Yale Wins Hockey in High-Scoring Season Opener
Yale defeats Dartmouth 9 to 3 at St Nicholas Rink in a season debut. Yale shows late-game improvement with strong second period. Foote and Foote score for Dartmouth, while H Stanley Fells and Williams lead Yale with multiple goals. Referees from New York Athletic Club and Wanderers' Hockey Club officiate. two twenty-minute halves.
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Yale
St. Nicholas Rink
Dartmouth
Henover Boys
Doe
Pettingill
Foote
Princeton
Harvard
H. Stanley
Fells
Staley
Erhard
Driscoll
Joe Erhard
Williams
Thayer
Howe
Erherd
Fell
Stanley
Herron
Bigelow
C. Stanley
Dee
Fale
Leighton
Felis
Doc
A- Gestieman
New York Athletic Club
Gorham
Wanderers’ Hockey Club
Empires
Lilieck
Sheppard
Conflict over Ewry and Hillman exoneration rocks AAU
The Metropolitan AAU registration committee exonerated Ray C Ewry and Marty Hillman on charges from M P Halpin triggering potential clashes with the parent AAU. Board leaders demand minutes and may reopen the case amid disputes over Rule IV and open-sanctioned events.
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Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Ray C. Ewry
Marty L. Hillman
M. P. Halpin
Amateur Athletic Union
James E. Sullivan
The
John J. Dixon
Metropolitan Association
Ewry
Board of Governors
Bartow
A. A U
Hary
Amateur Athletic
Looethn
Deanai
England
National
Corlain
Hellman
Whitemore Wins Chief Cup at Pinehurst Golf Meet
Parker W. Whitemore of Brookline Country Club won the chief cup defeating L. A. Hamilton of Englewood by 5 up and 4 to play. First division consolation went to Harmon Armstrong of Fox Hills Golf Club after beating Edwin A. Freeman of Dyker Meadow 2 up and to play.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Parker W. Whitemore
Brookline
L. A. Hamilton
Englewood
Hmerton Armstrong
Fox Hills Golf Club
Edwin A. Freeman
Dyker Meadow
The President and Health Reform in Yale Alumni Weekly
Yale scholars push a national Department of Health with aims to reform the bureaus of government. Professors Irving Fisher and J Pease Norton lead a committee seeking broad educational work and cabinet reform to curb disease and epidemics.
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Yale Alumni Weekly
Yale
Department of Health
Irving Fisher
J. Pease Norton
Sore Deen Pemmey
Roysennath
Aps
Anther
United States
Sartoreeie
Golf Open and Amateur Championship Plans Face Deliberation
W Fellowes Morgan announces Myopia Hunt Club offers its course for the national open in late August and Allegheny Country Club submits an application for the women’s championship alongside Philadelphia and Chevy Chase. Delegates debate optimal dates amid weather and course conditions, with July and September options weighed.
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W. Fellowes Morgan
United States Golf Association
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Mass
Allegheny Country Club
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Country Club
Chevy Chase Club
Washington
Morgen
Brae Burn Country Club
Tribune
Garden City Golf Club
Deal Golf and Country Club
Onwentsia Club
Chicago
Onwentsia
Ransom H. Thomas
Morris County Golflub
R. H. Robertson
Herbert Co. Leeds
Adrian H. Larkin
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
R. W. Hunt
Glen View Golf Club
A. P. Alvord
Nassau Country Club
James L. Taylor
Ekwanok Country Club
Silas H. Shawn
Exmoor Country Club
Alexander H. Britton
J. W. McKinley
Columbia Golf Club
Leighton Calkins
Plainfield Country Club
Joseph N. Byrne
Simon Carr
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Country Club
Lakewood
Garden City
Glen View
Englewood
Indoor Catholic League meet draws large crowd at Armory
The annual indoor meet and junior championships of the Catholic Athletic League were held at the flet Regiment Armory with a big crowd. James E. Sullivan acted as referee as many young athletes competed in sprint and relay events, including a feature one quarter mile midget relay won by Cathedral Boys' Club.
