Hughes Urges Honest Service as Fairgoers Hear Speech
Governor Hughes addressed about 10 000 at the Dunkirk Chautauqua County Fair praising fairs for education and state support. He warned against appointive favoritism, urged public honesty, and said government must serve all people with accountability and duties shared by citizens and corporations.
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New York Times
Jamestown
XN. Y
Hughes
Chautauqua
Dunkirk
Executive Chamber
Albany
Chautauqua County
New York
Grand Jury Invite for Governor Hughes Dinner in 1903
Kings County July August Grand Jury invited Governor Hughes to a Sept 3 1903 dinner at Tappan's Hotel Sheepshead Bay to show support for anti race track gambling efforts. County Judge Dike and DA staff also invited. party alignment noted as a potential factor in attendance.
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Kings County
Gov. Hughes
Dike
Tappan’s
Sheepshead Bay
Gring the Gorernor
Local Store Prices and Stock Figures Amid Listings
The fragment lists various stock counts and prices including 199 items at 2.50, 120 at 3, 1044 at 3.50 and boys’ lam o Shanters Winterweight mostly 1.25 2 and 2.50. Mentions Rocers Pier & Company and Three Broadway Stores with addresses Warren St 43tbst 34th St and phone 258 842 4302.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Warren St
34Th St
Blunder in Track Arrests At Yonkers Racecourse
Four arrests under the anti-betting law were made at Yonkers race track yesterday. Mistakes were admitted in two cases as Archie Zimmer trainer for Tim Sullivan and Wally Pessenden a former baseball figure were held. Zimmer rushed back to the track to scratch his horse. The others, Henry Klitner and Ed Meyers, were bookmakers’ employees. All were bailed.
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Yonkers
Yorkers
Tohn Doe
Archie Zimmer
Timothy D. Sullivan
Wally Pessenden
Sheepshead Bay
Dessenaen
Zimmer
Sir Toddington
Larry Mulligan
Sullivan
Henry Klitner
Ed Meyers
Americans Prepare for Berlin Balloon Race In October
American delegates and substitutes gear up for the Berlin October 11 balloon race. L. D. Dozier sails to represent the Aero Club of St. Louis which built a new balloon in Paris for the event. Lieut Lahm may be delayed by Fore-Myer tests. N. H. Arnold would substitute. Alan R. Hawiey and Cortlandt Bishop of the Aero Club of America will also attend in Berlin.
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America
Berlin
Berlin Aero Club
S L. D. Dozier
Aero Club of St. Louis
Frank P. Lahm
St. Louis
Paris
Lieut
Jiaim
Lieut. Lahm
Fore - Myer
Wright invited to carry out aeroplane experiments in Berlin
Berlin report says the War Department has invited Wilbur Wright the American aeroplanist to conduct experiments in Berlin under a semi official statement.
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Berlin
War Department
Wilbur Wright
Trolley Wrecks Hurt Five In Hollis N Y
Four horses were killed and five men injured when two Long Island Traction Co trolley cars collided with a farm wagon and a furniture van on successive crossings in Hollis near Jamaica. Injured include Hedderman Murphy Cummings and McNamara. Second crash occurred in front of Kellogg home. nurses aided victims before ambulances arrived.
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Hollis
L. I
Jamaica
Long Island Traction Company
John Hedderman
West Fifty-sixth Street
Jamaica Hospital
John Murphy
East Sixty-ninth Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Richard Cummings
139Th
Twelfth
Skidmore
McNamara
Manhattan Storage Company
Forty-first Street
Lexington Avenue
Hedderman
Cummings
Murphy
Rawdon W. Kellogg
Woodhull Avenue
Alton Street
Kellogg
Miss Jones
Suitor Arrested in Larceny Case at Jefferson Market Court
Gordon Egerton, a Mills Hotel baggage attendant, was arraigned on charges by Miss Louise Culliford of Bristol England for stealing 210 in cash and a diamond ring valued at 50. He admitted taking the money and promising marriage, while denying any lasting act beyond spending the sum. Detectives cited a falsified backstory involving a Toronto mining engineer. Bail set at 1000 for Saturday exam. Culliford described as independent and traveling with a party last May.
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Gordon Egerton
Mills Hotel No. 2
Bleecker Street
Jefferson Market Court
Louise Culliford
Bristol
England
Miss Culiford
Miss Culliford
Hudson and Hoolihan
Nyles MacGregor
Toronto
Canada
Egerton
Niles earns straight-sets win in international lawn tourney
In Niagara on the Lake Ontario the Starvard champion Niles of Boston defeated Collins of Cleveland 6-1 6-3 in the Men's Open. Other results include Johnston beating Beard 6-2 6-3 and Baird over Wagner 6-3 6-4. Women and doubles matches also decided with Toronto and New York players posting wins.
