Six Day Bicycle Race Brings Injuries and Heroic Comeback
On the Madison Square Garden track the six day team race halves the field as Butler and Turville crash. Butler fractures a shoulder blade. Stinson rides with a rebroken collarbone and Moran persists for a possible win. Leander and Krebs lead with tactical prowess as Miss Alice Roosevelt attends, while prize matches and revolver contests shuffle the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Iead
Tvady
Nat Butler
Charles Tur- Ville
Butler
Mayo
California
Madison Avenue
Newkirk
Century
John Bedell
Long Island
Will Stinson
Boston
Stinson
Krebs
Leander
Moran
Turville
Jimmy ” Michael
Dan Canary
Princeton Denies Break With Cornell In Track Talks
In Princeton New Jersey on December 12 officials said reports of severed track ties with Cornell are unfounded. The dispute centers on dates with Yale and Princeton seeking open dates May 9 May 16 or May 23. Cornell aims to move Pennsylvania dates to May and meet Princeton the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Cornell
Wright
Yale
Pennsylvania
Ithacans
Shooting Events for Squadron A in Winter Training
More attention will be given to shooting competitions by members of Squadron A during tr.5 Winter than ever before. The note highlights a push to emphasize marksmanship activities across the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squadron A
Columbia Sophomores Beat Freshmen in Close Gym Game
The Columbia University sophomore basketball team defeated the freshmen by 10 to 6 in the Columbia gym last night, with a 4 to 4 first half. Exhibition gymnastic displays followed, and Earl Fisher refereed the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Columbia Gymnasium
C. Eastmond
O. Pullich
S. Smallwood
J. Block
S. E. Ashley
A- E. Ring
A. Lyle
S. Wiggin
C. McClintock
S. Buncomb
T. E. Fisher
G.& Younger
H. W. Gissel
J. C. Perkins
E. S. Witin
M. S. Day
G. Puter
Hurley Hess
Haight Troppo
Dee
Keys Stiegmul
Kaye
O’connell
Purcel
Hess
Thorpe
Hurley, Keys, Haight
H A. Fisher
German tariff proposals challenge most favored nations
Berlin clericals, now the ruling party, seek to abolish most favored nation status with countries where it harms German interests. A clerical resolution and a motion by National Liberal Baron Heyl zu Herrnsheim push to halt MFN treaties, aiming to replace them with reciprocal, balanced concessions chiefly targeting the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
The
Times
Germany
Baron Heyl Zu Herrnsheim
United States
Mitchell on the Stand Shows Comparative Miner Pay Gaps
At Scranton the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission hears extensive testimony. Mitchell presents Illinois soft coal contracts and compares miner pay and hours with bituminous regions. Other witnesses describe dock work, coal yields, and living conditions in Hazleton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Mitchell
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaware and Hudson Company
Gray
Mr. Mitchell
Siamese Currency Reform In Bangkok Banks to repay in dollars
The Times correspondent reports Bangkok banks may repay government deposits in dollars at the old rate of 3 to 5 ticals. Banks need dollars totaling 6,000,000 ticals after purchasing 250,000 pounds worth of trials at the government rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LonDon Times
NEW York Times
London
Times
Bangkok
Rebellion in Morocco Forces Sultan to Reinforce Tesa
Special cablegram from London reports the Sultan returned to Mekinez with his army and sent thousands more troops to Tesa. A later dispatch says the November 9 defeat at Tesa resulted from a traitorous tribe's firing in a narrow valley, causing panic and heavy casualties among imperial troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tesa
Mekinez
the Times
Morocco
East River Tunnel Delayed by Brooklyn Suit
The New York Deck Company won a temporary injunction in Brooklyn Supreme Court restraining Andrew Onderdonk from continuing the East River tunnel near Joralemon Street. It claims ongoing work would endanger nearby docks and warehouses and amount to private property taken for public use without due process. Chief issues include condemnation steps for easements and a projected month’s delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Deck Company
Brooklyn
Justice Maddox
Supreme Court
Andrew Onderdonk
East River
Joralemon Street
Joralemon and
Furman Streets
New England Conservatory and Emerson College Form Alliance
A Boston educational alliance unites the New England Conservatory of Music with Emerson College of Oratory. The board will include five directors: Dr. Henry L. Southwick, Prof. E Carlton Black, Dr. W J Rolfe, Dr. A E Winship, and Dr. Richard E. Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Emerson College of Oratory
Henry L. Southwick
The
Conservatory of Music
E. Carlton Black
Boston University
W. J. Rolfe
Cambridge
A. E. Winship
American Journal of Education
Richard E. Burton
University of Minnesota
Wolfe Tones Meet Fifth United States Artillery In Hurling Match
A hurling contest at Celtic Park Long Island City pits Wolfe Tones Brooklyn against Fifth United States Artillery from Fort Hamilton. The soldiers bring ample practice and skill while the Wolfe Tones are adept with the caman. Referee Tom Dunn, formerly sheriff, will officiate.
