Hillman Edges Ramey In Last Stride at Indoor Meet
Harry L. Hillman Jr of the New York Athletic Club beat H P Ramey of the Chicago Athletic Association by a hand in the 600 yard race at the Pastime Athletic Club indoor games in Madison Square Garden. Dorland and Sedley followed, with Taylor ill and not starting. Multiple events featured Hillman Ramey and other clubs amid a full house and enthusiastic crowd.
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Harry L. Hillman, Jr
New York Athletic Club
H. P. Ramey
Chicago Athletic Association
Ramey
Hillman
Ie Roy Dorland
Pastime Athletic Club
H. A. Sedley
J. B. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Pan J. Kelly
University of Oregon
J. McSweeney
Kelly
New York
Taylor
Sedley
Dorland
Ramer
Chiago
Melvin W. Sheppard
Guy Haskins
Philadelphia
Haskins
T. S. White
Chicago
Carl Walther
C. E. Scheninger
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
Harvey Cohn
Jim Farrell
K. M. Boorman
Columbia
E. B. Parsons
Yale State
M. Weeks
J. B. Holier
Co. B Scheninger
Parsons
Yale
Forrest Smithson
5. C. Northridge
13Th Regiment Armory
Hurdie
Smithson
D. Robbins
New York Atlantic Club
C. EF. Scheninger
West Side Branch
Young Men Christian Association
Errand
J. Beherman
Mohawk Athletic Club
R. S. Geary
Ford
G. Butler
R. Taylor
William Berker
James J. Farrell
Garde
Frank N. Hiley
Ee Athletic Club
Bandicapp
B. Heller
Harry L. Hillman
H. PF. Ramey
LeRoy B. Worland
M_ a.idan
Irish-American Athletic Club
F. L. Oaken
Ea Geo’ imeh-American Athletic Club
Catholic Athletic League
Holy Cross
D. McCue
John McCue
Schmidt
F_ Hive
St. Ann's
W. Ringwald
W. Guber
D. Brongacita
W. Glark
Dominican
Ss. Steverwald
A. E. Gilmore
Jenkins
Wendy A. P. Hunt
W. T. Alien
Liebgold
Pastime Athletic Club F
A.B. Ee Ae Sng A Amet Club
E. P
George Lane
Lyetum
Christian Aewotiation
D. A. McBurney
Bartholomew Atlletic Club
G. J. Krugs
Bar
Athleic Club
Sutton Holds Title in Slow World Billiards Match
George B. Sutton defeated Ora Morningstar by 21 to la in the world balkline championship at the Lenox Lyceum last night to retain the title and the emblem won from George F. Slosson. The match was long and cautious with few high runs as Sutton rallied in the later innings to edge Morningstar.
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George B. Sutton
Ora Morningstar
Lenox Lyceum
Sutton
George F. Slosson
Morningstar
Mystic
Detroit nine may lose Lowe to college and minor league duties
Reports last night indicate a near completion of terms that would remove Robert L. Lowe from the Detroit American League setup. If Western University of Pennsylvania approves, Lowe would coach its baseball team this season and then manage New Castle in the Ohio and Pennsylvania League contingent on the deal closing.
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Pittebure
Robert L. Lowe
Western University of Pennsylvania
Lowe
New Castle
Penn
Pennsylvania
Reisling’s Plea Rejected by Baseball Commission
Cincinnati report states F. C. Reisling’s plea for reinstatement was rejected by the national baseball commission today.
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Reisling
Cincinnati
F. C. Reisling
National Baseball Commission
Women’s Metropolitan Golf Meet Could Head to Essex Club
Essex County Country Club offers its course for the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association championship amid talk at the annual meeting of choosing among several venues including West Orange. Officials criticize insular clubs and urge mixed play and stronger national organization. Ridgewood Golf Club and New Jersey State Golf Association hold meetings with officers named and plans for next championship site and board selections.
