Coler and Hurley in $10,000 Borough Loan Probe
Borough President Bird S Coler and Hurley vice president of the Borough Bank of Brooklyn faced a Purchasing inquiry over a $10,000 loan to Coler on Oct 9 1906 the same day a $24 168 55 sewer contract payment was expedited. Commissioners say private public ties risk public service and refer to District Attorney and Governor for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners of Accounts
McClellan
William S. Hurley
Borough Bank of Brooklyn
Bird S. Coler
Hurley
Coler
Knickerbocker Avenue
H. A. Rutan & Co
2Zutan & Co
Borough Bank
Rutan & Co
M. D. Madsen
Madsen
Borough Hall
Tia
Bruce Crane
Crane
Ther
Knickerbocker
Horough
W. H. Coler & Co
Fie
Frurley
Yinr
McCocey
Air
McCooey
Withington
Controller’s
Creuzbaur
Creagbaur
Finance Department
Department of Finance
Osler
Prover
Bargain Sale of Boys Shoes Weathered by Storm
A store reports a large stock of boys Oxfords and children's shoes remaining after a stormy day. Inventory lists 2290 pairs, with 343 at $4 value, 1489 at $3 and $3.50, and 458 at $2.50. Sizes 9 to 13% are $1.65. Three Broadway Stores on Warren Street, 43rd Street, and 4th Street.
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Broadway
Warren St
Old jockey found dead in New Jersey pond
David Taylor, a former English jockey and Derby winner, was found in Bunker Hill Pond Paterson on August 26. The body showed signs of struggle with head injury and folded coat on shore. Police investigate. acquaintances doubt murder, suggesting possible self harm. He came to the United States to race, winning major races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Paterson
N. J
David Taylor
Bunker Hill Pond
Taylor
Jockey George McFarland Among 16 Homeless in Harlem Freight Cars
Sixteen men found sleeping in New York Central freight cars at 188th Street yards were arraigned before Magistrate Finn in Harlem Court. After questioning, they were discharged with a warning. One inmate identified as George McFarland, a jockey, said he rode for Johnny Madden but was ruled out in California and asked for a place to sleep.
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New York Central Railroad
188Th Street
Finn
Harlem
George McFarland
Aurther
Johnny Madden
California
Long Island Motor Parkway Disclaims AAU Involvement
W G McAdoo, LI Motor Parkway director, declares the parkway is an independent commercial highway, not allied with the AAU or Automobile Club of America. The parkway will rent its facility to clubs, which may set entry rules, while the parkway itself will avoid taking part in the dispute.
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W. G. McAdoo
Long Island Motor Parkway Company
Long Island Motor Parkway
Automobile Club of America
Long Island Motor Farkway
Motor Parkway
Thomas Enters Brighton Twenty-Four Hour Race
The Harry Houpt Company announced a Thomas car will race at Brighton Beach on Sept. 11 and 12. Drivers Montague Roberts and Stanley Martin will compete, with Charles Swain replaced by Gen. John T. Cutting after an accident. Other entries include Lozier Fiat Stearns Simplex Isotta Renault and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Thomas
Harry {. Heupt
Frank Goldie wins three mile pro roller race at St Nicholas Rink
Frank Goldie won the three mile professional roller skating event at the St Nicholas Skating Rink on West 26th Street near Columbus Avenue. He led from the start and finished half a lap ahead of Willie, who fell near the end. Jay Burke of Brooklyn finished third with a time of 10:58 2-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goldie
St. Nicholas Skating Rink
West Xty-sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
Goldie
Willie
okDur Jay Fred Burke
Brooklyn
Gulidie
Brilliant finish wins for Giants in hill fight
Marel Hite as a coach capt Dontin answers appeal from his wife with single that ties game. Trouble in sixth. National League standings list New York 69 42 .622. Cincinnati 58 58 .491. Pittsburg 66 46 .589. Boston 49 65 .430. Chicago 67 47 .?. Philadelphia 59 49 .?. Brooklyn 40 71 .? The schedule shows New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at St Louis. Boston at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St.eel
Phila’phia
Baseball Schedule Reported Rain Impacts Several Games
In the American League two games between New York and Chicago and Billis-Boston were rained out. Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington St. Louis at Boston and Chicago at New York were also listed with rain delays.
