Yankees Suffer Double Defeats in Detroit Series
Detroit shuts out New York 8-3 in the opener and wins 11-4 as Wild Bill Donovan improves to nine wins in nine starts. Chase shines for Detroit with key hits, while Elberfeld shakes up the Yankee batting order amid misplays by New York fielders. The results sink the Yankees to the bottom in the American League standings as Detroit and Chicago push ahead.
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Kid Elberfeld
Newton
Manning
Tiger
Detroit
Sage
Washington
Senators
Chicago
Chase
Harlem
Ana
Jennings
MclIntyre
Crawford
Cobb
McIntyre
Rossman
Lake
Schmidt
Schaefer
Wild Bill Donovan
W. Bill
Times
Keeler
Moriarty
Hemphris
Coughlin
Bill
Ink Spot
Stahl
Blair
Los
Herr Elberfeld
New York
Niles
Sch
Bail
Crawf'd
Wu Keeler
R'sman
Mor’ty
C’ghiin
H'phill
Thomas
Ostahl
Osw'ney
O'Leary
Willetts
Pscuco
Sate Sato
Hemphill
McIntie
Ball
Messrs
Sheridan and
Evans
Senfer
Ae Crawrad
R’sman
C'ghiin
H’phill
Sleinow
Donovan
Fon
Messrs. Sheridan and Evans
Star neglige shirts and thin coats offer comfort
Keeping cool means comfort of body and mind with Star neglige shirts priced from 1.50 to 3.50. Office coats in the thinnest fabrics range 4 to 10. whole suits of nun's cloth weigh 38 ounces in a medium with oxford colors. Coat 6.50, vest 2.50, trousers 5.
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Oxford
Underwear Ad Notes Ramie Fiber Absorbency
The copy states higher humidity raises estimates of wearer comfort in Schlich ten Ramie underwear. It notes ramie fibre is over three times as absorbent as linen and mentions three Broadway Stores with address changes for an uptown store from 32nd Street to the northeast corner at St. and Broadway.
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Uptown
32Nd St
N. E. Corner
Broadway
Hhards
Dinaid
New York
Siddun River
Besopus Creek
Olive and
Marbetons
Ulster Cuvanty
Roond
Joan A. Lensel
Charles N. Chapwick
Charles Shaw
J. Walt Smith
Thomas Hassett
Stands and Names Appear in Philadelphia Box Score
In Philadelphia the box score lists St. Louis with a 0 60 19 00 29 003 line and Philadelphia 0 60 00 20 00 52. Batteries-Dineen and Spencer, Dygert, Vickers, Powers, and Smith are named among players.
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R.H.E. St. Louis
Philadelphia
Dineen and Spencer
Dygert, Vickers, Powers, and Smith
Washington vs Chicago Battery Lineups and Scores
In Washington and Chicago matchups, the second game lists Batteries-Altrock and Weaver, Burns, Falkenberg, Smith, and Street against White and Sullivan, Burns and Street. The first game records Batteries-White and Sullivan and Burns and Street with a sequence of score markers.
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Chicago
Washington
White and Sullivan
Burns and Street
Rio
Altrock and Weaver
Burns, Falkenberg, Smith
Street
Boston battery names listed with Cicotte and Joss
In Boston a note lists batteries including Cicotte Winter Criger and Dono hue Berger Joss Bemis and Clarke. The fragmentary item references multiple players in a baseball or hockey roster with unclear context and no dates.
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Boston
Cleveland
Cicotte
Winter
Criger
Donohue
Berger
Joss
Bemis
Clarke
Cincinnati Triumphs Over New York in Tight NL Game
Cincinnati edged New York 4 to 3 as the National League slate wrapped with rain affecting Brooklyn at Chicago and Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Boston beat St Louis 4 to 1 amid unsettled schedule with several postponements.
