Crescent Ath Club triumph seals top H A L race
Crescent Athletic Club defeated St Nicholas 7 goals to 3 at Nicholas Rink to break the tie for first place in the Amateur Hockey League. Lofty speed and team play highlighted a fast contest with Hayward’s goaltending keeping Nicholas in striking distance. Lifton Shirreff Shiebler and Thompson starred for the Crescents, while Wilder and Hayward stood out for St Nicholas amidst a packed rink and several penalties.
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Crescents
Wall
O'Flynn
Lang
J. Nicholas
St. Nicholas
Gordon
Kenneth
Fower
Chew
Thompson
Souther
Hayward
K. Stordon
Carruthers
Crescent Hockey Club
Liffiton
Shirreff
St. Nicholas Ice
Lifton
Haywood
Shiebler
Dobby
Crescent
Wilder
Shireff
Point
Long
Lifften
Liften
Shirref
K. Gordon
Shiebter
Debby
Ghiebler
Oxford Against the Challenge Accepting American Invite Questioned
Oxford University Athletic Association met to consider the Inter collegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America challenge for a post Olympic international track meet with US and UK teams. They plan to consult Cambridge University before any statement. The general view favors delaying acceptance.
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Oxford
Oxford University Athletic Association
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
United States
Great Britain
Cambridge University
Death of the Bard racehorse at Chesterbrook Farm
Information arrived from Chesterbrook Farm Pennsylvania that The Bard a famed racehorse sired by Longfellow and owned by A J Cassatt died after a long decline due to old age The Bard earned 84440 in turf racing and in 1888 as a five year old defeated Hanover in the Brooklyn Handicap He faced many rivals including Dew Drop Troubadour Elkwood Firenzi Volante Bluewing and Ali He also sired winners such as Gold Heels Suburban Handicap victor and Galileo who narrowly beat Domino in the Futurity of 1893
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the Tribune
Lexington
Chesterbrook Farm
Berwyn
Penn
the Bard
Longfellow
Brodemante
A. J. Cassatt
Kentucky
Bard
Hanover
Brooklyn
Dew Drop
Troubadour
Elkwood
Firenzi
Volante
Bluewing
Ali
Gold Heels
Galileo
Domino
Lipton Cup Protest Dismissed by Crescent Yacht Club
The Crescent Athletic Club yachting committee upheld the Lipton Cup awarding to Bensonhurst, ruling a protest by Goblin owners invalid. Measurements showed six yachts fell short on headroom but exceeded floor space. enforcing strict limits would have voided the entire series. The ruling noted timing and spirit of the deed, and that merits determined the cup award.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Bensonhurst
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Hotel St. Denis
Gravesend Bay
William H. Childs
New Moon
Nereid
F. Speidel
Goblin
Speidel Brothers
Charles J. McDermott
J. B. O'Donohue
Addison C. Henan
McDonough Craven
A. F. Aldridge
Mr. Childs
Gunda
Blue Bill
Auto exports rise for year 197 amounting to 2.8 percent
Figures from the American Motor Car Manufacturers Association show exports of automobiles in 197 totaling 2.8 percent of all shipments with a value of $5,120,963. This compared with 1996 totals of 1,155 cars and $1,792,308, marking a gain of 1,739 cars and $3,328,605 in valuation.
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American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
New York A C and Elizabeth Lead in Athletic Bowling Race
The New York A C and Elizabeth clubs extended their leads in the Athletic Bowling League by winning away. New York defeated Passaic 933 to ? while Elizabeth beat Montclair by a pin in a tight finish. Pope led Elizabeth with 198.2 average on the night as Montclair and Passaic both posted strong scores.
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New York Athletic Club
Elizabeth Club
New York
Passaic Club
Elizabeth
Montclair Club
Montclair
Thompson
Sigler
Shotwell
Pope
EA Azadet Club
Thomson Atr Club
Walker
Lockwood
Passaic
Clute
Arnold
Olsen
York A.C
Lefferts
Sherlock
Elston
HLS
Jersey City
PBR
Ean
Automobile Club of America Endorses Motels and Garages
The Automobile Club of America reports many applications for official appointments of motorist friendly establishments. A new accommodations committee led by Winslow Tracy Williams will vet applicants to ensure superior service. The club’s library expands with nearly a thousand volumes and extensive maps. Alfred Reeves heads to Detroit for the annual Manufacturers' Association meeting with important issues on the agenda.
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Automobile Club of America
Bureau of Tours of
The
Bureau of Tours
Winslow Tracy Williams
Irving Brokaw
Cortlandt F. Bishop
Lirary Committee
Alfred Reeves
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Detroit
Association
Dunwoodie Country Club Plans Improvements and Elections
Favorable reports were presented at the Dunwoodie Country Club annual meeting as the 1s-hole course will receive improvements including greens on holes nine thirteen and fourteen. Officers elected include President E K Martin and vice presidents W W Lee H J Kaltenbach. secretary F J Ross and treasurer D H Thomas. Committees named with chairs such as W E Conklyn and A J Watson. stockholders added nine governors to the board including Martin Ayres Moon Ross Wever Stanton Kaltenbach Caraway Holmes.
