Indoor rifle tournament ends with ties and high scores
The National Rifle Association directs a ten day indoor rifle tournament at the Sportsmen's Show in Grand Central Palace. J Howell Byrnes Morris High School wins the high prone score and Charles Oeder Morris High School takes the high hand score. General James A Crain presides as prizes are awarded amid speeches urging rifle instruction for national defense.
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National Rifle Association
Grand Central Palace
J. Howell Byrnes
Morris High School
Garcia
Curtis High
G. B. Davidson
Morris High
Davidson
Byrnes
Charles Oeder
A. Garcia
Columbia
Forest, Fish and Game Society of America
Curtis High School
Staten Island
Greater New York
G. Dueschnes
High School of Commerce
M. Wiechers
James A. Crain
Jenneate
National Rifle Association of America
George W. Wingate
Grant
Sherman
Hancock
Scofield
Infantry
Army
Cavalry
Navy
Marine Corps
Naval Academy
Camp Perry
Ohio
Canada
Australia
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
William H. Taft
United States
National Rifle Association of Great Britain
Wiliam Waldorf Astor
Western Conference to extend schedule to seven games
At a Western Intercollegiate Conference meeting on January 4 1924 it was decided to lengthen the football schedule per team from five to seven games pending member ratification. The announcement also said Michigan would resume athletic relations with other Western universities in the conference.
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Chicago
University of Michigan
Sports show in Grand Central Palace ends with praise
The Forest Fish and Game Society of America ran a high class sports show at Grand Central Palace. Attendees ranged from naturalists to hunters, with endorsements from Camp Fire Club of America and Audubon Society. Preliminary plans aim to elevate the exhibit next season as lectures by officials like William L. Hall highlighted forestry and timber policy for the East.
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Forest, Fish and Game Society of America
Grand Central Palace
Camp Fire Club of America
The
Explorers’ Club
Arctic Club
Audubon Society
New York Zoological Society
Fish and Game Commissions
United States Bureau of Forestry and Fish Commission
William L. Hall
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Appalachian
White Mountain National Forests
Crescents Win Easily In Brooklyn Association Match
In drizzle at Bay Ridge Brooklyn the Crescents Athletic Club defeated Wanderers 11 goals to 0, while one man short at right halfback. The Crescents outplayed rivals at all points and plan home and away matches with Staten Island FC next weekend and Jan 18.
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Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Crescent Athletic Club
Wanderers
Crescents
Staten Island
Livingston
Zingari
Bensonhurst Thisties
Marquette Oval
White
G. Watts
Stiles
Thistles
Tigers Beat Columbia A Point For Princeton
Princeton edged Columbia 1 0 at St Nicholas Rink in the Intercollegiate Hockey League opener. Phillips scored on a pass from Osborne in the second period as Princeton dominated play but struggled with shooting. Murphy and Barnum excelled for Columbia, with Reed making a late bid for parity.
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Princeton
Columbia
St. Nicholas Rink
New Jersey
Barnum
Murphy
Jenkins
Mackenzie
Phillips
Osborne
Brush
Coxe
Peacock
Read
Old
Nassau
Reed
Incis
Asrecare
Murphy Rolston
Barnum Iml
Borchardt Osborne
Mackenzie Coxe
Rover Seme
Jenkins Brush
IV Moonee
Teuveuc Scala King IU
Wlaldwcig Aietin Ae Gy Rie
Cca Enisaccan
Princeton—Phillips
Dr. McKenzie
Hockey Club
R. G. Castleman
New York Athletic Club
R. Leake
D. Carter
Four Work at Traps in Bath Beach Shoot
Four gunners braved yesterday’s storm to shoot at fifty targets for a special Bath Beach trophy. Isaac Snediker won with 38 hits, followed by J M Knox 22, Co M Camp 2, and W H Davos 23. Conditions were exceedingly hard.
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Marine and Field Club
Bath Beach
Isaac Snediker
J. M. Knox
Co. M. Camp
W. H. Davos
Crescent Athletic Club hosts first 1998 trap shoot in rain
In light rain and wind at Parkway Driving Club, Crescent Athletic Club members posted strong scores across eight matches. J H Ernst led with 23 of 25 in the January cup, while H B Vanderveer netted 23 and swept the Stake trophy. F B Stephenson claimed a scratch shoot and multiple 15 target trophies amid close ends.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Parkway
J. H. Ernst
H. B. Vanderveer
F. B. Stephenson
G. G. Stephenson
D. Leahy
H Ernst
Campyon
Raynor
W. W. Marshall
Hopkins
G Stephenson
H B. Vanderveer
L ¢ Kins
Cc. Damron
W. Marshall Pty
H. Ernst
F. S. Raynor
Leahy
W. Moffett Rer
L. M Palmer
C. Chapman
E Hendrickson
G. Stephenson
I Vanderveer
B. Stephenson
Ll. M. Palmer
W. Moffett
W. G. Stephenso
L M Palmer
Tole W. Marshall
B. Vanderveer F
A. E. Hendrickson
Stevens Sets New Navy Middy Strength Record
Annapolis January 4 Midshipman James G Stevens of Summerfield Ohio breaks the Naval Academy strength record with 1481 points in tests surpassing the prior 1420 held by Robert F Chambers of Ohio Captain A H Douglas ranks third and plans to challenge the new mark
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the Tribune
Annapolis
Naval Academy
James G. Stevens
Summerfield
Ohio
Robert F. Chambers
A. H. Douglas
Stevens
Young Giants First Baseman Fred Merkle Faces Veteran Tenney
The piece charts Fred Merkle as a twenty year old prospect challenging Dan McGann’s old first base spot, with Tenney and McGraw’s team on the line. It notes Johnson’s rise after the Detroit bunt disruption and McDonald’s rough Senators debut, plus Boston Americans set for Columbus camp and contract signings including Young Criger Wagner Donahue and Carrigan among others.
