Six Day Madison Square Garden Cycle Race Tangle
Leaders Butt and Stoll share the lead with MacFarland Moran and Hill DeMara tied in a three way break. Fogler quits after collapsing from exhausting pace as Walthour and Root vow to close the gap and challenge for the lead.
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Butt
Stoll
MacFarland
Moran
Hill
Demara
Madison Square Garden
Fogler
Lawson
Anderson
Vanoni
Devenovitch
Drobach
Ivor Lawson
Walthour
Root
Faber
Young men’s suits and Weatherall shoes offered in youthful styles
A fashion blurb touts young men’s suits fitting 32 to 40 inch chests and highlights Weatherall shoes in tan grain leather. Arrow collars are sold 2 for 25 cents, emphasizing style for growing youths and grown men alike.
Fur Goods and Accessories Advertised by Racers Peer & Company
Fur coats fur caps fur gauntlets smoking jackets motor goggles military brushes slip pers safety razors scarfs and gloves offered by Racers Peer & Company across four Broadway stores with locations including Warrenst 13th and 34th streets, numbered listings 258 842 41302.
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Broadway
Warrenst
13Th St
34Th St
Distance Contest Rally Heats Crowd as Riders Battle
The crowd roared as Walthour and Root recovered one of their two lost laps. Fans in the boxes leaped to their chairs cheering wildly while teams watch for a renewed attempt to break into the front division with riders staying tight in the pack when the pair switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walthour
Root
Newark Board of Trade Pushes New Jersey Auto Law Reform
The Newark Board of Trade approved a committee of ten to study proposed changes to New Jersey auto laws and to press Gov Fort for legislation. The move comes after a report by the New Jersey Automobile Trade Association warning of millions in lost auto parts manufacturing due to current licensing rules. The board urged repeal of the license recognition clause and better cross state courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newark
N. J
Newark Board of Trade
Commerce Committee
New Jersey
Gov. Fort
New Jersey Automobile Trade Association
Newark Trade Board
Yale Wins Rough Game Over Manhattan College
Yale defeated Manhattan College 25 to 22 on De La Salle court in a hard fought and rough contest. The first half ended tied at 12 with the second half featuring shifting leads and a late Yale burst to seal the victory amid fouls and clashes. Van Vleck and Nugent led Yale scorers with several foul calls and players ejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Manhattan
de la Salle
New Haven
van Vleck
Murray
Corrogan
Bolton Cushman
Murray van Vieck
Nugent Eames
Donahue Levy
Cley O’holoran
Cushman
Scudder
Levy
Bolton
Nugent
van Vieck
Conway
Hyde
Mr. Poggi
Xavier A. A
Princeton Beaten by Brooklyn Poly in 28 to 17 Display
Princeton suffers a 28 to 17 defeat at home as Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute dominates with Gianella outstanding. Veeder links Princeton scoring with two field goals and seven fouls force a rule-enforced departure. Walsh exits for Brooklyn in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Brooklyn Boys
Gianella Ofte
Weeder
Walsh
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Poly
Carter
Keys
Orward
Leslie Meese
Legerman
Gianella Hughes
Eoves
Griffin Veeder
Yale
Mr. Kearney
Trenton
Stuyvesant Crushes Heffley 66 to 12 in Court Victory
Stuyvesant High School routed Heffley School 66 to 12 on the Stuyvesant Court. A Columbia freshmen game versus Stuyvesant was canceled at the last moment by Morningside students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant High School
Heffley School
Stuyvesant
Columbia
Morningside
Fordham Preps Edge Commerce In Close Basketball Game
Fordham Preps defeated High School of Commerce in a tight contest at Fordham yesterday by a score of 18 to 16. Guard names and venue are noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham Preps
High School of Commerce
Fordham
Swarthmore to resume intercollegiate football
Swarthmore College will resume intercollegiate football next year after a mass meeting where President Swain announced the decision. A conference included student, faculty, alumni advisory, and Board of Managers committees and a student petition supported the move. Chairman Hodge noted 159 of 177 graduates favored football, with 96 percent of the last decade in support.
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Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Swain
Hodge
Brooklyn Yacht Club Meets in New Marlborough Property Plans
Commodore Towen presided at the Brooklyn Yacht Club annual meeting at the Hotel Marlborough. Funds for the Bensonhurst clubhouse reach near completion with over $20,000 projected for alterations next spring. By-laws raise initiation fee to 50 dollars and annual dues to 50 dollars. New officers and trustees were elected, with Towen re elected and a full slate named by the Nominating Committee.
