Auto Show At Madison Square Garden Draws Crowd
The Importers Automobile Salon at Madison Square Garden drew many onlookers and buyers as exhibitors praised results. Manager C. R. Mabiey predicted higher gross sales than any U S show in the past year, with American manufacturers and New York trade day offering free admission for local trade until 2 pm. The display featured a Renault 230 horsepower limousine, Fiat sales rising, and notable attendees including Prince Sel Drago and J Clinch Smith, while early buyers invested in multiple vehicles amid lively competition between old and new car designs.
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Hurry Up Yost Denies Stanford Bribery Charge
Detroit January 2 coach Yost of the University of Michigan denies President Jordan of Stanford's charge he offered G Y W Gregory $1.49 to enter Michigan. He cites a telegram from Gregory supporting the denial and urges proof for Jordan's other accusations against Heston and Rose. Michigan defends Heston’s graduate credit path and notes Rose entered on a high school diploma.
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Florida auto races set at Ormond Daytona beach meet
S M Butler of the Automobile Club of America announced the sixth annual international races from March 2 to 7, staged by ACA and the Florida East Coast Automobile Association on a 16 mile beach course with loops making a 32 mile circuit. Races require adherence to AAA rules with timing tied to tides and weather, strict prestart assembly, and weight and safety checks. The program includes seven events with varied distances, entry fees, and specific eligibility rules, culminating in speed trials and a stock chassis race under Vanderbilt Cup weight limits.
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Fred Marriott
Newton
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Woman Driver Seeks Briarcliff Cup Race in Westchester
Mrs. Joan Cuneo, wife of banker Andrew N. Cuneo, seeks entry to the Briarcliff Cup stock car race in Westchester New York. She has driven in Glidden tours and track events, earned a testimonial cap, and argues for recognition based on proven ability amid committee opposition. She proposes a rule requiring prior competition to deter promotional entries.
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Golf in California Winter Season at Coronado Beach
California golfers have a busy winter with Coronado Beach hosting year round play and a four month surge of events. January 6 opens with an approaching and putting contest for men, then February 3 to 7 features the state men’s championship. women compete the following week. Mrs. Herbert Munn of Hackensack Golf Club returns to defend her California women’s title as the new Country Club course remains in excellent condition.
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New Scenes Draw Big Crowd at Sportsmen Show
Attendance at the Sportsmen's Show in Grand Central Palace jumped beyond New Year levels as two new film series debuted. Viewers saw Anthony Fiala led polar expedition footage taken in minus 48 degree conditions, reindeer migrations, Spitzbergen dogs and ponies, and a hippo hunt on the Zambezi. The display also included Nepigon River trout skins and muskellunge trophies, while J A Hope plans a wolf hunt with two Indian companions near Kippewa on January 17.
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Tigers Win at Hockey In Tight Princeton Defeat
Princeton edged the Hockey Club of New York 6 to 2 at St Nicholas Skating Rink in a hard fought college victory. Cosa sped down the rink to score the first goal midway in the first half and Brush added a second in the second half as Princeton scored in both periods. The Tigers spoiled the Amateur Hockey League team’s bid with persistent pressure and strong finishes led by Brush and Cox.
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Yale Basketball Team Home Returns From Long Trip
Yale's 4 000 mile swing ended in a poor showing with only three of twelve games won. The trip covered Chicago and Birmingham Alabama and the team faces AAU protests over at least two opponents one unregistered and one with two professionals while the Yale squad prepares to begin intercollegiate play soon.
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Roseville Wins Busy Bowling Night Keeps Lead in League
Roseville Athletic Association captured first place in the Athletic Bowling League by taking three straight at home against Columbia. Roseville improved to nine wins and three losses while New York Newark Bay and Jersey City were at eight and four. In the nightcap, Newark Bay beat Jersey City 915 to 854 as Griffith rolled 224 with four strikes and six spares.
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Keen Fight with Rifle Curtis High in Lead
Curtis High School of Staten Island led the Inter scholastic rifle match at the Sportsmen's Show in the Grand Central Palace. The team total 569 beat Commercial High School’s 568 on day one, with A Garcia scoring 48 and W Batley 50 for Curtis. Two teams remain to shoot, Boys High School Brooklyn and Erasmus Hall Flatbush.
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Ayles Falls In Steeplechase at City Park Racecourse
At New Orleans City Park track Ayles favorites the steeplechase but fell, Sobell suffering a broken collar bone. Full of Fun won the race at 8 to 1 with McClure, while Glorifier dominated the fourth race at 1 to 7. Jockey Swain escaped injury after Sea Swell fell at the start.
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Auto Show Small Edition at A T Demarest Co
A small edition of the Importers Automobile Salon is shown at the salesroom of A T Demarest Co on Fifth Avenue and 33d Street. A large display features many imported machines including Italia Renault Panhard C G V Mercedes Delanney Bellville with landaurette limousine and touring bodies.
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Ward reinstatement denied by National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati January 2 The National Baseball Commission denied Joseph A Ward's application for reinstatement. Ward had been labeled a contract jumper and is ineligible to participate in organized baseball with any club under the national agreement. He allegedly jumped his Philadelphia NL contract to play with the Tri State League.
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Gossip of the Turf Sets Stakes Entries for 1919 Meet
Entries closed for spring handicaps at Gravesend Sheepshead Bay and Brighton Beach with each event offering 25000 dollars. Suburban and Futurity tallies near 1000 entries as West and South mails arrive. Jockey Club officials meet at Windsor Arcade to align 1919 racing dates with Empire City Racing Association.
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