Foreign Horsemen Buy American Stock at Madison Square
British sportsmen led by W. N. Winans acquire a string of five horses for breeding in England and Holland during the fifth day of the Old Glory Sale at Madison Square Garden. Fleetwood, an 11 year old trotter, sold for 2150 dollars to the Dutch governmental stud. Totals show 115 horses sold on the day, 541,04 or 54104? across 571 head for the week averaging 507 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Fleetwood
van Wickervoort Carmetin
Hague
Holland
Walter N. Winans
England
Adam McHaddie
Scotland
George H. Ketchum
Winans
Ben
George Ketchum
Schaible Brothers
Ivria
Ohio
Elyria
Schaible Girl
Fleetwood S
Bird Ena
George E
Sportsman
R. F. Tallman
Recorder Goff
Alyroon
Alcyo
Mary Brightwood
Brighton
L. C. Kinney
Nebraska
Mr. Kinney
Ralph Rose Breaks Shot Put World Record at Olympic Club
At the Olympic Club track meet in San Francisco on November 30 Ralph Rose set a new shot put world record with a 55 foot 6 1/4 inch throw. The mark surpassed G R Gray’s 1902 best from Fraver’s Island by one and a half inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Olympic Club
Ralph Rose
G. R. Gray
New York Athletic Club
Fravers Island
SAILORS PLAY FOOTBALL FOR ATLANTIC TITLE AT THE COVE
Sailors from the steamships Philadelphia and Caronia clashed in a one sided soccer match at The Cove Livingston S L determining the Atlantic football championship. Philadelphia won 6 goals to 1, amid fierce crew rivalry and a suspected payoff over the result. The Caronia lineup faced injuries and struggled to score as Philadelphia widened the gap in the second half. The Toronto University team later defeated New Jersey 7 goals to 0 at The Cove, with Williams and Mustard starring for Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Caronia
Cove
Livingston
S. L
Atlantic
Caronnas
Caronta
Reynolds
Creeveeeees Williams Pike
Wseesweesee
Darwick German
Christopherson Smith
Brown Havycraft
Roytance Burrows
Weees
Tennant Iee
Simms Annette
Shaw Fagen
Thomes Leahy
Wilson Richards
Firtt
Toronto University Association
New Jersey
the Cove
Staten Island
Columbia University
Harvard
Newark
Dominion
Jersey
Williams
Mustard
Toronto Elevens
Toronto
C. Loucks
Csceseveee
Ceveeeesereees Hunt Jlonns
Eeee
Towman Browr
Cscesercess
Kennedy Murray
S McKenzie
Fisher Mustard
Bryson Sheppard Pequegnat
Clark
Minto Williams
Holden McDonald
Knowles
McKenzie
W. I. Nuntet
J. L. Stiver
J. Henderson
Bethany Ath Club Beats Commerce Five 20 to 9 in Rout
Bethany Athletic Club defeated the High School of Commerce Evening Recreation Centre 20 to 9 on Bethany court at Sixtieth Street and First Avenue last evening. Ohleger led Bethany with eight goals. Mahoney added five. Weest, Klewin and Campbell contributed as Bethany dominated the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Athletic Club
High School of Commerce Evening Recreation Centre
Bethany
Sixtieth Street
First Avenue
Commerce
Ohleger
Campbell
Baumoehl Mahoney
Burke
Starbuck Klewin
Mahoney
Weest
Klewin
Mooney
Conway
Dartmouth Joins Intercollegiate Hockey League
Dartmouth enters the Intercollegiate Hockey League at the St Nicholas Rink in New York joining Yale Harvard Columbia Princeton and Dartmouth in a ten game schedule all at St Nicholas Rink except one at Cambridge Rule changes create two college referees and longer tie periods Freshmen barred from intercollegiate play but graduates may enroll for additional courses in their alma mater An independent schedule of January to February matches is outlined with Cambridge hosting one game
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
St. Nicholas
Columbus Avenue
Sixty-sixth Street
Brown
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Princeton
Cambridge
Robert Leake
David Wagstaff
R. S. Prentice
C. I. Stewart
Joseph Dilworth
H. T. Aplington
Clarence G. McDaniel
Lucius E. Varney
A. J. Zahmiser
R. S. Townsend
H. W. Nichols
Rehr
Souther
von Bermuth
Leake
Datmouth
Miller rode three winners at Benning races in Amateur Four card
A large Washington crowd enjoyed a sunny Benning program led by New York in the Amateur Four high weight race for officers and club members. Miller rode five mounts, taking three wins, one second, and one third as favorites Yankee and New York performed well across six races on the Columbia and old courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benning
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
