Wills and Kramer Victors at the Garden Races
Albert Be Wills of England and Frank Kramer of East Orange New Jersey starred at Madison Square Garden bicycle events. Kramer won the three cornered professional race over Dupre and Taylor. Wills beat Walthour in the ten mile motor paced race, though Walthour faced tire and puncture difficulties and a disputed start. The program drew a large crowd and featured other heats and prizes.
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England
Frank Kramer
East Orance
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Victor Dupre
France
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Worcester
Mass
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Robert Walthour
Wanthour
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Walthour
Jimmy Michael
Jeville
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Holland
Stockholm
America
Kramer
Taylor
Dupre
East Orange Flyer
Peter Drobech
Feld
Floyd MacFarlane
San José
Eddie Root
James F. Moran
Chelsea
Norman M. Anderson
Denmark
George C. Cameron
New York
P. F. Logan
Boston
Carlo Vanoni
Italy
Drabach. Logan
C. L. Hollister
Salt Lake City
Logan
Frank L. Kramer
Victor Dupree
Paris
Dupree
X. Dupree
Floy¢ A. Mac— Penland
Sen Jeee
E. F. Root
Brooklyn
Syracuse
George G. Cameron
Sacramento
Cal
Illiam W Vanderdries
A C
Adam Beverman
National A. C
E. O. Drewitz
Will— Jamebdrifge
Herman Heintz
405 Verde
Albert Edwart Wills
London
Charles Tarville
Robert A. Walthour
Auatta
G Lawson
Tigers Beat Fordham in Season Opener
Princeton opened its basketball season by defeating Fordham 33 to 20. After a 11 11 first half, the Tigers pulled away in the second half. Fordham's Mahoney scored 14 points, while Keys led Princeton scorers.
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Princeton
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Dec
Fordham
Tigers
Mahoney
Keys
Columbia Rowing Club Prepares for Tuesday Start
Crew plans active preparation in the Columbia boathouse ahead of varsity rowing resumption on Tuesday. Coach James Rice and captain B P Cerussi finalize arrangements after directors lifted a ban. multiple eights to depart from Gould boathouse on Hudson. Weather will dictate practice duration.
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Columbia Boathouse
James Rice
B. P. Cerussi
Gould
Hudson
All-Eastern football eleven chosen by Herber
A detailed critique names the All-Eastern eleven with substitutes, led by Pennsylvanias Hollenback at fullback and Harvard coach Camp as the baseline for comparison. Ends Schildmiler and Scarlett shine, with O Rourke and Siegling at tackles and Nourse at centre. Miller selected as quarterback substitute to run the team, Coy and Tibbott as backs, Hollenback captain, and a strong second eleven noted for contrast and depth.
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Walter Camp
Yale
Camp
Burr
Harvard
Kilpatrick
New Haven
Kennath
Pennsylvania
Eddie Dillon
Princeton
Ver Weibe
Fish
MacKay
Cutler
Crowley
Corbett
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White
Browne
Hoar
Jo W. Farley
Ghildmiller
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Scarlett
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Dennie
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Sneider
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Logan
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Reissneider
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Schildmiler
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Davis
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O'Rourke
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Sherwin
Siegling
Philadelphia
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Dinger
Lange
Pishon
Miller
Wood
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Tibbett
Greble
Hawley
Hutchinson
Menier and Means
Geary
Fordham
Philbin
Daly
Murphy
Mayhew
Ver Wiebe
Stein
Chamberlin
Marks
Hokenback
Means
Tibbott
Herber
Harvard Scarlett
Tacklie
Alpen
Horr
Cee Tobin
Dartmouth Andrus
Slinxcluff
Hauser Delivers Two Field Goals as Carlisle Tops Denver
Ten thousand watch Carlisle Indians defeat Denver University 8 to 4 with both teams scoring on placement kicks. Hauser boots two field goals for Carlisle while Denver adds a single late score and several attempts fail to pierce Carlisle’s line.
