Crescent Ath Club Triumphs Over Hockey Club of New York 5–0
Crescent Athletic Club with Wall, Shiebler back defeated Hockey Club of New York 5 to 0 at St Nicholas rink in the fifth game of the Amateur Hockey League championship. Ellison excelled in goal for Crescent while Lang and team defense kept the Hockey Club from scoring.
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Bob Wall
Shiebler
Crescent Athletic Club
Hockey Club of
New York
St. Nicholas
Bryan
Wall
O'Flynn
Lane
Blake
Crescents
Liffiton
Shirreff
Lafiten
Ellison
Russell
McKenzie
Phillips
Harmon
Keefe
Lang
Crescent
Lifton
Poner
Liffiten
Hockey Club
Ryan
Bryam
Shiebier
Hockey Tiub
Reemeet A
Seto
Mile
Bryan Hermon
Kw Phillips
A. Blake
Fe Crescents
Bryan Ad Harmon
Gordon
G. Cestieman
New York Aths Club
Becker
Z. Siwelzer
L. Ge Cassa
George Stebbins I
P.d .Gt. Nicholas Skating Club Oawees
Thietac Club
Low York Athletic Club
Ae Fou
Werk
Fall Upsets Killings City Park Steeplechase At New Orleans
New Orleans reports Flying Plover led by two lengths at City Park before a fall at the eighth jump injuring the horse and prompting potential destruction. Profitable surged to win the steeplechase by a head over Aules as rain and slow track kept attendance down. First Premium was upset by Bragg in the baby race. Estella C. and Lady Alicia were favorites who won and led the field through a busy card featuring multiple long-odds upsets and wide fields.
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New Orleans
Flying Plover
City Park
Yourell
Aules
Profitable
J. W. Fuller
First Premium
Bragg
Estella C
Lady Alicia
Paul
Fairview Golf Seeks Longer Course After Land Loss
Fairview Country Club of Tuckahoe New York faced possible eviction as land was condemned for waterworks. A planned 3200 yard three 18 hole linked Wee Burn expansion stalled, while Wee Burn officials prepared for play on the rearranged course. Governors Eighteen hole addition approved at Glen Ridge Golf Club with 199 members.
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Fairview Country Club
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Knollwood Country Club
Bob” Peebles
Fairview
George Law
Baltusrol
Peebles
Wee Burn
George Strath
Connecticut
Charles H. Seely
Seely
George Thomson
Glen Ridge Golf Club
David H. Standish
Thomas G. Smith
William B. Colson
Frederick L. Baldwin
Robert C. Thomson
Harry L. Snyder
R.H. Tingley
Frank C. van Auken
E. S. Skillen
Fritz Lindenmeyer
WELL KNOWN SKIPPER DEAD CAPTAIN PARKER
Captain Benjamin Parker, famed yachting skipper, died today after a long illness. He sailed the German Emperor's yacht Meteor and achieved many race wins. In 1899 he captained Shamrock I for Sir Thomas Lipton in the America's Cup challenge, later helming Shamrock II. He went to the United States in 1902 to retrieve American ships built for Emperor William.
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Southampton
Benjamin Parker
Parker
Thomas Lipton
United States
America
William
Jamaica Stakes Schedule For Spring Meeting Attracts Top Horses
Metropolitan Jockey Club secretary Walter C Edwards announced fourteen stakes closing February 17 for the Jamaica spring meeting running April 29 to May 12. Excelsior Handicap of $19000 for three year olds plus will headline likely on opening day. Other stakes include Mon t Augue Kings County Paumonok Newtown Corona Long Beach Williamsburg Dunton Columbus Greenfield Rosedale Suffolk Elmhurst with varied distances. John E Madden expects to ship two year olds abroad. King James possible Derby candidate. In Chicago, Western racetrack leaders met to map 1908 outlook. Fort Erie will run a forty day meet starting July 27, Hot Springs meetings unlikely.
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Walter C. Edwards
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Tim” Sullivan
Dr. Gardner
Glorifier
Cairngorm
Brooklyn
Brighton
Kings County
Newtown
Corona
Long Beach
John E. Madden
Hamburg
Kilmarnock
Dandelion
Hot Shot
Comedienne
Meelick
England
King James
Hot Springs
Ark
Fort Erie
Condon
Chicago
Westminster Kennel Club Beach Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
Entries close tomorrow for the thirty-second Westminster Kennel Club dog show with James Mortimer as superintendent. The event runs February 11 to 14 at Madison Square Garden, features new Esquimal dogs and Irish wolfhounds, and promises keen beagle pack contests with cash prizes and many challenge cups.
