Yale Wins Easily Over Columbia in Ice Hockey Match
Yale routed Columbia 10 to 1 at the St. Nicholas rink in an Intercollegiate Hockey League game. Herron led Yale with four goals, Driscoll added two, while Murphy stood out for Columbia with several key saves. Yale’s final game of the season ended in a one sided fashion as the Blue and White showed strong individual efforts more than team play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Columbia
St. Nicholas
New Haven
Murphy
Morningside Heights
Herron
Bakewell
Mackenzie
Yele
Driscoll
Thayer
Fells
Stanley
Kistler
Barnum
Saddle Horses Shine at Ameri can Horse Exchange Show
The American Horse Exchange show drew horse lovers last night with eight keen classes. Mr. and Mrs. W A McGibbon led with multiple blue ribbons and a championship cup won by Lady McDonald, while McGibbon Collier and other owners claimed top prizes in classes 2 4 5 7 10 12 16.
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American Horse Exchange
William Durland
James G. Marshall
Emil Anthony
Lewis E. Waring
H. T
Samuel Peters
Samuel Taylor
McGibbon
Venus
Peter Pan
Mr. Collier
W. A. McGibbon
Lady McDonald
McGibbon & Collier
Morningstar
C. E. Myrick
B. m. Mabel
C. G. Orchid
B. m. Pretty Polly
B. G. Morning Star
Lass
B. m. Lacy McDonald
H. T. Peter
B. m. Jasmine
E. C. Kirkland
B. m. Colleen
Thomas J. Ryan
A. McGibbon
Bik
M. Ebony Belle
W. A. MecGibbon
B. m
H. T. Peters
King of Spades
W. A McGibbon
Oscar Harter
George W. Fink
B. m. Queeny
Anyight
B. m. Lady McDonald
James G. Marehall
Louis Height
Sutton Makes High Average in Billiards Practice Match
George B. Sutton posted an average of 41-12 as he defeated George F. Slosson 6 to 2 in the ninth game of a practice series at Slosson's academy last night. Sutton won six of nine games. the score details show Sutton accumulating a total 606 to Slosson's 276 with high runs of 79, 66, and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Sutton
George F. Slosson
Baikline Billiards
Accademy
Sutton
Sutter
Slosecon
Peace in the Ashland House over AKC referendum committee
The Ashland House committee, once critical of the American Kennel Club administration on incorporation, congratulates August Belmont on his election to the referendum committee. Belmont replies that the gesture signals harmony and a hopeful, prosperous era for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dove of Peace
American Kennel Club
Ashland House Committee
August Belmont
Laurence M. D. McGuire
Ashland House
Pulliam Threatens Resignation Over Baseball Blacklist
Philadelphia report shows Harry C. Pulliam, NL president, demanding abolition of the National Association blacklist or he will resign when a quorum forms. He warns of a valedictory address if defeated, and accuses Walter Burnham and minor leaguers of pressuring Garry Herrmann to overlook the rule requiring a hearing for suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harry C. Pulliam
The
National League
National Commission
National Association
Monte Cross
Garry Herrmann
Walter Burnham
Lew Wiltse
Herrmann
Pat Powers
Tim Murnane
Dininger
Phillies
Paul wins at City Park as heavy track tests pace
Racing at New Orleans reports large fields and a hard track. Favorities George H White Rustle and Paul won, with Paul prevailing in race five from 7 to 5 to 9 to 10. Long shots Minot and Ralbert also scored in earlier races, while Lady Alicia took the last. Entries of S. A. Valentine refused at both tracks for the season.
