Women and Men Schedule Metropolitan Golf Tournaments
The executive committee seeks to avoid date clashes with the men's metropolitan championship at Baltusrol May 20 2, and the women plan to start at Essex County CC May 25. Extensions to the association’s territorial limits aim to include New England clubs within sixty miles of New York and parts of Connecticut, with New Haven active in gaining metropolitan enrollment. Mixed foursomes at Dunwoodie promote women’s participation, while Mrs. E F Sanford tracks cup winners from the Women’s Eastern Golf Association. The Oakley Club near Boston hosts the third annual championship between June 1 and 15, alongside Griscom trophy intercity matches among Boston Philadelphia and New York. Martin O Loughlin, after Piney Woods, defeats Gilbert Nicholls in a notable match, Nicholls previously runner-up to Alec Ross in national and Massachusetts opens.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Baltusrol
Essex County Country Club
United States Golf Association
New York
New Haven
Conn
New England
Long Island
Dunwoodie Country Club
Endicott
Atlantic City
Eastern Golf Association
E. F. Sanford
Oakley Country Club
Boston
Philadelphia
Martin O'Loughlin
Piney Woods
Gilbert Nicholls
Nicholls
Alec Ross
Harry Hillman
J. B. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Army and Navy News From The Tribune January 31
Plans for next summer maneuvers include regular army and militia at Pine Plains New York from June 5 to July 15 under Major General F D Grant with diverse state units and several Forts and camps. Naval pay and hospital commands face legal questions while broader army reform aims to station colonial forces in the Philippines and Puerto Rico with native enlisted personnel and regular officers.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
War Department
Pine Plains
N. Y
F. D. Grant
New York National Guard
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Vermont
New Jersey
Maryland
District of Columbia
White Plains
11Th Cavalry
15Th Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
13Th Cavalry
3D Field Artillery
Fort Myer
Virginia
Bth Infantry
Plattsburg Barracks
New York
12Th Infantry
Fort Porter
32Th Infantry
Fort Jay
Fort Niagara
24Th Infantry
Fort Ontario
2Th Infantry
Madison Barracks
Chickamauga Park
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Fort Riley
Kansas
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Nacimiento Ranch
Cal
American Lake
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Tex
Naval Hospital
Relief
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Navy
Franklin P. Williams
West Virginia
Pacific Coast
Williams
Magdalena Bay
Secretary of the Navy
Yokohama
Naval Sanatorium
Fort Logan
Colorado
Army General Staff
Congress
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
United States
Crescents Defeat New York Athletic Club 6–3 In Major Hockey Victory
Crescents recover strong form at St Nicholas Rink, trimming the New York Athletic Club 6 to 3. Dobby resumes action with a swift goal, Wall and Shiebler contribute, and Castleman shines for the visitors while Lang’s goaltending keeps NYAC competitive. Offside calls narrow the Crescents’ early scoring, but Dobby, Shirreff, and O’Flynn lead a late surge to seal the win.
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Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
St. Nicholas
Dobby
Wall
Shiebler
The
Crescents
Johnny
Mercury
Brooklynites
O'Flynn
Castleman
Liffiton
Russell
Broadfoot
Lang
Shirreff
Millis
Dillabough
Coolican
Dalton
Crescent
Mills
New York
Lifton
Brophy
Shielder
New Yorkers
Cresce
Mercury Foot
Peabody
Goails
Lifftton
William Russel Hockey Club
K. McKenzie
Hockey Club
Frank Ellison
Henry Bryant
George Stebbens
Crescent Athletic Club
Mortimer Bishop
Competition for aeroplanes at Munich exhibition
A prize contest for aeroplane models will run at the Munich exhibition this year, organized by the sports committee with motorless and motorized entries. Model bearing surfaces must be 1 to 2 square metres. The race will be in a hall, entries close March 1, and prizes await those covering at least fifteen metres horizontally from a two metre start.