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Dunwoodie
8. B. Ayres
W. R. Moon
F. J. Ross
D. de W. Wever
John R. Stanton
H. J. Kaltenbach
H. R. Caraway
Dyer B. Holmes
Racing at New Orleans Wins by Heavy Track Favorites
At the Fair Grounds Lotus Brandt Gold Proof and Gambrinus led the program on a heavy track. Notter rode six mounts, winning Aunt Rose in race three and contributing to a day of close finishes with Gold Proof dominating race four by six lengths. Amberjack surprised at 15 to 1 in race five, while Gambrinus triumphed in the seventh race as the favorite.
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New Orleans
Lotus Brandt
Gold Proof
Gambrinus
Fair Grounds
Notter
Aunt Rose
McDaniel
Comedienne
Avaunteer
Amberjack
Bill Daly
Hammock Row
Ww. Ou
Lady Leota
iNotter
Lady Chilton
Anne McGee
Nigger Hoy
My Lady Frances
Maid of Gotham
Stiverine
Grotto
Lorld
Powers
Night Mist
Walsh
Melange
den of Dawn
Rural Boy
Donaldo
Bounding Elk
Oroba
Blue Lee
la Souer
Gold Froof
Low
Lee
Jersey Lady
Electorine
Kohn
Dry Dollar
1. Smith
Padre
L. Williams
Thire
King Brush
Ottoman
Tom Mankins
Young Stevens
Iribes Hill
Daring
Lieber Gore
George Vivian
Cock— Sure
Rappahannock
Rebounder
Baker
J. D. Dunn
Sam Rice
Broken Melody
Delmore
French Clock Thieves Striking Milton Point Burglaries
Police report a peculiar burglary spree at Milton Point Rye with several homes entered. Items stolen include a French clock and four rugs from Mrs Starbuck and an overcoat from Frank R Lawrence’s unoccupied summer home. No other valuables were taken at the Wainwright property and losses total under ten dollars.
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Milton Point
Rye
N. Y
Elsner
Frank R. Lawrence
Lotos Club
William H. Starbuck
J. Howard Wainwright Place
Harry de Berkeley Parsons
William Barclay Parsons
Stamford Yacht Club Officers Elected At February Meeting
At Stamford Yacht Club annual meeting February 4 officers and committees reported strong growth with 26 members and plans for numerous regatta races and water sports. Commodore Richard H. Gillespie and other officers were elected, with a large slate of directors and a nominating committee listed for 1980.
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Stamford Yacht Club
Richard H. Gillespie
Alfred S. Pitt
James S. Jenkins
Herbert Lawton
John J. Cloonan
Alfred H. Scofield
Louis F. Berry
Wilson L. Baldwin
George €. Blickensderfer
Edward G. Burgess, Jr
Walter E. Coe
John B. Phillips
Henry G. Ridabock
Edward FE. Rinehart, Jr
Harold Roberts
James D. Smith
Robert Struthers, Jr
Charles Ff. Weterbury
Edwin L. Scofield
William H. Judd
Frederic G. Mather
Frank W. Bogardus
Galen A. Carter
Princeton Wins On The Mat In Philly Dual Meet
Philadelphia Feb 6 Princeton defeated the University of Pennsylvania in a dual wrestling meet by a decisive score. The victory solidifies Princeton’s lead in the season with key wins at heavyweight and middleweight bouts. Penn fought hard but could not overturn the tie as Princeton clinched the dual meet.
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Philadelphia
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania F& A
Paul Beating Haskins In Mile For Marlinique Cup
University of Pennsylvania trainer Mike Murphy enters W Paul, last year’s Interscholastic one mile champion with a 4 28 record, for the mile at Columbia games in Madison Square Garden a week from tomorrow night. Haskins also entered. Murphy notes Paul has beaten Haskins in practice and seeks race outcome.
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Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
W. Paul
Columbia
Madison Square Garden
Haskins
Murphy
Paul
A Plea for Autoists Gov Fort a Friend
The New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club banquet in Newark honored Governor Fort and others. Fort urged a state automobile department and road funding from motor taxes, while Hotchkiss of the AAA pressed for “Jersey justice” reforms and fair treatment of motorists from out of state. He criticized strict speed limits and nonresident registration as unjust, urging reasonable laws and improved roads.
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New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Achtelstetter’s
Newark
United States
New Jersey
Governor Fort
Franklin Murphy
J. B. R. Smith
Department of Motor Vehicle Registration and Regulation
Committee On Automobile Laws
Frelinghuysen
William H. Hotchkiss
Buffalo
American Automobile Association
Jersey
Lucullan Board
Trenton
Delaware
New York
Nessio
Night Riders Whip Four Farmers in Kentucky
A small body of night riders operated last night in western Cooma County Kentucky. Telephone wires were cut to hinder alarms. One farmer is reported assaulted for selling tobacco outside the tobacco association.
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Hopkinsville
West Coomal
Means
Extradition papers arrive for Walker in San Diego
San Diego February ex extradition papers for W. F. Walker in New Britain Conn for alleged em be arrived at Ensenada from Mexico. It is expected Walker will be brought on the next steamer from Lower California.
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San Diego
Cal
Ensenada
Andi
W. FF. Walker
New Britain
Dog Travels 1500 Miles Across Montana
A San Francisco man sold two greyhounds to a buyer last December. One dog later traveled about fifteen hundred miles across Montana, returning to the seller who attempted to drive it away. The dog greeted him with a bark and refused to leave.
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San Francisco
Michael Ryan
F Land
Ryan
Montana
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