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Niagara - ON the
Ontario
Niles
Starvard
Collins
Cleveland
Boston
Johnston
Philadelphia
Beard
Cleeveland
Kirkover
Purtalo
Nash
Baird
Toronto
Wagner
Buffalo
Wick
New York
Spanner
Avery
Detroit
Miss Fairbairn
Miss Stimson
Chicago
Miss Wagner
Miss Summer- Kayes
Miss Mores
Miss Toultbee
Miss Wagener
Kawasaki wins Maine tennis title over Gregg in final
H Kawasaki of 1 yama defeats R Gregg of Philadelphia to take the finals. Rhodes and Dixon with the University of Pennsylvania win doubles 6-4 6-3 6-1 against Potter and Percy. Bodman awaits in the championship round.
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Bar Harbor, Me
H. Kawasaki
Yama
Maine
R. Gregg
Philadelphia
Borrow
D. P. Rhodes
Tennis finals postponed by heavy rains in Newport
The National tennis tournament final between Beals C. Wright of Boston and F. B. Alexander of New York, set for today in Newport, was postponed until tomorrow. The following challenge match for the championship between tomorrow’s winner and defending champion William A. Larned is expected to be played on Saturday.
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Newport
BR. I
Beals C. Wright
Boston
F. B. Alexander
New York
William A. Larned
Baseball Today Two Games at American League Park
Two games scheduled with first pitch at 2 PM at American League Park. New York Americans face Chicago in the featured matchup. One admission price listed with advance option.
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Baseball Today
N. Y
Chicago
Adv
Giants Lose Home Opener To Chicago Five One
In a National League tilt Chicago defeated New York 5 to 1 as costly errors by Donlin and Wiltse let in two Chicago runs. The column also notes other yesterday scores with Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, St. Louis, and Cincinnati results and current club standings.
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Donlin
Wiltse
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Poston
Cincinnati
Weather and Schedule Notes From The Day
American League games listed with rain affecting New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Washington and St Louis Boston. Today Chicago visits New York for two games while Detroit travels to Philadelphia and Cleveland plays Washington with St Louis at Boston.
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New York-Chicago
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelph Alas Oe
Cubs Triumph Over Giants In Chicago Crowd Record
Chicago fans packed the ballpark as the Cubs defeated the New York Giants 5 to 1. Evers and Kling sparked the offense with key hits in the fourth and fifth innings while Wiltse and Chance pitched steady but off the mark for New York. The game featured a disputed Scott of Kling’s apparent homer and a historic crowd swelling beyond capacity before the first pitch.
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New York Times
Chicago
Ill
Giants
Cubs
Evers
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Kling
Othes
Barry
Doyle
Ieven
Wiltse
Chance
Bridgell
Feld
Denlin
Donlin
Seymour
Emilie
Senc Kling
Pféister
Hofman
Bridwell
Sheckard
Tenney
Horman
Bvers
New York
Preister
Stolenich
Devlin
Ever Hofman
Pfeister
Messrs
O’day
Emsilie
Close Fight For Pennant In Tight National League Race
The National League pennant chase tightens as New York loses to Chicago while Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia in a trio of close games. New York leads by 23 points with Pittsburgh 2 ahead of Chicago, as fans expect decisive outcomes from the remaining contests.
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New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
National hunger spread and demand grows abroad
A fragmented line notes that hunger and demand extend nationwide and beyond borders. It highlights a rising call from the public and a sense of urgency as peoples seek specifics of essential goods. The wording reflects a period voice and broad geographic reach.
Brooklyn Triumphs In St. Louis Series Opener
Brooklyn rally caps first game of the series with a ninth inning run to defeat St. Louis 2 to 1 in St. Lavis. Beebe pitched for St. Louis while Wilhelm matched him for Brooklyn as the game lasts one hour forty minutes with strong Brooklyn offense sparking the late comeback.
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ST. Lavis
Brooklyn
St. Louis Thisees
Tool
Lota Tsy
Se Lavi
Beebe
Reilly
St. Louis
Brooklyn Eel Coo
Sergen
Lumley
Maloney
Wilhelm
Alperman
Sheehan
Kenetchy
Jordaan
Leche
Mr. Klein
Craries
Murray
Kitchy
Delenty
I Byrne
Kieilly
Unclear listing of batteries and names at Cincinnati event
Fragmentary OCR notes from Cincinnati mention batteries named Spade Volz Schlel Tuckey Ferguson and Graham. No clear event, date, or outcome is provided.
