Six Day Race at Madison Square Garden Cranks to New Laps
Wild sprint drama reshapes standings as Butt Stol McFarland Moran and Hill Mara surge in the six day cycling event at Madison Square Garden. Walthour Root and other leaders cling to pace amid injuries and sprint bursts, with Miller and Waller extending the record pace and Fogler facing withdrawal due to a saddle injury.
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Madison Square Garden
Butt
Stol
Winers
McFarland
Waller
Walthour Ot
Palmer
Walker
Walthour
Root
Mitten
Collins
Fogler
Lawson
Tom Celery
Wekhour
Waithour
R Am. Root
Devonovitch
Dro Rson
Vanoni
weil @ead
Eran
Sue
Miller
Beran
Stor
Hill
Mara
Excher
Ler
Weehart
Morion
Thance
Bon T
Faber
Lafourcade
Theen
Belf
Purity in Tenderloin as no gambling found by district report
District Attorney Jerome received the November report for the 3d Inspection District from the Police Department noting no unlawful gambling houses in the Tenderloin. He plans to apply the same clean up to the 4th district, with investigations to follow once reports arrive, and praised McClusky and Commissioner Bingham for the crackdown.
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Jerome
Police Department
14Th Street
42D Street
McClusky
20Th Street
Upper West Side
Walsh
Mr. Jerome
Pesce Department
New York County
New York
Murphy
Bingham
Dowling
Brooklyn Polytechnical Institute Defeats Princeton
The Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute five defeated Princeton at basketball in Ponteton New Jersey tonight by a score of 3 to 17. The article notes a long distance Christmas romance by John Kendrick Bangs to appear in next Sunday’s Tribune.
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Ponteton
N. J
Brooklyn Polytechnic Meistute
Princeton
Over the Wire
John Kendrick Bangs
Tribune
Big Fox Eludes Hounds at Meadow Brook Hunt
Meadow Brook Long Island December 9 A stiff frozen ground and heavy snow limit visibility as Meadow Brook Club members chase a fox from R. N. Ellis home to Broad Hollow. The fox is jumped and runs a mile to Wheatley Roe before slipping into cover on the Winthrope estate. Only three riders finish, Thomas Hitchcock Jr Harry Page and huntsman John Leiper.
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Meadow Brook
Long Island
Meadow Brook Club
Broad Hollow
Wheatley Roe
Winthrope Estate
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Harry §. Page
Huntsman
John Leiper
Swarthmore to Resume Intercollegiate Football Next Fall
Swarthmore College will resume intercollegiate football next fall after a joint meeting of alumni, faculty, and managers. The season will be limited to eight games against smaller colleges with similar student bodies. A possible revival of the Haverford Swarthmore game was noted, with other favored opponents including Lehigh, Lafayette, Franklin and Marshall, Rutgers, Delaware, St John’s, Johns Hopkins, and George Washington.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Dec
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore
Haverford
Golfers to Celebrate Twentieth Anniversary at Delmonico's
Members of the St. Andrews Golf Club gather at Delmonico's for the twentieth anniversary dinner with about two hundred covers. J. B. Thomas presides, noting the club’s presidents since inception as J. C. Ten Eyck and John Reid. Toastmaster Austen G. Fox will introduce Simeon Ford, Martin W. Littleton, and Patrick F. Murphy. invitations to Carnegie and Butler were declined. Jerome D. Travers, the national champion, is among invited golfers.
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St. Andrews Golf Club
Delmonico’s
J. B. Thomas
J. C. Ten Eyck
John Reid
Austen G. Fox
Simeon Ford
Martin W. Littleton
Patrick F. Murphy
Andrew Carnegie
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Jerome D. Travers
Tryout for Longboat at Madison Square Garden race
Officials for the Marathon between Dorando and Tom Longboat to be chosen at a Garden meeting this afternoon. A mutual referee will be picked, with Dorando’s brother and Flanagan naming judges and attendants. Longboat plans a ten mile run at Celtic Park with John Daly.
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Dorando
Tom Longboat
Madison Square Garden
Flanagan
Longboat
Celtic Park
John Daly
Yacht club holds annual meeting in New York
About one hundred Brooklyn Yacht Club members gathered at the Hotel Marlborough for the annual meeting. The second oldest American club is building a Bensonhurst clubhouse due for May opening and discussed raising 75.4 to cover construction costs. Officers re elected include Commodore William Towen Vice Commodore Thomas A Nevins Rear Commodore Lee Herzig Secretary John G Fais and Treasurer Willard Graham.
