Eight Teams Tie Lead as Madison Square Race Backs Track Toll
In a six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden eight teams remain with two days left. Walker suffers a serious collarbone fracture, Palmer loses ground after a crash and Drobach teams with Palmer amid fast times and heavy crashes.
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Walker
Palmer
Madison Square Garden
Rutt
Stol
Moven
McFarland
Hill
Demara
Walthour
Reot
Tve
Miller
Waller
Drobach
Devonoviteh
Faber
Lafourcade
Madison Avenue
Devenovitch
Palmer Kept Up the Pace, and Attervals
Ales O
Polyclinic
Devonovitch
Tim
Peck
Dro
Champion Colt Sol.d By Telegraph to The Tribune
Lexington dispatch reports John E Madden sold two promising juveniles Edward and Sir Martin to Louis Winans of Brighton England for 25000 dollars Edward earned 14625 in races including the Flash and Grand Union Hotel stakes while Sir Martin dominated the metropolitan two year olds with eight wins and 78652 dollars in prize money
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Louis Winans
England
Sir Martin
John E. Madden
Tribune
Lexington
Brighton
Edward
Plaudit—Passan
Hemburg
Ogden
Lady Sterling
Hanover
Madden
Silike
Hamburg Place
America
Favor New Auto Law Local Motorists Talk
Newark Board of Trade pushes repeal of objectionable New Jersey auto law clauses. Critics condemn $1 license for visiting motorists and $25 fines for non residents. Maxwell dealers' convention set for January 5 at Hotel Manhattan to discuss Briscoe sales networks.
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Maxwell Automobile Dealers
Hotel
Manhattan
Maxwell Men
Benjamin Briscoe
Whch
Golf Officers Named in Open Amid Controversy
J W McKinley of the Columbia Golf Club Washington gives formal notice of two proposed amendments to the United States Golf Association constitution one would remove the nominating committee and allow open meeting elections another would change officer election rules Western golfers seek the presidency and six clubs bid for national championships including Chicago Deal Englewood and Nassau. The annual meeting will be held at Sherry's Fifth Avenue January ? at 8 20 p m with voting delegates representing 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
Morgan
Chicago Golf Club
Deal Golf and Country Club
Englewood Golf Club
Country Club of
Lakewood
Nassau Country Club
Chicago
Poston
Massachusetts
Brae Burn
Deal
New Jersey
Garden City
Englewood
Pines
Sherry’s
Fifth Avenue
44Th Street
Sprinting Fates Decide Race As Trio Collide
In a hot lap, Root broke ahead to close the gap while Walthour prepared to help. A nasty spill involving DeMara and Drobach toppled several riders, with Moran Wiley and Vanant among those down. The Garden crowd urged fast riding as leaders stayed in front and teams remained fit.
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Root
Walthour
DeMara
Drobach
Moran
Wiley
Vanant
Butt
Collins
Columbia graduates plan field project for spring completion
With no near term stadium, Columbia graduates of 1899 and 184 propose regrading South Field to fit a quarter mile track with a 12 yard straightaway, a baseball diamond, and a regulation football field. Reconstruction costs about 10 000 dollars and over eleven thousand cubic yards of earth must be moved. The project, a gift for anniversaries, extends two blocks from 14th to 116th Street and features a two thousand seat stand along the 214th Street side. Tennis courts will be on Broadway.
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Columbia
116Th Street
214Th Street
Broadway
McCredy Triumphs in NYAC Opening Tennis Match
Charlie A. McCredy won a doubles match at the New York Athletic Club opening on the main court. He and partner defeated Dr. Frederick W. Kroehle and Charles F. Neething by 7-21 and 7-23 after a handicap of 6 aces.
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Charlies A. McCredy
Wiliam G. Conklin
Hand
Serson Yes
New York Athletic Club
Frederick W. Kroehle
Charles F. Neething
New York Athletic Club to Meet Columbia University Tonight
An interesting hockey game to test strength between two championship contenders will be played tonight at the St. Nicholas Rink. The New York Athletic Club faces Columbia University with Sheriff, the Crescent Athletic Club star, possible debut for Mercury Foot team.
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St. Nicholas
New York Athletic Club
Columbia University
Sheriff
Elizabeth Club Closes Strong In Athletic Bowling Victory
Elizabeth Club defeats Jersey City Club 899 to 957 in a close opener as Lamster and Pope star. North End Club falls to Columbia Club in Hoboken, with Hartzel's 237 helping Columbia sweep three games. Standings list Elizabeth on top, with Newark Bay and New York A. mentioned alongside. Hugh Kershaw, longtime secretary of the New York Veterans' Cricket Association, dies at Staten Island hospital.
