Columbia Defeats Dartmouth 4-2 At St Nicholas Rink
Columbia hockey beat Dartmouth 4 to 2 to claim its first league win in two years. Jenkins Mackenzie and Barnum starred for Columbia with Murphy in goal as Dartmouth players Leighton Foote and Marston were sidelined by injuries and rough play. Jenkins and Mackenzie faced penalties for rough actions. the victory puts Columbia in the hunt in the league standings.
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St. Nicholas
Dartmouth
Morningside Heights
Hanover
Jenkins
Mackenzie
Barnum
Murphy
Leighton
Foote
Marston
Princeton
Doe
Shesting
Marsten
Reed
Shafer
Coja
Erhard
Dee
Slash- Dee
Columbia Baseball Plans Under New Coaching System
Columbia builds its 25 game schedule with Frank V Goodman as coach after four years on the varsity. Easter Southern trip includes Johns Hopkins Georgetown Virginia and Washington and Lee. Yale game set for April 6 at the Polo Grounds. Golf association formed with F M Alexander manager and C W Hunt Jr assistant manager. Practice to use Englewood Links or Van Cortlandt Park public links. Notable players include T M Alexander A L Broc B D Webb C W Hunt T B Crane G E Loder J Gould F Ware and W D Murphy.
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Frank V. Goodman
Columbian
IMG
Ennes
New York
Johns Hopkins
Georgetown
Virginia
Woshington and
Lee
Yale
Polo Grounds
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
Pennsyllvania
F. M. Alexander
C. W. Hunt
Englewood
van Cortlandt Park
Seconi College
St. Andrews
Morris County
Richmond County
Ardsley Montcisir
Lakewood
Dunwoeedie
Briarcliff
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T. B. Crane
GE. Loder
J. Gould
Sullivan Sets Pro Record In Underwater Dare
Frank Sullivan, swimming director at the Illinois Athletic Club, established a new professional record by remaining underwater for three minutes. The prior mark of two minutes twenty seconds was held by Finmey of England, set years ago in Philadelphia. Sullivan performed in a glass tank with water at 76 degrees, the Briton’s exhibition water at 68 degrees during the earlier record.
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Chicato
Frank Sullivan
Illnois Athletic Club
Wailer
Finmey
Philadelphia
Sullvan
Pastime Games Promise Fine Indoor Meet At Madison Square Garden
Notable runners Ramey Haskins Sheppard and Parsons are among entrants in the Pastime Athletic Club annual indoor meet at Madison Square Garden. Entries were due Monday. send to James Sullivan or E Spiter at the Pastime Club.
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Guy Haskins
University of Pennsylvania
Melvin W. Sheppard
Eli E. Parsons
Yale
Ath Club
Madison Square Garden
James Sullivan
Warren *Reet
E. Spiter
Pastime Athletic Club
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Fly and Bait Casting Tourney at Sportsmen's Show
The National Indoor Fly and Bait Cast event will feature at Madison Square Garden during February 7 to March 7 as part of the Meter Boat and Sportsmen's Show. The committee lists twenty-nine events daily at 2 30 and 8 30 PM across the fifteen day run with entries from anglers in the United States Canada England and Australia. Prizes include gold silver and prize models of elegant design.
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Madi
Square Garden
Canada
England
Australia
Harvard Princeton game off over crowded schedule
Harvard athletic committee decides not to schedule a football game with Princeton this year due to a busy slate. Negotiations had progressed but were halted by the committee. a future meeting for a game next year is possible.
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Tribune
Boston
Harvard Athletic Committee
Princeton
Harvard
Chance For A Fortune In Coney Island Stakes Race
Twenty-sf entries were received by January 15 for the Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes worth 25000 for three year olds to be run at Keepshead Bay over one and a half miles during the June meeting. Owners include James R Keene with Colin Celt Transvaal Restigouche and others. Uncle and Harry Payne Whitney are named with Stamira and Royal Tourist. The triple crown includes Tidal Realization and the Coney Island stakes, with a possible extra 10000 for sweeping all three.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Stamira
Royal Tourist
James R. Keene
Colin
Celt
Transvaal
Restigouche
Jim Gaffney
Alfred Noble
Natasnnga
Fair Play
Lawrence P. Daley
King James
Cohort
Firestone
Beaucoup
Keepshead Bay
Peter Pan
Frank Gill
Diana Ken
Roseville, Montclair Lead Eight-Team Athletic Bowling Standings
Roseville leads with twelve wins six losses as six of eight teams played last night. Roseville beat New York at home while Montclair defeated Newark Bay, and Columbia topped Passaic. Olozaga and Meyer led Roseville with high scores in a 1 086 total that nearly toppled New York’s record.
