Collins Sets Indoor Five Mile Record at Madison Square Garden
Collins of the Irish-American Athletic Club won the five mile race at the Amateur Athletic Union indoor championships in Madison Square Garden, clocking 12 minutes 32.5 seconds to break the outdoor mark. Bailey of the New York Athletic Club placed second ahead of Bellars, with Bonhag and Eisle close behind as the field pressed the pace amid a cheering crowd.
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T. 3. Collins
W Bailey
New York Athletic Club
F. G. Bellars
George V. Bonhag
J. T. Eisele
Princeton
Cellins
E. C. Carter
Alfred Schrub
J. Clark
Xavier Athletic Association
J. J. Lee
Boston Athletic Association
W. J. Kraemer
Lee
W. Bailey
Bellars
Miller
Ronhng
Collins
Eisle
Bailey
Bellare
Elsie
Bonhag
Bonhay
Driscoll
Melvin W. Sheppard
H. Gissing
Olympic Flyer
Sheppard
Gissing
Sedley
Bacon
Haywood
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
W. W. Coe
Martin Sheridan
S. P. Giles
Coe
J. J. Elliott
Cc. Vezin
Cloughen
Lon Myers
J. W. Tewkesbury
W. D. Eton
Pastime Athletic Club
Boston A A
S P. Gilles
H. Meyer
LA. A. C
J. J. Biller
RE. Coggins
Pastime A. C
F. Lakeman
Montreal
R. T. Edwards
F. A.C
J. A. Biller
Brooklyn Central
Brooklyn
J. J Ler
M Dwight
Princeton University
O'Fennell
J Noaisign
Ee Leon
Tims
Melvin W Sheppard
H. Giles Unne
H. Haywood
A. c
Vegin
S.C. Lawrence
Harvard University
J. Ll. Barr
Starvard University
Irs
J. al Mcleod
A&c
Sam Liebgold
B. Mann
J. F. Crowley
Louis Miebsoid
C. ¢Ourth
AAA Bans Auto Racing on Circular Horse Tracks
The sixth annual AAA directors meeting at 437 Fifth Ave. adopted a resolution condemning speed contests on circular tracks built for horse racing of a mile or less. The move follows two years of agitation by manufacturers citing danger to drivers and spectators and questioning the tests such races provide. The report notes growth in AAA membership and club expansion across states, and outlines plans for touring bureaus, data collection on routes, hotel and garage listings, and uniform road signs to map touring centers nationwide.
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American Automobile Association
Fifth Avenue
Maine
New Hampshire
Iowa
California
Colorado
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Montana
North
South Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Louisiana
Buffalo
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club of
Newark
Philadelphia Automobile Club
Automobile Club of
Kansas City
Southern California
Minneapolis
Springfield
Mass
Hotchkiss
Legislative Board
Charles Thaddeus Terry
Maps Board
Chicago
St. Louis
Atlanta
Evans
Hower
Philadelphia
NYU Crew Men Out For Winter Practice
NYU began winter practice for crew candidates yesterday under A Young acting for captain-elect W Reynolds. Freshmen show promise as squads of four tested on rowing machines amid a busy schedule including an upcoming athletic association meeting on December 7 and a basketball series among fraternities with a silver cup prize for the winner.
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New York University
A. Young
W. Reynolds
W. Heiser
A. More
Bernstein
J. Brodsky
A. Heiser
H. Anderson
Pragnell
Bathman
the Heights
Columbia Five Wins In Open Play To 32 Points
Columbia opened its basketball season by defeating Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute 32 to 8 in a practice game at the Columbia gym. Lee the pitcher played for Columbia and starred with several spectacular plays.
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Columbia
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Columbia Gymnasium
Brooklyn
Polytechnic
Blue
Lee
Rochester Yacht Club Issues Conditions for Canada Cup Races
The Rochester Yacht Club sent to the Royal Canadian Yacht Club the planned Canada Cup races on Lake Ontario with the first race set for September 4, 1909. The main dispute centers on whether the Seneca, last year’s winner, is eligible to race again, with Rochester offering to drop scantling restrictions for this race if needed and to refer any eligibility questions to the Yacht Racing Union for a final decision within two weeks.