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New Orleans
City Park
George H. White
Rustle
Paul
Minot
Ralbert
Rappahannock
Jack Bratton
Docile
Lady Alicia
S. A. Valentine
Valentine
McGinnis
McDaniel
Bulkhead
W. Glos
Srlvia G
Ott
Mannie May
Dorothy Ann
Bitterman
Sun Dart
Honta
Breakspeare
Speed Marvel
Calvin
Moxey Mead
Yankee Rose
Epitome
Duber
Powers
Lee
Bonnart
Abe Meyer
Tudor
Foxhall
Dorothy Duncan
Anna Scott
Viperine
Charlatan
Lightning Conductor
Flynn
Sainesaw
Swain
Javette
L. Smith
Thomas Thoun
Bounding Elk
Goldquest
Ben Sand
Rose Daly
Bitter Fair
Stonestreet
Bayou Lark
Pat Ornus
Jack Lee
Frescati
Lady Seahorn
Suffice
McCahey
Daring
Rosen
Amberjack
Fonsaluca
Vincentio
Lady Charade
Etta M
Athena
Skyward
Steel Trap
Milishora
John McBride
Jungle Imp
Rebounder
St. Noel
Savoir Faire
Footlights
Besterling
Fetish mare foals by Rock Sand in Lexington report
Word from Lexington says Fetish, Bayon d Or mare, dropped a foal by Rock Sand the English stallion imported by August Belmont for $125,000. Queens County Jockey Club sets spring meeting stakes including Freeport Handicap at six furlongs with added money of 1500. Carter Handicap remains 10000. Fifteen stakes and handicaps over twelve racing days. Latonia Jockey Club drops Queen City Handicap for next year or two due to profitability concerns. Queen City began in 1906. Jimmy McCormick won the prize last year with Tileing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Fetish
Rock Sand
August Belmont
Queens County Jockey Club
Carter
Latonia
Hoppe Beats Cutler In Exhibition Billiards Match
New Haven January 24 William Hoppe defeated Alfred Cutler of Boston in an exhibition billiards match by 4 to 309 Hoppe posting averages of 1228 31 to 109 30 Cutler led early but Hoppe made several brilliant runs finishing strong in the evening game Hoppe won 4 ½ to 1 03 with an average of 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
William Hoppe
Alfred Cutler
Boston
Hoppe
Cutler
Bishops College Defeats Dartmouth in Hockey, 3–0
In Hanover on January 24 Bishops College of Lenoxville Quebec defeated Dartmouth 3 to 0. The game was cleanly played and carried no penalties.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Bishops College
Lenoxville
Quebec
Intercollegiate Rules Committee Opens at Murray Hill Hotel
The intercollegiate football rules committee met at the Murray Hill Hotel with two sessions, one afternoon and one evening, delaying final findings until adjournment today. Notable attendees included Professor L M Dennis, Walter Camp, and E K Hall. changes to the forward pass were debated amid about fifty seven proposals. A three member sub committee of Camp, Hall and Dashiel was formed to report to the full committee. An additional session is planned for 10 o'clock this morning.
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Murray Hill
Dennis
Harry L. Williams
Minnesota
A. A. Stagg
Chicago
Carl S. Williams
University of Pennsylvania
John Co. Bell
L. M. Dennis
Cornell
J. B. Fine
Princeton
Walter Camp
Yale
Joshua Crane, Jr
Harvard
H. B. Hackett
West Point
Paul Dashiel
Annapolis
Carl 8. Williams
Pennsylvania
E. K. Hall
Dartmouth
J. A. Babitt
Haverford
C. W. Savage
Oberlin
W. L. Dudley
Vanderbilt
J. L. Lees
Nebraska
Record-entry flood expected for Westminster Kennel Club show
Entries closed Thursday for Madison Square Garden beach show with a likely record turnout. Dogs from across the country and abroad will appear, featuring Russian wolfhounds and many top kennels. Notable names include J Pierpont Morgan and Samuel Untermyer in collies, plus bulldogs, fox terriers, collies, and Irish wolfhounds among others, promising one of the city's best shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
Valley Farm
J. BR. Thomas
H. W. Shoemaker
J. K. Robinson
L. M. Chani
Pine Bluffs
Ark
F. Abbott Ingalls, Jr
W. C. Eustis
Tyler Morse
Winthrop Rutherford
van Deusen
J. G. Bates
L. Lorrin Brooks
R. H. Hunt
Esquiman
Fencing Teams Enter Manrique Trophy Event in Brooklyn
Yale Cornell West Point Columbia Penn New York Fencers Club NYAC NY Turn Verein Crescent Athletic Club enter the junior three man foil tournament for the Manrique trophy at the Central YMCA Brooklyn on Saturday February 1 at 730. Last year Cornell won the first leg. Each team fields three men and each pair fences four minutes with two minute position changes. Invitational event under the Amateur Fencers League of America. invitations available from B B Foster at 502 Fulton Street Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Cornell
West Point
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Fencers’ Club
New York Athletic Club
Turn Verein
Crescent Athletic Club
Central Young Men's Christian Association
Brooklyn
B. B. Foster
Fulton Street
Columbia Athletes Plan May 23 Dual at Annapolis
Columbia announces a first time dual meet with Annapolis set for May 23 at Annapolis. The Pennsylavania meet is dropped by mutual consent. Princeton will meet Columbia May 16 at Williams Bridge Oval. Fencing schedules include West Point, Yale, and Princeton with preliminaries March 14 in New York.
