Wanderers Shut Out By St Nicholas At Home Rink
In a rough game at St Nicholas Rink, St Nicholas defeated Wanderers 6 to 0. St Nicholas led 4–0 in the first period and 2–0 in the second as Wanderers showed erratic play and weak shooting. Williams was bright for Wanderers. Gorham and Ruggles failed to impress. Souther, Gordon, and Thompson scored for St Nicholas with Dufresne and Gordon off for rough play.
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St. Nicholas
Wanderers
Brillant
Willams
Hornfeck
Woods
Williams
Gorham
Canada
Ruggles
Crescents
New York Athletic Club
Winged Footmen
Thompson
Chew
Dufresne
Souther
Wilder
Heyward
D. Gordon
Ruffies
Ibufresne
Defresne
Cr. Gordon
K. Gordon
Hayward
Carruthers
Gorden
Counies
Nicholas H.C
Reece Wanderers H.C
Seuth Ge Cdot
Gorham Wilder
Lapatniko Thompson Aetna
Dufresne Geals
Southern
Therapeum
Howard Drakeley
Georee Haste
Frank Ellison
Georee Stebbins
Mortimer 4Ishon
New York Athletic Club topples Elizabeth for tie at first
In the Athletic Bowling League last night New York AC won the odd game over Elizabeth five while Passaic beat Montclair two of three. New York and Elizabeth sit tied for first with 13 wins and 8 losses as rooters packed the New York area to watch a close race for first place.
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New York Athletic Club
Allers
Elizabeth Club
Passaic Club
Montclair Club
New York
Elizabeth
Charles M. Daniels
Elizab
Geene Gown
al” West
Adams
Strickout
Clute
Pope
Elizatth Nolte
Farh
Arnold Jef
Elizabet
NEW York Breen
Joe
RSA
Montclair
Passaic
Football Rules Committee Opens Winter Meeting At Murray Hill
The intercollegiate football rules committee begins its annual winter session at the Murray Hill Hotel with an evening organizational meeting and a full day session tomorrow. The main focus will be on revising the forward pass rule to curb its use, with minor changes to placements and scoring under consideration. The committee roster includes L M Dennis of Cornell as chairman, with members from Princeton Yale Harvard West Point Annapolis Pennsylvania Dartmouth Chicago Oberlin Vanderbilt Nebraska Minnesota and other institutions. Joshua Crane Jr is likely to represent Harvard.
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Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee
Murray Hill
Harvard
Joshua Crane, Jr
L. M. Dennis
Cornell
J. BR. Fine
Princeton
Walter Camp
Yale
Joshua Crane
H. B. Hackett
West Point
Paul Dashiel
Annapolis
John C. Ben
Pennsylvania
E. K. Hall
Dartmouth
A. Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
J. A. Babbitt
Haverford
C. W. Savage
Oberlin
W. L. Dudley
Vanderbilt
J. L Lees
Nebraska
H. L. Williams
Minnesota
Mauretanian eleven edge Brooklyns in fast game at Marquette Oval
A 1 0 victory for the Mauretania eleven over the Brooklyns at Marquette Oval Brooklyn. A late goal by J Atkinson followed a disallowed effort by A H V Bundy and after Brooklyns fouled in midfield. C Watts captain of Brooklyns went out injured late in first half. W Kuffler starred in goal for Brooklyns as previews say Brooklyn will meet Adriatic tomorrow.
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Brooklyns
Mauretania
Marquette Oval
Brooklyn
A. H. V. Bundy
James Hutton
C. Watts
W. Kuffler
Mbs
Cencessees
Ens Ruffleres
Jones Dd
G. Mayler
W. Fermorle
W. McQuair H
A. Cave
J. Fett
Larkin
Ager
A. Mercer
W. Jarvis
J. Atkinson
Heferee
Hichard Haygarth
F. Holman
Byg
Crescent Athletic Club
Camerons
New York
Staten Island
Philadelphia
Livingston
Bell the Cat Wins City Park Steeplechase at New Orleans
Bell the Cat at 30 to 1 triumphed in a tight finish over Gold Circle with Dr. Logan fading last. Twelve horses started, all finished, as Tony W. won the first three furlongs and Cooney K. edged Posing in the fourth race. Other winners included Brougham and Bridge Whist in the six race card with varied favorites faring poorly.
