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T. R.'s Logothetes Would Be a Dead Loss if
Asked to Buck the Line g
Hot Pace Begins to Tell
On Six Day Bike Riders
Iscar Mgg Causes Heaps
of Trouble for Rivals
by His Sprints.
GRENDA GETS $20
FROM TOM JONES
Plucky Work of Madonna Wins
the Approval of Big Crowd
In the Garden.
By FRED HAWTHORNE.
A ?er;.-?, ? | fi.OtX)
spe-ctaturs mi Madison Sqaare Garden
on edge marked th.* .= x day bicycle
race last night, between the hosts of
R o'clock nt:?l midnight. Some of the
team*, already la the resr l?>*t mon*
trroun.i, a? the fret
th?*m, ?tul at rnidnigh) l
en tennis ?.- -. Wolilrat
and K ipped out in the
inj-, and Piercey, a l??. had I i
ui? all da;
p. m., Sfter crs bin) the track ?lur?
ing a "jam." (??.r..." Walker, hn par*.
:i which to
new partner.
Th.
i ? ?
i i tier ? ? i ,.
? r by Hill, Dopey
i.?! Hsi ?
The riders were streng onl for al
lost th.* entire 1er..-'
itli ?ton nn?l
?If a lap to th?* bad. J
? these three would be
- wheel ?Hoped ?
in?! he shot
?vet the handle ban
the sprint
stopped, i the oppor
with the
again.
Th?- offerinp of many prizes f< i
up a]
d the r< eordt wer?
they had ? vered 1,446 ir.iu**. it
and i? lap? ahead of the record.
Medonna ? plucky riding was li
responsib ? 1 of mile after
mile \ hirled around th?* ?rack
v two mi.
hour. Tl ?' "' bei
along witl ' he Its! ? n, and, ? i
?lipy ? bend
r backs to the task,
v .. k Madonna won his
achievement
. with ehe?
which ha* ? little
The (food m.ture of Hill and the
horn'*
iti in?
b;;rk all the
Th?
terer?] t? eoi : at 11 o'i
Pets Pruntj announced that Torn
I.iii?'*. nrd. ofTered
880 fur ;. . : .nt.
Most of thee who h*>aril the an
nounceme':? ssfused to hellere ? story
* f any t?urh recklessness ?.i the perl
of the Ken met - some
body ?>ai?l that two men had i
prip o:. both of Jones's arms, the
? as on.
Greeds weal oet on the last la]
? d hi* wheel over the lii
he crowd R
?
?no:.?
Evideni ?? ?' si II.: nd ii
? upon thi
?
oon and i
donna, a ho hai are i
bj hit trild
*nrint?i to tnnke up lost ground, f't-'uri I
?
S u ' ? ?
o'clock and developed s
makil | r'>r him tu
the rr.r
? made
?
-k until thi ??
r-g^pifaigp^agBBipgigp^wia-ia?
When a Car
passes you on a
hill it is probably
a
mmtY&xinqlon
THE THOROBRED SIX
l?X!NCTON MOTORS
NEW YORK CORP.
IS40 BROADWAY, N?w York C.i,
lltlMjll ?001 Bidford Averu.
P?.l?dt:-,?.?. ISO iV.rt? Broad Slr**t
tat
M\I>l">?l*. -'/I Mil' I.MdilN
SIX-DAY RACE
Ml I?. I I K
T?el??.h.>n? M??!!????? s<|UA-*? &IOO.
, ?It I'oO.
' * ; *? ' '* ?O
' t_?^r
.. H?,?.?.* v?**^ **
V*^
Six-Day Race
Team Standing
2 A. M s? ORE.
Mlle?. 1 BB?
Hill and G renda . UtSS I
McNamara and Spears. l..".2s I
Fgg and Hupuv .I,'..
Mag?n and Lawrtmce).... IJUS I
Thomas nnd I'a.in. l.?il!? '.'
Hansen and Mitten. I...-'?
Mur.-ir. and tVahhaar., I?-!*. >
Drobarh and Curry. l.."2S I
Eaton and Madden. 1.'..'?
Pagles ?nd rai-Bsa . . IJatS I
Uanley and MaNtcnd IJatt
Baaaa and Uaattl. Ml?? I
Sullivan and \ndela*_B.. USSS 1
Suter and Madonna. IJUS 3
I'jdi-I.ii??'-| and \ ander
?tu>f . ?tt-l I
Mi Nimiiii.. leadlag.
The re-cord for ihc ?ovtaity-foartti
hour uns IJtM mile? and 1 lap?
made h? (.oullet and (.renda ?B
Itll.
