St Nicholas Skating Club Beats Hockey Club of New York
The St Nicholas Skating Club defeated the Hockey Club of New York 4 to 2 at St Nicholas Rink in a championship game. Key players included Wilder and Souther for St Nicholas and Ellison in goal for the Hockey Club. The result leaves St Nicholas undefeated to open the season, with both clubs showing strong defense and sharp goaltending.
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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
Nicholas S. C
Hayward Seeeee
EL Carruthers
Onan Ones
Eh Ass
Ceecee
Seee
Centre Souther
Rover
Oosee Chew
Eaece Senene
Dscesee
Harmon and
Howard Drakeley
Jimmie Shirrett
Gus Hornfeck
N. Becker
Teeee Crescent Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Wanderers Hockey Club
Yale Beats Fordham In 42 to 3 Basketball Duel
Yale defeated Fordham 42 to 3 at Dr Savage's gym last night after a tight 17 to 15 first half. Clifford led Yale with nine goals and Wrenn added six, while Mahoney and Fitzpatrick starred for Fordham. Referee M Pogin of Xavier presided.
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Yale
Fordham
Dr. Savage's
New Haven
Clifford
Wrenn
Mahoney Wrenn
Deesues Siskina
Cassasa
van Vieck
Noyes
Mahoney
Fitzpatrick
Casey
Siskina
Yate
van Vleck
M. Pogin
Xavier Athletic Association
Butler Sues Hay for 100000 Damages Over Wife's Affection
S. L. Butler, secretary of the Automobile Club of America, sues traveling salesman Kenneth Hay for 100000 dollars claiming Hay alienated Butler's wife Adele Butler. Hay was arrested in New Rochelle and jailed in White Plains on the warrant issued by Justice Isaac N. Mills. Butler's sworn affidavits claim repeated visits, infatuation, threats, and a shattered marriage, with Adele Butler implicated in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hay
New Rochelle
White Plains
Russ
S. L. Butler
Automobile Club of America
Adele Butler
Hay
Bacon Apartments
Westchester County
Butler
Butlers
Broadway
Fulton Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Grand Circuit Trotting Dates Set With Debates On Permanent Starter
Stewards at a Grand Circuit meeting at the Hoffman House laid out the trotting calendar from July 27 opening in Detroit to October 3 in Columbus. Dates for Gates, Cleveland, Buffalo, and other venues were assigned, with some clubs denied applications. A push for a permanent presiding judge and starter sparked debate, ultimately naming a circuit judge and leaving starter duties to associations. resignations of James Butler and C K G Billings accepted. officers reelected.
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Hoffman House
Detroit
Mich
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Buffalo
Keepsie
N. Y
Mass
Providence
Hartford
Maryland Agricultural Association
Baltimore
Grosse Point Track
W. T. Engeman
Kalamazoo
Grosse Point
Daniel J. Campau
Michigan State Fair
A. J. Keating
Gudge
George Hoyt
Binghamton
R. J. Wilson
Springfield
Lima
John M. Johnson
Readville
H. M. Hanna
Albert H. Moore
R. T
BAR WOMAN DRIVER BARRED FROM APRIL RACE
At a Racing Board meeting of the automobile manufacturers committee the entry of Mrs Andrew XS Cuneo for the stock car race in Westchester County on April 24 was rejected as not in the sport’s best interests. Cuneo has driven in the Glidden tour and other contests. Three more entries arrived for the race a Simplex an Allen Kingston and a 4 second Isotte Fraschini. Entries will close with Robert Lee Morrell chairman of the Face committee.
