¡Segreto Repeats Victory in Steinway Athletic Club Race lawSchoolStudentAlways Hornsby Plans WalterJohnson Mowroie W Clothes Again Tops * leadsField in Six-Mile Run To Get 'Raise' Pitchers Nevft&rkStylesAmerica HanroeCMiesNevi-órk' From ofAmericanLeague Brown Finishes Rickey Harry Second, While 0. Phillipson Great Walter Allowed 1,49 Run? Is Third; Yonkers Y. M. C. Star Opponents Only A. Surprises for Shortstop of Cardinals a Game; Carl Mays Best of Yankee Boxmen. Team Honors; Weiman Wins Fast Time to Follow Ruth's Exam¬ With Mark of ple; Chat With Joe Wood 2.10; Shore Far in the Rear By A. C. Cavagnaro Walter Johnson, of the Benjamin Secreto, the New Washington Senalora, again rlemonstrnte( young York^ University Law School By W. J. Macbeth his superiority as a pitcher by all the bident, repeated his victory of last in leading American League twirlers Thanksgiving Day the re-running According to gossip from the Middle in effectiveness for the season of 1019. The prreat Walter allowed the j the six-mile open handicap road race of the Steinway Athletic Club West, Rogers Hornsby, sh<;rtstop of opposing batsmen only 1.49 runs per game on its Island course the St. Louis has decided to the average, surpassing ,ier Long City yesterday. As in the original race, ask Cardinals, Eddie Cicotte, of the White who represents +he Branch Rickey for a liberal in¬ Chicago Sox, in this respect by a matter ¡¡tgreto, Morningside Athletic Club in open com- crease over his 1919 contract figures. of 33 points. Cicotte's figure was 1.S2. Bfiition. gave his rivals a hopeless chase. Alotted the limit start of five This is not at all astonishing. Babe Carl the tall Ruth, under contract to the Boston Red Wellman, southpaw of the St. Louis Browns, ranked .jBUtcs, the victor at all timo3 led his rivals over the hazardous snow with a mark Sox for two years more af. $.10,000, has third, of 2.07, while Carl Mays, of our own came «nJack Quinn, who has 2.63. Itbletic Club, who finisl ed back of submit to being sold or traded to George other club. nny Mcgridge and-Bob Shawkey follow, with 2.07 and 2.72 ijjjrr-to the oricinal race, The the respectively, pulling down this honor, Summary A sporting public has little regard whjle elongated Ernie Shore brings up the rear for the Yankee box- Positi m. for a so-cailed of a i v face appeared for thiiJ Name and (Muh. sportsman any line men, with total cf .1.17. i'- .-.¦>: ri :... M'side A C. .5:00 14 08 who puts a light value on his .¦ pledged rs in Oscar Past 7 II. I-- .< H irbrook Hta word. The averages follow: Phillipson, Phil :1B 33 7 The time for Ruth to have * ¡pson, Pastimi A.. C.4:15 v ho in : h s ra la: ' 84-00 brought Frazee to the mat was Club, Mas >, Yonkers "Y". 4:30 34 7 Harry (This table includes'all pitchers who worked 45 or more I iai a i nkera -i iasr spline, before he a innings) was ninth. Martin Mar -, '' "Y". :30 34:35 signed three- Player and Club. fl [P \ r, u. ifskj one.- taohi d years' contradi 1: ER. Pet. 'im. SO. I1B.WP,. V. 1:15 34:21 Under the circum¬ W. Johnson, Washington. 200 l" : 7;:r, vn 48 'rs M. C. A., !:::ished fourth ¦'¦ '...-« 1' iilist A. C. .4:15 34 13 stances Ruth's ¿ase is Clootie, 40 307 J.40 7.1 147 7 t », Mullei Gl< ncoe very much prej- Chicago. 1125 258 77 tilt 1.