Six Day Bicycle Race at Garden Ends in Close Call and Feats
Hours before finish the six day race at Madison Square Garden saw riders fight for laps and prizes. Vanoni of the Danish Italian team fell after wheel trouble on the Nth street side. several riders were knocked down, but he returned to the track. Leaders Palmer, Drobach and Miller-Waller pressed the pace as the field chased a record set in 1839, with many crashes and tire bursts shaping the dramatic evening.
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Dar
Palmer
Drobach
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Breahers
Moon
McFarland
Ethel
Anen
Columbia Triumphs In Open Intercollegiate Game
Columbia defeated Hartford in a hard fought opening night intercollegiate clash in the gym. The Lions built a steady lead with strong guard defense and fast ball handling, while Trinity struggled with press and foul trouble as the final margin grew. Attendance was 700 as both teams battled through a rough but clean contest.
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Columbia
New York
Hartford
Bell
Trinity
Abbey
Capen
Ryan
Spencer
Mahon
Cerussi
Genson Meucelsohny Gilcersieeve Gj
Kiendl
Ma . Ryan
Manis
Gilderet
F. J. Quigg
Big Entry for Seventh's Games at Armory Tonight
A large crowd of military athletes gathers for the forty fourth seventh regiment athletic association events at the armory on Park avenue street tonight. More than two hundred entries promise a lively program with coaches Pilgrim Storms Blackledge Bughes Andrews Scudder Heyward Myrick Terry and Wernekens guiding competitors. The program features two roller races a mile for novices and a mile and a half handicap plus military events including nail scaling Cotter rescue race 1056 yard military ey race novice Halsted trophy 52 yard run handicap heavy marching order and Ment raising contest.
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7Th Regiment Athletic Association
Armory
Th Street
Fark Avenue
Ay Pilgrim
Storms
Blackledge
Bughes
Andrews
Scudder
Heyward
Myrick
Terry
Wernekens
Melight
Clark Griffith Named Cincinnati Reds Manager for Next Season
Former New York Americans manager Clark Griffith was signed by President Garry Herrmann to lead the Cincinnati Reds for two years at 8500 dollars annually. The veteran, nicknamed the Old Fox, had a long pitching career and earlier managed the Yankees, nearly clinching a pennant in 194. He will replace John Ganzer, who left Cincinnati in fifth place after a strong start.
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Clark Griffith
New York Americans
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
Griffith
Fox
Yankees
New York
Norman Elberfeld
John Ganzer
Cincinnati
Reds
Bribery charge shocks National League meeting
Umpires Klein and Johnstone testified they were offered a bribe regarding the October 8 Polo Grounds game between the Giants and Cubs, 4 to 2 in favor of Chicago. A league committee was named to investigate, with disclosure of names withheld to protect truth while maintaining integrity of baseball.
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National League
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Klein
Johnstone
Harry C. Pulliam
John T. Brush
New York National League Baseball Club
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Pulliam
League
Jerome
Brush
Messrs. Klein
New York
Messrs
Kiem
Mardi Gras Auto Carnival Set For New Orleans Fair Grounds
The New Orleans Automobile Club announces a three day Mardi Gras racing carnival at the Fair Grounds on February 20 to 22 with a twenty four hour endurance race on day two and several shorter contests. Entry fees total five dollars for most races, twenty five for the endurance race, with prize cups and medals to winners. Louis Wagner will receive a gold cup valued at five thousand dollars from the Automobile Club of America. A Savannah mayor and delegation will attend a dinner in their honor. Also noted is the Stearns 1909 model arriving on Automobile Row and the Packard Motor Car Company building plans in Long Island City for an eastern trade automobile plant.
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Fair Grounds
New Orleans
Automobile Club of America
Louis Wagner
Fiat
Savannah
Wagner
E. H. Gary
George W. Tiedeman
Martin's
Stearns
Wyckoff, Church & Partridge
Guy Vaughan
Albert B. Ashforth
Thomson Land Company
Thomson Avenue
van Dorn and
Hill Streets
Long Island City
Packard Motor Car Company
New York
New York A C Beats Columbia in Practice Hockey
New York Athletic Club defeated Columbia University 7 to 2 in a St Nicholas Rink practice game. Sheriff starred for Mercury Foot club in his first appearance, scoring twice in a strong first half as New York outskated and outplayed the collegians in the goaling department. Beardsall and Schaffer stood out for Columbia. Jackson, Kennishaw, and Brophy scored for NY A C with a varied line-up and 15 minute halves.
