Yankees Lose Lead in Pennant Rage as Series Slips
In a tense contest the Yankees fall behind 5 to 1 after poor fielding by locals led by Elberfeld. Veterans like Young supported the visitors while the American League results show Boston 5, New York 1 and other scores across yesterday’s games. Today’s schedule features Boston at New York and Cleveland at St. Louis among others.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Studebaker
Army
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Morris Park
Studebaker Electrics
Studebaker Brothers Company
Yankees Fall Behind After Rough Loss to Boston
The Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Americans 8 to 5, piling up ten hits off Lake and Doyle. Cy Young kept New York hitless through five innings, while Elberfeld’s errors haunted the Yankees in a ragged fielding day.
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Lake
New York
Niberfield
McConnell
Taglanb
McHale
Doyle
Lord
Stahl
Palls
Ort Doyle
Miss Adelaide Baylis Wins New York Fencing Championship
At the Fencers' Club of New York in the Windsor Arcade Miss Adelaide Baylis captured the women's championship after a finals showing against rivals Miss Margaret Stimson and Miss Mildred Dick. The event featured foil competition with a three-woman New York team that recently lost to Philadelphia by six bouts. Baylis edged her challengers as Dick achieved a notable victory in the decisive final, with Baylis dominating the overall competition.
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Fencers' Club of
New York
Windsor Arcade
Fifth Avenue
Fortyseventh Street
Adelaide Baylis
Philadelphia
Baylis
Margaret Stimson
Mildred Dick
Pbaviis
Woren
Imson
Yale Football Schedule Cut to Nine Games in 19th Century Tie
NEW HAVEN April 29 Captain Bobby Burehmete announced Yale's football schedule will include nine games, down from ten, tightening the slate ahead of Harvard. The schedule lists Holy Cross West Point Massachusetts Agricultural College Brown Princeton Harvard and a season ending with a Yale field clash against Harvard. Baseball today at 4 PM features the Americans versus Boston at American League Park.
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New York
New.haven
Bobby
Burehmete
Yale
Harvard
Villamiva
Reuga Vilay
Wesleyan
Yale Field
tacUy- AL x
Holy Cross
West Point
Sepineas and
Jefferson College
Massachusetts
Agricultural College
Brown
Princeton
Opportunity. The New York Times Car Ad Teaser
A promotional notice from The New York Times highlights selling possibilities for automobile advertisers amid its large weekly circulation.
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NEW York Times
Advertising firm touts battery ad results in 1908
Just a line from MO B Rowland Advertising on 16th Street reports Witherbee Igniter Company ads for Witherbee Batteries Who Spark Plugs and Wyco Ring and Roller Timer are yielding very satisfactory results. A. J. Fisk, General Manager, says the Charging Station is working overtime and pleased with outcomes.
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Witherbee Igniter Company
Witherbee
Wyco
A. J. Fisk
Rowland
Jno
B.rowland
N.Y. Times
New York City
New York
Tenney Delivers Walkoff Run as Boston Topples Giants
Boston wins 7 to 6 in eleven innings over New York after Tenney dropped Bresnahan's throw on Bates's bunt, allowing Young to score. Ferguson's early wildness gave Boston chances as Kelley homered and Mathewson yielded late. Standings show Chicago leading with Boston close behind.
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Boston
Mass
New York
Ferguson
Mathewson
Willie
Kelleys
Tenney
Bresnahan
Bates
Young
Ritchey
Beaumont
Kelley
Lindaman
Wiltse
Malarkey
Shannon
Donlin
Nicklin
Bridwell
Bowerman
Emplie
Phillies extend win streak with 3 1 Brooklyn 1
The Philadelphians beat Brooklyn 3 to 1 at Pat Wason Park extending their streak. Notable players include Knabe Pattee Maroney Magee and Doolin for Philadelphia with strong defense and timely hitting while Pastorius and Bell held Brooklyn to one run. The game lasted one hour 37 minutes with Umpire Mr. Kilew.
