Hockey Club Triumphs Over Wanderers 12–3 at St Nicholas
The Hockey Club of New York defeated the Wanderer Hockey Club 12 to 3 at St Nicholas rink. Dobby and Liffiton refereed a clean game as Wanderers’ roughhouse tactics late led to penalties. Russell starred for the Hockey Club with decisive puck control and Gorham netted the final tally after Dufresne’s setup.
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Wanderer Hockey Club
St. Nicholas
Hockey Club of
New York
Wanderers
Dobby
Liffiton
Dufresne
Johnson
Woods
Russell
Bryan
Ellison
Wanderer Ho Densi
Weeds Ruecell
Derreshe McKenzie
Hornfeet Alten
Will Bryen
Gerham Phillipe
Esses Johnson
Oo. W
Ass Lapatniko
Hecker Club
Philips
Ruserll
Allen and McKenzie
Gerham
William Debby
Crescent Athiletiy Leh Assistem
Arth Tifiten
Greecent Athletic
Meeers ‘Ean
Meadow Brook Hunt Club Elects Officers at Waldorf Astoria
At yesterday's Meadow Brook Hunt Club meeting at the Waldorf Astoria, Edwin D. Morgan was elected president Avust Belmont became vice president and August Belmont secretary and treasurer. Samuel Willets was reappointed master of fox hounds while the stewards R L Beeckman Fred W Watriss James A Bergen Jr and August Belmont were re elected. Ennuiel reports show the club in flourishing condition.
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Meadow Brook
Waldorf- Astoria
Law
Edwin D. Morgan
Avcust Belmont
August Belmont
Samuel Willets
R. L. Beeckman
Fred W. Watriss
James A. Bergen, Jr
Jersey City Bowler Schiereth Stars In Mixed Athletic Match
Jersey City hosted Color Give in the Athletic Bowling League and won the first game 912 to 862. Schiereth rolled 247 in game one and delivered five strikes across frames two onward, while Lamster added 23. Jersey City finished with a winning 915 to 864 in game one and 907 to 915 totals led by strong scores from Schiereth and Lamster.
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Bia
Jersey City
Hanke
BL Sehlereth
Lamster
Columbia
Schiereth
Jamster
Notter Rides Four Winners at New Orleans Racetrack
Notter the jockey rode four winners and a second from five mounts at City Park racetrack. Pere won the first race off 5 to 2, Carthage captured the fourth at 16 to 5, Severus won the sixth from 2 to 1, and Knight of Ivanhoe took the seventh at 12 to 1. A $16 flat bet on all five mounts would yield about $20, with Carthage beating Jugger by a length in a hard drive.
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New Orleans
Notter
City Park Racetrack
Pere
Carthage
Severus
Juggier
Little Mose
C. Koerner
Conaise
Reféel
Borage
McNelly
Swiftly
Guerdalicen
Nellie Free
Tony
Mise Ren
Leogas
Gobi
Onyx IL
Husham
Errcant
St. Velma
Archibald
Bluster
Coa
Rieck Lady
Tieratiera
Reveilie
Buckman
Webherfields
Jim Hill
Koerner
Morning Light
Dyer
Reral Bond
Lightburn
Edith M. Garea
Tenye Blaine
Meid Militant
Rose Maxot
Betre Yous
Profane
Composer
Mirvaniel
Gweconé
Pedro
Fen
Honesty
Guid Mate
Maexnar
Land Freere
Power
Prince Hebenlohe
Ghé
Géii Daniel
Rustie
Javotte
Padrone
Ethel Carr
Bucket Brigade
Edella
Alec
Ecking
Ivanhoe
Cotter
Louise
Tern
Rod
Fenl
Milshora Cull
Adesso
Sister Pally
Grenade John Mac- Exide
Derize Axe Save
Aiso Ram
Dewar Cup Plans Abandoned for Speed Trials in Savannah
The Automobile Club of America剖 announces removal of the Dewar trophy long distance race after trustees reject the 60 mph average 100 mile qualification rule. A one mile amateur invitational may replace it, with borrowing allowed for cars. Finnish entries include the Christie front drive 139 hp and the Fiat Cyclone. Savannah hosts March 18 19 speed trials with extensive preparations and a unique Savannah Challenges Trophy valued at about 340 dollars.
