New York A C crews win Harlem regatta honors
New York A C dominates the forty third Harlem Rowing Association regatta on the Speedway course winning five events. Nonpareil and Harlem R C also claim multiple titles as Columbia University and De Witt Clinton feature in key races. Durando Miller and R H Kropp trail notable wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Harlem Rowing Association
Speedway
Mercury Foot
Harlem
R. B. Mann
Columbia University
New York University
Durando Miller
Columbia Universit
Harlem Boat Club
New York A. C
Columbia
New York
Munn
de Nvitt Clinton
Commerce
Albert Russell
R. H. Kropp
R. C
Frank Shea
Sheepshead Bay R. C
Charles J. Sheehan
Mutual R. C
Buffalo
A. C
J. Hughes
Harlem R. C
R . Quinn
Pennsylvania Barge Club of
Philadelphia
Nior
Bow. Palmer
Rovelle
Robiege
Steinkamp
Bow
Pullman
Hoenninger
Britz
Jurgensen
Pitt
Miller
Phil- Ups
Gatch
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Leary
Glaenzer
Kelly
Henry
Fuessel
Shepherd
Rivas
Quinn
Vesper B. C
Hartman
Gordon
Bohemian B. C
Moja
Vitacek
Union B. C
Pacini
Hughes
Metropolitan B. C
Jauss
Barthold
Clark
Brady
O’donnell
Whiting
Sullivan
Brang
Mann
McKenna
Swan
Snevily
Downing
Pyne
Pulleyn
Culman
Moore
Kemp
Salisbury
Swazey
Wesaley
Ahrans
Russell
Broadhead
A. Heiser
W. Heiser
Bathman
Dutcher
Matthews
Dunham Club
New Haven
H. Livingston
E. Livingston
Peabody
New Rochelle B. C
Anderson
Benton
Atlanta B. C
Demarest
Staten Island B. C
Blossom Out in New Clothes with Mixture and Vestless Suits
After blossoming out in the country yesterday you can blossom out in new clothes today. Mixture suits for young men range from 18 to 42 dollars and vestless suits from 15 to 30 dollars. The fabrics undergo a ten day sun test to prove color fastness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndt
Ramie underwear praised by enthusiasts in ad copy
A vintage ad copy extols Schlichten Ramie under wear as the preferred choice for enthusiasts. It claims few men who try it will wear anything else, highlighting comfort and exclusivity.
Basswood Red Man Collars Go 2 for 25 Cents
New item listing advertises Basswood brand Red Man collars at two for 25 cents. The brief note cites Three Broadway Stores with locations on Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Dunwoodie Golf Club Qualifiers Lead Club Championship Drive
Two hundred golfers played at Dunwoodie Country Club Yonkers largest field in club history. Eight qualified for a round robin match play title bid with par against for summer. Class A and B qualifiers listed with scores and handicap results. Fred Wyler topped net score 61 with 97-36-61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunwoodie Country Club
Yonkers
W. E. Conklyn
H. Gehren
A. J. Watson
W. W. Hall
R. Carter
B. Torrance
W. W. Harris
Te Miller
F. Rode
F. J. Ross
M. Parish- Watson
H. C. Allen
F. A. Adams
A. B. Lawrence
A. C. Whitcombe
R. c. Carman
J. P.paret
D. B. Weaver
John Duff
G. E. Northrup
A. B. Rode
J._A. Dutton
Huah McClare
W._N. MacFarland
H. F. Hinckey
Montclair Club Golf Holiday Contests End in Closely Run Scores
Gofers crowded the Montclair Club links from dawn to dusk for holiday events. Mrs. H G Plimpton won the women’s eighteen-hole putting contest with 39, with Mrs. R B Knapp and Mrs. R O Smith tying for second at 40. In Class A and B handicaps for men, multiple players tied or led in the morning and afternoon rounds, including W E Marcus, C H Tuke, W E Bremner all at 72 net in Class A, and W E H Clough taking Class B. Jason Rogers won the afternoon eighteen-hole handicap in Class A with 73-3-68 in a 36-hole event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Marcus
C. H. Tuke
W. E.bremner
W. E H. Clough
W. E. Bremner
H. Harris
C. L. Pearson
W. B .Brown
E. H. Wiswell
E. F. Hurd
Jason Rogers
H. T. Hornfeck
E. J. Turner
E. F. Miller
Paul Harrison
F. M. Harrison
HD Plimpton
T. T. Reid
F. H. Lockett
Walter Brown
C. E. van Vleck
H. M. Robinson
W. E. Clough
F. H. Harris
Golf Scotch foursome 36 hole results at Wee Burn
In Stamford on May 31 the Wee Burn Greens Committee prize event featured a Scotch foursome 36 hole handicap medal. Pairs and scores included Scofield Weber 78 18 60 and Gillespie Doty 73 12 61 among others with multiple teams listed and handicaps.