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Philadelphians
Donovan
Pat Wason Park
Richie
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Knabe
Pattee
Grant
O Maroney
Lumley
Ae Magee
OfJordan
Osborne
Sheehan
Brsf
Dooll
Lewis
Ritter
Rice
Oscured
Ad Lod Se
Pastor's
Gil Alperman
Bell
I. Beet
Fitter
I Pate
Magee
Pastorius
Agat
Bransfield
Doolin
Wilditch
Mr. Kilew
Pittsboro Battery Officials and Umpires Named
A Chicago game report lists Caminitz Selfield and Gibson Pfeister and Kling as players with Pittsboro in a 4 7 battery setup. Umpires Messia Rigler and Rudderham are named for the officiating crew.
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R. H. E. Pittsboro
Chicago
Selfield
Gibson
Pfeister
Kling
Messia
Rigler and Rudderham
West Point Battery Personnel and Dates Listed
A fragmented report from West Point lists Mountford Riley Hyatt Yaie-H Jones and Philbin Empire Mr Kennedy among personnel and dates including 10 000 1028 batteries. Further details are unreadable.
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West Point
Mountford, Riley, and Hyatt
Yaie
H. Jones
Philbin
Empire
Mr. Kennedy
Incomplete New York Notice Mentions Names and Numbers
Fragmentary OCR text from New York column mentions BR.HLE 18 1200 1 10.9 4 0000 4000 436 and individuals Strensand Potten Mr Rowson.
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Br.hle
Seh and Fredericks
Strensand Pire
Mr. Rowson
Potten
Barill and McDonald Involved in Empire-Mr. Deitrich Case
Readable fragments point to a notice-like reference involving Barill McDonald and Mr Deitrich linked to an empire matter. Further context unclear, but entities named suggest a legal or organizational dispute noted in a periodical fragment.
Unclear fragment spots St John’s match at Loughlin Oval
Fragmentary notes show names Hatt Roes and Connolly among players at Loughlin Oval with references to St John’s and Manhattan College. Details are unreadable and positions unclear.
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St. John's
Manhattan
ries—Yates
Kehol
Hartnett
Connolly
Eastern League Scores Reported
In Jersey City Sersey City hosts Rochester. In Newark Montreal wins 5 1 over Rochester. Baltimore beats Buffalo 7 6. Providence defeats Toronto 6 3.
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Jersey City
Sersey City
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Local Scores Report From Regional Meet
At Springfield Springfield a 6 to 3 result over Holyoke. at Bridgeport New Haven T a 4 to 1 score at Meriden Waterbury. Hartford New Britain produced 11 to 10 in Hartford.
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Springfield
Holyoke
Bridgeport
New Haven
Meriden
Waterbury
Hartford
New Britain
American Association Scores Reported by City Matchups
In Toledo Toled o S Milwaukee 0, Louisville 8 Minneapolis 4. In Indianapolis St Paul 6 Indianapolis 4. Scores reflect a series of regional results with multiple city abbreviations. Officials note mixed outcomes across venues and teams.
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Toledo
Toleido
S. Milwaukee
Louisville
Louisvile
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Union League Scores Reported In Narrow Card Wins
In Elizabeth and Wilmington a pair of League games produced narrow victories for host teams over Reading and Philadelphia while Baltimore edged Philadelphia and Washington beat Brooklyn. The results include players and team standings from the Union League schedule.
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Elizabeth
Paterson
Wilmington
Reading
Baltimore
Philadelphia
St Washington
Washington
Brooklyn
Southern League Scores From Atlanta And Montgomery
In Atlanta the Birmingham team defeated Atlanta 5 to 2. In Montgomery the Nashville club fell to host Montgomery 4 to 1.