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New Orleans
Bell the Cat
City Park
Gold Circle
Dr. Logan
Tony W
Teddington
Brougham
Cooney K
Ott
Toddington
Nicol
the Slicker
Christie
Mr. Armstrong
Dick Coghill
Poestaligo
Mique O'Brien
Joe Howell
Cuban Boy
McLain
Rae
Sobel
Heard
Monte Carlo
Itacatiara
Ralph Reese
Gold Run
Onyx II
Gault
Berry Waddell
McDaniel
Hammock Bar
W Ort
Servicence
Minder
Irrigator
Patriot
Tom Holland
Prosper
Intervene
Swing
Cooney
Frei Mulholl
Leer
Lrey Young
Young Stevens
Prince Bowling
Penrhyn
Dick Rose
Annie Sanford
Fiora Dear
Bannda
Henry
Powers
Billy Smith
Mivorcee
Stoneman
Fiorida Gien
Albert M. Exthel Carr
Padrone
Bucking Boy
Gavel
Allen
Adesso
Flynn
Debar
Katie Powers
Granaca
Grenade
Warner Goswell
Poem
Mitten Gains Lap In Bicycle Race
In Kansas City on January 3 Bardgett and Mitten broke through to gain a lap in the six day race at Convention Hall. Mitten, fresh, surged to take the coveted lap as Bardgett was relieved. Current standings at 5 30 p m list Bardgett and Mitten 557 miles 9 laps, Root and Fogler and others at 557 miles 9 laps, Munroe and Morgan 556 miles 5 laps.
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Kansas City
Convention Hall
Bardgett
Mitten
ST Miles
Root and Fogler
Lawson
Moran
Hopper
Lehigh University Announces 192? Baseball Schedule
Lehigh University unveils the upcoming spring baseball schedule with home and away games. Opponents include Vermont, Indiana, Navy, Virginia Tech, Washington and Lee, Virginia, Bucknell, Lafayette, Ursinus, Army, Albright, Dickinson, and Western University of Pennsylvania. Games run from April through June with multiple home contests at Easton and Myerstown venues.
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Tribune
Bethlehem
Penn
Lehigh University
Vermont
Indiana
Navy
Annapolis
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Washington and Lee
Lexington
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Bucknell
Lafayette
Ursinus
Collegeville
Army
West Point
Albright
Myerstown
Easton
Dickinson
Western University of Pennsylvania
American Yacht Club elects officers at annual meeting
At the annual business meeting and dinner of the American Yacht Club on Tuesday night the officers were elected Commodore Richard T. Wainwright vice commodore Joseph M. Macdonough rear commodore George Mercer Jr secretary and treasurer William Porter Allen fleet surgeon Charles F. Wolff M. J measurer Professor William Hallock trustees H De EF Parsons Oliver Harriman and J Rich Steers.
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American Yacht Club
Richard T. Wainwright
Joseph M. Macdonough
George Mercer, Jr
William Porter Allen
Charles F. Wolff
M. J
William Hallock
H. de EF. Parsons
Oliver Harriman
J. Rich Steers
Schaefer Defeats Cutler In 18.1 Balkline Championship
Chicago’s Jake Schaefer retains the title in a 50 point Balkline match against Boston’s Albert Cutler in Philadelphia. Final score 500 to 476 with Schaefer's high run 59 and Cutler 56. Schaefer leads faded late. decisive finish in innings 56 and 57. Schaefer’s average 74545 and Cutler 721-60.
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Philadelphia
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Albert Cutler
Boston
Schaefer
Cutler
M Gibbons Horses Win At Rainy Saddle Show
Despite bad weather, the American Horse Exchange saddle show drew 82 entries across eight classes. W A McGibbon led with six winners including Peter Pan and Jasmine taking multiple blue ribbons, while Jasmine and Lady McDonald earned top placings in women's saddle classes.
