Three Broadway Stores Move to New 34th Street Location
Rocks Peer & Company recounts its 1874 start in an old Broadway building and a series of moves. The 32nd Street store relocates to the Marbridge siding near 34th Street and Broadway, combining modern retail equipment with a high end clothing focus. The firm notes continued growth, strong service, and top notch morals as it opens the new site for visitors this evening until 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Or Estate
Arren Street
Warren Street
32Nd Street
Marbridge Siding
Dees Ner
34Th Street
Broadway Tabernacle
Giants Lose to St Louis in Tough Umpire Night
In St Louis, the Giants fall 4 to 2 to the invaders as Rudderham stars in a tense ninth inning. Willie strikes out eight for New York, while timely hits and a late rally push the Cardinals past the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudderham
Doniin
Rudderhamers
Micky
Rudderhamer
Mr. Donlin
Ruddesham
Hostetter
Bridwells
Gilbert
Willie
Scarlet Sock
St. Louis
Giants
W. W. Aulick
St.louis
New York
Aed Shaw
Oshannon
Oo Byrne
Tenney
Aporrai
Doeleh’ty
Osevin
Kitch Ib
On'dham
Eee Hostet
Odeviin
O'Frie
Bridwell
Fere
Murray
Douvie
Wiltse
Karger
Cincinnati Defeats Brooklyn 4 to 1 in Brooklyn Tilt
Cincinnati's last team won again at Brooklyn scoring four to one. Wil helm outpitched Ewing though unfortunate. Brooklyn batters struggled with runners on base. Key hits included Hugsins and Ewing for two bases, with Cincinnati capitalizing on nine hits to Brooklyn's seven. Time of game one hour forty eight minutes with Rigler and Johnstone umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Wilhelm
Ewing
Rupore Riapore Hugems
Ane
Orhedian
Iobert
Olumley
Mitchell
Jordan
Ganzel
Lewis
Sebief
Burch
Bergen
Hwing
Alperman
Apohiinaule
Des
Hugsins
Kane
Schlei
Lumley
Lobert
Wilk Im
Messrs. Rigler and
Johnstone
Baseball scorecard fragment from Philadelphia game
In Philadelphia the line score shows Pittsburgh and Chicago/Boston matchups with battery duos McQuillan Dooin and Maddox Gibson. umpires Emslie Klem and O Day. The text lists inning runs and positions for each team with partial scores and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Pittsburg
McQuillan
Dooin
Maddox
Gibson
Messrs. Emslie and
Klem
Eastern League Scoreboard Report From City Pairings
Eastern League results list several games. Jersey City beats Providence 9 to 4 in Jersey City while Baltimore defeats Newark 5 to 2. Toronto edges Buffalo 6 to 5, and Montreal defeats Rochester 10 to 4 in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Providence
Baltimore
Newark
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
New York State League Scoreboard Summary
Utica beat Binghamton 6 to 0 in Utica. Willkesbarre defeated Troy 4 to 2. Albany swept Scranton 9 to 4. Gloversville blanked Syracuse 7 to 0. Bridgeport topped Waterbury 2 to 0. Meriden defeated Springfield 1 to 0. Holyoke beat New Britain 4 to 2. Hartford shutout New Haven 2 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Binghamton
Troy
Willkesbarre
Albany
Scranton
Gloversville
Syracuse
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Meriden
Springfield
Holyoke
New Britain
Hartford
New Haven
Local Race Results From Four City Meets
Lawrence Lawrence defeated Lowell 14 to 1 at Lawrence Lowell. New Bedford beat Worcester 5 to 1 at New Bedford. Haverhill defeated Lynn 7 to 1 at Haverhill. Fall River shut out Brockton 5 to 0 at Fall River.