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Columbia
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Williamsbridge Oval
Central High School
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
High School of
Brooklyn
High School of Commerce
Sedley
New York Athletic Club
Bacon
J. B. Taylor
Guy Haskins
West Point
Yale
Intercollegiate Fencing Association
Many Uptown Sales Drive Volume in City Real Estate
Yesterday saw more dwelling house sales than in two months, led by central West Side and The Bronx. Deals included a five story American basement at 30 West 86th Street sold by L. J. Phillips & Co for occupant buyer, a five story American basement at 270 West 93rd Street, and a four story stone front at 157 West 88th Street. Foreclosure sales moved properties on First Avenue and East 116th Street, totaling over $100,000 in some parcels, with several liens and mortgage figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central West Side
Bronx
L. J. Phillips & Co
West 86Th St
Messrs. Hall
McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company
Charles F. Lambke
West 93d St
West End Ave
Louisa Lenk
West 88Th St
Delaplaine
East 116Th St
S. van Praag
Bryan L. Kennelly
Hamilton Holding Company
Olympic oarsmen face eight week entry handicap
A written commentary notes that Olympic regatta entries close eight weeks before racing, hindering the American rowing committee. It discusses selecting centers for candidates, mentions potential New York Philadelphia and Boston representation, Washington oarsmen, and Louis F Scholes training to compete.
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America
American Olympic Committee
James Pilkington
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Julian W. Curtiss
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Potomac
Washington
Yale to switch to graduate coaching for baseball
New Haven Jan 24 Yale will resume graduate coaching for its baseball teams. Coach William L Lush resigns after three years though under contract until fall. The spring system will be led by Captain Tad Jones with help from former Yale players. Lush may join another university or return to the Cleveland American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
New Haven
Yale
William L. Lush
Tad"’ Jones
Lush
Small Bronx Homes Planned at $44,000 Total
Plans filed for multiple Bronx houses include N Martin building a 2.5 story frame home on Hull Ave near 205th Street for 4500, J B Dosso erecting four 2 story frame houses on Manida Street for 20900, Basilius Busch constructing two brick dwellings near Crotona Park Way for 10000, Samuel Geller adding several 2 story frame homes around Gleason Ave and 172nd Street totaling 19000, Forest Leasing Co to build a brick assembly hall and restaurant on Westchester Ave for 20000, and James Butler placing a one story brick store on Third Ave near 165th Street for 6000.
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Bronx
N. Martin
Hull Ave
205Th St
Robert Glenn
J. B. Dosso
Manida St
Spofford Ave
Angelo Rezzano
Basilius Busch
181St St
Crotona Parkway
Henry Nordheim
Samuel Geller
172D St
Gleason
Gleason Ave
B. Ebeling
Westchester Ave
Jackson Ave
Forest Leasing Company
Jules Hayman
Moore & Landsiedel
James Butler
Third Ave
165Th St
William H. Gompert
Building Loans Recorded In Unionport and Gleason Area
Archibald G Buckenham lends 4000 to George Decker Jr on lot 227 map of Unionport The Bronx. Mina Kauhausen lends 3500 to Peter McBride on a 25 by 10 feet lot on east side of 172d ft 306.5 feet south of Gleason Ave. Both loans secured for building purposes.