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Automobile Club of America
Ocean Steamship Company
Savannah
Ormond
W. Gould Brokaw
Minneapolis
New York
Savannah Automobile Club
South
Georgia
Mississippi River
Harvey Granger
Tomachichi
Oglethorpe
Savannah Committee
Europe
United States
Ana Naek
Czar
Neerecesses
Masson
Maxe Mead
Rexane
Edina
Speed Marvel
Silver Ball
Buckman
Killdos
Rip
Dawson
Bank Holiday
Pete Vin
Creolin Peter Bee
Little Wally
Monte Carlo
Gloriier
Oan Ceesee
Elia O' Neil
Miss Delaney
Lens
Jersey Lady A Comedienne
Arne McGee
Elizabeth Harwood
Tallian Ray
Brougham Covercvess
Lady Chilton
Jli.c.c
John Carroll
Hyperion IT
Lad of Lang
Prince Ahmed
St. Tiario Carthage
Evelyn S&s
Peoria Oc Essetvpressaries
Bucking Boy
Brakespeare
Merrigo Tn
the Gavel
Abrupt
Lotus Brandt
Stoneman
Jennie’s Beeu
Fletcher
Eeeeennell
Sylvia
Minot
Delphie
Eeau
Golf Tourney in June planned by New Jersey clubs
Delegates at the New Jersey State Golf Association meeting favored June 4 5 and 6 for the championship. Atlantic City Englewood and other clubs submitted applications while Hackensack cited May or June as unsuitable. President Leighton Calkins re elected and finance showed a $24 balance.
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New Jersey State Golf Association
Leighton Calkins
Country Club of
Atlantic City
Englewood Golf Club
Yountakah Country Club
Cance Preok
Hackensack Golf Club
Hackensack
Hackensack Links
Englewood
New York
John W. Griggs
North Jersey Country Club
Baltustel Golf Club
E. N. Todd
Canoe Brook
F. A. Wright
Essex County Country Club
Charles W. O'Connor
Engiewood Golf Club
Trotters At Auction In Madison Square Garden Sale Opens
The Fasig Tipton midwinter light harness horse sale began yesterday at Madison Square Garden lasting four days. Buyers from the U S and abroad attended as prices held steady with averages near $20. Notable offerings included Stately Dame bought by Tao Bogert for $459 and Crown Princess sold to J W Daly for $415. Several two year olds from Walnut Hall Farm were catalogued for today with the sale’s momentum seen as likely to lift prices.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Madison Square Garden
Canada
England
Austria
al Thomas
Al-Star
Tao Bogert
Crown Princess
Brighton Beach
J. W. Daly
Mount Kisco
Walnut Hall Farm
Ferenc
Mok
Fereno
Brends Yorke
Susie N
Silika
Flying Arrow
Dr. H. D. Gill
Leaman Straus
J. Watrus
John H. Shults
Florida
Henry M. Jones
Abner L. Deysher
Harry 8. Orr
Reading
Penn
C. C. Watts
W.G. Bennett
Charlestown
W. Va
Roy Miller
Macon
N. Y
H Hurgoyne
W. W. Evans
Lexington
W. L. Duntley
T. L. Quimby
Boston
A. L. Lathrop
Albany
Favors Torrens Plan 4 New System Needed
M Joseph Harson spoke on Land Titles and Title Registration at the West Side Y M C A real estate school. He urged adoption of the Torrens system, arguing it would simplify title proof, reduce costs, and improve security while critiquing the current English derived land law.
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M. Joseph Harson
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
West
Harson
Blackstone
Aii
Saa Pany
Manhattan Island
Ate
Breeding Bureau Defends Stallion Selection in Jockey Club
Algernon Dainger, assistant secretary of the Jockey Club, answers criticism of the clubs breeding bureau. He notes fifty stallions in use, outlines aims to educate farmers on mare care and colt rearing, and cites safeguards. Several stallions were destroyed or removed for issues like nervey behavior, temper, or ringbone after evaluation.
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The
Jockey Club
Algernon Daingerfield
New York State
New York
Breeding Bureau
Ccultural
Westchester County
Skating Championship Dates Set for Duquesne Gardens
The world indoor skating championships will take place at Duquesne Gardens in Pittsburg on February 6 and 7. The skaters will then move to Cleveland for the United States indoor championships.
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Duquesne Gardens
Pittsburg
Cleveland
United States
Herrman Voices Support For Pulliam In League Rift
Telegraph from Cincinnati reports Garry Herrman chairman of the national commission says there is no fight with National League president Harry Pulliam over the blacklist resolution. He urges Pulliam to stay in office and denounces public mudslinging while affirming his honesty and sincerity.
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Tribune
Cincinnati
Harry Pulliam
National League
Garry Herrman
National Commission
Herrman
Pulliam
Alden Sells The Fern Motor Yacht In Louisville Transfer
The motor yacht Fern, 69 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 9 inches with an 80 horsepower gasoline engine capable of 12 to 14 mph, was sold by A. H. Alden to Lawrence Jones of Louisville. Built in 1906 from Gielow’s plans for C. D. Freeman, later sold to Alden.
