Prize Awards End Six Day Bicycle Race at Madison Square Garden
Thirty two riders in the six day race at Madison Square Garden received prizes and contract money. Eight teams finished with seven sharing in awards totaling varying sums from 1.50 to 30 dollars. Several riders complained of payouts and questioned promoters while others praised management and planned next races in Paris and the United States.
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Madison Square Garden
the Garéen
McFarland
Moran
Rutt
Stol
de Mara
Hill
Walthour
Root
Collins
Mitten
Galvin
Wiley
Anderson
Varoni
Palmer
Propach
Harry Pollok
de Mare
Pollok
Mr. Powers
Fuller Building
Teddy Devonovitch
Peter Drobdck
Walker
Leter
Mac
Butt
Foder
McFrland
Paris
Boston
St Louis
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
D- Mere
Pedier’ Palmer
Vamori
Stevens Defeats Rutgers in River Trophy Chess Match
Stevens chess team beat Rutgers in the second series match for the River trophy. The event featured openings from Rutgers and notable plays by Von Lehn, Havens, and Burstein with varied gambits. The scoreline reflects a close contest as Stevens secured the victory.
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Stevens
Rutgers
New York University
von Lehn
Russurm
Yale Falls to Wanderers in Practice Hockey at St Nicholas Rink
Yale was defeated 3 to 0 by the Wanderers in a practice game at St Nicholas Rink. Both teams showed poor conditioning and sparse team play, with all scoring in the first period. Woods starred in goal for the Wanderers, stopping six shots, as Du Fresne Gorham and McIntyre scored for the visitors.
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Yale
Wanderers
St. Nicholas
Princeton
Tom Howard
Collegians
Woods
du Fresne
Gus’ Hornfeck
McIntyre
Herron
Longboat Favorite in Marathon Showdown at Madison Square Garden
Dorando Petri and Tom Longboat meet in Madison Square Garden for a 26 mile 38 yard marathon. Floyd McFarland and Moran start with them as favorites. A tanbark track has been built for the race. doors open at 7. Advance sales are heavy and crowd expectations rise. Tim Hurst will referee with Copeland scoring and Barsotti and Little judging.
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Dorando Petri
Tom Longboat
Madison Square Garden
Floyd McFarland
Moran
Longboat
Dorando
England
Hayes
Bayne
4Th Regiment
Tim Hurst
al Copeland
Chevalier Charles Barsotti
W. J. Little
Decision on ticket case from baseball title disputed
Chicago report states the National Commission findings on the Detroit Chicago World Series scalping case will be made public Wednesday or Thursday. Harry C Pulliam says Ban Johnson and August Herrman concur on prompt release after finishing touches. Johnson and Pulliam proceed to San Francisco to aid Pacific Coast League in its dispute with the California State League.
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Chicago
National Commission
Harry C Pulliam
Pulliam
Ban Johnson
Johnson
August Herrman
Herrman
San Francisco
Aia
Pacific Coast League
California State League
Cornell Announces 19% Baseball Schedule For Cornell Teams
Ithaca N Y Dec 14 The Cornell athletic council at its meeting tonight announced the 19 schedule with games set against Georgetown Walbrook Athletic Club Naval Academy Mount Washington Lafayette Franklin and Marshall Yale Bucknell Pennsylvania State Williams Carlisle Brown Columbia Carlisle Pennsylvania Michigan Harvard Pennsylvanian and Yale with both location and dates ranging from April to June John H Horie was elected assistant to Charles B Courtney to coach the freshman crew replacing Frederick Co Colson who becomes librarian at the State Capitol Albert H Treman's election as football captain was ratified
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Ithaca
N. Y
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
Carlisle
Brown
Columbia
Care
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Michigan
Harvard
Cambridge
Williamstown
New Haven
John H. Horie
Charlies B. Courtney
Horie
Frederick Co. Colson
State Capitol
Albert H. Trdeman
Big Money For Trotting Races Across Circuit
Chicago harness men announce purses totaling high sums for the Great Western Circuit Harness Association meet. George Keller of Decatur IL elected president with W H Smellinger of Peoria IL as secretary treasurer. Season opens July at Peoria and ends November 1 6 near El Paso. Purses include 1000 for Columbus and 1890 for Memphis dates, with Dallas offering 25. Chicago was chosen for the next meeting.
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Chicago
George Keller
Decatur
Ill
W. H. Smellinger
Peoria Ill
Peoria
Fl Paso
Tex
Columbus
Ohio
Memphis
College of the City of New York Armory races spark strides
Melvin Sheppard Harry Hillman and Charley Bacon will measure strides in the special scratch 6 yard race at CCNY games in the Twenty second Regiment Armory Saturday evening. With Jim McEntee Harry Sedley Harry Gissing and Roy Dorland to keep the pace hot a new record may be seen. The four mile scratch race features Fred Bellars Tom Collins Win Bailey Joe Malone William Kramer Charlie Muller John Reilly Eddie Cerr Jimmy Lee Harvey Cohn Jim Clarke and Tim Hogan among others. The distance runners are running faster than ever and a lively contest is expected.
