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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1908

Page

19

Baseball Outlook Shows Strong South Training for Giants and Yankees

The piece notes heavy spring training plans for eight clubs including the Giants, Yankees, and Washington with Texas and Georgia as headquarters. It details Griffiths and McGraw building strong rosters, trades for Niles, Hemphill, Glade, and Stahl, and a 23-game Southern exhibition schedule. It also mentions Brooklyn and preseason moves, with park upgrades planned.

South Texas Georgia Alabama Carolinas Giants Chicago Washington Teages Johnson Or Pulliam New York Iy Clark Griffith Jim Imt Griffith Williams Hoff Ferris Harry Niles Charney Hemps Fred Glade Grifith Jake Stahl Glade Yankees Niles Zimmy Willams Nso Hemphill Stahl Highlanders Chase Con-roy Elberfeld Morig@tity Keeler Siah Conroy Jack Kiemnon Blair Rickey Sweeners Blaire al Orth Jack Chesbro Doc Newton Billy Hogs Joe Doyle Frea Glade Joe Lake Jersey City Rube Zeller Roy Castleton Hughes Brockett Keefe Tift Brown Collegian Plank Philadelphia Athletic Atlanta Toledo Chattanooga The Institute of Technology Athens College Athens Roanoke Lynchburg Baltimore Princeton College Princeton Trenton Newark American League Park Richmond McGraw Boston Tenney Needham Bridwell Sitle Merkie Joe Dorie Arthur Devlin Spike Shannon Mike Donlin Bermour Bresnahan Fitzgerald Christy Mathewson McGinnity Ames Wiltie Taylor Linch Littl McKinmer Ebbets Brooklyn Cincinnati Dicbets Billy Bergen Hints McIntire al Barch John Hummel Bowi Jacksonville Ceres Montcomery Birmingham Nashville Evansville Ind Terre Haute Ebints Whites Alperman Harry Bamier Zim German Warrisburo Tommy McMillan Jimmy Casey Bergen

Auto Race Entry News From Paris For Westchester Event

André Massenat announced a Panhard will race in Westchester County on April 24. George Heath, Vanderbilt Cup winner, may drive. An Isotti-Fraschini may join if a driver is found. Entries close tomorrow night. currently listed are three Stearns a Lozier four Hol-Tan a Fiat and an Isotti-Fraschini.

André Massenat Paris Yestern Gey Panhard Westchester County George Heath Stearns Lozier Fiat

Directors for Sheepshead Bay at Coney Island Jockey Club meeting

At the annual stockholders meeting of the Coney Island Jockey Club the following directors were elected for the ensuing year Merry Alexander James Gordon Bennett J H Bradford Frenk T Clarke I G Duryea Cornelius Folewes F Gray Griswold John G Heck Scher Thomas Hutchosch Jr MH Hollins Clarence W Mackay Andrew Miller E L Morgan Herbert C Pell Schuyler L Parsons James P Boot V E Schaum burg Thomas H Smith F K Sturgis William K Vanderbilt J W Wadaworth George Peabody Wetmore and Harry Payne Whitaker.

Sheepshead Bay Coney Island Jockey Club Merry Alexander Jamnes Gordon Bennett J. H. Pradford Frenk T.clarke I. G. Duryea Cornells Folewes F. Gray Griswold John G. Heck- Scher Thomas Hutchosch, Jr MH. B. Hollins Clarence WV. Mackay Andrew Miller

Lipton Plans New Challenge for Americas Cup

Sir Thomas Lipton announced in Colombo on January 13 that he will issue another challenge for the Americas Cup in September this year and, if accepted, will immediately begin building the challenger yacht. His secretary in London doubted some Colombo details but said Lipton’s desire for a race remains and no racing rules changes have occurred since last fall.

