Trotting Scandal Hums Board as D A Said to Have Arranged Race
Nation wide trotting investigation centers on Nashua Fair race of July last year. W R Cox and William O Neill accused of fixing the Nashua event with judges and Nashua Fair officials implicated. Four horses entered Gambet Lexington Reid Patchen Belle Mine, with Gambet favored but Lexington winning after alleged collusion. Owners drivers and Hamblett named in claims. several witnesses testify that odds and winnings would be split. A ruling suspends two drivers and proposes action against Hamblett, with ongoing inquiry at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill Hotel
W. R. Cox
Nashua
N. H
William O'Neill
Lexington
Mass
The
Fair Association
C. J. Hamblett
Nashua Fair Association
United States
Republican State Committee of
New Hampshire
Reid Patchen
Gambet
Thomas Sutton
Rockville
Conn
J. Bowdoin
Hartford
Belle Mine
Board of Review
John H. Shults
Nutton
Hamblett
the Fair Association
Beddne
C. H. Cook
Cook
Henry Levy
New Haven
Shoo Fly and Prince Blazes win New Orleans stakes
New Orleans track cool and clear as Shoo Fly wins the first race at five and a half furlongs then Prince Blazes takes the sixth selling race at a mile and seventy yards. Durnell and Herz buy Prince Blazes for 1100 after his win. Sarner is claimed from the second race for 700 by Mrs. C. E. Durnell. Nannie J. barred from further entries due to temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Shoo Fly
Prince Blazes
Durnell & Herz
Sarner
C. E. Durnell
Nannie J
War Cry
Oods
Brookston
Pathos
Hdge
Robert G. Lansing
Landry
Larner
Fuller
Buchanan
Kiss Quick
Optimo
Henry of Franstamar
Sue Johnson
Tom Kingsley
Nannie Hoalse
Moroni
Lobbins
Russellton
Prince
Zen Frost
Boundlee
John Potter
Chanterelle
Shut Up
Parnasus
Kabyle
the Lady
Jack Demand
Hoar
Travers
Haack
Dr. Scharff
Mathilde
W. Hicks
Agnes Mack
St. Vitus
Bean
Ceylon
Mary Moore
Ecome
Joe Collins
Saragamp
English Mare Sold for W. C. Whitney at Newmarket Sale
At Newmarket in England on December 4 trainer Huggins acting for W. Whitney purchased the thoroughbred mare Lady Frivoles for 15 435 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Whitney
Newmarket
England
Ace Huggins
W. Whitney
Lady Frivoles
Handball Experts Tie Breaker After Handicap Match
In Jersey City yesterday Mike Egan overcome Corby 4 of 7 with ten aces per game, extending best of five to seven games. Corby led early with 21 10 and 21 11 scores, while Egan surged to win 21 19 before the final seventh game, which Corby captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Mike’ Egan
Brooklyn
Pat” Corby
Corby
Egan
Cycling Rivals to Meet in Madison Square Garden Race
The ten mile preliminary in Madison Square Garden pits Frank Kramer Eddie Bald and Iver Lawson against each other to decide merit after disputed offers for a trio race. Other top riders Gongoltz Kaser and foreign stars join the field as New England champion E R Root turns professional for the six day race. An added highlight is Dan Canary performing a hazardous cycle act while over eighty amateur entrants contest tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madigan Square Garden
Frank Kramer
Eddie ”’ Bald
Ellegard
Paris
Iver Lawson
New England
Frank Galvin
Jimmy ” Michael
Harry Elkes
Dan Canary
Vailsburg
Amateur athletes train hard for Madison Square Garden meet
The Greater New York Irish Athletic Association announces a major amateur meet at Madison Square Garden on December 27. New York teams push to beat Philadelphia in a four man relay, with cross country and three mile scratch races. The 60 yard special and interscholastic race draw strong entries, and Knickerbocker AC and NYAC lead efforts for the intercity one mile relay. Entries close December 9 with James Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
New York Irish Athletic Association