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Southern League
Atlanta-Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Nashville
College scores and results from scattered matches
A composite list of scores from various colleges and schools. Princeton Princeton 2 Virginia 0 Cornell 2 Bates 0 Harvard Exeter Cambridge 4 8 Hanover Dartmouth 2 Bowdoin Worcester Holy Cross 14 Norwich 8 Albany American Locomotives 1 Washington Georgetown 8 A and M 3 Annapolis Navy 7 St Johns 0 Tarrytown Irving School 17 Concordia School 10 Williamstown Vermont 2 Syracuse Utica 4 Syracuse 2 Providence Brown 6 Colby 8 5 Maine 4 Pomfret Hoston 85 13 Pomfret 3 Trenton Pennington Seminary 9 Swarthmore 4 Bethlehem? Mey annh ett Van Cr School 24 Park Columbia Grammar School 38 Manhattan Reserves 20 St Garden Falls 6 Edgewater NJ Barnard 44 Loyola 0 Hy
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Princton
Princeton
Virginia
Cornell
I .G. Bates
Cambridge
Harvard
Exeter
Hanover
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
Worcester
Holy Cross
Norwich
Albany
American Locomotives
Washington
Georgetown
Annapolis
Navy
St.John’s
Tarrytown
Irving School
van Cr School
Park—Columbia Grammar School
Manhattan Reserves
Garden Fall's
Edgewater
N. J
Barnard
Loyola
Worner Tennis Players Spark Free Matches at St Nicholas Rink
Local players showcased skill in singles as Mrs. William H. Pouch, Miss Tweed, and Mrs. Barger-Wallach won their brackets in the semi finals on the St. Nicholas Rink court. Miss Tweed’s forceful returns defeated Mrs. Hamilton L. Fearey 6-3, 6-? and 1. Mrs. Pouch beat Mrs. A. H. McCarthy 6-2, 7-5 after a strong opening lead. Mrs. Barger-Wallach beat Mrs. Franklin Bishop 6-3, 6-4 in straight sets.
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Worner
William H. Pouch
Miss Tweed
Barget-Wallach
St. Nicholas Rink
Hamilton L. Fearey
Richmond County Country Club
Pouch
McCarthy
New Zealand star Wilding plans move to U S for tennis
London April 20 A F Wilding of New Zealand who with N E Brooks of Australia won the Davis Cup at Wimbledon last year plans to go to America to compete in the lawn tennis championship contests If Brooks can manage it he will likely accompany Wilding
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London
A. F.wilding
New Zealand
N. E. Brooks
Australia
America
Brooks
Mr. Wilding
McCarter Wins $10,000 Excelsior Handicap In Tight Finish
Jamaica Race Course opens with a dramatic one mile and a sixteenth race. McCarter, a four year old, nosed Jack Atkin by a neck to claim the Excelsior Handicap before a crowd of about 20,000, with Rifleman and Old Honesty close behind. The meeting marked a record Jamaica attendance as weather stayed sunny and racing excitement ran high.
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Jamaica
McCarter
Jack Atkin
Queens County
Aqueduct
Excelsior
Spooner
Red River
Berkeley
Restigouche
Light Wool
Schreiber
Musgrave
Aqueduct Track
Newcastle
Notter
H. P.’ Whitney
Brookdale’ Nymph
B. &.O- Stable
Chapultepec
R. F. Carman
Rifleman
McDaniel
Zienap
Riffeman
Old Honesty
Brookdale Nymph
Jand
Star Gowan
Paul J. Rainey
R._F. Carmen
Pantoufle
Fritzette
Troublemaker
G. Burns
Frizette
Muserave
Mary Hall
Dorle
T—Momentum
Pilly RB
Van
McCarthy
Tim O’toole
Shaw
Ben Prush
Fairy Slipper
Miss.a .M. Marrone
G. M. Oflom
J. H. Reid
Masero—Thetis
McCart
Guy Fisher
Schilling
Lillle
Mose
Newcastle Stable
Thomas Welsh
Gowan
Feming
Fair Play
E. Dusan
Strank Lord
P. Kelly
Voorhees
V. Ley O
McCarths
Jack
Atkin
Hf Cave
Old Ionesty
Ise Killing
Met ‘Arthy
Ie. Dugan
Saecian
B.oc
Knight of the Thistlendle
Newcaste Stable
Pretension
Saylor
Sumter
S—Lady Savoy
Schirling
Timje
Oriflamb-Vuanity
FP. T. Chinn
Irea Cutt
Tuga
Havre
Blinestock
Brussel
Miss Battenberg
h—Cavalleri
Sc Chilling
Ch. G
Clifford Fiesole
H. Leohitney
A. J. Joyner
Queens County Jockey Club Spring Meeting Attendance
Officials report 125,000 patrons attended Aqueduct over twelve days of racing, averaging just over 10,000 per day. Jewelry worth more than $2,000 lost by careless fans was recovered and returned through the Bureau of Inquiry.