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Brooklyn Yacht Club
Marlborough
America
Bensonhurst
William Towen
Thomas A. Nevins
Lee &. Herzig
John G. Fais
Willard Graham
Yale Wins Over Manhattan College in Tight Basketball Game
Yale basketball defeated Manhattan College 25 to 22 at De La Salle Institute last night. Coy and Murphy from Yale football team played well. The visitors surged to victory in the final minutes of play.
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Yale
Manhattan College
de la Salle Institute
Coy
Murphy
Baseball meetings set tone for season with delays
Three city meetings discussed major league issues as action was deferred to the January National Commission session in Cincinnati. The AL and NL adopted key drafting and passes rules, while hearings on minor leagues and reform devices continued with no immediate decisions.
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American League
Walcott
National League
Walcorf- Astoria
National Commission
St James Building
National Association
Eastern League
American Association
Hotel Walcott
Chicago
Charles A Comiskey
Charles A. Fredericks
St. Louis
R. L. Hedges
John ©. Bruce
Detroit
Frank J. Navin
Cleveland
J. F. Kilfoyle
C. W Somers
Washington
T. C
Killilea
Fall in Music Ride at Durland Academy
Last night the Durland Academy music ride sparked excitement after a horse plunged and rolled, pinning Mrs. Joseph Scanlon. Miss Caroline Bryce halted a trampling horse, enabling her rescue.
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Durland Academy
Joseph Scanlon
Caroline Bryce
Princeton Defeats Hockey Club of New York in Practice
Princeton beat the Hockey Club of New York 3 to 0 in a St Nicholas Rink practice game last night. The collegians showed speed and skill, scoring two goals in the first period with Brush and Peacock tallying. The Hockey Club appeared out of condition, making substitutions in the second period as Princeton dominated. The lineup included Brush, Peacock, Phillips, and Redmond among others, with fif t een minute halves.
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Princeton
Hockey Club of
New York
St. Nicholas
Collegians
Brush
Peacock
Hockey Club
Trouble over international race in Lake Ontario
Rochester and Toronto yacht clubs clash over the international race. Canadian sailors demand leaving Seneca eligibility and deed of gift terms to a committee. Rochester replies that only the Seneca eligibility should be referred to the Yacht Racing Union.
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Rochester
Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Toronto
Rochester Yacht Club
Lake Ontario
Candian
Rochester Club
Yacht Racing Union
Seneca
Oldest baseball to be sent to national official
Jackson Mississippi December 9 1923 Whaet is believed to be the oldest baseball in the world will be sent to Garry Herrmann chairman of the National Commission by Ed Laughlin It was used on November 8 1865 in a Williamsport Pennsylvania game for the state championship the score 61 to 36 in favor of Williamsport
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Jackson
Miss
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
Ed Laughlin
Williamsport
Penn
Collins and Driscoll to Meet in 3 Mile Special
Tom Collins five mile indoor champion and record holder meets Mike Driscoll two mile indoor champion in a three mile special race at the St George Athletic Club twentieth anniversary games at the 68th Regiment Armory on Saturday evening. Several other good entrants are listed and the old record of 14 minutes 39 seconds is in danger.
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Tom Collins
Mike Driscoll
St. George Athletic Club
68Th Regiment
National League Proposes Ground Rules For Next Season
J. H. Farrell of the National Association of Minor Leagues reports in January as the league trims the waiver unit from ten to five days during the season. Pulliam's ideas on postponed games and ground rules for the world series are slated as spring meeting priorities. Owners vow stricter gambling controls at their parks amid ongoing committee appointments.
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J. H. Farrell
National Association of Minor Leagues
Pulliam
Newark Board of Trade moves to repeal harsh auto law features
The Newark Board of Trade adopted resolutions to seek repeal of objectionable parts of New Jersey's automobile law after a heated session. The committee urged Governor Fort and state officials to modify licensing, speed limits, and residency enforcement. Speakers condemned enforcement as unjust and warned of an estimated $8 million Newark loss from ongoing boycott pressures.
