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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-10
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
CROMWELL FIRST IN
HOLIDAY HANDICAP
Carries Top Weight of 124
Pounds and Beats Buford
in Driving Finish.

HAVANA, Cuba, Dec 21.-Mrs. G. X
Moore's Cromwell. carrying the crush
ing impost OF 124 pounds. scored in the
Holiday Handicap, the feature event OF
the card at Oriental Park to-day. The
son Of Plaud!t-Affect was the favorite
at 20 ). He rushed into the lead at the
start. set a terrific pace. but in the last
sixteenth began 20 tire and barely lasted
20 beat Buford. The latter was fast
wearing the winner down and would
have won in few more strides.
In the secondary feature. the fourth
race. a mile event resulted in a very
easy victory for Lar!at. 1t was his
initial appearance of the meeting and he
made show OF his field
The summary:
First Race-Purse $780, three-year-olds
and upward: claiming five and half fur
longs. Cheta, lei (HunO, 10 /, to ] and
10 and to /, second Diftdence, 40
fine. 90 is. Also ran-BertHa Mink,
Lyric, Enroll and Miss Dixie.
Second Race--Purse 500. three-year r Odds
and upward; claiming five and half fur
sven and to 5. Won; Discussion. los (Een.
nody), even. 20 and to q. second. The
Dive puSe i1a !TG,r rss e g. 70 . and
Oker1es, Guaranteed and Mather.
Third Race--Purse 500: threeyoar-olds
and upward claiming elk turlongz. Paula
v. 1os lAnderson> to !, to and to O.,
won The Pirate, gs (Wilson). 3 to /. even
and 10 2. second; slippery Silver. 10s
(Merimee), 70 /, TO 3 and J TO 3, third
Time, 10. Also AUTHORIZATIONS. Ameri-
can Eagle, Jill and Whip Poor VIII.
Fourth Race--Purse 5000 three-year-olds
and upward; claiming; one mile. Lariat,
100 CHunD. TO /. to and . to 8. won;
Homan, 102 (Penman). TO i. . TO and @
20 3. second: Lady Foster. lo2 (McCoy), Z
10 /, : to . and 20 s. third. Tirae, l 40 81.
Also ran-siar Shooter. Little Buss. Jack
Dawson. omeme, Jose De Wales and Garbage
Fifth Race-Purse 81 900; Holiday ITandI-
cap; all ages; one mite. Cromwell l2i
CWeiner), 20 ), to and ] to !, won
Buford, lit (ButweD. 8 to ]. even and e
2, second; 'Cubanita. % GIunO. 7 20 ?.
q 10 and 20 .. third. Time. ! Al 2-5.
Also ran-'Lacka wanna. Baliy Mooney and
sixth Race--Purss 800: three year-olds
and upward claiming; one mile. Foster
Embry 107 (Carnnody). ) 20 !. 10 and
even won; Miss Sweep, 10T (Garne), 20
1, 3 TO and 10 >. second; Rhymer. 10J
CKennedy), s TO ., even and / to .. third.
Time, i:4o 2-5. Also ran-Musket. White
Grown. Misericorde and Dragon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

