Harvard Dominate 14 Goals to 1 against Columbia in Hockey Thrill
Harvard overwhelmed Columbia 14 to 1 in the Intercollegiate Hockey League game at St. Nicholas Rink. Pell and Hicks led scoring with six and four goals respectively as Harvard’s forwards outplayed Columbia, Mackenzie scoring Columbia’s lone goal. Murphy starred in goal for Harvard and Barnum at point struggled against steady Harvard pressure.
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Harvard
Columbia
St. Nicholas Rink
Cambridge
Pell
Newhall
Ramsay
Hicks
Crimson
Mackenzie
Princeton
Murphy
Barnum
Tim
Cambridge Boys
Washburn
Irving
Payne
Sampson
Willets
G. Murphy Willets
Barnum Eae Sae
Ramesay
William Russell
Hockey Club
Dr. McKenzie
Hock and Foster
Penn Defeats Tigers In Fast Rough Basketball Ironically Close
In Princeton New Jersey on January 11 Pennsylvania edged Princeton 27 to 4 in a rough fast game noted for long difficult shots. Captain Fitzpatrick starred with 11 floor goals and 6 from fouls while Meese and Kennath contributed as Penn dominated down the stretch. Referee A T Sharpe of Yale. Time halves 20 minutes.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Pennsylvania
Fitzpatrick
Kennath
Ryan Forwardeese
Hagenbuch
Centrelark
Thompson
Kiefaber
Halltay McCrachen
Speer
Warner
Ryan
Meese
MacCrudéen
Clark
Halliday
McNichol
A. T. Sharpe
Yale
Army Too Much For Trinity In One Sided Tilt
West Point defeated Trinity College 33 to 34 in West Point. Donnelly led Trinity with early baskets while Elting and Beardslee starred for the Army. The cadets held a 21 to 10 halftime edge, improving in the second half as Trinity managed only two baskets to six by Army.
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Tribune
West Point
N. Y
Trinity College
Trinity Boys
Donnelly
Army
Trinity
Elting
Beardslee
West Point Am
Conard
R. F
Olmstead Devers
Cook Highiey
Donnelly Johnson
Smith
Catron
Glidersleeve Beardslee
Carroll
Estine
Devers
Highley
Heferee
Lieutenant Stilwell
Polytechnic Institute Beats Swarthmore 33 to 20 in Brooklyn
Poly Institute defeated Swarthmore 33 to 20 on Swarthmore’s court in Brooklyn last night. Leslie and Brown starred for Poly as they jumped to a 26 to 7 halftime lead. It was Poly’s fourth win over a college team this season with a large crowd watching.
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Poly Institute
Swarthmore
Polytechnic Institute
Brooklyn
Swarthmore Five
Institute
Leslie and Brown
Poly
Navy Beats George Washington In College Basketball
Annapolis Jan 1 The Naval Academy basketball team defeated George Washington University by a score of 3 to 0. Ducey and Wilson starred for the midshipmen as they overcome distance shooting with improved passing and teamwork. Next Saturday the midshipmen face Columbia.
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Tribune
Annapolis
Naval Academy
George Washington University
Ducey
Wilson
Midshipmen
Five of
Columbia
Montclair High blanked NYU freshmen in Verona Lake win
In Verona Lake this afternoon Montclair High School hockey defeated the New York University freshmen 9 to 0 in a well played game reported by the Brunswick Telegraph.
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Tribune
Bloomfield
N. J
Montclair
New York University
Verona Lake
Red Ball Rises as Manhattan Ice Opens for Season
Winter skaters flood New York area after the ice forms at Van Cortlandt Park. Families, rollers, and curlers flock to lakes and rinks from Staten Island to The Bronx. Races are planned at Saratoga Rink in Brooklyn and Riverside outdoor rink on 113th Street, with Verona Lake and parks set to follow as cold weather holds.
