Six Day Cycle Race at Madison Square Garden Sees Walker Injured
The six day race at Madison Square Garden reports serious accidents as Walker, the Australian, breaks a collarbone after a heavy spill and Devovitch withdraws. Palmer and Drobach form a new team to replace Walker, while Moran sustains non serious injuries. The crowd remains high as records and bravado mark the grueling event with a previous record at 1999.
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Madison Square Garden
Walker
Devonovitch
Palmer
Drobach
Walthour
Root
Moran
McFarland
Fifly
de Mara
Probach
Aso
Moran Wiley
Vanoni
Rutt
Collins
Weneged
Hegat
Winter overcoats promise style and diverse fabrics
A bold new collection of winter overcoats emphasizes style and substantial quality. Tailors showcase a wide variety of fabrics designed to meet high standards and minimize criticism in a competitive market.
Fur buyers seek value with guaranteed guarantees
In buying furs most men are willing to pay a fancy price the guarantee of a response house charge nothing at all for such a guarantee it stood with all our fur and fur lined coats.
Chronic staffdeesushion shoe with maya insoles
Fragmentary note describes an elastic felt insole design linked to a staff product. No clear actions, dates, or organizations are readable. The text centers on footwear components and unusual wording without verifiable details.
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Ushion
Maya
Christmas Tree Hobby Finds Incomplete List
A scattered shopping list mentions hockey shoes scarves pins goggles golf balls gowns traveling bags moccasin slippers fur robes and leather items, suggesting a varied array of gifts or gear for the season. The fragment hints at personal items rather than a coherent purchase.
Cycling Race Crashes Don Circular Track Hit
The report describes a fall on the Madison Avenue turn injuring a rider with a broken collarbone. Palmer and partners continue the race despite injuries, substituting Drobach for Devonovitch. The rebuilt Palmer-Drobach team trails leaders as late-night laps collapse distance and stir management disputes over counted laps.
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Madison Avenue
Palmer
Walker
Drobach
Devonovitch
Francois Faber
Henri Lafourcarde
Faber
Dinneen challenges pro runners to Marathon race
Detroit December report details Paddy Dinneen the Boston baker leading a seventy two hour endurance grind at Light Guard Armory. He challenges Dorando Hayes or Longboat to race the Marathon distance anytime and anywhere, claiming a 2 hour 22 minute Boston practice run and a 2 hour 59 minute on track for near Marathon distance.
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Detroit
Mich
Paddy Dinneen
Boston
Light Guard
Dorando
Hayes
Longboat
Dinneen
Dinne
Armory
Diane
E. F. Fitzgerald
Harmony Across Baseball Leagues at Waldorf Meeting
Presidents of the National and American Leagues met at the Waldorf Astoria, agreeing to hold the Spring schedule meeting in Chicago. The Baseball Writers Association was recognized, scoring and enclosure rules were discussed, and visiting teams won forty minutes of field practice. Wild throws will count as a single base, and a $10 fine for batting order violations was proposed.
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American League
National League
Waldorf-Astoria
Chicago
Ren Johnson
Johnson
Shibe
Philadelphia
Charles A. Comiskey
John F. Kelfogle
Cleveland
Frank J. Farrell
New York
Thomas C. Noyes
Washington
Pulliam
Garry Herrman
Cincinnati
Baseball Writers’ Association
Charles W. Somers
Charles Comiskey
Thomas C. Neyes
Connie Mack
Detroit
St. Louis
Iso
Elberfeld
Moriarty
Burns
Clymer
Sntrith
Eastern League
American Association
Harry Killelea
National Association
National Commission
Bolters
Runners Choose Officials for 26 Mile Race at Madison Square Garden
Tom Longboat and Dorando Pietri with their managers selected officials for the Marathon distance race on Tuesday night December 15 at Madison Square Garden. Referee choices included Judge Francis Nelson of Toronto for Longboat and Tim Hurst for reappointment. other officials noted include W. J. Little, Dr. Wilson, J. J. McCaffery, Barsotti, the Timers' Club of New York, and Al Copeland as chief scorer. An Italian band and Bayne's Sixty-ninth Regiment Land were listed.
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Tom Longboat
Dorando Pietri
Madison Square Garden
Om Flanagan
Francis Nelson
Toronto
Durando
Tim Hurst
Longboat
W. J. Little
Dr. Wilson
Red Man
J. J. McCaffery
Toronto Baseball Club
Dorando
Chevalier Barsotti
Timers’ Club of
New York
al Copeland
Bayne
Conklin and Meredy Win Opening Hand Tennis Match
William G. Conklin and Charles A. Meredy won the opening hand tennis match at the New York Athletic Club on Sixth Avenue and Central Park South. They defeated Dr. Frederick W. Wroehle and Charles F. Naething in a handicap doubles from six aces, with set scores of 25 to 2 and 25 to 23. Ten pairs are in the tournament and talks proceed to arrange an interclub series with Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn.
