Yale Wins at Hockey in 9 Goal Championship Match
Yale defeats Dartmouth 9 to 3 at St Nicholas Rink in season opener. H Stanley, Fells, Williams, Thayer, Herron, and Doe star for Yale as Dartmouth errors and Dart mouth defense struggle to contain Yale pressure in the second half.
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Yale
St. Nicholas Rink
Dartmouth
Wenever
Doe
Pettingill
Foote
Princeton
Harvard
H. Stanley
Fells
Stanley
Erhard
Driscol
Williams
Thayer An
Howe
Erherd
Fell
Thayer
Herron
Felis
Bigelow
C. Stanley
Dee
Fale
Erhard Pettingill Leishton
Marston
H. Stanler
Willams
Dor
A. G
Stieman
New York Athletic Club
Gorbem
Wanderers’ Hockey Club
Messrs. Silieck and Sheppard
AAU Conflict Over Ewry and Hillman Exoneration
Metropolitan AAU registration exonerates Ray Ewry and Harry Hillman on all charges from M P Halpin triggering friction with the parent body. Leaders debate whether the ruling misinterprets Rule IV and may prompt reinstatement or further suspension after minutes and governors’ review.
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Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Ray C. Ewry
Harry L. Hillman
M. P. Halpin
Amateur Athletic Union
James E. Sullivan
The
John J. Dixon
Metropolitan Association
Ewry
Board of Governors
Bartow S. Weeks
Legislative Committee
A. A U
Amateur Athletic
C. C. Hughes
Thomas J. Nevin
J. T. Mahoney
England
Hellman
Brookline golfer wins chief cup at Pinehurst duel
Parker W. Whitemore of the Brookline Country Club defeated L. A. Hamilton of Englewood in the final round to capture the chief cup. The first division consolation cup went to Damon Armstrong of Fox Hills Golf Club after a 2 up 1 to play victory over Edwin A. Freeman of Dyker Meadow.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Parker W. Whitemore
Brookline
L. A. Hamilton
Englewood
Dmerfon Armstrong
Fox Hills
Yale Alumni Weekly Reports Health Department Proposal
The Yale Alumni Weekly discusses a proposed national health department idea. It notes Cabinet-level limits, potential bureau creation within a department, and calls for reorganizing existing health bureaus. Professors Irving Fisher and J Pease Norton lead the movement with a large committee handling educational work. The aim is a federal health program guiding state efforts to curb disease outbreaks.
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Yale Alumni Weekly
Yale
Pew National Department of Healthesident
Elt
Irving Fisher
J. Pease Norton
United States
Nother
Golf Association ponders open and amateur venues this summer
W Fellowes Morgan states Myopia Hunt Club may host the national open in late August. Allegheny Country Club seeks the women's championship with Philadelphia Country Club and Chevy Chase Club already in. The amateur field narrows to Garden City, Deal, and Onwentsia, with August or September favored for dates due to weather and course conditions.
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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
Morgan
Brae Burn Country Club
Tribune
Garden City Golf Club
Deal Golf and Country Club
Onwentsia Club
Chicago
Onwentsia
Ransom H. Thomas
Morris County Golf Club
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. Strawn
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 of
Lakewood
Garden City
Glen View
Englewood
Indoor meet and junior championships draw large crowd
The Catholic Athletic League indoor meet at the Tist Regiment Armory featured a packed crowd and lively competition. James E. Sullivan presided as referee as Cathedral Boys' Club teams dominated several events including the one quarter mile midget relay and junior high jump. Notable winners included I Connell of St Columba Club in the 60 yard dash and G McSweeney of Fordham in the running high jump.