-2 49 3 '"> 2 «J A.. C.. .4:15 7(7" an;', he soon Wei man SI Louis. 20 IIS 645 Hay. 9.E. Young Alpha Clot... 4:15 34 53 udicc, will lind out the Mais. ISog.-N. V. 133 51 34 2.07 ¦:_ II 12 0 10 .toi n '... Ibi fact. But the are (in Hiding \onkers Men Triumph i-jr, unuttachi 00 34:15 players not all to gn ... played with N :?l 200 I.auppa, Finn -Am. A C 5:00 15 17 blame. Y). 97« 227 ill O1! 2.10 77 107 10 4 fl the team honors n>- S Fothoron, Si LoulH . 10 270 1039 250 10! fi., 2.20 ' head Upha club.:. :00 35:50 Certain of the Enzmann, 'leveland it :.¦¦> 87 100 10 s 3 di tT< r< t .. from the fi rst raco, -: '¦ F x, Paultat A i-.4:11 06 magnates who arc ac- -15 07 .j 14 2.30 S t.; 2 2 ; customed to sow Mays, Boston (eliminating « the cup was t Rus It, Yonkers "Y' ,.4:30 35:22 to the wind aie but captured by the 11 K u c M A. the games played with 7.7 -".) 21 l IS 531 131 57 40 r« Men's > n, M'side C .2:00 :!7 ;56 reaping whirlwind. Ruth was a Coveleskie 1 :t 2 43 in B3 s 4 «J voun¡_ Christian As ;: G wdl Bronx C H_5 :00 dovelan«1!. 298 1073 2Detroit. 37 155 573 ¡,i fi5 45 pad 'ale for th«.' erst timo in Furlong, C.4:00 35:14 end Thorn1aJ1l.11, New York... ::«l 2.61 51 51 7 1 1 IS.S. S. llene A C 3 no he was the individual 100 (¡HO ir-r, <)<» f-,5 d > F« ur men who ha 34 :20 gratest Quliin, New "V ork.; Ki Ibcr, Glencoe A C. .3:4S 5:16 drawing card of the (jamo. And ¦7 242 !)' Harry William«, Chicago. »! 2f-7 1086 205 l«i| Hussîll, Yonkers "Y". 30 >2 H. Frazee overlooked no of New \ ::-! Harry Finn.-Am. C.4:l6 35:52 the fact <.ri SI. 2.ÍÍ7 I!) <><> 7 4 0 -r. !. ich with t Ik I- ¦. Pouring, M'side A. C. 4.45 3( l advertising every possible Shocker, Louts. 30 211 791 i;«:¡ 75 r:i irds, he In of M occasion. Ponnock, Boston. 32 ...1 2.69 55 -6 4 2 0 K iss acc loi iky, Is ¡ngs Co. A C 7 45 35 7S Repeatedly he made state¬ 815 .:_.:; ~k 66 2 71 is 70 .'. >s ;:, >un ed for tho Rosi n, ments .-.han key, N<»\v York. II 202 '.Ml v 0 . unattached.3:45 (which were -¡1H I 70 2.72 '. '- s perhaps true) that Clev !'«. 122 .""> 1 0 ng of points. Mathis, St. Christopher 4:45 he Bagby, land . 35 241 910 254 95 77. F. wouldn't tiade the home-run Shaw, Washington. 41 ¦'.<- 73 2 7.1 43 63 4 2 0 original race, the Yonkers iVntrell, M'side A. C...4-.00 36:15 slug¬ 10'iJ 268 115 91 2.75 98 fi in, M sM» A. C 3:00 .7 ger for an entire team. He "shilled" Leonard, Detroit. 29 2!7 .-.,6 127 10 0 ¦i to complete a full t« am Morton 212 89 6'.' 2.78 65 102 7 1 0 H McClusKoy. Yonkers "Y".4:30 36 55 and Babe Ruth fre m Clevoland. 26 117 550 -,.: ., ¦: but in -ter " "bally-hooed" one |g 2 î2 17 61 11 ye Bronx C. H. .4 00 "¦ Ken Chicago . S9 212 302 a 0 torne, 39 end of the circuit to the other. ¡I was 208 7' 68 2.S9 >'. « 79 2 2 ..s- resentatives were 1 et -r N'oppa, Kinn.-Am A. '".1 45 34:17 Chi«, Cleveland . 2' i 7 « 1 good work at 129 52 41 2.91 13 ¡- 1 i« .¦¦> '*. V. Kaskinen, F -Ain. -V. C.5:00 '-7.75 press the time and dotibt- Sîachary, Washington. 1.' P2 23.1 7 0 0 :-¦ '>¦::: eut. : 20 2 91 10 .. "¦ 7 Co« SI Chi 1st =: her. i .1:30 1:13 less helped swell Boston's gate '.¦'.¦' St. L-OUl 92 356 0 ,nd i nt to th' receipts. " 96 10 30 2.93 25 18 4 S II. Rank, Paullst A 0.7:45 36:39 But is it any wonder that a nd . 22 202 0 |tt with ;he Gl co< Ruth, as is ;. 