English Athletes Prepare for Olympic Contests in 1916
The Athletic Association for the development of English athletics outlines plans for public school championships, county championships, and triangular England Scotland Ireland contests at metric distances. It also details training centers in London Manchester Birmingham Cardiff Newcastle with official trainers and new field apparatus, and Olympic novice trials for those over seventeen who have not yet won prizes.
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Ae Tour Athletic Association
Berlin
Keed
England
Scotland
Ireland
Amateur Athletic Association
Ces
London
Manchester
Birmingham
Cardiff
Newcastle
Old Bowlers To Hold a Reunion
Bowling fans recall the Fussy Wurtis and Erly Burds as the Fugzys and Burds reunite for a final match at Empire allege. The 8 p.m. Tuesday October 14 pairing Bates Zele schnak Illig Vanton Hasbrouck versus Rickel Rogers Miller B Worcester Matthews marks a historic return to Randall alleys dating to April 24 1913.
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Randall
White Heat
Illig
Vanton
Hasbrouck
Erly Burde
Rickel
Rogers
Miller
B. Worcester
Matthews
Empire Alleys
Bates
Middletown
Randall’s Old Alley
Driver in Races At Ellenville 84 Years Old
The Ellenville Driving Park season finale drew a small crowd due to bad weather. Henry Wyncoop, age 84 from Kerhonkson, won the 2:36 class in straight heats aboard Alouette. Other results include 2:30 class heats with Aloretta and Royal Boy and a handicap half-mile race won by Guy Direct owned by Michael Weasmer of Ellenville.
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Billenville
Marines
Ellenville Driving Park Association
Alouette
Henry Wyncoop
Kerhonkson
Wyncoop
Royal Boy
J. Sheeley
Napanoch
Cutie Jack
John Barlison
Ellenville
Enlenville
Phelan
Delis Cawans
J. Sheelsy
Casstor
Complaint Heard On Erie Railroad Case In Middletown
Albany Oct 123 Special notice says Commissioner Sage of the Second District Public Service Commission will hear in Middletown Friday the complaint of Sunder Feacher against the Erie Railroad Company for alleged failure to provide service. The complaint of Frank M. Dineen against the New York Ontario Western Railway for failure to install or operate a switch in Middletown is also slated for hearing.
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Albagr
Sage
Servce Commission
Middletown
Surder
Feacher
Erie Railroad
ComTany
Ferarcag
Frank M. Dineen
New York, Ontario & Western Railway Company
Middletown Downs Ulster Academy in 32-0 Victory
Middletown High School overwhelmed Ulster Academy of Kingston on Hayes Field for a 32 to 0 win. The game featured a dominant Middletown offense and solid defense as Kay Dickerson, Gibbs, Sundstrom and Ryerson starred, while Ulster struggled with fumbles and penalties.
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Middletown
Ulster Academy
Kingston
Hayes Field
Port Jervis
Massee
Ulster
Gibbs
Kramer
Sundstrom
Tister
Dickerson
Shoemaker
Ryerson
Pessea
Feass
Fish
Wilson
Ulsters
Newkirk
Sandstrom
Nis
Gibbson
Piar
Fereeson
Mesera
Averson Snd Fish
Nix
Taén Ryerson
Dicker
Ry’ Erson
Tisier
Barta
Pares
Rver
Southwell
Eure
Moran
Gregory Marks
Hallinga Wilson
Bush Hart
Lockwood
Southwell RE
Peyar Shoemaker
Ryan Kramer
Gullerton Gibbs
Webster Dickerson
Pindlay
Harry Pohlmann
Columbia University
Electricity in Surgery
A fragment notes electricity affecting blood during surgery where electrodes are applied. The text is incomplete but suggests concerns about electrical influence on bleeding and operative conditions.
Hanners Sells Restaurant at Goshen
Charles Hanners has sold his restaurant at 107 West Main Street to Hanson and Ferguson of West New York. Possession was given on Saturday. Hanners will devote all time to catering. Hanson and Ferguson will run the business on a first‑class plan and bring a fine reputation to Goshen.
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Gothen
Charles Hanners
West Main Street
Hanson & Ferguson
West New York
Eye Burned By A Hot Cinder In Maybrook
Montgomery October 13 Special Etwart Bradley while on duty in the round house at Maybrook sustained a severe burn when a cinder struck his eye. He was aided by medical staff and returned home with the injury keeping him from work for several days.
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Montgomery
Et¢wart Bradley
Round House
Maybrook
Bracker
Barry
Ontarios' Dance To Be Old Fashioned
The Ontario Hose Company No 5 in Nevada will hold an old fashioned dance at the track house tonight. Admission is twenty five cents per person and refreshments will be served. The committee in charge includes A Bradford, W Horn, Fr Brandt, C Dailey, and F Geil.
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Reganner
Maurice Prevost
Abeima
France
Ontario Hose Company
Nev
Broadace
Bradford
W Horn
Fr. Brandt
C. Dailey
F. Geil
World Series Finances Settled by National Baseball Commission
The National Baseball Commission met at the Waldorf-Astoria to settle financials for the world series. They authorized $1,000 to the Giants and White Sox tour fund, named William Klein to umpire, and arranged refunds for third-game tickets in Philadelphia. John McGraw listed players for the world tour opening in Cincinnati, with the roster including Mathewson, Tesreau, and Merkle among others. The Giants and Athletics contracts for touring were to be submitted to the commission.