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RHA
Boston
Cincinnati
Spade
Volz
Schlel
Tuckey
Ferguson
Graham
Baseball scorecard fragment from St Louis and Boston game
A fragmentary box score shows St Louis and Boston players and battery pairs for a second game. Credits list Batteries Bailey Smith Young Criger for St Louis and Dineen Stephens Cicotte Morgan Donohue for Boston with scattered inning numbers and scores.
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R.H.E. St Louis
Boston
R.H.E. St. Louis
Dineen and Stephens
Cicotte, Morgan and Donohue
Baseball scores from multiple minor leagues around the region
Roundup of recent games across the Eastern State and Tri-State Leagues with final scores including Buffalo 5 Jersey City 0, Montreal 42 Newark 1, Toronto 11 Baltimore 1, Rochester 8 Providence 4, Albany 5 Binghamton 4, Utica 6 Wilkes Barre 5, Elmira 4 Scranton 0, Troy 8 Syracuse 0, Altoona 7 Reading 0, Johnstown 5 Lancaster 4, Harrisburg 5 Tremonton 1, Williamsport 2 Wilmington 1 in 12 innings, New Bedford 7 Lowell 6, Brockton 1 Worcester 0, Worcester 7 Brockton 3 in second game, Lynn 5 Haverhill 2, Fall River 2 Lawrence 1 in 11 innings, Meriden 2 Springfield 3 in 60 innings, Holyoke 2 New Haven 3 in 60 innings, Minneapolis 7 St Paul ds?, Milwaukee 3, Birmingham 3 New Orleans 2 in second game, Little Rock 10 Montgomery 3.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Mountreal
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
Albany
Binghamton
Utica
Wilkesbarre
Elmira
Scranton
Troy
Syracuse
Altoona
Reading
Johnstown
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Trenton
Williamsport
Wilmington
New
Lynn
Haverhill
Fall River
Lawrence
Meriden
Springfield
Holyoke
New Haven
American Association
Minneapolis
Minne Se
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Southern League
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Montgomery
White Mountain Golf Opens With Wide-Range Qualifying
Jefferson New Hampshire August twenty seventh golf column reports Waumbek Club hosts White Mountain championship qualifying and first match play. Bryce Evans led with best eighteen hole gross of 79. Dartmouth player F A Martin and E B Knowlton among top seeds. First round results include Woodfin over Keith four up three to play and Richards over Evans one up.
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New York Times
Jefferson
N. H
White Mountain
Waumbek Golf Club
Bryce Evans
Braeburn
E. B. Knowlton
Dyker Meadow
H. P. Farrington
Commonwealth Golf Club
F. A. Martin
Dartmouth College
H. C. Richards
St. Andrew's
Evans
Cc. H. Brown
J. D. Woodfin
S. Keith
K. C. Punderford
L. Miyers
J H. Williams
H. Richards
Fe Farrington
H. Austin
E. Knowlton
C. H. Brown
the Owens
George McCook
Quaker Players Lead in Canterbury Test
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia faced Kent in Canterbury with Mor ris scoring 48 in 50 minutes and Lester defending for an hour and a half for 34 as Philadelphia total reached 430. Kent started strong but collapsed to 66 for seven at day's end. King and Hordern led Kent's bowling.
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Canterbury
Philadelphia
England
Kent
Morris
King
Lester
Hordern
Rifle Tourney Closes at Camp Perry
Ohio Aug 27 Sergeant Co E Orr of Ohio won the National pistol match and the national individual rifle title as the second annual United States Army tournament concluded. The United States Infantry won the national team match, with Ohio sailors and officers securing several special prizes for slow fire rapid fire and skirmish scores.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
J. F. Dortch
Navy
Trent. M. P. Stiles
Maine
J. O. Stemple
F. EB. Resche
Minnesota
Denny
Lee
New York Yacht Club Sets Autumn Cups Regatta Details
The Regatta Committee announces the Autumn cups regatta on the Glen Cove course next Thursday. Three divisions include Classes A to inclusive, L M P, and NYYC thirty-footers with 12 oclock warning. Committee members are H de B Persons chairman Ernest E Lorillard Walter C Kerr and James D Sparkman.
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New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
H. de B. Persons
Ernest E- Lorillard
Walter C. Kerr
James D. Sparkman
Oldfield and Ryan to Race at Latonia September dates
Cincinnati reports a planned two day race at Latonia on September 12 and 13 between Barney Oldfield and John J. Ryan for 2500 dollars per side. A companion match between Walter Christie and Charles W Soules was also arranged for the same dates.