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Detroit
New York
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Loula
W. L. PC
W.L. PC
Philadelpha
Cincinnati Edges New York 4 to 2 in Late Rally
Cincinnati overcame a slow start to defeat New York 4 to 2 after scoring two runs in the seventh and one in the eighth. Crandall pitched well for the Giants until a late collapse. Devlin tripled in the fourth and Seymour scored on a fielder’s choice. Shannon and Hulswitt contributed key hits in the late innings as Cincinnati surged past New York at home.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
New York
Crandall
Giants
Devlin
Seymour
Tenney
Spade
Shannon
Mitchell
Bulswitt
Ahpoar Huggins
Kane
Doyle
Lobert
Paskett
Denlin
Ganzel
McLean
Schlei
Slade
Hulswitt
Huggins
Ly Crandall
Mr. Klem
Boston Oceans 2020 Oddo Pee Ac City AGO
R H E Boston Oceans 2020 Oddo Pee activity includes 900000001 152 Batteries Lindaman Smith Lush Ludwig.
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R.H.E. Boston
Lindaman
Toronto Club Defeats Belmont in Philadelphia Cricket Match
Canadian visitors from the Toronto Cricket Club beat Belmont on Belmont grounds by an inning and 17 runs. Toronto scored 205 in their first innings while Philadelphia managed 158 across their two innings.
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Philadelphia
Toronto Cricket Club
Belmont Cricket Players
Philadelphians
Gentlemen of Philadelphia Rally In Wales Match
In Cardiff on July 7 the Gentlemen of Philadelphia overturned a poor start, scoring 257 after South Wales posted 192 in the first innings. The Americans fell to 108 in their innings yesterday, but today they surged ahead leaving South Wales 174 to win on resumption.
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Cardiff
Wales
Philadelphia
South Wales
Plant to Build International Twenty Three Meter Yacht
Morton F. Plant of Larchmont Yacht Club plans an international entry in British waters in 1909. He has commissioned Herreshoff to design a twenty three meter racer under European rules to compete with White Heather Shamrock and similar craft.
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Glasgow
Morton F. Plant
Larchmont Yacht Club
Herreshoff
Good Roads Convention Opens in Buffalo
The National Good Roads Convention in Buffalo gathers three national groups to push better roads and uniform legislation. State and federal lawmakers are urged to pass stronger, unified road laws as papers on road systems costs and automobile effects are presented, with a projection of transcontinental motor travel on improved highways.
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New York Times
Buffalo
N. Y
Automobile Men
Congress
Adam
Hotchkiss
American Automobile Association
Frederick Skene
New York
Skene
Denver
Frank L. Getman
New York State
Charles J. Glidden
Boston
Bureau of Highways
Department of Agriculture
Washington
R. D. Beman
Pennsylvania
James K. Owen
Newark, N. J
Board of Trade
Robert B. Caverly
Automobile Club of
Washington, D. C
William L. Raeder
Board of Trade of
Wilkesbarre
Penn
L. W. Page
John P. Kelley
Fice
Robert P. Hooper
Philadelphia
Good Roads Board of
The
San Francisco
Women tennis winners highlight Englewood club rounds
Miss Carrie B Neely Mrs William H Pouch and Miss Marie Wagner led the singles winners at Englewood Field Club with Wagner beating Miss Clare Cassell 6-4 1-0. Other results include Rathbun Burt Palmer and Taylor in early rounds and doubles with Wright Little Hackett Fisher among winners at Westchester Country Club.
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Carrie B. Neely
William H. Pouch
Marie Wagner
Englewood Field Club
Miss Wagner
Clare Cassell
Rathbun
G. M. Bodman
H. C. Martin
Hugh Tallant
E. S. Rathbun
H Connell
Dr.e. Taylor
L. M. Burt
W. M. Hall
R. H. Palmer
W. V. Bennett
Crain
L. J. Dreyfuss
B. M.hillips
C. Bandler
H. L. Epich
Irving C. Wright
Harry Torrance, Jr
R. M. Robinson
H. Fink
E. S Rathbun
J. J. Miller
H.S. Roberts
Partner
O. H. Fink
A. Player
C. M. Bull, Jr
W. L. O'Brien
F. E Ferriss
Hobart D. Betts
R. M. Thomas
E. S. Nanksville
G. F. Touchard
Dr. W. Rosenbaum
E. F. Lee
H. C. Watson
H. Co. Seeger
C. Cassell
Miss Cassell
Miss Neely
Mra. Bumstead
Mrs. Haight
Hackett
Fisher
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Edgar W. Leonard
Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues Show Varied Outcomes
In the New York State League Albany defeated Binghamton 5 to 1 while Bing hamton beat Albany 5 to 4 in a 17 inning affair. Rochester beat Buffalo 2 to 1, and Wilkesbarre edged Utica 7 to 5. Scranton won 2 to 1 over J. & G. Troy rocked Syracuse 14 to 5. American Association games featured Columbus 6 Indianapolis 2 and Minneapolis 3 Milwaukee 1 with Minneapolis sweeping 7 0. Southern League saw Mobile 3 Atlanta 2 and Little Rock 8 Montgomery 5, while New Orleans edged Nashville.
