Trotters Sell Well Big Price for Wilteen at Madison Square
The Fasig Tipton midwinter light harness horse sale at Madison Square Garden saw Wilteen, seven year old son of Wilton Zel Erine, and Locust Jack win big bids. Wilteen sold for $5.95 for H Steers of Port Chester, Locust Jack went to James Farley for $4.00, while The Bondsman was kept on reserve at 3804. The day drew a large crowd, 88 horses sold for $53,815, averaging above 36. The sale continues today with high expectations for bargains among valuable breeding stock and young trotters.
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Witeen
Wilton
Zel@erine
Locust Jack
Kellar
Thomas
Fasig-Tipton Company
Madison Square Garden
H. Steers
Port Chester
Wilteen
James Farley
Piattsboro
Baron Wilkes
Sorrento
Grace Bonday
New York
Joseph J. Thayer
John H. Shutts
Garden
Poughkeepsie
Fenner
Sesgoon
Ries McKinney
MecKinne
Nancy Henks
Abe Garson
Basier
B. L. Williams
Green Snaicnep
Axteli
Gayety
Axwortama Cambridge
Mass
Br. m
Game Garson
New Yo City
Brown
Elytie— Iger
Paterson
N. J
Peter the Great
Pat Oa
T4olta
York City
Miss Ford
Gettieburg
A. Br
r _ General
Guardsra
Selawar— Britton
S. D
Coke Jermaine
Central Falls
Queechy
Baronmore
A Garber
New York City
Itpetiera
K. C
Axworthy
T Steers
Bower
Allertan
A. Johnson
Orsining
N. T
Hoover
EdlacGrecor
W. Shade
Yorkers
Harvard Baseball Announces 27-Game Schedule for Coming Season
Pembridge and Maes lead Harvard baseball as 27 games are set for the season with two additions Fordham and Georgetown and two drops West Point and Columbia. A two extra games clause may be used if Princeton ties the race. Schedule lists Cambridge dates against Wesleyan Vermont Bowdoin Army Annapolis Maine Worcester Ithaca Amherst Princeton Hanover Brown Providence Dartmouth Yale New Haven and New York venues.
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Pembridge
Maes
Harvard
Heiule
Fordham
Georgenne
West Point
Columbia
New York
Princeton
Tele
Stew
Cambridge
Annapolis
Annapols
Ammapolis
Georgetown
Reteceii
Gates
Cursage
Maine
Crome
Worcester
Williame
Camberde
Cornet
Ithaca
Amherst
Idee
Uth
Hanover
Andover
Brown
Dartmants
Cornell
Holy Sy
Intersettlement Wrestling Champs Set for Boys Club Meet
The annual intersettlement wrestling championship will be staged at the Boys' Club on 10th Street Avenue with preliminaries on Tuesday and final bouts tomorrow night. Benjamin W, the 11 pound intersettlement, metro national and Olympic champion, has pinned six opponents in eight matches and has entered the event.
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10Th Street Avenue
Benjamin W
Hag
Hackenschmidt Retains World Wrestling Title in London
George Hackenschmidt of Russia defeated American Joe Rogers at Oxford Music Hall under catch-as-catch-can rules two falls to none. First fall 7 minutes 35 seconds, second fall 6 minutes 45 seconds, ten minute rest between bouts. Stake was 25 dollars a side. Large crowd witnessed the clear victory for the Russian champion.
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London
George Hackenschmidt
Russia
Joe Rogers
Oxford Music Hall
Hackenschmidt
Bettors
Rogers
Snowflake Prize Race Eyes South Shrewsbury Club
South Shrewsbury Yacht and Boat Club plans to offer a silver cup to lure the Snowflake to Long Branch for a cross-ice match. The Snowflake, last season’s Taylor cup winner, is the era’s finest third class yacht, with Captain J M O'Brien eager to clash with local boats. About fifty yachts are registered between the two clubs as ice reaches five inches at Shallow Point and third class yachts prepare to race tomorrow.
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the Tribune
Long Branch
N. J
South Shrewsbury Yacht and Boat Club
Newbury
N. Y
J. M. O’brien
South Shrewsbury
South Shrewsbury Club
Hazel L
Leroy
Mildred
Trouble Over Soccer In England Rift With Amateur Association
English soccer faces a potential disruption as a split widens between the Football Association and the Amateur Football Association. The Amateur group includes Oxford and Corinthians and plans tours to the United States, while the FA under Lord Kinnaird maintains control and warns clubs against playing the Civil Service team. American clubs await actions as New York officials state friendly ties and readiness to adjust to any FA decisions.
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England
Football Association
Great Britain
Amateur Football Association
Oxford
Cambridge
Corinthians
The
Lord Kinnaird
Civil Service Club, of
London
United States
A. W. Parker
Civil Service
Pilgrims
Fred H. Milnes
Sheffield
Harry Manley
New York
Staten Island Football Club
Mannie
Football Rclation
Swimming Events at Sportsman's Show in Madison Square Garden
Entry blanks for the carnival of water sports and swimming races at the big lake in Madison Square Garden have been issued. The Bath Beach Swimming Club sponsors these Amateur Athletic Union sanctioned events, held with the 14th annual Motor Boat and Sportsman's Show running February 2 to March 7.