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William G. Conklin
Charles A. Meredy
New York Athletic Club
Sixth Avenue
Central Park South
Frederick W. Wroehle
Charles F. Naething
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
St George A C to Hold Twentieth Anniversary Meet
Tom Collins and M Driscoll to start from scratch in a three mile special at the St George Athletic Club anniversary games held at the Sixty ninth Regiment Armory tonight. Other entrants include Wmn Bailey J Clark Charles Muller and Harry Edwards with athletes from New York Irish American Pastime Mohawk Xavier clubs featured.
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Tom Collins
M. Driscoll
Cratch
St. George
Armory
Norrow
Wmn. Bailey
J. Clark
Charles Muller
Harry Edwards
New York
Xavier
International racquet match opens season in New York
The first international racquet match of the season features George Standing, America’s champion, vs Peter Juatham, British professional champion, on Saturday December 26 at the Racquet and Tennis Club. Seats will be allocated by lot in a drawing on December 20 due to high demand.
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George Standing
America
Peter Juatham
Cornell Elects Tydeman Captain Of Varsity Eleven
Arthur Frederick Tydeman, left half back for Cornell, was elected captain of next year’s Varsity team at a squad meeting in Ithaca. A junior from Bloomfield New Jersey he attends the School of Mechanical Engineering.
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Ithaca
Arthur Frederick Tydeman
Cornell
Sattein
Tydeman
Bloomfield
N. J
School of Mechanical Engineering
Cushion Carom Billiard Tourney Scores Reported
Two games were played last night in the Class B three cushion carom billiard tournament in Maurice Daly's halls at Thirty first Street. Scores show Harris 25 and Roberts 12 while Lower 25 and ith 17. Play continues tonight and ends Saturday night.
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Maurice Daly
Ith
Harris
Roberts
Gallagher Wins Billiard Match at McGraw’s Rooms
Tom O Gallagher defeated Prof. Edward McLaughlin in an 250 point 18.2 billiard match by 250 to 220 last night. Gallagher posted a high run of 67 and finished with an average of 13 16 18 with a noted run and score details.
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Tom O’ Gallagher
Edward McLaughlin
McGraw
Gallagher
Minnesota Retains Coach Williams For Next Football Season
Dr. H. L. Williams has been retained as coach of the University of Minnesota football eleven for another season, announced from Minneapolis on December 10. The decision confirms ongoing leadership of the program.
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Minneapolis
Minn
H. L. Williams
University of Minnesota
National League Delays Finish of key meeting at Waldorf Astoria
National League magnates resume at noon after a slow start at the Waldorf Astoria with talks on playing rules and World Series ticket scalping, while Chadwick monument funds are created and care for the burial plot planned. Ebbets Dreyfuss and Pulliam named to draft the schedule. Heydser succeeds Chance on the Playing Rules Committee as various committees are formed. New York reps absent. Brush Knowles and Mc Graw not present.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Chicago
National Commission
National League
Henry Chadwick
Baseball
Chadwick
League
American League
Baseball Writers’ Association
Ebbets
Dreyfuss
Pulliam
John Heydsler
Frank Chance
Murray
Herrmann
Locke
Dovey
Inor
New York
Brush
Knowles
McGraw
Association to Ban Steel Spikes in Baseball Cleats
Special to The New York Times Memphis Tenn December 10 The Southern Intercollegiate Association plans to start banning steel spikes in baseball shoes. At its winter meeting the group likely will adopt a rule permitting football style cleats and outlawing dangerous steel spikes.
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New York Times
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Intercollegiate Association
Winans Buys Sir Martin And Edward From Madden Stable
Louis Winans completed the purchase of Sir Martin the 1908 champion two year old colt and Edward of the same age from John E Madden. The horses were moved to the Tichenor Grand Company for care before shipping to England where Winans plans to race them next year. Sir Martin is by Ogden Lady Sterling and Edward by Plaudit Passan. The sale price was not disclosed. Fayette remains with Madden and will race in the Madden string in the United States. The buyers’ group includes Louis and Walter Winans. The deal was arranged by F Vivian Gooch with veterinary input from Dr Shepard and shipment is expected on the Mesaba to England.
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Louis Winans
John E. Madden
Edward
Madden
Sheepshead Bay
Tichenor Grand Company
England
Mr. Winans
Ogdén- Lady Sterling
Plaudit-Passan
Mr. Madden
Fayette
Benning Track
Washington
Louis
Walter Winans
Allan Winters
Readville Track
Fingland
Golf Association debates 1925 championship host sites
Delegates of the United States Golf Association convene at Sherry's to review 1925 championship bids. The amateur event draws Chicago Golf Club and Deal Country Club. the open event sees Englewood and Chicago Golf Club competing. Nassau Country Club submits a broad bid. Lakewood seeks the women’s title. McKinley proposes a constitutional name change for clubs.
