Six Day Riders Share Prizes at Madison Square Garden
Thirty two cyclists finished the Madison Square Garden six day race with eight teams competing. Prizes totaled across seven paying pairs including De Mara and Hill $70 and Galvin and Wiley $9. Palmer and Probach finished just outside the money. Promoters and results sparked mixed reactions among riders as foreign entrants prepared to sail home and plans for future events emerged.
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Madison Square Garden
the Garden
McFarland
Moran
Rutt
Stolga
de Mara
Hill
Walthour
Root
Collins and Mitten
Galvin
Wiley
Anderson
Vanroni
Palmer
Probach
Harry Pollok
Pollok
Mr. Powers
Teddy Devonovitch
Peter Drobdck
Walker
Iater
Mac
Butt
Freler
Ihe Mars
Je Mara
Vicer Brewer
Paris
Boston
St Louis
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Rugh
Stol
Vamont
Hoe
Harry Prick
Hewitts sanity issue looms in Hewitt will contest
Telegraph reports the forthcoming will dispute over Frederick C. Hewitt worth about $10000. Miss Sarah Peck is named in the contested box rental and may be accused of undue influence. Executives demand access to a safe deposit box. bank delays fueled by Peck’s claim of privacy. Experts from New York and Binghamton State Hospital will testify as alienists for Mrs. Arnot.
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Tribune
Owego
Second National Bank
New York City
Frederick C. Hewitt
Hewitt
Sarah Peck
Charlotte H. Arnot
Elmira
Miss Peck
Hewit
Alexander McLane Hamilton
Frank W. Robertson
New York
Charlies G. Wagner
Binghamton State Hospital
Hamilton
John B. Stanchfeld
Arnot
Reprimands and Navy Movements Highlight Tribune Report
The article notes President Reed reprimanding two army officers, Colonel Daniel Cornman and Captain Charles G. French, for forage regulation violations with Cornman suspended a month and French dismissed with fines. It lists army and naval orders, transfers, leaves, and notable ship movements including craft like the Castine, Taste, and others, with multiple vessels sailing from Boston and Philadelphia ports.
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Tribune Bures
Washington
TRO
Army
Daniel Cornman
Charles G. French
7Th Infantry
Fort Brady
Michigan
Cornmman
War Department
French
Bug
Cornman
Philip F. Harvey
Albert $ Brookes
29Th Infantry
Geo W. Kirkpatrick
16Th Cavalry
Evansville
William JL. Reed
Hugh K. Taylor
Coast Artillery
Birmingham
Edward Poo S
Polis Pines
William M. Colvin
Jefferson Barracks
Gideon H Williams
Allen Parker
21St Infantry
James F. WA
John TF Gbart
Clarence A. Canet
Clarence G
Charles Blakely
Stevens beat Rutgers in Lat second match for 7 trophy
The Stevens chess team defeated Rutgers in the Lat second match of the series for the seven trophy played between New York University Stevens and Rutgers. The score lists openings by Von Lehn and Havens with 0 and 6. The other boards show Ruesurm, Ecetch Gambit, Dee Burstein, and Ginoco Plana with various point totals.
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Stevens
Rutgers
New York University
von Lehn
Havens
Ruesurm
Dee Burstein
Yale Seven Beaten by Wanderers in Practice Hockey
Yale hockey lost 3 0 in a practice at St Nicholas Rink as Wanderers outplayed Yale with strong goaltending by Woods. Scoring came in the first period. Du Fresne, Hornfeck, and Gorham tallied for Wanderers while Yale’s offense and conditioning lagged behind Princeton’s recent form. Coaching by Tom Howard cited limited practice time.