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Cuba
van Cortlandt Park
New York
Staten Island
Long Island
New Jersey
Bronx
Santa Claus
Saratoga
Brooklyn
Riverside
113Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Phil Kearney
I. Yale Sarony
Verona Lake
Central Park
Prospect Park
Traps meet at Travers Island for Thomson Cup
A large field of shooters gathered at Travers Island New York Athletic Club for six events. Fred Hodgman won the Thomson Cup in a 25 target single leg with a 2 handicap. A Tilt won the club trophy after a shoot-off against N Z Lenane. Fred Pelham was high gun for the January cup with 48 of 50. W J Elias won the Souer trophy with 25.
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Travers Island
New York Athletic Club
C. M. Thomson
Fred Hodgman
A. Tilt
N. Z. Lenane
Tilt
Fred Pelham
Mr. Pelham
W. J. Elias
F. Pelham
C. H. Cotes
J. Elias
C. F. Crowe
Borlan
J. Morrison
C. W. Kuchler
A. Tiltoes
Dr. de Wolfe
J. Ryan
J. Morrison Hodgman
H. Catese
Dr. Burtis
Dr. Cobgen
J. J. O’donoha
C. W. Billings
Cc. Lenane
Ee Seres
M. Thomson
Borland
Cc . Kuchler
F. Crowe
Cence
J. Ww. Elias
F. Hodgman
J. J. O' Donohue
W. Billings
C. H. Rogers
C. J. Ryan
Z. Lenane
Lenane
H. Cates
Veil
Cc . Billings
H Cates
Kelly
S . Pelham J. Ryan
C. M. Jon
C. Lenane
Eens
Crescents Defeat Staten Island Club 4–0 in Open Match
In Livingston Staten Island, Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn upset Staten Island FC 4 to 0. Kerr opened the scoring, followed by Jackson, Reid assist, and Parsons final goal as the visitors led 3–0 at half.
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Staten Island Football Club
Livingston
Staten Island
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Crescents
Staten Islanders
Crescent
H. M. Kerr
W. F. Jackson
Kerr
S. T. Reid
G. Jeffers
C. Parsons
D. Woodworth
E. H. L. Steinthal
Ceseee - Wagner A. Sindell Iocsease
W. D. Andrews J. Minto
G Jeffers J. C. Jenkins
H. Armstrong
G. Merryweather
A. van Laar
R. M. Lepper
R. S. Salter
D. G. Humble
F. H. Tabor
H. M
Brophy
Jackson
Parsons
Brooklyn Football Club
Marquette Oval
Caledonians
Brooklyns
O. Smith
G Clase Nee Wee
T. Barton R. Milne
R. B
D. Hunter D. Kinnard
L.B. McBride Owen
R. H R. Taylor
Coebes
D. Neil J. McClennan
O. Gordon Rydberg
L. H
York Oo
Leee Watts
J. Nesbet J. Stuart Co
Tait
A. Hampson I.L Faulls
Glanville
O. L. Monteith
Bensonhurst Club backs small boat cups for Gravesend Bay racing
Commodore W H Childs of the Bensonhurst Yacht Club offered to fund a prize for a proposed one design 18 foot class if six or more boats were built for Gravesend Bay. With funds tight, the plan was dropped for 1909 while three cups were offered for a 15 foot class for next summer. Lipton cup boats eligible, seven in class. cabins may be ripped off to create flush deck craft. Additional cups may be issued if Lipton trophy returns and protests are resolved, potentially creating five cups for Lower Bay footers next season.
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W. H. Childs
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
Lower Bay
C. J. McDermott
Crescent Athletic
Atlantic Yacht Clubs
Hoppe Aims for Dual World Balkline Titles in 18.1 and 18.2
Billiards star Willie Hoppe mocks ambition to win the world balkline championships at 18.1 and 18.2 by challenging Sutton Morningstar and Schaefer Cutler winners. He deposits 250 as forfeit to bind matches set for January 27 in New York City and January 23 in Philadelphia. Morningstar may visit New York for practice with Marcotte Gallagher and McLaughlin at Maurice Daly's academy starting Tuesday with daily sessions and two matches scheduled first week.