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Cincinnati
John J. Ryan
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Ryan
Latonia
Walter Christie
New York
Charles W. Soules
Empire City Races Special Trains From Grand Central
Last day events at Yonkers and Mt Vernon proceed with special trains from Grand Central and Lex Ave stations. Start times listed and connections noted for 125th Street and Kingsbridge lines. Admission two, ladies one dollar.
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Empire City
Yonkers
Mt. Vernon Jerome
Grand Central Lex. Ave
Mt. Vernon
125Th St
149Th
181St Sts
Kingsbridge
Bronx and Westchester
Pinkola Dominates Empire City Handicap on Muddy Yonkers Track
Western colt Pinkola held off rivals on a heavy Yonkers course to win the Empire City Handicap at one mile and sixteenth, defeating Don Enrique and Zienap. Magazine and Cymbal also scored in the program as Four Post favorites hit in mud.
Horse Races with Stakes Weights for Various Ages and Distances
A list of race entries with weight assignments for two year olds in six furlongs, three year olds and up selling in six furlongs, a one mile handicap, the Frivolitr Stakes for two year olds five and a half furlongs, a three year olds selling one mile, and a one mile and an eighth selling race. Names include Stherial Fashion Plate Personal Tom Hayward The Pippin Goldproof Robin Hood Dainty Dame Melle Strome Big Be Infanta Cymbal Mester Robert Don Enrique Firestone The Wrestler Aster D or Black Oak Ladof Langden Zienay Campaigner Gliding Belle Aunt Aggie Dick Poller Erhet Fore Aron dack Court genet Gliding Belle Castlewood Frizette Moneclé Stone Street Ward Black Oak Biskra Konda Queen Marguerite Miss Delaney Long Ball Olen Ste Sir Toddington Lad of Langdon Grimaldi.
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Stherial
Fashion Plate
Personal
Tom Hayward
the Pippin
Goldproof
Robin Hood
Dainty Dame
Melle Strome
Big Be
al Muller
Infanta
Cymbal
Wandicap
Mester Robert
Don Enrique
Firestone
the Wrestler
Aster D'or
Black Oak
Ladof
Langden
Zienay
Campaigner
Dick Poller
Erhet
Fore
Arondack
Court Genet
Aunt Aggie
Castlewood
Frizette
Moneclé
Stone Street
Lford
Biskra
Konda
Queen Marguerite
Miss Delaney
Long Ball
Olen- Ste
Sir Toddington
Lad of Langdon
Grimaldi
Sheepshead Bay Reduces Admission for Autumn Meeting
The Coney Island Jockey Club cut admission fees for men from 33 to 2 and women from 1 50 to 1 at Sheepshead Bay Autumn meeting. The Yonkers plan mirrors the move and the field stands will close during the meeting opening with the Futurity. No other conduct changes were made. The executive decision keeps betting restricted and installs netting to maintain lawful conduct.
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Sheepshead Bay
F’om
Luzerne County Fair Draws 30000 Fans For Races
Thirty thousand spectators filled the Luzerne County fair in Wilkes-Barre as clear weather met a near perfect track. In the 2:29 Trot Magic Pride swept the first, second and fourth heats, with Major Prorest, Media and George W. W. among placers. In the 2:17 Pace Princess R. won all three heats, Jonas Lane's Sen and George W. W. placed, best time 2:17.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Luzerne County
Surmanes
Magic Pride
Major Prorest
Princess R
Jonas Lane
S. Sen
George W. W
American Dory Wins International Cup in Amsterdam
In Amsterdam an American entry won the International Dory Cup race. The winning dory, Tautog, skipped by George Gardiner, completed the five legs in 2 minutes 10 seconds. George G. Fry’s victory signals a probable Amsterdam Yacht Club challenge next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.G. Fry
Tautog
Amsterdam
George Gardiner
Dixie fH to race here in Hudson River motorboat carnival
J J Schroeder's Dixie Ir America’s champion motorboat, fresh from British and Thousand Islands triumphs, will compete in the Hudson River carnival week starting Sept 21. The event, organized by the Colonial Yacht Club, features speed trials long-distance cruises and three series races under American Powerboat Association rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Schroeder
Dixie
Thousand Islands
Hudson River
Dixie Ir
Bayonne
Colonial Yacht Club
Western Street
Hudson
Motorboat Club of America
National Association of Engineered Boat Manufacturers
Peekskill and
Back
Poughkeepsie and
American Powerboat Association
Fafferts
Chip
Olympic Athletes to Compete at Celtic Park Carnival
American Olympic team stars including Melvin W Sheppard arrive aboard the Baltic for a Sunday event at Celtic Park Long Island City. Notable matchups feature Sheppard versus Guy Hinskins and rivals Rasph Rose and John Flanagan in shot put and weight events. Yale athletes Cloughan and Robbins race in the 100 yard handicap. Gaelic football games Cork versus Tipperary and Cavan versus Queens County highlight the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Celtic Park
