Tabor Men at War Over Graft Charges
A Central Federated Union meeting descended into chaos as factions clashed over graft charges tied to the Murray Hill Lyceum anti franchise event of 1903. An ex-delegate admitted taking money, named grafters, and claimed parties used him. The hall erupted with protests and a secret ballot demand, adjourned to Sunday.
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Central Federated Union
Murray Hill Lyceumy
Lemuel FE. Quigg
Scofield
Machinists
Arlington
L. S. Bedford
Brooklyn Central Labor Union
Timothy Healey
Bedford
Coast Marie in Front in Sunday Speedway Brushing
Nearly a dozen fast horses raced Sunday on Speedway Drive with Coast Marie, a black pacing mare owned by James A Murphy, defeating Tempus Fugit owned by J W Cornish in a three heat series. Coast Marie won two heats with margins of a half length and an open length while Tempus Fugit led the middle heat by a pool. Coast Maine clocked 2 09 percent and Tempus Fugit 2 07 percent in the day’s best times.
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James A. Murphy
Coast Maine
J. W. Cornish
Murphy
Cornish
Coast Marie
Dr. Gill
Tempus Fugit
Coast Merrie
Papkes to Meet Burke in Six Round NYC Bout
Billy Papkes of Illinois will face Sailor Burke of Brooklyn in a six round contest at the Coliseum Athletic Club Sulzer's Harlem River Casino on Second Avenue and 126th Street. Papke's first appearance in New York will headline the event.
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Billy Papkes
Tllinois
Sailor Burke
Brooklyn
Coliseum Athletic Club
Sulzer
Harlem River Casino
Second Avenue
126Th Street
Papke
New York
Reductions Cut Prices On Suits Across Broadway Stores
Reduction applies to most mixture suits and serges from five to ten dollars, with many two piece outfits, including featherweight, now down to twelve fifty. Prices range to thirty dollars for full suits, aimed at hot day comfort. Three Broadway Stores, Warren Street, Broadway locations.
Daly Narrowly Second In Ten Mile Classic At Ulmer Park
John J. Daly of the Irish-American A C, US ten mile champion, placed second in the Eccentric and Standard Engineers local union meet at Ulmer Park Brooklyn. W J Kramer of Acorn A C won the final heat of the 100 yard dash and Daly faced handicaps up to 100 yards on a soft track. The Irish-American A C topped the team standings with twelve points, followed by the New York A C with eleven. Other event winners included F L Stevenson Trinity A C in the 100 yard dash and C Haass New York A C in the 800 yard handicap.
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John J. Daly
Irish-American Athletic Club
United States
Ulmer Park
Brooklyn
Daly
W. J. Kramer
Acorn Athletic Association
A. C
New York A. C
Stevenson
Trinity
Kelly
New West Sides
Peat de Loiselle
F. L. Stevenson
Trinity A
Hugh Kelly
New West Side A. C
W. G. Nicholls
Xavier A.A
T. G. Bell
Mohawk A. C
H. Schaaf
C. Haass
New York
C. Cassassa
EL Coyle
Xavier A. A
Acorn A. C
J. Helmes
J. Garrigue
M. McDermer
Edward McDonald
M. Fleischman
J. Commerford
Mary Deidreich
Anna Murphy
Margaret Mott
Motorboat Race Trials Set to Name U S Defenders
Eleven American boats were entered for the Huntington Harbor trials to pick the defending team for the international cup. Racing begins today at 2 30 with further heats tomorrow at 10 30 and 2 30, as the English Wolseley Siddeley prepares to challenge.
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Huntington Harbor
Wolseley- Siddeley
England
United States Coast Survey
Wolseley-Siddeley
Minneapolis
One Mile Amateur Handicap Meets Hurdle at Velodrome
Fifteen riders fell in the second lap of the one mile amateur handicap at the Velodrome in Newark. William Morton of the National Turn Verein Wheelmen suffered severe head cuts and bruises and was hospitalized but expected to recover. Other race results include professional and amateur events with winners such as Walter Bardgett, E Seifert, Fred Hill, Joe Fogler, Floyd Krebs, and Jokus Newark.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
William Morton
National Turn Verein
City
Walter Bardgett
Buffalo
yYards
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
Eddie Recht
E. Seifert
Vailshore
Cheries Frank
Brooklyn
Jacob Magic
National Turners
Fred Hill
Armedy A. AL
Hoston
David Mackway
Adam Beyerrmaan
Joe Fogler
Br Klyn
Walter Barnette
Floyd Krebs
News NM
Anderson
Denmark
Iniams
Salt Lake City
Jokus
EF Fill
David MacKay
Tinse
New Motor Cycle Record Shatters Five Mile Time
J Derosier, holder of the world mile record, smashed the professional five mile cycle record with 5 minutes 20 seconds in Passaic New Jersey. He defeated Johnny King by about a half lap as challengers Charney Turville Sonny Briggs and Arthur Mitchell trailed. Other events included Charles H Stein winning both bicycle races and a two-thirds mile amateur mark set in New York City.