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New York Athletic Club
Montclair Club
Newark Bay
Columbia Club
Passaic
Elizabeth Club
Roseville
New York
Olozaga
Meyer
Bridges
Wood
van Ness
Breen
Slosson Outplays Sutton In Opening Billiards Match
In a season opener at Slosson's Broadway academy Chicago's George Sutton world balkline champion faced George Slosson. Slosson won the first of ten 46 point games 400 to 212. Sutton had runs of 91 53 and 49 while Slosson's high runs were 8 62 and 53.
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George Sutton
Chicago
George Slosson
Slosson
Broadway Academy
Sutton
Penn Loses Football Coach After Reappointment Declined
Philadelphia reports Bob Torrey will not seek a reappointment as Penn football coach for next season as his university residency ends in April. Successors discussed include Green, Folwell, and Ziegler who graduate in June.
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Bob Torrey
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Green
Folwell
Ziegler
Dates Set for Savannah Automobile Club Race Carnival
A telegram from Savannah Automobile Club secretary Arthur W. Solomon confirms March 17 and 18 as race days with the long event for the Savannah challenge trophy now at about 360 miles over 20 laps. Entry closing March 1 with fees of 100 dollars for the first long race car and 50 dollars for each additional. shorter races priced at 150 dollars for the first car and 100 dollars for each extra.
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Savannah Automobile Club
Savannah
Live Oaks
Solomon
N. H. van Sickien
American Automobile Association
van Sickien
National Association
Varied favorites win at Fair Grounds in New Orleans meet
Racing at the Fair Grounds saw Variety and John Carroll as the only winning favorites. John Carroll held at 1 to 6 despite a late challenge, with Koerner riding to a narrow victory. Creel surprised at 15 to 1 in the third race. Other notable finishes include Variety second in race two and George H White earning a 30 to 1 run.
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Fair Grounds
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Heine
George H. White
Creel
Lady Leota
Lee
Tom Holland
Hyfidel
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Sweetener
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Bitter Gold
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Heart of Hyacinth
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Charlie Thompson
Waterdog
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Knight of Ivanhoe
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Jack Dolan
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Henry
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National league field sport days to be regular fixtures
Gerry Herrmann, chairman of the National Baseball Commission, said professional ball players will have a standing field sports day. He noted Cleveland would host in 1968 and Pittsburg in 1909, with Dahten promising a standout year for the Giants and Boston. Abe Nahon received signed contracts from Glade, a former St Louis pitcher, and from Billy Hogg and Jack Kicinow.
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Gerry Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Herrmann
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Dahten
New York Giants
Boston Nationals
Joe Kelley
Boston
Abe Nahon
Glade
St. Louis
Yankees
Billy Hogg
Jack Kicinow
Truce in Kennel War Prompts Calm in AKC Dispute
The Ashland House committee says ballots received by January 21 will be counted January 22 by two tellers with attorneys present. They deny fears of tampering and claim the fight to have incorporation submitted to the club is already won though a majority is not expected.
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Chicago Automobile Club
Ormond Beach
Gregory
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Automobile Clubs
Automobile Club of America
Florida
American Kennel Club
Laurence M. D. McGuire
Ashland House Committee
United States Golf Association Set For Annual Meeting
Delegates from forty three clubs will discuss rule revisions and leadership votes at Delmonico's with Daniel Chauncey aiming for presidency and W Fellowes Morgan for secretary. The Massachusetts Golf Association raised dues to fifteen dollars as Windeler plans his final year as president.
