New Rochelle to Dedicate Tablet for Huguenot Founders
New Rochelle marks its 220th anniversary with a bronze tablet at Hudson Park listing 130 Huguenot families linked to the city’s 1688 1750 history. The event includes a sermon by Rev Dr Charles F Canedy and speech by Dr Thomas Darlington with Mayor George G Raymond to accept the tablet. a dinner at the Yacht Club follows and a Sound sail.
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Broadway Stores Readership Advert Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes list three Broadway stores with street addresses including 34th Street and Warren Street area, suggesting a downtown retail directory item. No clear event or dates. content appears as scrambled fragmentary store listings from a late 19th or early 20th century paper.
Chicago Wins Both Ends of Brooklyn DH
In a National League doubleheader Chicago beat Brooklyn 2-0 in both games. Other results show Boston 10 St Louis 0, St Louis 5 Boston 8, Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 0. Standings list Pittsburg and New York leading, with Brooklyn and Chicago in close pursuit. American League had no games yesterday with today featuring St Louis at New York and Detroit at Washington among others.
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Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Pat Pittsburg
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Phia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Rites Sas
W. BE
Bostom
Giants and Pirates Set to Clash in Crucial Pittsburgh Series
The upcoming four game set between the New York Giants led by Mathewson and McGraw against the Pittsburgh Pirates could decide the National League pennant. Brooklyn’s defeat of the Pirates is noted, with Giants aiming to win at least three of four and stay in the lead as the season winds down. The race narrows as Chicago fades and Philadelphia falls out of contention, with home games and an electrical display at Madison Square and Gotham Theatres adding to the excitement.
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McGraw
Pittsburg
Pirates
Chicago
New York
Cubs
Phillies
Quakers
St. Louis
Brooklyns
Pittsburgh
Mathewson
Pelo Grounds
Madison Square
Gotham Theatres
Chicago blanks Brooklyn twice in baseball twin bill
Chicago pitchers lock down Brooklyn in both games as Hofman Sheckard and Chance spark a first inning run in game one. Reulbach survives early jams in game two with steady defense backing solid hitting for Chicago. Brooklyn struggles to score with only two hits in the opener and four in the nightcap.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Reulbach
Hofman
Sheckard
Fyers
al Hoffman
Sh'han
Meran
Evers
Steinfeldt
Chance
Tinker
Rucker
Alperman
Messrs
Ra and Emsie
State and Minor League Baseball Scores From Friday
Scores from several leagues show Syracuse defeating Troy 5 2 and Albany topping Binghamton 3 0 in state play. Scranton beat Eliira 8 4 while Wilkesbarre won 4 2. Mobile edged Birmingham 14 5 in Mobile and Atlanta defeated New Orleans 2 0. Memphis beat Montgomery 1 0. Waterbury and Holyoke played to 5 4 1 5 and Waterbury won 5 1. Bridgeport beat New Haven 6 4. Indianapolis edged Kansas City 2 1 in Kansas City while Milwaukee defeated Louisville 4 2. St Paul beat Columbus 4 2 and Minneapolis routed Toledo 6 0. Worcester defeated New Bedford 9 4 at Rock Pointe.
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Troy
Albany
Binghamton
Scranton
Eliira
Wilkesbarre
Utted
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Montgomery
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Holyoke
Bridgeport
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American Association
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Louisville
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Minneapolis— Toledo, 6; Minneapolis, 0. Yes New England League
Rock Pointe
Worcester
New Bedford
Highbridge Tops Ascension to Seize Interborough Lead
Highbridge defeats Ascension Field Club on Saturday to move into first place in the Interborough Baseball League as Astoria cannot play due to rain. Standings show Highbridge 9-2 for an .818 winning percentage, Astoria at .800, Sunnyside .444, Wesleyan .600, Cornell .222, Ascension .556, and M. C. B. L. at .000.
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Ascension Field Club
Highbridge
Interborough Baseball League
Astoria
TY Renee
W.L. PLC
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Sunnyside
Wesleyan
Cornell
Talk of New Auto Club Congress Aims At National Body
Widespread talk in the South and West centers on forming a Congress of Automobile Clubs to unite eastern and western groups. Withdrawals from state associations and defections cited prompt plans for an Auto mobile Club of America and Massachusetts group. The move seeks proportional club representation, reciprocal courtesies, interstate highway links, and uniform state laws benefiting motorists nationwide.