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American Horse Exchange
James G. Marshall
W. A. McGibbon
F. M. Ware
Mrs. McGibbon
Messrs
Bloomingdale
Clarence Robbins
Louis Haight
Peter Pan
Jasmine
Rapid Dan
Game Cock
Ebony Beile
Venus
McGibbon
Collier's Bay
Morning Star
H. T. Peters
Thompson
Rs. William Bain
Varona de Cordova
Roare Hess
J. McE
Bowman
My Honey
Mrs. E. ©. Kirkland
Colleen
C. E. Myrick
Heroy
William Carr
Amiabie
C. F E. Mrrick
McGibbon & Collier's Bay
D. T. Downe
Harkness
Lady McDonald
Amiable
C. FE. Myrick
H. BE. Tenner, Jr
Lord Chesterfield
Gamecock
E. H. Bedford
Dupont
King of Spades
W. A. MecGibbon
Ebony Belle
W. A
Cup Conditions Open Races At Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
After a meeting of representatives from the American Manhasset Bay and Indian Harbor Yacht clubs new rules allow yachts not over seven feet racing measurement to compete for the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Challenge Cup. The New York Yacht Club 36 foot class is admitted and will give half its regular time allowance. The next race is expected late June or early July with the American Yacht Club as holder and contenders from Indian Harbor Atlantic and Seawanhaka Corinthian likely to join.
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Manhasset Bay
Indian Harbor
American Yacht Club
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Atlantic
Seawanhaka Corinthian
West Point Wins At Hockey Over Albany High School
West Point cadets beat Albany High School 3 to 1 in a fast rough game at West Point. Rumsey scored twice and Gordon added a goal. Sumner stood out in goal. Lineups included Prestion Bummer Downing Coverpoint Mulligan Simons Rumsey Beavers Mulligan.
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West Point
the Tribune
N. Y
Albany High School
Rumsey
Gordon
Sumner
Army
Prestion
Albany
Bummer
Ccc Ce Een
EMM
Weaver Besson
Point A . Downing
Ovens
Bowers
Mulligan
Simons Rumee¢y
Beavers
Rover
Sutton Beats Stosson In Eight Match Balkline Test
George BR Sutton of Chicago wins his fifth victory in the balkline series by defeating George F. Stosson of this city at Stosson’s academy last night 500 to 298. The detailed score includes multiple runs and averages with high runs noted, while the report also notes Harry Lewis of Philadelphia stopping Frank Mantell of Providence in the welterweight bout in New Haven.
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George BR. Sutton
Chicago
George F. Stosson
Academy
Lewis
Mantell
New Haven
Jan
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Frank Mantel
Providence
Navy and Army News Marches Through January 23 Dispatch
Washington dispatch outlines Navy enlistment issues with young sailors and low reenlistment. calls for study by Rear Admiral Pillsbury. Canteen restoration push by Women's Army and Navy League faces strong opposition. Army orders, ship movements and commissions noted, including Des Moines and Fortune.
Results of Army Horsemanship Test Retirements
Washington January 23. War Department acts on officers examined by retiring boards after disability found during horsemanship test. Retired: Colonel J. M. Marshall Major Z. D. Vance Major George Palmer Major H. H. Bonham Major P. M. B. Travis Major H. M. Halleck Chaplain P. J. Hart. Not retired now: Lt Colonel W. W. Robinson Lt Colonel O. M. Lissak. Colonels L. H. Harris and engineers Adams Marshall Russell listed under adjustments and excusal options.
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Washington
War Department
J. M. Marshall
Z. D. Vance
5Th Infantry
George Palmer
21St Infantry
H. H. Bonham
23D Infantry
P. M. B. Travis
11Th Infantry
H. M. Halleck
P. J. Hart
Coast Artillery Corps
W. W. Robinson
O. M. Lissak
Ordnance Department
United States Military Academy
L. H. Harris
Henry M. Adams
Corps of Engineers
William L. Marshall
William T. Russell
California Guardsmen Refuse Coast Defense Duty
Los Angeles report notes the California militia declines to man coast defense guns on government request. Colonel Scheiber of the 7th Regiment says the practice hurts unit readiness and cannot produce quality infantry or heavy artillery troops.
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Los Angeles
The
Times
California
Scheiber
7Th Regiment
California Militia
Submarine Boats for Austria At Fore River Yard
The Fore River Shipbuilding Company began assembling three submarine boats of the Octopus type for Austria. Each boat will be nearly twice as large as the Japanese models, about 10 feet overall, with two 25 horse power electric engines and ten knot submerged speed. Crews of fourteen, one thousand mile steaming radius, two torpedo tubes and five torpedoes. Expected shipment to Trieste next fall.