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Catholic Athletic League
Flet Regiment Armory
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Cathedral Boys’ Club
F. Connell
St. Columba Club
W. Corden
St. Ann's Club
P. Connell
St. Columba
W. Ringwald
J. Nihill
F. McKenna
H. Seney
St. Ignatius’s B. C
James Greene
Holy Cross Lyceum
W. H. McIntyre
Paulist AC
F. Pascale
St. Joseph's A. C
J. Houghton
Ascension B. C
John Hesser
Cathedral Club
T. Termady
St. Philip's Club
E. Denrodie
Cathedral Boys' Club
W. Steinert
E. Mecermack
N. Felix
D. O’brien
J. McCarthy
W. Wight
M. Erlenbach
G. Ann's Club
George Miller
St. Ignatius’s B.C
D. J. Degnan
Dominican Lyceum
J. McGrath
Pee
L. Brewin
St. Ignatius's B.C
Alperman Near Death After Dynamite Box Threat
Brooklyn second baseman Charles Alperman faced a near fatal danger in Millvale when he picked a box he believed contained nails. The box held twenty five sticks of dynamite ready to explode. Edward Hickey the burgess saved his life by knocking him down as the box was raised.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Charles Alperman
Whitey
Millvale
Alperman
Edward Hickey
Hickey
De Witt Clinton High School Beats Columbia Freshmen
De Witt Clinton High School defeated the Columbia freshmen in a Columbia gym basketball game yesterday afternoon by a two to nothing score. The high school team clearly outplayed the college five.
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de Witt Clinton High School
Columbia
Alliance of Beagle Club Contests AKC Reorganization
A. P. Vredenburgh reports the AKC fight continues amid factional splits. Ashland House committee and Sheepshead Bay Kennel Club back the administration ticket, while John G. Bates withdraws. committee releases reasons for its actions and Bates's resignation statement calls the dispute personal.
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American Kennel Club
A. P. Vredenburgh
Ashland House Committee
Lie
Mc Vredenburgh
Henry W. Warner
Sheepshead Bay Kennel Club
L. M. D. McGuire
John G. Bates
Cedarhurst Kennel Club
Bates
McGuire
Ashland House
Mieses Edges Koehler In Exhibition Chess Clash
Jaques Mieses of Leipsic defeats Gustav Koehler at the Manhattan Chess Club after thirty one moves in a Vienna opening. Mieses dominates with superior position and a knight on KB5 before final mating threat. He to play a simultaneous display tonight.
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Jaques Mieses
Leipsic
Manhattan
Gustav H. Koehler
New Jersey
Vienna
Mieses
Koehler
KB 5
Manhattan Chess Club
Timely Auto Topics and April Parade Plans
The New York Automobile Trade Association met at the Hotel Cumberland and set an automobile carnival for the week of April 6 with a parade on April 7 in four divisions. Percy Owen is president and will appoint a grand marshal and four aids. Committees for transportation, finance, and advisory roles were formed with industry figures from Dayton, Stevens Duryea, Mitchell, and Studebaker.
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New York Automobile Trade Association
Cumberland
New York
Percy Owen
Owen
Richard Newton
Dayton Motor Car Company
Frank Eveland
Stevens Duryea
C. P. Skinner
Mitchell Motor Company
D. V. Stratton
Studebaker Automobile Company
New Orleans Jockey Notter Wins Two After Return
Notter the jockey resumes racing at the Fair Grounds after a two week suspension and wins with Telescope and Angelus. Pedro takes the Magnolia Stakes in a brisk one mile run, while Colloquy and Angelus also prevail in their races. Crescent City Jockey Club sees leadership changes with Alexander Brewster elected president replacing C. S. Bush. Nicol renews ride for Fred Cook demanding a 60 dollar monthly retainer plus standard fees.
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New Orleans
Notter
Fair Grounds
Telescope
Angelus
Pedro
Temaceo
Hyperion II
Nicol
Fred Cook
Hannibal Bey
Lee
Gambrinus
Heiden
Donna Elvins
Topsy Robinson
Rebo
Lady Vincent
Husted
Beatrice K
Lady Ethel
Dr. Nash
Moyea
Colloquy
Heidel
Toy Boy
Powers
Momentum
Brussels
Morais
Corfe
Sam
el Dorado
Granomo
Suffice
Frontenac
Allowmaise
Fusillade
Pity
High Glass
Gilpin
St. Tario
Apache
S. Tamar
Rural Boy
den of Dawn
Lotus Brandt
E. T. Shipp
Polar Star
Youthful
McCahey
Sally Preston
Pasadena
Zipango
Miss Delaney
Grimaldi
Hawkatna
Halbard
Meadowbreeze
Pickens
Skirvin
Prince Hohenlohe
Escutcheon
Handzarra
Frank Lord
Avaunteer
Fred Mulholland
Louise McFarland
Minder
John McBride
Belleview
Milshora
Lady Charade
King of the Valley
Vincentia
Savoir Faire
J. D. Dunn
Bernie Cramer
Road Drivers Association Elects Officers In New York
The Road Drivers' Association of New York held its annual meeting at the Hotel Cadillac. Officers were elected for 198 and a committee was authorized to draft new rules governing horse entry in Speedway brushes. President Crawford and E. La Place offered cups for the coming season and a long list of officers and directors was named.
