Dollar Glove and Star Goods Featured in Holiday Sketch
The ad touts overcoats including Ulster and mackintosh styles for winter, a Dollar Glove with value near 1.50, Ramie underwear for summer and winter, Bunion Shoe comfort, a hat range from derbies to opera hats, Star shirts and leather novelties, all from Rogers Perry & Company with three Broadway stores.
Cyclists Start on Week's Grind in Garden Race
Wiley suffers a shoulder dislocation after a bad spill threatening the Messenger Boy team. Old favorites cheer as cyclists begin a demanding week in competition.
Seventeenth Annual International Bicycle Race Opens
The 17 riders started the 142 hour race at Madison Square Garden with 10,000 spectators watching. Team names include McFarland and Clarke, Root and Fogler, Hill and Stein, and more. Germain led early, but Butt fell and recovered. Logan, Georget, and Wiley were among early mishaps.
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Sullivan
Madison Square Garden
Harvey
Bobby Walthour
Elmer Collins
Walthour
Bobby
Clarke
McFarland and
Root
Root and Fogler
Hill
Hill and
Stein
de Mara
Lawson
Anderson
Vanoni
Cameron
Krebs
Mitten
West
Rutt
Caniolo
Carapezzi
Germain
Shirey
Leon
Georget
Pye
Hebb
Keegan
Keegan and
Galvin
Wiley
Wiley and Drobach
Halstead
Bardgett
Logan
Walthour and
Collins
Butt
Garvin
Leon Georget
Patsy Logan
Boston Buffalo
Cyclist Louis Owens Hurt in Madison Square Garden Race
Louis Owens a 23 year old rider from 12 Grant Street Newark is in serious condition at St Barnabas Hospital after a spill in the third heat of the half mile amateur handicap at Madison Square Garden. He collapsed on the way home and was found to have head and pelvic injuries per hospital report.
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Newark
N. J
Louis Owens
Grant Street
St. Barnabas Hospital
Madison Square Garden
Owens
Market Street
Sullivan Leaves Bellevue After Healing From Ankle Sprains
James P. Sullivan of the Irish American Athletic Club was discharged from Bellevue Hospital after two weeks of treatment for badly sprained tendons in his right ankle. He had won the Canadian five mile championship at Montreal a month earlier and returned home to 389 Lafayette Street Brooklyn.
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Bellevue
Montreal
James P. Sullivan
Hart Operated For Appendicitis In Chicago
James A. Hart former owner of the Chicago National League Baseball Club underwent an appendicitis operation in Chicago. The two hour surgery was completed and Hart rallied by late night. The illness forced him to cancel a planned world tour that had been in preparation.
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Chicago
James A. Hart
National League Baseball Club
Umpire Danihy Dies After Stairway Fall
Maurice P. Danihy longtime minor league umpire died at 49 after falling on a stairway Saturday night fracturing his skull in Rochester New York. He is believed to have umpired more minor league games than any other man in the country.
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Rochester
N. Y
Maurice P. Danihy
Clay Court Championship Vote Faces National Tussle
Lawn tennis enthusiasts push for a national clay court championship led by Dr. P. E. Hawk of the University of Illinois with Ralph Holterhoff L. Harry Wardner and W. J. Scott backing the effort. Western players urge pooling West and South votes to challenge Eastern control at the Waldorf Astoria meeting.
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P. E. Hawk
University of Ilinois
National Banking Committee
National Association
Ralph Holterhoff
Cincinnati
L. Harry Wardner
Chicago
W. J. Scott
Atlanta
Brooklyns eliminated in cup tie by True Blues at Marquette Oval
In Brooklyn yesterday the Brooklyns fell 3 goals to 1 to Paterson True Blues in the American Football Association cup tie at Marquette Oval. The half ended 2–1, with Brooklyns showing steadier play but unable to recover in the second period.
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True Blues
Paterson
Marquette Oval
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
American Football Association
MacDonald Field
Clan MacDonalds
Columbia Football Club
Hastie
Glen
McCulloch
Syphtoe
Columbia
Rumor Flies Over Yale Dartmouth Franklin Football Plans
The article reports widespread chatter about 1910 college football schedules and coaching moves. Dartmouth, Princeton, Cornell, Michigan, Harvard, Yale, and Pennsylvania figures are cited in potential opponents and leadership changes amid predictions of return games and new matchups.
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Dartmouth
Princeton
Cornell
Hanover College
Michigan
New York City
Brown
Wisconsin
Roper
Hart
Jas
Cambridge
Haughton
Harvard
Dave” Campbell
Pennsylvania
Ithaca University
Yale
New Haven
Blue
West Point
Columbia
Harvard Yale Seek Football Reform To Save Game
Special to The New York Times reports Harvard calls for football rule changes after a hurried Executive Committee meeting. Reform aims to reduce injuries and may defy a faculty ultimatum. Walter Camp may visit to discuss proposals with Coach Percy Haughton amid Yale and Harvard interest.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Harvard Athletic Association
Committee On
Walter Camp
New Haven
Percy Haughton
Cambridge
Speedway Nears Completion With Vitreous Bricks
Indianapolis officials report the vast project to pave the speedway with 3,500,000 vitrified bricks is nearly done. A cement surface provides a smooth track after a $700,000 investment, with new stands garages and an aerodrome added since August. Record trials are set for December 17 and 18 with about thirty cars expected.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
E. A. Moross
Cleverly Stops Runaway at Speedway Race
Thomas Russell's Lake runaway, driven by his son, was halted by Policeman Fitzgerald after tearing past the crowd near the half mile. Fitzgerald pulled the horse down, though a stirrup broke, and he was given an ovation. The event featured many brushes with Sid Axworthy and Denver neck and neck, Jerry Murphy and James A. Murphy, and multiple horses competing in heats.