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Tist Regiment Armory
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Cathedral Boys’ Club
I. Connell
St. Columba Club
W. Corden
St. Ann’s
G. McSweeney
Fordham
F. Connell
St. Columba
W. Ringwald
St. Ann's Club
J. Nihil
F. McKenna
H. Seney
St. Ignatius’s B. C
James Greene
Holy Cross Lyceum
W. H. McIntyre
Paulist A.C
FP. Pascale
St. Joseph's A. C
J. Houghton
Ascension B. C
John Hesser
Cathedral Club
T. Termady
St. Philip's Club
E. Denrodie
St. Ann’s Club
W. Steinert
E. McCormack
N. Felix
D. O’brien
J. McCarthy
W. Wight
M. Erlenbach
W. Cohen
J. Ann's Club
George Miller
St. Ignatiue’s B.C
D. J. Degnan
Dominican Lyceum
J. McGrath
Moe
C. L. Brin
Alperman Near Death From Dynamite Box Incident
Charles Alperman Brooklyn second baseman faced a fatal accident when a box of nails contained twenty five sticks of dynamite. Millvale street commissioner warned him as he raised an axe to the box. Edward Hickey Burgess knocked him down and saved lives.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Charles Alperman
Whitey
Millvale
Alperman
Edward Hickey
Hickey
Freshmen Defeated by De Witt Clinton in Columbia Gym
De Witt Clinton High School defeated the Columbia freshmen 8 to 2 in the Columbia gym yesterday afternoon. The high school boys dominated and outplayed the college quintet throughout the game.
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de Witt Clinton High School
Columbia
AKC Dispute Deepens Over Reorganization Fight
A. P. Vredenburgh says the fight within the American Kennel Club continues as Ashland House critics press tampering allegations. The Sheepshead Bay Kennel Club endorses the administration ticket amid calls for full publicity. John G. Bates withdraws from the race after publicized correspondence and a resignation letter, stating the issue was not campaign literature.
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A. P. Vredenburgh
Ashland House Committee
Whicch
Ashland
Sheepshead Bay
L. M. D. McGuire
John G. Bates
Cedarhurst Kennel Club
Bates
McGuire
Mth
Ashland House
Mieses Defeats Koehler In Exhibition Chess Match
Jaques Mieses of Leipsic defeated Gustav H Koehler at the Manhattan Chess Club in thirty one moves using a Vienna opening. Koehler weakened his king side and could not castle while Mieses built pressure and delivered a seventh row check leading to mate threats. Mieses to play a simul tonight at the club.
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Leipsic
Manhattan
Gustav H. Koehler
New Jersey
Vienna
Mieses
Koehler
KB 5
Manhattan Chess Club
Timely Auto Topics and April Parade Plans
New York automobile trade leaders meet to set an April 7 parade in four divisions including antique, dealer owned nondecorated, decorated dealer and public, and commercial vehicles. A grand marshal and four aides will lead, with committees named for transportation finance and advisory roles. Racing news notes Briarcliff trophy entries extended to February 1 with 13 cars entered. French or English drivers may pilot American cars. Harold W. Slauson joins Technical Press Bureau with Harry W. Perry. Louis Strang will drive Tyson’s Isolta Fraschini in Briarcliff race.
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Ew York
Cumberland Yesterore
New York
N Association
Percy Owen
Owen
Richard Newton
Dayton Motor Car Company
Frank Eveland
Stevens Duryea
C. P. Skinner
Mitchell Motor Company
B. V. Stratton
Studepaker Automobile Company
Stratton
Automobile Writers of
Brooklyn
Robert Lee Morrell
American Manufacturers’ Committee
America
Technical Press Bureau
Harold W. Slauson
Harry W. Perry
Louis Strang
John H. Tyson
Notter Returns to Win Twice at New Orleans Fair Grounds
Jockey Notter, back from a two week suspension for rough riding, rode two winners Telescope and Angelus. Pedro won the Magnolia Stakes in 1:40 3/5, beating Temaceo by a short head, with Hyperion II tiring to third. Colloquy captured the five furlong sprint, and M. J. Winn announced reconsideration of resigning as track manager while Alexander Brewster was elected Crescent City Jockey Club president. Nicol renewed his contract with Fred Cook.
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Notter
Fair Grounds
Telescope
Angelus
Pedro
Temaceo
Hyperion II
Sally Preston
Colloquy
Toy Boy
M. J. Winn
Alexander Brewster
Crescent City Jockey Club
C.S. Bush
Nicol
Fred Cook
Road Drivers' Association Elects Officers at Hotel Cadillac
The annual meeting of the Road Drivers' Association of New York elected officers for 1908 at the Hotel Cadillac. President Andrew J. Crawford announced plans to form a five member committee to set entrance rules for Speedway brushes. Cups were donated by Crawford and E. La Place.