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Fred Merkle
Michigan
Giants
Fred Knowles
Tenney
Dan McGann
McGraw
Walter Johnson
Washington
Detroit
Tigers
Johnson
Hughey Jennings
Boston Americans
Columbus
S. C
Cy” Young
Lou” Criger
Morgan, Wagner
Frank Donahue
Patrick Donahue
Sullivan
Pruitt
Unglaub
Carrigan
Burchell
Barrett
McHale
Tannehill
Broker Buys Heinze's Yacht Revolution at Private Sale
Boston Jan 4 Colonel Charles Hayden the broker bought F Augustus Heinze s fast steam yacht the Revolution at a private sale The vessel once turbine powered but remodelled with reciprocating engines
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the Tribune
Boston
Charles Hayden
F. Augustus Heinze
Haskins Wins Cross Country Run at Fairmount Park
Guy Haskins of the University of Pennsylvania won the Middle Atlantic Association cross country championship at Fairmount Park. His time was 31 minutes 23 seconds. About twenty five runners started the race.
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Philadelphia
Guy Haskins
University of Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Fairmount Park
Fair Play in Big String Handicaps at Brighton
August Belmont chairman of the Jockey Club enters his good three year old Fair Play in the Brooklyn Suburban and Brighton handicaps. Brighton Handicap entries reach forty nine by noon yesterday with notable nominees Rifleman Str Huon Arcite Colonel Bob Dr Mathews Dick Finnell Fair Play Mester Robert and Kercheval.
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August Belmont
Jockey Club
Brooklyn
Brighton
Rifleman
Str
Huon
Arcite
Colonel Bob
Dr. Mathews
Dick Finnell
Fair Play
Robert
Kercheval
Ned Hanlan's Career and World Coach Record
Veteran oarsman Edward Hanlan dominated global rowing for decades. Born in Toronto to Irish parents in 1855, he began at sixteen, winning hundreds of races and earning millions from prizes and exhibitions. He claimed world championships, set four mile and three mile records, coached Columbia University, and was famed for effortless, precise stroke technique.
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Edward Hanlan
Toronto
Berry
Duncan
Hanlan
Pat Gray
New Hanlan
Philadelphia
America
Evan Morris
Hulton
Pittsburg
Charles
Pa”) Courtney
Cornell
England
Africa
Laycock
Australia
Gaudaur
Columbia University
Hanilan
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS REPORTS A DAY OF UPS AND DOWNS
St Mario led a mixed card at City Park with the lone winning favorite among five public choices. Dr MecCluer faded after leading a mile. Killdee edged Bob Murphy in the Cosmopolitan Hurdle Handicap to a slim finish, while Anna Magee and John Carroll claimed early wins for Corrigan Koerner. Nicol was suspended for conduct at the post. Track to reopen Monday for a two week meeting.
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New Orleans
St. Mario
City Park
Dr MecCluer
Killdee
Bob Murphy
St. Velma
Anna Magee
Ed Corrigan
C. Koerner
Holy Mass
Smart
Corrigan-Koerner
John Carroll
Green Leaf
Nicol
Fair Grounds
P. M. Civill
Orly II
Doubt
C Koerner
Lloyd
Martin
Koerner
Green Seal
Henry
Frontenac
Fairbrother
Dr. Mack
Robin Hood
Fay
Hooray
Crafty
Charlie Eastman
Miss Ferris
Escutcheon
Powers
Woodlane
Lee
Melange
Flynn
Blue Lee
Albert Star
Evelyn S. Infanta
Goldquest
Listerine
Yankee Rose
Killdoe
C. Chandler
Boby Murphy
McClain
St. Volma
Archibald
Sam Hoffheimer
Rules
Woodside
J. Powers
Old Honesty
J. Lee
Sumter
Carthage
Lotus Eater
May Rowe
Flavigny
Rio Grande
McCluer
Milshora
Ambertack
Lady Oakland
el Capitan
Rosen Defeats Mieses in Local Chess Match
L Rosen of Rice Chess Club defeated Jacques Mieses of Leipzi g in a thirty five move game at the local club. Mieses played the Centre Counter Gambit but was outmaneuvered. This afternoon Rosen begins exhibition games at Manhattan Chess Club against A Ettlinger.