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Willie Hoppe
Sutton-Morningstar
Schaefer-Cutler
Brunswick-Balke- Collender Company
Hoppe
Sutton- Morningstar
New York
Morningstar
Sutton
Arthur Marcotte
Canad
Thomas J. Gallagher
Edward McLaughlin
Maurice Daly
Marcotte
Gallagher
Crescent Athletic Club Shooters Meet Very Low Full Scores
At Parkway Driving Club track yesterday Crescent Athletic Club trapshooters faced a poor backdrop and tough competition as about two thousand clay targets were launched. Only two full scores were posted by C. A. Lockwood and W. W. Marshall among eight matches, with E. H. Lott and Dr. Ss. P. Hopkins new faces. The day’s popular event for T. W. Stake’s trophy saw J. P. Fairchild edged A. E. Hendrickson by one third in a 25 target contest, while F. B. Stephenson struggled at 20. G. G. Stephenson and D. T. Leahy teamed for 42, L. M. Palmer and Stephenson 40. H. M. Brigham won the scratch shoot with 14, over Stephenson’s 12. Marshall, Brower, Palmer, Hendrickson and Brigham each took a 15-target trophy.
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Parkway
Crescent Athletic Club
C. A. Lockwood
W. W. Marshall
E. H. Lott
Ss. P. Hopkins
T. W. Stake
J. P. Fairchild
A. E. Hendrickson
Fairchild
F. B. Stephenson
G. G. Stephenson
D. T. Leahy
L. M. Palmer
H. M. Brigham
George Brower
A. Lockwood
W. W. Marshall Co. Bennett
Hopkins
G. Stephenson
P. Hopkins
A E. Hendrickson
John Henry
D. T. Leahy Seseese
E. E. Brower Coves
L . Hopkins
A. Fairchild
D. c. Bennett
A. E. Hendrickso
B. Vanderveer
E c. Brower
T. Leahy
W Marshall
Hapman
Brigham
Marshall
B. Stephenson
A. EB. Hendrickson
E. Hi Lott
P Hopkins
Bennetteveere
M Brigham
K L. Hopkins
Palmer
J Henry
Mieses Wins At Chess In Exhibition Match
German chess expert Jacques Mieses defeated Dr. C. Simonson in thirty-one moves using the Viennese opening. An early uneven exchange by the New Yorker set the stage for Mieses to seize the initiative. A knight maneuver on move sixteen disrupted Simonson, who then lost a pawn. Mieses soon reached a simple endgame with material superiority and Simonson resigned.
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Jacques Mieses
Dr. C. Simonson
Herr Mieses
Vienna
New Yorker
Manhattan
Dr. Simonson
Side Traps Dominate Changes At Key Golf Courses
Golf course committees intensify bunker and trap additions as Baltusrol Garden City Brae Burn Brookline Philadelphia Country Club Plainfield revamp layouts for tougher tests. Plans include extending holes at Plainfield and reconstructing greens at Garden City to mimic famed Redan and Perfection layouts.
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Greens
Baltusrol
Garden City
Brae Burn
Brookline
Philadelphia Country Club
Plainfield Country Club
Walter J. Travis
Leighton Calkins
Calkins
Travis
Sandwich
North Berwick
Redan
Prestwick
Muirfield
Rahway Road
Onwentsia
Boston
Metropolitan Golf Association
Coomey K Wins Speed Handicap at New Orleans Fair Grounds
Coomey K an outsider at 15 to 1 triumphed in the Speed Handicap the feature event at the New Orleans Fair Grounds where Al Muller the public choice led early before tiring to finish second. Marie Abe defeated Irfaneh by a head in race one but was disqualified after a foul claim, with stewards upholding the appraisal.
