Hockey Club of New York Beats Wanderers 12 Goals to 3
The Hockey Club of New York defeated the Wanderer Hockey Club 12 to 3 at St Nicholas rink last night, leaving Wanderers out of the race and New York’s club rising from last place. The match opened slow but the Hockey Club surged ahead after ten minutes, and clean play prevailed until late. Wanderers’ roughhouse tactics led to several penalties as Dobby and Liffiton refereed well. Dufresne and Johnson changed lines. Johnson struggled at right wing. Woods in goal was off his best, while New York’s defense strengthened and Russell starred, neutralizing opponents’ advances. Gorham finally capitalized for the first tally, and the second period saw the Hockey Club dominate, with Bryar and Phillips contributing. final score 12-3.
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Wanderer Hockey Club
St Nicholas
Hockey Club of
New York
Wanderers
Dobby
Liffiton
Dufresne
Johnson
Woods
Russell
Bryan
Eliison
Williams
Gorham
Ellison
Folle Hockey Club
Wanderer H.C. Ellison
G Penne
Rueeeli McKenzie Allen
Bryar Phillips
Ae Ak
Bryant
Phillips Ruseeli
Allen and McKenzie
Tierham
Williams Crescent Athletic
Arths Mten
Crescent Athletic Club
Utmpires
George Stebbins
Meadow Brook Hunt Elects Officers at Waldorf Astoria
At the Meadow Brook Hunt annual meeting held yesterday at the Waldorf Astoria, Edwin D. Morgan was named president and August Belmont held vice president and secretary treasurer roles. August Belmont Jr. succeeded Samuel Willets as master of fox hounds, with R L Beeckman Fred W Watriss James A Bergen Jr and August Belmont among re elected stewards. Annuel reports praised the club’s flourishing condition.
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Meadow Brook Hunt
August Belmont
Ennuel
Jersey City Club Wins Athletic Bowling Series
The Jersey City club defeated Columbia in an Athletic Bowling League series on home alleys last night. RB Schiereth led with a 247 first game and 912 total for the match, while Jamster added 243 and a late strike run. Columbia led in the second game with a 912 score but fell short as Jersey City won the decisive game 913 to 879.
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Jersey City
Columbive
RB. Schlereth
Amster
Columbia
Schiereth
Credatx
Jamster
Notter Wins Four at New Orleans Racetrack Run
Notter the jockey rode four winners and a second in five mounts at City Park today. He opened with Pete at 5 to 2, then Carthage at 16 to 5, Severus at 8 to 1, and Knight of Ivanhoe at 12 to 1, with bettors profiting as prices moved. A $14 wager on his five mounts would have paid about $20.
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New Orleans
Notter
City Park Racetrack
Pete
Carthage
Severus
Juggier
Little Mose
C. Koerner
Heiéel
Borage
McNelly
Swiftly
Guerdaleen
Nellie Free
Tony
Egies
Dr Logan
Gorell
Onyx II
Husham
Pedro
Geld Mate
Maxnar
Tokalon
Fife
Land Breeze
Powers
Prince Hohenlohe
icPaniel
Angier
Gee Clare Russell
Jack Grattan
King Cole
Fantat
Diebold
Loring
Western Duke
Kernarter
Rebe
Eee
Flynn
Flee
R Shipp
Rustie
Javette
Miss Veriety
Padrone
Ethel Carr
Bucket Brigade
Alec Ran Aga
Ivanhoe
Otter
Louise
C. Keerner
Tern
Rod
Penl
Milshora
Adesso
Polly
Grenade
Mo- Exide
Golf Tourney in June Draws Delegates’ Debate
New Jersey State Golf Association delegates debated venue for the annual championship at the president Keighton Calkins office. They set June 4 5 and 6 for the tournament with Atlantic City and Englewood as early applicants and discussed field size travel concerns and club dues.
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New Jersey State Golf Association
Keighton Calkins
Country Club of
Atlantic City
Englewood Golf Club
Yountakah Country Club
Canoe Brook
Hackensack Golf Club
Hackensack
Englewood
New York
Leighton Calkins
John W. Griggs
North Jersey
Breeding Bureau Defends Stallion Program Amid Criticism
Algernon Daingerfield of the Jockey Club defends the breeding bureau against adverse letters. He notes foreign precedent, aims to educate farmers on mare care and colt rearing, and justifies culling stallions deemed unsound or unsuitable to sire. The bureau emphasizes improving breed quality and reducing middleman commissions.
