Keene noms big three year old entries for spring handicaps
James R. Keene names Colin and Celt for major three year old stakes at Coney Island Brooklyn and Brighton with entries rising for Suburban Brooklyn and Brighton handicaps. Peter Pan retires. Ballot Restigouche Transvaal Gretna Green and others listed among Suburban Brighton and Brooklyn fields. Tommy Smith notes closing date for three year old stakes January 15 with extra prize purse.
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James R. Keene
Coney Island Jockey Club
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Colin
Celt
Brooklyn
Suburban
Brighton
Peter Pan
Keene
Cinderella
Restigouche
Transvaal
Ballot
Superman
Gretna Green
Patchogue
Nealon
T. Hitchcock, Jr
Salvidero
Wich
T. D. Sullivan
Dr. Gardner
Jack McGinniss
Frank Gill
F. R. Hitchcock
Inferno
Beauclerc
Jim Gaffney
Bedouin
King James
Lane Allen
Charles Edward
Lawrence P. Daley
Chaseawey
Master Robert
Cell McCarter
Neaton
Cottontown
Dandelion
Rifleman
de Muna
Royal Tourist
Don Enrique
Selvidere
Ellicott
Clay
Billsdere
Falcada Timber
Fourtainblue
Tourenne
Gok Lady
Westbury Gretna Green
W. H. Corer
Hessian
W. H. Daniel
Berkeley King James
M . Chascawey
Minnie Adams
Ees
Ottontown
Don Enrique Salvidere
Gardner
Falcada
Filmnap
Westbury
Tommy Smith
Jockey Nicol Dominates at City Park with Three Winners
Nicol rode Meadowbreeze Risk and Hyperion II to victory as New Orleans racing featured five furlong records and a tight handicap. Jacobite led the six furlong handicap field from the start, while Apache stretched his winning streak to five with a victory in the fifth race.
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New Orleans
Nicol
City Park Racetrack
Meadowbreeze
Risk
Hyperion II
Mamed
Jacobite
Comedienne
George Odom
Cooney K
Apache
Bitter Sir
Alsatian
Newcastle
Hanézarra
Momentum
the Bear
Artful Dodger
Lucy Young
Helmore
Jerry Sharp
Ethylene
McDaniel
Raynor
Cooner K
Powers
Platoon
Keator and
Refined
W. Ott
Bitter Sis
Alsatia
Hans
Ketchemike
Silver Bat
the Thorn
Moscow Belle
Rhine— Stone
Ansonia
Adesso
Lloyd
Rebo
J. Lee
Gold Way
C. Koerner
Louise MacFarlan
Call
No Trumpet
Charlie Thompson
Canopian
Jungle Imp
Conde
Marabon
Tribes Hill
Gregory Denies Professionalism At Michigan
Seattle reports George W. Gregory denies accusations of professionalism linked to Michigan athletics. He tells President David Starr Jordan he did not receive any money or offers from agents and disputes claims about fellow players Heston and Rose and their Michigan tenures.
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Seattle
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford Junior University
George W. Gregory
Yost
Michigan
Jordan
Heston
Rose
First Annual Sportsmen Show Closes With Notable Exhibits
The Forest Fish and Game Society of America hosts the final day of the Grand Central Palace sportsmen’s show. Visitors praised returns, mule deer antics, Clem the bear’s bonding with a keeper, and Clark University quail raising. Charles Townsend of the New York Aquarium presented a lecture with sixty seal views discussing fur seal fisheries and migrations in the Arctic and Antarctic.
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Forest, Fish and Game Society of America
Grand Central Palace
Clem
Arthur Robinson
Cc. H. Hodge
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Mr. Follett
Charles H. Townsend
New York Aquarium
Bering Sea
Townsend
America
Africa
Antarctic
Arctic
North Ish
Pribylov
Commander Islands
United States
Alaska
Yale Loses to Crescent Athletic Club in Hockey
Crescent Athletic Club defeated Yale 6 to 1 at St. Nicholas Rink. Liffiton scored four goals and Sherriff two as Yale managed a single goal by Fells. Crescents dominated the second period while keeping Yale scoreless. The Columbia seven prepare to face Princeton in the intercollegiate league series opener. In basketball, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute beat Wesleyan 22 to 2 on their court in a rough, low-scoring game.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Yale
St. Nicholas
Brooklyn
Liffiton
Sherriff
Crescents
Fells
Wesleyan
Polytechnic Institute Basketball Five
Wesleyan College
Crescent A
Langsseee
Crete
Curtis High Boys Win Intercollegiate Rifle Tournament Title
Curtis High School of Staten Island won the interscholastic rifle tournament conducted under the National Rifle Association at the Sportsmen's Show Grand Central Palace. Erasmus Hall and Brooklyn High trailed, with Curtis posting 59 of 600 debut points to lead. C W Slaughter equaled the top tournament score at 98 for Brooklyn High, while A Garcia of Curtis led with 98. The Morris High team excelled in offhand and Commercial High led in prone. The Curtis team will receive the trophy tonight with dignitaries including Seth Low and General George Moore Smith expected in attendance.
