New York Clubs Brace For Strong Baseball Season
The article details major league preparations with teams training in the South including Texas and Georgia. It highlights the Yankees and Giants potential strength under Clark Griffith and John McGraw, player trades, proposed infield/outfield lineups, pitching depth, and exhibition schedules across the South.
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South
Oflubs
Texas
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
Giants
Chicago
Washington
Johnson
Pulliam
New York
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Williams
Hoffmean
Ferris
Harry Niles
Charley Hemp$i
Fred Glade
Grifith
Jake Stahl
Glade
Yankees
Glade Rhovid
Niles
Amield
Jimmy Williams
Nso
Hemphill
Stahl
Highlanders
Hal Chase
Conroy
Elberfeld
Jack Chesbro
Doc Newton
Billy Hoge
Joe Doyle
Frea Glade
Joe Lake
Jersey City
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
Bridweill
Merkie
Joe Dorle
Arthur Devlin
Bridwell
Spike Shannon
Mike Donlin
End Seymour
Bresnahan
Fitzgerald
Christy Mathewson
McGinmitt
Ames
Willie
Taylor
Lynch
McKinmer
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Lbbets
Billy Bergen
Harry McIntire
al Burch
John Hummel
J. J. Boy the Brook
Jacksonville
Birmingham
Hville
Evansville
Ind
Guperbas
Jay
Terre Haute
Whitey Alperman
Harry Eambc
Zimgerman
Jiarrisburg
Manry McMillan
Jimmy Casey
Bergen
Washington Park
Auto Race Entries and Boardroom Changes at Sheepshead Bay
An entrant from Paris will enter a Panhard in the Westchester County stock car race on April 24 with George Heath possibly driving. Isetti-Fraschini may enter again if a driver is found. Entries close tomorrow. current list includes Stearns Lozier Hol-Tan Fiat and Isetti-Fraschini. Directors elected at the Coney Island Jockey Club meeting include Gordon Bennett and Vanderbilt among others.
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Anntré Massenat
Paris Yesterney
Panhard
Westchester County
George Heath
Stearns
Lozier
Fiat
Isetti-Fraschini
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Jockey Club
Harry Alexander
James Gordon Bennett
J. H. Bradford
Frank T. Starke
I. B. Duryea
Cornelus Folenes
F. Gray Griswold
John G. Heckgcher
Thomas Hitchcock
H. B. Hollins
Clare McE
VW. Mackay
Andrew Miller
E. D L. Morgan
Herbert ©. Pell
Schuyler L. Parsons
James P. Scot
W. E. Schaumburg
Thomas H. Smith
F. K. Sturgis
William K. Vanderbilt
J. W. Wadsworth
George Peabody Wetmore
Harry Payne Whitug
Lipton Plans New Challenge For America’s Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton announced in Colombo that he will issue another challenge for the America’s Cup in September this year. He aims to begin building the challenger yacht once an acceptance is signaled. In London the secretary cast doubt on the Colombo report, noting unresolved racing rules and possible omissions in the dispatch.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Thomas Lipton
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Billiard Players Plan International Tournament in April
At the National Association of Amateur Billiard Players meeting at Liederkranz the inter national tournament was set for April next in 18.2 balkline with 4% points up. Officers elected include President Frank J. Howell and Secretary Lincoln Brunn. committee members from several clubs. Lucien Revolle of Paris has sent an entry, and the Brunswick Balke Callender Co will offer a championship trophy.
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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
Acquackanoch Club
L. L. Mial
Charles Forster
Ferdinand Peggenburg
French Federation of Billiard Players
American Association
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, aided by an Emperor Francis Joseph endowment, prepares an international masters tournament opening March 2 at No. Wallerstrasse. Fifteen thousand eight hundred crowns prize fund with top prize 4 060 crowns. Frank J. Marshall to represent the United States. Dr. E Lasker possible.
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Francis Joseph
Vienna Chess Club
No. Wallerstrasse
Tarrasch
Pillsbury
Agteron
Albert de Rothschild
Frank J. Marshall
United States
Dr. E. Lasker
England
America
Penn runners to enter Pastime Games at Madison Square Garden
J B Taylor the fleet negro runner and N T Cartmell sprinter of the University of Pennsylvania plan to enter the Pastime Games at 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 to 16 in Cambridge
Holy Cross defeated Harvard in Cambridge with a 20 to 16 basketball victory. Harvard struggled to score as Holy Cross built a modest lead and held on for the win.