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New York Times
Passaic
N. J
J. Derosier
Charney Turville
Johnny King
Sonny Briggs
Arthur Mitchell
King
Root
Wiley
Charles H. Stein
New York
Fred W. Jones
Peter Drobeck
Boston
Michaal Journey
Nutley
Walter Goerke
Brooklyn
Adeard
George Wiley
Derosier
K Turville
van den
Roosevelt may welcome London Olympic victors at Sagamore Hill
The article notes President Roosevelt’s keen interest in the American Olympic team’s London victories and reports on plans for a public return reception. It mentions possible Sagamore Hill visits by the victors, cables to athletic clubs, and looming decisions on travel routes and dates for various athletes and managers including Paul Pilgrim, Robertson, and Sullivan as they coordinate arrivals and events surrounding the Paris and Ireland meets.
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Oyster’ Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
London
Loeb
England
New York
Sagamore Hill
P. J. Conway
Prenen Olympic Committee
Paris
Paul Pilgrim
Smithson
Gedney
Cooke
Carpenter
Halstead
Irons
Hamilton
Garrells
Sherman
Lawson
Robertson
Stockholm
Norkopping
Malinoon
Sweden
Ireland
Queenstown
Cherbourg
James E. Sullivan
United States
Cedric
Martin Sheridan
Sullivan
Sheridan
American athletes urged to alter plans for official welcome
Melvin W. Sheppard of the Irish American Athletic Club, praised for his performances in the 400 and 1,500 meters, has left Southampton with teammates to return to New York, aiming to reach the city next Saturday as part of the official welcome for the team.
Hayes to be greeted by three athletic clubs
John J. Hayes of the Irish American Athletic Club, winner of the Marathon, is likely to attend a reception by the St. Bartholomew Club, where he once belonged. Bloomingdale Athletic Club will also host him, and the Trish American Athletic Club plans a special welcome for the world champion long distance runner.
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John J. Hayes
E M F 30 Auto To Debut At $1200 In Oct Market
The Everitt Metzger Flanders firm unveils the E M F 30 a 1200 dollar four cylinder thirty horse power car with standard design. A Northern Motor Wayne Auto merger announced earlier was completed in Detroit. Directors Barbour Gunderson Palms Book lead the new outfit with Everitt Metzger and Flanders managing. Four body styles offered including tonneau touring runabout roadster and demi tonneau. Planned annual output of 12000 cars with October market launch.
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Everitt-Metzger- Flanders Company
Northern Motor Company
Wayne Automobile Company
Detroit
Wiiliam. T. Barbour
J. B. Gunderson
Charles L. Palms
J.B. Book
Byron Everitt
William Metzger
Walter Flanders
Interclub Lawn Tennis Matches At Dunwoodie Club Yonkers
Interclub lawn tennis action at Dunwoodie Country Club Yonkers with Bronxville players sweeping singles. J Robertson beat W Varn Vinck 6 6 5 D, Sears beat J F McGiffert 2 6 1, Burris defeated Theodore Irving Wood 9 7 6 4, Tood and Britton defeated McGiffert and Van Vlack 6 1 1, James beat W Van Vilack 6 1 6 2, Perry beat J E McGiffert Dinwoodle 6 1 7 9 6 4. Doubles saw Jones and partner defeat Van Vlack and McGiffert.
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Dunwoodie Country Club
Yonkers
J. Robertson
Bronxville
W. Varn Vinck
Dunwoodie
Sears
J. F. McGiffert
D. J. Burris
Theodore Irving Wood
Tood
Brit
Yankees Drop One to Detroit in 6 2 Loss
Detroit beat New York 6 to 2 as Mullin struggled with runners on base. Detroit leads American League standings. Chicago and St. Louis atop, with upcoming schedule listing New York at Detroit and other city pairings.
National League Games Yesterday and Today Schedule
In yesterday’s results no games were listed. Today's schedule shows Pittsburg at New York and Chicago at Brooklyn in two games. Cincinnati at Boston, two games. St. Louis at Philadelphia, two games.