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Curtis High School
Staten Island
National Rifle Association
Grand Central Palace
Erasmus Hall
Brooklyn High
Commercial High School of
Brooklyn
C. W. Slaughter
H. K. Beasley
E. J. Hoffman
A. Fletcher
D. W. Chatterton
Nisin Sim
Fred Wells
E. A. Wells
New York State
National Rifle Association of America
Seth Low
Columbia College
George Moore Smith
First Brigade
Boys’ High School
L. Leverick Vv
Wenserereeeses
Cc. W. Slaughter
Og E. J. Hoffman
Sa A. Fletcher
Smith
B. Sparks
H. Dixon
C Williamson As
P. Remson
E. Reeve
Saint Wees
Auto road race plans for Briarcliff trophy in Westchester
Consulting engineer reports circuit at thirty three and one third miles with a possible three mile reduction after board review. Morrell sets one entry per mile, capping entrants at thirty. Entries close January 15 and prize money around 5.4 thousand dollars alongside the trophy.
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Automobile Manufacturers’ Committee
Westchester County
Robert Lee Morrell
Henry Law
Morrell
New York
Racing associations settle dates at Jockey Club offices
A meeting at the Jockey Club offices in the Windsor Arcade produced an agreed allotment of racing dates with Empire City Racing Association to be served if approved by stewards. Noted absence of James Butler but his interests acknowledged. Stewards to decide and announce dates Thursday, with multiple regional clubs represented.
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Jockey Club
Windsor Arcade
Empire City Racing Association
James Butler
Empire City
Saratoga
F. K. Sturgis
Coney Island Jockey Club
Cornelius Fellows
Westchester Racing Association
Mieses Loses Second Game in Jaffe Series at Café Commercial
Jacques Mieses resigned the second game of his series with Charles Jaffe after fifty moves leaving Jaffe a pawn and two bishops against two knights. Jaffe won the series with two wins and a draw in three games. Mieses won two dry runs against Rice Chess Club members with Lasker present. He plans an exhibition match at Manhattan Chess Club against A. Ettlinger tomorrow afternoon.
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Jacques Mieses
Charles Jaffe
New York
Jaffee
Mieses
Jaffe
Rice Chess Club
Herr Mieses
E. Lasker
J. Tannerwurzel
Dr. Horowitz
H. Berliner
Dr. Lasker
S. Rosenthal
M. Rosenbaum
W. S. Morris
Manhattans Chess Club
A. Ettlinger
Last Bow for Autos at Madison Square Garden Show
The Importers' Automobile Salon at Madison Square Garden ends tonight after a strong week with large crowds and strong orders. André Massenat confirms plans to repeat the exhibition next year with ongoing yearly shows. Notables including Enrico Caruso, Colonel John Jacob Astor, Hugh J. Grant, and Alfred H. Dunham of Nome City visit, while discussions with Garden officials shape future dates and formats.
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Madison Square Garden
André Massenat
Massenat
Garden Company
Salon
Garden
Eisemann
Enrico Caruso
Hugh J. Grant
Elliott F. Shepard
Europe
Alfred H. Dunham
Nome City
Alaska
Dunham
New York
Alfred Seton
J. de Mont Thompson
C. B. Alexander
J. D. Maxwell
E. R. Thomas
William T. Bull
Norman Whitehouse
Pembroke Jones
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
John H. Bradford, Jr
Reginald Ronalds
Albert R. Shattuck
Colgate Hoyt
John F. Carroll
Charles W. Morse
Ralph Pulitzer
Robert Goelet
Winthrop E. Scarritt
The
Automobile Club of America
Elizabeth Bowling Club sweeps Montclair in Athletics Series
The Elizabeth club team won all three games against Montclair on its home alleys in an Athletic Bowling League series. The Roseville Athletic Association leads with nine wins and three losses, while the New York Athletic Club Newark Bay Club and Jersey City thrub fives are tied at eight and four. Elizabeth follows with seven and five. High scores highlighted the series as Elizabeth built a large early lead in the first game making Montclair's comeback unlikely.
