Columbia Grabs League Win In Hockey Clash At St Nicholas Rink
Columbia defeated Dartmouth 4 to 2 in a rough but spirited game at St Nicholas Rink. Murphy held the goal with solid support from Jenkins Mackenzie and Barnum while Foote and Doe sparked the Columbia attack. Dartmouth’s Leighton Foote and Marston were sidelined for portions, misplays limited their chances, and Columbia moved into a stronger position in the standings.
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St. Nicholas
Trartmouth
Morningside Heights
Hanover
Jenkins
Mackenzie
Barnum
Murphy
College Hocker
Leighton
Foote
Marston
Dartmouth
Princeton
Doe
Murphy Jenkins
Reed
Gee
Shafer
Colin
Lester
Erhard
Dee
Jenins
SPORTS AT COLUMBIA BASEBALL AND GOLF REVIVAL
Columbia hires former varsity captain Frank V Gootman as baseball coach under a graduate system. The schedule includes Easter trip games with Johns Hopkins Georgetown Virginia and Washington and Lee and a Yale game at the Polo Grounds. A new golf association forms with F M Alexander manager and C W Hunt Jr assistant manager.
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Pisce
Columbia
NexIs
Frank V Gootman
New York
Johns Hopkins
Georgetown
Virginia
Weehington and Lee
Yale
Polo Grounds
Harvard
Princeton
Come
Pennsylvania
F. M. Alexander
C. W. Hunt, Jr
Englewood
van Cortlandt Park
St. 4Airews
Morncounty
Richmond County
Ardster
Lakewood
Dunwoodie
Cornell
Briarcliff
TM. Alexander
A. L. Broc
FD. Webb
C. W. Hunt
T. B. Crane
G E Loder
Gould
U. F. Ware
Murpor
Sullivan Sets Pro Water Depth Record in Glass Tank
Frank Sullivan of the Timais Athletic Club stayed underwater for three minutes in a glass tank, establishing a new professional record for submersion. The previous mark of two minutes twenty seconds was held by Frees of England, with Sullivan performing at a cool tank temperature of 16 degrees.
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Moraren
Frank Sullivan
Timais Athletic Club
Frees
Sewte Yeas Azo
Philadelphia
T+ Brian
Gegrees Sullvan
Intramural indoor meet draws noted milers at Madison Square Garden
The Pastime Athletic Club hosts an annual indoor event at Madison Square Garden on January 7 with entries due Monday next. Participants include Ramey the champion middle distance runner, Gur Haskins from Pennsylvania, Melvin W. Sheppard praised as unbeatable at 60 to 1000 yards, and Eli E. Fars of Yale.
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Ramey
Gur Haskins
Triverany
Pennsylvania
Melvin W. Sheppard
Eli E. Fars
Yale
Madison Square Garden
James E Eatian
Postefice
Warren
E Spiter
Pastime Athletic
Avenue A
Fly and Bait Casting Tourney at Sportsmen Show
A fly and bait casting tournament under the National Indoor Fly and Bait Cast Association will be part of the Aime Meter Boat and Sportsmen's Show at Madison Square Garden from February 3 to March 7. The event lineup includes twenty nine events daily at 2 30 pm and 5 30 pm, with prizes in gold silver and other attractive designs.
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Maci
Square Garden
Canada
England
Rome
Harvard Princeton gridiron clash canceled this year
Harvard athletic committee decided not to play Princeton this season due to a full schedule. Negotiations had been completed but Harvard declined feasibility for an additional game. a meeting had been held in Boston to arrange it. A future year game was suggested possible.
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the Tribune
Boston
Harvard Athletic Committee
Princeton
Harvard
Harvard Athletic
Chance for a Fortune in Corey Island Stakes Field
The Corey Island Jockey Club Stakes for three-year-olds drew twenty entries by January 15 with more expected from distant postmarks. Horses named include Colin, Celt, Transvaal, Restigouche, Jim Gaffney, Alfred Noble, Natasuiga, Fair Play, and Firestone. The race, over one and a half miles at Sheepshead Bay in June, is part of a triple crown with an extra $10,000 for winning all three. potential earnings could reach $43,655 for owner James R. Keene if Colin prevails across the three races.
