Board of Review sanctions and expulsions in trotting scandal
The National Trotting Association's Board of Review at Murray Hill Hotel upheld key penalties from a Blair County Driving Club case. Secretary Merrill received a $100 fine and suspension after two timers claimed time book alterations for Fannie Bowers. Timers Loudon and Cassidy were expelled, and Fannie Bowers and her owner Frederick Haines faced suspensions and winnings seizures.
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W. H. Gocher
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill Hotel
Blair County
Merrill
G. W. Loudon
Charlies H. Cassidy
Loudon
Cassidy
Fannie Bow
Hotel Astor
Addison County Cultural Society
Dex
Farley
Dleburg
Extato
Judex
Middleburg
Jennie W
Oes
Ida Hatfield
Jefferson
Greene County
Penn
Red Mike
J. Graff
Waterloo
Ont
C. Fennell
Medicine Hat
Can
Minthia
Maud L
M. H
Cloud
Masontown
J. A. Curl
Carmichaels
McKinney
E. A. Westcott
Rochester
N. Y
Frasier
Pride of
Suffolk County Agricultural Society
Riverhead
L. L
Ed. D. Lott
Highlander
Lott
J. S. Vipond
Altoona
Winter overcoats and boys clothing at 842 13th St
A local store advertises warm all wool winter overcoats for boys and a refined line of sailor Russian and double breasted reefers. It highlights boy suits and other furnishings including hats and shoes, promising good value as prices are revised.
Derby Judges Rule on Trotting Controversies
In a Readville Derby dispute Jay Kay was denied sixth place in the American Trotting Derby, with Winter winning the event. Balta, driven by W L Snow, placed ahead after judge ruling. A separate Philadelphia race saw William McDonald fail to overturn a loss against Oliver Bair’s team. G L Smiley’s Altamont victory in New York was upheld after a disputed heats ruling.
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Caleb
Spencer
Newtonsa
Harry Br
Wi Kay
New Sea Trott Horse Breeders’ Association
Oliver Bair
Philadelphia
G. L. Smiley
Altamont
N. Y
Charles H. Shear
Clarkevlie
Smiley
Amateur hockey practice heats up at St Nicholas rink
Indoor amusements shift to practice games as New York Athletic Club and Crescent lead the Amateur Hockey League effort. Gilmore and Geron join Wanderers with Captain Hornfeck praising added talent while St Nicholas rebuilds with ex intercollegiate players. Thompson misses games due to Savannah crash. Larned fills in. Crescent faces absence of O Flynn and Liffiton.
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St. Nicholas Rink
Ben Rhoades
New York Athletic Club
Crescent
Max Hornfeck
Wanderers
Gilmore
Geron
Capt
Ellison
Bryant
Phillips
St. Nicholas
Kenneth Gordon
Thompson
Savannah
Larned
Sheriff
O’flynn
Liffiton
McKenzie
Cathedral Teams Sweep Two Rivals In Weekend Hoops
Cathedral College defeated St Francis College Brooklyn and Bryant High School of Long Island City in back to back games at Cathedral College gym. The midgets also beat St Francis 28 to 5. Officials included J O Donnell and J Pasquerall with timekeepers R Gibson and others.
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St. Francis College
Brooklyn
Cathedral College
Bryant High School
Long Island City
Cathedrals
Cathedral
St. Francis
Yarwood
Mullin Ryan
McIntyre O’reilly
Hickey McClaine
Reilly Couaty
Wees
McIntyre
Ryan
Mullin
O’reilly
Conaty
Hickey
J. O'Donnell
J, Mulhern
R. Gibson
Bryant
McLauglin
Booth
Cronin
Cunningham
Avery
Warburton
Lombardo
G. Foley
Posit
Walsh
Fordward
Doherty
McGrath
Donohue
Ripachi
Osterman
Pickard
O'Reilly
foul—Fitzpatrick
J. Pasquerall
R. M. Gibson
R. Keegan
P. S. 69 Wins Borough Basketball Title
Public School 69 captured the district basketball crown by beating Public School 179 8 to 2 on 179's court. The win earns 69 a berth in the upcoming borough championship. The roster lists Brennan Burns Cohen Woodman Bryantes Coleman Collins Stahlberg Newton Bryant and others with Story Martin and Cashin officiating.
