New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
49th Hour Score

ended in the effort to gain a Ian. but
sHsey were never able to get more than
al1y or sixty yards ahead before the
neld caught them.
., At 1880 o'clock it was announced
BESIDES the injuries to his Leo and
sIoow' Lang was said to be internally
injured. Charles Osterriter. his mart,
her, mas four hours in which to- fnd o
new partner. ''''N
Satisfied with Sprints
The fact that the field Of thirtv
.iLoers were mere 125 miles behind
.ne record at o'clock yesterday uf
.srhoon did not have much effect unon
ine attendance. The periodic sprint
Ing, 1or points and for cash. came with
enough frequency during the doldrnm
hours OF the morning and afternoon ses-
slohs 20 keep the six-day "incurables"
o make up the crowd in a satisfied
frame of mind. u
The standing Of the teams on the
,otal number Of points won in the race
up to 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
was as follows:
- Magin and Madden, ss; Goullet and
ruyter and Aerts, 60; Spencer and
Cory, %; McBesth and Walker. AZ:
Giradengo and Oliveri, 81; Eaton and
Kaiser, SO; Drobach and Webber. 50:
Spe!Ssens and Buysse, %; Hello and
Kopsky. 2l; Dupuy and Godivier. 19;
Plcrcey and Madonna, 10; Lang and
Ost4ritter, 10, and Gafney and YER
raes, s.
And then there is the social side Of
the week at the Armory. Last night
the press stand was favored By visit
from Charles Henry Francis Canary
Island Bird Sherry. Mr.. Sherry has
been visiting" at six-day soirees in
this city for matter of twenty-eight
years, so he knows a little bit about
them.
Mr.. Sherry's upper lip wore e. per-
manent marcel wave all the time he
was looking at the riders yesterday. 1t
was sarcastic. scornfui, waves too
for its owner was filled with contempt
for the modern riders.
Shades Of Dutch Waller!" said MIR.
Sherry, as he viewed the mess "If the
old timers were on the track now they
would make this bunch look like q lot
OF nurses out with perambulators
Why, these fellers don't know what
hard riding is. If Waller, or Frank
Albert or Teddy Hale were here, they'd
ride EN- into the ground, single
handed" and Mr.. Sherry sprayed the
track with honest long-cut juice
Lantinberg to Entertain
The big social night at the Arrnory
Will come on Friday and Dsue Lantin-
berg, the millionAire concessionaire and
the official caterer, is making extra
preparations for that evening It all
has to do with the threatened visit Of
"Hokum" Kelly, Of Fordham, which is
situated in the middle Of the Bronx
Rocky Mountains.
kelly's special point Of attack will
be Host Lantinberg's dining hall, near
the westerly end OF the track. Kelly's
appetite has been likened by experts
to one Of those bottomless pits in that
no one has ever succeeded in filing it.
When "Hokum" parks his dogs under
dining table, adjusts his bib and
starts swinging a knife and fork, every
known gastronomic falls by the table
side.
Lantinberg has arranged TO put three
shifts OF chefs on duty Friday night,
and dozen extra bus-boys. who will
work in squads. one set bringing the
stuff on and the other taking out the
empty dishes. It was rumored at the
Armory last night that if Kelly shows
himself in record breaking form on this
occasion, the management will stage an
endurance contest on Saturday, with
wild Bill" Doig, the untamed moss
creeper Of umpowog Hill, Conn. as
Kelly's opponent. Wild Bill" has
never yet tasted defeat at such tests.
although he's tasted an awful lot of
food.