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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 Bai
C. C. Lloyd
H. C. Mapes
George W. Plunkitt
James A. Murphy
J. A. Megargee
Samuel McMillan
C. H. Martin
J. E. Ortiz
H. D. Gill
George H. Hubes
Charles S. Rice
A. H. Cosden
City Hotels Spring Reduction Offers Furnished Apartments
Spring price reduction at the Alabama and Van Rensselaer Hotels announces furnished apartments with meal plans. Daily rate one dollar and a weekly rate of 1250 dollars presented as a homelike option at East 11th Street location.
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11Th St
Oth Ay
Bar to Progress in India: Caste and Women's Degradation
At the forty seventh anniversary of the Woman's Union Missionary Society, Rev. Dr. Abbott H. Kittredge and others spoke on India’s obstacles and changes. They cited feudal norms, rising female education, anti child marriage sentiment, and remarriage support, with anecdotes from Calcutta and Bombay. The meeting hails progress as women in Asia increasingly challenge traditions. The treasurer announced receipts of 75 000 dollars for the year, including a 15 090 dollar legacy from Rosa E. Rainsford.
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Abbott H. Kittredge
Woman's Union Missionary Society
Bible House
Pr. Kittredge
America
Calcutta
Mr. Kittredge
Justin Abbott
Bombay
Iso
F. 8. Bronson
Japan
Rosa E. Rainsford
Cracked Wisdom of Language Quote by Holmes
A cryptic excerpt reflects on speech as a medal of dead thoughts and a shared human consciousness forged through words. It echoes Oliver Wendell Holmes on how language transfers human experience across generations.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Christmas Sunshine Cheer Box Delights Island Readers
The T. S. sends a box of gifts that brings joy to the branch and a blind member Theresa Knowles with a crocheted shawl. Children enjoy toys and dollies after Christmas while the group thanks the sender for catering to individual tastes and needs. The grapefruit box is hoped to have arrived safely as the new year begins.
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T. S
Theresa Knowles
Sunshine
Virginia Mostyn
Urgent need for silver chloride dry cell battery
An immediate request from a T. S. S. member with paralysis seeks a silver chloride dry cell battery. The physician recommends this type, and the cost is $15.
Texas member seeks aid for mortgage after floods and crop failure
In Texas a sick member struggles with a mortgage on her home after floods and crop loss. Mrs. B. requests 11 dollars to extend the loan, but cannot pay. The T. 5S. S. collective aid is asked, with the president hoping for temporary assistance.
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Texas
Community Emergency Fund Aids Families In Need
Sums from an emergency fund relieve distress as families face eviction and illness. Grants and groceries helped a refined family to stay housed after job loss, a widow tending a sick child received support, and a German man was provided shoes in his size. A New York invalid expressed gratitude for the warmth and relief from aid, while Michigan children missed Christmas mittens.
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New York State
Tricks of Manner and Dress Stir Critical Debate
A luncheon debate centers on a gifted young musician. Critics fault her gown and smile, arguing that dress and manners reveal pretensions and influence happiness, urging women to dress prettily and variedly as their duty.
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Jéol
A Street Slogan On Hunger Among East Side Children
A writer recalls an East Side worker's conversation with a boy and younger child showing how many urban poor children subsist on street meals and saloon scraps. The piece contrasts civilized life with daily hunger, where dinner rarely arrives, and references Trotty Veck from Dickens to underscore the hardship.
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East Side
New York
Horspitale
Sailus
Breakfast jacket fashion in dotted chalice season
The Tribune Pattern notes a pretty tasteful breakfast jacket design with a rollover collar and three quarter sleeves. The model is shown tucked in a most satisfactory manner and is described in dotted chalices fabric as illustrated.
Sewing pattern details for dresses in various widths
The notice lists fabric types and quantities for a medium size pattern No. 5.971 with specific yardage for 21 24, 22, or 44 inch widths. It instructs readers to mail 1 cent pattern and bust measurement to Pattern Department New-York Tribune, or add 2 more cents for letter mail in sealed envelope.
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New-York Tribune
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