Standing of the Clubs
Detroit, St. Louis, Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, Washington, New York, Philadelphia showing win totals and percentages in a standings table. Teams listed with games played and records reflect the period’s league ranking.
New York Giants Rally Past Pittsburg for Fourth Straight
In a tense Exposition Park finish the New York Giants edged Pittsburg 4 to 3 to extend their pennant drive. A ninth inning surge, sparked by Doyle and Bresnahan, turned the game after Mabel Hite urged Donlin to swing. McGinnity started and Mathewson finished as New York overcame a three-run Pittsburg sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
New York
Pittsburgs
Giants
Calcoro
Exposition Park
Mabel Hite
Mike Donlin
Mike
Brush
Doyle
Tive
Taylor
McGraw
McGinnity
Mathewson
Leach
Gill
Wagner
Devlin
Rigler
Oal
O'Day
Leich
Abbaticchio
Bridwell
Tenney
Seymour
Young
Barry
Bresnahan
Donlin
Capt
Doyle Firme
Teever
Thomas
L Ol Doyle
Clarke
Bres
Waener
Qdonlin
Gui
Aridweh
Gibson
Leever
Seeee
Chicago Wins Final Game of Series 6 to 4
Brooklyn misplays and selective hits plus sacrifices helped Chicago take the finale 6 to 4 in Chicago. The Chicago club received excellent support despite being hit hard overall and the game was noted in the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Late rally gives Chicago edge as Brooklyn falters
Visitors sparked a seventh inning surge while Brown slumped. Hofman Lumley and Evers produced key hits as Chicago built a lead, then held Brooklyn to a string of goose eggs in the late innings. Total runs 6 to 7 in a tight pitchers duel, with Maloney and Ritter errors adding to the tally.
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Brown
Chicago
Prooklyn - Abr
Hofman
Mheck
Lumley
Behulte
Hummel
Evers
Jordan
St'ni'dt
OfLews
Howard
Ritter
Tinker
Maloney
Pastor’s
Maloney, Ritter
Brooklyn
Kling
Baseball League Scores Across Regions
PASTERN LEAGUE results show Newark and Toronto winning on the road in two games each. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION reports Columbus and Milwaukee victories while St. Paul and Williamsport post wins in multi game sets. NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE, TRI-STATE, and SOUTHERN leagues list numerous close outcomes including extra innings and weather affected games.
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Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Providence
Baltimore
Buffalo
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Troy
Binghamton
Albany
Syracuse
Elmitra
Elmira
Wilkesbarre
Entra
Williamsport
Wilmington
Altoona
Reading
Harrisburg
Trefton
Johnstown
Lancaster
Southern Sealron
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Montgomery
Tfitteem
Baseball League Announces Player Contracts and Releases
President Harry C. Pulliam of the National Baseball League announced approval of several contracts and releases. Contracts were made with Boston Becker and William H. Chappelle. Chicago acquired J. S. Near Floyd N. Kroh. Cincinnati added Jacob C Volz. Pittsburgh signed Robert G. Vail. St. Louis added Fred J. Gaiser. Releases include Chicago sending John L. Donohue to Boston and Brooklyn releasing Pembroke Finlayson to Brockton NEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Pulliam
National Baseball League Today
Boston
Beals Becker
William H. Chappelle
Chicago
J. S. Near
Floyd NM. Kroh
Cincinnati
Jacob C Volz
Pittsburg
Robert G. Vail
St. Louis
Fred J. Gaiser
John L. Donohue
Brooklyn
Brockton
Pembroke
Finlayson
Orth to play with Lynchburg after release
Al Orth receives unconditional release from the Highlanders but plans not to retire. Returning home to Lynchburg Virginia he buys into the local Virginia League club and will serve as player and manager, having begun his pro career with Lynchburg thirteen years ago before reaching the majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Orth
Highlanders
Currelesa-Wonder
Lynchburg
Lncal
Orth
Mitchell Injured In Exhibition Game In Piqua