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National Baseball Commission
Waldorf-Astoria
Garry Herrmann
T. Z. Lynch
Ray Johnson
Leslie Constans
Giants
Athletics
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Quaker City
Belleview-Stratford
White Sox
William Klein
John McGraw
Cincinnati
Meyers
Wingo
Cardinals
Mathewson
Tesreau
Fromme
Wiltse
Hearne
Merkle
Dorle
Doolan
Lobert
Phillies
Les Magee
Snodgrass
Thorpa
McCormick
Teanie
Japan
Vancouver
B. C
Roger Peckinpaugh
New York Americana
Athleties
McGraw
Sam
Lerry McLean
McLean
New York Sunman
Marlin
Tex
Chief Hock Falls in But Saves Cigar
Goshen October 13 Special Frank Hock contractor for sewer pipes fell from a precarious board into a deep cofferdam while working on a water main. He clung to the cofferdam and was rescued by Fred Strack and others. He kept hold of his cigar throughout the ordeal.
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Goshen
Frank
Hock
Ruiing
Fred Strack
Sy Other
Mr. Hock Netter
Matinee Races Shift From Goshen to Tuxedo Next Saturday
Goshen notes no matings at Goshen Driving Park next Saturday and races will be held at Tuxedo. The Arden Hunt Dish will hold at English Jun on October 24 and the final Goshen matinee is slated for October 25, marking the season’s end.
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Tuxedo
Goshen
Dali
Goshen Visit Notes From Local Scene
John Leighton and family of Brooklyn visit D. W. Robinson in Goshen. Mrs. F. D. Hopkins of New York spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hendarace.
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Goshen
John Leighton and
Brooklyn
D. W. Robinson
F. D. Hopkins
New Yort Tix
Mre Hendarace
Times-Press Bulletin Reports World Championship Change
The Times-Press notes the shift of world championships from the Giants at the Polo Grounds to New York City on Saturday. Fans respond with mingled emotions as Giants supporters mourn their loss while praising the paper's inning by inning play-by-play service throughout the week. Many readers called the editorial and business offices to congratulate and seek updates.
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Giants
Polo’Grounds
New York City
Times-Press
Bulletin
Obituary for George Ansley of Paupack
George Ansley of Paupack died suddenly of heart failure October 3 at his home. Born August 18, 1874, he lived a long life on the family farm and was a respected hunter and neighbor. Survived by his wife Lisale and seven children, the service was held October 6 at his home, with burial in Paupack Cemetery.
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George Ansley
Honesdale
Ansley
Dr. Simons
Analey
Paupeck
Jonas
Sabrey Ansley
Lisale Grotwold
Blooming Grove
Isabel
California
Beesle Wilbur
Middletown
Olive Hopps
Scranton
Katherine Hopps
White Mills
Marcus
Leonard
Joseph
Wisconsin
Oscar
MacKeller
Hawley
Paupack
Choir Boys Outing in Manhattan From Goshen
The St. James Church choir boys from Goshen visited New York last Saturday for their annual outing. They toured the Museum of Natural History, a department store, and the Hippodrome, saw Herald presses, and viewed the Hudson River harbor from a ferry. Led by choir master Mr. Mather and the rector pro tem, the boys are trained in vocal music and compensated for singing.
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Goshen
St. James’ Church
New York
Museum of Natural History
Hippodrome
Herald
Gierts
Imperator
Mr. Mather
Roices
Sanford to Run Pearl River Drug Store
Goshen, Oct 13. Grover Sanford left for Pearl River, New York, to operate a new drug store after buying the Pearl River shop. He recently resigned from Scott's pharmacy where Roy T. Moser has taken his place.
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Goshen
Grover Sanford
Pearl River
N. Y
Mr. Sanford
Scott's Pharmacy
Roy T. Moser
Ter Roast by Y. M. C. A. at Gochen Country Life
Gostken hosts a Y. M. C. A. Country Life Day event with a roast to be held at Bernolds Frazier’s home in Hamptonbursa вечером at 7 o clock. A large crowd is expected for the community gathering and roast.
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Gostken
Goehen Y. MC. A
Chay
Bernolds Frazier
Peat Hamptonbursa
Otlock
Choir Sings in Jail Inspires Unlikely Audience
Seventeen members of the First Presbyterian Chance of Mid eteen choir joined the minister for a Sunday service at Goshen pall soserdar sttrncoa. The event featured unfamiliar listeners and described as exceptionally beautiful music.
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First Presbyterian Chance of Mid@eteen
Goshen Pall
Soserdar Sttrncoa
Democrat Declines Candidacy for Overseer in Sanenimerc
Det. 12 Samuel W. Barry has declined to run as the Democratic candidate for the overseer of the poor in the second district of the town of Sanenimerc. The notice notes his decision and lists the affected race in the local election.
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Boshen
Samuel W. Barry
Sanenimerc
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