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Corey Island
Unele
Harry Payne Whitney
James R. Keene
Colin
Celt
Transvaal
Restigouche
Jim Gaffney
Alfred Noble
Natasnnga
Fair Play
Lawrence P. Daley
King James
Cohort
Firestone
Beaucoup
Sheepshead Bay
Peter Pan
Frank Gill
Diana Ken
Roseville and Montclair Lead Athletic Bowling Standings
In six of eight teams matched, Roseville Athletic Association beat New York at home while Montclair defeated Newark Bay Club. Columbia edged Passaic. Elizabeth leads with 12–6, Roseville and New York tied for second at 11–7. Roseville topped New York 3–1 in their series, with notable scores: Olozaga 245, Meyer 299, Roseville 321 in half the set. New York won the second game 842 to 807 before Roseville clinched the final by 24 pins as Breen fouled late. Columbia-Passaic second-game swing gave Columbia an 11‑pin win in that series.
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Athletic
Roseville Athletic Association
New York Athletic Club
Montclair Club
Newark Bay
Columbia Club
Passaic
Elizabeth Club
Roseville
New York
Olozaga
Meyer
Bridges
Wood
van Ness
Breen
Slosson Beats Sutton In Broad Series Opener
Slosson outplayed Sutton in the first match of the Broad series at the S way Academy. Slosson won 400 to 312 with high runs of 8 62 and 55 and a 239 17 average. Sutton, the world champion 182 balkline player, had runs of 91 3 and 49 and a 198 16 average.
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George Sutton
Chicago
George Sissson
Sway Academy
Slosson
Fis
Sutton
Penn Loses Football Coach As Torrey Declines Reappointment
Word from Philadelphia says Bob Torrey who coached the Pennsylvania football team last year has declined a reappointment for next season. His term as resident house physician at the University of Pennsylvania expires in April and he plans to enter private practice. Green Folwell and Ziegler, to graduate in June, are discussed as successors.
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Philadelphia
Bob Torrey
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Green
Folwell
Ziegler
Dates Set for Savannah Auto Club Race Carnival
A telegram from Arthur W. Solomon states Savannah race carnival dates are March 11 and March 18. The endurance long race for the Savannah challenge trophy will cover about 260 miles on an 18 mile course with ten tight corners. Entries close March 1 with fees set at 60 for one long race and 20 for each extra car. 150 for the first short race and 100 for each additional car.
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Arthur W. Solomon
Savannah Automobile Club
Savannah
Live Oaks
Solomon
N. H. van Sicklen
American Automobile Association
van Sicklen
National Association
Variety and John Carroll Win at Fair Grounds Race Day
At the Fair Grounds New Orleans Variety and John Carroll led a day of mixed results with John Carroll holding at 1 to 6 to beat Heine by a length in the feature. Creel surprised at 15 to 1 to win the third race, while George H. White failed as a favorite in the second race and Creel delivered the upset in another.
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Variety
John Carroll
Fair Grounds
Koerner
Heine
George H. White
Creel
Lady Leota
Lee
Tom Helland
Lle
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Flynn
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George Guyton
Many Colors
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Dick Rose
Osmunda
Ben Sand
Ketehemike
William H
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Eli
Oles Ed Kane
Mackerelluz
Queen's
Luo Katherine Murphy
R. M. McLeod
George Batley
Jack Bratton
Willowaway
John Smulskt
Peabody
Kurtzman
Lu Hassell
Lebar
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Gambrinus Ton
Rappahannock
Blackburn
Miss Streme
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Hans
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Hinsalay
Thomas Calhoun
Florida Glen
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Jennie's Beau
Lotus Brandt
Stone Street
Buck
George H. Bite
Sapprentice
Baseball Commission Sets Regular Field Sports Schedule
Cincinnati reports Garry Herrmann announces that a field sports day for professional ball players becomes a regular fixture. Cleveland will host in 1903 and Pittsburgh in 1909, with Dahten, Keiley, Nahon, Glade, Hogg, and Kieinow involved in signings and trades.
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Cincinnati
Garry Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Herrmann
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Truce in Kennel War Over Ballot Counting
The Ashland House committee asserts faith in a fair count of AKC ballots with ballots due by January 21. Ballots arriving from across the country will be counted January 22 by two tellers and in the presence of both sides’ attorneys.
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American Kennel Club
Laurence M. D. McGuire
Ashland House Committee
United States Golf Association annual meeting at Delmonico's
Delegates from forty three clubs will vote at the United States Golf Association annual meeting in New York. Daniel Chauncey heads the ticket for president and W Fellowes Morgan for secretary, with Samuel Y Heebner as treasurer. rule revision work continues for St Andrews. Massachusetts Golf Association votes to raise dues from ten to fifteen dollars as deficits persist. Windeler to step down after this year. Officers and committee members are listed and open and amateur state championship dates referred to the executive committee. Handicapping shows 2197 spring and 2309 fall golfers with 178 names added and 393 rating changes.