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Road Drivers’ Association of
New York
Cadillac
Brush Committee
Crawford
E. la Place
Joseph F.gibbons
Thomas G. Hinds
George H. Huber
Walter M. Jermyn
A. L. Kerker
Edward Knapp
Adam Safe
Thomas P. Leahy
A. J. Mace
William J. Minor
C. H. Story
Harry L. Toplitz
C. K. G. Billings
James Butler
F. R. Bain
George Baisley
City Hotels offer reduced weekly furnished apartment rates
Advertises spring reduction in rates at Rensselaer and Alabama hotels. Furnished apartments available for $1200 weekly and $1 daily options. Emphasizes homelike atmosphere and exclusive choices at 1B Basi Mth street area. Names Rensselaer Hotels and Alabama locations.
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Cameeie Oe
Rm Rensselaer Hotels
Alabama & V
Basi Mth
Orar Ath
Bar to Progress: Indian Caste and Women’s Degradation Highlighted
Rev Dr. Abbott Kittredge told the Woman's Union Missionary Society that caste and the lowering of women hinder India's progress. He cited customs of eating separately and a female leadership convention in Calcutta as signs of change. Other speakers noted modern education for girls, opposition to child marriage, and widow remarriage, with Mrs Rosa E Rainsford leaving a legacy of 315000. receipts totaled 75.00 for the year.
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India
Abbott E. Kittredge
Woman's Union Missionary Society
Bible House
Kittredge
America
Calcutta
Mr. Kittredts
Justin Abbott
Bombay
Shso
F. 8. Bronson
Japan
Mre
Rosa E. Rainsford. Coms
Bahama Islands Christmas Sunshine Cheer Box
The T. 8. S. in the Bahamas reports a Christmas sunshine box that brought joy to the branch and a blind member Theresa Knowles. Gifts included crocheted shawl toys and dollies, with thanks to the T. S. S. for memory of tastes and needs.
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Sunshine
Virginia Mostyn
Urgent request for electric dry cell battery for member
A T. S. S. member with paralysis needs an electric battery immediately. The physician recommends a chloride of silver dry cell battery costing $15.
Texas member seeks help to pay mortgage during floods
A sick Texas resident faces a mortgage on a small home after floods wrecked crops and incomes. Mrs. B. appeals for $11 interest to extend the loan, asking for aid from the T. S. S. as the president hopes for support for temporary relief.
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Texas
Charity Fund Eases Hard Times For Needy Families
A local emergency fund aided families facing illness unemployment and eviction. Grants and groceries helped a refined family and a widow caring for a sick child, with additional aid for a rheumatic German man and a coat for a delicate boy. An invalid in New York State expressed gratitude for the sudden relief. Some Michigan children missed mittens from Santa.
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New York State
Pattern Envelope Gives Material Needs for Dresses
The notice lists fabric options and required yardage for medium sizes using lightweight materials like cashmere veiling. It details widths 24, 22, and 44 inches with the pattern No S.S71 and includes mail order instructions from the Pattern Department of the New-York Tribune.
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New-York
Tridun
Tricks of Manner and Dress in Progressive Talk
A luncheon discussion features three women critiquing a gifted young musician. They warn that styling and mannerisms may blemish her, advise better dress, and claim attire shapes mood, duty, and identity, with lines about self love and Shakespeare. The scene ends as the music resumes.
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Tee
Echoes of hunger on New York's East Side streets
A worker records a sobering conversation with East Side youths who scavenge meals on the street, drift between saloons for a drink and company, and endure irregular dinners. One boy recalls hunger, smoking since six, a two month hospital stay, and no supper.
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New York
East Side
Te Troet
Horspitale
Sailus
Trotty Veck
Breakfast jacket fashion note with dotted challies
The Tribune Pattern presents a breakfast jacket design with a rollover collar and three-quarter sleeves. The model is tailored with a tucked fit and uses dotted challies for the lustration, showcasing a tasteful and becoming style.
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Mieses Koehler
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Sue Raoee
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Pinion Roseburg Ir
Lady Lota
Tom Holland
Lady Hamm
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Nasturtia
Jack Dolan
Abe Meyer
Liane Aie Ie
Heart of Hyacinth
Vincentio
Knight of Ivanhoe
Paul
Bob
Envoy
Firth Rat
Ishmailian
Helen Lucas
J., Jr
Ty John Carroll
Lucy’ Marie
Onane
Finvigny
Robert Lee Morrell
American Manufacturers’ Committee
Technical Press Bureau
Harold W. Slauson
Harry W. Perry
Louis Strang
John H. Tyson
City Hotels
Oliver Wendell Holmes
More Mitten
Michigan
Santa Claus
Llaia
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Madison Square West
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