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The
Jockey Club
Algernon Daingerfield
New York State
New York
Ccultural
Westchester County
Eeu
Midwinter Harness Horse Sale Opens at Madison Square Garden
Fasig Tipton begins four day midwinter auction of light harness horses in New York with a crowded crowd and brisk bidding. Opening-day prices averaged about $20 with notable sales including Stately Dame at $59 and Crown Princess at $415. Buyers and agents from the U.S., Canada, England and Austria attend, while Walnut Hall Farm consignments promise stronger prices next day.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Madison Square Garden
Canada
England
Austria
Bargezins
al Thomas
Al-Star
J. C. Bogert
Crown Princess
Brighton Beach
J. W. Daly
Mount Kisco
Bingen
Admiral Dewey
Abe Johnson
Brockton
Mass
Walnut Hiall Farm
Ferenc
Walnut Hall Farm
Mok
Fereno
Brenda Yorke
Susie N
Silika
Flying Arrow
Garden
Dr. H. D. Gill
Leaman Straus
J. Watrus
John H. Shults
Florida
Henry M. Jones
Abner L. Deysher
Harry 5. Orr
Reading
Penn
General C. C. Watts
W. G. Bennett
Charlestown
W. Va
Roy Miller
Macon
N. Y
Burgoyne
W. W. Evans
Lexington
W. L. Duntley
T. L. Quimby
Boston
A. L. Lathrop
Albany
Indoor skating championships head to Duquesne Gardens
The world indoor skating championships will be held at Duquesne Gardens in Pittsburg on February 6 and 7, with competitions expanding to Cleveland for the United States Indoor championships featuring top skaters.
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Duquesne Gardens
Pittsburg
Cleveland
United States
Auto Racing Plans Alter Dewar Cup Event
The Automobile Club of America reports the Dewar trophy qualifying 100 mile at 60 mph is canceled after trustees refused. A one mile amateur race may replace it, with borrowing cars allowed. Notable entrants include W Gould Brokaw in Christie front drive 139 HP and the Fiat Cyclone. Savannah hosts the March 18 19 endurance events with thousands expected, officials tout a valuable Savannah Challenges Trophy for the 360 mile race featuring a Tomochichi bust and silver feathers for winners. International entries are welcome with European and American manufacturers invited to compete on the speedy, hillless course. Paris to New York race cars depart for New York via Havre with drivers Suchaffrey Godard Scafoglio and Pons bound for the coast.
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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
Paris
Havre
Pons
Herrman Says No Fight With Pulliam Over Blacklist
Cincinnati January 28. Garry Herrman chairman of the national commission rejects reports of a feud with Harry Pulliam president of the National League over the blacklist resolution. He declares he does not want Pulliam to resign and credits him with honesty while noting a mistaken ground.
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the Tribune
Cincinnati
Harry Pulliam
National League
Garry Herrman
National Commission
Herrman
Pulliam
Alden Sells the Fern Motor Yacht to Jones of Louisville
The motor yacht Fern, 89 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 9 inches, with a 0 horsepower gasoline engine capable of 12 to 14 mph, was sold by A. H. Alden to Lawrence Jones of Louisville. Built from Glelow's plans in 1906 for C. D. Freeman, who later sold her 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
Cambridge Mass Jan 2 The Harvard relay team for the Boston Athletic Association meet at Mechanic's Hall Saturday night was announced tonight. Members are M B Van Brunt H Watson B K Merrihew and P C O Haske.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Mechanic's Hall
M. B. van Brunt
H. Watson
BK. K. Merrihew
P. C O. Haske
Favors Torrens Plan A 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 noting title security and cheaper conveyancing, warned current title search burdens, and criticized extending feudal law for modern land ownership.
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M. Joseph Harson
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
West Sidh St
Mr. Harson
Tle
Torrens
Harson
Mainteipad
Apartment House Sold on Upper Seventh Avenue
Louis Bernstein buys the Monmouth s ty story apartment house at 25 Seventh Ave on a 323 by 100 foot plot via Arnold Byrne Baumann and MH RL Lilly from Edgar Swain. Louis Daum sells 131 West 5th St five story flat on 20 by 111 feet. Samuel Grossman sells 61 East 4th St three story building on a 2 by 25 feet lot. Hudson Realty buys Colebrooke Company flats 1212 to 1218 Boston Rd at 163th St corner on 130 by 131 feet. S Altman sells 1298 College Ave two story dwelling on 15.6 by 100 feet to S Rollin.
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Louis Bernstein
Monmouth
Seventh Ave
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann
MH. RL Lilly
Edgar Swain
Louis Daum
West Lifth St
Samuel Grossman
East 4Th St
Hudson Realty Company
Colebrooke Company
Leo M. B
Jacob Leitner
Boston Road
Market Auction Parcels Sold in Real Estate Exchange Rooms
Auction results list multiple parcels sold or scheduled for sale. Joseph P Day sold a vacant plot on the north side of 140th street for 310000, a five story tenement with stores for 52099 to J W Munch, and foreclosures or adjourned sales at several addresses. Samuel Goldstein foreclosed on a three story dwelling for 15595 with about 5500 due, D Phenty Ingraham co sold a corner vacant lot for 36790 with about 4899 due, and sheriff sales and adjourned items at multiple properties including Broome Street and 60th Street addresses.
