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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1908
Page
7
The article notes mid-summer outing suits in crepe, flannel, batistes and tropical fabrics available for spring shopping. Star neglige shirts are highlighted as well formed and well fitting for any season, praised as among the best in both form and fit.
Brief notice lists three Broadway stores located along Warren Street near 32nd Street with a contact number 258 842 1260. The fragmented text confirms multiple storefronts in a single area.
In a day of upsets at Aqueduct the James B Brady colt led from the start to win the Rockaway Stakes six furlongs for three-year-olds and up by two lengths. Hyperion II finished second with Freming third as Black Sheep and Samuel Harris also scored in earlier races at long odds. The card featured heavy betting on favorites and several longshots breaking through in the opening and fifth races.
The Manhattan College Reserves defeated Minis High School 9 to 8 yesterday before a large crowd at Croton Park. The game featured close scoring and a tense late stretch as both sides battled for control.
In a tense final round of the National foil championships Bowman of the New York Athletic Club claimed the title after defeating Fox and Curti in extended bouts. Breed and Curti earned tied second place with two victories each, Curti securing second after beating his rivals in a round robin.
Four exhibition games drew a large crowd at Savage’s Gymnasium for the Firemen’s Memorial Fund. The principal Police versus Fire Departments match ended in a disputed close score with a claim of a one point Fire victory denied by officials. Hefty clashes followed as the Seventeenth Separate Company defeated the Castletons, the Vanita champions beat the Diamonds of Jersey City 14 to 6, and the Metropolitans tied with St Michael’s Lyceum of Brooklyn in a lightweight showcase.
George Stallings, manager of the Newark Club, is suspended by Eastern League president Powers for assaulting umpire Sullivan after a game with Buffalo. The incident followed disputes over balls and strikes called by Sullivan.
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