Colombo Ceylon Thomas Lipton London Sir Thomas Lipton Sir Thomas

Inter national amateur billiards set for Liederkranz April event

At the National Association of Amateur Billiard Players meeting at Liederkranz, the international tournament is scheduled for April next year. The event will use 18.2 balkline to 490 points, with 63.10 mm balls and 18 inch balk games. Officials include President Frank J. Howell and Secretary Lincoln Brunn, with an American team to be selected and entries invited from amateurs worldwide. Lucien Revolle of Paris has submitted the only foreign entry so far.

National Association of Amateur Billiard Players Liederkranz Frank J. Howell Chicago Athletic Club James A. Sperry Hanover Club Brooklyn Lincoln Brunn The Gustave O. Rudolphy A. B. Miller New York Billiard Club G. W. Gardner Acquackened Club Howell Ferdinand Poggenburg C. F. Conklin E. W. Gardner Dr. L. L. Mial T. M. S. Rolls Martin Mullen C. S. Norris Wilson P. Foss Charles Jackson Brunswick-Balke-Callender Company

Vienna to Host International Masters Chess Tourney

The Vienna Chess Club plans an international masters event opening March 22 at No Walmerstrasse under Emperor Francis Joseph endowment. Fifteen thousand eight hundred crowns prize fund with unlikely entry fee. Frank J. Marshall to represent the United States and possibly Dr. E Lasker.

Francis Joseph Vienna Chess Club Walmerstrasse Austro-Hungaria Tarrasch Pillsbury Albert de Rothschilds Pieyers Frank J. Marshall United States Dr. E. Lasker England America

Penn runners set for Pastime games at Madison Square Garden

J B Taylor and N T Cartmell of the University of Pennsylvania plan to compete at the Pastime games in Madison Square Garden on January 27.

J. B. Taylor N. T. Cartmell University of Pennsylvania Madison Square Garden

Holy Cross Defeats Harvard 20-16 in Cambridge

Holy Cross defeated Harvard 20 to 16 in Cambridge tonight. The game featured Holy Cross as the victorious team, with Harvard suffering the loss in a tight matchup played on January 12.

Cambridge Mass Holy Cross Harvard Tonight

M. J. Winn May Resign Over Betting System Restore

New Orleans report says M. J. Winn, manager of local tracks, may resign after decision to restore the old betting booths and tickets system amid adverse legislation fears. At the Fair Grounds, Arionette won the first race, and Pedro narrowly beat Tileing in the handicap. Hancock and Granada also ran strongly in later events with Zepango narrowly defending place.

New Orleans M. J. Winn New York Louis Cella Winn Empire City Track Yonkers Fair Grounds Arionette Banridge Crafty Tileing Tivolin Zepange Pedro Hancock Granada Zepango Donna Martin Pinion Lioyd Cunning Alex Miss Snack Mollie Stark Smart Miss Hapsburg My Lady Frances Mezzo Soprano Gloriole Cenina Essie Polar Star Brussels Bulkhead Glos Bucking Boy Powers Caucus Major Mack Carole George H. White Moxey Mead Pinkup Harrington Amontillade Epitime Waxhaw McCahey Rappahannock Lee Heart of Hyacinth Monere Denigree St. Noel Creel Abindton Dapple Gold Young Stevens J. D. Dunn Prytania Abe Meyer Nancy Sumter Tivolina Adesso Zipango Hennessey Mortiboy

Status of Longboat Suspended by Amateur Union

Thomas Flanigan of Toronto asked AAU President James E Sullivan about Longboat. Sullivan confirmed the Canadian Indian runner was suspended for breaking rules and must seek permission to run. If he applies, the registration committee will investigate and grant a permit if he is found an amateur.