Michael Mitchell, Cincinnati National League right fielder, turned his ankle sliding into second base in an exhibition in Piqua. He sustained ligament damage likely to sideline him for the rest of the season as Cincinnati lost to the local team 10 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Ohio
Cincinnati
Michael Mitchell
Mitchell
Elidines
Open championship golf event at Myopia draws stars
Hamilton Mass August 26 A large field of nearly seventy professionals and about a dozen amateurs gathers for the United States open at Myopia Course. Defending champion Alec Ross faces challengers including Alec Smith Horace Rawlins and Walter J Travis. The tournament runs through Friday with 36 holes tomorrow and a final Friday conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mass
United States
Alec Ross
Brae- Buen Club
Newton
Alec Smith
Horace Rawlins
Walter J. Travis
H. W. Beveridge
Cinque Parts Club
Oxford
Cambridge
Myopia
Fred Ford
Scotland
Willie Anderson
Anderson
Myopta
Smith
Myropta
White Mountain golf qualifier opens at Waumbek Club
Jefferson Illinois August 20 The qualifying round for the White Mountain golf championship starts tomorrow morning at Waumbek Golf Club. In today's Kickers' Handicap the concealed number was 72 with three ties: Daniel A. Davis Courtney Punderford and Fre A. Martin. Ties to be settled Monday with another concealed number.
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Jefferson
N. Il
White Mountain
Waumbek Golf Club
Daniel A. Davis
Courtney Punderford
Fre . A. Martin
Water Sports Carnival at Chateau Beaux Arts
A Saturday carnival of aquatic events at Chateau des Beaux Arts begins at 2 50 p m on August 20. Noted swimmer Blaine Golding aims to beat a quarter mile record after recent Hudson crossing and Chateau records.
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Chateau Beaux Arts
Chateau Des Beaux Arts
Blaine Golding
the Hudson
Chateau
Misses Thiel
Rose Pick
Helen Weill
Belle Sheridan
Una Lorraine
Ray Mulvey
Eugene Kelley
Harry Marten
William Teyle
Cortlandt van Dusen
Thiei
Malvey
Deitrich
Currier
van Dusen
Marten
Kelley
White
Boyle
Ferber
Graham
New Blood Aims for Madison Square Garden Twenty Five Mile Race
The Fall race meet at Madison Square Garden opens with a twenty five mile professional championship lap race featuring Charles Sherwood back from Europe with a long list of victories and Elmer Collins, who has held pace through summer events. Sherwood is described as in great condition and confident, while Collins will also start alongside rivals MacLean Moran Butler and others.
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Madison Square Garden
Charles Sherwood
Europe
Elmer Collins
MacLean
Moran
Butler
Featherweight title decided at Stadium as Bauer tops Frederick
In Sydney this afternoon Bauer defeated Frederick to win the featherweight championship of the fleet. The stake won by Tommy Burns in his fight with Bill Squires last Monday was paid today.
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Sydney
Bauer
Frederick
Tommy’ Burns
Bill’’ Squires
Pigeon Sets Long Distance Homing Record to East Liverpool
Silver Bill, a homing pigeon owned by William McGonnigle of East Liverpool, reportedly broke the Denver to East Liverpool distance record at about 1,236 miles. The bird completed the flight in thirteen days and three hours, beating the prior best of fourteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Ohio
Silver Bill
William McGonnigle
Denver
Col
Bryan Calls for Government Guarantee of Bank Deposits
A Times Want Ad compares deposit guarantees to Uncle Sam's promise to pay as a path to restore prosperity. The note reflects Bryan urging government guarantees to stabilize banks and reassure investors.
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Bryan
Uncle Sam
Ady
Abad finish in mud as Brother Jonathan wins Melrose Stakes
Long race in heavy rain at Yonkers sees Whitney bred three year old Brother Jonathan prevail by a head over Moquette in the Melrose Stakes over one mile and a half. Trash finishes third as Old Honesty fades and the crowd endures raw weather and a dismal racing day.
