Victory for St Nicholas in opening amateur hockey game
The St Nicholas Skating Club defeated the New York Athletic Club 4 to 3 in the Amateur Hockey League opener at St Nicholas Rink. K Gordon netted all four St Nicholas goals as Castleman and Dalton starred. Mills of NYAC excelled in goal, while Coolican and Brophy were hurt late.
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Tragele
St. Nicholas Skating Club
Geven
New York Athletic Club
St. Nicholas Rink
Hed Dalton
Hayward
Coolican
Gt. Nicholas
K. Gordon
Souther
Wilder
Chew
Marcus
Carruthers
Coolican’s
New York
Gordon
Mills
Castleman
Broadfoot
Coclran
Brophy
Dalton
Met
hiJs
Kathleen Pope
D. Gordon
Dr. Sutherland
Queen’s College
Millis
Tealten R. W
Sutherland
Assees
Millabaugh
New Coach for Georgetown Crew
Georgetown University hires Harry Vail of New Brunswick to coach the rowing team after two years of defeats under a graduate system. Undergraduates welcome the shift to professional coaching hoping for improved performance on the water as many candidates audition for positions. Wall, former Weld Boat Club assistant at Harvard, now guides Ariel Boat Club in Baltimore.
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Tribune
Washington
Georgetown University
Harry Vail
New Brunswick
Georgetown
Wall
Weld Boat Club
Harvard
Ariel Boat Club
Baltimore
Victory of a 100 to 1 shot at Santa Anita
Los Angeles January 7 Ali eviator quoted at 100 to 1 won the opening race at Santa Anita Park by eight lengths. of Colony finished second at 5 to 1 and George Swain was third at 4 to 1.
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Los Angeles
Alieviator
Santa Anita Park
Colony
George Swain
Alice
Canning
Alex
Mrs. Sewall
Powers
Arionette
Holy Mass
Miss Hapsburg
My Lady Frances
Lady Hammond
Exotic
Chalice
Molly Stark
Lady Psyche
Dorothy Webb
Broken Melody
Mazzonia
Booker
Stella Perkins
Schlessinger
Ella
Grace George
Constantia
Cat Glass
Edith M
Nicoline
Sara Se
Wen
Brooks
Caper
Pickens
Tyre
Glen Roy
Dariing
Ta. Martin
Bauridge
Brakespeare
McDaniel
Major Mac
George H. White
Caucus
McCracken
Phil Chinn
Ace
Sen Salt
Sumter
Ivanhoe
McCarthy
Sorin
Skyward
Mortiboy
St. Noel
New Stadium At Syracuse University Described
A Consol idated Engineering and Construction Co description details the third U S stadium, now completed at Syracuse University. It seats up to 40 000, measures 670 by 475 feet, covers 613 acres, uses 250 000 cubic yards of excavation, 20 000 cubic yards of reinforced concrete, and 500 tons of reinforced steel with extensive metal lath. The design draws on Greek and Roman models, comparing to classical theatres and circuses such as Circus Maximus and Nero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Consolidated Engineering and Construction Company
Clinton
Circus Maximus
Rome
Nero
Cathedral of St. Peter
Maxentius
Licensing Association of Automobile Manufacturers Meeting
A well attended board of managers meeting discussed show policy and the garden show report. Colonel George Pope reported the eighth national show was the best yet and the next show will be held in the garden in January 150. M J Budlong praised the session and continued progressive policy. The American Automobile Association named Jefferson De Mont Thompson F H Ellicott and Frank B Hower to represent for the New York to Paris run via Alaska and Siberia.
