Armory record falls at Brooklyn games as Jarboe claims half mile
At the 13th Regiment Armory meet in Brooklyn last night Jarboe won the half mile novice in 2 minutes 132 5 seconds, beating the old mark by three seconds. The mile relay between 224 and 33d Regiments faced a protest over a relay touch but finished with 224 losing to 23d after a late start. Multiple heats and handicaps followed with wins by Hoyns, Van Thun, Hillman, and Dewar as spectators filled a seven-lap mile track and a large crowd observed the event.
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Armory
13Th
Brooklyn
Jarboe
McEntee
Bacon
Dan Frank
Frank
Harry Hillmen
Lawson Robertson
H. Dewar
24 Company
W. van Thon
Sth Company
Hillman
van Thun
George Hoyns
New York Athletic Club
Thad White
George Bonhag
White
H. L. Hillman
Sth
E. Saddington
J. West
Istompany
New York Athletic
Thandicar
B. Holier
4Th Company
A. Fompany
G. EB. Hall
Ott
H. W. Cohn
AG Keight
R. Holier
Lawson Reberisem
LF Schafer
Hollings
Amateur Athetic Association
Thletic Association
I. Piero
Pierre
McNells
Sx Trinity Club
Spalding Athletic Club
G. B. Hall
L. Pierce
J. Robertson
Harry
Decratchs
E. W. Glace
Soddington
WV. dJarboe
W. J. Ball
C. A. Reigar
Dan Dries
Woerntz
Devine
Carmen
M. A. McEtror
Peny
C. c. Ruggles
H. C. Berents
WF_ Finley
J. Ross
H. Cogan
NM. A. McFeiter
Ruezies
H. W. Nelson
Sth Compan
H. A. Taylor
C. A. Mohrman
W Schnerer
H. S Menning
L Pierce
W. E. Finley
L. Pierce Finner
A. Pany
M. M. Chambers
Carman
Cerny Ereand
W. Schnerer
Company
George Yards
H. Thompyards
Hendicap
Terden
Novelty Races Highlight St Bartholomew Club Indoor Games
Crowded 6th Regiment Armory hosts St Bartholomew's indoor meet with wall scaling won by Company B Sheen and a potato race dominated by Grace Club. Irish American Athletic Club second team wins open one mile relay with St Bartholomew's and Newark Club close behind. G. E. Hutchinson of Columbia wins 100 yard handicap. several disqualifications occur for lane violations. St Bartholomew's takes the point trophy with 16 points, Grace Club 9, Irish-American 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th Regiment
St. Bartholomew's Club
Company B
Sheen
Grace Club
Stevenson
St. Bartholomews
Murphy
Seward
G. E. Hutchinson
Columbia
Hulgen
Genet
C. Hansen
St. Bartholomew's
Eliow Sixnty-perch
W Fachee
W. 2. Kretteck
PF Basse
J. M McCue
Holy Dros Lyceum
J. J. Lavelie
Irish- American Athletic Club
Church Athletic League
Barthelmews Bore Club
Wrth
Farry
B. Warcrove
J Travisend
A. Parrett
Trinity Club
F .Horten
VF. Pilman
Hoole
F. Horton
KR. Mulliner
Columbia Dominates Cornell 9–0 in College Football Match
Columbia routed Cornell at South Field 9 to 0 as Diaz and O'Brien led the attack. Cornell fielded a multinational lineup lacking captain O Bucide, while Columbia showed superior speed and team play with Dwyer, Smith, Diaz, and Billinges contributing multiple goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Columbia
South Field
China
India
Greece
Armenia
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
Ithacans
O. Bucide
E. Dwyer
A. H. Smith
J. O’brien
Upstate Collegians
Diaz
Billingsley
New Yorkers
O'Brien
Billingles
J. Tallan Eee
Passis
T. W. Eustis
A. Voskamp
W. H. Richie G
Dwyer
W. EL. Wright
E. B. Hartung
R.H Coe
T. Tsai J. Ferguson
Oo Sees CB. Co. Towers
L. G. Kistler LH
Galapikian O.r
H. E. Women
Billingsley E. Sham
Rkian
A. Smith
A. Ee
Diazon
Retana
Luis
Chryssides
J. _O'Brien
A Narayan
Hary Mani
D. Murphy
S. C. Fernandez
Billingsley Oo. Smith
E Dwyer
West Side Wins Interassociation YMCA Meet