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Automobile Clubs
Kansas City Club
St. Louis
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Savannah
Automovile Club of America
Massachusetts Association
New York
Congress of Clubs
Bureau of Tours
East
Europe
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Olympic Fund Appeal Seeks More Donations
With days left to close the subscription list the Olympic athletes reception committee appeals for funds to cover celebration expenses. Only 4000 dollars received. at least 12000 more needed. Taft and Bryan decline to attend but send support and congratulations. An estimated 100000 people are expected near City Hall for the parade with 10000 participants. guests include athletes who competed in the games and will attend a Yankee Prince performance at the Knickerbocker Theatre Friday night.
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Conwey
Metz
William H. Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Conway
Major Dixon
George M. Cohan
Knickerbo
Miss Hurst Leads In Swim At Orchard Beach
Miss Clara T. Hurst of Staten Island won the 1 1 2 yard swim at Orchard Beach amid the aquatic carnival of the United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps. She defeated thirteen rivals and showed no fatigue from the prior day’s three mile Hudson River race. Hurst expressed desire to race Elaine Golding over any distance for a suitable prize.
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Staten Island
Elaine Golding
Bath Beach
Hudson River
Irvington
Piermont
United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps
Orchard Beach
Hurst
J. Brillan
C. Fordham
City Island
Volunteer Life Saving Corps
Bohemians Hold First Regatta on Harlem River
The First Bohemian Boat Club hosted its inaugural regatta on the Harlem River. Races were half a mile straightaway from the grain elevator to the club house. In the eight oared event two crews dueled. Artacek’s crew broke a crab late, and Crew No. 2 pulled ahead to win by a quarter length.
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Bohemian Boat Club
Harlem
Artacek
Fell cycle season to open at Madison Square Garden
The Fell cycle racing season at the saucer track in Madison Square Garden opens next Saturday night August twenty ninth and runs through September. Many new riders join the National Cycle Association title chase facing riders from Eastern tracks this summer. Baseball Today at American League Park features the New York Americans against St Louis.
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Madison Square Garden
Miller Wins Coney Island Quarter Mile Ocean Swim
Henry Miller wins a quarter mile ocean race at Coney Island from a field of twenty seven starters leaving from a wrecked ship. Ernest Nather finishes second and David Lippman third as Senator James Thompson referees the event at the Majestic Hotel area with a diamond studded medal awarded to Miller.
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Henry Miller
Coney Island
Saranac
Steeplechase Pier
Majestic Hotel
Ernest Nather
David Lippman
Miller
Nather
Lippman
James Thompson
Anderson Leads Olympus A C Athletes In Monthly Meet
A. Anderson led Olympus A C at Macomb's Dam Park with 17 points in the first monthly game. A. Fiegus was second with 15 points as six events were decided and the club championship will be awarded to the top scorer across three sets.
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Olympus Athletic Club
Macomb’s Dam Park
A. Fiegus
Futurity at Sheepshead Bay Draws Keene Madden Rivals
Anticipation builds for the twentieth Futurity at Coney Island’s Sheepshead Bay with Keene and Madden leading contenders. Betting is banned under state law, heightening public interest in the rival stables and their prize horses Maskette Wedding Bells Helmet Footpad Sir Martin Fayette Edward May Keenrt.
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Sheepshead Bay Course
Coney Island Jockey Club
Pierre Lorillard
Kings County
Sheepshead Bay
James R. Keene
John E Madden
Keene
Maskette
Wedding Bells
Helmet
Footpad
Madden
Sir Martin
Fayette
Edward
May Kearnet
Racing card listing six horse races and entrants
Six race program for a meeting featuring first race for three year olds and up at six furlongs with numerous runners. second race for two year olds at five and a half furlongs. handicap for three year olds and up at one mile with Robert Cooper and others. Whirl Stakes for three year olds at one mile including Golden Pearl and Frizette. maidens for three year olds and up at one mile and a sixteenth. and a one mile and a quarter selling race with Lally and others.