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Big Lake
Madison Square Garden
Bath Beach Swimming Club
Amateur Athletic Union
Annual games of the South Regiment Athletic Association
The annual games of the Sth Regiment Athletic Association will be held in the armory on West Mth street tomorrow night. More than 130 entries have been received. The one mile relay race featuring teams from the 22d 23d 13th 71st and Sikh regiments will be the highlight.
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Sth Regiment Athletic Association
Armory
West Mth Street
Women Golfers Meet For Metropolitan Championship
The Women's Metropolitan Golf Association settled the next championship venue at Essex County Country Club with dates likely in late May or early June. Delegates discussed moving the meet to fall and the district team matches, pledging support for home competitions while noting key players Miss Georgiana Bishop and Miss Elsa Hurlbut will be unavailable. The nominating committee elected Mrs. Charles L. Tiffany as president and listed other officers as well as attending clubs and members.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Essex County Country Club
Charles L. Tiffany
East 36Th Street
Sesson
Tri-City
Boston
Atlantic City
Georgiana Bishop
Elsa Hurlbut
Miss Bishop
Morris County
Europe
Baltusrol
Frances C. Griscom
E. F. Sanford
Marie Harrison
M. E. Irving
W. Fellowes Morgan
Tiffany
N. Pendleton Rogers
Sanford
Miss Harrison
Hurlbut
Miss Irving
S. F. Lefferts
M. D. Patterson
Page Schwarzwaider
F. M. Bacon
Ballusrol
Brooklyn Country Club
A. D. Aldridge
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
53. B. Ayres
Dunwoodle Country Club
Frank Enos
Englewood Golf Club
James Barclay
Eublacker
Hackensack Golf Club
C. S Tiffany
H. F. Whitney
Nassau Country Club
Maud Ven Boskerk
Plainfield Country Club
H. R. Weeds
Richmond County Country Club
Belknap
Powelton Golf Club
W. D. Vanderpool
Morris County Golf Club
E. F$rd
Percy Ingalls
A. H. Harris
Apawamia Club
Edward Burgess
Wee Burn Golf Club
Ice Sports Thrill At Brooklyn Park Rink
Outdoor rink at Washington Park Brooklyn draws about fifteen hundred fans as the Red ball era stirs Central Park and nearby ponds. Yale visits New York Hockey Club for an exhibition at 2 30 pm. Newburg hosts Eastern amateur skating championships February 12 with five events. St Nicholas Rink features NY and Crescent Athletic clubs in a key amateur hockey matchup tonight.
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Washington Park
Brooklyn
Superbas
Charles Ebbets, Jr
Central Park
Yale
New Haven
Hockey Club of
New York
Newburg Wheelmen
Orange Lake
Newburg
N. Y
St. Nicholas Rink
New York and
Crescent
Favorites win at City Park amid racing surprises
At New Orleans City Park racetrack on January 20 three favorites Pinion John Carroll and Hans prevailed in races while longshots and heavy bettors faced losses. John Carroll rallied in the fourth race to win as an even money favorite with Notter riding two winners in six mounts.
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New Orleans
Pinin
John Carroll
Hans
City Park Racetrack
Dr. Logan
Envoy
John Smulski
Harting
Dr. Heard
Lindale
Western Duke
Bassolo
Notter
Pinion
G Notter
Dr. Armstrong
Powers
Roseburg II
Kirwin
Joe Hewell
Nebraska Lass
Edwin L. Swittlg
Inela
Molly Stark
Swing
Cuban Boy
Bessie Trent
Kenmare Queen
Matross
Bad Kid
S. Flynn
Gracchus
Duber
Gold Way
C. Koerner
Gilfain
Envey
King Brush
Tudor
Devout
Dry Dollar
Jerry Sharp
Prytania
Cape
Mr. Peabody
Mic Daniel
Jack Witt
J. McCahey
Rappahannock
Minder
Fay
Vipertine
Hughes
Animus
Smulski
Benart
Suffice
Miss Affable
Crafty
Loring
Husted
Nifo
Funiculaire
Hannibal Bey
Lee
Prince Hohenlohe
Cocksure
Topsy Robinson
Airship
Donna Elvira
Heart of Hyacinth
Lucy Marie
Rebo
Druid
Haas
Miss Mazzoni
Daniel
Albert Star
Pat Ornus
Orena
Arrow Swift
Melange
Sabado
Bridge Whist
Frescati
Kitty Smith
Sainesaw
Bucket Brigade
Bayou Lark
Bitter_Fair
Montreal Club Keeps Eastern League Franchise in Local Syndicate
Montreal will retain its Eastern League franchise with President Powers finalizing transfer from Frank Farrell to a local syndicate. Jimmie Casey of Brooklyn is expected to be named manager as part of the deal.