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Thomas Russell
Policeman Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Speedway
Charles Weiland
Sid Axworthy
Denver
Nathan Straus
Ted Sullivan
Weiland
Fettle
James A. Murphy
Thomas Lawson
Lawson
Rose Electrite
E. Bottenus
Triphammer
N. Grunzfelder
Hugh Riley
Lucy
Huber
Kalomia
Arnold Pandit
Scott
William Scott
Hyacinta
S. B. Wolf
Minnie Albert
Kate Nelson
Bri. J
Scott Wins Four Events at Larchmont Weekly Shoot
Stuart Scott captured four events at the Larchmont Yacht Club weekly shoot, hitting 181 of 145 targets and earning a Sauer Trophy leg. Ideal weather drew a large crowd as W. J. Elias won the fifteen-third shoot after a prior tie, with Dr. W. B. Short leading for the Baudouine Cup and accumulative prize. J. Ross Collins earned a leg on the Halstead December prize. scores listed for Sauer Prize, Handicap, 25 Birds, and Unknown Angles.
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Stuart Scott
Larchmont
Scott
W. J. Elias
W. B. Short
J. Ross Collins
J. Elias Sear
G. C. Bostwick
G. F. Cott
T. Durham T. Lenane, Jr
K. R. Hooker
B. Short
J. R. Collins
R. L. Spotts
A. B. Alley
Pelham
A. C
G. Pelham Alee Sividelea
A Vale
Phy Jr Serer
Sinecexetians
R. L
Errerr Eerry Ys
Ross Collins
B. Amoy
David Rait Sentesee
Hi. T. Shriver
Anes
Collins
Spotts
Baudouine’ Spason
Elias
H’cap
Bostwick
David Rait
Aes Hooker
accueLives Cup
J. Widas
Poibawi
Durhami
Eeee
Durham
T. Lenane, Jr
BE. Bemis
Camerons and Maple Field Club Tie at Van Cortlandt Park
The Camerons and the Maple Field Club played to a 2 2 tie at Van Cortlandt Park yesterday afternoon. Both teams created chances as the match ended level with a shared point.
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Camerons
Maple Field Club
van Cortlandt Park
M Ginn Captures Glencoe A G Event
H McGinn of the Paulist Athletic Club won a three and a half mile cross country invitational at Glencoe Athletic Club led Joyce Mohawk AC and Jameson in a large field of eighty seven entrants. McGinn finished in about 20:10 with Joyce second and Jameson close contesting the finish.
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H. McGinn
Paulist Athletic Club
Glencoe Athletic Club
126Th Street
Second Avenue
F. Joyce
Mohawk Athletic Club
McGinn
Joyce
Jameson
H. Name
M.S
J. Williams
New West Side Acg
A. Davey
Mohawk
Ie Durtnell
Dominican Lyceum
A. Walsh
Xavier A. Wee
Andrews
Xavier A. A
G. Cueno
St. George -A
J. Shaw
Mott Haven Athletic Club
Bronx
F. P. Devlin
J. Haw
Mott Haven A
Mott Haven A. C
D. Dietrich
Loughlin Lyceum
Schroeder
Ineberg
Eens
Hogan
Holy Cross Lyceum
P. Barney
J. Taub
Pastime A
A v. McNamara
McAuliff
Fi McGinnis
Bloomfield A. C
P. Stiefel
Mohawk A. C
D. Carnegie
Commerce
A. A
F Radd
A. Tera
U. Os
P. Kelly
A. A. Doyle
Fordham Catholic. Club
A. A. Aronovir
Mott Haven
Thomas Harris
Morris Evening High School Athletic Association
M.S . Harris
H. Autenreith
Morris
Goss
J. Gallagher
Plaszyk
D. A. Shunk
W Taub
Harlem Evening High School
H'cap. Ac
W. Taub
Tereerseereveeesees
A. Cohen Dugdeens
G. Sprigal
J. Wolff
Ora
S. Sussman
Sendoff planned for Harry Hillman by athletic and civic groups
A committee organized at a meeting of athletic regimental and civic groups will plan a testimonial for Harry L. Hillman Jr. as he leaves New York for Dartmouth College. The next meeting set for Thursday at 8:30 P M at the Irish American Athletic Club house will decide the nature of the tribute. The committee list includes James Sullivan chairman and George P Matthews secretary among many members.
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Harry Hillman
Harry L. Hillman, Jr
New York
Dartmouth University
James P. Sullivan
W. L. Jones
Charles J. Dieges
C. Dalton
Paul Pilgrim
Major S. Grant
J. M. Breen
Robert Krammer
Everett J. Wendell
Ray Ewry
Lawson Robertson
Robert J. Kennedy
P. J. Conway
Thomas O’brien
E. J. Giannini
Sergi. McNevin
R. Earl
John J. McHugh
Matt Halpin
John Fleeson
C. Nelson
C. Welch
James J. Farrel
M. Flynn
F. W. Rubien
E. von Elling
George P. Matthews
Forty-eighth Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
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St. Ann's A. C
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Brookman
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Mott Haven Harriers
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France
New, York
Lozier
Ring Six
Briarcliff Toy Tonneau
Mercedes
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H-P. Brarcliff
H.P. Briarcliff
Renault
West Gith St
Alco
American Lcomotive Company
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Benz Auto Import Co. of America
BUICK
Columbus
Grou Imperial Motor Vehicle Co
Hudson
Isotta
A. Elliott Ranney Co
B'way
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Quinby & Co
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Knox
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Palmer
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