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United States Golf Association
Delmonico’s
Daniel Chauncey
Chicago
W. Fellowes Morgan
Samuel Y. Heebner
Heebner
St. Andrews
Massachusetts Golf Association
Boston
Herbert Windeler
Windeler
Princeton Defeats Brown In Rough Basketball Game
Providence January 16 Princeton defeated Brown 27 to 9 in a rough game with many fouls. Pryor and Eastlake led Brown while Halliday and Ryan starred for Princeton.
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Providence
Princeton
Brown
Pryor
Eastlake
Halliday
Ryan
New York Yacht Club Holds First 1908 Meeting
Commodore Cornelive Vanderbilt presided at the New York Yacht Club’s first general meeting of 1908 held at the West 4th Street clubhouse. Reports were read, racing rules changes were discussed, and twelve new members were elected as about fifty yachts were represented by their owners.
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Cornelive Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
West 4Th Street
Atlantic Coast Conference
Yacht Club Officers Re-elected at Annual Meeting
Knickerbocker Yacht Club officers were re elected at the annual meeting held Wednesday night at the Manhattan Hotel. Commodore Lt. John B. Palmer and a slate of officers and directors were named. Manhasset Bay Yacht Club's 1908 officers include Commodore Hazen L. Hoyt and a roster of vice commodore secretary treasurer and trustees.
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Knickerbocker Yacht Club
Manhattan Hotel
John B. Palmer
Daniel Noble
Louis C. Berrian
George H. Cooper
J. O. Linkinson
George J. Stelz
George D. Hemien
Rodman Sands
Harry Stephenson
Louis H. Zocher
Alfred Sheen
W. B. Beam
Manhasset Bay
Crescent Club Considers Dues Increase After Yearly Loss
Crescent Athletic Club Brooklyn mails annual reports showing receipts 250,4007 and expenses 20929 69 leaving a 1038 balance. Depreciation and improvements push loss to 15,406 27, while assets stand 1,014,240 15 with liabilities 747,018 14. President Langhaar urges dues rise to 70 to fund capital needs and sinking fund. Members total 2,606 with 2,172 resident and 388 non resident. vacancies remain in resident class. Athletic committee spent 7,469 74 on sports including lacrosse 2,242 1, football 289 20 and golf 2,002 5S.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Bay Ridge
Langhaar
Crescent Club
Mfe
Army and Navy
Etnias Hockey Ting
Oooo Ian Ns
New York Athletic Club
Brooklyn River Tube Ends All Night Saloons
A Brooklyn river tunnel under the East River changes late night drinking habits. Bartenders complain as tubers depart to Brooklyn while temperance unions cheer. Saloon operators face a $1 nightly license and higher energy costs, urging more daytime business.
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Bartenders’ Union
Brooklyn
Park Row
Temperance Union
Girl Held After Mrs Fox Poisoning Case
Alice Moses was arrested by Central Office detectives and charged with drugging and robbing Mrs. Robert Fox of 155 Sickles Avenue New Rochelle in a Broadway vaudeville box. Moses was arraigned in Jefferson Market Court and held to await Mrs. Fox for testimony as she remains ill from poisoned candy. A silver mesh purse found on Moses matched Mrs. Fox’s possession and a foxskin boa and muff were linked to a Sixth Avenue store. Moses claimed she took the purse while helping Mrs. Fox and forgot to return it.
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Alice Moses
Central Office
Robert Fox
Sickles Avenue
New Rochelle
Jefferson Market Court
Fox
Westinghouse Plan Unveiled for Credit Restructuring
The Westinghouse reorganizing committee plans a bond issue of 5.15 million rather than 45 million as first contemplated. A 5 percent mortgage bonds totaling 5.14 million would mature in twenty five years. A 7 million year stock offering to all shareholders. President Westinghouse and associates hold a majority of stock. British Westinghouse plans independent financing with 1.5 million prior lien debentures.
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse
Fitzgerald Appeal Dismissed By Court Of Appeals
Chief Justice Cullen dismisses the appeal of Thomas W. Fitzgerald of Richmond County from the Brooklyn Supreme Court Appellate Division action last fall expelling him from the Court of Special Sessions bench. Fitzgerald, appointed January 1898 by Mayor Van Wyck, was deposed after Brooklyn Bar Association charges and removal from practice.
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Cullen
Court of Appeals
Albany
Thomas W. Fitzgerald
Richmond County
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Court of Special Sessions
Fitzgerald
Brooklyn Bar Association
van Wyck
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