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Westminster Kennel Club
James Mortimer
Broadway
Madison Square Garden
Esquimal
Peas Time Athletic Club Meets at Madison Square Garden
The annual track and field games at Madison Square Garden promise a treat for New Yorkers with Daniel J. Kelly making a rare indoor appearance as the world’s leading sprinter. Everett C. Brown’s Chicago team, including A C Ramey and Frank Waller, will contest events, while Ramey shifts to the 6 1 2 yard dash and Eli Parsons faces fast rivals. Guy Haskins and Melvin W. Shepard highlight the longer races as Columbia brings a track team and a one mile handicap walk is added.
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Peastime Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Daniel J. Kelly
Everett C. Brown
Chicago Athletic Association
West
A. C. Ramey
Frank Waller
Ramey
Fine Fettle
New York
Eli Parsons
Guy Haskins
University of Pennsylvania
Melvin W. Sheppard
Columbia University
Conference Colleges May Join Intercollegiate Association
West conference colleges may join the Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States before the next annual meeting. At a Chicago meeting Dr A A Stagg explained the association goals and work. The conference endorsed the I A A U S and recommended member enrollment. George Washington University and the University of Kansas have already enrolled since last December's convention.
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West
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the
United States
Chicago
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States
George Washington University
University of Kansas
F. R. Hitchcock Is Re-Elected
At the Saratoga Racing Association board meeting in the Windsor Arcade yesterday officers were re elected President Francis R Hitchcock Vice President Harry Payne Whitney Secretary and Treasurer Andrew Miller Executive Committee Francis R Hitchcock Andrew Miller R T Wilgen Jr H P Whitney T Mitcheock Jr and H B Duryea were named to the committee.
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Saratoga Racing Association
Windsor Arcade
Francis R. Hitchcock
Harry Payne Whitney
Andrew Miller
Francis KR. Hitchceck
R. T. Wilgen, Jr
H. P. Whitney
T. Mitchecock, Jr
H. B. Duryea
Changes at Pimlico Steeplechase Course Approved
The Pimlico steeplechase course will be altered to meet Jockey Club standards after a board inspection by William M. Maniey and committee members Samuel Howland Henry J. Morris and Joseph E. Widener. Jockey Club findings cited jumps too low and turns too short with other minor defects. Pimlico officials vow compliance and expect to retain spring dates.
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The
Tribune
Baltimore
Pimlico
Jockey Club
William M. Maniey
Maryland Jockey Club
Samuel Howland
Henry J. Morris
Joseph E. Widener
Papke Wins World Middleweight Title Bout
Boston January 21 Bill Papke of Valley Falls Illinois defeated Walter Stanton of San Francisco in four rounds at the Armory Athletic Association. Stanton started strong but Papke's counterpunching and the loop the loop clinches wore him down. In the fourth round Papke hurt Stanton with body blows and sent him to the floor twice before Stanton’s corner threw in the sponge.
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Boston
Bill” Papke
Valley Falls
Walter Stanton
San Francisco
Armory Athletic Association
Stanton
Papke
Four Mile Race Highlighted in 69th Regiment Games
Lieutenant Colonel John Duncan Emmet donated prizes for the four mile race a feature of Company F 69th Regiment athletic games set for Saturday night at the new armory on 2 12th street and Lexington avenue and New York distance men of note are entered in the event.
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John Duncan Emmet
Company F
69Th Regiment
New Armory
Th Street
Lexington Avenue
New York
Union Boat Club to Hold 28th Annual Ball at Harlem Casino
The Union Boat Club will hold its twenty eighth annual ball at the Harlem Casino located at Seventh Avenue and 12th Street on Friday evening. Members include City Court Judge McAvoy Municipal Court Judge Sinnott Assemblymen Francis and Alderman Mulcahey and charter member Ex Judge Morgan J O'Brien.
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Union Boat Club
Harlem Casino
Seventh Avenue
12Th Street
Judge McAvoy
Sinnott
Francis
Mulcahey
Morgan J. O’brien
British International Cup Challenge Set for Motor Boats
London January 21 British Motor Yacht Club sent a challenge to the Motor Boat Club of America for the British International Cup, last season won by the Dixie in Southampton waters. Rules require a challenge by February 1 and no race within six months of receipt. final entry by July 1. Course 30 to 35 nautical miles. hull length not exceeding 33 feet 11 1 4 inches.