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Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelpha
L. P.C
Lemeinnau
Yankees Fall to Tigers 6 2 in Second Game of Series
DETROIT July 26 The Yankees were defeated 6 to 2 by the champions. Ty Cobb tripled with two on in the first inning and drove in three. Manning started for New York and was hit hard, while Orth held Detroit to one hit after relief. Detroit bunched three runs in the first and added more in the third and seventh, giving the Tigers the win as New York left men on base in multiple innings.
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New York Times
Detroit
Yankees
Ty Cobb
New York
Mullen
Manning
Cobb
Orth
Rivir
Schacter
Chase
Hlair
Eves Ninase Nee Sa
Nework Sc
Oev
Rossman
Hemphill
Crawford
Conroy
Schaefer
MacIntyre
Behaefer
Downs
Andl
Kal
Dritten
Batter game notes at St Louis as teams clash
In St Louis the Chicago and Philadelphia matchup features battery duos Walsh and Sullivan for Chicago with Dygert and Schreck. Umpires Mesars Hurst and O Loughlin oversee the game while Washington and St Louis provide their lineups and pitchers.
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R.H.E. Chicago
Philadelphia
Walsh
Sullivan
Dygert
Schreck
Mesars
Hurst
O' Loughlin
Detroit Club Lands Pitcher Winter From Boston Ameri cans
Detroit in mid July reports the American League club has secured pitcher George Winter from the Boston Americans. He has been ordered to report tomorrow for duty with the team.
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Detroit
Detroit American League Baseball Club
George Winter
Boston Americans
Montreal Triumphs Over Jersey City in Interborough Bout
Montreal won an easy game against Jersey City in Quebec today as Lafitte opened with speed but faded under pressure. The Jersey team clashed on the field leading to ejections and a bench dispute. Final score 72 60 with Montreal batteries Lifitte Cryst and Wicker Ball securing the win.
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Jersey City
Montreal
Toronto
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
New York Times
Quebec
Lafitte
Bean
M Cann
Mason
M Rrkht
E. Gereepe Citz
Lifitte and Cryst
Saratoga Turf Outlook Promises Bright Racing Week
Saratoga opens amid anti-betting law shifts with high stakes and strong fields. Overnight purses fall modestly but big fixtures like United States Hotel, Grand Union, Spinaway, and Travers draw entries. Hopeful Stakes adds about 5 000, delivering a popular $20 000 race. Saratoga Special seen as standout with fourteen subscribers and near $10 000 value. Top owners Keene Whit ney Duryea Belmont Sanford Madden have horses in training, aiding brisk early attendance.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Racine
Saratoga Association
United States Hotel
Grand Union Hotel
Saratoga
J. R. Keene
H. P
Whitney
R. T. Wilson, Jr
H. B
Duryea
August Belmont
John Sanford
J. E. Madden
First Rach and Five Others in Thoroughbred Handicap Card
A Brighton Beach meeting card shows six races with weights for two year olds and higher, including allowances and selling handicaps. Notable entries include Personal, Gliding Belle, Canvas, Banner, Fancy Bird, Colonel White, Red Friar, Mord Molesey, Zal, and Trois Temps, with apprentice allowance noted.
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Brighton Beach
Gliding Belle
von Laer
Dandy Dixon
Effendi
Gus
Metm
O. U. Kid
Homecrest
Doctor Pillow
Civita
Banner
Jim McGill
Navajo
Paprika
Harpist Ir
Robador
Bannell
Pete Dailey
Flying Machine
Oro
Pirate
Rocket
Colonel White
Red Friar
George G. Hall
Molesey
St. Joseph
Coat of Arms
Comedienne
Greene
D'Arkle
Killiecrankie
Bouquet
Corncob
Arasee
Monocle
Wild Refrain
Julia Powell
Black Oak
Ilo
the Dane
Zal
Goldproof
Helen Shea
Kiulain
Queen Marguerite
Frizette
Bon Astor
Prosper
Arondack
Lehman and Brill win Vice President’s Duty golf cup
Long Branch July 26 Arthur Lehman defeats Henderson by 3 up in the final and Mortis Brill edges Bayer by 1 up to win the Vice President’s Duty at Hollywood links. Earlier rounds saw Henderson, Lembeck, Lehman, Levy and Brill advance through semifinals and byes.