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Lawrence—Lawrence
Lowell
New Bedford
Worcester
Haverhill
Lynn
Fall River
Brockton
Automobiles to ball grounds from Times Building
Special cars depart Broadway entrance Times Building daily at 3 P.M. Phone 1933 Bryant for Manhattan Auto Car Co. Office in Times Building. Ware 50 cents. The notice advertises transportation by auto to ball grounds with details on departure and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Grounds
Broadway-entrance
Times
Bryant
Manhattan Auto Car CO
Ware
Travers and Behr in Final for State Championship
Jerome D. Travers and Max Behr reach the Englewood Club final to decide the New Jersey State golf title for the coming year. Travers, defending champion, posted a 74 to match a course record while defeating W W Pell and Howard Giffin en route to the final. Behr advanced with a solid win over E M Barnes as the field narrowed to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Max Behr
Englewood Club Links
Travers
Behr
W. W. Pell
Pell
Englewood
Ralph Peters, Jr
Montclair
Canoe Brook
Howard Giffin
Baltusrol
Murray Olyphant
KE. M. Barnes
Oswald Kirkby
Morris County
Dudley H. Barrows
Plainfield
Giffin
Barnes
L. W. Callan
W. C. Johnson
A. H. Lockett
T. T. Reid
W. L. Glenny
H. S. Dudley
W. E. F. Moore
R. H. Cunningham
North Jersey
Lockett
Callan
Moore
Glenny
Henry Alsopp
Forest Hill
C. W. Hunt
G. M. Boynton
C. S. Kellogg
Essex County
H. M. Cone
de Forest Lynn
FP. C. Miller
J. P. Kirwan
Alsopp
Boynton
Cone
Miller
E. J. Ridgeway
Thurston
W. H. le Massena
Glen Ringe
R. C. Colt
Arthur Yauch
H. L. Pfeiffer
Great Athletes to Compete in Olympic Tryouts at Franklin Field
Philadelphia June 5 report on tomorrow's Franklin Field tryouts for the American Olympic team in London. The Olympic Athletic Committee says record breaking is likely as top stars converge. Events include 100m with 19 entrants, 200m nearly as crowded, 4 sub 50s 0.4s quarter miles, all half miles under two minutes, and mile qualifiers under 4:30, with about twenty events and at least ten entrants per event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
London
Olympic Athletic Committee
Yankees Fall as Cleveland Beats New York 6 to 4
Cleveland defeats New York 6 to 4 in a game started by Rhoades and finished by Liebhardt. Elberfeld returns to the lineup after five weeks as Cleveland builds a lead in the pennant race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W. L. P.C- Selareet
New York
Philadelpha
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Rhoades
Glade
Stovall
Keeler
Lajoie
Chase
N. Clarke
O'Stahl
H'kman
Oconroy
H’m
Kleinow
Ogladé
L'gh
Otake
Ballai
Moriarty
Fragmentary Baseball Box Score Lines from Chicago to Boston
The readable OCR shows team lines with scores and players: Batteries White and Sullivan Burns and Street Umple Mr Connolly and others appear with Detroit Boston and Chicago references. Umpires Messrs Sheridan and Egan appear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
White and Sullivan
Burns and Street
Detroit
Boston
Killian
Schmidt
Cicotte
Winter
McFarland
Messrs
Sheridan and Egan
De La Salle Institute Athletes Shine At 20th Games
Students at De La Salle Institute showed top form in interscholastic events at the twentieth annual games on the Clason Point Military Academy field in Westchester. George Scannell won both the 100 and 220 yard dashes, setting a new institute record in the 100 with a time of 10.25 seconds and earning the point trophy by beating Dan Meehan who placed second to Marasco in the 12 pounds shot put.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Salle Institute
Clason Point Military Academy
Westchester
George Scannell
Institute
Dan Meehan
Marasco
Jack Atkin Romps to Track Record in Parkway Handicap