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Elizabeth Club
Montclair Club
Roseville Athletic Association
New York Athletic Club
Newark Bay Club
Jersey City Thub
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Montclair
Montclair
Elizabeth Loses Lead as Montclair Rallies to Win
Montclair piled up strikes to overturn a 518 to 421 deficit, winning by twelve pins in the second game after Elizabeth closed strong in the final frame. Lockwood starred for Montclair, finishing strong in every game as team and individual scores were noted.
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Elizabeth
Montclair
Mont- Lockwood
Scar
Record at Bowling Krauss Sets High Average in 119 Games
Washington Jan 3 Harry Krauss of this city broke the world bowling record with a 20 hour grind finishing without rest. He logged 118 games averaging 195 with a high score of 236 and missed only eleven spares. His thumb was swollen and he worked through stimulants and meals at the lanes.
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Washington
Harry Krauss
Krauss
Wanmaker Named Appraiser at New York Port
George W. Wanmaker, deputy appraiser for seven years, is informally notified of appointment as Appraiser at the Port of New York to succeed Edward S. Fowler. Backing comes from Congressman Herbert Parsons and other Republicans. rival candidates included Henry M. Clapp and Charles K. Lexow. Wanmaker leads the Sith Assembly District and helped elect his Assemblyman amid Tammany opposition.
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George W. Wanmaker
the of New York
Edward S. Fowler
Geary
Treasury Department
Wanmaker
Christopher
Washington
Herbert Parsons
Republican County Committee
William S. Bennet
J. van Vechten Olcott
Fowler
Wanemaker
Sith
McManus
Charles K. Lexow
Powers Jury Deliberating Without Verdict in Kentucky Case
The Caleb Powers jurors in Georgetown Kentucky remain undecided after a long deliberation. Foreman J L Price said they were further from a verdict, and Judge Morris urged renewed effort to reach agreement. The jury has sat since yesterday morning and may be kept beyond the day.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
J. L. Price
Foreman Price
Morris
Bookkeeper Confesses to False Entries at San Francisco Bank
H L Storrs, a California Safe Deposit and Trust Company bookkeeper, testified under cross examination that he made false entries under orders from jailed manager J Dalzell Brown and fugitive assistant secretary J I Robertson. He said nearly 1,000,000 dollars were added to bank assets to fool state inspectors, with over 506,000 linked to Brown, Walter J Bartnett, and the San Francisco and San Joaquin Coral Company. a similar amount was charged against depositors to balance the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
H. L. Storrs
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
J. Dalzell Brown
J. ID. Robertson
Storrs
Brown
Walter J. Bartnett
San Francisco and San Joaquin Coral Company
Miners Entombed in Nevada Alpha Shaft Hopeful Recovery
Rescuers near the Alpha shaft advance about ten feet daily, now a short distance below the one hundredth foot mark. The three entombed miners, said to be in good health and cheerful, were told it will likely take four weeks to reach them.
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Ely
Nev
Alpha
Train Wreck Kills One in Canadian Pacific Incident
A broken rail on the Canadian Pacific eastbound express between Chapleau and Cartier caused a colonist car and coach to overturn. Mrs. Slowen of Lindsay Ontario was instantly killed and a score of others were injured.
Susquehanna Coal Co Schedules Seven-Hour Day
Shamokin Pennsylvania January 3 1920 Beginning today the collieries of the Susquehanna Coal Company controlled by the Pennsylvania Railroad will work seven hours daily. Five thousand employes are affected by the cut in hours. Binghamton New York January 2 1920 The Erie shops at Susquehanna were restored to full time yesterday after a period of eight hours work for the last two weeks.
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Shamokin
Penn
Susquehanna Coal Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Binghamton
N. Y
Erie
Susquehanna
Railway mail clerk Lenhart moved with smallpox
Harrisburg report states Williar S. Lenhart was removed to the Sanitary Hospital today with smallpox. He is the third clerk on the New York to Pittsburg route to contract the disease since December.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Williar S. Lenhart
New York
Pittsburg
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