The West Side branch captured the point trophy at the annual interassociation YMCA meet held at the 224 Regiment Armory. Erasmus Hall High School won the one mile interscholastic race but was disqualified, with Manual Training High School finishing first. Event winners include West Side athletes in sprints and distance races, Harlem branch and Brooklyn Central runners earning top honors in several finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Point Trephy
Youngs Men's Christian Association
224 Regiment Armory
Erasmus Hall High School
Manual Training High School
Heath
F. J Street
C. Ginemder
F. Healy
RK. W. Lummis
Brooklyn
Jucknan
Kuscherf
McKenna
Jaylor
Rubicle
Pan Grochter
Hocking
Harlem
Huddell
Weber
O'Connor
Kelly
Harlem Branch
J. J. Armstrong
C. E. Palmer, Jr
Bennett
Schoninger
Wes
F. Chisolm
Brooklyn Central
Coadh. G Jenn
F. M. Buermann
J. McLaughlin
A. Flood
R. McCutcheon
Hariem Branch
O. Harper
J. A. Doughue
Paterson
Critchley
English
Hoffman
W. Fien
J. MacDowell
P. L. Phillips
FR. Pettit
Newark
H. Kramer
Eastern District
Stepat
A. J. Sullivan
Bedford
Wor
Br RF
W. Kennelh
E. Heinrichs
Wanderers Win World Hockey Title in Pittsburgh
The Wanderers of Montreal defeated the Bankers' seven of Pittsburgh 8 to 1 at Duquesne Gardens to clinch the world hockey championship. It was the second win in a best of three series after winning the first game Thursday.
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Pittsburg
Wanderers
Montreal
Canada
Bankers
Duquesne Gardens
New American Record Set in Plunge at AAU Meet
Charles T. Brown of the Illinois Athletic Club set a new American plunge record of seventy four feet at the East Liberty Aquatic Club in Pittsburg during the AAU national swimming championships. He broke his prior mark of seventy three feet set the previous night at Oakland Natatorium. C. M. Daniels of the New York Athletic Club won the 225 yard race. Team totals: New York 11, Illinois 19, East Liberty 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
East Liberty Aquatic Club
Amateur Athletic Union
Charles T. Brown
Illinois Athletic Club
Oakland
C. M. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
Mlinois Athletic Club
East Liberty Athletic Club
Yale Freshmen Defeat Columbia in Fencing Duel at Earl Hall
Yale freshmen defeated Columbia first-year fencers six bouts to three at Earl Hall. Ross and Sanders won all their bouts while Alden lost all. In the final foil clash, Ranson sustained a painful wound as his foil broke, but he continued fencing and a touch decided the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Columbia
Earl Hall
Columbia University
Ross
Sanders
Alden
Ranson
New Haven
Ress
Harvard Swimmers Triumph Over College of the City of New York
Harvard swimmers defeated the College of the City of New York by 3 to 1 in points. Withington won the 220 and 19 and 229 yard events, Harvard took the relay by three yards, Muller led local winners with 228 points in fancy diving, and Schmidt beat Manley in an exhibition swim. The home team also won the water polo game in ten overtime periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
College of the City of
New York Athletic Club
Karl Schmidt
College of the City of New York
Schmidt
Victorias Triumph Over New York Athletic Club in Hockey
The Victorias of Montreal defeated the New York Athletic Club 6 to 3 at St. Nicholas Rink. Patrick starred for the Victorias, with Mill and Castleman standouts for the Mercury Footmen. Bowie was in poor condition, and White filled in at point while Coolican moved to centre. The game opened 7 to 4 at halftime with the Vic torias pulling ahead in the second half.