1 , 1 ib, Hill an, F.-Am. A. «7 2:00 74 :5G \. «usuell, N. Y.-Boston. .. II 211 ",:-il Q ' result, has such as lu! Xù il!» .;' .¦ .'. .- exalted ideas to his 2.04 71 1 ( ; :j 0 ¡el.. t) ird au! ¡ s! st. Chrisl ophei 2:00 35:04 Ruth. .- H Edeln an, \ 17 :.. value? : I »et roil. 4-1 2.97 -, 30 2 5 1 eti whii ! was cri ed with r.istlme C.4:lî 1 ." - .-..-. 30 3 00 10 6 -.T. riño Pauiist A. C. 1:30 10 What applies in the case of Ruth 1!, 1 ¡, e ¦¦'.-¦:..;. t < 0 first : '..'/¦¦ :' t he ¦.'. Pol nd ! \ 50 DO 5]e0¦;!, Prim, A. C... scran h may an; Ij ually in the case of R. :ers .-oit.15 -'7 222 93 S2 3 Khi ., 1> 03 no ; 4 0 Senil pel, Paullst A. C. 4:15 37:42 '.- few '.'.'¦:¦ 25Í 1' 1 S3 of the Moi. .-. I] Glei 'oe A C_4:15 7 :49 hlornst>y days ago Branch Hüyt.Bosl.n.: 3.18 107 7;. 6 3 «1 4 Ricke announced that he 33 3.26 12 -¦ \ vho was the .¦¦¦ n- Ruffin Paullst A C. 1:45 3H 22 had refused Philadelphia M) lu:) 0 0 1 -. .. an ¦' 76 :, .; i .,.-, .,-, ¦> unattached. 5:00 38:47 offer of ! 'uliss, . . ¦- 4 0 I m« 570,000 and f« ur players for 34 256 : 262 ! ¦' :. -, ' of the re- 7 Bronx C. H. .5 39 ii) Phil» 1 .' \ ; ;, 0 1 Farrell, , There was no lelph Li 1 -. oflici Hornsb; occasion for St. Lou 73 3.5] 722 -I nig] TEAM COMPETITION stich ;; Guilla, 1 2211 106 69 L n tl sr won ,; making staten ni unless Riekevi It .Join Phil.3 ; 3.61 «2 8 7> ufîle, again lon- Total desired a bit of 222 ... si 7- mk< rs V 2 3 publicity for his star: -. 61 ..7 3 4 1 :¦ -.v,..j a start .; M. C. A_ 8 13 If 14 759 no .. a that ls.ti'.er«1 was V hin; 11 ¡' ,: , , -i .- ::: r- -sld« C. l 9 15 ] reason if Har;i«r, 771 220 MO Rickey ames >oi KiJ ; 17 , A. C. 6 10 11 12 2 ¦¦. was really serious in his statement Bos.-Chgo 1-1 50 9:- 3 ¦¦ ; : .'¦ ¿minutes . CI 5 A 4 7 al 23 24 .79 that vers, and. . 9 he would not Dart with I« '¦'-¦ ,-,.. ,., ,', Í6 s coi .Vmeri an A. C. 6 14 19 20 22 KI Hornsby m'» ston. 1 jo ,' l under an; consi J rat ¡on. He 102 : ! . ; -. I, Prim 7 ¦:- can A. < ncgi« ;ted ; ij even to men ¦¦ ' ion the club thai had ¦¦'¦.16 49 |:i| , .¦ A. made 21 s ¦'. 0 li. M C, si the peel acular <.¦¦¦. Clev; ...¡. 1. ,1 271 .j |7 ¿ T offer. 76 HI 32 3.*9 .».¦ fro:"! -. .¦ r« Two ¦'-''¦'¦ »U rl t. l.oul .¦¦ n n n years ago, when Charl« We .71 .-, ., v" ¦¦¦-: ,/'". Shore, New \ork. 20 1)5 (j thei Celts Find man was :ir,.*> io,5 :,t\ 41 1 ¦>, Tyrconnell president of the < ubs, Rickej Erli .«¦ t-Wflsh 147 17 .,1 7 . rin rot ¦.. br 'k in t! ... '317 Hi to '¦ " 7 ; :, j 0 wished have the Chicago magnate '¦ vV:i '¦' ....;¦ go 7 i 22 seconds '. -': Another Victim at Soccer di md quartf red almost for tell- Phi! 141 ,.,«) i":, f sli 4 17 80 38 *3 3 1 ¦7 'in.- newspaper boys of the : 3 1 4 83 .3 [retired afl er ti sec jnd he would windy B4' il 2 2 0 Still another for tho city giv 5100,000 for the 4.VS 15 11 5 0 n victory Tyr- young Cardinal V\ nw it, :- ¡s ..24 shortstop. Rickey de¬ v;,l 79 11 -. Of the !d of 101 coi m .' .--¦ from 1 "7 7; , ¦; C< resulted their meet¬ clared Noyes, hi« .:>...... 1 1 . '! Wceghman's talk was calculated Ph,lla 5.9036 ?.] 