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New York Times
Stamford
Pp. Sears
C. K. Seeley
Dr. Wallace
J. B. Hurlbutt
F. B. Smith
Dr. Gerret Smith
William Collender
C. B. Castle
W. N. Tavio
P. N. Kn
Hackensack Club Closes In On Diaz Cup Lead In 36 Hole Event
More than sixty members competed in the Jose M. Diaz Cup handicap event at Hackensack Golf Club. Leaders include J. Le Baron Johnson 169-20-149, L. E. Pomares 158-S-150, R. L. Demarest 185-34-151, and James E. Sage 164-12-152 with a tie for last place at 152 to be decided before the first round draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack Golf Club
Jose M. Diaz
James E. Sage
W. Terrihune
J. E. Marshall
S. E. Williams
R. B. Smith
E. G. Stockwell
George H. Pyper
Golf Cup Draws 40 Competitors At Apawamis Rye
H S Graves and W H Wallace presented cups as over forty contestants played at Apawamis Golf Club in Rye. S H Lever posted best net 70 from 13 handicap. J T McMurtrie beat Findlay Douglas scratch 2 with an 80. Leading scores list Lever 83 13 70 Poole 94 23 71 Mallon 91 17 74 Thurston 79 5 74 and others including Paine Laidlaw Lapham Keeler Fuller Gourlay and Sherman with various nets and handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Graves
W. H. Wallace
Apawamis
Rye
S. H. Lever
Findlay Douglas
J. T. McMurtrie
E. H. Poole
W. C. Mallon
W. R. Thurston
O. Z. Paine
E. J. Laidlaw
Simeon Ford
W. A. Pratt
R. D. Lapham
F. S. Keeler
B. C. Fuller
L. Gourlay
H. C. Duval
B. B. Lawrence
M. W. Laidlaw
T. L. Sherman
F. S. Douglas
H. A. Sherman
Whitlatch Sets Amateur Record at Bath Beach Golf Links
Marshall Whitlatch shattered the amateur mark on the new eighteen hole course at Dyker Meadow and Marine and Field near Bath Beach with 74 strokes, beating C. F. Hunt who had 75. The Maxwell Memorial Cup 36 hole handicap crown went to Charles A. Boody with 172 total. Warbasse finished second at 170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Whitlatch
Dyker Meadow
Marine and Field
Bath Beach
Whitlatch
C. F. Hunt
Charles A. Boody
H. . Warbasse
Balance of Holiday Golf Classic At Bal tusroll Club
More than 100 golfers played at the Baltusrol Club near Short Hills New Jersey for holiday competitions. In the morning an eighteen hole match was won by Henry V Halsey with 5 22 73 and Charles Schumacher second at 90 15 75. In the afternoon a four ball foursome went to James A Tyng and Samuel T Davids with a net 69. Other leaders included Louis A Bayard Jr and Harold Hack 71 Frank E Wright and H V Halsey 73 and W Fife and T C Ennever 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Hills
N. J
Henry V. Halsey
Aecord
Charles Schumacher
James A. Tyng
Samuel T. Davids
Louis A. Bayard, Jr
Harold Hack
Frank E. Wright
H. V. Halsey
W. Fife
T. Cc. Ennever
Wykagyl Country Club Holds Holiday Handicap Results
The flag 18 hole contest drew 79 entrants at Wykagyl New Rochelle. W A Delnoce won by two strokes with 91 16 75. runner up W J Faith 100 23 77. The approaching and putting event saw C W Inslee prevail after a four way tie with Stevenson Mackaughlin Farnham. Inslee clinched in a playoff with 10 strokes on the 2 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wykagyl Country Club
New Rochelle
W. A. Delnoce
W. J. Faith
C. W. Inslee
W. F. Stevenson
B. K. Farnham
Inslee
Yachting Regatta Fills Long Island Sound with Forty Plus Boats
Harlem Yacht Club hosts its twenty seventh regatta with fifty four boats across fourteen classes. Jade captained by Robert Jacobs wins a close class victory as three sonderklasse boats compete for a place on the American team. Winners list includes Amarita Fearless Memory Juanita Jade Arizona Nereid Rascal Robin Hood Mistral Wag Faraway Skeeter and Chinook across multiple divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Sound