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New Orleans
Coomey K
Fair Grounds
al Muller
Chapultepec
Angelus
Marie Abe
Irfaneh
Nicol
Lee
Mrs. Sewell
Flynn
Hammock Boy
Alex
Roseburg II
Dr. Armstrong
Patrol
Brougham
Lady Hammon
Many Colors
Turio
Cousin Mary
Douglas
Eustacian
Marse Abe
Frank Lord
Powers
Hancock
McCahey
Caper
Galera
Lord Stanhope
Convile
Paul
Prince Hohenlohe
Helen Lucas
Black Mantilla
Cabrit
Rose Marion
Mimte
Brown Thistle
Cooney K
J. Brooks
Keator
Brussel
Chief Hayes
Evelyn S
King’s Daughter
Higginbotham
Lucy Young
de Reszke
Royal Onyx
Coon
Sea Sait
Henry
Ace High
J. Lee
John Merride
Brooks
Lady Oakland
Rio Grande
Amber
Jack
Dr. Young
Padre
Marine and Field Club Shoot at Bath Beach
The Bath Beach Marine and Field Club held the largest field of the year with seven guns shooting fifty targets. H A Gubner won with a clean score, J M Knox was second high with a card of. Scores followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Beach
Marine and Field Club
H. A. Gubner
J. M. Knox
Federal Auto Law Progress Court and New Jersey Clampdown
Charles Thaddeus Terry reports progress toward a federal system for automobile registration and identification, with House bill 423 referred to the Judiciary Committee. He criticizes New Jersey’s highway statute as revenue driven and denying nonresidents rights, urging repeal and uniform state motor vehicle laws, and condemns local park board ordinances as a menace to motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thaddeus Terry
American Automobile Association
Association
New Jersey
Park Board
William W. Cocks
New York
Congress
Judiciary Committee of
House
Washington
Trenton
City of
New York City
Chess Champion Lasker Sails Abroad for International Tourney
Dr Emanuel Lasker the chess champion boarded the Lusitania bound for Britain and the Continent for several months. He rushed from downtown to the Cunard pier delaying only briefly before boarding the liner. He aims to meet European masters such as S Tarrasch and A Rubinstein and may join Vienna's March international tournament if plans align.
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Lusitania
Emanuel Lasker
Great Britain
Dr. Lasker
Cunard
London
S. Tarrasch
Nuremberg
A. Rubinstein
Rice
Carl Schlechter
Vienna
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Tigers
Quakers
Poly. Institute
Leslie
Gianella
Clement
Capt
Rath
Brown
Griffin
Grifin
Boughton
Russell
Meyer
Swayne
Beecher
King
Okt. G
Abelle
Lathrop
Abeile
Dill
H. B. Monell
Trinity A.C
Boyle
NAVY
George Washington
N.Y. U
Fred Pelham Best
N. Y. A. C. Gunners
Crescent A. C
Camerons
Oceanic
R. Edwards
S. Merchant
D. Guthrie
R.J. Scally
F. Currie
A. McArth Cc
Wilmot
Engineers’ Club
Steamship Oceanic
C. F. Maskell
R. Whitehall
L. Winpenny
Maskell
Columbia Oval
Bronx United
Cessel Engineers
W. Hull
J. Thair
E. Humann
Moore J. Maskell
Vickers P. O'Brien
Stephens L. Winpenny
Crosby | Co
W. Benzing
Kortlang R
Astoria
Astoria Independents
Brooklyn Zingari
Crescent Athletic Club Gunners
Mieses
Miecses
Simonson
Nani Grubner
Federal
Terry
THE
Federal Automobile Law
John J. Jenkins
Chippewa Falla
Wis
Richard Wayne Parker
Newark
DeAlva
Alexander
Buffalo
Charles Q Tirrell
Natick
Mass
John A. Sterling
Bloomington
Iil
John H. Foster
Evansville
Ind
Henry T. Bannon
Portsmouth
Ohio
Reuben O. Moon
Philadelphia
Gerrit Oe Holland
George Lby
Ogdensburg
Henry S. Caulfield
St. Louis
David A. de. Butler
Henry D. Clayton
Paula
Ala
Robert L. Henry
Waco
Tex
William G. Brantley
Brunswick
Charles C. Reid
Morriston
Ark
Edwin Y. Webb
Shelby
D. C
Molly Stark
Ceriva
Allenews
Miss Harpsburs
Mack Tarquin
George H. White
Oellien
Abe Meyer
Dapple Gold Heart of Ate
Rappahannock
Denigre Prytanta
Animus
J. D
Abington
Tintisit
Pedro
Detphte Wenee - Ernvey
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