First Race--Purse $500: claiming; two
year-olds; maidens; five furlongs: Rose OF
Picardy, liz: Obstinate, 10I: Magis Caste
ioi caiithunp. III; Rape the Lock Az III
tan, IFS; secretary. ii5i Tony Sutton %
Toe Whippie, lis: Niobe. i07; Repent. l0i
Tommie e.. no; cortez, ii5; Home Guard
ii5; Baily Chen. io5.
Second Race-Purse $500: claiming; three
yesrolds and npward fi, e ama e m 1dsS 100
Cobalt Lass, III; winncconne. 10i Retreat
ioi. Catania, 1903: Miss Kruter. 10I oak
lawn Belle. 1906; Marmite. III; Anna Gallup,
los; Tiger Rose, io4 Terrible err MlS M.y dV
100: Plain Heather. 100; Betsy. ios.
Third Race--Purse sToo: two-ycar-olds: five
and a hnlf furiongs Trantula, 1O6. Thorn
hodge fOe: Lady Stella, 100: Trust Ofilcial'
1O5: Mavourneen. 1903: Thimble, ioa: Noor-
Alberta S., 100. Episode. fo0; Gorilla, 1903.
Fourth Race-Pursa 500: claiming al
ages; five furlongs Hidden Jewel. los
Bobby Allen, 10e; Who Cares, 1903; Talsinan
IO5; Phantom Fair. i05; The Nephew. los
scurry los; Rollo. 50: Youneed. III; Apple
Jack H., los.
Fifth Raee-Purse $1,000: three year,,ooll,d.a
and upward; mile and sixteenth: The VIZ.
100. Fizer. ff2 Master Bill. fO6; Veto, III;
Honolulu Boy. 10a.
Sixth Race-Pursc sToo; claiming: three
year-olds and upward: mile and a sixteenth
claausr. 100: Nelio Yorke. 10a; phalaris,
100; Harvest king; 1o1: Merchant. 1o4. Hin-
doostan. 104; Challenger. 10s: waukeag. 100.
Seventh Race--Pursc s7oo; claiming; three
year-oids and upward; mile and sixteenth
Neenah, 102: Nebraska, t0S: Spear iene. ii3
Verify. 105; N. X. Deal. III: Goidcrest Boy,
III Malvolio, 100; lie Gauiois, io2; Capital
Nominee, ii3; Corson. los: She Devil, 102
Captain Burns, 1Os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Race--Five and half furougs; three
year-olds and upward claiming. 500:
Eastern Glow. l0i Bibber. fO6 llama.
1906: Director James. log; 'Brgidia. i0G
Snow Queen, III. FRANK Burk, III Roundoll,
iii; Prince Bonero, Ill. jill III. Herman.
III. Truant, ia.
Second Race-Fivc and half furongs
;hree-y ear-olds and upward claiming 500
'Smite. io1 |Punctns,. :oi sHuntress. lob 1;
Superior. 1906: ED Garrison. 1906 IiuiO, 100;
Eirnont 100: Gus Scheer. III Chauffeur. III;
Sayonna. Iii: 5carpia H., iii; Legotal. III.
Third Race-Five and half furlongs !;
three year-olds and upward, claiming, $500:
polo Cub. 100: 'Kewessa. l02. 'Galopin.
i05, Waking Dream, i05. 'Litholick. lOj:
sAvion. los: 'Drifsield, los. Count Boris.
10: Ciuardsman, 10; Cy Merrick. ITO.
Hunter Plat. 10; Doctor D., 10.
Fourth Race--Two-y ear-olds; trial handi-
cap; 5000; five and e half furlongs; Bertha
Mink. sa Aunt Deda 100: Spugs. l0T; Santa
Claus, 100: Vic Munoz. ti5.
Filth Race-Three- year-olds; $500: six fur
longs: Drapery. 100; Azurta. 100 Heron,
los; Allvan. 100: Haran. i0S Attaboy H.,
1la.
sixth Race--Thr ee- year-olds aud upward
claiming; 500; mite and a sixteenth: 'Lein-
ster. 90: 'r'ty Home. l02: Harry Glover. 1903
Major Fiske, i04; Hands or 100 De WIFI,
f0s; sSol Gisey. 100 waterford. 100: Donna
Grafton. 100: Cadillac. 10; Plantarede. III.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
UNCER WINS ANOTHER
IN BILLIARD TOURNEY
Defeats LeWis, Jr., in Title
Event in Brooklyn.