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Public School 69
Public School
P. S
Brennan
Burns Cohen
Woodman Bryantes
Coleman Collins
Stahlberg Brinkama
Newton
Cohen
Woodman
Bryant
Story
Martin
Joseph Cashin
Thousand Athletes Tackle S S A L Handicap Meet
Announcement says over 1000 athletes will compete in the fifth annual handicap meet of the Sunday School Athletic League under the Fourteenth Regiment Athletic Association tomorrow evening at the armory on Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth Street Brooklyn. The 26 event program starts at 7. Teams Central Congregational Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal and Cuyler Chapel vie for the point trophy as the strongest contenders.
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Sunday School Athletic League
Fourteenth Regiment Athletic Association
Armory
Eighth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Brooklyn
Central Congregational
Hanson Place
Methodist Episcopal
Cuyler Chapel
Triple Tie in GC C NY Football Championship
The interclass City College football final on Jasper Oval ended in a three way tie as the seniors beat the freshmen 5 to 0 with Moseon scoring the lone touchdown after persistent line plunges. Kutner starred at end returning kicks in a fast contest. The result leaves the title undecided to be settled next week.
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City College
Jasper Oval
Moseton
Thompson
Wictorowitz
Kutner
King
Kuth Ridgeway
Baron Lazarowitz, Wilch
Martino Scheintag, Siegel
Herschel Tannenbaum
Price Sieve
Gordon, Frankel Miller
Beck Weinstein
Cohen Ellinger
Wictorowitz Sanders
Moseson Kohler
Moseson
Bonaparte
Cuy College
Frank Mullen
New York
A. C
Kornfeld
L. Unger
Barron
Ferguson Reengaged by Metropolitan Club
A.D. Ferguson has been re-engaged by the Metropolitan Club at Fifth Avenue and Bix. Current terms and role details are not fully disclosed in the available text.
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A.D. Ferguson
Metropolitan Club
Fifth Avenue
Bixrom
National Golf Association Reforms Officers and New Rules
The United States Golf Association will elect new officers at its January annual meeting. Nine board members will see three remain, with Herbert Jaques as President and W Fellowes Morgan as Treasurer. A new golf rules code will limit ball marking and prohibit smoothing greens with the hand, affecting play and shoe nails on greens.
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United States Golf Association
National Golf
Daniel Chauncey
Herbert Jadnes
Brookline Country Club
Massachusetts
Samuel Y. Heebner
Heebner
Association
W. Fellowes Morgan
Robert C. Watson
G. Herbert Windeler
Frederick S. James
Charles B. Macdonald
Herbert Jaques
Country Club
Brookline
Silas H. Strawn
Glen View
Milton Dargan
Atlanta Athletic Club
Garden City
William Fellowes Morgan
Baltusrol
Short Hillis
N. J
Scotland
Horace Hutchinson
National A C to Reopen Boxing Night
The National Athletic Club on East Twenty fourth Street reopens tonight with a ten round main bout Frank Madden and Harry Ferns. The event is protected by a Supreme Court injunction barring police interference. A six round semi final features Eddie Walsh of Harlem vs Harry Stone.
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Eddie Walsh
Harlem
Harry Stone
Canada's Champion Boxer Beaten
Billy Lauder Canada's champion boxer suffered his first defeat in a fast fifteen round bout in Calgary last night as he lost to Eddie Herriano of Seattle.
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Winnipeg, Man
Billy ’’ Lauder
Canada
Calgary
Eddie Herriano
Seattle
De Witt Clinton Opens Hockey Season Against Montclair
De Witt Clinton High School begins hockey with a game against Montclair High School at Montclair tomorrow. The squad, short on practice, aims for top honors as the schedule spans December to February with multiple city and nearby opponents. District elementary basketball titles are being finalized as borough championships approach.
