Crescent Athl Club Defeats St Nicholas 7–3 In Hockey Race
The Crescent Athletic Club hockey team at St Nicholas Rink defeated the champions 7 to 3 to break the tie for first in the Amateur Hockey League. Crescent dominated with fast passes and strong defense led by Lifton Shirreff and Shiebler, while Hayward stood out for St Nicholas. The crowd packed the rink as Crescent moved ahead with early goals and held on despite St Nicholas late surges.
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St. Nicholas
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklynites
Hayward
Ividus
Crescents
Wall
O’flynn
Lang
Gordon
Kenneth
Rover
Chew
Thompson
Souther
R “Eordon
Carruthers
Crescent Hockey Club
Liffiton
Shirreff
St. Nicholas Ice
Liffton
Haywood
O'Flynn
Shiebbler
Dobby
Shiebler
Crescent
Wilder
Shireff
Nets
Lifften
Lifton
K. Gordon
Cres
Ith
Ghiebler
Oxford Against the Challenge
Oxford University Athletic Association met to decide on the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletes America challenge for an international track and field meet with American and British universities after the Olympic year. They resolved to consult Cambridge University before any final decision and stated that statements are premature. The mood favored not accepting the American challenge.
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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 ends era at Chesterbrook Farm
Lexington dispatch reports the death at Chesterbrook Farm in Berwyn Pennsylvania of The Bard a famed racehorse by Longfellow Brodemante owned by A J Cassatt The Bard aged and in decline was euthanized with chloroform The Bard earned 84440 in turf racing defeated Hanover in the 1888 Brooklyn Handicap and beat rivals such as Dew Drop Troubadour Elkwood Firenzi Volante Bluewing and Ali He sired winners including Gold Heels and Galileo who ran Domino to a head in the 1893 Futurity
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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 not sustained by Crescent committee
The Crescent Athletic Club yachting committee dismissed the protest against the Bensonhurst winning the Lipton Cup. Read at the Bensonhurst Yacht Club dinner, findings said six of seven boats failed headroom rules but exceeded floor space. strict enforcement would have voided the series. The Goblin’s owners mounted the protest, but the committee ruled the cup awarded on merit and within the spirit of the deed.
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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. Hanan
McDonough Craven
A. F. Aldridge
Mr. Childs
Gunda
Blue Bill
Auto exports rise for 197 value and volume
According to figures from the American Motor Car Manufacturers' Association exports of automobiles in 197 amounted to 2,89 hundred cars valued at $5,120,953, compared with 1,155 cars valued at $1,792,308 in 1906. The gain totals 1,739 cars and $3,328,605 in valuation.
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American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
New York Athletic Club and Elizabeth Win Key Bowling Tie
New York and Elizabeth clubs pull ahead in the Athletic Bowling League race by winning away. New York beats Passaic 933 to 915 as Clute falters in the third game. Olsen and Arnold lead their teams with notable scores. In Montclair Elizabeth edges Montclair by a pin in a tight finish, with Pope and Shotwell among top marks and an evening average of 94.2 for Elizabeth.
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Elizabeth Club
New York
Passaic Club
Elizabeth
Montclair Club
Montclair
Thompson
Sigler
Shotwell
Pope
Passaic
Sif
Clute
Arnold
Olsen
NEW York A.C
CLU Breen
Harper Od
Sherwood
Lefferts
Adams
Sherloc
Hye
H.S
Jersey
Ay Monte
Roseville
Geo Newark Bay
Timely Auto Topics Highlight Motorist Accommodations Network
The Automobile Club of America endorses official appointments of hotels and garages for motorists, boosting traveler trust. A new accommodations committee led by Winslow Tracy Williams will screen applicants to ensure quality. The club library, indexing by author title and subject, now holds about a thousand volumes and major periodicals. Alfred Reeves departs for Detroit for the American Motor Car Manufacturers Association meeting to shape next year’s leadership and 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
Alfred Reeves
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Detroit
Association
French Clock Thieves Raid Milton Point In Rye N Y
Eccentric burglars strike Milton Point and Rye homes Wednesday morning. Police learn of the break ins at Frank R. Lawrence’s summer house, Mrs. William H. Starbuck’s residence, and J. Howard Wainwright place. Affected items include a French clock an overcoat four rugs and a yacht ing uniform. Losses total under a dollar.
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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
Dunwoodie Country Club Plans Course Improvements
At the annual meeting favorable reports were shared and the 1s-hole course will receive improvements including greens for holes nine thirteen and fourteen. New officers include President E K Martin and vice presidents W W Lee H J Kaltenbach with secretary F J Ross and treasurer D H Thomas. Committees named Greens W E Conklyn House W R Moon Handicap A J Watson Lawn Tennis T S Wood Auditing D B Holmes Captain W E Conklyn Lieutenant A J Watson. New governors added to the board are E K Martin S B Ayres W R Moon F J Ross D D Wever John R Stanton H J Kaltenbach H R Caraway and Dyer B Holmes.