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Fern
A. H. Alden
Lawrence Jones
Louisville
Henry J. Gielow
Glelow
C. D. Freeman
Mr. Alden
Harvard Relay Team Picked for Boston Meet at Mechanic’s Hall
Cambridge January 2 Harvard relay team announced to race the Boston Athletic Association event at Mechanic's Hall Saturday night. The lineup includes M. B. Van Brunt H. Watson K. E. K. Merrihew and P. C. Haskell.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Boston Athletic Association
Mechanic's Hall
M. B. van Brunt
H. Watson
KE. K. Merrihew
P. C. Haskell
Apartment House Sold on Upper Seventh Avenue Plot
Louis Bernstein purchased the Monmonth a large story apartment house at No 6 Seventh Avenue on a 233 by 100 ft plot. The sale involved Arnold Byrne Baumann and MH AL Lilly from Edgar Swain. Irregular S Altman sold Thornton Brothers No 1298 College Ave a two story dwelling on a 15.6 by 100 ft lot to S Rollin.
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Louis Bernstein
Monmonth
Seventh Averts
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann
AL Lilly
Edgar Swain
Louis Daum
West Lifth St
Samuel Grossman
East 4Th St
Hudson Realty Company
Colebrooke Company
Leo M. Mosauer
Jacob Leitner
Boston Road
168Th St
S. Altman
Thornton Brothers Company
College Ave
Auction market reports multiple parcels sale and foreclosures
Real estate auction notes list Joseph P. Day selling parcels at 109295 square feet north of 110th street for 310000 to R H Deeves, plus three five story tenement houses at 319 East Tim Street sold for 72900 to J W Munch. Foreclosures include Samuel Goldstein sale at 214 Baggett Street for 159595. W P Kennelly buys vacant plots for 6790 and related sums due. Today's offerings include multiple properties with due amounts and taxes, under sheriff sale terms.
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Joseph P. Day
110Th St
Su Ann's Oves
R. H. Deeves
Tim St
J. W. Munch
Allen St
Sarnuel Goldstein
Bagg T2d St
Frederick Morich
D. Phen Ingraham & Co
Plans Filed to Convert Rivington Street Dwellings to Office and Show
Plans filed with Buildings Superintendent Murphy convert Nos 198 and op Rivington street from occupied three story and basement dwellings with stores into an office building with a ground floor moving picture show for Novelty Amusement Company at an estimated cost of 35009. Architect Hedman and Schoen also handle first floor amusement hall at Nos 272 and 273 Grand street for ree and Norman as new owners. Architect Benjamin Sackheim is listed.
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Murphy
Ree & Norman
Benjamin Sackheim i
Admirall plans building for Emigrant Bank purchase
Raymond F Admirall drew plans to erect a thirteen story structure for the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. The bank acquired the property from Century Realty Company several months ago, with plans extending to Readest Street.
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Raymond F. Admirall
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Century Realty Company
Realty Notes Lease and Sale Report
White Phipps lease easterly property at So 8 East 61st St to F W J Burton for 2 year term. Edenvale Land Co sells to Fing Larsen a lot on Randell Ave south side 7 feet east of Hill Ave and sells another lot on Randall Ave near Amondsen Ave. The Duress Company leases 9000 square feet in the Herring Building at Ninth Ave and 14th St to Maxim Hat Works.
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White @ Phipps
61St St
F. W. & J. B. Burton
Delft Company
Edenvala Land Company
Fing
Larsen
Randell Ave
Hill Ave
Randall Ave
Amondsen Ave
Herring
Ninth Ave
14Th Si
Maxim Hat
Hedley Opposes Safety Tripper Expansion on Subway
Chairman Willcox of the Public Services Connection held a hearing on an order to show cause why the Interborough Rapid Transit Company should not extend safety tripper devices from express to local tracks. General Manager Hedley argued such devices would slow fast trains, reduce service, and waste the authorized $1,005,900 for grade changes at the 9th Street station and other improvements. He urged engineers study to verify the asserted impact.
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Willcox
Public Services Connecsion
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Hedley
Board of Estimate
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E. D. Morgan
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Joseph J. O'Donohue
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I. B. Barrett
R. R. Mamlok
Edward Morrison
A. H. Thomas
William G. Hepple
William Boyd
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Joseph Pi
Broome St
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John Ast
Youngs
Sheri
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Emigrant Savings Bank Plan
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