17 of this number ing with thi Queens Rangers, second tc make Hornsby dissatisfied with his The trail was over herih ,;. onroe si f St. Louis. He In Clothes ries the Foot- alleged, for All i Metropolitan Time course which the har- short, an at " attempt covert "tam¬ -. was ill in the C. ( N. Y. Chess times. It n League, championship game pering Men Huhhuh Winner -. ng t« ithtel 5, and Fl d's Oval, Grei At its here a npoint, yester woi'ks meeting couple of More New Year's Eve parties will celebrate "At Home" gns of fatij ic at the d ly The Celts, who at half time had ago the National League took Beat this year vera] t ind persons wa steps to prevent Pennsylvania in Feature a 2 to 1 won "tampering" by pro¬ Event than ever.and as a result we are bi tart and lish. lished lead, handily viding a tine of $1.000 for the first breaking all records selling 7 > < 3 Assumes Lead at Start by ñ goals 2. ffense and expulsion for the second. By Games to 1 On Havana Monroe Clothes. O'Neill and Woods shot two This rule, of course, doesn't cover the Track Evening Segreto immediately assumed com- goals case of miad ol lead at the outset and at apiece for the Tyrconnell (.'cits and Rickey. There is nothing to earned the fifth prevent an owner from with In order And just a word about Clothes. on of the first lap was run- Vaughan goal. Couts his own tampering to catch up with the sched¬ Evening The ordinary clothier within him and Horn tallied in behalf of the property. But it would seem Special Correspondence Ding .>.:, ding there should be son:«, ule of the Triangular College Chess this d mai over Rangers. distinction. How HAVANA, Dee. run neglects very important department.and not 0. La - twent} gin about that old brown League the chess ei of he Uni¬ 28..Hubbub, only doesn't -wedial American A. whi n« t derby? plaj ning in the colors of W. ,1. ' C, r Press, thf abreast with turn came Robert Gowdie, Brom versity f Pennsylvania playe th iir Maryland keep style changes but looks upon his call Havana "Smoky Joe" Wood, outfielder of turfman, scored an easy vie- infrequent Church House; K. Moorhead, Alpha Entries the postponed match with the College of '-"¦'">' -:' tîlc for Cleveland Indians, was in 'own on Parque Central Dress Clothes as an to the Club, and Brown. Firsl rac '- a the i of Handicap opportunity pay expense from liming; three-year-olds flying visit He ¡ty New Vori; at the rooms feature of the card day's Dui ig the running of the secon« longs; r-u: se, 560' r/ris yesterday. believes of the Manhattan at Orienta' the of one Brown tu threi .Cuprain Ti »Ol Red. 102; «For i. Speaker likely to gratify Cleve¬ Ches: Club, Saturday Park His profit the sale. I lap managed pass :¦¦..--.... ; ( i, V dar land's to-day. victory showed a re¬ rivais and at the oí Cub, 117; Hoi pennant hunger in 1920. night, in consequence of which i outset the thin Li u :.. 17" only turn his best form. Too and finai For y« ars with the Red Sox W. od one F. H. Die/ Monroe journey of two miles wa ¦: rae« -.vas round of two matches remains to Clothes are a our (claiming; three-year-olds one of the greatest handed entry, Blue Wrack and were Evening very big factor of enormous busi¬ mailing by only five yards i].'.vard \ ilongs purse $6 right be contested this and Orestes, . .« . pitchers of 'he game and a real morning after¬ made Mase was tl ird with Phillipson fourtl : »Dione, 100; t'ho Gl« einer, 107 ; of rival again the choices, but they failed ness. We stock all and Ric lard fifth. »Anxiety. 