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Melvin Sheppard
Harry Hillman
Charley Bacon
College of the City of New York
Twenty-second Regiment Armory
Jim McEntee
Harry Sedley
Harry Gissing
Roy Dorland
Fred Bellars
Tom Collins
Win Bailey
Joe Malone
Wiliam Kramer
Charlie Muller
John Reilly
Eddie Cerr
Jimmy Lee
School captains named and sports notes from multiple teams
W Cayard named captain of Bors High School football for next season. Brooks to lead Polytechnic Preparatory eleven. Neuman elected by Manual Training as speedy end. Hes terberg likely to claim Commercial High position, Butler to captain Erasmus Hall. Fifty speed skaters entered for St Nicholas Rink handicap races with novice and championship events. National Poultry Show opens in Chicago highlighting Peggy the $10,000 hen owned by Ernest Fellerstross.
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W. Cayard
Bors
Brooks
Polytechnic Preparatory
Neuman
Hesterberg
Commercial High
Butler
Erasmus Hall
St Nicholas Rink
Chicago
National Poultry Show
Peggy
Ernest Fellerstross
Manses City
Penn reports only two self supporting sports at
University treasurer J M Mitcheson says football and basketball are the only self supporting sports at Penn. Football receipts totaled 71,474.81 with 27,071.05 in expenses, while baseball and track lost money. rowing and other minor sports also ran deficits. Total receipts were 99,591.46.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
J- M. Mitcheson
Pescncon
Secereses
Frowidge
Reine Contenein
Ae Gun Club
Latham to Play Here in Racquets and Court Tennis
Peter Latham faces George Standing in a racquets match at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club on December 26. On January 9 Latham and Jay Gould, British and American amateur champions, will open Harvard’s new court tennis facility. Harvard marks the first American college to adopt court tennis, with Oxford and Cambridge long active in the sport. Latham joined Clarence H. Mackay’s circle in October to coach Mackay at Harbor Hill. pro Robert Moore, Jr. remains the club professional.
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New York
Peter Latham
George Standing
Jay Gould
Harvard
Oxford
Cambridge
Latham
Clarence H. Mackay
Harbor Hill
Boston
Robert Moore
Tackles Named Football Captains by Ninety-One Teams
Football captains for next year include twenty-three tackles among selections by ninety-one college teams. Halfbacks lead with sixteen picks, ends fourteen, quarterbacks thirteen, centres nine, fullbacks eight, and guards eight. captains from leading teams listed.
Grand Prize Presented At Auto Club Event In New York
Motorists gather at the Automobile Club of America for a Grand Prize award to E Rand Hollander of Fiat Italy. Louis Wagner won the prize in Savannah on Thanksgiving Day. Savannah officials and club members attend events and viewing of race films as Judge E H Gary hands the cup. Also covered are remarks by J B R Smith on New Jersey auto law and a tariff discussion by FE R Thomas on foreign cars and U S competition.
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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
W. B. Still
E. H. Gary
New Jersey
J. B. R. Smith
Motor Vehicles
Gilsey House in Trouble Again
The Gilsey House at Broadway and th street, one of the city s oldest hotels, is in receivership after an involuntary bankruptcy petition against proprietor Louis Frenkel. Judge Holt appointed Archibald Douglas receiver with a $2 bond and ten days to continue operations. Creditors claim about 874 dollars. liabilities exceed 25,000 dollars with assets around 3,5.
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Gilsey
Broadway
Th Street
Louis Frenkel
Holt
United States Circuit Court
Archibald Douglas
Sam Frank
Franklin Street
John Patterson
Cedar Street
Landgraf Manufacturing Company
East 598Th Street
Frenkel
Patsy Regan Arrested in West for New York Murder
Patey Regan alias Francis White Whiting and Carpenter, sought in New York for the murder of Ray Joyce at Tobey's saloon Broadway and Mth street on April 13 185, was arrested in Los Angeles on Dec 14 and is held for a New York officer en route to the Pacific Coast. Regan was nabbed with another man at the Southern Pacific station during a confidence game. He escaped after Joyce’s killing and has been traced to several cities. He is a brother of a Brooklyn police lieutenant. The shooting occurred during Commissioner McAdoo’s regime.