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Austria
Boston
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Trieste
New York Militia Receives Wasp Replacing Newark Cruiser
The Newark cruiser will be returned to the navy and the Wasp converted gunboat will be assigned to the New York militia. The Wasp is smaller than the Newark and is believed to better meet New York needs.
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Washington
Jan
Newark
New York
Army Pay Bill Reported Favorable by Senate Committee
The Senate Committee on Military Affairs approved a favorable report on Senator Warren's bill to raise army pay. Lieutenant generals gain 5 percent, major generals 10 to 9 percent, brigadier generals 15 percent, colonels, lieutenant colonels and majors 20 percent, captains and lieutenants 25 percent, cadets at the Military Academy 25 percent. The President may fix enlisted pay up to 10 percent more. Bills to promote retired officers and grant medals to Port Hudson veterans were also favorably reported.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Warren
Hale
Proctor
O. Howard
Port Hudson
Louisiana
Panic at Moving Picture Show in Dowagiac
A fire in a new Dowagiac moving picture theatre sparked panic among about 150 spectators. The blaze originated near the picture machine by the entrance and exit, but all escaped. The two story frame building burned down and adjacent structures were threatened. no serious injuries reported.
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Dowagiac
Mich
New York
Hill Liner Minnesota Aground Near Moji Japan
A London dispatch reports the Hill Line steamer Minnesota bound for Seattle from Hong Kong ran aground near Moji Japan. The vessel refloated without aid and continued. The Hill Line Dakota previously went ashore in Tokyo Bay on March 3 1907 and was a total loss.
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Merchants Exchange
London
Minnesota
Moji
Japan
Seattle
Hong Kong
Dakota
Bay of
Tokio
Pacific Coast Defences and Submarine Costs
Secretary Metcalf transmitted to the Senate a naval cost estimate for submarine torpedo boats to Pacific Coast depots at Puget Sound and Gray's Harbor. He notes bids of 340 ton boats at 360000 dollars and 270 ton boats at 28000 dollars, with a Pacific Coast unit estimate of 378 dollars per boat. He argues Pacific points are distant from likely invasion routes and opposes permanent basing, aligning with the Board of Construction on cost.
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Pacific
Puget Sound
Gray's Harbor
of Washington
Congress
Washington
Ankeny
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Gray’s Harbor
Pacific Coast
Navy
Navy Department
Board of Construction
Metcalf
Constantine Die In Fall After Murder Trial
Frank J. Constantine, condemned killer of Mrs. Louise Gentry, died in Joliet from injuries after leaping from an upper stairs gallery to a stone floor thirty feet below. He had remained unconscious from the moment of his fall and gave no statement. Warden Murphy notified Constantine’s mother, Mrs. Rose Constantine of New York City, and disposition of the body will follow her instructions.
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Joliet
Frank J. Constantine
Louise Gentry
Chicago
Constantine
Tfe
Warden Murphy
Rose Constantine
East Illth Street
New York City
Locomotive Works to Shut Down in February
Providence report says American Locomotive Works local plant will close for an indefinite period the first week in February. The workforce has fallen from 1008 in December to about 500 now, due to bleak railroad business and widespread electrification reducing demand for steam locomotives.
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Providence
Jan
W. S. Miller
American Locomotive Works
First real snow hits New York with strong winds
A heavy early snowstorm swept New York last night, with a 26 mph northeast wind turning into a northwest blast. By 1 pm three inches had fallen, streets showing six inches in spots, and authorities warned of record cold today as plans to clear the snow moved into action with ten contractors ready once the snow exceeded three inches.
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
New England
Weather Bureau
Crowell
Woman Convicted of Arson in Kings County Trial
Deputy Fire Marshal Thomas Brophy proved Annie Ackerly of 114 Wyckoff street set a house fire by oil and candles. She predicted a blaze within hours and had previously started a fire at 265 Hoyt street on July 14, 1907. Judge Dies remanded her for sentence until Monday.
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Thomas Brophy
Kings County
Annie Ackerly
Wyckoff Street
Ackerly
Mary O'Donnell
Port Jefferson
Fig
Marshal Brophy
Mra Ackerly
Hoyt Street
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