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Munich
Munich Aerial Navigation Club
Thoroughbred News and Notes From the Turf Scene
George W. Johnson will breed Florham Queen to Hermis and ship the mare to E R Thomas’s Holmdel Farm in New Jersey. Tom McCreery plans to move his string to Benning next week for an early start, including Royal Lady Obert Reno Right and True and five two year olds Igman H Davis announced Empire City Racing adds a permanent field stand and four hundred stalls with a chute for six furlongs starts away from the torn.
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George W. Johnson
E. R. Thomas
Holmdel Farm
New Jersey
Hermis
Sheepshead Bay
Tom McCreery
Benning
Obert
Reno
Right
Igman H. Davis
Empire City Racing Association
New York Driving Club Chooses Mineola Track for Matinees
The executive committee selects Mineola track for weekly matinees this season. Last year Empire City track near Yonkers hosted the meetings.
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New York
Gold Racket Championship at Tuxedo Park Begins Soon
The gold racket tournament by the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club runs February 2, 25 and March 1 at Tuxedo Park open to amateurs with Bagnall-Wild drawing. Clarence Mackay will not defend title and focuses on court tennis after building a $90,000 Roslyn court. Winners inscribe their name on the racket and receive a scarfpin. entries to Robert Moore by February 21.
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Tuxedo Tennis and
Tuxedo Park
Clarence H. Mackay
Roslyn
Long Island
Robert Moore
Ketchemike Favored in New Orleans Card Behind Surprises
Horse racing at City Park saw Ketchemike as a lone favorite in the fifth race, with Gratiot and Royal Onyx among early winners. Redgauntlet claimed the feature fourth race by a length over Plantland as multiple longshots and Notter faced jockey delays.
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New Oreans
Angelus
Lad of Langdon
First Premium
Redgauntlet
Plantland
Hammock Boy
Heidel
Fote
Craftsman
Lee
Dispute
Notter
Mique O’brien
Claiborne
Silver c
the Slicker
Irrigator
Warden
Teddington
Concise
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Dongido
Bobbin
Alex
Milford
Ped Mill
W. T. Kemper
Knight Head
Bitter—man
C. B. Reid
Fashion
Agnes Wood
Alcalde
Marolla
Stoneman
Dubel
Ethel Carr
Powers
Bounding Elk
Leibert
Albert M
Our Boy
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Feast
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Lucky Mose
Ketchemike
Thomas Calhoun
Mulcahey
Rural Boy
McCahey
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Apple Teddy
Ed Kane
Rustie
den of Dawn
Third Rail
Dick Rose
Bitter Sir
Queen's Souvenir
Royal Onyx
Avaunteer
McDaniel
Chief Hayes
A. Martin
Fred Mulholland
Balbert
Handzarra
de Oro
Adesso
Warner Griswell
Flavigny
Ualbard
Rebounder
Kaiserhoff
Granada
Westminster Kennel Club Show Sets New Attendance Milestone
Madison Square Garden hosts the Westminster Kennel Club show starting February 11 with a record field of dogs. Official totals reach 2,000 dogs entered and 3,023 total entries across breeds, highlighting unprecedented participation.
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Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
Penns Intercollegiate Relay Carnival Set For April 3
The University of Pennsylvania hosts its fourteenth annual intercollegiate and interscholastic relay carnival on Saturday April 3 open to U S and Canadian colleges and schools. Leading races include a one mile college championship a two mile race and a four mile event. Entries close April 1.