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New York Athletic Club
Columbia University
St. Nicholas
Collegians
Sheriff
Beardsall
New York A.C
Columbia
Mit
Oeene
Murphy Brophy
White
Beardsall Bradfoot
Mason Peabody
Jackson
Bradfoot
Kennishaw
Brophy
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Gus Hornfeck
Montclair Edges New York Athletic Club In Extra Frame
Amateur Bowling League action ended in a tie in the last game and an extra frame decided it. Montclair beat New York A C 81 to 75 in the extra frame as New York totaled 95 in game two, their best this year. Standings show Montclair among top clubs with records, while St George’s A C plans a December meet featuring Olympic and American champions at the 69th Regiment Armory with sprints relays and a three mile scratch race.
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Montclair
New York Athletic Club
Mercury
New York Five
Jersey
New York
NEW York A. C. Montclair Club
Thomson
Sherwood
Smith
Adams
Brown
Arnold
Shotwell
Cone Veliaces
Lewis
Columbia
Elizabeth
Ee Bay
Roseville
Parsaic
North End
Jersey City
ST. George’s A. C
St. George's Athletic Club
69Th Regiment
Pratt Beats Princeton In Fast Rough Basketball Tilt
Pratt Institute defeated Princeton 39 to 9 on Pratt's court. Place starred with ten floor goals and seven from the foul line for 27 points as Veeder and Meese led Princeton efforts. Umpire referees were Wendelton. halves lasted twenty minutes.
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Princeton
Pratt Institute
Place
Pratt
Veeder
Meese
Tigers
Horton
Johnson
Oseeeee
Carter
Keyes Tuttle
Fiero
Stingle
Tuttle
Hughes
Keyes
Wendelton
Fast Time in N Y U Run Wins Cross Country Title
Howard Smith of NYU won the first annual cross country run in 25 minutes 45 seconds over about four miles. S. Smith and MacAdam followed. Fifty two started. three fourths finished. five of the top nine underclassmen were freshmen. Varsity basketball opens with St John’s College in Brooklyn. captains Bowe and Dale will lead forwards, Hesse and Ridansky guard, center not yet chosen.
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Howard Smith
New York University
S. Smith
MacAdam
H. Smith
Smith
Rosell
Murphy
van Cleef
Makay
Galloway
O’shaugnessy
Brennan
Daniels
Hammett
St. John’s College
Brooklyn
T. Bowe
J. Dale
Hesse
Ridansky
Philadelphia Club Receives West Indies Cricket Invitation
The Associated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia got an invitation to send a cricket team to the West Indies early next year. Several prominent players have been invited and most replies are favorable, indicating the invitation will likely be accepted. The team is expected to sail around February 4.
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Philadelphia
Associated Cricket Clubs
West Indies
Intercollegiate Basketball Tonight
Yale meets Fordham at the YMHA on 92a Street and Lexington Avenue while Princeton faces the College of the City of New York, the squad that beat Yale decisively on Yale’s court last Saturday.
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Yale
Fordham
Young Men's Hebrew Association
92A Street
Lexington Avenue
Princeton
City of New York
Fultz to Return as Naval Academy Baseball Coach
Annapolis reports Dave Fultz has accepted terms to coach the Naval Academy baseball team again. Swarthmore and other colleges sought his services, while Harvard will not use academy grounds for spring practice though a game with the Midshipmen is anticipated.
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Annapolis
Dave Fultz
Naval Academy
Swarthmore
Harvard
Academy
Midshipmen
Cricket Smoker Tonight At Assembly Brooklyn
The Metropolitan District Cricket League hosts its annual smoker at the Assembly in Brooklyn this evening to distribute club trophies and individual prizes. Prizes for fielding are provided by President Alfred Tyrrill and Vice-President Dr E V Brendon, with cups and pennants supplied by the league.