r. A. Unger. favorite for the title,
last night continued his winning streak
in the class c 1872 balkline tournament
for the championship Of the National
Association of Amateur Billiard Players
in the Rational Recreation of Brooklyn.
where the final round IL being played.
Unger. who has thus far kept his slate
clean. defeated j. NJ. Lewis, Jr.. By $50
TO 1l2 in thirty-two innings.
The game was the most Interesting
played so far, with both experts dis
playing much skill. Unger managed to
get off to n flying start at the begin
ming and had 80 point margin over
his rival in the twen5y-ninth frame.
Lewis at his turn al the table In this
session made a run OF 81. which brought
his total within 8 points OF the leader.
Unger. however ran off 26 points In
the next stanza and garuered his final
point, which ended the match. in the
following frame.
In the other game Sidney Brussel de-
feated J. r Johann. $50 to i22. In
forty-two Innings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
RIDDLE BUYS BEST
MARES IN ENGLAND
Will Send Them, Along With
Man o. War, to Miss Dam
gerfield's Farm.

There is naturally much interest In
the stud career Of the champion Man
War. which will be shipped TO MS new
home In Kentucky about January ne
will be consigned to Miss EiizaDetn
Daingerfeld. whose home. 'Haylanos'
near Lexington. adjoins the Hiha'a
Farm, which she has leased as nome
for Man o. War and Golden Broom me
latter IL the property OF Mrs. waiter M.
Jeffords, who paid s17,5o0 for the son
of Sweeper. and zuni. by HAMBURG d.
Saratoga In the summer OF 1918.
Last summer Mr. Riddle, In d'scussihs
the future of Man O. War. spoke as
though he would permit the outside pup
lie to patron.ze the horse when ne went
TO the stud but this attitude was apan-
doned In the autumn, though many Of
the leading breeders Of the United States
were eager to send their best mares to
him. Tho present intention Is to Keep
him as private stallion. with THIS END
in view, an order was given the English
expert. william Allison. to buy NUMBER
of mares In the British market whose
blood would nick with that OF the great
son OF Fair Play.
Among those already secured Is Bata-
r1oea. by Rot Herode. out Of Pink Glover,
by Melton She is IL four-year-old ana
is half sister of Gowan. winner or the
grand prize Of Brazil in 1918. she cost
$4,000. Another is the seven-year-old
Lady Con1fey. also by Roi Herode. Her
dam, SHOOT, by Perigord. is Well known
brood mare. among her produce being
Caiigula, the winner of the st. Leger OF
the current season. Lady Comfey is
full sister to Calgula. and she cost
s4.250
Bathing Girl, a flve-year- sister to
w r. Goes unfortunate Over There,
disqualified in the Realization OF 1919. Is
another She is by Spearmint out Of
Summer Girl, by Sundridge The four
year-old Santissifn9. by st. Angelo. out
Of Duosanta by ST Frusquin. Is another.
The third dam Of this mare Is the great
St Marguerite. by Hermit, which Is the
second dam of Rock Sand.
Colette by Collar. out OF Disdaih H..
by Hanover, Is another young mare that
will go TO the court of the best horse
The American turf has ever known. The
American bred matron. Miss Starlight,
by Watercress. out of Colonial by T'ren-
ton. is still another. This Is a full sister
10 the we'll known sire Hessian. the sire
of Boots and other good ones. Hessian
Is now the property of the Remount Ser
vice Of the United States. 1t is known
that In addition to the above mare by
Bayardo was secured, but her identity Ia
beclouded. She Is probably the four
year-old Gammarda-
1t IS probable that not more than
twenty mares will be bred to Man o.
War during his FIRST season. Golden
Broom, which Is the same age as Man
O. War will perhaps have the same num-
Der. This colt. which was bred in France
by the late X. B. Duryea. was one OF the
disappointments OF the turf, as he had
worked as fast as Man o. War as 4
yearling and again in the spring at the
farm in Maryland before being sent to
Havre de Grace.
Those who have seen Man O. War
recently say that he IS in fine condition
and fully 100 pounds heavier than when
he was making history on the race track
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
TIGERS WIN EXCITING
GAME AT SYRACUSE
Beat Orange FiUe by a Score
of ~ to III.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK Hr-n.D.
SYRACUSE, N. ", Dec. 21.--Princeton
defeated the Syracuse University basket
ball team In an exciting game here to-
night by the score of q to 81. Play
throughout was close, with the Tigers
taking the lead almost from the first
few minutes OF play. although Coach
Dollard's Orange quintet offered deter
mined opposition several times.
Syracuse had the worst OF the breaks.
Repeatedly the Orange players missed
easy goals. In the second period on one
occasion Syracuse men tossed the ball
at the net three times and then failed at
the score. Parker was the shining light
for Coach Dollard's quintet on the de-
fence while Conlin and LAWN figured
in most OF the offensive play.
Legendre, Princeton's right guard,
was the star of the game. out OF the
81 points made by the Tigers he was
responsible for 10, having been Tailed
from the fifteen foot mark. The sum-
mary:
Princeton t2D Syracuse CID.
Opo. ..........R Right forward. $50. .Weltman
Nets. ..........L Loft forward. ...... .Gallivan
Dickinson. -. .Centre.... ........ Conlin
Lsngendre. ......Tl Right guard. ......... LAWN
Wittmer ....... Left guard. ...,.... .sParker
Goals from field--Nets, Ople go, Dickinson
az, LeEendre go, Jeffries. Gallivan, Welt
man, Conlin (2), Lawn Cd. Goals from
fou-Lcgendre, Z out OF o: LAWN. out OF
II Slmons 1 out of 2; Galilvan, out OF 2.
Observation-Disclosures Jcfferies for Opic.
cpio for Jefferies, Bergen Tor Wittrner Witt
NOR for LeEendrei Syracuse, Kellogg for CAL
Ivan, Simons for kellogg, Gallivan for Welt
man. Woltman for Galivan. Referee-Mess-
er. Troy. Umpire--Blogs, Rochester Time
OF nalVte--2t minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
Cornell Cross-Country
Team in England