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de Witt Clinton High School
Montclair
Montclair High School
Columbia Grammar School
St. Nicholas
Boys’ High School
New Rochelle High School
van Cortlandt Park
Yonkers High School
Yonkers
Pawling School
Pawling
Columbia
Foreign drivers leave Savannah after Gra Prize race
Most foreign automobilists who came to Savannah for the Gra Prize race Thanksgiving Day sailed home yesterday. Henri Fournier and his wife departed on the steamship Lorleine, planning aeroplaning on return to France. Fellow passengers included Cage Duray Hemery Hanriot Hautvast Rigal Szisz and Piacenza. The Gold Cup for Wagner’s Dec 15 victory will not leave the U S and will stay in Fiat offices if Italy grants permission. The cup will be insured and exhibited at Fiat headquarters.
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Savannah
Lorreine
Henri Fournier
Automobilist
France
Fournier
Cage
Duray
Victor Hemery
Rene Hanriot
Lucien Hautvast
Victor Rigal
Francois Szisz
J. Piacenza
E. Rand Hollander
Fiat Automobile Company
Automobile Club of America
Fiat
Wagner
Hollander
Paris
Italy
Inter-State Chess League Opener Between Stevens and NYU
The opening match at New York University featured Stevens Institute and NYU. Stevens won the overall score 5 to 3 with victories by Seon at the Head table and Evans gambit declined by Rudolph. NYU’s Love and Jones faced losses to Stevens players at the other boards.
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New York University
Stevens Institute
Jersey
Ae Sell
Seon
Stregilts
Rudolph
New York
Rey
Evans
Ring
Sandermann
Stevens
Love
J . Stevens
Ban Johnson seeks meeting on Chicago scalping case
President Ban Johnson of the American Baseball League said a special National Baseball Commission session in Chicago would hear the ticket scalping case against the Chicago National Club. The man who handled tickets in the world series would face those who claim scalpers were favored. A meeting around December 14 was tentatively planned.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
American Baseball League
National Baseball Commission
Chicago National Club
Toy Spaniel Club Show Opens at Waldorf on Roof Garden
James McDonald of Grace Court Brooklyn brings two notable Toy Spaniel entries to the Toy Spaniel Club beach show at the Waldorf-Astoria rooftop venue today. Hunk III is a black French bull from Champion Hunk and Frances Marie is a full blooded French bitch.
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Toy Spaniel Club
James McDonald
Grace Court
Brooklyn
Waldorf-Astoria
Hunk III
Champion Hunk
Frances Marie
St Ignatius Club Cross Country Meet at Macomb's Dam Park
The St Ignatius Club of Yorkville schedules a cross-country run at Macomb's Dam Park on December 13 at 4 o'clock. John Donegan of DeWitt Clinton HS and Charles Walsh of Morris HS will start with handicaps against competitors M Ball Seney Murphy Callahan Slattery Bell Erwin Ridgeway. Donegan eyes top finish ahead of Bell Ball and Erwin, medalists from last year.
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St. Ignatius Club
Yorkville
Macomb’s Dam Park
John Donegan
de Witt Clinton High School
Charles Walsh
Morris High School
M. Ball
Seney
Murphy
Callahan
Slattery
Bell
Erwin
Ridgeway
Donegan
Ball
Novices Win Roller Skating Race at Metropolitan Rink
At the Metropolitan Roller Skating Rink last night the novice race was won by Joseph Chiogalo with Joseph Russell taking second and Frank Cook finishing third. Time 4 08.
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Metropolitan
Joseph Chiogalo
Joseph Russell
Frank Cook
Fox Hills Club Plans Winter Hockey Curling Teams
Fox Hills Golf Club Sports Committee gears up for a busy winter season by forming hockey and curling teams to use the pond at the twelfth tee. Trap shooting kicks off tomorrow with six events on the schedule.
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Fox Hills Golf Club
City College of New York Builds Swimmers For Intercollegiate Season
The CCNY swimming program under Coaches MacKenzie and O Neill trains daily in the college tank ahead of the February start. Key swimmer Karl Schmitt leads the slate with strong collegiate records probable. Others like R Stern Captain Ralph A Kohn A Voss and N Becker show solid form alongside diver R F Feilding. The season opens with a January 6 AAU meet and includes matches with Yale Penn Harvard Princeton Columbia and the Intercollegiate Championships February 27 at CCNY.
