockholders or officers. only the corporate name shifts.
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Marion-Overland Automobile Company
Supreme Court of New York
The
Overland Company of New York
Oldtime Baseball Pitcher Harry Pyle Dies at 47
News reached this city yesterday of the death of Harry T. Pyle a former pitcher for the Newark Little Giants who won a Newark championship in 18%. 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 Wins Over Pittsburgh Yale
Yale hockey team defeated Pittsburgh University in a 4 to 0 victory marked by strong goaltending and fast breaks. The win adds a confident notch for Yale as December play continues.
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Yale Hockey
Sydney Boxing Question Looms Over NSW Contests
William H. Wood, Chief Secretary of New South Wales, said the Burns Johnson fight showed brutality beyond science and urged infighting be eliminated. He warned boxing may be deemed illegal if reforms are not made and police will block further Burns Johnson matches in Sydney.
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Sydney
N.S. W
William H. Wood
New South Wales
Wood
Burns
Johnson
PUTS PRICE ON HERMIS
Lexington Ky December 30 Henry D Ziegler refused the proposition from H Eugene Leigh in France to lease Hermis the one time great horse for 3000 a year for two years with privilege of purchase for 1590 In reply Mr Ziegler set a price of 25000 on Hermis Leigh a successful trainer in France is eager 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 Seven
The Princeton University freshman hockey team defeated the Berkeley School seven in a loosely played game at the St Nicholas Skating Rink yesterday by the score of 9 to 6. Berkeley defended well in the first period but yielded goals in the final session.
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Princeton University
Berkeley
St. Nicholas
Penn defeats Carnegie Tech 37 to 26 at Duquesne Gardens
University of Pennsylvania basketball team won against Carnegie Technical Schools by 37 to 26 at Duquesne Gardens in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Dec
University of Pennsylvania
Duquesne Gardens
Carnegie Technical Schools
Trophy for Quakers in Triangular College Chess League
In the third and semi final rounds at Rice Chess Club Philadelphia, W. H Hughes and N. F. Whitaker of the University of Pennsylvania won six straight games to clinch the Isaac L. Rice trophy. Penn led Brown and Cornell, with final rounds to decide standings as Princeton challenges, while Cornell and Columbia meet tomorrow.
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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
G. R. McCoy
Max Lange
Perkins
Tollas-Hughes
Mare
Greco
Freeman
McCoy
Tolvis
L. W. Stephens
Princeton
Columbia
Wen
Fe. Bergwer
Tolins
Harvard Loses to New York Athletic Club in Practice Hockey
Harvard hockey was defeated 5 to 2 by the New York Athletic Club at St. Nicholas Rink in a brisk 30 minute practice game. Shirers and Castleman led New York with three and two goals respectively, while Ford and Payne scored for Harvard. The NYAC proved the stronger side though two of its stars were out, and Harvard showed fatigue from recent practices.
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St. Nicholas and Crescent
Minlis
Brophy
Strange
Broadfoot
New York Seven
Shirers
Castleman
Ford
Payne
Crimson
New York
Shireff
Summer baseball debate splits the West and East
Chicago Dec 30 Summer baseball for ceflete men is a rising issue with several colleges backing it under restrictions. The Southern Intercollegiate Association has settled the matter to everyone’s satisfaction prompting East and West cooperation. A A Stagg of the University of Chicago travels East to join the Intercollegiate Athletic Association discussion at Murray Hill Hotel. He will argue summer baseball cannot be permitted given the broader athletic situation.
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Chicago
Southern Intercollegiate Association
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United Stans
Murray Hill
Christmas ride and masquerade draws huge crowd at Durland
Last night the twenty first annual Christmas ride and masquerade at Durland Riding Academy drew a full house. Notable moments included Mrs. Watson winning the silver trophy for best costume, Van Klein's comical outfit, and a double fanciers display under Chart P. Trustrum. A polo match, steeplechase, and high jumping contest capped an evening of daring horseplay and humor featuring riders from West and East and canine star Frenchy.
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Durland
Dewes
Charles T. Krauss
Mary Queen of Scots
William Shakespeare
Mrs. & E. Watson
Indges
Re van Klein
Wo HL Miller
Margaret Weyher
J. ¢Urran
Charts P. Trustrum
V. Mere
Geo
de House
Durlands
Wanderers
Henry W. Rose
de Peyster Sa
A. W. Kinney
Leon Ottiner
Lawrence Ottinger
Marshall Japp
John O'Dar
William Carr
Carr
Dr. Grenside
Joy Rides and Higher Courts Challenge Chauffeur Larceny
The Automobile Club of America seeks higher court rulings on chauffeurs who borrow employers' cars for joy rides. Two cases, Richard P. Cooke of New York Taxicab Company and Frank Kenner of East 167th Street, involve convictions for petty larceny. The club argues borrowers commit larceny by using fuel, wearing tires, and depriving owners of use of their property. Cooke faced nine months, Kenner three months imprisonment.
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Automobile Club of America
Automobile Tule of America
Richard P. Cooke
New York
Philadelphia
Cooke
Frank Kenner
No. 1
East Umth Street
Christopher Keefe
Seth Street
Riverside Avenue
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