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William C. Towen
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Marlborough
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn Club
Atlantic
Commodore Towen
Walter D. Haviland
E. M. Youmans
George Gattel
Thomas A. Nevins
Leo S. Herzig
John G. Faist
Willard Graham
Edson B. Schock
A. C. Soper
W. Hugo Koehler
William P. Kiggins
David FE. Austen
Neptune B. Smyth
Edward Hassett
William H. Griffin
James S. Bradley
Conrad R. Schmitt
Maurice Deiches
Minor Leagues Extend Time Amid National Meetings
National and American League meetings continued with minor leagues pushing for an extended deadline to present defense. The commission agreed to a Jan. 4 Cincinnati gathering. Ban Johnson and Herrmann clash over ticket scalping verdict timing as other trades and contracts unfold.
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National Association
Farrell
National Commission
Eastern League
American Association
Cincinnati
Powers-O'Brien
H. J. Killilea
Natio League
National League
Ban Johnson
American League
Herrmann- Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
Herrmann
Clare Griffith
Yankee
Monte Cross
Kansas City
Brady
Buffalo
Milligan
Columbus
Ludwig
St. Louis
Schlei
Bresnahan
New York
McGraw
vey-Ebbets
Dahlen
Brooklyn
Lewis Combi
Boston
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Lumley
Chase
Navin
Detroit
Stallings
Sir Martin Stands Test Before England Shipment
Sir Martin the champion two year old and leading money winner of 1908 in American turf underwent a veterinary inspection at Sheepshead Bay before shipment to England on Saturday. J E Madden owner visited with the colt. sale rumors persist but Madden named 75000 dollars for Sir Martin and Fayette as a pair. Wayne McCreery of England has a conditional offer for the two horses, with odds he may own them when they sail to Europe to race in events including the Epsom Derby and Two Thousand Guineas. August Belmont’s Henry of Navarre and Alfred Jesson’s Oisseau also arrived in Jersey City from Kentucky en route to Europe.
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Sir Martin
Sheepshead Bay
England
J. E. Madden
Fayette
Walter McCreery
J. B. McDonald
Europe
August Belmont
Henry of Navarré
Alfred Jesson
Jersey City
Kentucky
Tigers Strength Impresses In 3–0 Victory
Princeton University hockey team defeated the Hockey Club of New York 3 to 0 at St Nicholas Rink after a 3–2 win over Crescents last week. Strong passing and goaltending by Peacock and rover Coxe aided a rough second half with several collisions.
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Princeton University
Crescents
Hockey Club of
New York
St. Nicholas
Collegians
Peacock
Coxe
Rover
Hawley
Russell
Brush
Princeton
GOA
Bryan
Forrest Coxe
Reimond Brush
Button
B. Phillips
Phillips
Charles Jackman
Hockey Club
C. Farr
Heintz Hornfeck
Wanderers
Billiard Tournament Results At Daly's Billard Rooms
Four cushion carrom games at 25 points were played last night in Daly's Billard Rooms. Gold defeated Smith 25 to 15. Smith beat Roberts 25 to 23. Harris beat Latt 25 to 18. Sauer defeated Lolan 25 to 13.
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Daly’s Billard Rooms
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
Smith
Roberts
Harris
Latt
Sauer
Lolan
Mansfield Edges Dankelman In Pool Tournament Victory
E. J. Mansfield defeated Harry Dankelman 75 to 31 at Doyle's Billiard Hall on Broadway and Forty-second Street. Mansfield posted a high run of 18. Tonight Tod Sloan faces John Manahan in the next match.
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E. J. Mansfield
Harry Dankelman
Doyle’s Billiard Hall
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Mansfield
Tod Sloan
John Manahan
Oldest Baseball Shipments to Commission Chairman
In Jackson Mississippi Ed Laughlin will ship what is believed to be the oldest baseball in the world to Garry Herrmann, chairman of the National Baseball Commission. The ball was used on November 8, 1805, in Williamsport Pennsylvania for the state championship game won by Williamsport 61 to 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Garry Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Ed Laughlin
Williamsport
Penn
Gallagher Beats McLaughlin In 1500-Point Billiard Match
In the fifth game of the 1500 point balkline contest at McGraw's Billiard Hall Gallagher defeats Ed McLaughlin 250 to 156. Gallagher posts an average of 916 26 and McLaughlin 66 25. The final game is scheduled for tonight at the same venue.
