St Nicholas Skating Club Edges Hockey Club 4 2
The Hockey Club of New York lost to St Nicholas Skating Club 4 2 in a championship game at St Nicholas Rink. Bryan Harmon and Keefe stood out for the Hockey Club while Ellison and Hayward starred in goal for St Nicholas. The match featured strong defense from both sides and saw Wilder Souther and K Gordon lead the late rally before the final whistle.
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The
Hockey Club of
New York
St. Nicholas Rink
St. Nicholas Skating Club
Bryan
Keefe
Ellison
Harmon
Phillips
St. Nicholas
Souther
Wilder
Hayward
K. Gordon
Hockey Club
Russell
D. Gordon
Bryant
McKenzie
Flatman
Chew
Gordon
Haywood
St. Nicholas S. C
Ceeee
Eereeeene Carruthers
Kenzie K. Gordon
Bryan aRng
Howard Drakeley
Jimmie Shirreff
Gus Hornfeck
N. Becker
Wen
Crescent Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Wanderers Hockey Club
Hae York
Yale Beats Fordham In Narrow First Half Rivalry
Yale defeated Fordham 42 to 25 at Dr Savage's gym after a close 17 to 15 first half. Clifford led Yale with nine goals and Wrenn added six while Mahoney and Fitzpatrick starred for Fordham. Referee was M Pogin of Xavier Athletic Association.
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Yale
Fordham
Dr. Savage's
New Haven
Clifford
Wrenn
Yositions
Cumota
Butler Sues Over Wife Affair in New Rochelle Case
Kenneth Hay, a travelling salesman, was arrested in New Rochelle and jailed in White Plains on a $100,000 alienation of affections suit brought by S. L. Butler, secretary of the Automobile Club of America, against Hay for flirting with Butler's wife Adele. Butler accuses Hay of ruining Adele's health and seeks damages.
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Kenneth Hay
New Rochelle
White Plains
Russ
S. L. Butler
Automobile Club of America
Adele Butler
Hay
Bacon Apartments
Westchester County
Broadway
Fulton Street
Borough of Manhattan
City of New York
Trotting Dates Set by Grand Circuit Stewards
The Grand Circuit stewards met at the Hoffman House and set trotting dates for the coming season. Opening July 27 in Detroit and ending October 3 in Columbus, the schedule spans several cities with notable schedule changes and denied applications. Changes include a new permanent presiding judge and starter arrangements, and resignations of James Butler and C K G Billings.
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Hoffman House
Detroit
Mich
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pougnicepeh X
Mass
Providence
Hartford
S+ Bereeeker
Maryland Agricultural Association
Baltimore
Grosse Point Track
W. T. Engeman
Kalamazoo
Cella-Adier
Grosse Point
Daniel J. Campau
Michigan State Fair
Spe
A. J. Keating
George Hoyt
Binghamton
R. J. Wilson
Springfield
Lima
James Butler
Empire City Racing Association
C. K. G. Billings
Butler
Billings
John M. Johnson
Readville
Miss
H. M. Hanna
Albert H. Moore
Bar Woman Driver barred from Westchester stock race
At a meeting of the racing board of the automobile manufacturers committee the entry of Mrs. Andrew X. Cuneo for the stock car race in Westchester County on April 2 was rejected as against the sport’s interests. Mrs. Cuneo has driven in the Glidden tour and other contests. Three more entries were received for the race a Simplex an Allen Kingston and a second Isotte Fraschini. Entries close with Robert Lee Morrell, chairman of the race committee.
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Racing Board of the Automobile Manufacturers’ Committee
Andrew X. Cuneo
Westchester County
Canee
Allen-Kingston
Toright
Robert Lee Morrell
Ace Committee
Elizabeth Club Keeps Winning Streak In Athletic Bowling
Elizabeth Club extended its lead in the Athletic Bowling League by clinching the 04-4 win on Jersey City tub alleys, raising season totals to 12-6 while matching New York Athletic Club for first earlier. Jersey City led early, but Elizabeth seized control late to secure a 42-27 victory in the pivotal fifth to tenth frames.