Missouri bred four year old Jack Atkin won the Parkway Handicap in 1 45 25 over the mile and a sixteenth at Gravesend setting a new track record by a fifth of a second. Field Mouse led all the way to win the Criterion Stakes for two year old fillies, defeating Suffragette and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Atkin
Roseben
Gravesend
Parkway
Brooklyn
Belmont
Field Mouse
Lermont Park
Suffragette
Gagain
Canada
Delaby
Sen. Barrett
W. Walsh
Banyah
Xoerner
Montauk
J. Lee
Aimee C
Garner
Gilbert
McCarthy
Dugan
Nasturtium-Carnelia
E. L. Nor- Master
Robert
Gretna Green
Notter
Montgomery
Musgrave
Turenne
Miller
Spooner
Toonan
Wwinnet B. c
Ars
McDaniel
Tino
Lantoufle
Gold Lady
Timber
E. Dugan
Batsman
T. Koerner
Ee Dive
Eden Sarah ‘Rasquin
Hurley
B. G
Ben Strome
Rose Leaf
D. C
Corncob
Arasee
Fulton
Nick Stoner
Rara Avis
S. &. Marshall
McDanie
Bree Hammertess
Lady Selina
Rosevale
Colytto
W. Doyle
B. F
Hastings-Flittermouse
Ward
Missouri Lad
Lord Stanhone
Sh Beauclere
Shreve
Samuel H. Harris
Tommy Waddell
Qfuserave
Banker
Brussel
Fe Mtees
Leach
Bolando
Planudes-Soubrette II
Uncle Jim
Musegrava
Noadoo
Ethelbert Morganath
Minnie Adams
Johnson
F. D. Weir
Black Oak
Hos
J.-F. O' Brien
Melissa
G. Burns
Lady Hubbard
John Whalen
Troublesome
Lang
J. L. McGinnis
J. L. Smith
Fitz Herbert
F. Dugan
Witching Ham
H.R. Brandt
Racing card with six furlong to two and a half mile events
The page lists multiple horse races: a six furlong sprint for older horses with listed weights and entrants such as Rapid Water and Momentum. the Empire State Steeplechase Handicap over two and a half miles with Simple Honore and Queen Marguerite among others. The Great American Stakes for two-year-olds. The Carleton Stakes for three-year-olds at one mile. a one mile and sixteenth selling race for three-year-olds and up. and a maiden special for two-year-olds at five and a half furlongs. Entries include horses like Sir Martin, Selectmah, Marie Abo, Weenie, Fayette, and Langden with various weights and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellson
James B. Brady
Marguerite
John M
Thistledale
Sir Martin
Rossfenton
Marie Abo
Weenie Cease Fayette
Carleton
Robert Cooper
Royal Tourist
Transvaal
Viperion
Langden
Mombassa
Washan
Umbrella
Rockstans S.sessee
Dennis Stafford
Mr. Jorrocks
Macman Oon Ore
Yale Princeton baseball game rescheduled for June 13
Yale athletic authorities announced the postponed Yale Princeton baseball game of May 30 will be played in New Haven on Saturday June 13. The change came after Cornell canceled its May 13 schedule with Yale on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Hackley Dominates Triangular Meet On Hackley Field
Macdonald of Hackley School wins five of eleven events in the Hackley Holbrook Mackenzie triangular. He adds three second places as Hackley total 61 points to capture first while Mackenzie trails with 2 and Holbrook with 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macdonald
Hackley School
Hackley, Holbrook
Mackenzie
Hackley Field
Hackley
Princeton Adopts Rowing as University Sport
Princeton's Athletic Executive Committee formally placed rowing under the athletic association and enrolled it as a university sport. A dual intercollegiate race on Carnegie Lake is planned for next year. The committee also banned Varsity men from playing Summer baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Princeton Athletic Executive Committee
Athletic Association
Carnegie Lake
Automobiles for Race Track Leave Broadway Entrance
Daily at Times Building leave for the race track at 12 39 noon and 1 pm fare one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Entrance Times
Italian horse Signorinetta wins Oaks at London