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Joseph P. Day
Su Ann's Oves
R. H. Deeves
Ttm St
J. W. Munch
Alien St
Samuel Goldstein
T2d
Frederick Morich
D. Phenty
Pilot
Lid St
Webster Ave
W. P. Kennelly
Plans filed for converting buildings into offices and amusements
Buildings plans filed with Superintendent Murphy show Nos 119 and Dp Rivington street to become an office building with a ground floor moving picture show for Novelty Amusement Company at an estimated cost of 35009. Plans also call for an amusement hall on the first floor of stores and shops at Nos 272 and 275 Grand Street for Tee & Norman as new owners with architect Benjamin Sackheim.
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Murphy
Rivington St
Novelty Amusement Company
Hedman & Schoen
Grand St
Tee & Norman
Benjamin Sackheim i
Emigrant Bank Plans Thirteen-Story Building in Chambers Street Block
Raymond F. Almiralt submits drawings for a new thirteen story building for Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank on Chambers Street from No 43 to 47 extending to DS Readest. The bank acquired the site from Century Realty Company several months ago.
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Raymond F. Almiralt
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Century Realty Company
Realty Notes Leases and Sales in Local Properties
White and Phipps lease the easterly store at No East List street to Delft Company for F W and J B Burton for a term. Edenwald Land Company sells to Fives Larsen parcels on Randall Avenue near Hill Avenue and 350 feet from Amondson Avenue. The Duress Company leases 10000 square feet in the Herring Busting area at Ninth Avenue and 14th Street to Maxim Hat Works for a term.
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White & Phipps
East List St
F. W
J. B. Burton
Delft Company
Edenwald Land Company
Fives Larsen
Randall Ave
Hill Ave
Amondson Ave
Duress
Ninth Ave
14Th Si
Maxim Hat Works
Hedley Opposes Safety Trippers On Local Tracks
Chairman Willcox of the Public Service Commission held a hearing on an order to show cause why Interborough Rapid Transit should not extend safety tripper devices from express to local tracks. General Manager Hedley argued the tripper would slow fast trains and reduce service, citing a $1,965,909 upgrade at the 59th street station and other improvements. Willcox asked Hedley’s engineers to study the issue to verify the claimed impact.
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Willcox
Public Service Commission
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Hedley
Mission
Board of Estimate
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Hunt Club
Meadow _ Brooke
E. D. Morgan
Jersey City Club
Jersey One Club
Zameter
Garrison
G. Schiereth
RR. Schiereth
Bowe Et. Shee
Columbia Club
Samuel Willets
Meadow Brook Hunt Chub
New Jersey
Fox Hills
Joseph J. O'Donohue, Jr
Hugh O'Bonoghue
G. W. Lembeck
A. J. Stone
Arthur McAleenan
Samuel M. Dix
A. H. Pogson
E. G. Potter
F. B. Barrett
R. R. Mamlok
Edward Morrison
A. H. Thomas
William G. Hoople
William Boyd
Eugene W. Scheffer
Ch. m
Alclasone
John McGraten
Lew Waist
Woodford
Miss Glion
Pacer
Br. m
Aldascar Charles A.higgins
Portland
Eal Argot Prince
B. m
Argot Wilkes
W. R. Cox
Manchester
Ight Star
B . Mattie M
H. Brown
Brooklyn
Alma B
Parcer
C. R. Brown
Watertown
Ee Czar
Masson
Moxey Mead
Rexaneewrecee
Edina Mannie
Silver Ball
Buckman
Dawson 'S
Peter Be
Little Wally
Monte Carlo
Ella O'Neill
Miss Delaney
Wees
Lens
al Muller
Creee
Brage
Jersey Lady
Comedienne
Anne McGee
Elizabeth Harwood
Tillian Ray
Brougham
Lady Chilton
John Carroll
Momentum
Hyperion
Lad of Langdon
Prince Ahmed
St. Tiario
Evelyn S
Seerere
Peoria
Bucking Boy
Prynee Brakespeare
Merrigan
Abrupt
Lotus Brandt
Stoneman
Jennie
Bulkhead
Fletcher
Sylvia G
Lord Lovat
Minot
Benu Brummell
Gild
Auto Racing
State
Blackstone
Manhattan Island
Register
Sth
Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Upper
Seventh Avenue
Joseph P Dar
Broome St
Cor Lewis
I Smith
J Bhimets
Jackson
60Th St
Amsterdam Ave
Hyman
Sirgle
Hyman Et al
J Baron
Bronmxwoot Ave
Wakefield
G Johnsen
M Youngs
A T Rowe
Emigrant Savings Bank Plan
Bayberry Point
Islip
L. I
Bas
Jennissstr
Nap Mobil
Herbert A. Sherman
Country Property
Prospect Park
Catskill
Ruland & Whiting CO
Beekman ST
Ira
Lambert
Westfield
Union Co
New Jesus Bargaitn
Falls
Harlem
R. R
Cmve- Haight
Millwood
N. J
Ee -Arm
John Williams
Farmingdale, N. J
OMS
BATH
Seay Denes Nee Se
Ana and
Rensselaer Hotsis
Midwinter
Madison SQ. Garden
Monaghan
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