Indoor Games Showcase Record Runs at Madison Square Garden
The second night of Amateur Athletic Union indoor championships at Madison Square Garden featured record breaking marks across events. Thomas J. Collins led a dramatic five mile run, breaking the outdoor and indoor records, while J J Eller and others set marks in sprints hurdles and walks, with Liebgold and Coe also attaining notable performances for their clubs.
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Madison Square Garden
Amateur Athletic Union
Thomas J. Collins
A. C
E. C. Carter
Carter
J. Clark
Xavier Athletic Association
George V. Bonhag
Collins
Win
Bailey
F. G. Bellars
New York Athletic Club
Bellars
Saim Liebgold
F. P. Murray
J. Eller
R. Ns
F. Lukeman
A. A
R. T. Edwards
McHugh
Edwards
M. P. Driscoll
Fred Bellars
New York
Lee
Muller
Eisle
Tom Collins
Eisele
Clark
Montreal
R. E. Coggins
Pastime A. C
R. T. Hdwards
Tim
John J. Eller
W. J. Keating
Aa. C
Fen
Oen T. Coggins
J. J. Eller
Winfield Bailey
New York A. C
George W. Bonhag
Harry Gissing
Charles J. E.con
J. J. McEntee
Melvin W. Sheppard
Harry Haywood
Harry A
A C
M. Dwight
Princeton A. A
O. F. Langan
Robert Cloughen
J. M. Rosenberger
R. Reed
Gordon A. A. F. J. O'Connell
J. F. O'Connell
C. Vezen
Princeton University
S. C. Lawrence
Harvard University
J. L. Barr
J. A. McLeod
W. W. Coe
Poston A. A
B. W. Adams
C. Lawrence
Harvard A. A
L. B. Packard
P. W. Gabelien
I. C. Laurence
Platt Adams
L. P. Packard
J. A. Biller
Brooklyn Cent Y. M. C. A
Liebgold
Pastime Athletic Club
B. Mann
J. F. Crowley
Irish- American Athletic Club
Louis Liebgold
Irish-American Athletic Club
P S A L Elects Directors and Reaffirms Finances
Ten vacancies in the Public Schools Athletic League directorate were filled at a meeting in General George W. Wingate’s office. Six terms were renewed and four new directors named Felix Warburg Erasmus Hall Gunnesson for Buchanan Frank Pope Wendell join Storer. Treasurer Guggenheim reports a balance of 2284.74 with receipts this year at 8011.50 and total since formation 53641.19.
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Public Schools Athletic League
George W. Wingate
League
Stitt
Dr. Gulick
S. R. Guggenheim
Darwin R. James, Jr
Harry Payne Whitney
Felix Warburg
Public Schools ‘Athletic League
Crampton
X Ashe
Gustavus T. Kirby
Harlem
Hudson
Executive Council
Winter Overcoats and Knitted Waistcoats From JoGers Store
A local retailer previews Winter overcoats in cheviots and Oxford shades priced from $18 to $70. Thick knitted waistcoats imported from England target active men, offered in white and light colors with contrasted shades. Available at Perr e& Company three Broadway stores.
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England
Columbia Wins at Basket Ball
Columbia's basketball team opened the season with a 90 to 8 victory over Morningside at Rotyeochuse Institute in the gymnasium.
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Columbia
Rotyeochuse Institute
Morningside
Hooper Seen as Likely New K A A President
1909 A A A board meets at 437 Fifth Avenue to elect officers. William H Hotchkiss may relinquish the presidency amid opposition, with Robert Hooper of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation favored for the post. The board condemned track racing on short circular tracks as useless, signaling a decline of the practice nationwide.
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American Automobile Association
Fifth Avenue
William H. Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
Robert Hooper
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
United States
New York
Motor Racig Association
Automobile Club of America
Motor Racing Association
Autoists Celebrate First Interassociation Lunch Meeting
Representatives of the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers and the American Motor Car Manufacturers' Association met at the Breslin Hotel for a formal luncheon arranged by Manager Hildreth. About 100 men attended as Coker F. Clarkson and Al Reeves delivered speeches marking a historic joint event in the auto industry.
