Eight Teams Lead As Madison Square Six Day Race Narrows
In a rugged six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden, eight teams remain with Butt Stol, Moven MacFarland, and Hill Demara tied for the lead after midnight. Walker suffers a collarbone injury and Palmer loses ground as peloton battles through fatigue and crashes.
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Madison Square Garden
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Stol
Moven
MacFarland
Hill
Demara
Walthour
Reot
Miller
Waller
Palmer
Drobach
Walker
Devonoviteh
Faber
Lafourcade
Madison Avenuee
Devenovitch
Polyclinic
Lefourcade
Feber
Palme
Sone
Devonovitch
Peck
Dro
Champion Colt Sol D Sold To English Buyer
Lexington reports Madden sold two year old black colt Edward and champion two year old Sir Martin to Louis Winans of Brighton England. Winans paid $25,000 for Silke two years ago after Kentucky Futurity win. Sir Martin, champion in metropolitan two year olds, won eight races and $78,632 in stakes this year. Edward captured the Flash and Grand Union Hotel stakes totaling $14,625.
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the Tribune
Lexington
John E. Madden
England
Louis Winans
Brighton
Edward
Plaudit—Passan
Hemburg
Sir Martin
Ogden
Lady Sterling
Hanover
Madden
Silike
Hamburg Place
America
Newark Board of Trade Pushes repeal of auto law clauses
The Newark Board of Trade demands repeal of objectionable New Jersey automobile law clauses provoking widespread support among motorists. Critics condemn a $1 license for visiting drivers and a $25 fine for non residents, calling for temporary road access without fees. A Maxwell dealers convention at Hotel Manhattan on January 5 will discuss new sales organizations by Benjamin Briscoe.
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Board of Trade of
Newark
New Jersey
Charles Thaddeus Terry
Legislative Board
The
American Automobile Association
Atlantic City
Inglis M. Upperell
Cadillac
Newark Board of Trade
A. J. Pickard
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
Stearns
Maxwell Automobile Dealers
Hotel
Manhattan
Maxwell Men
Benjamin Briscoe
Whch
Golf Officers Named in Open Under Innocent Exterior
J W McKinley of the Columbia Golf Club Washington gives notice of two constitutional amendments to the United States Golf Association. One would drop the nominating committee to allow open meetings and multiple tickets. The second proposes a new officer election method reflecting Western discontent. The annual meeting is set for Friday evening at Sherry's Fifth Avenue and 44th Street with delegates from associate and allied clubs.
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J. W. McKinley
Columbia Golf Club
Washington
United States Golf Association
W. Fellowes Morgan
National Association
The
Associate
Allied
Sins Association
Morgan
Chicago Golf Club
Deal Golf and Country Club
Englewood Golf Club
Country Club of
Lakewood
Nassau Country Club
Chicago
Boston
Massachusetts
Brae Burn
New Jersey
Garden City
Englewood
Pines
Sherry’s
Fifth Avenue
44Th Street
Sprint crash ends tense bicycle race at Garden
The field battled in tight sprints as Root led at noon trying to close the gap. a bad spill involving DeMara and Drobach halted the excitement with Moran, Wiley, and Vanoni tumbling. Wiley’s bike smashed and he was badly bumped as the Garden crowd urged the riders to push on.
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Root
Walthour
DeMara
Im Drobach
Moran
Wiley
Vanoni
Butt
Collins
Columbia graduates plan athletic field at South Field
Graduates of Columbia, led by classes of 1899 and 1898, propose transforming South Field by spring to include a quarter mile track, a 19 yard straightaway, a baseball diamond, and a regulation football field. Cost about 10000 dollars, moving 11000 cubic yards of earth. Work to begin soon as a gift for 10th and 25th anniversaries. Field spans from 114th to 116th streets, with a two thousand seat stand on 14th street side and lawn tennis courts planned on Broadway.
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Columbia
114Th
116Th Street
14Th Street
Broadway
McCredy Wins Opening Tennis Match at NYAC
Charles A. McCredy defeated Dr. Frederick W. Kroehle and Charles F. Neething in a main court doubles match at the New York Athletic Club. Played from a handicap of 6 aces, the winning team lost the first set 21-7 and the second 23- ? with McCredy securing victory.
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Charles A. McCredy
Wiliam G. Conklin
New York Athletic Club
Frederick W. Kroehle
Charles F. Neething
New York Athletic Club to Face Columbia University in Key Hockey Match
An important hockey game to gauge strength between top contenders in intercollegiate and amateur leagues will be held tonight at the St. Nicholas Rink. The New York Athletic Club meets Columbia University, with Sheriff possibly debuting for the Mercury Foot team.