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Rochester
Rochester Yacht Club
Toronto
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Lake Ontario
Rochester Club
Seneca
Yacht Racing Union
Trotting Board Hears Major Derby Protest at Readville
The National Trotting Association board met at Murray Hill Hotel and considered key protests from Caleb Spencer and H Brusie over the New England Trotting Horse Breeders Derby finish at Readville. Evidence included photographs claiming Jay Kay beat Balta, while officials and driver R W Shaw supported Balta’s sixth place. The Derby prize for sixth is 1500 dollars. An appeal by James Farley of Judex against Addison County Agricultural Society was also heard, with multiple witnesses presented. session adjourned before finishing the cases.
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Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill
Caleb Spencer
Newton
Mass
H. Brusile
New Haven
Peter Balta
Spencer & Brusie
Jay Kay
Feter Balta
James Farley
Plattsburg, N. Y
Judex
Addison County Agricultural Society
Middlebury
Farley
Chance Back With Cubs for 1909 Training Tour
Chicago reports President Murphy of the Cubs is confident Frank Chance will return as manager for the 1909 spring training trip to the South. Chance has written plans for 1909, signaling no lingering feud. American League President Johnson says World Series ticket prices will be cut in half next season to benefit fans.
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Chicago
Murphy
Cubs
Frank Chance
Chance
Johnson
National Commission
Bigelow Enters Columbia Law School In New Chapter
L H Bigelow captain of Yale football in 187 and head coach this season began studies at Columbia University Law School yesterday He plans to practice in this city after finishing his law education He is unsure about coaching Yale next year as Columbia courses start late September near the football season.
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L. H. Bigelow
Yale
Columbia University Law School
Columbia
New Hunters Try Meadow Brook Drag Meet
Hempstead Long Island December 1 hard riding marked Meadow Brook Club drag hunt. Samuel Willetts M F H returned to the saddle guiding several new hunters deemed first class. Mrs Frederick Swift mounted a new hunter and stayed among front runners until fatigue caused a fall behind. The meet rode from Jericho to the Bailey estate W G Parks Wheatly Hills Chicken Valley Blue Hotel Whitney place finishing with Henry Godfrey W Ambrose Clark H E Drier Warner Baltazzi Malcolm Stevenson among finishers.
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Jericho
Burrell Place
Bailey Estate
W. G. Parks Place
Wheatly Hills
Chicken Valley
Blue Hotel
Whitney Place
Henry Godfrey
W. Ambrose Clark
H. E. Drier
Warner Baltazzi
Malcolm Stevenson
Passaic Beats Columbia in Athletic Bowling Series
Passaic club won the odd game in the Athletic Bowling League at home against Columbia. Strikes were scarce on new pins, keeping scores low. Passaic led early after two wins, with a tense third game decided in the final frame. Columbia, 84, prevailed by 22 pins as Hartzel missed a spare and Heuser could not convert a triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
Columbia
Hartzel
Heuser
Yale Swimming Team Schedule Revealed by Captain Richards
The Yale swimming schedule announced by Captain Richards lists meets with NY YMCA in New Haven on December 5, Brown in Providence January 23, CCNY in New York February 15, an open February 22, Harvard in Brookline February 27, Princeton in Princeton March 6, Pennsylvania in Philadelphia March 13, Columbia in New Haven March 4, and the Intercollegiate Championship in New York on March 27.
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Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Richards
New York Young Men's Christian Association
Brown
Providence
College of the City of New York
New York
Harvard
Brookline
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Columbia
NEW TEAMS IN SIX DAY RACE AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Joe Fogler Iver Lawson Bobby Walthour Eddie Root and Floyd MacFarland Jimmy Moran join the six day race lineup as contracts are signed. Frank Kramer trains for a three cornered match race against Victor Dupre and Major Taylor. Bobby Walthour trains at Wattsburg track for motor paced race with Wills. Saturday features include a ten mile professional race and two amateur events.
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Joe Fogler
Iver A Lawson
Bobby Walthour
Eddie Root
Floyd MacFarland
Jimmy Moran
Madison Square Garden
Frank Kramer
Victor Dupre
Taylor
Wattsburg
Lawson
Wills
Bankers Approve Controller’s Supervision Push
The December circular from National City Bank outlines the Controller of the Currency push for stricter oversight of national bank directors and thorough examinations. It notes bankers and editors mostly support the aims, clarifies that boards need not convene at every examination, and emphasizes that examiners seek information to guide future action.