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Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Breslin
Hildreth
Coker F. Clarkson
al Reeves
A. C. A. Won’t Run Cuban Race
The Automobile Club of America declined to accept Cuban invitations to stage a road race in Cuba next spring. Gov Magoon backed the plan with prizes of 8000 dollars and expenses, but the ACA's Contest Committee refused to assume responsibility for organizing such a contest.
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Savannah
Automobile Club of America
Cuba
American jockeys return from European race tracks
Four American jockeys Johnny Reiff J Ranch Lucien Lyne and O Birkenruth arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II from Bremen to spend the winter at home with friends Reiff arrives with wife and infant and will join his family after a short stay Mrs Reiff was ill at sea Reiff rode mainly in Germany finishing third on the season list and won the One Thousand Guineas on Rhodora Lyne rode in England and on the Continent Ranch gained fame with Vanderbilt in France Birkenruth rode in Germany and Belgium All riders have engagements to ride on European tracks next season.
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Johnny Reiff
J. Ranch
Lucien Lyne
O. Birkenruth
Bremen
Reiff
West
Germany
France
England
Richard Croker
Lyne
Ranch
William K. Vanderbilt
Birkenruth
Belgium
Rochester Yacht Club Sets Date For Canada s Cup Race
Rochester plans the international Lake Ontario races for Canada s Cup, fixing September 4, 1900 as the first race date. The main dispute centers on whether Seneca, last year s winner, may race again, with Rochester pushing to reuse the champion and Toronto opposing.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Yacht Club
Toronto
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Lake Ontario
Rochester Club
Seneca
Sunday School A L handicap meet at Fourteenth Regiment Armory
The Sunday School Athletic League trains at the Fourteenth Regiment Armory for its annual handicap meet on Saturday December 5. Entries closed with a record number. Events cover five weight classes from midgets to seniors and four relay races including 440 yard and one mile races.
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Fourteenth Regiment Armory
Sunday School Athletic League
Fourteenth Regiment Athletic Association
Six Day Race Adds Six Competitors At MSG Start
The list of entrants for the annual six day race at Madison Square Garden expands with Joe Fogler of Brooklyn Iver Lawson of Salt Lake City Bobby Walthour of Atlanta Eddie Root of New York Floyd MacFarland of San Jose and Jimmy Moran of Boston. The six have signed contracts to compete in the event which begins a minute after next Sunday midnight.
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Joe Fogler
Brooklyn
Iver Lawson
Salt Lake City
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Board of Review hears harness protest at Vermont fair
The National Trotting Association's Board of Review met at the Murray Hill Hotel as major cases opened. Protests included Jay Kay driver Harry Brusie against a Derby result, Judex swerved in a Columbus race, and stalled payments for stallion Axtator with adjournment to present checks.
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National Trotting Association
Murray Hill Hotel
Peter P. Johnston
Lexington
W. H. Gocher
Hartford
Conn
Atlantic
Henry N. Bain
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
William Russell Allen
St. Louis
A. P.sandles
Ottawa
Ohio
Devereux
Cleveland
Charles Dana Powell
Pacific
Harry Brusie
Jay Kay
Fred Fairbush
Boston
Peter Batha
W. L. Snow
Hornell
Allan Winter
Readville
Mass
James Farley
Plattsburg
Judex
Columbus
Middlebury
Farley
Belmont Driving Park
Philadelphia
Oliver Bair
Billy Bair
Maud
E. M. Gillies
Providence
R. I
Axtator
Gillies
National Turn Verein Baseball Team Suspended for Unregistered Club
H Chutterbessing, chairman of the Metropolitan Association A A U registration committee, said that the National Turn Verein baseball team is suspended for playing Clark five of Newark, an unregistered team. Players Wagner Saal Trautwein Donovan Inderweiss are suspended.
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H. Chutterbessing
Metropolitan Association
National Turn Verein
Clark
Newark
Wagner
Saal
Trautwein
Donovan
Inderweiss
Little Boy Carlisle's Captain Chosen at Carlisle Meeting
Lincoln Neb December 1 Little Boy Carlisle has named a new captain for the Carlisle Indian team Scott Porter the Cheyenne from Oklahoma takes over from Emil Hauser as captain in a formal meeting today.
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Lincoln, Neb
Carlisle
Scott Porter
Oklahoma
Emil Hauser
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