Long Island City
Conway
Guy Hinskins
University of Pennsylvania
Rasph Rose
California
John Flanagan
Robert Cloughan
W. E. Robbins
Yale
Cork
Tipperary
Cavan
Queens County
Opening Night for Fall Amateur Racing at Madison Square Garden
An invitation goes to all Olympic competitors for the Fall season opener at Madison Square Garden. George Cameron of the Irish American Athletic Association and Lou Weintz of the New York Athletic Club will race as amateurs in two events, a one mile handicap and a two mile lap race. The latter promises a sensational race with special prizes for leaders in the most laps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral
Madison Square Garden
George Cameron
Irish-American Athletic Association
Lou Weintz
New York Athletic Club
Camerom
Weintz
Metropolitan Association track teams train for metropolitan championships
Clubs across the Metropolitan Association prepare full track squads for the senior metropolitan championships to be held at Travers Island on Saturday September 12. Returnees from abroad and new athletes will train and rest beforehand. Entry blanks and fall details are available from H Obertubbesing, chairman, Metropolitan Track and Field Championship Committee, PO Box 11 New York City. Entries close September 1 with a committee meeting that evening to approve all entries.
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Metropolitan Association
Travers Island
H. Obertubbesing
New York City
Readville Grand Circuit races called off due to track condition
Readville Massachusetts August 27 heavy track forces cancellation of today's Grand Circuit events. Remaining card pared to stake races tomorrow and Saturday featuring Norfolk Stake 2:08 pacers Blue Hill Stake 2:30 trotters American Horse Breeders Futurity 3 yo trotters Massachusetts Stake 2:14 trotters Ponkapong Stake 2:11 trotters Readville Stake 2:12 pacers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Mass
Norfolk
Massachusetts
Ponkapong
Runners and Horses Shine at Saratoga County Fair Races
Ten thousand spectators saw the Eastern New York Circuit races at Ballston fairgrounds. Burt R. under M. B. Riddell won the 2:35 class after six heats with Topsey Lameness causing withdrawal. Clarde E. owned by John Van Tassell won the 2:2.95 class in straight heats. Burns, owned by Leonard Bibby, claimed the 2:21 event after three heats. The 6.67 class remained unfinished.
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Ballston
N. Y
New York
Saratoga County
Topsey
Burt R
M. B. Riddell
Hadsey
Clarde E
John van Tassell
Hudson
We Burns
Leonard Bibby
Edward
Goshed track hosts rain delayed Middletown racing meet
Heavy track conditions from recent rain did not deter a large crowd at Middletown. In 2:22 class trot Mintel Wilkes won all three heats, Pathy Grady captured the 4.9% class, and Weston won the 2:18 class pace in three straight heats.
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Middletown
Goshed
Mintel Wilkes
Pathy Grady
Weston
Brilliant goal for championship in golf event
Willie Smith led the 36 hole open golf championship at Myopia in heavy northeast gale weather. John Jones and Alex Smith followed with strong scores as qualifiers for the final 36 holes with several professionals dropping out in tough conditions.
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Hamilton
Willie Smith
Mexico
Mexico City
Golf Ub
Diane Crab
Smith
John Jones
Alex. Smith
Fred
Hees
Tock i
Walter d. Travis
Gotten City
Irge
Stiwa
Fmt
Myopia
Mruhien
Gilbert Nichols
Orm
Jess Driatic
Automobiles 500 Auto Bargains at Broadway Exchange
Five story fireproof building offers cheap autos including a 1906 Cadillac touring car with five lamps and tools. Broad way Mammoth Auto Exchange advertises reliable bargains with complete equipment and good running condition priced around 125. City listings claim large selection of new and used autos at Anderson's West 40th.
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Broadway Mammoth Auto Exchange
Westbeth St
Hryachwen
Cadillac
Esternos
Rockaway
Auto ads parade makes up crowded street frontage
A garbled set of automobile brands and shop lines appears amid a crowded ad column. Mentions Cadillac Corbin Garford Haynes Lozier Renault and others with prices and general auto supplies, tires and accessories offered by E J Willis Co at 8 Park Place and Sharpe at 119 West Broadway.
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Auto Uto
E. J. Willis
Park Place
Gina
Sharpe
West Broadway
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