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Elizabeth Club
Jersey City
Elizabeth
New York Athletic Club
Gernsen
Wen Work
Jersey
cLee Elizabeth Club
Bowe
Claess
Nolte
Gerrinor
Local golfers advance in Pinehurst midwinter tourney
Pinehurst N C Jan 14 a monster field forced use of both 18 hole courses in the first and second match play rounds of the fifth midwinter golf tourney Survivors in the first division include Parker W Whittemore Frederick Snare L A Hamilton and Chisholm Besch The Presidents cup first round results feature Silliman Freeman Porter Bow and several other duels with several finishes including 2 and 1 6 and 5 and 3 and 4.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Parker W. Whittemore
Brookline Country Club
Frederick Snare
Englewood
L. A. Hamilton
Chisholm Besch
Garden City
E. H. Silliman
Detroit
W. C. Freeman
Dyker Meadow
Woottend
MS S Hurd
Pittsburg
Jana
Parker W. Me
Brookline
E. H. Worthington
Manwalamink Country Club
W. E. Shakelford
Atlantic City
Lipton Denies America’s Cup Challenge Report
The Associated Press received a cable from Sir Thomas Lipton in Slave Island Ceylon dated January 14 1908 denying he had decided to renew a challenge for the America's Cup next September. He said Untrue Have not challenged Too early and size of boat no object.
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Sir Thomas
The
Associated Press
Sir Thomas Lipton
Slave Island
Ceylon
New York
Lipton
Colombo
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Intercollegiate football rules committee to meet in January
Professor L M Dennis of Cornell chairs the regular winter meeting of the intercollegiate football rules committee at the Murray Hill Hotel on January 24. The old seven members from Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Cornell, Chicago, Pennsylvania and Annapolis will merge with a new seven chosen by the I A A U S, with two changes: H B Hackett for Daly at West Point and Joshua Crane Jr for Reid at Harvard. The forward pass tops the agenda amid calls to limit its use. other code changes for improvements after two seasons. The committee lists Dennis, Fine, Camp, Crane Jr, Hackett, Dashiel, Bell, Hall, Stagg, Babbitt, Savage, Dudley, J L Lees and Williams.
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L. M. Dennis
Cornell
Murray Hill
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of
United States
Hi. B. Hackett
Charles D. Daly
West Point
Joshua Crane
J. B. Fine
Walter Camp
Val
Joshua Crane, Jr
H. B. Hackett
Paul Dashiel
John C. Bell
E. K. Hall
Dartmouth
A. Alonzo Stagg
J. A. Babbitt
Haverford
C. W. Savage
Oberlin
W. L. Dudley
Vanderbilt
J. L. Lees
Nebraska
H. L. Williams
Minnesota
Powers scores three wins at New Orleans Fair Grounds
Jockey Powers rode three winners and two thirds from six mounts at the New Orleans Fair Grounds. He won aboard Mate Fletcher Comedienne and Docile. Belle Strome narrowly won the fourth race over Miss Strome as the favorite, with other notable finishes across six races including Marc Fletcher and Lucy Marie.
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New Orleans
Powers
Fair Grounds
New York
Mate Fletcher
Comedienne
Docile
Belle Strome
Miss Strome
Minder
Tom Holland
Hyde
Patriot
Lee
Servience
Intervene
Dick Coghill
Douglas
Joe Howell
Claiborne
Tony W
Eustacian
George Guyton
Mique O’brien
Hammock Bey
Marc Fletcher
Donaldo
Heimel
Joyful Lady
Baker
My Love
Speed Marvel
Fashion
Glenville
Adelaide Rover
Helen Holland
Mannis May
Miss Isabelle
Tinker Bell
Detect
Client
Elizabeth Frances
Lucy Marie
Rosen
Fire Goal
McCahey
Constantin
Rose of Pink
Blaine
Edith M
Durable
Stella Perkins
Lulu
Cut Glass
Mazonia
Lady Franklin
Dearborn
Black Mantilla
Zinfandel
Anna Scott
Algera
Helen Lucas
Kiamesha II
Tsrollan
Tres Joli
Tea Beach
Morgan
Rebel Queen
Hufnages
Evelyn
Ivanhoe
Flavigny
Sumter
Rio Grande
Lord Stanhope
Tribes Hiil
Indian Harbor Yacht Club Annual Meeting Nominations
The annual meeting at the Indian Harbor Yacht Club in Greenwich Conn will be held next Friday evening. Nominated officers include Commodore Roy A Rainey Vice Commodore H Wilmer Hanan Rear Commodore Lorenzo P D Armstrong Secretary Charles D Barnes Treasurer Richard Outwater Measurer Morgan Barney President of the corporation Charles T Wills Directors term expiring 1911 George Lauder Jr E Burton Hart Regatta Committee Frank Rowne Jones chairman Richard A Monks Herman A Edson
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The
Indian Harbor
George Lauder
E. Burton Hart
Regatta Committee
Frank Rowne Jones
Richard A. Monks
Herman A. Edson
Early Baseball Dates for Quakers
Edward Clay, manager of the University of Pennsylvania baseball team, outlines the season schedule for the Southern trip. The Quakers open April 17 and 18 against the Carlisle Indians in Atlantic City, then head to Charlottesville for two games with the University of Virginia on April 28 and 29. A Maryland trip follows with a game at Annapolis against the midshipmen on April 30, then a Washington stop for a game with Georgetown or George Washington University.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Edward Clay
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Carlisle Indians
Atlantic City
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Washington
Georgetown
George Washington University
Giants President Pays $1000 Fine for Exhibition Game
John T. Brush, president of the New York National League club, remitted to the National Commission a $1,000 check settling the fine for the Giants failure to play an exhibition game in New Orleans last March.