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Los Angeles
Patey
Regan
Francis, White, Whiting
Carpenter
New York
Ray Joyce
Tobey
Broadway
Mth Street
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Joyce
Brooklyn
McAdoo
West
Disagreement in Rinehart case leaves jury deadlocked
Waynesburg Pennsylvania December 14 after forty three hours deliberation the jury in the case of J B F Rinehart cashier and vice president of the defunct farmers and drovers national bank could not agree on a verdict and was discharged. Forty seven ballots were taken with the last ballot split four for acquittal and for conviction the bank failed two years ago for two million dollars district attorney staggers said the prosecution had just begun not ended
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Waynesburg
Penn
J. B. F. Rinehart
Farmers and Drovers’ National Bank
Rinehart
Staggers
Hawley Denies Toledo Western Sale Rumors and Other Rail Press
Edwin Hawley a leading financier in the Toledo St Louis and Western Railroad said there is no basis for reports that the New York Central offered to acquire the Clover Leaf and guarantee 4 percent dividends on its preferred stock. He stated no negotiations for a sale are pending. Hawley also denied claims that control of the Colorado and Southern had been bought by Union Pacific and Southern Pacific.
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Edwin Hawley
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Company
New York Central
Hawley
Colorado & Southern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Livermore in West Side Court After Speed Charge
Cotton speculator Jesse Livermore waived extradition and was held on $300 bond for trial after an auto speeding charge in West Side police court. Car crash victim Mrs. Sarah Millikofsky died when struck by a car on Friday night, motorman Fred Aurgausen faced $2,500 bail on homicide charges. Eliot of Harvard University to speak on Lawlessness at Civic Forum with Carnegie Hall guest lecture tomorrow.
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Jesse Livermore
West Side
Eliot
Harvard University
Ans
Civic Forum
Carnegie Hall
Fred Aurgausen
Union Railway Company
Schwannecke
Sarah Millikofsky
Third Avenue
Hewitts sanity issue looms in will contest
The Second National Bank box holding about 19000 08 bequeathed to public institutions becomes central as Mrs. Charlotte Arnot contests Frederick Hewitts will claiming undue influence. Experts from New York and Binghamton State Hospital to testify while Hewitts sanity at the time of the will is debated.
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Tribune
Owego
N. Y
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
Charles G. Wagner
Binghamton State Hospital
Hamilton
John B. Stanchfield
Arnot
Evans Answers Critic in Hampton's Magazine
Rear Admiral Robly D. Evans defends naval policy and armor choices in a January Hampton's Magazine piece critiquing Reuterdahl and other critics. He argues against weakening the 12 inch gun standard and contends the U S battleship fleet remains capable, detailing armor belt placement and vulnerability risks.
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Robly D. Evans
England
New Millinery Salon Opens At Lord & Taylor
The Lord and Taylor store on Broadway and Fifth Avenue opened a new millinery salon in the old Morrison Building on the second floor. The Viennese style room features white and green trim, glass cases, wicker seating, and showcases latest hair ornaments, dress garnitures, corsage bouquets, hats, jet turbans, and fur pieces. Management plans a grand spring opening.
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Lord & Taylor
Broadway
Th Street
Fifth Avenue
19Th Street
Morrison
Vienna
Reprimanded officers and warship movements reported
The Tribune reports President issued reprimands to Colonel Daniel Cornman and Captain Charles G. French for forage regulation violations at Fort Brady Michigan. Cornman suspended one month, French dismissed and stripped of two years time in promotion. Navy and Army orders list retirements transfers recruit service and numerous officer movements. Movements of warships include arrivals at Colombo and Paramaribo with several vessels sailing to Koy West and Hampton Roads.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
TRO
Army
Daniel Cornman
Charles G. French
7Th Infantry
Fort Brady
Michigan
Cornman
War Department
French
Philip F. Harvey
Albert S Brookes
Kirkpatrick
16Th Cavalry
Evaneville
L. Reed Y
Hugh K. Taylor
Coast Artillery
Birmingham
Edwardieutenant
Ralph D. Bates
el Paso
Wright
1St Cavalry
Patiiot
Patiiot Pines Fiver Lieutenant William M. Colvin, Coast Artillers
Jefferson Barracks
Gideon H Williams
Allen Parker
21St Infantry
James
C. E Fox
Naval Hospital
Mare Tetard
R. T. Jasper
Mary Yard
Nord Folk
K. Bennett
Fom
New York
Lears
Dowell
F. H
Cleveland
Navy Department
Substantial subsidence halts Brooklyn Drydock No 4 work
Considerable earth subsidence along the western edge of Drydock No 4 excavation in the Brooklyn navy yard caused the halt of trench work. The sheeted end cave in widened, and engineers plan gradual pumping, cross braces, and eventual concrete work while concerns rise that the project may be abandoned due to geological difficulties and prior contractor failures.
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Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Williams Engineering and Construction Company
Birmingham makes 24.708 knots on Rockland test
Rockland Me December 14 The scout cruiser Birmingham conducted standardization trials on the Rockland course preparing for tests with Salem and Chester. Fourteen runs were made the average of the top speed runs reached 23 38 knots the fastest pace was 4.78 knots Tomorrow the scout cruiser Salem will have standardization trials.
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Rockland
Besmingham
Salem
Chester
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