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Gallagher
McLaughlin
McGraw
Thirty-fifth Street
Broadway
Thomas Gallagher
Ed McLaughlin
Michigan to field its first university rowing crew
Ann Arbor to build a new dam on the Huron River providing space for rowing. Prof. Emil Lorch plans a boat house and the university seeks a coach and shells with a request to the Board of Regents at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Emil Lorch
Architectural Department
Ice Hockey Guide 1908 1909 edited by Frederick R Toombs
The issue presents the Ice Hockey Guide for 1908 1909 with laws and bylaws of the American Amateur Hockey League. It reviews the 1908 AAHL season and covers Ontario and Eastern Canadian rules. An exhibition of simultaneous chess by Robert Raubitschek is noted at Carnegie Hall tonight with many challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaldine
Athletic Library
Frederick R. Toombs
Ontario
Carnegie Hall
Manhattan Chess Club
Robert Raubitschek
Record of Dan Patch's 1.55 percent gain at Lexington
The horse Dan Patch achieved a record of 1.55 percent at Lexington Kentucky on October 1 1905. The colt is owned by M W Savage of Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Dan Patch
Lexington
M. W. Savage
Minneapolis, Minn
One Point Margin in YMCA Dual Meet
The Twenty third Street Branch YMCA edged Harlem Branch 32 to 31 in a gymnasium dual. Arthur Barret of Harlem starred with wins in the 220 yard dash and the quarter mile. The mile got dramatic as Harry Davis and W Stockwell of the Twenty third Street Branch led Guy before Davie surged on the final lap to win by about fifteen yards.
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Twenty-third Street
Harlem
Arthur Barret
Harry Davis
W. Stockwell
Twenty Third Street
Guy
Davie
Lep Davis
S S Lusitania and Narragansett Reports From Sea Wires
Wireless update places Lusitania 1236 miles east of Sandy Hook at 10 A M yesterday en route to her pier by Friday night or Saturday morning Narragansett reported 308 miles east of Sandy Hook at 8 50 A M yesterday coming from London per Marconi wireless data
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Wireless
Liverpool
Marconi Wireless
Sandy Hook
London
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Hill and
de Mara
Walthour and Root
Palmer and Walker
Collins and Mitten
Galvin and
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Devonovitch
Anderson and Vanoni
Gaber and Lefourcade
Miller and
Waller
Peer & Company
Manhattan College
POLYS
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Tigers
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania College
Commodore Tower
Mands
Ban Johnson and
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Brokaw
Redet
Briarcliff Auto Course
Automobile Club of America
E. R. Hollander
Fiat Company
C. F. Wyckoff
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
Lozier Company
Mr. Palmer
Palmer-Singer Company
Allen
Allen-Kingston
Owen
Chalmers-Detroit Snes
Hamilton
Simplex
Worcester
Mass
Hartford
Motor Parkway
Apperson
Ncglie
Clement-Bayard
France
Sidney B. Bowman Automobile Company
Broadway, Cor
49Th St
Manhattan Storage CO
West 44Th Street
Mercedes
Riverside
Times Square
Gerome
West 18Th St
ACME
Cordner & Flinn
Baker Electrics Garage
Tor Co
B'way
Bet
Die Co Ae CO
Carl H. Page & Co
50Th St
Chalmers
Corbin
Elmore
Haynes Isotta
Lozie
Matheson
Mora
A. Elliott Ranney Co
Quinby & CO
Division St
Rtford Tel
A. W. Blanchard, Inc
Thomas White
Smiott Bros
Rambler Bidg
West
Col
Pullman
Renault Freres
B’way
Renault P. Lacroix
Mgr
Stevens-Doryer
Harry S. Houpt & Co
White Coo
Swentz F. J. EL
Bryant
Res Geuteens
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Park Place
Auto CO
P.O
Michigan
Satsare
Howse
Hackett Carhait
Waters
Chester
Horace Waters &Co
Fifth Ave
18Th St
8Th Ave
Christman Pianos
Steinway
Christ
Estey
Sohmer
Weber
Mason & Hamlin
Haynes
Chi Kering
Nola
St. N. Y
Sa'e Decker
Lindeman & Sons
West 23d Street
6Th Ave
Lindeman
Kimball
Belmont
COTE
Buick Motor. Company
Flatbush Ave
55Th St
Halsey St
Chickering
Jacob Doll
Knape
Stodart
Tacob Doll & & Sons
Aia West
Re St
Mathushek
SON
Arth
Torsey City
Weser Bros
Chickering, &c
Jacob Bros
Jacob Bros. CO
14Th St
O. W. Wuertz
86Th 8&T
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Bronx
Goetz & Co
Court St
Weber, Lohmer
Winterroth
E. 14Th St
W. 125Th St
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Clements
Eau
Etsonem
Mme. Torpadie
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co
M.s
Sandy ‘Hook
Governors Island
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United States Weather Bureau
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