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L. Rosen
Rice Chess Club
Jacques Mieses
Leipsic
Herr Miesen
Rosen
Manhattan Chess Club
A. Ettlinger
Mieses
Auto Salon At Garden Ends With Big Crowd And Praise
Square Garden closed last night after a successful auto salon despite rain with large afternoon and evening crowds. Exhibitors reported sales above last year and urged an annual foreign car show. Fiat and Maia executives praised the event, noting strong interest and possible permanent exhibit space in New York City.
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America
E. B. Gallaher
Maia Car
Percy Owen
Bianchi
New York
Joseph M. Gilbert
Continental Tire Forces
Andre Massenat
Panhard-Levassomi
J. J. Mann
Paris
Campania
Mann
Waldorf-Astoria
Salon
Alan R. Hawley
Cortlandt Field Bishop
Aero Club
Bishop
Sam
Ee H. Choate, Jr
Orthington
William Kk
Anderbill
Arthur Curtiss James
Arthur Iselit
Harry S. Black
John B. Trevor
Robert W. Goelet
Frederick Pratt
J . Schaeffer
Ereames Hupfel Rudelga
Wille
Rs G. Fabbri
Joan Hanan
C. Riker
Jone Baw
Ashere B. Steed
A Ieneten
Odrichs
William Lafat
Dore Bitop
James J. Coogan
T. Gerry
G Rn Smith
Julius Kah
George Magor
Doelger
A Nates
Seeger
Ge Hamilton
Froth C. Revere
Dore H . Os
George R. Sheldon
Theos
Ee A. McIntyre
E. C. Converse
Modore
Frederick G. Bourne
Saddle Horse Show Entries Close Early at American Horse Exchange
Entries for fifteen classes at the saddle horse show to be held at the American Horse Exchange on January 23 and January 3 close with F M Ware. Cups will be awarded to the first and second place horses.
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American Horse Exchange
F. M. Ware
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Darly Daily
Tribune
Dueschnes
Big Nine
White Mountain
Mississippi River
Eee
Appalachians
National Forest
Camerons
Pennenge Aia Hercensee
J. Dunlop A. Rydbury
H. J. Charlwood
J. Humphreys
E. Hunter H. Rathgeber
Rm. H
R. Kinney
J. McPhee
C. H
D. McAusland
T. Watson
Sererere
S. Booth W. Johnston
Boys’ Club
R. Rimmer
Albert Ace
A. Pinkerton
F. Wagner
Callanan
B. Andrew Wanes
T. Callahan
J. Snore Armstrong
B. Arnold Jetters
Donoghue
Alter
Eres
H. Donaghy
Jackson
R. O'Donoghue
M. Kerr Cone
J. Berrie
Woodworth Ee
H. Skidmore Parsons
R. Harris
Christy
Brooklyn Football Club
Geata —kKerr
Parsons
Salter
Armstrong
Bronx United
A. Thomas L. Winters
Wash
Baxenvall OC
W. Benzing
A. Whitehead Co. Bergescoe R. H Ec
B. Forbes
E. Benzing
C. T. Brown
W. Matt Nee
R. Jones
O. Benzing
R. Ridley
T. S. Heilly
R. F. J. Negerlin
B. Waddell
F. H. Tabor
Kershaw M. Curry
Whitehouse
Jomersback
G Shand
van Cortlandt Park
New York Amateur Association Football League
Corsones Meee
van der Zee
Foster E. H. Steintald
D. Guthri
R. B
E. Tabor
McArthur
Merriweather Smith Wilmot
Ewen
C. Jenkins Crowe
Snyder W. Hastings
O- van Laar
W. Cameron
Vanderveer
Florida Gien
Masson
Helen Holland
Dorothy Ann
Honta
Debar
Marsh Redon
Prince of Press
Land Breeze
Abe Meyer
High Wing
Thomas Calhoun
Edina
Saitram
McGregor
Gold Quest
Padrone
Moscow Belle
Arrow Swift
Grena
Georgia Girl
Ed Kane
Jacobite
Royal Ben
Higginbotham
Okenite
Hayes Handzarre
Coon
Seliing
Cecile Sarees
Delphic
Donna
Masie O'Neill
Clara Huron
Sister Polly
Lad
Alicia
Pearl Hopkins
Edith M
Louise MacFarland
Nancy Ossateate
J. G. Stevens
Merkle
McDonald
Cantillon
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Athletics
F. A. Heinze
Haskins
Ned Hanlan
Rosen Mieses Osen
Auto Salon
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