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Cambridge
Mass
Holy Cross
Harvard Tonight
Winn may resign as New Orleans track manager
New Orleans reports say M J Winn, manager of Itof ade at the local tracks, plans to resign to restore the old betting system with booths and tickets. Louis Cella urged the change, Winn helped lead the Empire City track meeting, and racing at the Fair Grounds featured wins by Arionette and Pedro amid several upset outcomes.
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New Orleans
M. J. Winn
Itof Ade
New York
Louis Cella
Mr. Winn
Empire City Track
Yonkers
Fair Grounds
Arionette
Banridge
Crafty
Tileing
Tivolin
Zepango
Pedro
Hancock
Granada
Donna
Status of Longboat
Thomas Flanigan of Toronto met James E. Sullivan president of the Amateur Athletic Union concerning Longboat. Sullivan said the Canadian Indian runner was suspended by the AAU of the United States for breaking rules and must apply for permission to run. If he applies, the registration committee will conduct a thorough investigation and may grant an amateur permit if he is cleared.
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Thomas Flanigan
Toronto
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Sullivan
Yale Call for Oarsmen Draws Large Freshman Turnout
New Haven January 13 Captain Ide of Yale navy tailed out the freshmen and varsity rowing candidates. More than one hundred freshmen reported while fifty registered on the varsity. Auditions in the next days will trim the list to enable effective coaching as Ide leads floor work and Kennedy outfits the boats from the indoor tank and machine.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Ide
Yaleavy
John Kennedy
Bayside Yacht Club Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
The Bayside Yacht Club of Bayside Long Island elected Commodore G Waldo Smith Vice Commodore G Howland Leavitt Rear Commodore W W Cole Treasurer Frederic Floyd Jones Secretary William H Johns Treasurer D H Van Name and Governors William H Baker Robert R Currie for three years The club with 222 members and thirty boats is among Long Island's largest yachting organizations The annual dinner at Hotel Astor is planned for Saturday January 2 with secret features expected.
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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
Hotel Astor
Deadlock for Yale Football Captain Delays Vote
Yale postponed the football captain election after a single ballot produced a tie among Edward Harris Coy and Arthur Edward Brides. Absentee George Berger is awaited to resolve the result, with possible mail or telegraph ballots.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
George Berger
Biglow
Berger
Edward Harris Coy
Arthur Edward Brides
Robert Burch
City to charge three dollar dog release fee
Health Department ordered Dr. Sprague to enforce a new ordinance demanding a $3 fee for owners to reclaim dogs captured in the streets. Rabies cases rose with twenty nine reported last month, concentrated in Manhattan and Brooklyn, while Richmond showed none but higher complaints.
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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 room for tobacco firm, Butler testifies
George P. Butler testified in the government suit seeking dissolution of the American Tobacco Company. He noted independent firms could exist under proper management, while detailing options pursued on Liggett & Myers and stats on leaf usage and tobacco bag production in 1907.
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G. P. Butler
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 Opens January Session
Eleven federal judges worked through dense calendars in the Post Office Building. If space allowed, Judge Martin would have added a twelfth seat. Commissioner John Shields heard testimony in the American Tobacco Company dissolution suit while Standard Oil proceedings continued at the Custom House. The Northwestern Coal and Owl Creek Mining title cases were before Commissioner Ridgway in the same building. A key appeal this week is Captain William Van Schaick’s challenge of a ten year General Slocum sentence before the United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
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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 to Face Fordham Tonight in Savage Gym Clash
John J. Dixon announces Yale basketball reinstated after suspension. Yale meets Fordham tonight at Savage gymnasium on 69th Street and Grand Circle, as Dr. D E Wiber confirms the reinstatement by the South Atlantic Association.
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John J. Dixon
National Registration Committee
The
Amateur Athletic Union
D. E. Wiber
South Atlantic Association
Yale
Fordham
Savage Gymnasium
69Th Street
Grand Circle
Haslin Challenges Kurke For NYAC Presidency At Club Ballot
The New York Athletic Club in Central Park South hosts a tight race for president between James H. Haslin and incumbent George W. Kurke. Haslin touts loyalty and club spirit, while Kurke points to last year’s profits. Polls open 8 PM and close at midnight with expectations of a record turnout.