105; »Jai l< Walter Johnson. He saw his best noon. City College won by 3 games to sizes.Regulars.Stouts.Shorts and Slims.in Flash of el year in at perform anywhere near their best On the fi a. exercis 113; Jellison, 1912, which time he wa« to 1, and ;hr- both Tuxedos and lap Segreto : ..-. ri..:- largely instrumental in "Triangular" champions Nine.. Blue Wrack to into Full Dress Suits.and because we sell them at res« rvc .- the defeal of managed ce«, Ibis str« ngt h nd qu <.!.:; Tie: 1 race moved up into second next to (claiming; three-year-olds the Giants in the world's '-.erics. place, the third hole, while Orestes was ay from brown, who neve id ¦¦: ..: -, uric ngs ¡ .- i was Wood very the same | always a great hitter and a Cornell. small profit as all other ¦ could c take bis opponent thereaft« .'. .:,,:¦' Or .. lu. »Blani hita 0 speedy rank and finally lost his rider. margin Monroe Clothes.we sell lin the ru:. the finish :. IOS; Persi us, 113; Pec khan player. When 'eis arm went back on Although the Ithacans have won two line. Ph 11 p .;¦ him Walnut Hall went out to make the more had n \ .1 King, 113; Al Hudson, 113; Fras-¡ he devoted his attention to Evening Clothes than most clothiers sell y.or. pas* Muse to finis! cuelo, 116, and soon b picket matches, including one from City Co!- pace, but altogether. fn'xty yards back in third place duty ¡came a finished fielder. their was never able to pet very througl Fi th rai lalmlng three year-i "Smoky Joe" has given up all notions logr, game totals are but one far away, while Hubbub was Come up to Monroe for [some speed er running .¡i the fina >.¦ \ fm mgs purs««, ? 00).»Jack Healy of "The better than galloping- Shops your Evening Clothes.and on New Ir mile Besides his foi 93; *Plai ai 94; »Legacj 94; T.i pitching. «dd wing simply point those of tin \ >w along in behind to the far turn, whet? prize ' will no' Srst reto .. plrect, 1 '.' Luc y !¦.. irl stand the wear and tear of Yorkers, with :.s, as Year's Eve you'll be one of the plac received hu addi ;¦¦ he ii';- against Crump let him step right along and admired instead of the .¦ 105; Suffrage, 105; Miss Proctor, gmie," "J tional award r the first no\ :« says. can whip the .i 12 S'2. New York the lead at the turn admiring .' 106; ¡oidston« 106; VV, \\ ard 106. ball in from taking into the I runner ov the outfield as good ¡;s University coming other fellow.and then, when nish line. Fifth race (all s- Ordlx of next and stretch, won nicely in hand by a you make your usual New tart Jacob ages; handicap; any them and never feel a hi' of with 4.4, Pennsylvania last with length Year's W. Stumpf m one half furlongs; ; urse, pain, lust the 17- Kiku second, a neck in front of u .¦ moment I get bad; in with -6. resolution will rrai Vletropolitan Associa Eulah F 90 Comfort, 7 Ruby, 94; the box and Bli e Wrack. (which remain unbroken this year, also on r-. n threat of Havana, 107; Rlghtangle, 110 try to put anything on A. J. in the six willy-nilly), committee, ákili Kn ib, 115, the ball -floooy!" Weisbord, '21; Sternberg, '21, Betterton, furiong sprint resolve that ¡ned to Segreto from compet and S. were ike fourth on the card, showed that, lie hereafter you'll continue for mee (claiming; two-year-olds and Wood declared that in his opinion Nelson, '20, the winners in saving money by buying all ¦.g to reply to a reques a rd ;s somewhat of a when l-.e de¬ u,'e or le fifty yards; purs «, $60") Cleveland would have breezed in to a behalf of City and F. E. sprinter, clothes at _; returi two prizes won in th« »Ex :..;¦;..