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Licensing Association of Automobile Manufacturers
George Pope
Colonel Pope
M. J. Budlong
Association
American Automobile Association
New York
Paris
Alaska
Siberia
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
F. H. Ellicott
Frank B. Hower
One Time Owner of Pirates Dead
J Palmer O Neil former owner of the Pittsburg Baseball Club died at his home aged sixty four days He owned the Pittsburg team in 1890 during the Brotherhood war He lost 6000 that season had sixty players under contract won 23 games and lost 114 a record never equalled Pittsburg finished last but O Neil’s stand earned him a hand painted silk flag from rival owners
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Tribune
Pittsburg
J. Palmer O'Neil
O'Neil
O’neil
West Side Y M C A Athletic Meet Opens Series
The West Side Y M C A begins a series to decide the all around championship with a Friday gymnasium meet featuring a 20 yard dash 220 yard handicap 88 yard handicap 49 yard novice and 12 pound shot put handicap. Three top scorers for the season will earn gold silver and bronze medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Y. M.C. A
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Ewry Case Continued In Amateur Athletics Hearing
The Ama teur Athletic Union registration committee postponed the second hearing for Ray C. Ewry amid questions of professionalism tied to exhibitions at circuses and unsanctioned meets. Al Copeland charged H B Valentine in a related dispute, with further testimony and possible sanctions planned for a future session.
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Ray C. Ewry
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Jerry T. Mahoney
Broadway
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
Thomas Nevin
Thomas J. Hughes
al Copeland
H. B. Valentine
Ewry
Valentine
Matthew P. Halpin
England
Halpin
New Jersey
22D Regiment
23D Regiment
P. J. Walsh
Canada
Montreal
Penn and Michigan Accept Two Year Football Pact
The University of Pennsylvania and the University of Michigan approved a new two year football agreement. Michigan hosts this fall but Penn may travel to Ann Arbor. The Yale-Princeton game’s Princeton date influences whether Penn visits Michigan. The football committee will decide if Penn’s trip is the best solution.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
University of Michigan
Board of Directors
University Athletic Association
Michigan
Quakers
Ann Arbor
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Mountain Jockey Suspended After Unsatisfactory Rides
George Mountain, veteran jockey, was indefinitely suspended by Crescent City Jockey Club stewards for unsatisfactory rides. He cannot ride at Fair Grounds or City Park. The ban follows a controversial ride on Pasadena December 28 and affects his licensing prospects in the East.
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New Orleans
George Mountain
Crescent City
Mountain
Pasadena
Powers
Alma Dufour
Old Honesty
West
Belmont
Jockey Club
New York
Glorifier
James R. Keene
Colin
Miller
Saratoga
Mr. Belmont
Okenite
Alice
Hyperion I
Miss Delaney
al Muller
Banridge
Darling Dan
Silent Chess Room Should Host More Gatherings After Title Change
The famous silent chess room at Prof Isaac L Rice's Riverside Drive residence will likely keep hosting meetings despite Solomon Schinasi taking possession Friday. Rice, a renowned chess patron, opened the room to visitors and hosted interscholastic and intercollegiate events and cable matches with Oxford and Cambridge. The new owner plans alterations but will preserve the subterranean retreat, and Rice may pursue chess himself, suggesting the tradition continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac L. Rice
Riverside Drive
Solomon Schinasi
Oxford
Cambridge
Rice
New York Athletic Club Edges Jersey City in Odd Game
New York Athletic Club won the odd game 813 to 852 and 1035 to 852 in a bowling league clash at the New York alleys, tying standings with Elizabeth Club while Newark Bay Club looms ahead. Frank Clute anchored the home team with strong scores as New York surged late in the first game and maintained lead through the second. Jersey City finished strong in the tenth frames but could not overcome New York’s earlier advantage.
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New York Athletic Club
Jersey City Club
Elizabeth Club
Newark Bay Club
Frank Clute
New York
Jersey City
Howe
Clute
Breen
Adams
Sherwood
Garrison
Amees
Lamsters Adams
G. Schiereth
Arnold
R Schiereth
Ta H
Columbia
Enon Eee
Mieses Beats Delmar In Exhibition Chess Match
Veteran Delmar of the Manhattan Chess Club fell to German master Mieses after a 52 move struggle on Monday night. Delmar opened Centre Counter Gambit and Mieses sacrificed his queen on move 33, later regaining material and winning the ending.