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College of the City of New York
MacKenzie
O'Neill
Karl Schmitt
Collegians
Schmitt
R. Stern
Ralph A. Kohn
A. Voss
N. Becker
R. F. Feilding
McKenzie
Intercollegiate Association
City College Tank
College Tank
Yale
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia
Intercollegiate Swimming Association
Fifteen Teams To Compete In Six Day Bicycle Race
Dorando Pietri will start the Madison Square Garden six day race at 12 01 next Sunday night with two Italians Maurice Brocco and Carlo Vanoni in the field. Fifteen teams and thirty riders from around the world will compete in the event. The opening ceremonies include firing the pistol, Bayne's Sixty ninth Regiment Band playing from 8 pm until midnight, and a crowd entertained by the spectacle. The teams include Walter Rutt and Johann Stol Norman Anderson and Carlo Vanoni Bobby Walthour and Hardy Downing and C L Hollister Frank Hardly Downing and C L eee Frank Galvin and George Wiley Fred Hill and Walter De Mara Victor Dupre and Jean Georget Francois Faber and Henri Lafourcade Maurice Brocco and Roger Labrousse Palmer and Gordon Walker Floyd MacFarland and James Moran John Bedell and Menus Bedell Matthew Downey and Patrick Logan and Elmer Collings and W E Mitten.
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Dorando Pietri
Madison Square Garden
Maurice Brocco
Carlo Vanoni
Bayne
Sixtyninth Regiment
Walter Rutt
Johann Stol
Norman Anderson
Bobby Walthour
Hardy Downing
C. L. Hollister
Frank Hardly Downing
C. L. Eee
Frank Galvin
George Wiley
Fred Hill
Walter de Mara
Victor Dupre
Jean Georget
Francois Faber
Henri Lafourcade
Roger Labrousse
5 Palmer
Gordon Walker
Floyd MacFarland
James Moran
John Bedell
Menus Bedell
Matthew Downey
Patrick Logan
Elmer Collings
W. E. Mitten
Columbia Announces Swimming and Water Polo Schedule
Manager R. H. Weber announced Columbia's schedule featuring league contests and planned dual meets. The season opens February 20 with Princeton at Princeton and travels February 27 to Philadelphia to face Pennsylvania, then March 6 at New York against CCNY, February 20 Yale at New Haven, intercollegiates at New Haven, with Harvard likely in New York and date undecided.
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Columbia
R. H. Weber
Weber
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
New York
Yale
New Haven
Harvard
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Rocers, Peer & Company
Broadway
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S. S. A. L. Meet
Marquette Oval
Brooklyn Football Club
N. Ag
Ube Ewe Rnola McAusland
Eastwood Burnside
Lagland Woods
Richards Stiles
Leabes Booth
Bigden Shanks
Johnson Watts
Diberty Milne
Smith I. Agar
Loveday Legh Taylor
J. Ferguson
Mill
Watts
Stiles
Liberty
Metropolitan Club Billiards
Boston
Public Schools Athletics
Manhattan
D A. L
Cameo
D. A. Ch
Nior
Bronx
Queens
High School of Commerce
Commercial
Commerce
Erasmus
Aoe
Curtis
Stuyvesant
Aton
Torrence
Desppite
Clinton
Gra
Heller
Dn Lorvair
St. Ignatius
Tank
Commission
Hese Guste
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Ieece Company
Automobile
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Ellis Motor Sar Company
Ashington St
Newark
Ardent
Sunday Times
Lincoln
Ida M. Tarbell
Jefferson Davis
India
José Yves Limantour
Mexico
Metropolis
Queen Alexandra
Phate
ASTOR
Avenur
Tell At
A. H. Hillman
Pearl St
Monday & Sons
First St
Manchester
Ohn T. Huner
Evergreen
L. Ek
H. P. Rainier
Rainier Motor Company
56Th St
B’way
Pierce
J. A. P. Ketchum
Latham
5Th Av
Locohoti
Mes Sa. Auto Co
Chalmers
Detroit
Corbin
Autocar Sales Co
Waasta St
River
Elmore Haynes
Haynes
Isotta
Lozie Matheson
Bet
56Th S
Mae
Columbus Circus
Tel
Carl H. Page & Co
50Th St
Colum
A. Elliott Ranney Co
Mora Palmer
Siagt
POPE
Hartford
Toledo
Landh Wey
Mio Bros
Broad Pullman
Kid Columbes
Adam White
Harry 8. &Co
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