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Essex County Country Club
Metropolitan Golf Association
West Orange Links
Chevy Chase
Washington
Philadelphia
Ridgewood Golf Club
E. C. Merrihew
Arthur de Patton
Albert L. Shumway
Lewis R. Conklin
Charles A. Deshon
Judson H. Morey
Elmer Rodrigo
New Jersey State Golf Association
Leighton Calkins
Comedy of errors at City Park steeplechase in New Orleans
Nine horses started at City Park but only five finished. Dacra won by a length over Mixup and Jim Hutton amid a chaotic card where favorites faltered and several horses pulled up lame. Notter rode three winners including First Premium.
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New Orleans
City Park Racetrack
Dacra
Mixup
Jim Hutton
McAllister
Captain Jarret
Gault
Woodsing
Gold Circle
Nasturtia
Nasturtium
Lady Chilton
Prince Ahmed
Toy Boy
Robin Hood
St. Ilario
Smith
My Lady Frances
Powers
Lillian Ray
Lee
Molly Stark
Pauline Purcell
Nebraska Lass
Lena Leech
Lady Psyche
Miss Hapsburg
Ruscana
Helen Kidder
Masnada
Garie
Waterway
Jackson Day
Koerner
Notter
Qenoomoo
Momentum
Morales
Molly Montrose
Wild Irishman
Prowler
Industrious
Minos
Shipwreck
Lucky Mose
Flynn
Hanbridge
Duber
Jersey Lady
Heart of Hyacinth
Mulcahey
Come On Sam
Bonart
McDaniel
King Brush
Fusillade
Monere
Gracebus
Allowmaise
Sheen
Cullidale
Russell T
Martius
Alsony
Hadar
Hans
Jennie’s Beau
St. Hanio
Ott
S. Bridge Whist
Bannda
Pat Ornus
den of Dawn
Goldquest
Doubt
Beau Brummel
J. Lee
Tivolini
Donna
Lady Alicia
Jack Witt
St. Bellane
Elizabeth Club Defeats Passaic Club in Athletic Bowling League
Elizabeth Club handles Passaic Club 3–0 in last night’s Athletic Bowling League series at Elizabeth to rise to 16 wins 8 losses. High scores dominated, Elizabeth averaging 978, Passaic 900. Al West and Pope each posted 208+ averages, with Clauss scoring notably in all three games.
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Elizabeth Club
Passaic Club
Elizabeth
Passaic
al West
Pope
Clauss
B. Paneseas Clauss
Harper
Nolte
Iso
Olsen Ae
A. West
Sherlock
Lefferta
Elston
Tota
HLS Peace
Pes Betes
Indoor Rifle Tourney Opens in Rochester at Columbia Club
The fourth annual indoor 22 calibre rifle league tournament starts at the Columbia Rifle Club in Rochester. Competition runs daily from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. all week, with money prizes and special merchandise awards. The championship match carries the premier title, plus a gold medal and fifty dollars divided among twenty prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Rifle League of
United States
Columbia Rifle Club
Skating Opens at Washington Park in Brooklyn Conditions Improve
The cold snap last night created smooth ice on the outdoor rink at Washington Park Brooklyn and skaters will have a good place to enjoy the sport today. Some men slated to race at Seranac Lake may use the day for practice on the good ice.
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Washington Park
Brooklyn
Seranac Lake
Des Moines Chasing Derelict Sailor Crew Sinks Near Nantucket
The Des Moines cruiser, under Commander T. M. Potts, sets out from Tompkinsville to sink an unidentified derelict south of Nantucket Lightship after storms delayed progress. Submarines Viper Tarantula Cuttlefish and tenders Hist Nina prepare for southern cruises. Porpus Plunger Shark and Nina docked for upgrades. government operates twelve subs with four more under construction. The Sioux heads to navy yard for repairs after a grounding near Me north week ago.
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Des Moines
Tompkinsville
Nantucket
T. M. Potts
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Grand Prix 1908 Rules and New Orleans Trip Details
The Automobile Club of America relays rules from the Automobile Club of France for the 1908 Grand Prix. Four cylinder engines with specific bore limits, minimum car weight of 1100 kilos, and entry fees set for one to three cars. Also notes Ralph Owen’s winter NYC to New Orleans motor trip to study roads and politics for Paris race planning, plus early snow test results of gasoline street cabs in New York.