> -7 Native Soil, 107 »Zod .¦ College, feated a good field m th.'- fast time of your Monroe Shops es: Bui pennant last year if the club had but Polacio fbanksgiving Day race. Segret« mis .:'.. 107 Guide; 107 one jr., '2", scored for Pennsyl¬ 1:12 4-5. Ho took the lead at. the 10^ Great Gull, had more dependable or start, »leaded that is studies took al Rhymer, 110; pitcher vania. Nelson is ono of and lasted to win half a up 110; Rhadames. 11». even a southpaw of worth. three among just by length .direct from - average the maker :¦¦- spare time, ai d after :-. claimed. from with a .e apolo a; allowance Speaker has hopes of a sea¬ the sixteen contestants who Brizz, Assign third, length was pen tted to start. \Veu hi ir; track fast. soned getting has a back. left-hander. But even without clean score of two the our one Wood still believes the wins, other two Duke Ruff, outrun in the early part, .via low rent Upstairs Shops Indians being H. Garfinkel, of and L. c'osed with a won a no*e should he in the race all the Cornell, n;sh, and by In way. Dennon, of New ï*ork University. from Herder. Jane was Ray Caldwell Cleveland picked up The Lady Grey .from America's Largest Clothiers the missing box asset, in summary: third, a length back. Smoky Joe's Hds. City Smoke made a race of ni on. 1. A. tt'i College Pennsylvania Big runaway iabord 1 M. C !.. mi ... 0 the second event, when he won in a "Caldwell behaved himself for 7. .' Si ei ntj g 1 s N. Get-son. n A New to -, four It was his first Very Happy Year You All Speaker," said Joe. "I think he I. X. Stern. 0 I. E. !' dacio. 1 Hop by lengths. will l. S. of the Count Boris surely continue to âo so. At the end Nelson. 1 C. A. «.Vlshek_ 0 victory meeting. of the was second, with Unwise Child third, a s"ason he was as good as he Total :; ever was Tot.il . 1 and a half back. in his life. He had all -or's City pis «,. !. length of College he odd- Pei 'eel closed with a rush and smoke and the old jump on his fast numbered boards. Thi op ¦..:.¦ I, Two Lady omn i» lefi us'- : won first race a and a Suits.Overcoats.Everain. Certainly there is no nights Oiuoco Piano; '. for¬ the by length in the headier feit' cl 4. Giuoi Piano half from the favorite, Ravensea. Su¬ pitcher league. If Speaker now The can only get a vrood the standing of the 7 lur teams ii perior was third. southpaw next COLLEGES MATCHES Jo^o de at S to was .-lau' race should be a breeze for GAMES Valas, 1, the club." our w. r. w. i.. longest price winner of the day, de- 'r rii'-i . 2 0 City College. t '" feating Él Coronel, with Soldier third. N V. last «.ver.t to Fountain The of rue. .1 The event Fay, team University Chicago football Ponnsyh a nla 0 2 C with Homan second and Dick Benson earned so much money in the The pairing lor to day's third and final third. season just closed that the Maroons roui ¡ will be Cornell is, Pennsylvania and >.'