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Carlisle Indians
Denver University
Rocky Mountains
Hauser
Carlisle
Thorpe
Indians
Brusse
Russe
Dendett
Wauseka Hyer
Sareque
Cara
Barrel Wingender
Lyon Prater
R. T Little Boy Uiber Ee
Hutzell Barend
L. H.B
Thorpe Volke Payne Sechrad Hendricks Crowley
R.H
A Slace
Frank J. Porter
Walter Eckersall
E. J Carlin
West Point Five Holds Narrow Win Over Pratt Institute
West Point beats Pratt Institute 4 to 2 in a close gym contest. Army led 12 to 1 at halftime, then maintained a six point edge until Pratt’s Place closed the gap with a late foul line shot. Scorers included Milliken, Conard, Beardslee, Hardy and Catron for Army while Johnson, Place, Fiero, Clyde, and Fiero again starred for Pratt.
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Telegraph
Tribune
West Point
Pratt Institute
Army
Pratt
Milliken
Johnson Conard
McCoach
Place Beardslee
Suris
Clyde Hardy
Stingle Catron
Fiero
Conard
Beardslee
Hardy
Cornell Opens Season With Win Over Brooklyn Polytechnic
Cornell beat Brooklyn Polytechnic 31 to 17 in Ithaca. The first half led 19 to 6 as Cornell fielded a strong lineup. Substitutions in the second half balanced play though the game remained rough with frequent fouls on both teams.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Columbia Team Falls To Staten Island in 1–0 Soccer Clash
In Livingston, Staten Island, the Staten Island Club defeated Columbia varsity 1 goal to 0 with a strong wind aiding the hosts. Dr Humble scored after a deflection off Grimes, as Van der Zee and the visiting defense held firm.
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Columbia
Staten Island
Livingston
Staten Isl
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Brar
van der Zee
Dr. Humble
Grimes
van Laar
Baughton
Whitelaw
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Bray
Smith
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Anders
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Semple Leggett
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Crassensseres Smith van Laar
Ease ccc Humble
Eas
Anderson J. Raughton
Oo Brien
Hon
W. Minto
Deacon Murphy
Humble
Brooklyns Defeat Camerons in Saturday Championship clash
In a New York Amateur Association Football League game at Marquette Oval the Brooklyns defeated the Camerons 3 goals to 0. Caldicott opened the scoring, Hampson added a second before halftime, and Watts completed the scoring with a cross shot in the second period. The Brooklyns moved from 7 to 9 points, while the Camerons remain at 5, tied with Hollywood Inn.
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Marquette Oval
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Caldicott
Hampson
Watts
Hollywood Inn
Commercial High School Defeats Brooklyn Boys High 2–0
In the Public School Athletic League final standings the Commercial High School eleven moved to fourth place after a 2–0 victory over Brooklyn Boys High School at Commercial Field. Crook and Ziegler scored in the second half as the Commercials surged ahead, relegating the Bosers to fifth.
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Public School Athletic League
Mantal Training High School
Commercial High School
Brooklyn Boys’ High School
Commercial Field
Commercials
Crook
Ziegler
Bosers
Jacobs Schumm Rodriguez KB
McTevan Benedict LH
Wheitert Loughlin ’ Swan Soulle
R.heee Rush Bergen Shanhold
Doneghy Kennedy Stewart E Woees
Kohn Ziegler
Bridgets
Otto
Curtis Morris
de Witt Clinton
Townsend Harris
Yale Falls to Crescent Athletic Club in Soccer Match
Yale's soccer eleven lost 5 to 2 to Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn in New Haven. Crescents led 1-1 at halftime, then outscored Yale in the second period as McKee and McClelland traded scores for Yale before Crescent padded the margin. Goale McClelland Jackson Jeffers Kerr Crescent A C and Yale players noted.
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New Haven
Yale
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Jackson
Crescents
Goddard
Crescent
McKee
McClelland
J. Jeffers
Kerr
H. Foerster
Goale—McClelland
Crescent A. C
Thoroughbreds Sail to Europe Largest Shipment to London
The liner Minnetonka carried 172 thoroughbreds to London for dispersal in Germany and France. J. B. Haggin sent 128 horses, F Ambrose Clark and John E Madden contributed mares and hunters, while Herman B Duryea and Joseph E Widener supplied jumpers, show horses, and notable stallions.