@ OUTHAMPTON. Dec. 21.--The
Cornell University cross coun-
~ try team, which will on Decent
Der 80 meet combined team repre-
senting oxford and Cambridge uni
yersities in the first international In
tercollegiate athletic contest of this
type ever run, arrived here to-day on
the steamer Aquitania from New
York.
From December rs TO December 80
the team will be in Oxford. accord
ing to 3. G. d. Rudd. the South
African track star at oxford. Re-
turning to London on December ~
the Cornell men will run against the
best cross country stars of oxford
and Cambridge. The race will start
from Queens Club.
On New Years Eve the British
American Dance Club of the English
Speaking Union has arranged to give
a dance at the Suffolk Galleries In
honor OF the visitors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
FoRDHAM's HOCKEY TEAM.

Fordham is making plans for a big
hockey season this winter according
to an announcement made last night by
Edward f. Curley. Jr.. the manager OF
the Maroon team. The schedule has
not yet been completed. but games have
been arranged with Princeton and Penn
sylvania TO be played in New York and
with Harvard in Boston. Hamilton
College will also appear in New York.
Negotiations are now being carried on
for contests with Yale and Boston Col
lege.
The Maroon skaters have been prac-
tlclng for the last two weeks at the
1S1st Street Ice Palace. where all the
home games will be staged. and pros
poets for winning team are excep-
tionally bright. McGurk. Keresscy,
Gilligan. Tumulty and Muldoon, MEM
bers OF last years squad. are again can
didates and Noonan, Halloran and Fitz-
patrick. who played on the football team
this fall, are trying out for the team.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
wrsTrRN UNION A. A. GAMES.