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Victorias
Montreal
New York Athletic Club
St. Nicholas Rink
Mercury Footmen
Dalton
Brophy
White
Coolican
Gilbert
Gilmour
Pavan
Hale
Bowie
Canada
Patrick
Victoria
Mill
Castleman
Cana
Athletic Club
Zeal
Springfield Chosen For National Regatta Dates
Springfield Massachusetts was selected as the site for the national regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen of America on August 14 and 15. The New York Athletic Club hosted the national committee meeting with Harlem Regatta Association and Saratoga Association as bidders. Several clubs were granted permission to hold regattas on specified dates, and talks covered schoolboys rowing and the status of amateur eligibility amid conflicts involving William Varley of the Atalanta Boat Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfeld
Mass
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen of America
New York Athletic Club
Harlem Regatta Association
Saratoga Association
Springfield
Schuylkill River Rowing Club
Connecticut Valley Rowing Club
New England Rowing Association
Springfield Boat Club
Hoboken Rowing Association
Middle States Regatta Association
Trey
N. Y
American Henley
Philadelphia
William Varley
Atalanta Boat Club
J. J. F. Mulcahy
Francis
Varley
Wees
National Association of Oarsmen
Amateur Rowing Association of
Great Britain
Georgetown Nine Opens Season With Victory Over Maryland Aggies
Georgetown defeated Maryland Agricultural College 9 to 6 on Georgetown Field to start the baseball season. Diamond pitched and struck out nine, homering, with Eckenrode and Byrd aiding the offense. Grayson and Ratteri are noted in the Maryland lineup as umpires listed as Handi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgetown
Maryland Agricultural College
Diamond
O.e F
Antelope Hunt From Auto In Montana
Lewistown man M. L. Woodman reports using a National car to chase antelope in the Belt Mountains sixty-five miles from Lewistown. He says the hunting party spied a band five miles away, followed at a quarter mile, and shot two antelope within Montana’s legal limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Belt Mountains
Montana
Chicago Defeats Penn In Intercollegiate Final
The University of Chicago basketball team defeated the University of Pennsylvania 21 to 18 in Chicago. This was the first of three games to decide the intercollegiate championship with Chicago holding the Western title and Penn the Eastern title. The second game will be played in Philadelphia next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
LECTURE ON New York to Paris Auto Race Repeated for Families
Orrel A. Parker spoke at the Automobile Club of America on the New York to Paris race and the talk was popular. In response to requests from members families the lecture will be repeated Friday afternoon at 4 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Automobile Club of America
Orrel A. Parker
Rival Cars to Meet for Wager in Hill Climb Showdown
The George Jackson Scott Motor Company and Aerocar agency agreed to a hill climbing contest during the carnival week after a meeting at the Cumberland Hotel. C. W. Gathout of Jackson challenged Aerocar through A. L. Kull, leading to a wager on which car would prevail in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jackson Scott Motor Company
Jackson
New York
A. L. Kull
Aerocar Agency
Cumberland Hotel
Kull
C. W. Gathout
Jackson Company
Gathout
Jackson Esr
Aeroecar
Aerocar Company
Foreclosure Auction Plans On Central Park West Loft
Real Estate Exchange salerooms list multiple foreclosure offerings including a nine story Central Park West apartment building, various 4 to 6 story tenements, and vacant lots. Listings show numerous parcels with names such as Day and Ingraham & Co, with liens, taxes, and first mortgages referenced. Sales span Tuesday to Friday with extensive property details and attorney references.
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Real Estate Exchange
Central Park West
Joseph P. Day
Central Fork
Betty Apth
Herman Auerbach
Ira McCord
Kantrowtte & EB
Attys
J Hardy
Hughes
Osty Dwg
Joseph Rosenzweig
Arcangello Messacappa
Searing
James Kearney
D P Ingraham & Co
Audubon Ava
William Crawford
Solomon Littenberg
Bowers & Lattyve
Joseph P
40Th St
7Th Ave
J R Neely
Elizabeth Angles
24 Ave
Mixl
Pincus Lowenfeld
Wallenstein
Arnstein & Lattys
E T Fitzgerald
128Th St
Park Ave
Marx
Parker & Batty
Hyde
75Th St
3A Ave
1St Ave
Tid St
Sheriff's
Lazarus Spero
J McKeen
E Wise
F Cook
Wilbur
Bryant
Kennelly
Tiffany
St George Building Resold to Investor by Neyes Co
The St George Building on Beekman Street, a marble and stone structure of about 15 000 square feet, now leased to Linde Paper Company until May 1 1927, was resold by the Charles F Neyes Company to an investor in an all cash transaction. The property was originally bought by J L Mott Iron Works in 1884 for 2000 dollars and later altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Neyes Company
St. George
No. St
Beekman St
Linde Paper Company
J. L. Mott Iron Works
Charles F. Noyes Company
Berwin & Co Bid For Daniel McSweeny Estate
Berwin & Co bid on the Daniel McSweeny estate for a client. The four story apartment at 137 Lexington Ave occupies a lot 80 by 125 feet at the northeast corner of West 8th Street. The sale price noted is 20 500. Bassman sold for the Henry Ste samp estate at No. 6 West 14th Street a four story American.