Harlem Yacht Club
William J. Dailey
Execution Light
Sonderklasse
Marblehead
R. L. Agassiz
Wag
Fred M. Hoyt
Skeezix
Amorita
F. B. Bragdon
Sagola
W. L. Endeman
Meudon
C. H. Wilmore
Weena
A. G. Archer
Dolly
R. Weber, Jr
Waialua
J. Cowley
Bonita
J. Mooring
Naiad
W. Bruns
Bedouin
W. J. Fowler
Wanderer IV
R. B. Budds
Fearless
B. R. Stoddard
Intrepid
G. P. Granberry
Jade
Robert Jacob
San Toy
R. E. Keough
Kelwadin
E. H. Shetlar
Wahalla
J. J. Delaney
Manhasset Bay
Y. C
Arizona
G. W. Kear
Edith
Avis
Aoeeo
Ahoy
Otto Peters
le New Rochelle Y. C
Nereid
George W. Fuller
Virginia
W. B. Decker
Echo
P. Meyrowitz
Rascal
J. J. Dwyer
Jolly Roger
HH. S. North
Jolly Tar
H. S. Duell
Robin Hood
W. G. Carrie
Kenosha
W. R. Berth
Kenosha II
C. W. Voltz
Syballa
E. B. Schoch
Kenosha N
Katharine
F. P. Jones
Wigeon
F. Newton
Mopsa
F. C
W. Fee
Mistral
Syith & Tacy
Joynette
W. R. Childs
Y. C. Dories
Tautog
G. G. Fry
Faraway
A. Bee
F. D. Proctor
Manhasset Bay Y. C
Bugs
Skeeter
Thornton Smith
Big Bug
G. A. Corey
Dragon Fly
Donald Caul
Red Bug
H. W. Todd
Cricket
R. P. Mahoney
Wasp
Robinson
Joker
Chinook
J. F. Lambden
Amarita
Memory
Juanita
Yachting season opens with Seawanhaka races at Oyster Bay
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club started the season with two series at Oyster Bay. In the New York Yacht Club thirty-footers Phryne led seven starters, finishing about two minutes ahead of Atari while Ibis placed fourth. The Seawanhaka Fifteens saw seven starters and Hen win by one minute fifty seconds over Iris with full elapsed times listed for all finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawanhake- Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
New York Yacht Club
J. F. O’rourke
Phryne
Cc. G. Myer
Atari
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Ibis
Seawanhaka
George Mitchell
Hen
Elliott Tuckerman
Iris
Seawanhaka-Corinthian
Greyling
H. W. Warner
Sabrina
T. B. Bleecker
Cicada
A. D. Weeks, Jr
Water Baby
L. C. T. Tiffany
Imp
F . E. Landon
J. F. O'Rourke
Atair
C. G. Myer
Alera
Alker Brothers
Dahinda
E. Roosevelt
Nepsi Johnston Deee
Carlita
F. C. Swan
Armstrong Family Wins Two Prizes in Golf Cup
The Armstrongs dominated at Fox Hills on Staten Island with two trophy wins. George E. Armstrong captured the Decoration Day handicap title with 2 12 67, and H. Armstrong won the scratch Tournament Committee event with 75. Other leaders and handicap standings are listed for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kr. Armstrong
J. Nothing
J. M. Fleming
M. L. Fearey
Frank Sears
E. W. Schefferd
B. S. Bottome
Capt
G. T. Scott
Murtha Takes Holiday HandiCap at St Andrews Club
T F Murtha led the St Andrews Club course event near Mount Hope Westchester County by two strokes with a net 74. Final scores list Murtha 92 18 74. Robbins 88 12 76. Craven 8 12 76. Hunt 3 14 79. Kingsley 82 3 79. Johnston 18 80. Allen 87 7 80. Higgins 90 9 81. Ria 100 1 2. Brown 85 2 33. Richards 83 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews’s
Mount Hope
Westchester County
T. F. Murtha
B. C. Robbins
Alfred Craven
J.M. Hunt
D. P. Kingsley
R.johnston
F.b.allen
Jnne Higgins
Harry Holbrook
C. H. Brown
H. C. Richards
Smith Gebhardt lead Buffalo Trio in Madison Square Bowling
Smith and Gebhardt of Buffalo rise to third place in the two man event at the national championships at Madison Square Garden with 1 211 in three games, edging Weissert and Edwards by one pin. Five man leaders unchanged. Corinthian No 8 tops at 2 899, New York Inter State at 2 800.