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Eugene Delmar
Manhattan Chess Club
Jacques Mieses
Delmar
Mieses
Yachts Sell Off As City Purchases Lawrock
The steam yacht Lawrock, once owned by W. J. Matheson and ex-vice commodore of Seawanhaka, sold to the City Department of Water Supply. The steam yacht impatient sold to the U S government. Other sales include the sloop Margaret to a Maine coastal yachtsman and the cabin launch Julia II to E W Rowell. Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club annual meeting set for January 14 at 4 30 PM in Nassau Street Office.
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Lawrock
W. J. Matheson
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Henry J. Gielow
Department of Water Supply
Impatient
J. J. McMulkin
United States
Margaret
George M. Tuttle
Maine
Nassau Street
Surrogates Notices For New York Deceased Estates
Notices require creditors to present claims against several deceased residents including James M. Quigley Herman Miller Octavius D Baldwin Edward Candee Joseph Smith and others. Claims must be filed with vouchers at specified Manhattan offices by May 1 1907 or other dates as stated. Executrixes and attorneys are named with address details and filing deadlines.
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Abner CG Thomas
County of
New York
James M. Quigley
Alfred S. Brown
William Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Anne D. Quigley
Frank T. Fitzgerald
Herman Miller
Clara L. Miller
William R. Syme
Executrix
Wilam, Street
Borough of Manhattan
Abner Thomas
Octavius D. Baldwin
County of New
York
Transac
Jared Gwin, Jr
Wall Street
the &H
Charles J. Townsend
John Henry Townsend
Alfred F. Baldwin
Jared G. Baldwin, Jr
New York City
Andee
Edward Willis
Hon
Abner Co. Thomas
County of New York
Rsans
Edward Willis Candee
Shiland
Shoemaker & Hedges
Pine Street
Beo
Edith CC. Mathews
Abner C
Thomas
P. Smith
Daly, Hoyt & Mason
City of
Mary E. Smith
Mary E Smith
ALY, Hoyt & Mason
F. Jentz
Diamonds Sink as Four Firms Liquidate in Unusual Dull Market
Liquidation trustees were appointed for Joseph Frankel Sons and partners amid a marked drop in diamond and precious stone trade. Importers and cutters face layoffs, with millions tied up in stock while De Beers restricts rough diamond sales. Some firms expect a market rebound within eighteen months. others report tightened credit and reduced pawn loans.
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Joseph Frankel Sons
Joseph Frankel Sons Company
E. M Gattle & Co
Gattle, Ettinger & Hammel
Lous Witsenhauser
Maiden Lane
L. & B. Lehr
Robert L. Harrison
Frankel and Gattle
de Beers
Slike
Joseph Franke
Frankel
Hope Heirs
Frankels
John and
Dutch Streets
Fifth Avenue
Little Tim Sullivan Notes Diamond Slump Hurting Streetcar Work
Alderman Little Tim Sullivan spoke at City Hall about the failure of diamond and jewelry houses and the winter diamond shortage. He warned the shortage deprives many constituents of their usual street car work on the rear of cars.
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Tim” Sullivan
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Universty
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Soldiers’ Field
Pirates Dead
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H. B. Kirk & CO
New York, N. Y
Copeland
Football Agreement
Professor Rice
Georgia Girl
Agnes Wood
Mannie May Wees
Javotte
Ansonia
Ethel Carr
Hammeraway
Grenade
Miltiades
Tudor
Don Hamilton
Flowawa
Creeleeettere
George Baile
Fonsoluca
Monere Sae Proteus Osteo Tsere
Prince Fortuna
Charlie Thompson
D. Dunn
Aueewas
Warner Griswell
Seeceers
el Dorado
Faust Sree Ceee
Little Lighter
Temaceo
Donnaese
Carthage
Plavigny
Kiamesha
John McBride
Jungie Imp
Katie Powers
Belleview
Tim
City Hotels
HOTEL
56Th ST
7Th AV
William P. Chase
Tormal College
Newark Avenue
Sixty-eighth Street
Board OF Education
STA Department OF Education
New
United State
Joseph A. Gillett
Burlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Harlem
Lenox Ave
Brooklyn
TS Court St
Newark
Scheuer
Citier
School Agency
Agence
J. Young-Fulton
Union Square
Mademoiselle Amyo
Teachers’ Agency
Madison
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