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Maros
Comedienne
Belle Strome
Dainty Dame
Trouveur
Boema
Ida D
Miss Cassie
Sara Rasquin
Jane Swift
Adriana Almea C
Miss Delaney
Lady Karma
Tea Leaf
Biscra
Trance
Personal
Royal Captive
Sandpiper
Tom Hayward
Waponocca
Hammock Boy
Campeon
Adele C
Colytto
Arondack
Garland
Erikina
Robert Cooper
Woodcraft
George G. Hail
Sanguine
Astor d’Or
Molesey
Cymbal
Alauda
Mombassa
D'Arkle
Campaigner
Okenite
Sun Fire
Easton
Whirl Stakes
Magazine
Frizette
Hessian
Rialto
the Squire
John
McMillan
Grace Cameron
Batsman
Lukey
Alabama
Lally
Sir Toddington
Plimnap
Tord Stanhope
Aster d
New York Club Swimmer Triumphs In Five Mile Showdown
L B Goodwin of the New York Athletic Club won the Amateur Athletic Union five mile championship from Echo Bay finishing 2 10 25 with Wenck Jr. and Louis Manley trailing. The field of thirteen started at New Rochelle Yacht Club as Henry James finished fourth but did not have his time recorded.
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Echo Bay
Amateur Athletic Union
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Lanes Bathing Pavilion
City Island
American Life- Saving Society
E.K. Wenck, Jr
New York
L. de B. Handley
Travers Island
Lerchmont
American Life-Saving Society
L. de B. Bandley
J. E. Wenck, Jr
Louis Manley
W. P. Mennen
James A. Kennedy
H. F E. Hauser
J. J. Hannigan
J. J. Lyons
Sally IX S Gould Cup Race Closes Close Yacht Sprint
Eleven of fourteen yachts finished the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Howard Gould Cup race from 6 25 p m to finish off the clubhouse around 10 am With Alera owned by A H and J W Alker taking first Sally IX owned by A E Black and sailed by Charles L Weyand finished second Juanita was third The final winner depends on Sally IXs rating with Mist contending if rating exceeds 91 85
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Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Alera
A. H
J. W. Alker
A. E. Black
Charles L. Weyand
Ss. C. Hunter
Juanita
Naiad
Minx
Tanya
Phryne
H. A. Jackson
Mist
Northwestern Athletic Club All Around Championship
L. F. Schneider captured four first places at the Northwestern Athletic Club all around championship held at 167th Street and Westchester Avenue. He topped Emery Payne who scored 7 087 and W. Barnett with 6 972 points out of 9 000 possible, earning the silver cup.
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Northwestern Athletic Club
167Th Street
Westchester Avenue
L. F. Schneider
Emery Payne
W. Barnett
Marathon winner greeted by 25,000 at Celtic Park
Olympic marathon winner John J. Hayes of the Irish-American A. C. is carried on shoulders and cheered by about 25,000 spectators at Celtic Park during an exhibition at the eccentric firemen's games. Ralph Rose set a 56 feet 2 inch throwing mark in the twelve-pound shot, though not a record as the event was an exhibition measured with a tape.
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England
Celtic Park
M. K. Harr
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W. C. Robbins
John J. Flanagan
Toe Morrisey
J. Ryan
Hoonors
California
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Ireland
Yale
J. M. Rosenberger
A. C
E. Coyle
Ravier A. A
Ceforge Bloch
WwWates
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Gordon A. C
H. Ek. Goggin
C. G. Ekman
Acorn A. C
W. J. Keating
John J. Ener Trish
CC Meyer
T. Chestnut
New York A. C
W. Battersley
Mercury
J. Feed
M. O'Connor
Mohawk A. C
BG McDermott
Xavier A. A
C. Meyer
Mercury A. C
Sheridan's New Record at Dundalk Meet
Martin J. Sheridan of the Irish American Athletic Club of New York broke the world discus free style record at Dundalk, throwing 142 feet inches with the same digus used at the London Olympics. The previous mark was 126 feet 1.3 inches set by Sheridan.