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London
British Motor Yacht Club
Motor Boat Club of America
Dixie
Southampton
Lantry to be questioned on hose in first open hearing
Commissioner Lantry of the Fire Department is expected to testify first as the Commissioners of Accounts begin the open hearing into the department hose. He will likely explain hose buying methods, specifications, and replacement enforcement. Testimony will cover hose care, defect causes from manufacture or handling, and the $50,000 revenue bond for hose purchase amid Alderman Emener’s $190,000 proposal.
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Lantry
Fire Department
Commissioners of Accounts
Alderman Emener
Queens
No Navy Yard Reception Interrupted by Rear Admiral
Rear Admiral Goodrich halted the Brookyn navy yard warrant officers wedding reception planned in the sail loft. Boatswain Rotchford of the Hancock was to wed Miss Aubrey, niece of Captain Aubrey who brought the ocean liner Deutschland. Over 300 invitations had been issued before permission was denied and the dance canceled.
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Goodrich
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Rotchford
Hancock
Miss Aubrey
Aubrey
Deutschland
Admiral Goodrich
Tobacco men elect officers at annual meeting
The Independent Tobacco Manufacturers' Association of America held its annual session in Washington on January 21 electing officers President Hugh Campbell of Richmond Virginia vice president William E Strater of Louisville secretary treasurer R F Whalen of Rochester and directors S S Block Wheeling WV George T Frown Winston Salem NC D Larus Richmond VA Albert Weisert St Louis and Hiram D Miller Philadelphia
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Washington
Independent Tobacco Manufacturers’ Association of America
Hugh Campbell
Richmond
William E. Strater
Louisville
R. F. Whalen
Rochester
S. S. Block
Wheeling
W. Va
George T. Frown
Winston-Salem
N. C
D. Larus
Albert Weisert
St. Louis
Hiram D. Miller
Philadelphia
New Queens Trolley Franchise Granted to NY & North Shore
Mineola Long Island jan 21 The Nassau County Board of Supervisors grants a franchise to the New York & North Shore Traction Company to extend its trolley line from Foley's Corners Roslyn to the city line at Little Neck. The NY & Long Island Traction Company controlled by the Long Island Railroad already operates a line from Mineola along the Jericho Turnpike to Queens Borough.
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Mineola
Long Island
Nassau County Board of Supervisors
New York & North Shore Traction Company
Foley's Corners
Roslyn
Little Neck
New York & Long Island Traction Company
Long Island Railroad Company
Jericho Turnpike
Queens Borough
Army and Navy News From The Tribune Bureau
Washington dispatch reports President urged restraint on officers fame seeking in print. Navy plans admonition circular as criticism grows. McCalla denounces civilian Navy head while officers favor expert technical adviser. Army orders relocate surgeons and engineers. several officers reassigned or retired. Movements show ships arriving Shanghai and vessels sailing from Mare Island for Magdalena Bay and from Boston to New York.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Loquacic
Army
Navy
Navy Department
B. H. McCalla
California
McCalla
Herbert W. Yeomans
Philippines
San Francisco
Hubert L. Wigmore
Corps of Engineers
Bataan Coal Mines
John C. Muhlenberg
W. H. Webb
Navy Yard
League Island
Shennan
J. L. Purcell
League Iland
A. A. Pratt
A. P. Fairfield
Naval Academy
T. L. Johnson
F. W. M'Nata
The
Prairie
H. B. Fitts
Indianapolis
R. E. Riggs
Camp Columbia
Havana
J. H. Iden
Cape Ou
J. H. Wheeler
A. H. Allen
Lajas
Cape Cruz-Casilda
L. M. Schmidt
ER. G. MacKenzie
L. C. Whiteside
Bell urges repeal of army canteen and warns of cost
Major General Bell, chief of staff, issues a detailed report urging repeal of the army canteen and arguing the institution reduced desertions and discipline. He proposes a reserve force of 50,000 under forty, higher pay, expanded medical and coast artillery roles, and a 65,000-man mobilization plan to meet modern conditions. He warns nations abroad show the need for time and training to turn volunteers into soldiers.
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Washington
War Department
Bell
Secretary of War
U S Army Holdsvig on Arms Stock and Production
General Crozier told the House Military Affairs Committee that the United States can equip 731,000 infantry with rifles, with 531,000 1903 models on hand, and 400,000 Krags being replaced. He noted two-shift production could yield 1500 rifles daily and cited 60 million Krag rounds and 22 million 1903 rounds in stock, as experiments pursue safer explosives and militia conformity.
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Washington
Crozier
Bureau of Ordnance
United States Army
House Committee On Military Affairs
United States
Ordnance Department
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Madison Square
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Lexington Ave
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American and Foreign Teachers Agency
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30Th St
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