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Sherry’s
Jan. S
Chicago Golf Club
Deal Country Club
New Jersey
Englewood Golf Club
Englewood
Deal
Garden City
Country Club of
Lakewood
Nassau Country Club
J. William McKinley
Columbia Golf Club
Washington, D. C
Active Club
Tariff Brief Be Prepared for American Auto Makers
Detroit linked auto manufacturers leaders plan a conference to present a detailed brief to the Ways and Means Committee. They seek to retain a 45 percent tariff on motorcars and parts, enforce it on true value, and class autos separately from other goods.
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H. B. Joy
Packard Automobile Company
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Detroit
Benjamin Briscoe
Association
France
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
E. P. Chalfant
A. S. AM
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Rochester Yacht Club Rules Out Deed of Gift Question
The Rochester Yacht Club says no change to the deed of gift rules exists and that Seneca’s 1907 eligibility confirms 1909 eligibility. It offers a single final question to settle the dispute and will not refer to the Yacht Racing Union on eligibility.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Yacht Club
Royal Canadian Club of Toronto
Yacht Racing Union
Seneca
Columbia and N Y C In Hockey Showdown
A decisive hockey clash at the St Nicholas Rink pits New York Athletic Club against Columbia University to gauge relative strength for the Intercollegiate and Amateur League title race. NYAC targets new signee Jimmy Sheriff from Crescent AC while Columbia plans lineup changes after Monday’s game, with Captain Locke promising improvement.
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St. Nicholas
New York Athletic Club
Columbia University
Jimmy Sheriff
Crescent Athletic Club
Columbia
Locke
Michigan to Join Western Conference for Milwaukee Game
Football authorities of Michigan and Marquette signed to play a game in Milwaukee next Fall. The agreement signals Michigan’s return to the Western Conference and could lead to its withdrawal from games with Eastern colleges such as Pennsylvania and Syracuse.
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New York Times
Milwaukee
Wis
Michigan
Marquette
Wolverines
Pennsyvania
Syracuse
Freshmen Edge Sophomores 1–0 In Water Polo Thriller
In the Columbia University tank yesterday the freshmen beat the sophomores 1 to 0. Pulleyn scored the winning goal with fifteen seconds left. The lineup lists Magis Salisbury Pulleyn Roberts Ruthardt Seebold Papepeswere Reh Arria, with Brown as referee and Holm as umpire.
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Pulleyn
Magis
Salisbury
Roberts É Ruthardt
Seebold Papepeswere
Arria
L. A. Brown
Prof. Holm
Messrs. Matz and Currier
Meylan
Agramente
New York Council Leads in Second Annual Bowling Tourney
The New York Council of the National Union holds a clear lead after defeating Brooklyn in the tournament. Nine teams remain, with the next round set for Washington Square Alleys tomorrow night featuring Lynn Horace Greeley and Long Island Councils.
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New York
Empire
Manhattan
Horace Greeley
Riverside
Columbia Plans Major South Field Regrading and Expansion
A movement seeks to regrade and enlarge South Field for baseball and football with a quarter mile track a 120 yard straightaway and a grand stand for about 2090. The project would form a 200 by 400 foot athletic field with tennis courts moved to the west end. Cost is projected at 10000 pounds with the class of 1889 and then the class of 1899 raising funds to present the improved field to the university.
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Columbia Athletic
South Field
Mohawk Athletic Club Begins Weekly Cross County Runs
The Mohawk Athletic Club starts weekly cross county runs from the clubhouse at 158th Street and Walton Avenue this Sunday. All registered Amateur Athletic Union athletes are invited and the clubhouse will be open for practice. The club plans a new addition with a modern gymnasium and reception rooms, expected to be a top city facility. Twenty four applications for membership were received last week.
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Mohawk Athletic Club
158Th Street
Walton Avenue
Amateur Athletic Union
New York Horses Win at Chicago Show
New York entries secured major wins at the Chicago horse show. Miss Emily H. Bedford piloted Hildreth to top honors in the heavy harness class, defeating Tinker Bell and Hestia, with Roanoke third. Hildreth also took second in hackney stallions and mares.
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New York Times
Chicago
New York
Emily H. Bedford
Hildreth
Tinker Bell
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Hestia
Mr. Moore
Roanoke
Prickwillow Connaught
W. H. Moore
John F. Powers
Danville
Ill
Moore
Menelia
Lady Gay
Whitehall Wildfire
Myron H. Tichenor
Reginald Vanderbilt
Alfred Vanderbilt
Seaton
Wheeler
Cyrus
Hildred
Miss Bedford
Phoebe Watton
Staten Island Cricket Official Hugh Kershaw Dies
Hugh Kershaw longtime secretary of the New York Veterans Cricket Association and notable Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club figure died yesterday morning at Smith Infirmary Staten Island.
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Hugh Kershaw
New York Veterans Cricket Association
Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club
Smith Infirmary
Staten Island
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