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Racing Board of the Automobile Manufacturers’ Committee
Andrew XS. Cuneo
Westchester County
Cuneec
Ahorsepower Rainier
Elizabeth Club Keeps Winning Streak In Athletic Bowling League
The Elizabeth Club extended its lead in the Athletic Bowling League by taking the odd game against Jersey City at the Jersey City alleys. Elizabeth finished with 927 pins to Jersey City’s 890 in the night’s decisive game, moving to twelve wins and six losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Club
Jersey City
Elizabeth
New York Athletic Club
Gerrison
Jersey
Elizabeth Fed Foy
Claus
Gaerrison
Nolte
Sehlereth
Westpeaereth
Pope
Local golfers surge in Pinehurst midwinter tourney
Ninety six entrants vie in the main event with twenty four in the consolation as two 18 hole rounds decide survivors. Notables include Parker Whittemore of Brookline Fred erick Snare Englewood L A Hamilton Englewood and Chisholm Besch Garden City with first round matches yielding several close finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Parker W. M Whittemore
Brookline Country Club
Frederick Snare
Englewood
L. A. Hamilton
Chisholm Besch
Garden City
E. H. Silliman
Detroit
W. C. Freeman
Dyker Meadow
Chisholm Garden City
W. HB. George
Huntingdon Valas
J. E. Porter
Allegheny Country
A. Ross
Huntingdon Valley Country
Hales
Emerson Armstrong
Hills
E A. Freeman
Cc. L. Woodland
N. S. Hurd
Pittsburg
Coeky
W. Whittemore
Worthington
Manwalamink Country Club
Atta E. Age Ae City Country Club
Silliman
Hamilton
Porter
Lipton denies new America's Cup challenge plan
The Associated Press received a cable from Sir Thomas Lipton dated January 14 1908 in Slave Island Ceylon denying reports he would definitely send another challenge for the America's Cup to the New York Yacht Club next September. He says the news was untrue and that he has not yet decided and that size of boat is no object.
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Slave Island
Ceylon
Associated Press
New York
Lipton
Colombo
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Football rules committee calls winter meeting at Murray Hill
Professor L M Dennis of Cornell chairs the intercollegiate rules group planning a January 24 2% gathering. Representatives from Yale Harvard Princeton Cornell Chicago Pennsylvania Annapolis will join with the Intercollegiate Athletic Association panel. The forward pass dominates discussion with potential limits and several personnel changes noted for West Point Harvard and other schools.
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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
Charlies D. Daly
West Point
Joshua Crane, Jr
W. T. Reid, Jr
J. B. Fine
Walter Camp
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 Wins Trio at New Orleans Fair Grounds Meet
Jockey Powers rode three winners and two thirds from six mounts at the New Orleans Fair Grounds, guiding Mare Fletcher Comedienne and Docile to victories. Belle Strome narrowly held off Miss Strome in a close fourth race, with detailed results across six races including times and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Powers
Fair Grounds
New York
Fletcher
Comedienne
Docile
Belle Streme
Miss Strome
Sea Swell
Minder
Tom Holland
Hyde
Patriot
Lee
Servience
Intervene
Dick Coghill
Douglas
Joe Howell
Claiborne
Tony Y
Eustacian
George Guyton
Mique O’brien
Hammock Boy
Marc Fletcher
Donaldo
Heimel
Joyful Lady
Baker
My Love
Speed Marvel
Fashion
Glenville
Adelaide Royer
Helen Holland
Mannie May
Miss Isabelle
Tinker Bell
Detect
Client
Elizabeth Frances
Lucy Marie
Rosen
Fire Opal
McCahey
Constantin
Rose of Pink
Blaine
Stella Perkine
Lulu
Cut Glass
Mazonia
Lady Franklin
Belle Strome
Dearborn
Black Mantilla
Zinfandel
Anna Scott
Algera
Helen Lucas
Kiamesha II
Tyrolian
Tres Joli
Tea Beach
Gaforgan
Rebel Queen
Evelyn S
Ivanhoe
Flavigny
Sumter
Rio Grande
Stanhope
Tribes Hill
Indian Harbor Yacht Club Holds Annual Meeting Noms
The Indian Harbor Yacht Club will hold its annual meeting at the Greenwich Connecticut clubhouse next Friday evening. Officers nominated include Commodore Roy A. Rainey and vice commodore H Wilmer Hanan with several other positions filled by named members and a regatta committee led by Frank Rowne Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indian Harbor
George Lauder, Jr
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, announces the spring schedule for the Southern trip. The Quakers start April 17 and 18 with the Carlisle Indians in Atlantic City, then travel to Charlottesville for two games against the University of Virginia on April 23 and 24, followed by a game at Annapolis with the mids, and a Washington matchup with Georgetown or George Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quakers