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Whitney
Brother Jonathan
Empire City Racing Association
Yonkers
T. W. Coulter
Mocnette
Old Honesty
Maquette
Trash
Moquette
Trash Finshed
Rami
D. Jones
R. Doggett
Coulter
Light Fields
Fravorites
Sen
Sir Joddington
CH. Smith
Kra
Collens
Robin Hood
Gor
Smith
BeBe Se Csas
Gol White
Gilbert
Bath Vera
Peta
Mir Carthy
Jonathan
Dugan
Flash
Upton
Honesty
W. Coulter
Oh Ward
Okonits
J. Butlér
Sebots Ans Dainty Dame
Lally
T Gilbert
Indy Karma
Kisysk
Area del Monorle
Dugag
Custlewood
A. Laog
Lord Stanhope
Horse racing card with weights and entrants read aloud
A fragmented race program lists weights and horses for multiple races. Notable names include Lally Oykonite Sir Toddington George G Aan and Pink Ja among several entries across four to six furlong events with apprentice allowances noted in places. Detailed weights range from about 92 to 132 pounds with various entries per race.
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Lally
Oykonite
Sir Toddington
George G. Aan
D'Arkle
Hkilliecrankie
Lad of
Langden
Aster D'Or
Speeros Meidens
Nelina
Catherine Simpson End Enerss
Bird of Fught I
Merise
Yankes
Daucater
Lady Swift
Sty Nuriates
Weateh
Rock Casa
Cameron
Mariana
Ardenia
Pink
Jay Dinners
Molesey
Estone
Ovan
Don Enrique
Gienp
Elicide
Master Robert
Laughing Byeres
al. Muller
Clover Crest
Larkview
Cobalt
Arasee
Coner
Lou
Your
Jacobite
Furiours
Mtu
Mloreal
Hardis
Mock Bay
Srondack
Dander
Jme
Lawdon Wiggins
Nile
Rockyto
Sir ‘Fodvtington
Cymbal
Tea Leef
Trrizette
Crack Shot
Lord Stenhone
Sukey
Gift from Jockey Highlights Empire City Racing Notes
James Butler, president of the Empire City Racing Association, received a unique gift when jockey James Butler sent the whip used by Pinkola the winner of the first Empire City Handicap. A note explains the name similarity prompted the gift and the boy's pride in buying a Kentucky farm for his parents. Smith is reinstated after stewards' review while Radtke’s past year’s conduct is deemed not connected to Smith.
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James Butler
Empire City Racing Association
Hays
Mr. Butler
Rody Pinkola
Iutter
Aleady
Kentucky
Andrew Miler
Jockey Club
Thomas Ish
Newcastle
Alex Smith
Saratoga
Smith
Enmie
Hermar Radtke
Radtke
Keene Ships Third Batch of Castletown Horses to England
James R. Keene of Castleton farm Kentucky sends fourteen yearling fillies to England aboard the Atlantic Transport Line Minneapolis for Fall blood stock sales at Newmarket. The goal is to reduce his American breeding herd, not to establish a training stable in England, with past consignments fetching strong prices in the British market.