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Dunwoodie
S. 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 at Six Furlongs News Card
Racing at the Fair Grounds reports Lotus Brandt Gold Proof and Gambrinus as winners on a heavy track. Notter rode six mounts with Aunt Rose topping the third race, Gold Proof dominating the fourth by six lengths, and Amberjack pulling a 15 to 1 upset in the fifth. Other race results list various winners and times across seven events.
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New Orleans
Lotus Brandt
Gold Proof
Gambrinus
Fair Grounds
Notter
Aunt Rose
McDaniel
Comedienne
Avaunteer
Amberjack
Bill Daly
Hammock Boy
Www. Ow
Lady Leota
Notte
Lady Chilton
Iine
Anne McGee
Nigger Boy
My Lady Frances
Maid of Gotham
Sliverine
Grotto
Lorld
Powers
Night Mist
Walsh
Our Boy
Florence Brimmer
Sir Cyril
Knighthead
Sabado
Mammy Dink
Ethel Carr
J. McCahey
Javotte
L. Smith
Thomas Calhoun
Melange
den of Dawn
Rural Boy
Donaldo
Bounding Elk
Oroba
Blue Lee
la Souer
Lee
Jersey Lady
Electorine
Kohn
Dry Dollar
J. Smith
Padre
L. Williams
King Brush
Ottoman
Tom Mankins
Young Stevens
Tribes Hill
Daring
Lieber Gore
George Vivian
Cock— Sure
Rappahannock
Rebounder
Baker
J. D. Dunn
Sam Rice
Broken Melody
Delmore
Etrena
Miss Ferriss
Asteroid
Garmbrinus
Heidel
Heart of Hyacinth
Henry
Clifton Forge
Dubet
Tinker
Paragon
Grenade
Husted
Footlights
Stamford Yacht Club Officers Named At Annual Meeting
At the Stamford Yacht Club annual meeting on February 4 reports showed a prosperous club with 26 members and potential growth before the season. Regatta plans include many races and water sports. officers elected include Commodore Richard H. Gillespie and Vice Commodore Alfred S. Pitt.
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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 C. Blickensderfer
Edward G. Burgess, Jr
Walter E. Coe
John B. Phillips
Henry G. Ridabock
Edward E. Rinehart, Jr
Harold Roberts
James D. Smith
Robert Struthers, Jr
Charles F. Waterbury
Edwin L. Scofield
William HW. Judd
Frederic G. Mather
Frank W. Bogardus
Galen A. Carter
Princeton Wins on the Mat in Philadelphia Meet
Princeton defeated the University of Pennsylvania in a wrestling meet held in Philadelphia, earning a decisive 6 to 2 victory. The match highlighted strong performances from Princeton grapplers, securing the team’s win on the road.
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Princeton
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Fm A
Usl
Paul and Haskins set for mile race at Columbia meet
W Paul, last year's interscholastic one mile champion with a 4 25 record, has entered for the mile in the Mar Unique Cup at Madison Square Garden next morrow night, with Mike Murphy stating Paul has regularly beaten Haskins in practice and aims to test him in competition.
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Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
W. Paul
Columbia
Madison Square Garden
Haskins
Murphy
Paul
A Plea for Autoists Fort A Friend at Newark Banquet
The New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club held its annual banquet in Newark with Governor Fort as guest of honor. Fort endorsed a separate auto department, proposed road funding from motor vehicle revenues, and urged sensible enforcement while backing improvements to state roads. He praised J. B. R. Smith and stressed taxation options, including weight or horsepower, to support road maintenance. Hotchkiss urged Jersey justice for motorists and highlighted cross state travel concerns.
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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
New York Roads versus New Jersey laws spark rights and road funding debate
A letter laments New York’s lenient motor vehicle rules versus New Jersey’s strict enforcement of speed limits and nonresident registrations. It argues roads belong to all citizens and should be state funded, criticizes attorney power clauses, and labels New Jersey a near solitary speed trap.
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New York
Justie Dobbins
New Jersey
Buffalo
Commonwealth
Night Riders Whip 4 Farmers in West County
A small group of night riders operated last night in West County cutting telephone wires to block alarms. Lact Means, a farmer, is reported to have been assaulted for selling tobacco outside the association.
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Hopkinsville
West County
Extradition Papers Arrive for Walker in San Diego
The steamer St Da arrived from Ensenada with extradition papers for W. F. Walker of New Britain Connecticut. He is to be brought to San Diego on the next steamer from Lower California after all parties reach Ensenada from Mexico.
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San Diego
Cal
St da
Ensenada
W. F. Walker
New Britain
Conn
Mexico
Walker
Lower California
Dog travels 1500 miles told by Montana move
Michael Ryan of land sold two greyhounds to a man heading west last December. A travel weary greyhound reappeared at Ryans place in San Francisco. The dog leaped on him and Ryan, recognizing the animal, had traveled more than fifteen hundred miles across Montana.
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San Francisco
Michael Ryan
Ryan
Montana
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