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Yale
Wanderers
St. Nicholas
Princeton
Tom Howard
Collegians
Woods
du Fresne
Gus Hornfeck
McIntyre
Herron
Tale
Garon
Bartlett du Fresne
Ey Hoblitz
Aoe
McIntyre G. Hornfack-Gorham
Martin Harmon
Rover
Johnson Piel
M. Hornfeck
Heron
Gorham
Kenneth Gordon
Timer
Walter Croker
Longboat Favorite in Marathon Duel at Madison Square Garden
Dorando Pietri and Longboat the noted runners meet tonight in a 26 mile 38 yard marathon at Madison Square Garden. Floyd McFarland and Moran start the six day race victory duo. Doors open at seven with heavy advance seating and a special ten lap tanbark track built for the event. Tim Hurst referees with Al Copeland scorer and Barsotti and Little as judges.
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Dorando Pietri
Tom Longeboat
Madison Square Garden
Floyd McFarland
Moran
Longboat
Dorando
England
Hayes
Rayne
5Th Regiment
Tim Hurst
al Copeland
Chevalier Charles Barsotti
W. J. Little
Decision on ticket case in baseball scalping probe
Chicago Dec 14 The National Commission findings on the Detroit Chicago World’s Series scalping case will be made public on Wednesday or Thursday. Harry C Pulliam president of the National League says the report will be filed by August Herrman after finishing touches. Ban Johnson agrees and says delay ended due to other weighty questions as both presidents head to San Francisco for Pacifi Coast League matters.
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Chicago
National Commission
Harry C Pulliam
Pulliam
Ban Johnson
Johnson
August Herrman
Herrman
Mr. Pulliam
San Francisco
Pacifi Coast League
Cornell announces 1901 baseball schedule with key rivals
Ithaca, Dec 14 The Cornell athletic council released the 1901 baseball slate listing Georgetown in Washington April 8 and 9, Lafayette April 1, Penn May 3, Michigan May 26, Harvard May 31, Yale April 17, and multiple Ithaca home games including Franklin and Marshall and Bucknell. John H. Hoyle elected freshman crew chief. Albert H. Tydeman ratified as football captain.
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Ithaca
XN. C
Cornell
The
Athletic Council
Georgetown
Washington
Walbrook Athletic Club
Baltimore
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mount Washington Club
Lafayette
Franklin and Marshall
Yale
Bucknell
Pennsylvania State
Williams
Meg
Carlisle
Brown
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Michigan
Harvard
Cambridge
Williamstown
New Haven
John H. Hoyle
Charlies E. Courtney
Hoyle
Frederick ¢. Colson
State Capitol
Albert H. Tydeman
Big money for trotting races in Great Western meeting
Chicago announces purses totaling 45 percent for harness racing on the Great Western Circuit. George Keller of Decatur becomes president. W. H. E Smellinger of Peoria elected secretary treasurer. Season opens in Peoria on July ?, closes in El Paso across October. Large purses include 10.9 thousand at Columbus, 180 thousand for Memphis, and 25 thousand for Dallas. Chicago chosen for next meeting due to central location.
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Chicago
George Keller
Decatur
W. H. E Smellinger
Peoria
Columbus
Ohio
Memphis
Tenn
Dallas
Tex
City College NY track meet features scratch yard and four mile races
Melvin Sheppard Harry Hillman and Charley Bacon head the field in the special scratch yard race at the College of the City of New York games in the Twenty second Regiment Armory on Saturday evening. Teammates Jim McEntee Harry Sediey Harry Gissing and Roy Dorland will push the pace in hopes of a new record. A large group including Fred Bellars Tom Collins Win Batley Joe Malone William Kramer Char lie Muller John Reilly Eddie Carr Jimmy Lee Harvey Cohn Jim Clarke and Tim Hogan will contest the four mile scratch race. The distance men are faster than ever and a spirited contest is anticipated.