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Jersey City
Elizabeth Club
North End Club
Newark
Columbia Club
Hoboken
Elizabeth Eclub
Lamster
Meyer
Pope
Elizabeth
Jersey City Club
Claus
Nolte
Garrison
A. West
Schlereth
West
Blizzard
Isi
North End
Rachel
Biggin
Austin
Columbia
Applegate
Hartzel
Rohdenburg
Radhel
Kimball
Clark
Applexate
Schultz
Booth
High Wen
Elizabeth Seis Cacacheae
Newark Bay
Vaces
New York A. Petsin Cee
PAS Columbia Liga
Vane
Hugh Kershaw
New York Veterans’ Cricket Association
Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club
Smith Infirmary
Staten Island
Indoor PSL championship games set for tomorrow in Brooklyn
The Public Schools Athletic League hosts indoor championship games for elementary schools tomorrow evening at the 47th Regiment Armory located at Marcy Avenue and Heyward Street in Brooklyn.
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Public Schools Athletic League
47Th Regiment Armory
Marcy Avenue
Heyward Street
Brooklyn
Gift Home Run Rule Sets New Boundaries in League Meet
At the year ly session in New York the American League approved a rule limiting gift home runs on wild throws over first or third base to one extra base. A second ruleRequires umpires to report forty minutes before games for a set practice period with full team control to preempt on field altercations. The league also mandated scoreboards display batting order positions and current batter. Charles W. Sommers was reelected vice president. Detroit St Louis Philadelphia and Washington club reps formed the board of directors.
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American League of Baseball Clubs
Walcott
National League
American League
Charles W. Sommers
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria
Messrs
Shibe
Comiskey
Kilfoyle
Hedges
Bruce
Noyes
Farrell
McBreen
Navin
Ebbetts
Dreyfuss
Pulliam
Herrmann
Locke
Dovey
Murray
Heydler
Frank de Hass Robison
Griffith and Herrmann Clash Over Yankee Manager Post
Clarke Griffith and August Herrmann could not reach terms for the Yankees manager role. Herrmann allegedly offered 6500 dollars, but Griffith valued his position higher. A settlement is expected to be reached today.
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Clarke Griffith
Yankees
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Herrmann
Griffith
Duelling Fad Spreads at New York Athletic Club
James Murray introduces duelling a la mode to NYAC members with wax bullets and pistol play. A pistol range is planned at Travers Island and in Central Park South club basement. Competitions use seconds, a white tunic target, and masked heads for safety.
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New York
Murray
Paris
Pales
London
Tyde Tydeman Elected Cornell Varsity Captain Next Year
Ithaca N Y Dec 10 Arthur Frederick Tydeman left halfback on the Cornell eleven was chosen captain of next year s varsity team at a squad meeting this afternoon. Tydeman a junior from Bloomfield New Jersey is enrolled in the School of Mechanical Engineering.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Arthur Frederick Tydeman
Cornell
Tydeman
Bloomfield
N. J
School of Mechanical Engineering
Driver’s license and registration revoked for fatal hit
Floyd D. Cooper of Westfield had his drivers license and car registration revoked by the state motor vehicle department. He is held on $10,000 bail in Union County on a charge of running into and killing Jonathan Randolph in Plainfield last Sunday morning. Cooper did not stop after the crash but was later captured at his home by Plainfield police 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 Boy's High School Team
The Boys' High School hockey seven released its schedule. Opening game is against De Witt Clinton High School in Brooklyn this Saturday. Subsequent fixtures include Montclair at Verona Lake, Deerfoot Athletic Club in Brooklyn, Pawling School at Pawling, Cutler School at St Nicholas Rink, Lake Mohegan at Peekskill, Barringer in Brooklyn, and Riverview Military Academy at Poughkeepsie.
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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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Minor
Jones
Atkins
McRoy
Taylor
Standing
Foyle
Ban Johnson
Shreve
Sol.d
Action of Newark Board of Trade
Board of Trade of
Charles Thaddeus Terry
Legislative Board
American Automobile Association
Newark Board of Trade
A. J. Pickard
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
Stearns
Cafe Martin
Cafe Lafayette
Bote Martin University
26Th &T
Tabie
Cuisine Francaise
Amato Orch
Second Ave
19Th St
Poe Ae Wine
Ee Cavanagh’s
LA Carte
Harlem Casino
Earlington
Music A la
CAFE
Elysee Hotel
Biveet
Iste
Herald Square Hotel
Automobile Tours
Takacars
Ays Bere
Frankfort
Frankfurter-Hof
Brutgne Quality
Want Golf
A. C
League
Henry Chadwick
TIMES
SQ. Auto CO
Studebaker Company
Garford Motor Car Company
Studebaker
Studebaker Bros. CO
N.Y
Forty-eighth Street
Telephone
Bryant
Boy's High
Pierce Arrow Landau
Pierce
Pierce Arrow
George N. Pierce Company
Licen
Harrolds Motor Car CO
West 54Th Street
Sed Automobile Manufacturers
Ellis Motor Car Company
Washington St
Aaron Carn
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