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Smith
Gebhardt
Buffalo
Madison Square Garden
Weissert
Edwards
New York
C. Buonamo
Rochester
F. Hegeman
Brooklyn
H. Miller
T. Loetje
V. Karba
Helitos and Cohn
Smith and Gebhardt
Edwards and Weisfest
Shaw and Foley
Ottawa
Canada
Boyce and Norman
Jamaica
Bronx Central
New York Inter-State
Clark Neighborhood House Wins Sixth Inter Settlement Outdoor Games
Clark Neighborhood House captured first place at Columbia Oval Williamsbridge in the sixth annual outdoor games with 55 points. East Side House took second with 39, Gordon House third with 28, and University Settlement fourth with 18. A new meet record fell in the junior 440 yard run as G Rouse of East Side House finished in 0 56, beating C Olsen of West Side House’s previous mark by 125 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Intersettlement Athletic Association
Columbia Oval
Williamsbridge
East Side House
Gordon House
University Settlement
G. Rouse
C. Olsen
West Side House
Big Yachts Race Opens Club's Season
Commodore Arthur Curtiss James of the New York Yacht Club entered his brigantine Aloha in a 48 mile Sound race against N. L. McCready's Enchantress. Aloha led by 33 minutes 35 seconds, finishing at 6 39 to Enchantress 7 12 35, after a windy start at Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Curtiss James
New York Yacht Club
Aloha
N. L. McCready
Enchantress
E. C. Benedict
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Frank J. Gould
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Club
Stea
Helenita
Commodore James
Sandy Hook Yacht Race Opens Gravesend Bay Season
The Atlantic Yacht Club opens the Gravesend Bay season with a mixed class regatta over an 18 mile course around Sandy Hook. Shamrock, owned by Frederic Thompson and skipped by R Robbins, leads with 2 hours 9 minutes 45 seconds, ahead of Gardenia and Tammany. Other class winners include Sakana Soya La Cubana Martha M Mouse and Skeeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend Bay
Atlantic Yacht Club
Southwest Spit
Sandy Hook
Shamrock
Frederic Thompson
R. Robbins
Sierzig
Gardenia
Tammany
W. C. Towen
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Vivian NI
S. E. Vernon
Sakana
Soya
la Cubana
Martha M
Mouse
Skeeter
Morris and Clinton win high school series games for NYC crown
In two public school league games at American League Park DeWitt Clinton beat Townsend Harris 6–4 and Morris defeated Curtis of Staten Island 9–1. Collins struck out 13 for Clinton, while Morris pitcher Lopaus allowed one earned run. Final game set for today with Commercial High School to follow next Saturday.
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Greater New York
Public Schools Athletic League
Morris Boys
Manhattan
Bronx
Commercial High School
Brooklyn
Queens
Commerce
Morris
American League Park
Clinton
Townsend Harris
Wolff
Dens
Hard'le
B'gert
Gal’bier
Fleck
Boehm
Nagle
Diam
Adams
Mccintyre
Risley
de J’gh
Sinnott
Shibley
Rhoades
Gallabier
Diamond
Mullins
Collins
Dudensing
de Jongh
Burroughs
Intercity Baseball Associaion
Kiviat
Hurley
Watson
Birmingham
Malloy
Tappen
Wendell
Curtis
Bailey
Nixon
Palley
Lopaus
Wort
Porson
Grossman
New Hill-Climb Record Set by Benz at Wilkes-Barre Meet
Fifty five thousand spectators watched the Wilkes-Barre Automobile Club hill climb on the Giant's Despair course where David Bruce Brown's 120 horsepower Benz set a new record of 1 31 5-5, besting last year's Chadwick record. Knox dominated with four wins across events, Fiat placed well, and Stoddard-Dayton also took multiple firsts. Louis Chevrolet's Buick overturned into the crowd injuring one man, while A L Williams toppled from a rock breaking an ankle. Prizes included cups, purses, shields, and medals awarded later at the club.