Signorinetta the Italian filly owned by E. Ginistrelli wins The Oaks known as the Ladies Derby in a photo finish margin over Rhodora. Rhodora fell a turn before the stretch causing a dramatic race with Lyne uninjured, and College Leader was briefly unconscious. King Edward congratulated Signor Ginistrelli on the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Signorinetta
E. Ginistrelli
Richard Croker
Rhodora
Signor Ginistrelli
French Partridge
Tottenham Corner
Mr. Croker
Tyudien Lyne
Lyne
Courtesy
Santeve
Moore Horses Again Win At Plainfield Horse Show
Plainfield riding show awards three more blues to Judge William Hi Moore of New York. Reginald Van derbilt wins Official Blue Book Challenge Cup and promises a season cap. Society guests from New York Philadelphia Plainfield and Jersey towns attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Plainfield
William Hi. .Moore
New York
Plainfield Riding and Driving Club
Reginald Vanderbilt
Robert A. Fairbairn
Vanderbilt
George W. Watson, Jr
Westchester Farm
Elsinore Farm
Godfrey Preece
Emily Bedford
E. T. H. Talmadge
William Grr Barclay
E. C. Rich
J. J. Spratley
M. G. Byer
Imperial City
George P. Mellick
John W. Griggs
Bermuda Powerboat Race Opens With Irene and Ailsa Craig
Irene II with a six man crew underwent trial runs off Staten Island after a Monday launch at New Rochelle. Ailsa Craig carries eight and aims to reach Bermuda by Tuesday morning with an anticipated 64 hour winning time set by last year’s race. A tug will depart at 2:30 this afternoon to witness the 4 PM start off Norton's Point Gravesend Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene ST
Ailsa Craig
Bermuda
Staten Island
New Rochelle
Bayonne
Irene Ir
Irene Sr
S. W. Granbery
Thomas Fleming Day
Walter M. Bleling
Motor Boat Club of America
Fred B. Thurber
John Sillen
Walter Ennis
James Craig
John Fisher Welch
J. S. F. Kerr
Theodore E. Ferris
Cary, Smith & Ferris
Craig
Motor Boat Club of ‘America
Norton's Point
Gravesend Bay
Pell Wins Felipe Cup Singles at New York Club
Theodore Fellavon won the Felipe Cup singles final on the courts of the New York Lawn Tennis Club. In the Manhattan championship doubles, Frederick B. Alexander and Harold H. Hackett of West Side LTC defeated Gustave F. Youchard and Dr. William Rosenbaum 5-3, 6-3 in the semi final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pell
Theodore Fellavon
New York
Richard H. Palmer
Ridgewood
Golf Club
Manattan
Frederick DB
Alexander
Harold H.haevkett
West Side
Gustave F. Touchard
William Rosenbaum
Hamilton Grange
Harlem
Fennon and Sears Capture Pennsylvania Doubles Title
In Philadelphia on June 28 at Haverford the Pennsylvania State women’s championship doubles final saw Miss Martin Fennon and Miss Eleanor Sears of Boston defeat Miss Phyllis Green and Miss Dorothy Green of Philadelphia. Sears also claimed singles after Edith Rote defaulted. Mixed doubles final set for tomorrow features Sears with W J Clothier versus Fennon and G Wrenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenen
Miss Sears
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Haverford
Martin Fennon
Eleanor Sears
Boston
Phyllis Green
Dorothy Green
Eleanor ‘Sears
W. J. Clothier
Miss Fenno
G. Wrenn
Cornell Elects Charles M. French Track Captain
Ithaca June 5 The Cornell track team chose Charles M. French of Worcester Massachusetts as track Captain for next year French entered Cornell from Worcester Academy and soon gained fame in the quarter and half mile He won the cc in the Princeton dual meet last year finished second to Haskins in the half mile at the intercollegiates and was runner up in the half mile at Franklin Field last week a leading Olympic team candidate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Cornell
Worcester
Mass
Worcester Academy
Princeton
Haskins
Franklin Field
Foster wins round in Morris County Golf Club President's Cup