. had covered 11? lap?.
'.hen
n accordance wil
?
ill-temper In various waya, and it
would
?
?.. Me
?amara, Di
..rticularly Issi
sir ? ?? they
?I tin- t unend
-
good humor. Eaton Bnd Mi d len Bre
? . '
.- U ? a, sctatori by their
work in this race.
The younj--.t?.is have
Y ways up m
? race.
rowd turned out last
Bight, and George H. Young, in el
Garden polies arrangementa, had
? .nir.cloihes men ?i ?
tribut...1 :!.? i npper i
?
ni??ilc? onto the track.
Were ?ever?! mile? : I
Of the best pre?
entir?- ? maintain
ing a steady average speed of about
miles an hour.
The more aeasoned men seemed de- ;
ied to kill off tha
iky dropped out of th- race, saying he
could
?
'?
four hour? In ?'.inch
teammate, I it at
there wai bo < ther ?
with and the pa
clared out of the g
POM CARRIES OFF
DOG SHOW LAURELS
Mrs. I-uitz's St. Julian Best at the
Spaniel Cluh Fixture.
A Pomeri id off the laurels
in the thirteenth annual ?how of the
? 'lui. of Amen? i
tcrday in tl of the
ipion St. .;
i owned by M ra.
H. McK. Pults. The bitch winner wa?
Emma S. '? I ley Mite's
.. er.
the judge. Mrs. Madge
. .; .1 not : - the n ajority of
? of 1 tern favored
??? er.
rdinarily conte?!
.;? for
?
d jointly wilii
Thorp.
.up offered by Mrs.Howard Gould
for the winner of best of all.
.
-'an.lard usually BSOB fit tl
for ?uch ?veil known atring
owned by Mr?, .lame? Y
Il were not
? in the ? ? id by
Mr?. Madge Thorpe,
classes, however. Mr-?. A. Mc< !ur<>
ey's Glenwood Pekin Hum hum, a
dog import- ? . ? ?um
? er ai .1 which has been a eon
?inner, was placed SI the W I
Bast of tha ? <! the
Ultimi .-.se in
M r '. \ !
mpioi . ? ? :
Il y degree, one ? f the boat amall ?
in th
? type.
,ui more quality than quan
Mrs. R. T. Harrison's Champion
anon
the ? over Mr--.
. - ?"h for the
. ? I urn in the Yu d of th. i
?
Bg It made
I ng and -hi.wed with
it Lowed to B
"
? ? Han ob won
... a g?"'il little
Bearing s ? itapion?
Clinton Five Wins
a Onc-Sided ?Game
'_??. BENCT
r
t
- . ? I
. ?
? g
r g
? 1 . a
itei ? Tli ? - b_T_ t ??
m When ordering say
BURKE'S
G?INNES
Host plseet torvo
it exclusively
_r?tf.__ by-E.?J.BURKE
// Happens in the Best Regulated Families
By BRIGGS
Joseph what lcculP
lb HAU?- M?0Ri_
THlS/O ?CL?5?
im ThC Wo&lTJ)
? A iMILLlfleJ
? DOLLARS
ij'jT.LL - MOVAJ- 1
HMMC 3GE?AAJ?L".
(VU ALlAjAf**, VJ/AMTED
A FU?9 Lia-'EO AUTO CO/\r
- I MOftJ A toevAj
URF1J .Sijir- /-? rJE-leJ
P CLUBS
^-^ AWO a oozeim
I j)"x Got e Ball S
I "VIE. ALWAYS
VUAIMTGD A
MlCC. VJAlKi^tl
J DOM'T KMCUJ
Th|RJK -l-?ALLy
RIGHT
T/_ -
^ IHiS IS
Y ?A/BAT HE
1 WILL (?ET.
\ {Alfil R I?*
\ A GAME
\ LAD
Just uih.a i
( WA
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_ By IGOE _
Thry aft th
torangk!
? Up and ?
In civd out of th* to
Oh, didn't tl i\i wrongUl
Tley eorttttglod NU G. Considint
skui dot
Yep they I ? 11 ? a i I Ike Vt
(run and a, when they mat
appointment
|. ? : | ay B1
Poi three ml
hour? the ma
gaud Num?rala actually made the ?
heavy. | ? boya did: '
care what th
son was a little more cautious thi
Ike, in view of the fact " t I
to meet Ike's figures for a return mate
ran at Madia?
Square (larden.
When the audience pathnrni and hr
? .
part, Ike and Bill a|
peered aa if by cue. Uorgan ?