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Archibald G. Buckenham
George Decker, Jr
Unionport
Bronx
Mina Kauhausen
Peter McBride
Gleason Ave
Fire bridge planned at Presbyterian Hospital for patient escape
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy propose a fire escape bridge between the medical and surgical pavilions of Presbyterian Hospital at Madison Avenue and 70th Street. The structure will run roof to roof, with high guard rails and wire netting, plus extensions to each building for access. Architects are Cady & Lee.
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Murphy
Presbyterian Hospital
Madison Ave
70Th St
Cady & Lee
Six Day Riders Regain Lap In Kansas City Race
In a sprint led by Lawson six riders used clever teamwork to regain a lap in the six day bicycle race. Root Fogler Lawson Moran Wiley and Sherwood joined forces to match Bardgett and Mitten who led yesterday. At 6:30 p m the 36th hour showed Bardgett and Mitten, Hopper Holbrook, and Morgan Monroe close behind with miles and laps listed.
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Kansas City
Lawson
Root
Fogler
Moran
Wiley
Sherwood
Bardgett
Mitten
Hopper
Holbrook
Morgan and
Monroe
Remodeling Plans Filed for West 14th St Office Building
Plans filed to convert four story and basement dwelling No 133 West 14th Street into an office building with a ground floor store and new ornamental facade owner William P Moore architect Charles H Clark Also plans for six story nurse school Nos 149 and 151 East 67th Street into a sanatorium owner Sidney Schoen changes estimate 15000 by Gross Kleinberger architects Francis H Kimball for Potter Building Nassau Beekman fronts leaded glass show windows owner B Potter Trust
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 14Th St
William P. Moore
Charles H. Clark
Nurse
East 67Th St
Sidney Schoen
Gross & Kleinberger
Nassau and
Beekman Sts
Potter Building
B. Potter
Brown Defeats Harvard In Close Cambridge Basket Match
Cambridge report states Brown defeated Harvard 15 to 10 here tonight with Harvard scoring five late points to narrow the gap in the final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Brown
Public Schools Athletic League Indoor Track Championship
Fourteen high schools enter the Public Schools Athletic League track finals at the 23d Regiment Armory with Manual Training High School aiming to repeat indoor titles. Over four hundred boys compete as teams from NYC schools vie for championships tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Schools Athletic League
23D Regiment
Manual Training High School
Cozzens
Danielson
Lynch
Gets title to fine house in West Sixth Street
Mrs May C Dodge acquired title to 29 West Sixth Street a four story and basement dwelling from Clifford V Brokaw as executor for 155000 dollars. The seller held a purchase money mortgage of 100000 dollars at 4 percent for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May C. Dodge
West Sith St
Clifford V. Brokaw
Realty Notes Lease Summary for New York Properties
The Duross Company leased the store and basement at 309 311 East 22d Street to E. W. Russ Company for ten years at 30000 dollars. John E. Reiffen’s building at 78 82 Dey Street corner of Washington Street was leased to Hyman & Diaz for three years. United States Realty and Improvement Company rented offices in Trinity and United States Realty Buildings to Ira J. Dutten C. F. Ash Arthur Robinson & Co P. J. Kiernan S. A. McIntire Milton G. Butterfield and Albert Falck. Hei] & Stern leased three story lofts totaling 30000 square feet at 22 28 West 21st Street to Goldschmidt & Co and Post & Pollak for years at 60000 dollars. Sheldon & Becker leased for W. T. Walton to N. S. A. Motor Company the stable at 206 West 7th Street 25 by 102.2 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. Dutten
C. F. Ash
Arthur Robinson & Co
P. J. Kiernan
S. A. McIntire
Milton G. Butterfield
Albert Falck
Hei] & Stern
Henry Corn
West 21St St
Goldschmidt & Co
Post & Pollak
Sheldon & Becker
W. T. Walton
N. S. A. Motor Company
West 7Éth St
Pratt Institute Beats Rutgers In Brooklyn Showdown
In a fast game the Pratt Institute five of Brooklyn defeated Rutgers College at the former's gym last night by 32 to 22. Rutgers pressed early but Pratt pulled away in the second half to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt Institute Five
Brooklyn
Rutgers
Sues Hanson for 50000 in false imprisonment suit
Former Detective Sergeant Frank Peabody files a $50,000 complaint against Deputy Commissioner Hanson. Peabody alleges Hanson imprisoned him in a Yale Club room after verbal abuse, and that Hanson pressured him to plead guilty to charges, leading to Peabody’s dismissal from the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gould