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Montreal
Powers
Frank Farrell
New York Americans
Jimmie Casey
Brooklyn
Actors Seek Action on Gas Rates at P S C Offices
Two actors J L Barry and Harry Devaux visited the Public Service Commission seeking a reduction in gas prices and regulation of the theatrical trust. The gas case remains contentious with appeals and a possible Supreme Court review. litigation costs exceed one hundred thousand dollars.
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Actors’ Union
J. L Barry
Harry Devaux
Public Service Commission
Theatrical Trust
Hough
Consolidated Gas Company
City of New York
Consolidated
Arthur H. Masten
Judge Hough
Public Service Comits
New York Athletic Club Dominates Montclair in Bowls Standings
In a crowded Athletic Bowling League night, New York AC swept Montclair five on their home lanes 934 to 309, with Arnold scoring 231 and strong NY errors by Montclair. Roseville edged Newark Bay 841 to 825 after a tight set, while New York and Elizabeth remain tied for first at sixteen wins, eight losses.
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New York Athletic Club
Montclair Club
Roseville
Newark Bay Club
New York
Elizabeth
Jersey City
Montclair
Arnold
Newark Bay
Jager
G. A. R. May Stop Yale Princeton Game
New Haven Jan 30 An official protest by the Grand Army of the Republic may halt the annual Yale versus Princeton baseball game on Memorial Day in this city. Veterans previously objected that the date disturbed their plans for proper observance of Memorial Day duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Grand Army of the Republic
Yale
Princeton
Pay Reduced for Soliciting Gifts by Letter Carriers
Six letter carriers at Sub-station Y had their pay cut by $100 yearly for violating postoffice rules against soliciting gifts and selling tickets for entertainments. Postmaster Morgan ordered inspectors and stoppage of ball ticket sales by carriers. Some carriers had distributed New Year cards bearing names, prompting complaints as gifts. The circular reiterates the ban on soliciting gifts while allowing carriers to sell tickets to non-mail recipients.
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Postoffice
Postmester Morgan
Letter Carriers’ Association
the Tribune
Morgan
Perfoot Plan Weighs in Capitol Furniture Trial
In Dauphin County Court the defense claims Sanderson overcharged for Capitol furniture, asserting charges based on surface measurements and a unit price of 18.40 dollars per foot. Cross examination shows sofas, tables, and clothes trees with varying feet counts, while former Governor Pennypacker may testify for the defense.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Sanderson, Snyder
Mathues
Shumaker
Dauphin County
Sanderson
Capitol
Standford B Lewis
Joseph M. Huston
Lewis
Commonwealth
Huston
Pennypacker
Board of Grounds and Buildings
Black Hand Bomb Strikes Williamsburg Storefront
Tunazio Abate of 25 Troutman Street Williamsburg received Black Hand letters demanding 1000 dollars to be paid by Wednesday. A bomb with a partially burned fuse exploded before his door, damaging the building by several thousand dollars. Italian detectives suspect Black Hand headquarters near Abate’s store amid multiple recent attacks and two murders.
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Tunazio Abate
Troutman Street
Williamsburg
Black Hand Society
Bureau of Combustibles
Abate
Black Hand
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Flackenschmidt
Reid
Wepper
Knighthead
Marella
Agnes Wood
Gee
Our Boy
Virgina Maidian Firmaiment
Feastanes
Albert
Neetone
Lad of OM
Fiantland
Thomas Calhoun
Javotte
Kural Loy
Itustle Aire
Dick Rose
Bearida
Ketchem
Rolin Aboes
Royal Onyx
Hief Hayes
Fred Mulhojland
Ben Trevato
Talbert
Handzarra Ooeseweeeres Iub
Granada
Heine
Flayigny
Hawkame
Royal
Halpard
Pierne Vincent
Walner Griswell
Ruse of Pink Tiveigh
Sports ON the Ice
Farrell
Montreal Club
New York A. C
Sherwood
Breen
Thomgan
Walker
Sigler
Newark
Perrson
Vreeland
Perry
Ore Sul Sui
Olozaga
Dwyer
Itu
Weed
Griffiths
Iss van Ness
Jaeger
Eels
Meyer
H.S
Lest
Elizabeth Os
Wis
Passaic
Taureane. CO
East 30Th
la Cuma
Hotel Savoy
Luchow
14Th ST
Tel
Stuyvesant
Vienna
Artist Orchestra
Amente Olch
Cafe Lafayette
Cafe Martin
St & Bway
St. Cafe Boulevard
Harlem, Casino
Engle
Herald Square ‘Hotel
34Th St
Bway
A la Carte Music
Cine
NEW Grand
L'Elysee
Broadway
Breslin
29Th St
New
A la Carte
Coney Island
Stauch Ss
Ala Carte Mushellers
Travellers’ CO
East 30Th St
Orleans
St. Charles Frankfort
Madela
White Star Steamers
Reid’s Hotels
Haple Bertolinis
Naples
Santa Lucia Hotel
Ideal Hotel
Hotel Imperial
White House
Madison SQ
J. EB Than
Seventh Ave
Tribune
Columbia College
Paraguay
Robert £. Park
John 4. Gebb
Edward W. Townsend
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