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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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