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New York Times
Long Branch
N. J
Arthur Lehman
Mortis Brill
Lehman
Henderson
Brill
Bayer
F. FE. Henderson
Leo Klein
G. Lembeck
C. M. Cohen
Ro Lehman
A. S. Rossen
J. ©. Levy
Walter Lehman
Lembeck
Levy
Morris Brill
SK. Lichtenstein
Greenhall
Samuel Tebeman
Col
Hugh O' Donohue
New York Boats Win in 21 Mile York County Race
Special to The York Trees reports spectators along the shore watched two New York motorboats win yesterday’s 21 mile course races at Frontenac N Yi. The P. D. Q. owned by A 43. Mies of New York took first in the handicap with 7.28. The Japansky, 2 new beat, owned by E. S. Perez Yonkers, was second and Onion owned by Ira Kipp Orange N J finished third. In the free for all Capamanaerie Frederic K Bournes Messenger won in 48 28. The Pawns driven by Park Gillespie pressed but quit after contact with Taechainisim. Georg Hasbrouck of New York took second place.
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York Trees
Frontenac
N. Yi
hundre@s
New York
Mies
Japansky
New Beat
E. S. Perez
Yonkers
All the Onion
Ira. Kipp
Orange
N. J
Capamanaerie
Frederic K. Bourne
I. Park Gillespie
Georg Hasbrouck
Hackett Wins New York State Lawn Tennis Title
Harold I. Hackett defeated Henry J. Mollenhauer 6-3 6-4 to secure the New York State singles championship for the third straight time at the New York Athletic Club courts. Mollenhauer had earlier clinched his chance by beating Dr. P. Tiswk, while doubles draws await final pairings and a title decision next week.
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Harold I. Hackett
New York State
New York Athletic Club
Travers Istend
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Kings County Club
Molleihauer
Egeinse
PL. P. Tiswk
Richard Ho Fulmer
Gustave F. Touccherd
Hilt
Herbert L. Westfall
Broadway Mammoth Auto Exchange offers 50 used cars
Manhattan's Pioneer Auto Establishment advertises a large stock of autos and bargains from $60 to $3,000. The listing includes models like runabouts, speedsters, touring cars, seven-seat touring, and taxis. Brands mentioned include Pierce, Mercedes, Renault, Charron-Giraudot-Vogt, Studebaker, Ford, Cadillacs, and Autocar. Also twenty limousines and taxis, with demonstrations and prices claimed as right, at 239 to 246 West Street near Broadway.
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Manhattan
Pioneer Auto Establishment
Additive
New York
Oksmoboiles
Thomas
Sun
Mércedes
Fist
Studebaker
Rainters
Simplex
Lwiz Pope- Harfords
Popes Toledos
EHIZ
Strevense Duryeas
Renaults
Queens
Cleveland
Ramblers
Wintons
Broadway
Mammoth Auto Exchange
West Stith St
Automobile Trade Brief in Ile Au SC Bis
A terse notes column records automobile trade activity in Ile Au SC with brief mentions of buyers sellers and prices. The item highlights a few transactions and reflects a busy local market amid a period of steady demand.
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Speedway
Trotter Tempus Fugit
Burke
Box
Rocers, Peet & Company
Warrenst
34Thst
Motorboat Records
Vailsburg
Clifton Stadium
Eddie
Carlo Vanoni
Ing
Tim
William York
Peter
Sheppard
Cablegram
Hayes
Dorando
Daily Mail
Dr. Muir
Musht Dhalls
Talign
Sporting Life
Heston
W. Lpc
Philaphia
AL Ritpoa Abrh
POAM
Keeler
Alain -c
Sd Pao Cok
R.H.E. Sts. Louis
Interborough League
Asterfatherhood
Turuay
Interborough Baseball League
Astoria
Highbridge
Sunnyside
T Spoif Ascension
Wesleyan
Cornell
Syracus
Syracuse
Mira
Elmira
Utica
T.ipshamton
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Albany
Scranton
New Orleans
Little Reel
Memphis
Nashville
Connecticut
Dearne
Waterbury
New Haven
American Association
Loursville
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansasity
TEACG
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A.M
A.M. P.M
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Hesio
Sterday
Jamaica Bay
Canal Frond
Goose Creek
Sic
Alden Hammersley
Canarsie
Brill and
Brightan
Wr FC
Joney Island
Polo Grounds
Giants
Messenger
Hackett
Mollenhauer
Autocar Baker Elect Cadillac
Corbin
7Th St
Broadwatcher Sales Co
Bi Way
Ae St
River
Pues Motor Enble
Coly
Wat St
Iss
Elmore
Frayer
Garford Haynes Jackson
St Ler & HW
Colford Motor
Vorny
Bryant
Automont Tee O
Sort Motor Co
Riv
Lozier Motor CO
Idway
55Th St
Overland
N & Pope-Hartford
Averley Forctrics
Southwosth Col, Inc
Orndwer
Allenhurst Gar AG
Roway
Wid
Lana
Quinby
Renault
Stevens-Duryea
Baie
Auto Tire ¥ Hand Es. and
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Tirm West
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