In Morristown New Jersey on June 5 Miss Cara Foster won the round for the President's Cup at the Morris County Golf Club earning three points her score was one down. Mrs Henry Patterson Phipps was second four down and received two points while Mrs William Shippen was third five down with Wynant Van derpool six down and Miss Helen Shelton seven down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Cara Foster
Morris County Golf Club
Henry Patterson Phipps
William Shippen
Wynant Vanderpool
Helen Shelton
Middlesex Hunt Foxhounds Shine Amid Big Dog Show Upsets
The sixth annual Summer royale at Mineola's Fair Grounds concluded with major surprises. Middlesex Hunt's foxhounds claimed top breed status as Warren Remedy won best bitch, while King Edward and Bloomfield Racket highlighted champion dogs in the event. Notable attendees included Dudley Winthrop and Mrs. Aurel Ratonyi among other society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spe
Charles Lee
Homer
Bloomfield
Midedlesex Hunt
Vanguard
Winthrop Rutherford
Warren Remedy
Middlesex Hunt
Dudley Winthrop
Aurel Ratonyi
M.R. Tuggenheiny
J. W. Seligman
WW. G. Arthur
Scott Burden
Robert Sedgwick
E. KR
Elise Laden
Middleton Boriwell
Sam G. Rockefeller
Alfred KL
M.thorpe
L. Moore Smith
J. K
Oddie
Robert E. Strawbridge
Miss Beaux
M. «. Bird
Ae Jr
D. Evans
Louise Alger
W.bird
Elizabeth Morgan
Misses Morgan
H. F. Godfrey
Samuel Willetts
Ala B Bierck
Claire Bird
W. H. Berrman
Anthrop Rutherford
and Phipps
Christina Whittcher Huntingdon
Peter C. G. W. Hadley
W. T. Hofstimer
Tyler Morse
Mies
F. K. McLane
Samuel W.stoome
A. A W. Higginson
South Lincoln
Mass
Dinzh
Wes
C. Houlker
J. ¥. Mamilton
Gotham Kennel
Arim
Moor
Red Brook
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Susar Gerkharits
Iko
Warren Savorg
Abe
Howard Gould
A. Butler Duncan
James Kernochan
Brooklyn Jockey Club Rich Card of Six Races Today
The Turf reports six races at 2 30 P M on the Brooklyn Jockey Club program. Carlton Great American Stakes and Empire State Steeplechase featured with midtown trains and parlor cars departing East 34th Street via Long Island Railroad. Special L trains run via Culver Line and Whitehall ferry service operates at noon, with connections at City Hall Bridge Fulton and Bath Streets for racegoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Jockey Club
34Th St
East New York
N. ¥. Side
Brooklyn Bridge
6Th Ave
L' Road
City Hall
Bridge St
Fulton St
Bath St
Atlantic Ave
39Th St
Brooklyn
Culver Line
39Th St. Ferry
Whitehall St. Ferry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rocks Peer & Company
13Th St
Donlin
Peaceful Cardinals
Plug
National League
Phil'delphia
WL. PC
Itis
Eeel
Brooklyns
Sorene
Kling
Ferguson
Dorner
Bowerman
Graham
Mr. O'Day
New York State League
Travers and Behr
America
Yankees
Louis
Lake
Liebhardt
Hinchman
Stahl
Iree
Bradley
Niles
Hickman
Conroy
Mr. O'Loughlin
de la Salle
Macdonald Hackley
Croker
New Yorker
Gravesernd Bay
The
Tolday
Lisie
Balbriggan
Sea Island
MFG
Akers of
Keen's Shirt
11Th
12Th Streets
Ewe Fork
Houston St
Produce Exchange
28Th St
Dey St
36Th St
14Th St
Fifth Ave
Nassau Street
H.b.kirk & GO
Renault
Ormond, Florida
Renault Freres
Paul LE Croix
Broadway and
Sith St
Easner
Chambers
Pierce
Nany
Lot
Ign
Pierce Cew
Jersey
Ellis Motor Car
Compalsey St
Ady
ACME
Cordner & Flinn
76Th St
Autocar Safes Co
St. Phobe
Placatos
Cut Prise. O
Plach
Corbin
Baker Motor Vehicle Eee
George J. Grossman
B' Way
Columbus
le Elliott Ranney Co
Way
Af Elmor RE
FIAT
Holtan Company
West 49Th St
Frayer Miller
Mora
Genard Motor Car Co
Garford
Gnome
Iss Ryan
Tcerile Co
Haynes Ris
Phrane
HOL- Tan the
Hol-Tan Company
49Th
Bryant Jackson & Glide
G. J. Scott Motor Co
B’y
ER Motor CO
Sth
Tel
Bryanne
Allenhue
oLd Veau
L. Renouteau
Mer¢Edes
Te CO
John W. Sutton
W. Blanchard
Mga
Polo Grounds
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