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New York Athletic Club
Central Park South
James H. Haslin
George W. Kurke
Haslin
Hastin
Kuhlke
Shuhtke
Wilson Marshall
John J. O'Donohue
Alexander M. Orr
M. F. Plant
1Sth Street
Travers Island
5Th Street
Btrlitz Schools Promote Free Trial Lessons Across Cities
The Btrlitz School of Languages markets trial lessons at its Madison Square location 1122 Broadway and Herlem Branch at Lenox Ave corner 126th St Brooklyn plus Newark Scheuer Building 78 Court J. Newark. It touts 850 branches in leading cities and free trial lessons.
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Btrlitz School OF Languages
Madison Square
Broadway
Herlem
Lenox Ave
Cor
Notice of Summons in New York Mutual Life case
Supreme Court of New York County issues summons in a case where US Mutual Life Insurance Company sues multiple Tuttles and unknown heirs regarding premises. Defendants must answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. service by publication authorized by Judge Vernon M. Davis. Dated January 13 1998.
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Supreme Court
County OF New York
US Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
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
John DP. Tuttle
Thomas M. Tuttle
William J. Tuttle
Vernon M. Davis
Supreme Court of the
State of New York
County Court House
City
James McKefn
N. Y
Surrogates' Notices for Estate Claims in New York
Notice to all creditors of Samuel F. Myers late of New York City to file claims with vouchers by May 1 1608 at 42 Broadway Manhattan. Also notice to creditors of Benjamin T. Marten deceased to present claims with vouchers by June 24 next at 10 Wall Street New York City. Both notices issued under Hon. Abner Thomas surrogate.
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Arner C. L Thomas
County of
New York
Blanche Sterling
Blanche G. Sterling
Hull & Horton, Esqs
Broad Street
City of
Daniel BR. Childs
Edson Bradley
Hull & Horton
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Abner
Thomas
Samuel F. Myers
Broadway
Borough of
Manhattan
New York City
Benj Yg F. Einstein
Bertha Myers
Ein Penn, Townsend & Guiterman
Abner Thomas
Benjamin T. Marten
Aay A , H. van
Wall Street
Newto
Grace of God
Nancy R Whittimore
Elizabeth E Cummings
Harriet J. Cross
William M. Marshall
George W. Marshall
Dana
Marshall
Susan H. Parker
Herbert W__ Marshall
Eugene J. Marshall
Eben Kk. Marshall
Emma J. Hitchins
Addison P. Kidder
Frank E. Kidder
Mary L. Hamblett
Nancy Stetson
Edward R. Durant
S. Isabel Adams David
Jacob P. Marshall
Hall of Records
Fanny
K Marshall
Charles H. Beckett
Daniel A Dowdney
Surrogates’ Court
State OF
Herbert Lawrence Smith
Grace M. Ware
William B. Imlacn
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
Mary D. Hodson
William M. Leslie, Jr
Charles Smith
Caroline Louise Imlach
Charles HH. Beckett
L. S
Daniel J. Dowdney
Fettretch
Silkman & Seybel
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Park Row
Harriet A. Bord
Emma _ Louise Connell
John T. Reed
Florence Josephine Moore
Joseph E. Birch
William Harvey Birch
Sarah Louise Johnson
May Belle Johnson
Frederick William Johnson
Harrington Johnson
Clinton Ney Genet
David Delano Dunbar
Grace Violetta Crandall
Grace V. Crandall
Josephine Dunbar
Lewis G Reed
County of New York
Edwin H. Moore
Lewis G. Reed
Charles H_ Beckett
Sante Reda
Maria Reda
Joseph Reda
Francesco Reda
Louisa Reda
Teresa Reda
Sail County
E- New
Anne
L. S. C. Thomas
Abner CG Thomas
County of New
George F. Seymour
Springfield
Rineis
Daniel Seymour
Norman Seymour
Iun Cay
Novemer
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Davies
Stone & Ausbrbach
Ter
Nassau Street
Frank T. Fitzgerald
County of York
Edwin G Bates
Warren Wright
City of New
Mary F. Bates
Street
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