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University of Pennsylvania
United States
Canada
America
Midwinter Trotting Sale at Madison Square Garden Ends
Fasig Tipton’s annual midwinter light harness sale at Madison Square Garden reports 429 horses sold for 141 475 over four days, average 330, plus 31 head totaling about 4 000, with total slightly below last year’s 428 head for 175 230. Top price 1 500 for Mosie L from Turner Stock Farm, John McGuire buying. strong market with brisk competition on good horses.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Madison Square Garden
Turner Stock Farm
Columbus
Ohio
Mosie L
John McGuire
Ss. H. T
Sunland Bourbon
F. G. Hemmingway
Wilkes- Barre
Penn
King Clay
Pacer
New Re
Jessie D
Trotter
B. m
Lucille Wand
A. Cronin
Brooklyn
Princeborn
Mary Osborn
F. Weisbacher
Frank Stoddard
Br. H
Charles M McCue
Bén Madden
Salem
P. Burew York
Renie B
Charles la Due
New York
Trotters
Bigs
Lora P
H. Brown
Jersey
Nutmark
Emma
Mr. Acer
Allie Wil F.G. Hemmingway
Wilke Ttc
Cence
Hester Wilkes
Br. m
Luey Wilkes
Flora
George M. Webb
Philadelphia
Telicum
Helen L
Janette Evens
Gr. m
Robbie Burns
Mare
Beenings
J. T- Snyder
Scottsville
Timely Auto Topics and Briarcliff Trophy Race Plans
Spontaneous dealer support grows for a national Automobile Dealers of America to press for a uniform registration bill. The Briarcliff Trophy stock car race in Westchester County on April 24 will be eight hours long, with rules easing fuel tank size steering wheels and mufflers optional. Barney Oldfield will drive Harlan Whipple’s 30 horsepower Stearns in the event.
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Association of Automobile Dealers of America
Committee On Organization
Frank Homan
New York
National Dealers’ Association
Westchester County
Barney Oldfield
Harlan W. Whipple
Stearns
Bradshaw Triumphs In Intersettlement Wrestling Bout
Benjamin J. Bradshaw, holder of intersettlement and Olympic titles at 135 pounds, pinned S. Sleisher of Educational Alliance in two minutes of six in the preliminaries at the Boys' Club tournament on Avenue A. Final rounds to decide tonight at the same venue amid a large crowd.
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Benjamin J. Bradshaw
S. Sleisher
Educational Alliance
Avenue A
10Th Street
Bradshaw
Sleisher
Nelson Bradshaw
Johnny Hein
Boys’ Club
J. Wolkenfeld
Clark House
P. Amer
Hackley Defeats Columbia Freshmen In Hockey Match
Hackley School hockey team beat Columbia University freshmen 3 to 1 yesterday at Tarrytown on Hudson.
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Haeckley
Columbia University
Tarrytown-on-Hudson
Sunday Tribune circulation complaint
Readers are urged to report dealers sold out of The Sunday Tribune to the Tribune Circulation Dept with details, noting that shortages occurred last Sunday in many places.
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Sunday Tribune
Tribune
DOG MEN IN SESSION AT AKC REORGANIZATION MEETING
A referendum committee meeting at 55 Liberty Street began efforts to restore harmony in the American Kennel Club. Twenty three of thirty members attended. William G. Rockefeller named chairman and John G. Bates secretary, with a plan to form a twelve member sub committee to study reorganization or reincorporation and report findings.
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American Kennel Club
Liberty Street
William G. Rockefeller
John G. Bates
August Belmont
William B. Emery
Edward Brooks
James W. Appleton
George B. Post, Jr
Winthrop Rutherford
James Mortimer
William Rauch
Samuel R. Cutler
J. H. Brookfield
Chetwood Smith
Hildreth K. Bloodgood
Hollis H. Hunnewell
J. Sargeant Price
William C. Codman
Dwight Moore
Howard Willets
B. S. Smith
Marcel A. Viti
Frederick H. Osgood
Lawrence M. D. McGuire
Rockefeller
Jersey City Beats Roseville In Key Athletic Bowling Match
Jersey City Club defeated Roseville in a pivotal Athletic Bowling League game on Roseville alleys. New York Athletic Club and Elizabeth lead tied at sixteen wins eight losses. Roseville and Jersey City follow at fourteen and ten. Meyer returned, Collard anchored, Jersey City surged late to break its high score with 68.