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Board of Trade
Newark
New Jersey
New Jersey Automobile, Trades Association
Commerce and Trade
A. V. Hamburg
Hamburg
Governor Fort
Peter Campbell
Abraham Rothschild
John D. Wood
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Wood
Naar
Trenton
Houses
New Brunswick
Plan Stock Car Race For Briarcliff Trophy
Plans discussed at the Automobile Manufacturers committee meeting of the Automobile Club of America outline a stock car race for the Briarcliff trophy, likely in June, with twelve cars already entered. Wagner Field Co. named to manage. attendees included Hollander and Allen among others. board meeting noted focus on reducing automobile accidents and promoting safe car use.
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Automobile Manufacturers’ Committee
Automobile Club of America
Walter W. Law
Rand Hollander
Fiat Automobile Company
Westchester
Briarcliff
Cylinger
Wagner Field Company
F. Wrekoff
Walter C. Allen
Percy Owen
C. M. Hamilton
E. R. Hollander
E M. Emise
H. A. Palmer
Board of Governors
The
Harvard May Row Here. Rumor Links Columbia, Harvard Race
Rumor has it that Harvard and Columbia may meet in a spring rowing bout. Harvard Crimson hints Columbia could be a probable opponent. Columbia and Harvard crews may race mid April with Annapolis events in May. Cornell also on Harvard schedule.
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Columbia
Harvard
Harvard Crimson
Rice
Annapolis
Cornell
Wray
Banks Receive Panama Bond Allotments and Payment Schedule
The banks and banking houses that bid for the recent Panama bonds were officially allotted their allotments yesterday by the Secretary of the Treasury. They were asked to complete payment of the balance within fifteen days, with two percent already paid at application. Half the amount due within ten days and the remainder within five days after.
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Panama
Secretary of the Treasury
Inspector Steinbruck May Resign From Police Bureau
Inspector Max Steinbruck head of the bureau of repairs and supplies at Police Headquarters is set to send his resignation to Commissioner Bingham within days. He has been on sick leave most of the time since his transfer to Headquarters after the election. He joined the force in 1887. Robert B. Lawrence, secretary to Third Deputy Commissioner Hanson, resigned yesterday to return to law practice at 35 Wall Street, effective year end.
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Max Steinbruck
Bureau of Repairs and Supplies
Bingham
Steinbruck
Robert B. Lawrence
Hanson
Lawrence
No. 35
Wall Street
West Point Chief Denies Kansas Rep Charges
Colonel Hugh L. Scott superintendent of West Point accuses Representative Daniel R. Anthony of Kansas of unfounded efficiency charges. He has asked the Military Affairs Committee to investigate to clarify the situation and prepare for possible congressional action.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Hugh L Scott
West Point Military Academy
Military Affairs Committee
House
Daniel R. Anthony
Kansas
Scott
Anthony
Congress
War Department
De Oro Captures Three-Cushion World Title Block
Alfredo De Oro of Cuba wins the third block to claim the three-cushion billiard world title over Thomas A. Hueston of St. Louis by 3 to 8 and remaining scores show De Oro with 130 to Hueston 7 across the three blocks. Both players fail to match high runs from earlier nights with De Oro's top run five and Hueston's four. De Oro averaged 42 to Hueston's 48. Hueston led early tonight before the Cuban overtook at the $ point mark.
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St. Louis
Alfredo de Oro
Cuba
Thomas A. Hueston
de Oro
Hueston
de Ore
Big sale of Cripple Creek shares at weekly auction
A weekly sale of securities offered by foreign creditors of the suspended bank Kessler & Con. Cripple Creek Central Railway common stock, 5,123 shares, traded at 30 to 39, while 5.74 shares of preferred moved at 31 to ?. Among other items, 350,000 percent notes of Cincinnati Hacklton Daeyten Hallway Company sold at 32 and Muskogee Gas and Electric Company first refunding mortgage bonds at 8.
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Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek Central Railway Company
Kessler & Con
Cincinnati, Hacklton & Daeyten Hallway Cmepany
Muskogee Gas and Eleatric Comepany
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Charles H. Ebbets
Barney Dreyfuss
Andrew Stevenson
C. W. Murphy
August Herrmann
James A. Hart
Pioneer Club
W. C. Towen
Brooklyn Club
Supreme Court of Baseball
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Henry J. Killelea
Mr. Farrell
Cincinnati
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Henry W. Rose
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Rover
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West Point
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