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John T. Brush
New York
National Commission
Giants
New Orleans
Motor Boat Club Defends Former Commodore Schroeder
Reports against E. J. Schroeder, former commodore, stirred club members after his international motor boat success. Members condemn unfair criticism and affirm his key role in organizing races. The Motor Boat Club annual dinner will be held Saturday at Sherry's with a committee promising a successful event.
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Motor Boat Club of America
E. J. Schroeder
Dixie
Commodore Schroeder
Schroeder
Motor Boat Club
Sherry’s
Motor Boat Men In Session At National Meet
At the annual meeting of the National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers executive committee at Hotel Manhattan, officers were elected for the year: President John J. Amory, first vice-president Henry R. Sutphen, second vice-president W. J. Reynolds, third vice-president J. M. Truscott, treasurer James Craig, secretary Hugh S. Gambel. The gathering noted a flourishing association with thirty new members and discussed establishing a bureau of information and hiring bureau to secure skilled crew for members and clients.
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National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers
Hotel
Manhattan
John J. Amory
Henry R. Sutphen
W. J. Reynolds
J. M. Truscott
James Craig
Hugh S. Gambel
Clay Pigeons Fly at Bergen Beach Gun Club Shoot
H Montanus won the principal prize in a fifty target distance handicap at the Bergen Beach Gun Club, shooting from the 16 yard line with 3 and 20 in two strings to total 43. G Kowenhoven and Dr Hunter shared second, while John Martin led scratch with 38. Trophy shoots and multiple blue rock events followed, with L M Palmer Jr and D Lane among winners.
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H. Montanus
Bergen Beach
Mr. Ehowenhoven
John Martin
L. M. Palmer, Jr
Crescent Athletic Club
D. Lane
Blue Rocks
E. W. Reynolds
E. Kelly
5. Walderman
P. May
Seeeere
HD Fanning
Ceesesae
Golf links eyed for amateur championship at Myopia club
The Myopia Hunt Club may host the next amateur championship as United States Golf Association officials weigh the bid amid other entries from Onwentsia Garden City Deal Brae Burn. Open formats, qualifying rounds, and dates for Palm Beach Florida events dominate the season schedule with Finn and Smith as recent title holders.
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Myopia Hunt Club
W. Fellowes Morgan
United States Golf Association
Hamilton
Mass
Onwentsia Club
Garden City Golf Club
Deal Golf and Country Club
Brae Burn Country Club
Myopia
Palm Beach
South Florida
H. B. Finn
Florida
Alec Smith
Skaters Form Alliance With Amateur Athletic Union
John J. Dixon, chair of the national registration committee and A A U secretary, announced that the International Skating Union and the Amateur Athletic Union have signed an alliance. All A A U athletes must register with the ISU to race, and A A U clubs and rinks must obtain ISU sanction to hold skating events.
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John J. Dixon
National Registration Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
International Skating Union
The
New York Game Protection Group Elects Officers
The New York Association for the Protection of Game held its annual meeting at the Union Club on Monday night. Tarleton H. Bean presented a paper on fish and game preservation. Officers elected: President Alfred Wagstaff, Vice-President John C. O'Connor, Secretary R. B. Lawrence, Treasurer Thomas N. Cuthbert.
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New York Association For the Protection of Game
Union Club
Tarleton H. Bean
Alfred Wagstaff
John C. O'Connor
R. B. Lawrence
Thomas N. Cuthbert
Glidden Tour Rules to be Discussed by AAA Board
Frank B. Hower, chairman of the touring board of the American Automobile Association, has called a meeting in this city on January 3, for discussing rules of the 1908 Glidden tour and AAA contest.
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Frank B. Hower
American Automobile Association
Henry Selig Escapes Arrest Aboard Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Detectives from Police Headquarters sought Henry Selig alias Baron Simon aboard the North German Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie at Cherbourg. They found the Norfolk and Western bonds forger not aboard. Selig, finishing a British sentence, traveled as a second cabin passenger with his lawyer, slipping ashore at Cherbourg.