Thomas Flanigan Toronto James E. Sullivan The Amateur Athletic Union Amateur Athletic Union of United States Sullivan

Yale Call For Oarsmen As Freshmen And Varsity Tryouts

New Haven Jan 13 Captain Ide of Yale navy tailed out the freshmen and varsity rowing candidates today. More than one hundred freshmen reported while fifty registered on the varsity squad. This number will rise slightly in the next two to three days as additions come in. Ide directed the gym floor work while John Kennedy coached the eights from the indoor tank and machine. A heavy reduction of candidates will be needed to permit effective coaching.

the Tribune New Haven Ide Yaleavy John Kennedy

Bayside Yacht Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

Bayside Long Island club elected Commodore G Waldo Smith Vice Commodore G Howland Leavitt Rear Commodore W W Cole Treasurer Frederic Floyd Jones Secretary William H Johns and Board William H Baker Robert R Currie for three year terms. The Bayside Yacht Club boasts 222 members and thirty boats. The annual dinner is set for Hotel Astor on Saturday January 25 with secret features planned.

Bayside Yacht Club Bayside Long Island G. Waldo Smith G. Howland Leavitt W. W. Cole Frederic Floyd-Jones William H. Johns D. H. van Name William H. Baker Robert R. Currie Bayside Yacht Cloud Hotel Astor

Yale Football Captain Postponed After Ballot Tie

Yale electing a football captain postpones after a single ballot yields a tie among Edward Harris Coy and Arthur Edward Brides. Absentee George Berger may determine the outcome, with a vote by mail or telegraph possible. Biglow, ex captain, presided and will not release vote names.

the Tribune New Haven Yale Harvard Princeton George Berger Biglow Berger Edward Harris Coy Arthur Edward Brides Robert Burch

Health Dept imposes 3 dollar dog release fee in Richmond

Rabies cases surge city wide with 29 reported last month and 13 by Manhattan, 10 in Brooklyn, 3 in Queens. Dr. Sprague enforces a new ordinance requiring dog owners to pay three dollars to reclaim seized animals, as enforcement remains limited in other boroughs. The Pasteur Institute notes unprecedented conditions. SPCA cites growing carelessness as dogs roam unattended.

Health Department John T. Sprague Borough of Richmond Thomas Darlington Manhattan Bronx Brooklyn Queens Darlington Pasteur Institute England Society For the Prevention of Cruelty

Independent tobacco firm seen as possible future in a government case

A hearing in the government suit to dissolve the American Tobacco Company featured George P. Butler arguing that an independent concern could exist if well managed. Butler, former partner of Butler & Butler, noted options on Liggett & Myers and cited large scales of tobacco use, from Turkish and domestic leaf to plug and cigarette production, including 454 million cotton bags in 1907.

American Tobacco Company George P. Butler Butler & Butler Company American Butler Mr. Butler Samuel Thomas Thomas F. Ryan William L. Elkins Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company Harris

Busy term for U S courts with eleven judges hearing cases

Eleven federal judges gathered in the Post Office Building for the January term hearings. Commissioner Shields continued testimony in the American Tobacco Company dissolution suit. Oil, coal, and land cases moved to the Custom House. Van Schaick appeal looms in the General Slocum case.

Post Office Martin United States Circuit Court Circuit District Courts John Shields American Tobacco Company Standard Oil Custom House Northwestern Coal Company Owl Creek Mining Company Wyoming Ridgway United States Circuit Court of Appeals William van Schaick General Slocum Thomas

Yale Faces Fordham Tonight Reinstated Yale Team

John J. Dixon announces Yale basketball is reinstated by the South Atlantic Association after suspension. Yale meets Fordham tonight at Savage gymnasium located at 8th Street and Grand Circle.

John J. Dixon National Registration Committee The Amateur Athletic Union D. E. Wiber South Atlantic Association Yale Fordham Savage Gymnasium 8Th Street Grand Circle

New York Athletic Club Election Faces Heated Presidential Battle

The NYAC votes tonight at the Central Park South clubhouse with James H. Haslin challenging incumbent George W. Kurke. Haslin supporters emphasize club harmony and past benefactions, while Kurke backers cite financial gains under his leadership. Polls open 8 PM to midnight amid expectations of a large turnout.