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 Pay Fine of 1000 Dollars to National League
John T. Brush president of the New York National League club remitted to the National Commission a check for 1.00 dollars in payment of the fine for the Giants failure to play an exhibition game at New Orleans last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Brush
New York
National Commission
Giants
New Orleans
Motor Boat Club Stirred Up By Schroeder Controversy
The Motor Boat Club of America faces strong feelings after reports about former commodore E. J. Schroeder and his handling of international races. Members defend Schroeder, saying he earned respect through tireless work to promote international competitions and uphold race rules. The club’s annual dinner will be held Saturday night at Sherry's with a prepared program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Boat Club of America
E. J. Schroeder
Dixie
Commodore Schroeder
Schroeder
Motor Boat Club
Sherry’s
Motor Boat Men In Session at Manhattan Hotel
At the annual meeting of the National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers executives elected officers for the year including John J. Amory as president Henry R. Sutphen as first vice president W J Reynolds as second vice president J M Truscott as third vice president James Craig as treasurer and Hugh S Gambel as secretary The group reported fiscal health with thirty new members joining recently and discussed plans for a information bureau a bureau of employment and other device improvements to help members secure skilled crews and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Montanus Wins Bergen Beach Gun Club Prize
H Montanus won the principal prize at Bergen Beach Gun Club monthly shoot yesterday in a fifty target distance handicap. From the 16 yard mark, he posted 3 and 20 across two 25 target strings for a 43 total, three birds ahead of the runner up. Second prize was shared by G Kowenhoven and Dr Hunter with 49 each. John Martin led scratch with 38. Trophy events also decided with multiple winners including L M Palmer Jr and D Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Montanus
Bergen Beach
Mr. Ehowenhoven
John Martin
Metropolitan
L. M. Palmer, Jr
Crescent Athletic Club
D. Lane
Blue Rocks
E. W. Reynolds
E. Kelly
8. Walderman
P. May
Golf links under consideration for amateur championship
Myopia Hunt Club may host the next amateur golf championship amid likely field including Onwentsia Garden City Deal Brae Burn though Myopia decision kept until the USGA annual meeting. Florida events start Palm Beach season with January 18 medal play and early February match play for New Year’s Cup and Lake North Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
International Skating Union Allied With A A U
John J. Dixon announced that the International Skating Union and the Amateur Athletic Union formalized an alliance. From now on A A U athletes must be registered with the ISU to race, and clubs or rinks must obtain ISU sanction to hold skating events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Dixon
National Registration Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
International Skating Union
The
Hunters Meet and Elect Officers at Union Club
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. Elected officers: President Alfred Wagstaff, Vice President John C. O’Connor, Secretary R. B. Lawrence, Treasurer Thomas N. Cuthbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Discussed at AAA Meeting
Frank B. Hower, chairman of the touring board of the American Automobile Association, will preside at a January meeting in this city to discuss rules for the 1908 Glidden tour and AAA contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Hower
American Automobile Association
Henry Selig Escapes Arrest on Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Two detective lieutenants hunted Henry Selig alias Baron Simon on the North German Lloyd liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie at Cherbourg. Selig, a noted forger with multiple indictments, was not aboard as a prisoner but a second cabin passenger. One passenger Belig and his lawyer slipped ashore at Cherbourg. US detectives blame British officials for not arresting him in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie Henry Selig
Baron Simon
Southhampton
McConville
Nelson
Norfolk & Western Bonds
Chicago
St. Louis
Selig
United States
England
Call Rhoades Declared Insane by Court Panel