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Kronprinzessin
Cecilie Henry Selig
Baron Simon
Southhampton
McConville
Nelson
Norfolk & Western Bonds
Chicago
St. Louis
Selig
United States
England
Lim
Call Rhoades Declared Insane by Court Panel
John Van Aernan Rhoades, son of Dr. Archibald Rhoades, was ruled of unsound mind by Justice Greenbaum's panel. The case details his European travels, erratic stock orders, a London orchestra incident, a revolver throw, a barber shop fight, and subsequent confinement, with an application planned for a committee to manage his estate.
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John van Aernan Rhoades
Daniel P. Hays
Gustav Scholer
John Graham
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Rhoades
Archibald Craig Rhoades
Madetta
Alice Ralph
Julian Ralph
Camden
N. J
Europe
United States
London
Palace Music Hall
Hotel Imperial
Baltic
England
Bellevue Hospital
Flushing
Long Island
Bank funds hypothecated by bank cashier
North Attleboro Mass Jan 144 The late cashier Frederick E Sargeant of Jewelers National Bank now under a receiver had diverted deposits to his own use without recording them An insurance bond payment of 20000 from the surety company plus 75000 earlier from Roger Williams Insurance Co increases visible assets by 95000 aiding depositor payments The bank's affairs show Sargeant kept deposits at Boston brokerages and likely suffered heavy losses in speculation
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North Attleboro
Mass
Frederick E. Sargeant
Jewelers’ National Bank
Roger Williams Insurance Company
Sargeant
Boston
Library sale draws large audience at Vories collection
A large crowd attended the second day sale of the library of H. F. Vories of New Orleans held at Anderson Auction Rooms on West 29th Street. The auction offered many works on Napoleon and the French Revolution attracting booklovers.
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H. F. Vories
New Orleans
Anderson Auction Rooms
West 29Th Street
Intruder Robs Home Of Colonel Martin During Dance
A man sneaked into Colonel John H. Martins Riverside Drive home during a Monday night gathering, hid in a pantry, and ransacked desks and closets before fleeing empty handed in the early hours. Miss Martin and a friend woke to barking, the daughter challenged a possible intruder, and the maid was attacked but no items were stolen.
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John H. Martin
Greene Copper Mines Company
Riverside Drive
Miss Martin
Colonel Martin
New York Zoological Society backs Governor Hughes on bird protection
The New York Zoological Society meeting at the Waldorf Astoria unanimously approved Governor Hughes's bird protection measures. Secretary Madison Grant warned that whaling threats in Bering Sea endanger whales. Ernest Thompson Seton and Arthur Robinson shared wildlife views and footage, while Osborn noted the death of Charles T. Barney and announced new board members.
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New York Zoological Society
Astor Gallery
Waldorf- Astoria
Hughes
Madison Grant
Alaska
Bering Sea
Congress
Ernest Thompson Seton
Far Northwest
Arthur Robinson
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Columbia University
Charles Tracy Barney
William C. Church
Lispenard Stewart
H. Casimir de Rham
George Crocker
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Charles F. Dieter
Night Riders Stop Purchases in Flemingsburg
A Flemingsburg report says twelve armed men guard the town and turnpikes to avert a night riders attack. Tobacco warehouses continue receiving stock but buyers are halted by City Council. Anonymous threats target A Mauser of American Tobacco. Governor Willson refused troop deployment. Society of Equity members join guards.
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Lexington
Flemingsburg
A. Mauser
American Tobacco Company
Willson
Society of Equity
Walsh Arguments Continue In Chicago Bank Case
In Chicago on January 14 the Walsh defense and government debated Walshs alleged misapplications of Chicago National Bank funds. Assistant District Attorney Hanchett urged the jury that intent determined criminality, likening the case to a cashier speculating on the stock exchange to expose the bank to risk and jeopardy. The defense counsel John S Miller argued Walsh acted with business judgment aimed at benefiting the banks and that all acts were for the banks own gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Stock Exchange
Walsh
Hanchett
John S. Miller
Pushcart Keeper Killed by Brewery Wagon in Brooklyn
Morris Rosenstein of 4 Rivington street was struck and killed by a brewery wagon owned by S. Liebmann's Sons at the corner of Rivington and Pitt streets while attempting to save his pushcart. Driver Charles Helrich of 14 Knickerbocker Avenues, Brooklyn, was detained by Corner Acretelli.
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Morris Rosenstein
Rivington Street
S. Liebmann
Brooklyn
Rivington and
Pitt Streets
Charles Helrich
Knickerbocker Arenas
Acretelli
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Harting
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Polar Star
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John Carroll
God Cates - Temacee
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Vincen
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