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James R. Keene
Castleton Farm
Kentucky
England
Atlantic Transport Line
Minneapolis
Newmarket
Keene
Castleton
Argentine Republic
New York
J. B. Haggin
Elmendorf
Mr. Keene
Fall Fasig Tipton Yearling Sale Opens at Sheepshead Bay
The Fall Fasig Tipton thor oughbred yearling sale begins at Sheepshead Bay with consignments from Catesby Woodford Raceland Stud and Col. E F Cissy Runymede Stud. Notable dams include Running Water Yankee Gi Memories Uncle Agile Alpena He Knows Albert Star Whimsical Blues Blue Girl Hollister Alcedo Melissa. Sires include Star Sheet Sir Dixon Bridgewater Star Ruby Orlando Ben Brush Tanzmeister Miller Mazagan Ogden and St Enox. The Gol Misteri Young group follows Aug 31 and Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasig-Tipton
Sheepshead Bay
Catesby Woodford
Raceland Stud
Col. E. F. Cissy
Runymede Stud
Yankee Gi
Agile
Alpena
Albert Star
Blues
Blue Girl
Hollister
Alcedo
Melissa
Star Sheet
Sir Dixon
Bridgewater
Star Ruby
Orlando
Ben Brush
Tanzmeister
Miller
Mazagan
Ogden
St. Enox
Gol Misteri Young
Eastern New York Trotting Circuit Opens at Saratoga County
At the Saratoga County Wall track in Ballston New York on August 26 the Eastern New York Trotting Circuit opened with two events. Minnie Albert owned by R J Schulte Rhinebeck won the 2:17 class trotting and pacing with Orcid second Wild Wave and Prince fourth. best time 2 18 74. In the 2:30 class Mary Russell owned by G R Russell Lake George won with Rex Mar second Tired Wilkes third and Forizo fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballston
N. Y
Aus
New York
Saratoga County Wall
Minnie Albert
R. J. Schulte
Rhinebeck
Orcid
Wild Waves
Prince
Mary Russell
G. R. Russell
Lake George
Rex Mar
Tired Wilkes
Forizo
Myopia Freebooters Lose to New Haven in Newport Polo
In Newport the Myopia Freebooters fell 1 1/2 to 5 to the New Haven polo team at the Westchester Polo Club. Hugh Drury starred for New Haven with five goals. Capt Dudley Carleton led Myopia. Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt and several society guests attended despite cold, rainy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Myopia Freebooters
New Haven
Tennis tournament results from Neagata on the Lake
International tennis tourney matches feature Niles the Harvard champion, Scarce, Johnston, Watrd and others. Results show Harvard, Toronto, Philadelphia players, and mixed doubles wins with notable scores and faces from Buffalo New York and Providence.
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Neagata-On-The-Lake
Ontario
Ayr
Niles
Harvard
Miles Tlarvard
Parna
Toronte
Cleveland
Arckner
Philadelphia
G—ir Johnston
Philadedhia
Smith
Chieu
Watrd
Toronto
Henshaw
Providence
Sunny Newt York
Downer
Mmisses Fairburn
Wanger
Evans
Carrol
Quakers in Tennis Final at State Championship
BAR HARBOR Me August 26 Philadelphians reach the finals of the men's doubles at the Swimming Club by Thursday morning. Dixon and Kawasaki of the University of Pennsylvania beat Pennington Jefferson and Frederick Pearson of New York, while Robert S Patter and Cregg of Philadelphia defeated Clement Karnwell and Nerherson of New York in a fast match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bar Harbor
Jay
Pennington Jeierson
Erederick Pearson
New York
Dixon
Kawasaki
University of Pennerdvenia
Philadylihians
Steader
North East Storm Delays National Tennis Championship Match
A heavy northeast storm interrupted the National tennis championship at the Casino in Newport. The semifinal between Ti0ats Wright of Boston and Fr. RB. Alexander of New York was postponed to tomorrow if conditions improve. Many players gathered while rumors of private wagers circulated around the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. T
Wright
Boston
RB. Alexander
New York
Muncy
Tarlurrow
National rifle team match results at Camp Perry
The United States infantry team won the national rifle team match at Camp Perry with 5,224 points. Navy placed second with 3,210, winning the Fletcher trophy and 200 dollars. Cavalry took third with 8,180 and 156 dollars. Marine Corps finished fourth with 3,111 and 100 dollars. Wisconsin riflemen led all National Guard teams with 3,078. Massachusetts came sixth, Naval Academy seventh, Pennsylvania eighth, District of Columbia ninth, Washington tenth, and Iowa twelfth.