. oract 'f blu(
?a? i-iie Ty I
he:
.." paid Ike, as hit ej
swept over tho ?omieire!? of acribe
l.ft over Aztec?, retired pugilist?, ai
tive pugilist?, bu?ybodies, manager
near manas-vis. win., agenta, and me
about town, "1 have just crawled out ?
the hay to make a match betwe?
Moran and Coffey if Gibson trill
to reas.in. I've had it out with lui
before. 1 now ask him, in your prei
erce. for 112,500 flat, ?.r 40 per <?
tha house."
"I'll snswer that by te?inc you, r>oi
gan, thai 1 will rive you M l-l <?f th
a house before I in? i
wormed out of the cash l.?.x." sai
"I'll tell you of an Idea I have," re
plie.l Y
it ai ke, wit
of ' he '. ".I M AND :? n'.iar; :
'i >u're too gtmerOUa with yourself,
back th?. Mayor of T'ne Brom
"I'll insert right here bb idea that
;..ni en
?
eoal of the boa .? Ba
? ley."
"It'? Bp '" ;?.. . to do th.. gambling,1
resumed ik... "Your naai
nay man, ai
. : .v-.r l.y git
pe oui thai
ouldn'1
all fin
?
out"" iet ?mi
P. Henry, He
?
. . I '. :
had I
"I think ; owe ?
?
or my Jim,
??
I to aa
i. if I have
my ??ay, he'll a II
???; ? ard i
-., and I v
He .it???? them m. Be >s a
his cour.'
'
111 da, H llliam,"
? ired Isaae. "1 donM wunt ?
? .
?
\ \ I > B
D."
usu?
ally ? "ii. "It's a tiling un
."U've
? c. nt from your Orig?
| WOI ''.?''
.
BSS on our
l
?
I i.- can bavi aithi
Bl '?."
"Wall, tiifn, you might Jusl aa well
run down 'I"- old ?' bestos," ??
\V<. ??tun?l on our I* I
Eight t-OUBBBd guarantee ?ml I | ??!
? lag "
"Nothing it i?, then," ?aid Gibton,
quietly.
Boxing Bouts
for the Week
FRI?1AY.
n?w Psi* a. c?Mia? ??Taeeea tat en*
MrDonald,r>n.
F??t New Yoft A. C?Mart, Alle* and lohnay
Key???.
Vanrjerbllt A. C?rraakl? WMtaa and Joh?*y
Murra?.
SATURDAY.
Fairmont A. C ?Y? ;n| Rotate end VVIIII?
Alt?. AMI? Nick and Jimmy Duff?, Frankl?
D?l> and Jo?,any H.te.
Clermont A. C?Zulu Kid ?ad Jeff Smith Billy
M ? In ?nrl Harry Lnrt/.
Qu*>>a??)oro A. C ? KM Qu??n, aal Mlrkey
Trainer. Sailor Volk and Sallar Sklei. Billy
llo?.n ?nrl Billy ?.?-In?.
I.r<vi-l*?y Spodlni Club ?Brooklyn > ? lark T?.
land and [lava Kuril, Iimm, Murray and
Teddy J*?*??*?. Jlrn.ny Ba'ry and Al S"*iu
marker.
Sharkey A. C?All-atmr rtri.
" \ - . '':.;.rp. .I Ik".
Gibson, rei
for hi? hat.
And ko the ma"
En'? . .
"I saw the little :wr il
...ut my i.. ., ; I i n to '
. . I ,iv.| ? on Decem?
ber IT, and quite airree with the ?U|?
gettion made there that the thinu he
ntnii|fht?ne?l out ho that the two shows
won't conflict." ?aid J. "So I come to '
make this oifer. I must run on that
date, My lea?? exact* that of me. No
nifcht hut Friday night, and ther? y??u
ai Now, I didn't know of the La
rtgnc testimonial until I read of it in
your paper. Here'?, what I will do to
help out. I know that they have ?jot
out a lot of paper for the Lavipne
and if the date is ehanged it will meun
mal espera ?? rinting. If
Sam Fitspatriek will coass?t to a
change of date on bit part, I trill pay
t ne ?*? priai Rg sad will donate
$25 besides t?i ^<> toward the pur*;? |
: ?
lid be fair.-r then
eould it? I want folks to
thai I moat how Fridays or lose my
The McMahou nrother.? announce
I.each Tro??* and Johnny Harte)
e ca? oi theli opes i i
Manhattan I
BULL REACHES
FINAL ROUND
IN SQUASH TILT
Outplays VValdron, Win?
ning in Straight Games at
Handicap Tourney.
("harlet M. Bell, jr., of the I!
Casino, of Brooklyn, defeated John
<;. Waldron, of ths i ?