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Albany
Binghamton
Wilkesbarre
Utica
Scranton
Troy
Syracuse
Baseball Card: Americans vs Detroit at Park Today
Baseball item notes a 3:30 PM game between the Americans and Detroit at Park. The fragment confirms a scheduled matchup and location but lacks full details of teams or event context.
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Baseball Today
American Re Park
Detroit
Nine Boats Finish Lipton Cup Ocean Race From Brooklyn
Ninety boats started the Lipton Cup race from the Brooklyn Yacht Club to Cape May and return. nineteen crossed the line, eleven finished, eight withdrew due to sail failures and heavy seas. Shamrock won on time allowances, with Mimosa III second and Tammany third. several yachts did not finish or withdrew.
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Brooklyn Yacht Club
Cape May
Fire Island Light
Regatta Committee
Butterfly
Thomas Fleming Day
Atlantic City
Gravesend Bay
Frederic Thompson
Shamrock
Barr
Edson B. Schock
F. Thompson
Mimosa III
S. Wain- Wizht
Tammeny
W. C. Towen
Uncas
G. W. Titcomib
Eclipse
L. J. Callanan
Marchioness
J. P. Crozer
Little Hope
T. K. Lathrop m Reas
Gerent Zuhrah
Henry Doscher
Eeeses Hyperion
F. Maier
Toot
Siete Lila
R. D. Floyd
Hss
Ondawa
D. I. Austen
Zinita
Hymen Cohen
Sakana
Haviland Bros
O. Iselin, Jr
Mopsa
Sullivan Bros
Keego
J. A. Porter
Vigil
John. Lewis
Tamerlane
D. Bacon
Gardenia
Tammany
Rockaway Wins Fast Polo Game Against Bryn Mawr
Rockaway Hunting Club hosts a swift polo match where Rockaway defeats Bryn Mawr 5 to 3. La Montagne leads Rockaway with scoring while Wheeler shines for Bryn Mawr. penalties mark the high spirited contest watched by many society guests. Referee J B Thomas oversees the fast, penalty filled affair.
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New York Times
Cedarhurst
L. L
Rockaway Hunting Club
Crack Rockaway
Bryn Mawr
la Montagne
Rockaway
Wheeler
J. B. Thomas
Americans Move to Brighton for Olympic Games Practice
London July 7 American athletes completing two days of practice at the Stadium have adapted well to the tracks but crowded conditions and bad weather prompt the team to relocate to Brighton. The entire American squad will remain there until games begin.
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London
Brighton
Connecticut Derby and steeplechase planned at fair track
Tom McGrath the speedy turf sprinter sold for 1100 dollars to George Krauss and T. D. Sullivan’s partnership. A. J. Welsh announces Connecticut State Fair will feature thoroughbred racing at Charter Oak Park Hart ford with a 5000 dollar Derby and a 3000 dollar steeplechase plus other events. A defalcation scare at Brighton raises betting concerns with a prominent ex-owner trainer missing and owing thousands. H. R. Brandt buys two year old Harrigan for about 3500 dollars from J. W. Madden.