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Jersey City
Roseville
New York Athletic Club
Elizabeth
Jersey City “Rooters
Charles Meyer
Collard
van Ness
Garrison
Lamster
Meyer
NYU Baseball Announces 1909 Schedule
NYU baseball manager L A Van Bemel releases the season slate with games at Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute Army Columbia Brown Cornell Union Lafayette and more. Home venues include Ohio Field and Bay Ridge locations with matchups across New Haven Philadelphia Ithaca West Point Hoboken and Providence.
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New Haven
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Philiphia
Ooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Ohio Field
Ivin
Pratt Institute
Ohio
Army
West Point
Columbia
Brown
Providence
Cornell
Ithaca
Union
Schenectady
Lafayette
Easton
Brooklyn Field Club
Manila for a naval base in the Far East
The Joint Army and Navy Board decided Manila, not Subig Bay, will be America's ultimate Far East naval base. Confirmation by the President is required. Subig Bay is defended poorly against land attack, so Manila will become the principal American naval station in the Orient if approved.
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Washington
Manila
Subig Bay
America
Far East
Army and Navy Board
Orient
Navy and Marine Pay Raised to Army Levels
Senator Dick introduced a bill in Washington to place navy and marine corps officers on the same pay footing as the army. Midshipmen and warrant officers would receive a 25 percent pay increase.
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Washington
Jan
Navy
Marine Corps
Army
Crowell responds to City Club over snow removal system
Foster Crowell, Street Cleaning Commissioner, tells the City Club that cooperation with his department is solid and that outside inspectors largely confirm the club’s findings. He notes seven contractors have faced limited issues across ten contracts and one hundred loading points, with most districts cleared except lingering piles.
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Foster Crowell
Thrther
Deepartment
Ash Burning Experiment in Public Schools Progress Report
The committee on the care of buildings reports encouraging results from burning ashes to heat public school buildings. Of 207 schools visited by January 7, 24 reported failure. Tenants are urged to repeat trials using proper mixtures of coal ashes with orthic acid and rock salt. One school, Manhattan Public School 21, saved about 100 tons of coal this winter, with projected annual savings of $0.0. Patrick Jones, head of the supply department, expects substantial reductions in coal costs.
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Department of Supplies
Manhattan
Patrick Jones
Agency for Capture of Deserters in Philadelphia
An investigation targets Miller and Sharkey private detectives who track army and navy deserters. An innocent man was arrested as a naval deserter by an unlicensed operative and jailed for thirty days. The agency head claims eight thousand deserters on a list and earns 20 to 50 dollars per arrest, with the list allegedly supplied by Washington authorities.
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Philadelphia
Miller & Sharkey
Army
Navy
Washington
Crew of Wrecked Schooner Helen E Taft Brought To Port
Captain Fales and four officers of the Helen E Taft were rescued by the Clyde liner Comanche after the four masted schooner was rammed and sunk by the Swedish steamer Uppland near Cape Lookout. Survivors said Uppland suddenly veered into the Taft causing a rapid sinking. crew escaped in lifeboats two minutes before its loss.
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Helen E. Taft
Cape Lookout
Uppland
Jacksonville
John Williams
Leeward
Taf
Taft
Verdict Under New Game Law Hits Higgins in Fire Suit
The first case under the new forest and island game law, tried in INH, ends with Charles M Higgins of Brooklyn winning against the Long Island Railroad Company. Higgins, owner of a Long Island estate, sued for 24000 after a forest fire on April 10, 190, claiming sparks from the railroad equipment caused the blaze. The jury awarded Higgins with a verdict likely to be appealed.
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New Forest
Charles M. Higgins
Brooklyn
Long Island Railresé Company
Higgins
Town
Long Island
Skating Race Opens Season at Riverside Rink
Ollie Wood, brother of Morris Wood, captured the one mile handicap from scratch in 3 minutes 1.5 seconds at the Riverside Outdoor Skating Rink on 113th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. J. Wray placed second in the same event, with Terry Conners winning the one mile novice race in 3 minutes 35 seconds. A crowd of more than five hundred watched.
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Riverside
113Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Ollie Wood
Morris Wood
J. Wray
Terry Conners
E Debar
F Bacon
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