? f the
quaah tool of the
Vale < td at minua
be ral
?
?.?m. However, when
ma i ?'lu-.
Waldron in ttn by the
11 14, Tl caused much
prosed absolu e[v at ?
dririag of Bull, whli h
ter m the letter's ric
tory. Time ai i agait. ' e would
Rtahc ? 'Torts to catch the rc
?inent. Bull pa
?. to '?piecing*' tli
?? and to the corners
: ? for s "k
I .n the
I ?;.??. me in
?. er the tell-tale, ai ?! I;
? ? ?. ? him the rame. Five limes
in nuce. ? ion 1." hit the toll -tal??, therc
I by sllowing In, op| neo) to come up
on even terms with him with the score
at 14 all. However, Hull was moru
careful, and continuing his fast driv?
ing, drove Weldron oat of position
twice in seertag his last three ,
Another Heights < n.inn piay.-r wn?
nuccesiful when A. J. Cordier, playing
from minus 4 aces, defeated Jame* C.
Tomllnson, of the Vale <\ub ?plus 5
aces, 1 hand i, in two straight games
In a match in th? third roun.l by the
score* of 1.'? It, i."? 1.1. The Yak
man gnv? Cordier a ek.-n fight, but
whenSTOt the latter took to service lie
would Inrarial j erees un on 11
? m .1 steady playing.
i ordier will mee) Prs h a Seller, of
tli '?? ? ? ?
: sal rourn! tch I afternoon.
- ? -
Boys' High Five
iJomps to Victory
Beys' High School romped off with
an en**;- ?rams over the New 'M
High Sehool in a match of the eham
?
on the . by a
Hogg Chosen as Captain
of the Princeton Eleven
Guard Who Made Brilliant
Showing During Last Sea?
son Honored by Tiger
Football Team.
.
. N. .1.. ! Frank
..!'??.
en ti
I'nnc.
at guard all ses ob and r...- bean
i!. the
?
'
?
vard or Yale |
re all
"T"
r the li
?
: dene, the, collegi
: him.
I'll.' BOW rr?|.'...-, pri
An.lover, ?here be played on the
eleven, uni in hi? frOShUMB -ear was
i ? Biomhei of baa elasa U un ben
?ea?on b? was ?ubttitut? fot i i
l?\Nh HOGG.
Who will lead Princeton, on cridiron
next >ear.
Shook, and th ?
1 - . : i-ii.b. ? Y??t??rn
? cla.?*
in Ins fr.'liman year aii'l I member
of the freshSSUa cr?w. He stand? ?IX
faat. tw? Hieb?i and w?ight 104 pound?.
Gibbons-Ahearn
Bout Postponed
B_ I'nnl, Minn., Dec. 8.?Post?
ponement for at leaet a ?ee?< of the
Mike (.ihhons-Viiung Ahearn ten
round contest, originally ?rheduled
to take place here on Friday, ??as
BS?BMMCad by the promoter? to
iilifht, because of the illness of Lib
bniis, who I? Buffering from a cold
that threaten? to develop Into pneu?
monia.
If (?Ibhon? I? able to resume train?
ing nett Monday the bout will take
place on Frida?, Dei-ember 17.
_\_
URGES SALE OF
CLEVELAND CLUBS
Bankers' Committee Con?
fers with Johnson on
Somers's Affairs.
SI .!, Dec. 8. Before the Beat
American League pennant
? ? ? land Amei
Baseball Club, si
tmertcan Aaaoc . will
i.a..? acquired : i ording
to present ii I
Although no official statement ha?
been made, it i? known that the bank
ers' committee In charge of the fiaaa?
cial affa . ? of Charles W, Son.er?, pres?
ent owner of the teams, is in favor of
selling the clubs as a mean? of meet?
ing Mr. Soracrs'? present financial d :!i
cuitles.
Han n. Johnson, president of the
American League, who conferred to?
day and tO-nlght with Mr. Somers. John
K. Bruce, secretary of the National
Hnseball Commission, ar.i lohn Sher
win, chairman of the bankers' commit?
tee, ?aid to-night that il" the committee:
wishes to sell the Cleveland American
he arill find s parcha
"The bar.ri.'is' committee will not?
te the pre ant all
ild a prominent mernb? r ??
to-night "It bal cme to ?
Oint where we will huve to sell,
nb."
.Half a dozen men have been sug
' as possible purchaser.?, of the
and club, assaag th< m being
McGUl, of the Denver W<
le ? 'ili and the Indianapolis club.