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New York Times
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Wilkesbarre Automobile Club
Wilkesbarre Mountain
Benz
David Bruce Brown
New York
Willie Haupt
Chadwick
Knox
Fiat
Stoddard-Dayton
National
Oakland
Buick
Maxwell
Simplex
Louis Chevrolet
A. L. Williams
H. P. Chadwick
H. B. Larzalere
H. P
Ralph de Palma
P. Knox
A. L. Dennis
Carl Wright
H. P. Knox
A. H. Dennisor
H. P. National
Charles C. Emers
H. P. Stoddart-Dayton
Bert Miller
John Aitken
H. P. Matheson
Joseph Parkins
H. P. Ameri- Pe
Quaker City Motor Club
A. H. Dennison
H. P. Oldsmobile
Tom Berger
Englewood club holds 36 hole qualifying for championship
A 36 hole qualifying round at Englewood Golf Club named sixteen members for match play with first round set for next Saturday. Dr L W Callan led morning with 77 69 net while W C Shoup won afternoon with 78 68 net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood Golf Club
Dr. L. W. Callan
E. M. Barnes
G. F. Ludlow
H. V. Seggerman
W. S. Stafford
8. V. Douglas
W. C. Shoup
C C Martin Leads 18 Hole Handicap At Canoe Brook
C C Martin fired 87 with 15 to 72 to lead the field in an eighteen hole handicap at Canoe Brook Country Club near Summit New Jersey. Scores include J Peer 96 20 76 A P Barrett 96 20 76 A Law 95 18 77 F R Hill 85 and W Lyon 89 10 70 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoe Brook County Club Links
Summit
N. J
C. C. Martin
G. H. Wright
J. Peer
A. P. Barrett
A. Law
F. R. Hill
F. Clark
W.W. Lyon
M. Arachal
L. Carne
L. W. Lawrence
E. F. Moore
W. & Waulty
Marathon winner at Albany race claimed by Xavier Club
E P Carr of the Xavier Athletic Club New York won the marathon under the Hamilton Athletic Club Albany with a time of 3 hours 20 25 seconds. E H White of the Irish American Athletic Club finished second, Al Raines of Northwestern third, B J Beyers of Albany fourth. Eight starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
E. P. Carr
Xavier Athletic Club
New York
Hamilton Athletic Club
E. H. White
Irish-American Athletic Club
al Raines
Northwestern Athletic Club
B. J. Beyers
Dunning Wins City Marathon Amid Strong Kansas Finish
George Dunning of Kansas City won the marathon in Kansas City on May 31. Frank Johnson of Granite City finished second, with Guest Harrison of St. Louis taking third. Dunning finished 1 2/3 miles ahead of Johnson. Johnson was a mile ahead of Harrison. Times were 2:15 for Dunning, 2:28 for Johnson, and 2:34 for Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George Dunning
Frank Johnson
Granite City
Guest Harrison
St. Louis
Dunning
Johnson
Harrison
Phillips Andover Tops Exeter in Track Meet
In Andover Massachusetts on May 31 Phillips Andover scored 49 points to defeat Phillips Exeter in a dual track meet. The meet featured top performances from Phillips Andover runners as they claimed event wins across the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Andover
Andover
Mass
Phillips Exeter
Cornell Oarsmen Coast Past Harvard in Varsity and Freshmen
In Ithaca on May 31 Cornell easily defeated Harvard in both the varsity and freshman eight races. The varsity won by a length and a half in 10 minutes 41 seconds, while the freshmen won by four lengths in 11 minutes flat, with Cornell leading from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Cornell Oarsmen
Harvard
Cornell
Auto-Go Wins Saratoga Ten Mile Motor Boat Race
The May 31 Saratoga event saw William M. Martins Auto-Go prevail on a ten mile course from eight entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto-Go
Saratoga
N. Y
William M. Martin
Toronto and Crescent Lacrosse Tie Report
Toronto University and Crescent Athletic Club played a lacrosse game ending in a tie. The contest featured Bay Ridge style play with a close score, reflecting a balanced matchup between the two teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Crescent
Lacrosse
Toronto University
the Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Five Die, Five Hurt As Auto Hill Climb Race Turns Tragic
At Sport Hill Bridgeport May 31 the auto hill climb shattered records but ended in tragedy when Glen Ethridge's Isotta crashed into spectators injuring five, one fatally. The course, a mile long, saw last year’s mark fall multiple times with class winners including H W Webb and Bourque setting new times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Bridgeport
Conn
Sport Hill
Glen Ethridge
Isotta
H. W. Webb
Bourque
Knox
J. Coffee
Columbia
Maxwell
Goldthwaite
Barnes
Buick
Burman
Buckley
Hammond
Chalmers-Detroit
Maynard
Chalmers
Lorimer
Chalmers- Dayton
Stoddard-Dayton
Tuttle
Tiley
Allen Kingston
Hughes
Palmer-Singer
Singer
Detroit
J. W. Aldern
Auto race stamps five cars for transcontinental start
Seattle scene as the Automobile Club of America stamps five vehicles for the transcontinental race to begin at City Hall at 3 PM today. Ford, Acme, Shawmut, Itala and Stearns cars are noted with Guggenheim expressing mixed pride in progress and the challenge ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of America
City Hall
Acme
Stearns
W. R. Guggenheim
Indian Harbor Yacht Club Opens Season in Greenwich
The Indian Harbor Yacht Club opened for the season with Commodore Benedict's Oneida dressed ship at noon as the clubhouse cannon fired a salute. In the harbor were Istalena, Augusta N., Bobtail, Grampus, and Arleta, the latter newly arrived from Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Indian Harbor
Arleta
Bristol
Porter Wins Five Mile Handicap At City Meet
Fred Porter captured the five mile handicap race at the annual field and track meet of the Evening Recreation Centre of the High School of Commerce of Manhattan. The event took place at the Astoria Athletic Field in Long Island City yesterday with twelve starters. J. F. Redmond finished second and H. P. Herman third. W. Beck won the junior point trophy with 127 points, while T. Farley was second with 75 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Porter
High School of Commerce of Manhattan
Astoria
Long Island City
J. F. Redmond
H. P. Herman
W. Beck
T. Farley
Arrival of Buyers From National Firms At City Hotels
A long list of prominent buyers from Philadelphia Buffalo Chicago and other cities visits New York showcasing dry goods furs millinery cloaks and hosiery. Attendees include Gimbel Brothers J Solomon Mandel Bros Hoffman House and Nathan & Bro with representatives and hotel affiliations noted for each firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimbel Brothers
Philadelphia
Penn
A. Ww
Pee Furs
Broadway
Brozell
Sweeney Company
Buffalo
N. Y
G. B. Chapman
Brozzell
Meldrum
H. A
Cmpany
M. A. Murray
Seville
Solomon, J., & Co
Chicago
Ill
J. Solomon
Woolens
Latham, Martin & Naylor Company
Gloversville
A. B. Mann
Union Square
Toe Breslin
Wanamaker
John
E. T. Lucas
Tenth Street
Akron Dry Goods Co
Akron
Ohio
M. J. Federman
Dry Goods
Albert
Nathan, M., & Bro
Johnstown
M. Nathan
Ss. Nathan
Hoffman House
Mandel Bros
Max Newman
Broome St
Kann
S., Sons & Co
Washington, D. C
H. P. Selman
Gable
Altoona
Ww. F. Gable
Walker Street
Malley
BE. C
New Haven
Mass
Joelltan
R. W. Powell
Holland House
Gladding
B. H
Dry Goods Company
Providence
R. I
W. E
Aldred
Hotel Wolcott
Minneapolis Dry Goods Company
Minneapolis
J. C. Rindskopf
Breslina Wasson
Indianapolis
Ind
Miss C. Grauman
McAuslan & Wakelin
Holyoke
W. B. Wakelin
A. Collins
Weather forecast for cotton and grain states shows showers
The United States Weather Bureau forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday covers the cotton and grain states. It calls for showers from North Carolina to Iowa with varying wind conditions and occasional partial clouds across regions in Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Missouri Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Indiana Illinois Lower Michigan Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota South Dakota and Iowa.