Madison Square Garden
New York
Philadelphia
Duffy
Eaton
Delgado
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Knickerbockers
New York Athletic Club
Alec Grant
Newton
McGirr
Smith
Columbia Publishes 26-Game Schedule for 1905 Army Era
Manager William F. Allen announces Columbia's 1905 basketball schedule totaling 26 games. Fourteen colleges visit, including Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Cornell, and Lehigh, with trips to Christmas and March destinations. Home games limited to Yale Harvard Princeton and Cornell in Columbia gym. other contests in New York and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
William F. Allen
Law
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute
Williston
Lafayette
Lehigh
Brown
Williams
New England
Peekskill Military Company
Peekskill
Company F
Norwalk
National Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Silent Five
Dr. Savage’s
New York
Atlantic Athletic Association
Rockaway
Fifty-seventh Street Young Men's Christians Association
Yonkers
Jefferson Medical College
Baltimore
Ithaca
Cambridge
New Haven
Easton
South Bethlehem
Providence
East Hampton
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Williamstown
Robinson and Lawson Lead Handicap Pool Clash at Montauk
In Brooklyn at Montauk Billiard Academy Robinson defeated Lawson 102 to 28 in a handicap format. Robinson reached 100 points to 60 for Lawson, opening with a fast run and posting a top score of 19. Tonight's matches feature Irving versus Cowenhoven with 100 and 90 point ceilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Lawson
Montauk Billiard Academy
Brooklyn
Irving
Cowenhoven
Twenty-second Regiment Relay Team to Compete in Buffalo
The Twenty-second Regiment relay squad led by P. J. Walsh W Edwards P Sayles and Chester Peabody with substitute W F McLaughlin and trainer E J Hjertberg departs tonight for Buffalo to run in the Seventy-fourth Regiment N G N Y games. The Seventy-fourth Regiment team receives a 25 yard handicap in the 880 yard race but the New York athletes, in fine form after careful training, are confident they can overcome the handicap and win. Several Twenty-second Regiment members also plan to travel to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-second Regiment
P. J. Walsh
W. §. Edwards
P. Sayles
Chester Peabody
W. F. McLaughlin
Buffalo
E. J. Hjertberg
Seventy-fourth Regiment
New York
Brooklyn Poly Prep to Meet Hyde Park High in Chicago
Brooklyn Polytechnic Preparatory School sails with six substitutes to Chicago for an interscholastic football clash at Marshall Field against Hyde Park High School. Brooklyn officials stress they go as representatives of the East, not champions, while Hyde Park touts a strong Cook County League season and tough displays against Wisconsin and the University of Chicago. The Brooklyn lineup and weights hover around 154 pounds per man, vs Hy de Park roughly 155 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field
Chicago
Brooklyn Polytechnic Preparatory School
Hyde Park High School
Brooklyn
Charles P. Dudley
Aubut
Poly Prep
Delaware and Lackawanna
John Wi. Lane
Polytechnic
Hughes
Mclinery
Crane
Kennedy
Leighton
Thayer
Lane
Shea
Warner
Montague
Mulvihill
Cook County
Hyde Parkers
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
H. McKillip
Knorr
McCauley
Becker
Harger
Hammond
W. McKillip
Eckersall
Benson
DeWitt Elected Princeton Football Captain for Next Year
John R. DeWitt 21 of Riggiesville Pennsylvania was unanimously chosen captain for Princeton football next season. He has played the university eleven for two years at tackle and guard and holds the collegiate hammer throw record. Captain Davis, who was re-elected unanimously, resigned on the first ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
John R. Dewitt
DeWitt
Riggiesville
Penn
University
Capt. Davis