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Automobile Club of America
Automobile Club of France
Wich
Ralph Owen
New York
New Orleans
Gulf
Albany
Buffalo
Cleveland
Louisville
Birmingham
Owen
Hiareld Ransom
General Electric Company
Edward Coleman
Toledo
George Davidson
Syracuse
Ransom
Angus Smith
Olds Motor Works
Rochester
Erie
Cincinnati
Lexington
Nashville
Baton Rouge
New York Transportation Company
Constitution Debate At New York Universalist Dinner
Robert H. Roy assistant district attorney of Kings County argued that the Constitution remains sacred but warned against federal overreach and criticized Secretary Root for centralized authority. He blamed two criticism sources: federal officials and those embracing socialism. He urged caution about broad federal powers.
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New York Universalist Club
Robert H. Roy
Kings County
St. Denis
Roy
Mr. Roy
Secretary Root
Root
Stenographer Denies Robbery of $15000 at Wall Street Firm
Miss Helen E. Flack aged 26 faced Judge Crain in General Sessions on a charge of forging a $76.44 check for her employer Joseph E. Ellery, a manufacturer of advertising novelties. Assistant DA asserted a $15000 theft. her counsel said she had lost a large sum in Wall Street. Bail was raised from 300 to 5000 as authorities pressed the case.
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Helen E. Flack
Crain
Wall Street
Marshall
Miss Flack
Jefferson Market
Joseph E. Ellery
Ellery
Son in Cabin Father in Steerage on Ship to Ellis Island
A St Louis passenger tale reports a 35 year old son in the second cabin and his nearly 80 year old Russian father in steerage after a stormy voyage from Southampton. The father says the son refused to move him to better quarters to avoid shame. The elder man was later taken to Ellis Island.
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St. Louis
Southampton
Isaac Findowicz
Samula
London
Russia
Ellis Island
Abandoned Helen G Mosley Crew Rescued Near Newport News
The British steamship Earl of Carrick arrived with Captain T. E. Harper and eight crewmen from the schooner Helen G. Mosley, abandoned after a fierce storm off Fenwick Island. They were rescued by the Hamburg-Amer Bierawa after four hours in a lifeboat. The vessel, bound from Savannah to Boston with timber, sank as water flooded her holds. owner listed as John Q. Mosley of Boston.
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Newport News
Earl of Carrick
T. E. Harper
Helen G. Mosley
Harper
Jeanner Bierawa
Newport
Norfolk
Hamburg
Bierawa
New Jersey
Savannah
Boston
Fenwick Island
Mosley
John Q. Mosley
King and committee press grand jury on traction company crimes
William F. King and four stockholders committee members told the grand jury about alleged crimes by New York traction financiers and urged investigation. They submitted a controversial plan to present evidence at their own expense with committee paid counsel if Jerome allows it, hinting prosecution would be blocked otherwise. They criticized District Attorney Jerome and cited minutes to be sought from Justice Dowling.
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William F. King
The
Street Railway Company
New York
King
Mr. Jerome
Mr. King
Jerome
Grand Jury
Public Service Commission
Interborough Metropolcing Company
Justice Dowling
City Clears Snow as Street Department Leads Effort
Commissioner Crowell and Chief Inspector Bensel met with Deputy Edwards to review snow removal plans. The city aims to clear streets by Thursday with department crews and contractor help, paying for contractor work and preventing contract disputes. Main arteries were open by noon, but east and west corridors remained congested.
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Crowell
Walter Bensel
Craven
Edwards
Park Row
Bens
Hundresty
Dstricts
Freight traffic falls on eastern railroads after December drop
Philadelphia reports a sharp decline in freight cars moved in December on lines east of Altoona and Southern New Jersey with a modest January rebound. December traffic shows 182 000 cars, down from 196 000, while overall coastwise shipments and coal pier movements remain weak amid post panic curtailment.
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Philadelphia
Altoona
Pesesvania
New Jersey
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