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Delmonico’s
Daniel Chauncey
W. Fellowes Morgan
Samuel Y. Heebner
Heebner
St. Andrews
Princeton Defeats Brown in Rough Basketball Match
Princeton beat Brown 27 to 9 in Providence as many fouls were called. Brown players Pryor and Eastlake and Princeton players Halliday and Ryan stood out in the rough contest.
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Princeton
Brown
Pryor
Eastlake
Halliday
Ryan
New York Yacht Club Opens 1908 Session
Commodore Cornelive Vanderbilt presided at the first general meeting of the New York Yacht Club for 1908 at the West Forth Street clubhouse. Members heard annual committee reports and learned a rules conference will meet January 2 to discuss changes in measurement rules. Twelve new members were elected and about fifty yachts were represented.
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New York Yacht Club
West 41Th Street
Atlantic Coast Conference
Yacht clubs elect officers in 1908 meeting notes
Knickerbocker Yacht Club officers were re elected at a Wednesday night meeting at the Manhattan Hotel led by Commodore Lt John B Palmer and other posts filled by Daniel Noble Louis C Berrian George H Cooper J O Linkinson George J Stelz Dr George D Hamien Rodman Sands Harry Stephenson Louis H Zocher Alfred Sheen and W B Beam. Manhasset Bay Yacht Club officers for 1908 named Hazen L Hoyt as Commodore B B Bainbridge vice Commodore Charles M Gould rear Commodore R Martin secretary Frederick Russell treasurer William Gardner and trustees John W Bird Alphonse H Alker John F O Rourke.
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Manhattan Hotel
John B. Palmer
Daniel Noble
Louis C. Berrian
George H. Cooper
J. O. Linkinson
George J. Stelz
George D. Hamien
Rodman Sands
Harry Stephenson
Louis H. Zocher
Alfred Sheen
W. B. Beam
Manhasset Bay
Crescent Club Considers Higher Dues Amid Club Losses
Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn mails annual reports. president urges dues rise from 60 to 70 dollars to fund capital needs and sinking fund. Treasurer shows year receipts 250,007 with expenses 20,929.69, net loss 13,406.37 after depreciation, yet total surplus 267,222.01. Assets 1,014,240.15. liabilities 747,018.14. Membership 2,606 with vacancies and 2,350 resident cap. Athletic spend totals 7,469.74 across sports. Baseball and track details noted. New York Athletic Club spending far higher.
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Brooklyn
City House
Bay Ridge
Langhaar
Crescent Club
Army and Navy
River tube temperance worker boosts Brooklyn curb on late drinks
Brooklyn's new tunnel under the river shifts late night revelry to the tubers, cutting Park Row saloons' business. Bartenders complain as temperance unions rejoice while residents savor earlier homecomings. Saloon operators face $10 nightly licenses plus light costs to stay profitable.
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Bartenders’ Union
Brooklyn
Park Row
Temperance Union
Girl Held After Alleged Drugging Robbery at Broadway Show
Alice Moses was arrested by Central Office detectives and arraigned in Jefferson Market Court for drugging and robbing Mrs. Robert Fox of a box at a Broadway vaudeville theatre. Mrs. Fox remains ill from poisoned candy and the recovered silver mesh purse was found on Moses.
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Central Office
Robert Fox
Sickles Avenue
New Rochelle
Jefferson Market Court
Fox
Westinghouse Plan Aims for 25 Million Bond Issue
Reorganization committee of security holders prepares a plan for Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing to issue 25 million dollars in 5 percent mortgage bonds due in twenty five years. Seven million in new stock to be offered to all shareholders. President Westinghouse and allies hold a majority. British Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing plans independent financing with 1.5 million dollars in prior lien debentures.
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse
Fitzgeralds Dismissed Appeal Over Brooklyn Bench Removal
Chief Justice Cullen dismisses the appeal of Thomas W. Fitzgerald of Richmond County from the Appellate Division ruling in Brooklyn that expelled him from the Court of Special Sessions bench. Fitzgerald, appointed January 1998 by Mayor Van Wyck, was debarred from practice after Brooklyn Bar Association charges.
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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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