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Tom McGrath
Brighton Beach
H. R. Brant
George Krauss
T. D. Sullivan
A. J. Welsh
Charter Oak Park
Hartford
Brighton Head
Jockey Club
H. R. Brandt
B. Schreiber
J. W. Madden
Harrigan
Delaware Charters Include Underwriting, Coaster, Life Co
Wilmington July 7 charter notices list American Underwriting and Finance Co with 300000 capital and Wilmington directors. Central Park Scenic Coaster Co of Reading Penn with 25000 capital and Reading directors. B V D Co of Wilmington with 100000 capital. The Life Co with directors from Brooklyn and New York City and capital stock of 500000.
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Wilmington
American Underwriting and Finance Co
Capital
Central Park Scenic Coaster Co
Reading
Penn
Adolph Jahn
George
Brighton Beach Race Meet Opens Under Anti-betting Rules
The Brighton Beach Racing Association opened a summer meeting with low prize money and no betting, drawing about 9 000 visitors. Rocket won the steeplechase after Waterspeed stumbled, while Earl G. defeated Cairngorm by a neck in the main race.
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Brighton Beach Racing Association
Hart-Agnew
Tte
Brighton Beach
Ami
Banner
Waterweed
Rocket
Waterspeed
Davidson
Davison Cuugnt
Earl G
Cairngorm
Runni,s
Gilbert
J. .Lee
Pantoutle
McPaniel
Musgrave
Mesa Cairngorm
E. Dugan
Don Enrique
Notter
Ge Umbrella
Eaward
J. Lee
Eschau
Dearly Bell
Melise
Aunt Kate
McKinney
McAffee
Robado
Canvas
Paprika
Chere Ami
Rubin Grande
Sweet
Clef
A. Lang
Pape Ae Pharae Indomitable
Dugan
Enfield
Tom McGrath
Comedienne
MacDaniel
Saracinesca
Miller
Big Ben Eyedent
John Marrs
Easton
Rockcross
Braggart
US Gymnasts Arrive for Frankfort Tournament
Four hundred gymnasts from the United States have arrived in Bremen aboard the Main to participate in the international gymnastic tournament to be held at Frankfort.
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Bremen
United States
Frankfort
New York Corporations Formed in Albany July 7 1924
A list of newly incorporated firms across New York state with capitals and principals. Friedland Realty Company in New York with 100000 capital. Victor A Harder Realty and Construction in New York with 100000. Darling Benedict in Troy 50000. Monroe Real Estate in Rochester 25000. Mendel Silverman in New York 25000. and multiple others in New York City Brooklyn Troy Rochester and nearby areas with varied caps from 500 to 100000. Directors named for each entity include Koppel Friedland Louis Friedland Elmer H Darling and others. Dissolution noted for G A Fellows Music Company in Gloversville.
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New York Times
Albany
Friedland Realty Company
New York
Capital
Koppel Friedland
Louis Friedland
West 189Th Street
Jacob S. Gross
Broadway
Victor A. Harder
Troy
Rensselaer County
Elmer H. Darling
Benjamin F. Hayner
J. Ward
Charles J. Smith & Co
Charles J. Smith
Cornelia Street
William E. Smith
Mary A. Smith
Eldert Street
Brooklyn
Knickerbocker Observation Car Company
Frank R. Walker
Florence B. Walker
Harry C. Moore
Nassau Street
Frantzen & Overbaugh Company
Glumber
Maximilian G. Jantzen
West Forty-third Street
Abijah B. Overbaugh
Palisade Place
Morris Heights
Henry W. Smith
Bronxville
N. Y
William Lefi & Co., Incorporated
George D. Baker
Arthur G. Delamater
James W. Castle
Myrkle-Harder Amusement Company
William H. Harder
Port Huron
Mich
Mayer
Goldman
James Slevin
Third Avenue Gents’ Furnishing Company
Abraham Gordon
Essex Street
Isaac Gluck
Iivington Street
Isador Leifer
Columbia Street
Avon Beach Hotel Company
Charles Davis
Timothy L. O'Donnell
Lester Rosenthal, Jr
Laurie Construction Company
Wiilliam Osenblooms
Ninety-second Street
Frederick D. W. Searing
West Twenty-second Street
Samo D. Tomback
110Th Street
Ponce Realty Company
John R. 8. White
East Fourteenth Street
Mary UL. Perkins
Fifth Avenue
Richard’ T. Lamport
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