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National City Bank
Cetroller
Sion
Phonograph move consolidates Edison works at West Orange
West Orange December 1 Special announces that the National Phonograph Company will restrict phonograph manufacture to West Orange. Record making will remain abroad but manifolding will be done in West Orange. Consolidation aims at uniform product and cost reduction amid rising competition and court decisions.
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West Orange
National Phonograph Company
London
Paris
Berlin
Edison
Charles H. Wilson
Wilson
Edison Phonograph Company
Rockefeller in Wisconsin Central stock control
The Wisconsin Central Railway directors reportedly will declare a 4 percent annual preferred stock dividend at an upcoming meeting. The preferred rose 1.5 points to close at 62 yesterday. John D. Rockefeller owns a large stake, with rumors of John D. Rockefeller Jr. negotiating to add to control of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Wall Street
John D. Rockefeller
Wisconsin Central
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Testimony Transferred In Government Union Pacific Case
Testimony from across the country was moved to the case files in the Sherman Act suit against Union Pacific and connected lines. Frank Kellogg leads the government team as colleagues discuss ownership, control of subsidiaries, and ship lines tied to Harriman interests with further testimony pending.
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United States
Union Pacific Railroad System
Custom House
Sylvester G.wy. Jams
Frank B. Kellogg
A. Sevenance
Ty. Kellogg
Severance
Mr. Kellogg
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Unieg Pacific
E Harriman
John G. Milburn
John Spooner
Robert S. Lovett
Maxwel Evarts
Jacob H. Schiff
Otto Paul D. Cravath
Walker D
San Pedro
Alexander Millar
Union Pacific
Millar
Union Pacific Company
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Portland and Asiatic Steamship Company
William D. Cornish
Steamship Company
Harriman
Unies Pacific
Oriental and Occidental Steamship Line
Pacific Mail
Evarts
Unsien Pacific
Morgan Lines
Lovett
Southern Cific
New York
New Orleans
Arnold Print Property Sold in North Adams Auction
A creditors committee bought the Arnold Print Works North Adams Gallup Houghton and Williamstown Manufacturing at public auction in Pittsfield Mass. The properties valued at 5 400 000 sold for 2 550 008. Arnold Print Works 2 000.00 Gallup Houghton 400 000 Williamstown Manufacturing 150 000. Bidders were none else. The committee members are Charles W Jones Dantel G Wing and Simeon B Chase with Jones representing.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Arnold Print Works
North Adams
Gallup & Houghter Company
Willamstown Manufacturing Company
Williamstown
Gallup & Houghton
Williamstown Manufacturing Company
Bell Telephone Suit Shelved
Toledo December one judge postponed indefinitely the case against American Telephone and Telegraph Company Bell leader. Independent interests sought an injunction to stop Bell from interfering with contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Taylor
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Company
Bell
Dorando Pietri to Race Longboat at Marathon Distance
Dorando Pietri, who beat J J Hayes last week, will meet Tom Longbeat in a professional race at twenty six and three fourths miles on Madison Square Garden track. The event is set for December 15 at the Marathon distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorando Pietri
J. J. Hayes
Madison Square Garden
Tom Longbeat
Furnished Rooms for Gentlemen and Singles on Madison and Nearby Streets
Compact listing of furnished single and double rooms with private baths and meals, noting locations on Madison Ave and surrounding blocks, references required, and options including American plan, weekly rates, and elevator access. Some entries offer private baths, breakfast, telephones, and proximity to subways or landmarks, with emphasis on high references and respectable accommodations.
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Madison Ave
Madden Sends Mares to France from Lexington
John E Madden ships twenty five Senades from his Hamburg place in Lexington to New York for onward shipment to France. Madden plans a breeding plant for thoroughbreds there with the mares and notably includes Imp Ogden and several notable sires linked to King Edward and English racing history.
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Lexington
John E
Madden
Hamburg
New York
France
Eens
Imp. Ogden
Nee Sandringham
Edward
Persimmon
Diamond Jubilee
Diamond Jubilee Ni Leon Sires, Versimmy Gend Bir Mastin
Payette
England
Columbia swimming team threatens disbandment over support
Columbia's aquatic program faces collapse due to low student backing and insufficient trainee numbers. Captain L Mata, age 06, states he will resign and cancel the intercollegiate schedule under development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
L. Mata
BOARD cased room wanted by man and wife
A man and wife with a two year old child seek a private furnished room. They request direct manuscript references and price details. Address inquiries to the Tribune Office for particulars.
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Manus
Tribune Office
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B.C. Tribune
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