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Celtic Park
Long Island City
Wolfe Tones
Brooklyn
Fifth United States Artillery
Fort Hamilton
Sheri'f
Tom” Dunn
Commonwealth Council Wins Brooklyn Bowling League Tilt
In the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum bowling tournament Commonwealth Council defeated Alert Council and Washington Irving Council. First game totals show Commonwealth 789 to Alert 766, second game Credit to Commonwealth 950 total, with key scores by Folk Brown Muhausen Falleck Seyd and others. Washington Irving Council tallied 778 in second game and 781 in third.
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Commonwealth Council
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Royal Arcanum League
Elephant Club
Folk
Brown
Mulhausen
Falleck
Leyd
Alert Council
Richter
Walmsley
Pill
Cook
Siddall
Bill
Washington Irving
Campbell
Duncan
Betts
Morley
Cordley
Cordieu
Commonwealth
Council
Muhausen
Seyd
Plumbing and Steam Supply League Opening Scores
Cadieu's Monarch Palace Alleys hosts a three game set. First game totals 657 with Du Bois Kelly 130 Spellman 126 Ketcham 91 Marnell 187 McGroarty 163. Central Foundry 595 led by Gannon 104 Beach 135 Van Vleck 122 Felt 105 Rock 109.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadieu
Monarch Palace
F. N. du Bois & Co
Kelly
Spellman
S. Ketcham
Marnell
McGroarty
Central Foundry Company
Gannon
Beach
van Vleck
Felt
Rock
van Vieck
F. Adee & Co
Lowe
McKinney
Shay
Plath
Kolger
Brinkman
Thom's White Elephant Alleys Results
First game scores show H. W. Poore & Co with Deegan 165 and Carr 168 totaling 724 against Ellingwood & Cunningham Hardy 141 Te Hackley 137 Moran 115 A Hackley 128 Woods 179 for 740. Second game totals reach 720 for Ellingwood & Cunningham Hardy 173 T Hackley 116 Moran 106 A Hackley 156 Woods 169 while Dominick & Dominick Burdette 108 Kilian aa Moore 122 Rixon 130 Eakin 128. Third game finishes Dominick & Dominick Burdette 159 Kilian 154 Moore 146 Rixon 147 Eakin 196 totaling 802, and H. W. Poore & Co Deegan 124 Loder 126 Sayre 138 Haight 181 Carr 201 totaling 770.
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Deegan
Loder
Sayre
Haight
Carr
Broadway Alleys Scores From Three Bowling Games
Schwartje and Arps's Broadway Alleys reports three bowling matches with Brown Brothers & Co Mount Morris Bank Second National Bank and players Woodcock Shirley Seymour Vail Athoff Shotwell Wendell Hill Gross Mec Keever and Ogden in totals from 664 570 590 and 701 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartje & Arps
Broadway
Brown Brothers & Co
Woodcock
Brown
Shirley
Seymour
Ogden
Second National Bank
Vail
Hawkins
Athoff
Shotwell
Meredith
Mount Morris Bank
C. McKeever
Wendell
Hill
G. McKeever
Gross
C. MecKeever
Brown, Assney
Brooklyn Bowling Matches Feature High Scores Across Three Games
In first game McLaughlin's Alleys and America-Shepard teams posted totals of 828 and 605 respectively with standout scores from Herald-Allen Burdette Mitchell Nutzhorn Twiddy and Hamilton. The second game saw Herald-Allen leading with 192 and Bu rdet te 125 while Journal-Newman posted 748. The third game matched Journal-Newman against America-Shepard with totals 725 and 717 and notable marks from Kane Blaschko Wood Demorest Johnson Drake Williams and Hamilton.
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McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Herald
Allen
Burdette
Mitchell
Nutzhorn
Twiddy
America
Shepard
Johnson
Drake
Hamblen
Hamilton
Newman
Kane
Blaschko
Wood
Demorest
Journal
Total
New Orleans Racecard Highlights Upsets and Heavy Track Conditions
In New Orleans on December 12 the day’s betting favored Little Scout and Shoo Fly but If You Dare topped the first two races, with Gates among spectators. Five and a half furlongs saw Tom Maybin win at 6 to 1 as Florestan was second and John Carney third on a heavy track. The card continued with selling and handicap events featuring If You Dare and Scorpio among the notable runners.