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Minnetonka
London
J. B. Haggin
Elmendorf Farm
Kentucky
Germany
France
F. Ambrose Clark
John E. Madden
Herman B. Duryea
Joseph E. Widener
Spalding's Official Ice Hockey Guide 1908 09
The 1908 09 Spalding's Official Ice Hockey Guide is released as the latest in the Athletic Library series edited by Frederick R. Toombs. It is described as more complete than ever, covering practically everything of interest to players and followers of the sport.
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Spalding
Frederick R. Toombs
Peabody Wins Honors at Crescent Club Trap Meet
In cold Bay Ridge weather Crescent Athletic Club shooters excelled. W. W. Peabody Jr led with full scores in two trophy shoots and won another outright. J. Keyes high man for December cup, Stephenson Jr. and Leahy teamed in a 43 point match. Five shooters claimed trophies and Moonlight Squad winner F. W. Moffett topped with 22.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Gun Zy
Bay Ridge Tran
W. W. Peabody, Jr
G. G. Stephengsy
J. Keyes
G. G. Stephenson, Jr
D. T. Leahy
F. B. Stephenson
F. W. Moffett
Svsscvee
Fairchild J. Keyes
D. T. Leany
W. Moffett
F. P. Fairchild
W. W. Marshall
Stephenson and Hyatt
G. G. Stephenson
W. W
J. J. Keyes
George Brower
Peabody
Stephenson
T. Leahy
W. W. Peabody
W. Marsha
Necons
F. P Fairchild
Shotgun Shoot at NYAC Ends In Ties And Close Wins
The New York Athletic Club weekly shoot produced many ties with shoot-offs required in almost every event. The December Cup drew thirteen marksmen to twenty five targets. Gus Grief N V Lenane and F S Schauffer posted perfect scores. In the playoff F S Schauffler broke twenty four of the flying blurocks to win.
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New York Athletic Club
Gus Grief
N. V. Lenane
F. S. Schauffer
F. S. Schauffler
Daniels Demonstrates Fast Swimming in Ladies Day Expos
At the New York Athletic Club a ladies day promenade featured C M Daniels showcasing speed in water. He led his team to victory in the 20-yard relay with 50 yards in 25 seconds, while Vinest a Delacy won the members’ sons race and H Schmidt beat J Manley in the pia contest. Harlequin race was won by H C Aldrich as women applauded, with other exhibitions by Daniels O Callaghan Lee Ruberle and Professor Gus.
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City Club
New York Athletic Club
C. M. Daniels
Daniels
Vincent McAuliffe
Joseph Delacy
H. Farrell
H. C. Aldrich
T. J. O'Callaghan
W. B Lee
C. F. Ruberle
Gus
Vinesta Delacy
H Farrell
Wwon
H. Schmidt
J Manley
C M. Daniels
L. E. Manley
We. Lee
Aldrich
Joseph Ruddy
South
Last Respect Paid to Taylor World Champion Runners
In Philadelphia on December 5, athletes from the Olympic team and friends gathered at John B. Taylor's home to honor the intercollegiate champion and famed runner who died from typhoid fever. Present were John J. Hayes, Martin Sheridan, Harry Hillman, Melvin W. Sheppard, and many Penn teammates and sports figures from amateur and professional ranks.
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Philadelphia
John B. Taylor
Taylor
John J. Haye
Martin Sheridan
Harry Hillman
Melvin W Sheppard
University of Pennsylvania
Washington and Jefferson Defeats Pittsburg 14 to 0
In Pittsburg on December 5 Washington and Jefferson College defeated the University of Pittsburgh 14 to 0, securing a Western Pennsylvania college football triumph on the road.
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Pittsburg
Washington and Jefferson
University of Pittsburg
Western Pennsylvania
Maher Wins Debut Over Hurdles at Kingston Park
Danny Maher the American jockey made his hurdle debut at Kingston Park this afternoon winning the Handicap on Dafila the favorite. Seven horses started.
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London
Danny Maher
America
Kenton Park
Dafila
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