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Metropolitan District Cricket League
Brooklyn
League
Alfred Tyrrill
E. V. Brendon
Battle overOlympic control stirs amid union clash
Paris dispatch reports French, British, and European figures protest a U S plan to form an international committee to regulate the Olympic games. Baron de Coubertin and the international committee defend their authority while American leaders push for broader influence and possible reorganization. Sullivan Weeks and Kirby defend their position as London disputes linger and a Berlin meeting is eyed for 1912.
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Paris
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
American Amateur Athletic Union
United States
W. M. Sloane
Allison Armour
Berlin
London
International Committee
British Council
The
Hague
Prince Consort
Binnenhof
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Prague
Europe
Great Britain
England
America
Amateur Athletic Union of
International Olympic Committee
Kron Prinz
James E. Sullivan
Barton S. Weeks
Joseph B. Macabe
Everett C. Brown
Gustavus T. Kirby
Amateur Athletic Union
Baron de Coubertin
Sloane
Sullivan
Americas
British Committee and
Theodore A. Cook
Cornell
Defends Vivisection in Public Health Debate
Dr William H Guilfoy register of records in the Department of Health challenged anti vivisectionists claims that animals sacrificed to science brought no benefits. He cited antitoxin's role in diphtheria treatment, noting dramatic declines in death rates after its use and urging serum therapy as the future of medical knowledge.
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William H. Guilfoy
Department of Health
Guilfoy
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Gullfoy
Streets Cleanliness Fund Sought To Save City Health
Dr. Darlington secured 60000 for the Street Cleaning department under the 1893 law after warning that without immediate funds Manhattan streets would suffer December cleanup and ash removal. Mayor McClellan criticized Commissioner Crowell for missing the Estimate and Apportionment meeting while urging the urgent appropriation.
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Department of
Darlington
Board of Estimate
Crowell
McClellan
Manhattan
Board of Health
Big Fur Haul By Thieves At East 2d Street Factory
Furs valued at about 40000 dollars were stolen from Ackerman and Gordon Company at No 28 East 2d street. Thieves bored through a wall from the hallway into the loft on Thursday night. A Broadway firm burlap sack and a woman's handkerchief found at the scene suggest a female participant. Cheaper furs were left scattered while the valuable items were removed, with police believing a wagon was used to move the loot.
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Ackerman & Gordon Company
East 2d Street
Arrest Likely Robbery at Nellie Bly Home in New York
George Jones a negro living at Park Row lodging house was arrested yesterday in the home of Mrs Elizabeth Seaman Nellie Bly widow of Robert Seaman ironclad warship maker at No 15 West 37th street after a desperate fight Patrolman Edward Drum placed Jones in custody He faces $60 bail in Jefferson Market court for unlawful entry Mrs Seaman says her home has been robbed multiple times in the past year with last Friday s thieves taking over 100000 worth of silverware jewelry and valuables with no captures Mrs Howard Gould loses appeal Appellate Division denies Katherine Goulds appeal against Howard Gould from Justice Dowlings June order denying a jury trial
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George Jones
Park Row
Elizabeth Seaman
Nellie Bly
Robert Seaman
West 37Th Street
Edward Drum
Jones
Jefferson Market Court
Seaman
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES MARINE CORPS IN SUSPENSE
A session of the House Naval Committee heard the commandant and Marine Corps officers as it nears the naval appropriations end. Debate centers on transferring marines to the army, with General Wood asked to draft a scheme while Senator Hale resists. Oil fuel for destroyers is questioned after Britain shifts away from oil, citing cost and supply risks.
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Marine Corps
House Naval Committee
Secretary of the Navy
General Elliott
Elliott
Butler
Naval Committee
Heam
Corps
Army
Leonard Wood
War Department
Hale
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Navy Yard
Mare Island
Concord
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Puget Sound
General Overeauling
Iris
Manila
Pacific Coast
Tor Pacific
Rainbow
Asiatic Station
Relief
Cavité
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