¦ w can indulge their fancies on almost City College vs York ! Iversity. The results: every form of r ..i race (purse $600, two-year-olds; sport and recreation. !14 It is planned to use some of the. claiming; five furlongs).-Perfect Lady from football for money New Orleans (Morrlsey), 5 te. ¡. 2 to ! and oven, won; baseball advertising Entries Ravensea, 110 (Pickens), 8 to ?. 3 to 5 and 45, $! purposes. The U. of C. nine will tour First race (claiming; two-year-olds and 1 t. second; Supcrtor, 101 (N. Col Ins), the Orient next summer. upward; five and a half furlongs') Hein -, -,, .> ;.. l and even, third, Time Twice before 102; 107 <.\ .. has sent Malice, Joseptun 107; She 2 He's a ll--Hr Miss Larue, Punc¬ Chicago baseball teams to : 107 Miss 7>: r: igi 107; Al n i, 107; Ittle One, Colonel Lillars, Cuba and Japan, China, the Brunette Lady, 7 L>ai GI tual, BRONX Philippines arid Ha- liifj K > er ¿tlso ran. cor. > ' waii. The iirst tour liner 107 M iry Josi phlm 107 42nd Street B'way. n rt.*e. at was made, in 1910 race " " 149th St Charl .-ne.. .. 110 rriun runt linn I, Second (purse $600; three-year- and the second in 1915. ; oli'i and claiming; .-!\ furlongs) 50E.42nd Madison Summi r Sigh. 110; Mistake, 110; Cal- upward; " 4< ur i, 115 Alsu .Blft Smoke, 106 (Kederls), 2 to 1. I to 5 Imp eligible u tû'i Nassau Frankfort BROOKLYN Ernie u HO; Fox -- Choice, 110; I.!u;. .1 and 7 M 7«, won, Count Boris, (Wil¬ " " the Johnson, manager of the Salt to s 6 ind 4 to Court and ORRECT dress accessories, Lake team George, 110. son), 4 i. "., second; 5 Cortlandt B'v/ay Montague St. City of the Pacific 102 5 to .. even Coast Second race for nwlse Child, (McCrann), Fulton for League, has acquired title to (claiming; tl.year- an l i- 2 third. Time, 1 13 '.-:. Baby 14th St. opp Acad. Music and Hoyt Streets details that make perfection. southpaw olds and upward six furlongs; purse, $600) Pereuse Nick Cullop, former star of the Fed¬ .¦ *\ «rii " '.! Bonds, Assumption, Apple Jack, 587 Fulton at mravwaac, E A .i n also ran. 34th Street cor. Flatbush consideration. eral League and of the McBi de 104 »Little Maudi« ¦; ...v. merli B'way ready for your New York '.. 104; Yankees. Cullop figured in "i ge, 104; 'Phrone Ward, 105; Aigrette, Third race (purse $600; three-yeai olds 59th at Col. Circle NEWARK- 151 M-rk_t Str«| e the big 106; Vision 106; «The!:..is F and up» aril: claiming; six furlongs) " deal between New York McMal JERSEY CITY. Dress Waistcoats of finest plain and St. Louis 107 Prevaricate, 109; Pinard, F! luke Ruff, 101 (i :hla\.a I, 4 to 1. S to 5 125th cor. 7th Ave. ""J*** of two years ago that brought Pratt Pia e, 109; Courcelles (Imp.), 109; Princess «fnd 4 t., ¦"-. won; Herder, 100 (Kroger), to 1 'o '.'i j. Street at Canal and fancy piques, three or four New York. Eddie Plank was also igl iss, ; ri A Isa eligible Si Idat de i to 1. S te 5 Mil second; Lady Chrystie PATERSON-220M*i_,w supposed to come to the Polo Verdun (Imp.), 11 Mack On rner, 10.'. Grey, 03 '.'a rn ody i, .'. to 1, i to 1 YONKERS. Grounds, .D!s< o: tna li a .¦-.an. third. Tin e, 1 13 4-5. » trie,.. Getty Sqa.re button, correct "waist-break" styles but immediately retired. Neither of ird, Grumbling nd the has Third race (allowances; for two-year- Direct, Bagdadlne, Ralph .