Now that tho Morningsde A. G. indoor
meet II over, all guns are pointed TO the
next meet, TO he held by the Western Union
a. A. January s at the Twenty second Regi-
r1cnt Annoy. The 900 yard handicap should
prove a classic, as the stars, including Ber-
ME Wefers. Jr., metropolitan champion. have
entered. The milo handicap judging from
fhe class entered. will keep the fans on
their feet throughout the race. Novices will
also have a good chance 20 come through a
100 yard and 900 yard novice event being
the attraction. A two mile bike race will
give the spectators thrill. Tommy Dwyer,
coach OF 81. Anslem's A. c., claims his club
will win the silver cup which will be given
as a point trophy. Dancing will follow the
games
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
HARVARD NAMES CHESS TEAM.

Harvards varsity chess players. who
will make determined effort this year
TO wrest the intercollegiate champion
ship from Columbia in the annual C. III.
Y. r. meeting at the Manhattan Chess
Club. December 2s. 20 and 80. were
named yesterday. so that the personnel
of the four teams is now complete.
X. o. Mott-Smith. OF the class of '22,i
will captain the Crimson team and the
other three boards will be manned by
II. II. Jackson. '22. A. King. "a. and
J. II. Hoeck, '22. last-minute change
has been made in the Columbia team.
which will consist of NJ A. Schapiro,
'23, o. Frink. Jr.. 20, c. Il. Isaacson.
'21. T.. and F. worden. 30. Lyman
George, of the Manhattan Chess Club,
will act as tournament director Play
will begin at two o'clock Tuesday after
noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
Maryland Tracks
Dunned for Taxes

~ ALT1MORE, Nd, Dec. 2l.-The
* Racing Commission has sent
IL out bills 70 the four one mile
tracks In the State for amounts rep
resenting the States 10 per cent. Of
the tracks net earnings. The ques-
tIon now is, VII! the tracks be willing
TO pay the bills as rendered..
II the tracks dispute the bills. or
rather the amounts involved. Il ap-
pears that they will have two courses
open:
10 To ask Cor q hearing before the
commission nj which hearing the
tracks will endeavor 10 show why TIE
amounts assessed against them are
exoroitant; ane
(2) 70 pay ire bills as rendered.
but under protest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
YALE HOCKEY TEAM
BEATEN BY QUAKERS
Capt. Carson Plays Despite
Injured Hand.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-Yale, in its
first ice hockey match of the season, ran
into an avalanche OF marvellous shots
and was routed by the Quaker City team
at the Ice Palace tonight by goals
to 1.
The Ellis showed a lack OF practice,
but Philadelphia's victory must not be
discounted. Coach Dion's Quaker City
sextet. with Capt. Eddie Hill and Hubert
Henriques in the starring role. proved
entirely too clever for the wearers of the
blue. To this pair went the honor of
scoring six OF the seven goals. They
divided the spoils. each getting three.
Wanamaker the former Dartmouth
freshman, who is now a student at the
University of Pennsylvania, grabbed off
the other Philadelphia goal
That Yale was In poor shape before
the match was shown by a visit TO the
Els dressing room. There the Els
trainer was bandaging Capt. Pinkcy
Carson's left hand, which he had in
iured In a practice session the previous
day. Several bones are broken in the
Yale leaders hand. The Pittsburg lad
who steers Yale's varsity crews In sum-
mer time and then skins over the ice
in winter watched his team mates from
front row seat during the FIRST and
second periods, and then with the score
to against them, he got into action
at the start of the last period and man
aged TO speed up the attack of the New
Haveners. The Lineup:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
BILLIARD FINAL TONIGHT.

j. Howard Shoemaker. the national anna
teur pocket billiard champion. will play Ed
ward +. Raynods. the New York State title
holder. tonight for tho Eastern amateur
Championship IN the billiard room Of the
Crescent Athletic Club IN Brooklyn. The
game will mark the final OF the tournament.
which has been In progress In the New Moon
club for the last three weeks. Both Reynolds
and shoemaker played through the tourney
without suffering defeat