Plunkett Elected Fordham Captain for 1903 Team
Thomas J. Plunkett, right end on Fordham College’s football eleven last season, was yesterday unanimously elected captain for 1903 to succeed retiring Joseph A. Fogarty. Plunkett is a junior, 22 years old, 5 feet 10 and a half inches tall, weighing 175 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Plunkett
Fordham
Joseph A. Fogarty
J. Plunkett
Columbia Names 1903 Football Directors
Harold H. Weekes captain of the 1900 team and J. B. Wolff end have been appointed graduate Directors of the Columbia University Football Association for 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Weekes
Columbia
J. B. Wolff
Columbia University Football Association
Colfax Council Bowlers Triumph In New York Royal Arcanum League
Colfax Council bowlers win two games defeating New York and Metropolitan Councils in a New York Royal Arcanum bowling meet. Scores show Colfax totals 819 and 839 to defeat Metropolitan on the second and third games, with strong efforts from Meier McMillan Sanford and Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax Council
New York
Royal Arcanum
New York Royal Arcanum
New York Council
Metropolitan Council
NEW York Royal Arcanum League
Klumpp
Harlem Circle
Kitchell
May
Young
Snover
Krominga
Eeths
Smith
Miles
Murphy
Roeschlau
G. Coleman
Rominga
Meier
McMillan
Sanford
Schroeder
Sherwood
Coleman
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League Scores at Elephant Club
In Brooklyn the Elephant Club Alleys hosted three games with Welcome Council Divivan and Midwood Council Crowell posting strong totals. Amphion Council and its players Horst Cheshire Thomas Grote Bauer led in the second and third games. Final scores show totals ranging from 730 to 834 with a miscellaneous entry of 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elephant Club
Brooklyn
Welcome Council
Divivan
Ochs
Wyant
Hummell
Pitcher
Midwood Council
Crowell
Voges
Eckersley
Becker
Heingardner
Vog2s
Eckerson
New York Stock Exchange League Thrilling Alley Scores Reported
In the Thom's White Elephant Alleys games Probst Wechsler Co and H W Poore Co posted high totals in the first matchup. The second game saw Nolan, Hermann, Kensington and Blackmor among top scorers as Cohen Greene Co totaled 752. Third game paired Cohen Greene with H W Poore as Fer nell and Carr posted strong numbers. Commercial League entry by Schwartje and Arps's Alleys begins with Metcalfe Brothers & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom
White Elephant
Probst, Wechsler & Co
Nolan
Hermann
Kensington
Slackmar
Grady
H. W. Poore & Go
Egan
Sayre
Loder
Frank
Carr
Sar
Schwartje and
Arps's Alleys
Scores From Three Games With Team Totals
In the first game Beck and Dietz led fields with totals 793. Joseph Wild & Co. and Vietor & Achelis-Schmied posted 739 and 801 respectively in the second and third games. Individual names include Beck Davies Volkman Rickerby Wilbert Mertz Berg Rohrs Buek Koch Dietz Matthews Swain and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Davies
Volkman
Rickerby
Wilbert
Joseph Wild & Co
Taylor
Koch
Dietz
Matthews
Mertz
Berg
Rohrs
Buek
Starrs National Alleys First Game Scores
Almirante Council Halpin 147 W Welcke 182 McIntyre 186 E Welcke 5 Cotter 182 total 680 Castilian Council Smith 124 Lynch 176 PB EaReerrors 146 Feeney 165 Fox 132 total. Second game Almirante Council Halpin 116 W Welcke 152 McIntyre 104 E Welcke 138 Cotter 127 total 637 Genoa Council McGrath 161 Morrissey 125 were 132 Hannigan 159 Maleahy 126 total 703 Third game Genoa Council McGrath 152 Morrissey 148 Keefe 100 Hannigan 71 Maleady 157 total 72s Castilian Council Smith 169 Lynch 04 KE Patterson 170 Feeney 193 Fox 170 total SUG
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Almirante Council
Halpin
W. Welcke
McIntyre
E. Welcke
Cotter
Castilian Council
Smith
Lynch
Tee
Genoa
McGrath