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St. Nicholas
New York Athletic Club
Columbia University
Sheriff
Jersey City Club Loses to Elizabeth in Athletic Bowling Night
Elizabeth club’s anchor Pope sparing in final frame clinches 899 to 889 victory as Jersey City trailed after a rough sixth frame. Lamster led Elizabeth with 233 in one of three games. North End and Columbia each split in Hoboken, Columbia taking all decisive games. Standing shows Elizabeth atop standings. Hugh Kershaw notes death of New York Veterans cricket figure.
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Jersey City
Elizabeth Club
North End Club
Newark
Columbia Club
Hoboken
Lamster
Meyer
Pope
Elizabeth
Jersey City Club
Clauss
Nolte
Garrison
A. West
Schlereth
Blizzard
Jace
B&o
North End
Rachel
Biggin
Austin
Columbia
Applegate
Hartzel
Rohdenburg
Kimball
Clark
Schultz
Booth
High Wen
Esvegac Seccess
Newark Bay
New York A
YAS Columbia
Hugh Kershaw
New York Veterans’ Cricket Association
Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club
Smith Infirmary
Staten Island
Indoor PSL games set for tomorrow at 41st Regiment Armory
The Public Schools Athletic League will stage its indoor elementary championship games tomorrow evening at the 41st Regiment Armory located at Marcy Avenue and Heyward Street in Brooklyn.
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Public Schools Athletic League
41Hh Regiment
Marcy Avenue
Heyward Street
Brooklyn
League vows curbs gift home runs and requires umpire practice
The American League adopted rules to curb wild throws granting extra bases and to limit gift home runs. Umpires must report forty minutes before games and oversee pregame activity. Home clubs must display batting order indicators. Charles W. Sommers was re elected vice president. National League sessions followed with Ban Johnson addressing delegates and calls for Chicago hosting next spring.
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American League of Baseball Clubs
Walcott
National League
American League
Charles W. Sommers
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria
Ban Johnson
the Walcott
Ban
Messrs
Shibe
Comiskey
Kilfoyle
Hedges
Bruce
Noyes
Farrell
McBreen
Navin
Ebbetts
Dreyfuss
Pulliam
Herrmann
Locke and
Dovey
Murray
Heydler
Frank de Hass Robison
Griffith and Herrmann Fail to Agree on Yankees Manager
Clarke Griffith and August Herrmann could not reach an understanding yesterday leaving the Cincinnati National League Club without a manager. Herrmann reportedly offered 6500 dollars while Griffith felt his value was higher. It is expected terms will be settled today.
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Clarke Griffith
Yankees
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Herrmann
Griffith
Duelling Fad Debuts At New York Athletic Club
James Murray introduces wax bullet duelling at NYAC with Paris and London experience. Pistols use soft wax bullets, duellers wear masks, and matches follow strict etiquette. Seconds inspect weapons and a white tunic serves as target for scoring under short range.
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New York Athletic Club
James Murray
Travers Island
Central Park South
Murray
Paris
London
Cornell selects Tyde Tydeman captain for varsity team
Ithaca N Y December 10 Arthur Frederick Tydeman left halfback of the Cornell eleven was elected captain of next year’s varsity squad at a meeting this afternoon Tydeman a junior from Bloomfield N J is a mechanical engineering student
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Ithaca
N. Y
Arthur Frederick Tydeman
Cornell
Tydeman
Bloomfeld
N. J
School of Mechanical Engineering
Driver’s license revoked after fatal hit-and-run in Plainfield
The New Jersey state motor vehicle department revoked Floyd D. Cooper of Westfield license and auto registration. Cooper, held on $10,000 bail in Union County, is charged with running into and killing Jonathan Randolph near Plainfield last Sunday morning. He fled the scene but was later captured at his home by Plainfield officers who identified one of the women in the car.
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Trenton
State Motor Vehicle Department
Floyd D. Cooper
Westfield
Union County
Jonathan Randolph
Plainfield
Cooper
Randolph
Hockey Dates For Boys High School Team Schedule
The Boys High School hockey seven released its schedule starting with a Brooklyn game against De Witt Clinton High School. The slate includes Montclair at Verona Lake on December 15 and Pawling at Pawling on January 9, with matches against Cutler School at St Nicholas Rink and Riverview Military Academy at Poughkeepsie among others.
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de Witt Clinton High School
Brooklyn
de Witt Clinton
Montclair High School
Verona Lake
Deerfoot Athletic Club
Pawling School
Pawling
Cutler School
St. Nicholas Rink
Lake Mohegan School
Peekskill
Barringer School
Riverview Military Academy
Poughkeepsie
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Want Golf
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