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Melvin Sheppard
Harry Hillman
Charley Bacon
College of the City of New York
Twenty-second Regiment
Jim McEntee
Harry Sediey
Harry Gissing
Roy Dorland
Fred Bellars
Tom Collins
Win Batley
Joe Malone
William Kramer
Chariie Muller
John Reilly
Eddie Carr
Jimmy
Local football captains named for next season across city teams
The Bors High School halfback was elected captain for next season. Brooks the 225 pound tackle will lead Polytechnic Preparatory eleven. Manual Training selects Neuman the speedy end while Hesterberg is likely to gain the Commercial High end position. Butler the all scholastic fullback will captain Erasmus Hall. W. Cayard strong and consistent. Over fifty speed skaters entered for the handicap race at St Nicholas Rink. The National Poultry Show opens in Chicago with Peagy the $10,000 hen owned by Ernest Fellerstross of Hanses City as a highlight.
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Bors
Brooks
Polytechnic Preparatory
Neuman
Hesterberg
Commercial High
Butler
Erasmus Hall
W. Cayard
St Nicholas Rink
Seasor
Chicago
Bec
National Poultry Show
Peegy
Ernest Fellerstross
Hanses City
Princeton
Cornell
Tydeman
Brown Regnier
West Point
Pullen Suard Annapo
Artmout Tobin
Carusie
Bor Wee Lafarette
Wiliams
Wesleyan Moore
Enid
Colgate
O- MacDonnell
Atwood
Amherst Newman
Bowdoin
New York
Uiversiti
Fordham
Sweeney
Holy Cross
Leavenworth
Hamilton
Lehigh
Allerdice
Hafbac
Voorhis
Penania
Trinity
Hensha
Only Two Sports Pay at Penn University
Philadelphia December report by Treasurer J M Mitchelson shows football and basketball remain the university’s only self supporting sports. Football net receipts reached 71 474 82 with expenses 27 071 05, while rowing and baseball ran sizable losses and track grossed less than baseball. Total receipts and expenses reflect a continuing effort to fund major sports while minimizing costs across rowing baseball and track.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
J. M. Mitcheson
Sereecresceers
Cos
Peessaede
Wees
Gun Club
Cccesese
Latham to Play Here in Rackets and Court Tennis Matches
The schedule features Peter Latham facing George Standing in racquets at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club on December 26. On January 9 Latham and Jay Gould will open Harvard’s new court tennis facility, following Latham’s arrival under contract with Clarence H. Mackay. Latham, a former British racquets and tennis champion, will return to Newmarket on January 13 to coach C. D. Rose’s private court.
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Jay Gould
Harvard
New York
Peter Latham
George Standing
Oxford
Cambridge
Latham
Clarence H. Mackay
Harbor Hill
Roslyn
Robert Moore, Jr
Mackay
Great Britain
Newmarket
England
C. D. Rose
Disagreement in Rinehart Case In Waynesburg
In Waynesburg Penn on December 14 the jury in the J B F Rinehart forgery and false pretence case was discharged after forty three hours of deliberation. The last ballot split four for conviction and three for acquittal and the bank’s failure stood at two million dollars. District Attorney Staggers said the prosecution had just begun.
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Waynesburg
Penn
J. B. F. Rinehart
Warmers and Drovers’ National Bank
Akien
Rinehart
Staggers
Financier Hawley denies Clover Leaf sale rumor and other Takeover talks
Fawin Hawley a leading financier in the Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad denies reports that the New York Central offered to take over the Clover Leaf with a guaranteed 4 percent dividend. He says no negotiations are pending for a sale. He also dismissed a rumor that control of the Colorado & Southern had been bought by the Union Pacific and the Southern Pacific.
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Fawin Hawley
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Company
New York Central
Hawley
Colorado & Southern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Grand Prize Auto Talk at New York Assembly
Motorists gather as E Rand Hollander of Fiat receives the Grand Prize cup valued at 5 000 from Judge E H Gary in Savannah race history. Savannah notables including Mayor Tiedeman attend events and film showings as New Jersey auto law and tariff issues spark discussion among motorists and industry leaders.