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New York Times
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
North Dakota
Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indiana
Illinois
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Upper
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Office rental in The Times Building Times Square
A listing offers a 24 hour elevator service light cool offices janitor service and excellent mail facilities. Rental available in Room 406 Times Building Times Square contact Telephone 1000 Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Bryant
GE sells at public auction assets tied to Whitney note
General Electric Company announces an auction at its Schenectady factory gate on June 14 1909 at noon. Auction includes pledgee interests in Whitney Company promissory note and related bonds and equipment including five ATB generators and five exciter sets. 25 percent cash bid due at sale, balance on delivery within 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Washington Avenue
Edison Avenue
Schenectady
New York
Whitney Company
Whitney & Stephenson
A. H. Jackson
Eaton
Lewis & Rowe
Church Street
New York City
Greatest Opportunity Auction of Fine Goods Draws Bargains
Auctioneer D Lindenborn promotes a season’s best sale featuring a grand drawing room with gold French period brocades and damasks. Highlights include mahogany and Circassian walnut rooms, a four poster bed, marbles, bronzes, carved garden furniture, old silver, imports, paintings and rugs. Premises open for inspection.
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D. Lindenborn
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de Witt Clinton
J. McLaughlin, Jr
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de Witt Clinton H. S
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Brace
Boyce
Hyde
Witherby
Dittmar
Bird
Wood
H. S. of Commerce
Jonburg
Yorke
Byrne
Ryan
Weber
Walsh
McWilliams
Schum
Kramer
G. Bryant
Ravenswood B
F. Shea
J. H. Miller
Canniff
O'Connor
Bannon
J. Reulein, Jr
Daly
Kubelka
Woytiek
Plouhy
Miksorsky
Artacek
Fristensky
Vilim
Zima
Norcar
Basswood
Roders Peet & Company
Dunwoodie
Montclair Links
Wee Burn
Hackensack
Lever
New Dyker Meadow
Baltusrol Links
Wykagyl
Tory
St. Andrew’s
Clark House
Morris. Curtis
Abe Hoeley
Grace Nixon
Kelley
St. John
OlWort
Driscoll
O Bailey
Eliife
Polley
Parson
Gross
Birm
David
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Englewood
Canoe Brook
Carr
Seattle
Porter
Roland
OTE
Bath
Boston
Vendome
Commonwealth Avenue
C. H. Greenleaf & CO
White Mountains
Savoy Hotel
London
the Times
Harlem River
North Rivers
Times Building
Times Square
East 22D
Helen R. Morgan
East 22D ST
44Th St. 6Th Av
45Th St. Tel
Luchow
14Th ST
Stuyvesant
Restau
Peck’ S
Fulton
Ooaaiares
Harilem Casino
Ln Ronowsky
Vienna Orch. S. Orig
Sun
10Th St
GUIDE
Atlas Button Works
Crosby
Grand
Chas. Friedenberg
Stein, Doblin & Co
B. Brager
Walker St
Wolfsheim & Sachs
Maiden Lane
American Hosiery Co
Franklin St
Grossman Leather Co., Inc
Sstag & Hilder Bros
Optical
E Julius King Optical Co
Bendick, M
Supreme Court
County OF New York
Alexander Murray
Georgiana Booth
Exchange
Vesey Street
Borough of
City of New York
Joseph P. Day
State of
Twenty-Ninth Street
Seventh Avenue
Forbes
Twentyninth Street
Michael J. Egan
Arrowsmith & Dunn
Plaintiff's Attorneys
Borough
James Kearney
Guardian
Ad Item
Poro
West 29Th Street
Borough of Manhattan
West 29Th St
Department of Parks
Arsenal Building
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-fourth Street
Park Board
M. On
St. Nicholas Park
Henry Smith
Joseph I. Berry
Michael J. Kennedy
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