New York
Wright
Niblick
Dion Herr
Miller
Temmeraire
Zienap
Notter
Belle Strome
Johnson
Bivouac
Lady Vera
Nattie Bumppo
Listless
Columbia
Cabochon
Yorkist
Wilson
Old Colony
Draculun
Malacca
Lee Harrison Ir
Betsy Binford
Imbrella
Columbia Course
Mr. Wright
Dion Kerr
Do. Kerr
Bizzy Izzy
Noblesse Oblige
Carmagnol
Josie Hampton
Bob Edgren
Marster
Vaunteer
Loretta
Beldmore
Tavior
Lanl
Pretension
Scarfel
Dixie Andrews
Cederstrome
Horner
Lord of the Vale
Milter
Pater
Bilac
Carona
Blue Buck
Sonoma Belle
Midas
Nonsense
Nellie Burn
Army and Navy Game Draws Allied Attention in 1906
The annual Army Navy football clash at Franklin Field Philadelphia pits West Point against the Naval Academy amid social prominence. Officials from Washington and the Diplomatic Corps are expected, with 20,000 seats filled and 700 Annapolis cadets plus 600 from West Point in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Naval Academy
West Point
United States Service
Washington
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Army
Navy
Diplomatic Corps
Roosevelt
Taft
Secretary of the Navy
Annapolis
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Reading
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Philadelphia
Paul J. Dashiell
Syracuse
Wendell
Naval
Penn State
Swarthmore
Dickinson
Bucknell
Fowler
Stearns
Johnson
Hill
Smith
Spencer
Douglass
Norton
Piersol
Tufts
Trinnity
Colgate
Maryland Ag
Williams
St. John's
Lehigh
Maryland
O-Syracus
Carolina
Virginia Poly
Hanlon
Bernard Weeks
Ue Ea
Northcroft Erwin
Sattiekte
Meyer Sultans Cess
Slingluff
Chrystie
Wright Fowler
Piersol Stearns
Seers Dague Johnson
Norton Mountford
Douglass Sfu Yee
Eeeee Anbtaam Smith
Navy Team Cheerful Heads to Philadelphia for Army Game
The Navy football squad of 28, including subs, coaches, and 800 midshipmen, left Annapolis for Philadelphia by special train. Captain Thomas B. Howard led the party with Head Coach Paul J. Dashiell and Field Coaches from Yale. Gov. Warfield and Secretary Tilghman will join in Baltimore with a private car and box arranged by the Navy Athletic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Annapolis
Academy
Midshipmen
Warfield
Tilghman
Commerce High and Boys High Meet in Brooklyn Clash
The annual football game between the High School of Commerce of New York and the Boys' High School of Brooklyn will be played this afternoon at Sar atoga Field in Brooklyn. Both teams are evenly matched and a close contest is expected in the interscholastic series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School of Commerce of
New York
Boys’ High School of
Brooklyn
Saratoga Field
Broadway
Halsey Street
Chauffeurs Wanted Ad Refers To Driver With Experience
Situations wanted ad for chauffeurs lists rate 10 cents per line and 7 lines per ad. Mentions three years experience good mechanic and driver with last employer available for reference. Location Swift at 153 Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Grand Central Palace Hosts Seventh Annual Auto Show
The seventh annual auto show opens tonight at Grand Central Palace Lexington Avenue and Forty third Street drawing over ninety manufacturers including twenty foreign agencies. 200 exhibitors display car models from runabouts to six cylinder machines plus extensive accessories while industry leaders attend planning next week’s meetings and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Palace
Lexngton Avenue
Fortythird Street
Automobile Club of America
United States
Madison Square Garden
Automobile Club
New York
Twelve entries secured for Ormond race meet in January
W J Morgan reports from Boston that twelve entrants have been secured for the Ormond race meet in January. Manufacturers and owners show unusual interest in Florida Beach contests this season and touring car events are expected to attract more entries than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Morgan
Boston
Ormond
Florida Beach
Sr. KR. Ball
Europe
Backers Sought for Jacob Schaefer in 18.1 Match Bid
The donors of the championship emblem disclosed Schaefer cannot secure needed financial backing for any challenge he plans. A provisional challenge has been filed and a forfeit is expected within two weeks, likely setting the match for early February. Other challengers loom for Hoppe after his next contest, including Sutton for 18.2 on December 18 at Grand Central Palace, with a blanket challenge pending for the 18.2 holder. Amateur pool contenders from the Metropolitan District, led by Alfred Frgman and others, vie for the Greater New York championship starting December 10 at Broadway Billiard Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Schaefer