Morrissey
Hannigan
Maleahy
Keefe
Maleady
KE. Patterson
Feeney
Fox
Cadieu Monarch Palace Alleys Led by Long List of Names
A report lists Cadieu's Monarch at Palace Alleys and N. Dubois & Co. scoring totals. A New York Bowling Association committee of one hundred is named to plan Thomas Curtis’s seventy fifth birthday and golden wedding anniversary, with many city bowling leaders named as members or attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Ebbets
New York Bowling Association
Brooklyn
Thomas Curtis
Long Island Bowling League
City
Charles H Eubets
H. Timm
Jacob. Lealy
W.B. Fisher
H. M. Medicus
Frederick Diedrick
T. C. Johanameyer
Ww. Granger
T. €.Carruthers
R. B. Pelton
E. G. Behrman
W. H. Healy
R. S. Bannister
Ww. B. Sellers
Jewell
W. Dinsmore
F. F. Ferris
R. S. Blake
T. L. Wells
W. H
A. Yeager
L. F. Wooster
W. J. Boers
J. Giddings
J. Faton
John Folk
R. F. Brown
E. P. Waterbury
F. Morris
O. E. Houghton
Granville Harman
R. F. Mullins
George T. Stebbins
Jj. A. Stoner
E. D. Page
Fred Coulon
John Garlock
W. Cordes
Herman Ehler
Charles Quadt
Joseph Thum
Herman Kahlsdorf
Charles K. Starr
Joseph Thumann
P. Schwartje
W. Amann
Clarence E. Gren
A. Seyd
Fred Klie
Ernest Bertram
John Roemermann
John D.muller
John Haller
George J. Haller
A. Bantle
J. B. Quinche
Columbia Yacht Club Faces Reform Calls After Dinner Meeting
More than one hundred members met at Healy's on Sixty-sixth Street and Eighth Avenue to discuss changes to the Columbia Yacht Club constitution and by laws amid ongoing internal dissension. A petition calling for a special meeting to consider reforms was presented to Commodore Walther Luttgen, who has led the club for six years, while supporters blamed a dominant clique rather than the Commodore. The proposed reforms include rotating officers and a new member election plan as younger members seek broader participation. The gathering featured music, songs, and stories as loyalty to the club was reaffirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Yacht Club
Healy’s
Sixty-sixth Street
Eighth Avenue
Walther Luttgen
West Eighty-sixth Street
Walthur Luttgen
Commodore
Hotels and guests listed by city and country
A scrambled roster of guests and officials at various hotels including Waldorf Astoria New York Imperial Manhattan Fifth Avenue and Marlborough. Names span diplomats military officers and business figures from Argentina Spain South Africa Colombia Japan and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
E. Gutt+r
Argentine Legation
Washington
Wallace T. Foote
Kingston
Holland—Marquese de Pinar del Rio
Lavana
T. F. Buredorff
United States Navy
T. J. Johnston
United States Army
J. B. Greene
United States Marine Hospital Service
Ivan C. Wettinger
James Gray
Cape Town
South Africa
Paul Burchard
Hamburg
IL Taylor
Manhattan
Prince Poniatowski
California
Endicott
Alberto Eschavarria
Colombia
Frank P. Solomon
Yokohama
Japan
Fifth Avenue
H. J. Heinz
Pittsburg
C. Ecker
Hoffman—R. du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Alfred P. Thom
Norfolk
B. W. Boyes
London
Two Small Fires Reported In City Overnight
Yesterday a series of minor blazes was logged from late Wednesday night to Thursday night. At 8:30 A M flames damaged 225 West Sixty first Street owned by O Lynn with about 200 dollars damage. At 6:00 P M a fire at 229 231 and 233 Forty first Street was attributed to Cornelius Byrne, details incomplete. Dr J R Neilson linked to a separate incident but described as trifling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sixty-first Street
O. Lynn
West Ninetieth Street
J. R. Neilson
Fortyfirst
Cornelius Byrne
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Binay
St. Thea
Richard Mansfield
Sam
Shubert
Julius Caesar
Princess
Casino Sieisoss
Negie Hall Philharmonic Society
Walter Damrosch
Maud MacCarthy
Ange
Liszt Andantino
Saint-Saens
Weingartner