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Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct Track
Aqueduct
Bureau of Inquiry
Dean Swift Wins City and Suburban Handicap Race
ESPOM April 29 The City and Suburban Handicap over 2000 sovereigns for three year olds and up was won by J B Joel's Dean Swift. A Stedall's Simonson was second and Faron M de Rothschild's Snow Leopard third. Sixteen horses ran with Dean Swift at 15 to 2, Simonson 100 to 6, and Snow Leopard 100 to 5.
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Epsom
J. B. Joel
Dean Swift
A. Stedall
Simonson
Faron M. de Rothschild
Snow Leopard
Road Drivers Parade and Horse Show in New York
Members of the Road Drivers Association of New York anticipate a large turnout for the annual parade and horse show on the Speedway next Saturday. About 200 entries are expected, with water starting at 2 o clock from 145th Street and St Nicholas Avenue. The parade will stretch the full length of the Speedway, return to the grand stand, and then disperse. The lawn north of the grand stand will host a horse show expected to outshine any prior New York event.
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Road Drivers’ Association of
New York
Grand Stand
Holmes stars in close Company 5 meet at Brooklyn armory
W W Holmes dominates closed events for Company 5 Thirteenth Regiment at the Brooklyn armory last night. He won the 70 yard handicap and the 800 yard handicap, led the half mile, and placed in sprint heats as Dewar and Cogan vied for seconds amid a rough day with no official times recorded.
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B.holmes
Thirteenth Regiment
Armory
Brooklyn
Holmes
B. Dewar
Dewar
SCO Yor
Lie Hing Ail
Tolme
Gillickne
F.C. Young
Walter Herthwohl
G. J.oHevitt
John H. Copan
Young
Hérit
Heathweld
Cogan
W. B Holmes
H.dewar
Claude J. Stearns
Melrath
Fierdt
John H. Cogan
F. €. Young
W.W. B. Holmes
Seventh Regiment Riding Club at Metropolitan show ends season
The Seventy-seventh New York National Guard mounted infantry held a final entertainment at the Metropolitan Riding Club on Fifty sixth Street. About sixty troopers competed in rouge riding and cavalry maneuvers while three members wore fans costumes. Captain Statesbury commanded with Lieut Assistant. Private Busse awarded roses to Mrs Stotesbury as the event closed.
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New York
Busse
Stotes
Sachs School athletes shine in interclass games at Pastimeval
The 1909 representatives dominated the annual interclass games at Pastimeval on Ninetieth Street and Avenue A yesterday afternoon, scoring 30 points to beat 1908 with 0 points. Trainer Walter Grady had the team in peak pool condition and results were satisfactory.
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Sachs School
Ninetieth Street
Avenue A
Walter Grady
Newark to Build Public Golf Links at Weequahic Park
After years of doubt Newark will establish public golf links at Weequahic Park in the southern part of the city. The course will be eighteen holes but cannot be used this season. it will be ready next year.
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Sscciatto
Tae Nese
York Tames
Newark
N. J
Weequahic Park
Star neglige shirts and elegant evening wear on sale
The ad promotes fancy overcoats for evening wear in oxford and black shades priced from 18 to 35 dollars. Schlichten Ramie underwear guards against chills with moisture absorption. Star negliges feature centered stripes or polka dots with perfectly matched cuffs, offering quality similar to custom shirts at 1.50 to 3.50 dollars. Stores listed at Three Broadway, near City Hall Union Square and Greeley Square.