John Van Aernan Rhoades, son of Dr. Archibald Rhoades, was declared insane by a commission of Justices Greenbaum’s appointees. The case notes his Europe trip, stock manipulations, London disturbances, fights in London and New York, and current confinement at a Flushing sanatorium. An estate committee will be sought in the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 at North Attleboro bank
North Attleboro Mass Jan 14 the late Jewelers National Bank cashier Frederick E Sargeant hid funds by hypothecating them and diverting deposits to his own use The surety company paid 20000 to the receiver increasing assets to aid depositors The Roger Williams Insurance Company earlier paid 75000 and cashier bond payouts raise assets Investigations show unrecorded deposits and losses from Sargeants speculative dealings with Boston brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Attleboro
Mass
Frederick E. Sargeant
Jewelers’ National Bank
Roger Williams Insurance Company
Sargeant
Boston
Sale of the Vories Library at Anderson Rooms
A second day sale of H F Vories library in New Orleans attracted many booklovers at No 6 West 29th Street. The Napoleon and French Revolution collection realized 1500 dollars for the day. A four volume Life of Napoleon Bonaparte set brought six dollars, bound in crimson levant mo recco with engravings. The Memoirs of Napoleon by M de Bourrienna also appeared in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Vories
New Orleans
Anderson Auction Rooms
West 29Th Street
W. H. Ireland
Napoleon Bonaparte
Levant Morecco
George Cruikshank
Marie Louise
Nechstadt
Napoleon
M. de Bourrienna
Girl Foils Robber at Col. Martin Home
Intruder hid in a pantry during a Monday night dance at the residence of Col. John H. Martin and his daughter Miss Martin on Riverside Drive. He ransacked desks and closets in the early hours, but left empty handed after a startled alarm from a watchdog. The maid was struck or drugged, yet no articles were missing and the family remained unharmed albeit shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Martin
Greene Copper Mines Company
Riverside Drive
Miss Martin
Colonel Martin
Will Back Governor At New York Zoological Society Meeting
The New York Zoological Society voted unanimously to support Governor Hughes in stopping indiscriminate bird destruction in New York. Secretary Madison Grant warned that whale extinction looms from continued slaughter in Bering Sea. Ernest Thompson Seton and Arthur Robinson showcased wildlife talks and films. New board members for 1911 include Osborn, Hill, Baker, Whitney, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 states twelve armed men guard the town and turnpikes to deter a night riders attack. Tobacco wares flow to warehouses while the City Council bans buyers. Anonymous threats target A Mauser of American Tobacco. Governor Willson refused troop deployment. Several Society of Equity members join guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Flemingsburg
A. Mauser
American Tobacco Company
Willson
Society of Equity
Walsh Arguments Continue in Bank Funds Case in Chicago
In Chicago on January 14, the Walsh case against John R. Walsh focused on criminal intent. Assistant District Attorney Hanchcott likened Walsh's fund manipulations to a bank cashier speculating on the stock exchange to show risk to the Chicago National Bank. Defense counsel John S. Miller argued Walsh acted to benefit the bank with his business tactics and that misapplication charges were driven by judgment rather than malice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Stock Exchange
Walsh
Hanchcott
John S. Miller
Pushcart Tragedy at Rivington and Pitt Streets
Morris Rosenstein of 214 Rivington Street was run over and killed by a brewery wagon belonging to S. Liebmann's Sons of Brooklyn at the corner of Rivington and Pitt Streets while attempting to save his pushcart. The driver Charles Helrich of Knickerbocker Avenue Brooklyn was held by the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Rosenstein
Rivington Street
S. Liebmann’s
Brooklyn
Rivington and
Pitt Streets
Charles Helrich
Coremer Acretalli
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Harting
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Dcin McBride
F. D. Dunn
Montanus
Secona Yar
Eeere Neon
G. Kowenhoven
Hunter Sess
Martin Steeeeee
Brantingham
J H Hendrickson
L. Octecesseee
Colquetts
Remsen
Hendrickson
Hulbroe
Dreyer
Ney Lane
Jones
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I Kreger
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H. E Williamson
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Tae Mere
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E. Frantz
Hy Fanning
Seessee
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Zoological Society
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