-'. Timothy J. set to southpaws played baseball since olds; five and a half furlongs; inirse, $600) liogan ami Beverly James also ran. No Charge for that snugly, $6 $15. that time. «in .Penelope, 103 Rib, 10 S dgi srass, 103 !. lurth race (purse í j t hroe-year-olds Alteration» Satisfaction Ror> O'Moore, 10 Copyright, 106, Sugar- and upward; claiming; s-ix furlongs) Guaranteed Tuxedo Waistcoats of mint, 106; Cormoran (Imp >, 103 V illey BeKei n, 111 (Ball), 2 to 1, 4 to .", and America'» Clothier« superior Hans Wagner seem» to be Parlt Maid 106; Sweet Liberty, 106; Bone Bri/.z. Ill Largest in his prospering Dry, 7 :.. won; (Crump), S to 1. silks and mod¬ sporting good.-? establishment at til, :; to l and S to 5. second: Assign, 111 satins.correctly .138 Wood Street, Pittsburgh. Papers l-'uurtii ra'--' (allowances; for three-year- (Corey), * to 1, to 1 an.I S to 6, third. to of the Smoky City aro half- olds and upward; one mile: Hien Time, 1 ¦-' 1-5, Colonel Harrison, elolden eled, $10 $18.50. carrying f 6 'O Kimpalong (Imp i, i":. Trusty, 110; Chance, Encore ..:. 1 Harlock also ran. page ads of the business during the ¦' Dalr; man, 110; Hori 11 '. 110; Fifth race Central holiday rush. The ads are embellished Nominee, 110; Mather, 110; Obolus, HO. (purse $1,000; Parque Manhattan Dress and Tuxedo action 113, Han :e ap all a: h, ne mile and a six¬ by jxn picture of the former Harry Burgoyne, teenth).Hubbub, 111 (Crump), 2 to 1. king of all the Fifth rue.j (special weights; the Natchez 7' to Shirts, $3 to $6.and correct gloves, shortstops. purse; for three-year-olds and upward; 4 to 5 and 5, won; Kiku, 101 tMeri- . ,. 7 to 1. -' to ! and one mile; purse $600).Duchess Lace, 103; ii even, second; reefers, and all other Ballet Dancer M 10: Jack Mounl (Imp.), *is:;e- Wrack, 102 (Pickens), even, 2 to 6 jewelry 117; 1Î Panaman und 1 to 5. third. Time, 1:45 4-5. lolite, Dr. W. B. Short Wins Chief, 2. (Imp.), 11-, and Walnut Hill also ran. Tai ol .. 112. Legal 'Orestes lost rider. »Coupled. (Cil requisites. Six'h race (claiming; for three-year-olds uke of Shelby also ran. Clothiers, high Cits. 106. ai\d cap shoot ended in a tie between F. A. .Capital Seventh race (purse $600; 241 Broadway 345 Broadway 775 Broadway *M85 Broadway Seventh race (claiming; for three-year- three-y^ar- aw__kOT3*?__?3îï»îK*.»*ïi 44lh and 1363 58 Nassau 150 Nassau Moore and J. Megargee. On the shoot- olds and upward; one mile and thrre- olds and upward; claiming-; mile and fifty Broadway Broadway off the winner to be the Bixteentha; purs«?. $800).Evelyn Harrlgan, yards).Fountain Pay. 110 (MeCrann), 3 20 »30 *42J and Fifth Avenue proved Jirst- 94; 101; 'Toddler, to 1. 6 to 6 and 3 to 5, won; Homan, 100 Cortlaodl Broad named who won 16 to «Bajaxv't, 160; 'Hookey, 16 to 6 to 1 and 3 »CJ-OTHINO AT THiC-¡_0 BTQRÍ-* u gunner, by 11 tar¬ 102; Willdo 104; '«""aptaín Hodge (Imi ), (KrogTi, 1, to 1. see- mmm&m gets. 19Ï; Contestant, 105; 10S; Little ond; Dick Benson, 107 (Chiavetta), 2 to n Or.Jery. 4 5 and 2 to third. e« 1, to 6, Time, 1:43 4-5. mm The club Í8 to hold a Cottage, 117. i planning big .Apprentice allowance »of five pounds Guide Post, Terrible Mis«, War Tax, Whit« shoot on New Year's Day. claimed. Crown, Tranby and Rockport also ran. 'New\brkStylesAmerica Monroe Ûta^Ne^£rik% .