William F. Ho
Schaef
Hoppe
George Sutton
Grand Central Palace
Jerome Keogh
Thomas Hueston
St. Louis
Buffalo
Dr. Howe
H. Prince
Lottinger
John Rapp
H. Knowles
European cycle champions sail for six day race in New York
The European delegation for the International Six Day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden Dec 9 to 15 arrives today aboard the French liner La Lorraine. Included are Bobby Walthour the world champion pace follower and riders Georget brothers Petit Breton Paul Guignard Carlo Vanoni Walter Rutt. Clubs with many foreign members plan to greet them at the dock and Dave Coburn will escort the group to Newark for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square
Garden
la Lorraine
Bobby Walthour
Georget Brothers
Petit Breton
Paul Guignard
France
Carlo Vanoni
Italy
Walter Rutt
Germany
Dave Coburn
Newark
Mohawk Club Enters 14 for Open Handicap Cross Country
The Mohawk Athletic Club, winner of the team prize at Warren Club’s Thanksgiving road run, enters a fourteen-man team for the Mott Haven Club open handicap cross country race tomorrow. Entries from New York Athletic Club Pastime Irish-American Mercury Xavier St Bartholomew’s and Boys’ Club guarantee a strong field. the meet is billed as this season’s most successful race. Nelson of Pastime leads the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Athletic Club
Warren Athletic Club
Mott Haven Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Pastime Athletic Club
Irish-American Athletic Club
Mercury Athletic Club
Xavier Athletic Club
St- Bartholomew's Athletic Club
Boys’ Club
William Nelson
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W. N. Winans
T. H. Galliger
Cleveland
B. G
Pacer
John MccGuire
New York City
B. c
Trotter
Claribel
E. D. Berry
J. A. Hall
Canton
George T. Putney
Peach
al Thomas
Benson, Niele
Bennett
Gr. G
Duroe-Gray Mollie
A. J. Furbish
Cricleton
MASE
Suchaible Brothers
Elyria, Ohio
Cosden
Tennessee McGregor
Chapman
Ch. S
Bilyria
C. Bloss
New Tripoli
Penn
Patron
Mambrino Swift
Bienats
Oakland Farm
Wellsville
Crown Prince
B.g
Charles Garrison & Co
Harry Gayton, Jr
Br. H
Harry Gayton
D. Waterman
Fears Brook Farm
Belfast
Tsabel
HH. Gentner, Ope
Acatys & Bite
Masconomo
Gracie Direct
D. Shaw
Pittsburg
Masconomo Property
L. C. Kinney, Bushnell
King Locomoco
Norval King
Pearl Lorine
William Smith
Hohokus
N. J
A. E. Kenney
Early Bird
G. J. Cornell
Fall River
Mass
James Galvin
Col. Mosby
Bingen
la Jolla
A. H. Turner
Peter Carroll
Cassie
B. F
Beauseant
Joan Chimes
Fr. i
Graffin
Lawrence Jones
Louis- 7Ville
Casino
Moko-Hettie - Chase
B. Smith
Hartford
Spain
Br. G
Krem- Hin
Mistippe
G. M. Winchell
Manor
NX. Y
Ces Ennis
Kate Anderson
B. m
Rensselaer Wilkes
Axtell
A. Hamilton
New Haven
Conn
George W. Clark
Sussex
Del
Burning Brook
Silent Brook
Zelderine
Charles Atkinson
Baltimore
A. D. Brandois
Omaha
Neb
W.‘D. Hunt
Brookline
Sporting Goods
Spalding
Snyder
Cortlandt St
Bessy
Decatur St
Bklyn
Toronto University
Bethany Boys
Benning Track
American Locomotive
Berluet
TOR
Sixty-ninth Regiment
John Forsom
Gorham
American Automobile Association
Chicago
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Long Island Motor Parkway Company
Detroit
Rusi
Automobile Notes
Cr. R. Mabley
al. Poole
Joe’’ Tracy
Berlioz
Point Breeze Track
ST. Louis Car Company
L.A. Hopkins
Automobile Department
Cor
54Th St
Societe Anonyme d’Electricite d’ Automobiles
Mors
Paris
Fraince
EN. Y
Mott Haven
A. C
York
Our ‘Et
The
Locomobile Company of America
76Th Street
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
John F. Plummer, Jr
Madisoniquare Garden
Royal Factory
Robert Jardine
America
Royal Motor Gar CC
Aleks
Schoeffels Auto & Livery Co
Rochester
Sex
Amosi Pierce Auto Co
N.Y
I. W. Cook & Co
TL. Weaver
City
I. S. Ieese
Automobile & Supply Co
Ontroyer Motor Car Co
Cal
C. A. Duerr & Co
George J. Dunham
Iills Motor Car Co
Palams Motor Co
Pat Cook Motor Car Co
Portland
Oregon
Rayburn Motor Car Co
Arthur S. Lee
Providence
Iha
G. W. Caplin
Minneapolis
Minn
Purinton
Lewiston
R. D. Pyrinton
Bates College
Maine
Bowdoin
Bates
University of Maine
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