Hanson
Frank Peabody
Peabody
Bingham
Mr. Gould
Yale Club
Western Union Raises Wages for Strikers at Pine Street
At Local No. 16 headquarters on Pine Street, workers learned several strikers recalled to the main Western Union office had their pay increased by one dollar. Indirect word suggests about 300 more idle strikers may be rehired within three weeks, except those who actively opposed the company. The cable office has already increased wages. Secretary McInerney said many will be needed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Pine Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
McInerney
Boy 17 Accused After Sister 6 Is Fatally Shot
Rochester report says Bert Phenes of near Corning shot his sister Frances, six, in an apparent accident when cleaning a combined rifle and shotgun. Coroner notes the rifle barrel remained loaded. The bank and coins lay nearby. Bert Phenes detained for investigation.
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Rochester
Bert Phenes
Corning
Frances
Phenes
Heirs of Washington to Benefit in Texas and Ohio Estate
Weatherford Texas January 24 Brazelton family heirs of George Washington will receive part of a forty thousand acre estate valued at one million dollars in Clermont district Ohio. Three Brazelton brothers J W Brazelton banker B F Brazelton physician R L Brazelton farmer and Georgia relatives will also receive shares Washington left the Ohio estate to nephew General Nathaniel Greene and niece Hannah Greene due to having no children. Jacob Brazelton grandfather of the Texas heirs married Hannah Greene.
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Weatherford
Tex
Brazelton
George Washington
Clermont District
Ohio
Washington
Brazelton Brothers
J. W. Brazelton
B. F. Brazelton
R. L. Brazelton
Georgia
THIRTY-ONE SERGEANTS DEPOSED IN MULBERRY EXPLOSION
In Mulberry Street a blast blamed on Commissioner Bingham shifts 31 sergeants to lower ranks and assigns 18 lieutenants to supervise them. The men face testing for patrol work, with restoration possible if lieutenants approve. Lieutenants are considered candidates for captaincy, aiming to ensure diligence and advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Strmce
Bingham
New York
East 11Th Streets
East Ith Strane
Record Breaker Held for Speeding on Broadway
Sergeant Eugene Casey and Frank Rickets arrested Lucian RK Burne of Douglastown Long Island for speeding in Broadway. Burne had set a world record at Brooklands London by averaging seventy one miles per hour for twenty four hours. Bail set at 6100 by Magistrate Barlow in the West gag court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Casey
Frank Rickets
Lucian RK. Burne
Douglastown
Long Island
Broadway
Burne
Brooklands Track
London
England
West
Barlow
Rugs Bring Highest Price at Fifth Avenue Art Sale
Second day results from the First Empire sale show totals reaching 19508 with 4675 added yesterday. Top price of 25 went for a Kermanshah carpet 3.10 by 1.10 feet, while a Serebend palace rug and a mahogany dining suite also sold well. etchings by W Mathews fetched 9 and 2 respectively.
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First Empire
Fifth Avenue
IL. Munter
Serebend Palace
Stig
Andrews
P. R. Prescott
Mathews
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Yale - Sos
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Pulliam
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Little Wally
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Henley
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Constance S. Titus
Carnegie Lake
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14Th ST
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Manhattan
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Farmingdale
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County of New York
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T of
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Atc
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Borough of Manhattan
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County of York
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Wilson
Manhat
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Wilson M. Powell
Executrix
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Thoman
Harold Maclean
Appleton
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Henry EB Closse
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