New York Athletic Club Central Park South James H. Hastin George W. Kurke Hastin Haslin Mastin Kuhlke Mr. Haslin Kuhtke Wilson Marshall John J. O’donohue Alexander M. Orr M. F. Plant T. H. Price Walter J. Peck James Peabody Winfield Scott Charles H. Sherri Clarence E. Smith John M. Talbot Charles D. Wright George Bechtel R. H. Davies Charles P. Geddes James H. Taylor 56Th Street Travers Island James H. Haslin 15Th Street

The Byrlitz School of Languages Expansion Notice

The Byrlitz School of Languages announces branches in Madison Square Lenox Ave Brooklyn Newark and 850 branches in all leaping cities Trial lessons free to attract new students seeking language courses in multiple locations.

Byrlitz School OF Languages Madison Square Broadway Herlem Lenox Ave Cor

Summons Notice in Mutual Life Insurance Co v Tuttle Case

The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York sues William L Tuttle and heirs including Thomas H Tuttle John D Tuttle Isaac R Tuttle and others in New York Supreme Court for the unknown heirs and devisees. The People of New York are defendants. Trial by New York County. Defendants must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. Served by publication per order dated January 1908.

Supreme Court County OF New York Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Plain Tiffs William A. Tuttle Mabel M. Tuttle Thomas H. Tuttle John D. Tuttle Isaac R. Tuttle Thomas M. Tuttle James H. Tuttle Thomas G. Tuttle William L. Tuttle State of New York New York County James McKeen Cedar Street Borough of Manhattan New York City N. Y Vernon M. Davis Junusice Supreme Court of the State of New York County Court House State of New York James McKefn Harriet A. Bord Emma_Louise Connell John T. Reed Florence Josephine Moore Joseph E. Birch William Harvey Birch Sarah Louise Johnsen May Belle Johnsen Frederick William Johnsen Harrington Johnsen Clinton Ney Genet David Delane Dunbar Grace Violetta Crandall Grace V. Crandall Josephine Dunbar Lewis G Reed Edwin H. Moore City of New York County of Cherries H. Beckett Said Daniel J. Dowdney Surrogate’s Court

Surrogates' Notices for Debtors in New York

Notice to all persons with claims against Samuel F. P. Myers late of New York deceased to present claims with vouchers by May 1 1906 at 2 Broadway Manhattan New York. Also notice to creditors of Benjamin T. Marten deceased to present claims by June 2 at 10 Wall Street New York City.

HOX Arner C. Thomas County of New York Blanche Sterling Blanche G Sterling County of New York Hull & Horton, Esqs Broad Street City of Daniel W. Childs Edson Bradley Hull & Horton Borough of Manhattan City of New York Abner c. Thomas Samuel FP. Myers Broadway Manhattan New York City Benjamin F. Einstein Bextha Myers Einstein, Townsend & Guiterman Abner Lc. Thomas Benjamin T. Marten W. H. van Steenbergh Wall Street Robbert B Marten H van Steenpergh Manhattan Borough State OF Herbert Lawrence Smith Grace M. Ware William GB. Similach Charles Arthur Smith Marianne Smith Elizabeth A. Smith George Leroy Smith Frederick Richards Smith Henry Childs Smith Eugene Carroll Smith Chickering Sidney L. Smith Eugene O'Reilly Charlies Arthur Smith Caroline Louise Imlach Charles H Beckett U. S. County Daniel J. Dowdney Fettretch, Silkman & Seybel Park Row Newark City Abner CG Thomas County of New George F. Seymour Springfield Daniel Seymour Norman Seymour Baccutomy Abner J Thomas Knickerbocker Trust Company Davies Stone & Ausabach Nassau Street Frank T. Fitzgerald Edwin G. Bates Warren Wright City of New Mary F. Rates Warren Wright Atchney Executria Rector Street

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