Brill Stores Offer Wide Range of Tailored Goods
In New York Brill stores appeal to shoppers who seek style color or weave at fair prices. The retailer claims to provide better quality lower cost and greater satisfaction by merchandising products from ten leading tailoring houses with Brill prices ranging from 15 to 45 dollars.
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Brill
Brill Clothes At 15 Dollars Offer Delivers Value
Brill advertises tailored garments under 20 dollars with a 20 dollar service value guarantee. It touts a large selection of suits in dark worsteds, velours, Saxony cassimere, and worsted cheviot plus silk lined options and coats all priced at 15 dollars.
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Cravenette
Bulk Fathers Bulk addresses for stores and street corners
A compact list of bulk goods points with locations in Manhattan and Harlem. Includes UNION SQ near 14th St, C B'way, 279 BROADWAY near n Chambers, 47 CORTLANDT ST near Greenwich, 125TH STREET at a corner of Av, and HARLEM STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
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Union SQ
14Th St. C. B'way
Broadway
N. Chambers
Cortlandt ST
A. Gr’nwich
125Th Street
Harlem
Chicago Players Win World Amateur Billiards Title
Chicago players won the world amateur billiards championship at the Liederkranz Club. Champion Caltins W. Demarest defeated Kh W. Gardner of Passaic, N J 400 to 81 in the evening, while C B E Conklin of the Chicago Athletic Club beat Peri nand Poggenburg 400 to 269 in the afternoon. The match featured lengthy runs and uneven play with Demarest making multiple centuries before clinching in the thirtieth inning. Gardner struggled for form. Conklin led from the tenth inning and held off Poggenburg’s efforts to close out the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Caltins
W. Demarest
Kh. W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
E. Conklin
Chicago Athletic Club
Periinand Poggenburg
Liederkranz Chis
New York
Tru of
Bemarest
Conklin
Poggenburg
Demarest
Wittan
Charpion
Contiol
Gardner
R Hank
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W.L. P.cy Wn. Te PC
Louis
Cy Young
Munkini
Conroy
Bamie
Woyle
Thoney
Unglaub
Wes
Unglub
Honey
Doyie
Isleinow
Niles
Keeler
Deessier
Pavagner
o/Young
Batteris
Dygert
Schreck
Cates
Warmer
Keet
Gmpires
Hurst
Cunnabsme
Rlble
Chitara.c
Brite Sik
Grehe
Cleveland Si
Pirio Lisse
Rhoades
Clarke
Palty
Criss
Stephens
Mr. Evans
MO. B. Rowland Advertising
16Th Street
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati-St. Louis
Wy Lee
Cincinnati
Ruporb Browne
B'mont
Rates
Seymour
Brés
Dahlen
Devlin
MeSwiney
M'N
Dwell
F'g’son
Lind'm
Fordham
McDonald
Barill "Mpire
Deitrich
Loughlin Oval
American Association
Union League
Wilding
M'Carter
Chantilly Teevee
Céra Price
Heaslip Iss Jae Carl -Mazuma
Harcourt Asnemees
Lh Biz
Mark
Antony
Faust
Molesey
Aletheun
Maxnar
Feowe Og Tileingeae
Tom Reid
Renie Guia Saherene
Point Ceremonius
Annesty
John
Wee Wen
Hat Masterson
ORIEL
Rialto
Grimaldi
Royal Lads Capden
Holmes Star
Company B Games
Venth
Nan
Brunswick-Balke-Collender 60
Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
Sith
Sadat
City Hall
Union Square
Greeley Square
Bulk
Demarest and
Gopi
Eivening
Pemarest
Higt
Benhurs
Tarme
East 24Th St
Flatbush Ave
Kings Co
Boz
Times Square
Bryant
Ady
Caoqutchouc CO
American Branch Main Co., Ltd
58Th St
Ennsylvani
Sasananah
Pennsylvania
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Je Hebert
Avi
Avin
Optiviste
Streat
Autocar
Corhin
Darracq
Elmore
PIAT
Dot
Frayer
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Haynes Cis
Jackson & Gli
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Renault
Dayton Thomas
Grossm
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Columbus
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Pieret
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