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Joseph P
Bolton Rd
Dyckman St
Prescott
Harriet N Talcott
Tinton Anw
150Th St
50Th St
Beekman Pl
Toi 2d
Gsoth St
Exer's
Lawrence
M ‘Cormack
Decca
8Th Ave
Trreg
H Ave
48Th Et
11Th Ave
45Th St
Lenox Ave
Sedgwick
Lawrence Ave
Sedwick Ave
Bowers
H R Garden
White Plains
T Bradley
Frank Wolf
A H Wadick
Warren Lestia
Samuel Marx
Annie Hoffman
Meier Frank
H M Goldberg
Lawrence Cohen
Herbert A Sherman
Bainbridge Ave
20Th St
Dwig B Y Zumieden
Emil Lang
Dutton & Kattys
H Hibberd
Berwin & Co
Daniel McSweeny
Lexington Ave
Bassman
Henry Stesamp
West
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NEW Armory Record
Harry Hillman
Hurdies
St. Bartholomew’s Club
Regiment Armory
C. C.N
Peabody
William Russell
Dr. McKenzie
George Harmon
M. Keefe
Hockey Club
George Stebbins
Strange
Tims
New York City
Fort George
Gramatan Inn
Bronxville
Winton Motor Carriage
Wickeff, Church & Partridge
Allen-Swan Co
Brooklin American Locomotive
Ante Car Sales Co
Babcock Elec
Carriage Baker Electrics
O. Bianch
Rowman
Brewsater
Brosduay
Fleveland Motor Car
Corbin Motor Car
Elmore
Fiat Automobile Co
Verd
Fraver-Miller Co
Garford Motor Car
Erasaman
Geo
Hamilton-Ke
Est
Louis Car Co
Studebaker Bros
Times Square
Autono
Wayne Motor Car
Welch Motor Car Co
White Co
Arrant Motor Co
Imamond Rubber Tire
Empire Tire Co
Fickling & Co., Inc
Firestone Tire Co
Fish Rubber Co
Goodrich Rubber Tire
Goodyear Rubber
Hartford
Jones
Michelin Tire Co
Morgar & Wright Tires
Newmastic Tire Co
Transportation
P and H Tire
Samson Leather
Auto Supply
Warner Instrument
Wyatt
Listman
Allen St
Broome
M J Co
Gussie Fieck
Goldfogle
Norwood
St. Ss
Ist Ave
Annie Maguire
Joseph Louis
Arthur Hurst
Southern Boulevard
Avenue St John
Ins & T Co
John McGrath
P S Dean
Atty Oe Fromme
Peter F Meyer
St. S S
Mth
Andrew Logan
E Browne
Ingraham & Co
Sheriff Bokso
Thomas Sealy
Clark
Reed & Pattys
J Mottomir
James L Wells
St. S
Amsterdam Ave
John Murray
H Epstein
Levine
J Diamond
Benjamin Silberstein
Hyman Cohen
Arthur Johns
Lawlor
Foster & Cattys
Uptown House
Mitchell
H. P
A. G. Southworth Co
Broadway
Europe
Piart-Pechard & CO
Bayen
France
Pipeauto
New Jersey Real Estate
Newark and New York Railroad
Geo. E. Scheider
Union Building
Newark, N. J
Pral Homes
Passaic
Ditron
Jersey City
Erie
Lackawanna
Morrisse CO
Morrisse Building
N. J
H. W. Seidel
Railroad Ave
Teaneck
Bronx
Creston Ave
198Th St
Roland McAdam
Charles S Clark
Paulding Ave
420
Monico
John Davidson
St. Mos
White Plains Ave
Keating
Undercliffe Ave
Washington Fridge Park
John F Kaiser
T Lockhans Smith
Los
New Jersey
Oakland, N. J
Cour Payson
Montclair
Jersey Howes
Atiron
Morristown
Ruland & Whiting Co
Plainfield
Tatetexas
Lax
George Ketchum
Liberty St
Sea Bright
Jersey
New
LackaWarna Ro R
Price
Térme
Central Railroad
Revs & Col
Elizabeth
Here
Portaubeck
Shrewsbury
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