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Automobile Club of America
E. Rand Hollander
Fiat Automobile Company
Italy
Louis Wagner
Fiat
Savannah
George W. Tiedeman
Harvey Granger
F. C. Battey
Www. B. Still
E. H. Gary
Gilsey House In Receiver Hands After Bankruptcy Filing
The Gilsey House at Broadway and Mth street, a longtime hotel, again enters receivership after an involuntary bankruptcy petition against owner Louis Frenkel. Judge Holt appoints Archibald Douglas as receiver with a $2 bond and ten days to operate. Creditors claim $974.96 active. liabilities exceed $25,000 with assets around $3.50.
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Gilsey
Broadway
Mth Street
Louis Frenkel
Holt
United States Circuit Court
Archibald Douglas
Sam Frank
Franklin Street
John Patterson
Cedar Street
Landgraf Manufacturing Company
East 59Th Street
Frenkel
Tion
Conti
Patsy Regan Arrested in West After NY Murder Charge
Patsy Regan alias Fran Los Angeles arrested in Tobey's saloon murder case of Ray Joyce on April 13, 166. Held for New York officer en route to the Pacific Coast. Arrest occurred with another man at Southern Pacific station during a confidence game. Regan, brother of a Brooklyn police lieutenant, had been elusive and previously thought dead.
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Fran
Los Angeles
Patsy
Neweis
White
Whiting
Carpenter
York
Ray Joyce
Tobey
Broadway
Goth Street
New York
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Joyce
Leutenant
Brooklyn
McAdoo
West
Livermore Held on Auto Speeding Charge in Court
Jesse Livermore the cotton speculator waived examination in West Side police court yesterday on an auto speeding charge. He is held in 390 bail for trial with bond valued at 200000. President Eliot of Harvard will answer written questions after his Civic Forum talk at Carnegie Hall tomorrow evening. Fred Aurgausen, Union Railway motorman, held on homicide charge in the death of Mrs. Sarah Millikefsky of 3778 Third avenue, with bail set at 2500 by Coroner Schwannecke.
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Jesse Livermore
West Side
Eliot
Harvard University
Civic Forum
Carnegie Halls
Fred Aurgausen
Union Railway Company
Schwannecke
Sarah Millikefsky
Third Avenue
Evans Answers Critic on Navy Policy and Armor
Rear Admiral Robly D. Evans writes in Hampton's Magazine arguing against Reuterdahl and other critics of the U S Navy. He defends prior policy of larger guns, disputes claims that American battleships match the Russian fleet, and stresses armor belt positioning and vulnerability to shells below the belt. He asserts the lower belt edge must be low to prevent magazine or boiler destruction.
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Robly D. Evans
England
Reuterdahl
United States
Sea of Japan
Evans
Lord and Taylor millinery salon opens in new Morrison Building
The Lord and Taylor millinery salon on Broadway at 3rd Street and Fifth Avenue at 19th Street opened yesterday to a large crowd. It is on the second floor of the Morrison Building connected by a marble stairway and modeled after a Vienna salon with white and green trim. The showcases display hair ornaments, dress garnitures, corsage bouquets, hats, turbans, fox hats with neckpieces and muffs. Management plans a grand spring opening.
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Lord & Taylor
Broadway
3Th Street
Fifth Avenue
19Th Street
Morrison
Vienna
Stop Work On Drydock In Navy Yard Brooklyn
Substantial earth subsidence at the western edge of the Drydock No 4 excavation in the Brooklyn navy yard led to halt in the bio trench for consultation on next steps. Cave-in of wheet piling worsened. plan calls for gradual pumping, braces between walls, and concrete work to bottom, while engineers fear the project may be abandoned due to geological limits.
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Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Williams Engineering and Construction Company
Birmingham Makes 24708 Knots In Trial Speed
Rockland Me December 14 The scout cruiser Birmingham completed her standardization trial on the Rockland course in preparation for tests with scout cruisers Galem and Chester Fourteen runs were made with an average of the top speed runs at 24333 knots The fastest run achieved 4.78 knots Tomorrow the scout cruiser Salem will undertake her standardization trial
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Rockland
Birmingham
Galem
Chester
Salem
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