Carnegie All
Ditson
Felix F. Leifels
Rnegle
Franz Kneisel
Mr. Gericke
Son
Ditson’s
Anton van Rooy
Metropolitan Opera House
Maurice Gran
Sembrich
Louise Homer
Dani
Scotti
Journet
Mancinelli
Otello
Eames
Homer
Alvarez
Bisnham
Gadski
Schumann-Heink
Anthes
Muhlmann
Edouard de Reszke
Hertz
San
Mmes
Bridewell
Messrs
Bispham
Blass
Mon
AIDA
de Marchi
Edouard
Reszke
Maryui
Fron
Gilibert
Weber
Daly's
D'way
Augustin Daly Musical CO
Mirs
Fiske
Paul Heyse
Mary of
Broadway Theatre
41St St. & B'way
John C. Fisher
Ictoria
Viola Allenes
Pietro Mascagni
Academy OF Music
14Th St
Irving Pl
Weber & Fields
iMacs
Wallace
Mats
Hackett ii
TINEE
Dewey Agn
Jou
Mabelle Gilman Wrees
Mocking Bird
Irving Place Theatre
der Kuss
Ihalf Price
Minna von Parnheim
der Damenkrieg
Teremtette
Proctor
Ae St. Theatre
Ness
Esee
Chauncey Osi Olcott OldLimerick Town
8Th Ave
Quality
Ted Marks
Osborn Gee Seer
Eden Musee
Eee
WAX
King Edward Art
Eve
Dehosta, the Wizard
Harlem
Empire Thea CO
Wilderseh
Martin Harvey
Murray
Hurtig & Seamon
S W
Russell Bros,te- J. K. Emmet &¢ Co
Etemn
Lex
St. Matinee
Kathleen Mavourneen
Keith
New York Theatre
45Th St
Sally
West End
Margaret May
Winchester
4 Cohans
St. Matinée
the Hansens
le Voyage En Suisse
Empire
the Matinees
William Faversham
Atre, Brosatway
40Th St
Criterion Theatre
Tiway
44Th St
Virginia Harned
Julia Marlowe
Garrick
Atre
35Th St
B’way
Esday
Geraldin
Clyde Noa
Ethel
New Savoy Theatre
34Th St. & B’way
Barrymore
Knickerbockenverninet
Fir Goodwin
Alta
Patre
B'nay
Inée
Maxine Elliottriendship
Madison SQ
Audrey
Eleanor
Robsot
St. & B’ Way
Mary Johnston
Patrick Corby
Bald
Kramer
Greater New York
Hale
Pike
Hyde Park
Conquerors of
Brooklyn High School
de Witt
Columbia’s New Football Directors
OIN
Sapokanicar Council
Porter
Keppler
van Loan
Marium
Stewart
Constitution Council
Levy
Wiedman
Kruger
Obright
Constitution
Higman
Barry
Beet
van Riper
Bogardus
Teta
Audubon Council
Iigmian
Sweet
Sapokanicar
Keppier
Marum
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League
NEW York Stock Exchange League
UNION
Hilade
W. L. Douglas Strong
Icaution
W. L. Douglas
Lextra
Brockton, Mass
W.L. Douglas
Douglas
Hey
New York City
Cortlandt Street
West 125Th Street
Fulton St
Pearl St
Broadway
Thornton
Gates Ave
Newark Ave
Newark
Broad Street
Howard St
Knights OF Columbus League
Plumbing and Steam Supply League
Cadieu
Edward F. Keating
Ogg
Carroll
Phillips
N. Dubois & Co
Apex
Hagenauer
Fawcett
Renner
Ketcham
Columbia Yacht Troubles
Spalding
Interco. A.G. Spalding Mahers
America
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Nassau Street
White, R. Hi.,Company
Boston
Ff. Bacon
Broome Street
Imperial
Goldsmith, Brothers & Co
Scranton
A. Goldsmith
Bowland, Morehouse & Martens Company
Columbus
Ohio
M. Morehouse
Kuppenheimer
I. Kuppenheimer
Hoffman House
Epstein, J
H. Kaufman
Eastman Brothers & Bancroft
Portland
S. A. Gates
Broadway Central Hotel
Webber, W. G
Company
Salem
F. O. Palmer
Franklin Street
Park Avenue
Michaels, Stern & Co
Rochester
N. X
HH. Michaels
Woolens
Victoria
O'Neil, M., Company
Akron
W. T. Tobin
Lispenard Street
Cadillac
Edson, Moore & Co
Detroit
Mich
Corson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Tll
W. Curtis
Ginghams
Worth Street
Navarre
Reid & Hughes Dry Goods Company
Waterbury
Hotel
Wolfsheimer, M., & Co
E. Wolfsheimer
Hotel Navarre
Brown, Thompson & Con
Marlborough
Jacobs
Royal British Artillery
S. E. Ansell
Chateau Bottlings
Lafite
Margaux
Haut Brion
Mouton Rothschild
Montrose
Rabaud
H. B. Kirk & CO
Mérehumta
Cor
27Th St
Franklin St
N. Y
van Tassell & Kearney's
Horse Auction Mart
East 13Th St
Purc
Newton, N. J
Times
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of
Nathan Rothstein
A. PD
Lez
George C. Holt
Pine Street
City of
Southern District of New York
John L. Sullivan
William E. Valentine
Wall St
Macgrane Cone
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