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Camp Perry
Onlo
Suu
Obi A
Navy
Cavalry
Aagathon
Martine Corps
Wisconsin
Sechusetts
Naval Academy
Pennsylvania
Rousay Wins Great Ebor Handicap Plate
London reports Capt. Laing's Rousay took the Great Ebor Handicap Plate worth 5000 dollars for three-year-olds and up. A. Bell's Old China finished second and Mr. Thompson's Turbine placed third. Rousay opened as the 11 to 8 favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Capt. Laing
A. Bell
Mr. Thompson
Turbine
Readville Trotting Races Postponed
Readville Mass August 246 The Grand Circuit races at Readville track were called off today due to a heavy northeast rainstorm. All events will be set over one day later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Mass
Soldiers in line for the Olympic athletes parade
Gen Fred D. Grant orders Coast Artillery units from Fort Hamilton and Fort Wadsworth to muster 2000 troops for a parade honoring the American Olympic team. The schoolboy division will assemble at 9 AM, with high school rifle teams leading, while cyclists and other amateur athletes seek positions. Roosevelt visit, outings, and a Century Road Club escort are noted alongside parade flag history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Grant
Department of the East
Tas
Colt Harris
Coast Artillery
Fort Hamilton
Ffty
Fort Wadsworth
United States
Col. Fisher
J. J. Dixon
Miliitary Committee
George N Wi Ingate
Public Schools ‘Athletic League
Ji Broadway
East Side
Emanuel Haug
John J. McHuek
Amateur Athletic Union
Cluch
John J. Walsh
Pastime Athletic Club
Wiliam F. Jacobs
Century Road Club
Algerica
Mig Greene Avenue
Brooklyn
J. Fe Lerby
Broadway
New York City
Sue Cohan
Iympic
Paul He Henkel
President Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Big Tim’ Sullivan
Point View Grove
College Point
Gustavus T. Kieby
American Olympiec Committee
Ralph Rose
California
Wirl
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Geo. McFarland
Parkway
Brighton
Harry Heupt
Marel Hite
Dontin
National Lhoague
Detroit
Washington
Ty. P.c
ETI
Phila
Phia
American League Park
Pulliam’s Baseball Bulletin
T. G. Stevenson
Tomorow
Kickers
Waumbek
Sherwood
Garden
Bet
Mt. Vernon
Jerome Ave
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Lex
125Th St
149Th
151St Sta
Kingsbridge
Bronx
Westchester
Sir John
Wir
John
lgeCwst
Buran
McDaniel
Eschaw
Prudent
Amsk
Lark
Yonkers Races
Keene Horses
Fasig
Tipton
Saratoga County
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B. Thomas
Citta
Beleres
Hugh Drury
al Stevenson
Ludsey
Carleton
Beer Ab
Wwittam A
Asurd
Niagara
Quakers
Rain Steps
Newport Tennis
Infantry Tekes National Trophy
Rousay
Hacket
Carhart
Chambers St
3Th St
Grant
Order of Fliberal Celtic Park
Sanday
John, Flanagan
W. E. Robbins
Robert Cloushon
Igh
D. M. Guinby & C0
Newark, N. J
Universal Auto & Motor Boat Supply Co
Chamiees ST
Acromeboile & Motor Boat Supplies
Stovduay Marmnoth
Auto CO
B’way
Larzest
ACMS
J. Cordner & Finn
Broadwaye
Fyway & WA Autocar
River
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Pee Fin U.s8
Broaway
Step Phana Bank
Corbin
Elmar Freyer M
Garford
Elliott
Hannty Go
Fiway, al Gist St. N.Y
Morr Parthodam
Eer
Garford Motor Car Co
Ivvay
Bryant
Haynes - Acton Jhles O
Luzles “Motor © Co
Lozier
Marion & Overland
York
Guindy, J. M. & Co
Renault
Mivirt Droshers
Tal
Isotta
Aschini Cars
N. A
HikiSs
Stevers-Duryea
Spaliang & Dros
W. Std
Hryaoty
Humas
Hout Co
St. Tel
B. J. Willis CO
Park Place
West Broadway
Wotorboet
H. P
E. J. Willis Co
N.Y
5Th Av
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