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Dundalk
Martin J. Sheridan
Fifty Thousand Dollar Trotting Derby Field in Readville
Readville prepares for a $50,000 American Trotting futurity next Tuesday with forty four contenders and at least five starters. Notable entries include High Ball Ed Geers with Teaset Hamburg Belle and Mack Mack while race heats will determine finalists for the $5,000 final.
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Readville
Ed Geers
Teaset
Hamburg Belle
John Mredden
Billy Andrews
Sweet Marie
Madden
Amy Brooke
Sterling- McKinney
Mack Mack
Sonoma
Girl
Margaret O
Wilkes Heart
Ahlan
Allen Winter
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Harriet Abterman
Jordan Francisco
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He Huntsman
Rebecca G
Vendetta Bingolo
Harley Thomas
Demarest Perinekes Pique
Tine Laird
Nenosi
Asx
Jennie Constantine
Ce Kess
Abdelsen Surette Baron
Watson
Wilkersen
Strong
Pcammner Suse
Marearet
Kinestress
Brooks Peter -Donna
Peter Balta
Hamburg
Ruth Dilton
Steriing M'Ki Baron Alerone
Hervalto
Fast Speedway Brushing Opens Fall Season
The Fall brushing season began yesterday at the Speedway with strong showings. E Bottemus's Rose Electrite and Dr Joseph Lemon's Paco Estrella led wins while旧 others rested at Mineola for New York Driving Club matinées. Rose Electrite beat Legannon and Helle Gibson, Dr Lemon’s Paco Estrella swept with two 2:20 times, and Doctor Chase defeated Cordovette as Virginia Belle won both brushes against Lucy.
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Mineola
New York
E. Bottemus
Joseph Lemon
Mr. Bottemus
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Poco Rstrella
Funstan
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Butterfly
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Charles Weiland
Cordovette
S. T. de Lee
Ide Lee
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Paco Estrella
Virginia Belle
Ifugh Riley
Lucy
Hollywood Golf Winners Take President's Caps at Hollywood Club
In Long Branch New Jersey on August 23 Arthur McAleenan and Hugh O'Donohue won the President's Caps at the Hollywood Golf Club. McAleenan beat Leopold in the final 5 up 4 to play after earlier defeating Bach and Levy. O'Donohue swept Class B, beating Jack O'Donohue 6 up 4 to play in the final.
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Hugh O’donohue
Hollywood Golf Club
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J. Levy
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Burns to fight Big Squires in Sydney rematch
American heavyweight champion Tom Burns faces Big Squires tomorrow night in Sydney for the third time. The joint syndicate managing bouts in Sydney and Melbourne has about 82,000 at stake across fights with Burns earning 10,000 plus 2,590 expenses, Leurires 4,250 and Melbourne bout terms. Lang is cited as the Australian heavyweight champion with Squires a former holder.
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De Rosier Breaks Speed Record On Short Bike Run
In Passaic, Jake De Rosier set a record pace on a motorcycle at Custom Stadium, clocking a quarter mile in 62.40 seconds, racing against Vari Riden and Arthur Mitchell. He previously posted a one mile mark and later helped win the two mile amateur motorcycle championship of America.
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de Roster
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America
Kramer Shuts Out Field In Newark Velodrome Heat Disqualified
Frank Kramer beat rival riders in a Newark Velodrome half mile handicap but was disqualified for riding inside the pole. Walter Barden of Buffalo placed second. Julia Westell and Eddigs Fit also placed. In tandem, Kramer and Fogler set a new record of 64 62 5 seconds. A 25 mile open amateur was won by Adam Brerman. Harlem River two heat events produced a dead heat then a row-off finish with prizes awarded.
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New York Times
Newark
N. 2
Frank Kramer
Faust
Joe Pogier
Wso
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Harlem
J_ O' Brien
Automobiles Offered in Five-Story Bargain Sale
Five-story sale of discounted autos advertised in Broadway Mammothsinfo Exchange at 5 West near Bear Broadway. Readable items include passenger cars and varied models with prices and paging. Call for details to learn about seating, models, and full listings.
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West
Nerf Bear Biromiway
Cme Rachetseating
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