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New Orleans
Little Scout
Shoo Fly
John W. Gates
Tom Maybin
Buchanan
Florestan
Helgerson
John Carney
J. Williams
Lord Touchwood
Marco
Anzeiger
Ravenspur
Spec
Sidney
Sabath
Bond
the Wizard
Gannon
Joe Lesser
Fauntleroy
Doeskin
Fuller
Pierce J
Henry of
Franstamar
Alline Abbott
Bedlam
le Moyne
J. Conley
Scotch Plaid
Major Mansir
Huntress
Scorpio
Travers
Uhelgersen
W. J. Deboe
Otis
Jessie Jarboe
W. Hick
Race results from six furlongs feature close finishes
In the sixth race Mrs. Frank Foster riding at ae pounds won by Aurie B. over Shoo Fly and Little Adele at Pimlico. Time 1:22. Also listed are participants Prince Blazes Gautama and other horses with odds and weights, plus inspector Shea and jockeys noted.
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Prince Blazes
Gautama
J. Conley
Inspector Shea
Marcos
Cogswell
Tour
Eitheline
Frank Foster
Ae Pounds
Fitzgerald
Aurie B
W. Hicks
Shoo Fly
Gannon
Little Adele
Wilton
Enhance
Pickles
Helen Hay
Five and a Half Furlongs First Race Card Notes
Racing program lists weights and entries for six races including purses from six furlongs to one and a half miles. Notable entries include Sand Flea Ace of Spades 104 pounds and Sheriff Bell Prince of Endurance 100 pounds, with multiple horses per race and two two year old entries in the Derby Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Flea
Alpaca
Leaf C
Ben Mora
Sarah
Playlike
Russellton
Montanic
Utero
Frank Kenny
James J. Corbett
Robert G. Lansing
Aurie B
Wilful
Sheriff Bell
Prince of Endurance
Inspector Shea
Ray
Glennevis
Doeskin
Lady Alberta
Sailor
Lord Touchwood
Canyon
Farmer Jim
Pride of Galore
Oronte
Lord Melbourne
Sweet Alice
Kittanning
Flo Carline
Henry McDaniel
Bender
Dick and Hayman
Scotch Plaid
Jessie Jarboe
Death
C. B. Campbell
Patheen
Irving Mayor
Compass
Georgia Gardner
Larson
Barrack
Fordham College Names Athletic Managers for Coming Year
Fordham College announces last night’s selections for athletic posts. John R. C. Desmond of New York is manager of the freshman baseball team, Thomas A. Dimon of Holyoke Mass. is manager of the track team, and Joseph A. Fogarty of Newburg N C. is captain of the hockey team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham College
John R. C. Desmond
New York
Thomas A. Dimon
Holyoke
Mass
Joseph A. Fogarty
Newburg
N. C
Morristown School Announces Hockey Schedule
Morristown New Jersey December 12 Morristown School announces its hockey schedule. Games include January 10 against Columbia Grammar January 17 against Wackley School January 31 Montclair High School February 1 Yale picked team February 14 Montclair High School at Montclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Columbia Grammar
Wackley School
Montclair High School
Yale
Montclair
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Jacobson
Floyd Krebs
Mcbharland
Maya
Myran
Aiee Qalanelly
J. Bedell
Miedell
Boob Ieee Wit
ANG Roo
Kveran and
Peversonv
Barclay Amd
Franz Krebs
Amiles
Judson
Bridgeman
Kiach
Battery A
Lieut
Steinway
Fifth Avenue
Windsor Arcade
Cor
46Th St
Columbia
P Rove
James Torrey
Mr. Torrey
Edward Ridgeway
Temple Coal and Tron Company
John McGlone
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Lee John Williams
Pittston
Darrow
Baker
J.S. Wentz & Co
Hazlebrook
Hazleton
Samuel Dickson
East River Tunnel
Boston Educational Alliance
Plumbing and Steam Supply League
NEW York Stock Exchange League
Bank Clerks’ League
Morning Newspaper League
Flatiron Building
United Cigar
Makers
Scientific American
Marine Transportation
American Merchant Marine
Great Lakes
Chicago
Scientific American Notes
Ceannceenes
Berlin-Zossen
Valtellina
MUNN @ CO
Cravenette
Fordham College Athletic Managers
George H. Squire
Maiden Lane
J. Gratacap
Clinton Av
Bronx
Sporting Goods
Kriexerbocker
Victor
Lewis Sipply
Ust
Peck & Snyder’s
Spalding
John
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Nassau Street
van Tassell & Kearney
Horse Auction Mart
East 13Th St
Avs
OLD Port Wines
H. B. Kirk & CO
7Th Street
Franklin
N.Y
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