Of the American Association; K. <Y
Harrow?, preaident Of tn- International
League, ami J, \V. C irrigan, Prlei
Kinney and Charle? A. Otis, of ?
land. Ban to da) . Imt
?d his press ? . ?
do with thi I reland ha
ation.
GOLF POOL TOURNEY
KEEPS A-MOVIN'
Spectators Bearing Up Well De
spite Some SlaggM Matches.
'I he second day of the nOWSpsper
golf i.I I ? ? nd the
I
a' Doyle'a v
noon. '1 he i
up wall, all
??' the
finish.
The first Bsateh araa betw^oen Bill
worth and Ike D<
?
* l.
??me .
: . ? ' . ' Harr
- ! ? ?
? "is mnnif.'..f..d in the
Franl? < ?'( oi : ell R. ? -.latch.
been making ?
ce round?, but had trouble w.th
? ? ? reault
?
? I Harrt
n the "Bliadle" c!hv?. ran true '?
f??rm. tha former rinn i ? el 121 to
Ther?? will l?e a number ?>f mai
- -.?'hi.-h Tad
Bob Ed
?
Franl
Illinois to Meet Colgate.
i hampa.trn. Ill . Dae
? l'y of IYinoia fomt , lia?
scheduled a HUBS with Colgate I
e played h. r. bbxI fall. The
rn eleven will appear h. re on Oc?
tober 14 for th? second _?)"?'" of th?
Illinois aeason.
BUGGY HORSES
SOMETIMES LIVE
TO WIN PURSES
Strangers Not Always
Ringers, as Board of Re?
view Finds Out.
Trotters, which UTS much of their
lives between the ?hafts of a baker's
1 wag..i. or h doetot'a buggy, are not
...rily "rir.? ?
- if this kinil came
the board of review of th.
I ?
| session of the
g m the Hui II Hotel yss
terday.
? in questions raised several
: Billy Dis?
pute. It was found, had been .inven te
a hak.. . l'??r six or ?even years
and al the sgs si t?reles year? started
out on s racing earner sao won a num?
ber of purse?-. The board found he was
entitled to 1 ad his s ii
A black maro, G ?.:tesa
year? old, now owned at Grafton, N. C,
? m u?. .I i . ?- by a
doctor f?>r some years. The board held
John B?
by P, r, ' keep
. .!. el Ps ksr, bred
? i in Maine,
were both ? board.
Hilo Powera, of Goahen, Ind., was
: l: the mai I Bui ?.ranite,
Jiiv*. for starting the ? .?ut of
her class under thn name of Kuth Cor?
poral at I A?? ?burg, Ohio, in October
last.
Many minor cases were heard. How?
ard M. Kldridge, of York, Pent*.., al?
leged misrepresentation of time in the
races at Hanover, I'enn., at the fair
of the Hanover Agricultural Society,
mber 14 to IT. He specified ten
races in which he said he had timed
the horses from a seat in the grand
ttead snd found the time reported by
the judges to be from one to three
seconds slower.
? d in its de?
fence, but B warning was iaSBod by
the hoard to timen ai
The ease of Ben F. Whits, of East
Aurora, X. Y., who a| om the
on of the Colnmboa,
.m fining him $100 on September
BO, when he railed to .?tart Qeeei .*(*
i ISS la the fifth heat of the 2:10 peco,
was adjourned to the May meeting, j
C. .1. Tranter appcare! for White,
explaining that the latter was in
Thomp.?'. : Ils Ga?, and unable to attend
? '.- me? '
The boerd will continu.? |_ session
In order to finish Its work it
w ill meet an hour ear
nornlag.
ENZ WINS TWO BOUTS
Amateur l?o\?*ri in Preliminary Hound
at < rcscont Athletic Hub.
W. Knit, of tl t Psalisl Atl ? tie Club,
.
BBSS
t? ur i
cent Athlel i 11 ight.
?
-
r w
? ? ?? -,
?
' '? ' .h
, ? ? .
i
?
i
?
JACK JOYNER
WILL OPEN A
PUBLIC STABLE
To Train Horses of His
Own and Some for \V, R
Coe Next Season.
FIFTY ENGLISH MARES
TO BE BROLGHTHERE
Entry List for Tuo-Ycar-Old
Stakes at Coming Saratoi/a
Mcctlag Bigger than l-.ver.
-Tack Joyner, who hsi com? b?ck u
or*? ?
<^_??
He Will '..-?.
own for th<
wh .-h will ai
few \?.
? "fluid ta
;,.- Hi .'
During the i ad h?r?
on a \ ?* '
the
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MITCHELL TO COACH
THE HARVARD NINE
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and Gold Medal at San Francisco

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