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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
10
A manufacturer touts direct control over every garment's contents and construction. The message extols visible and hidden quality, noting pocketing in trousers and the company consumes most produced while a few tailors handle the rest. Quality is the constant priority.
A brief fashion note promotes blue tones as the season’s hottest sun color, suggesting its enduring appeal despite strong sunlight.
A fragmented notice references durable rice product straw items linked to a Registered Trademark named Japanama and mentions locations in Broadway areas at 13th, 34th, and 41st Streets with Fifth Ave and Warren intersections. It cites Peet Company as involved.
In a soaked afternoon game, the New York Giants rallied with Jim Thorpe delivering the decisive run on a double steal attempt by Pittsburgh. Thorpe’s eighth inning single and a late hitting surge turned a 3–1 deficit into a 4–3 win as Cooper faltered under McGraw’s adjusted lineup.
Chicago beat Boston 7 to 0 extending their winning streak to four games. Ragan started for Boston and allowed four runs in the first inning on a triple and four singles.
National League games saw New York beat Pittsburgh 4 3 and Brooklyn defeat St Louis 2 0 while Cincinnati topped Philadelphia 7 4 Chicago beat Boston 7 3. American League contests included New York 6 2 over St Louis Chicago 4 1 Philadelphia and Washington 5 4 Detroit in eleven innings and Cleveland 5 4 Boston in ten innings.
St. Louis visits New York and Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn. Chicago travels to Philadelphia and Cincinnati goes to Boston. New York hosts St. Louis, Boston visits Cleveland, and Washington meets Detroit. Philadelphia encounters Chicago.
Brooklyn pitcher Leon Cadore returned from 11 day furlough and hurled a strong game at Ebbets Field holding St Louis to four hits. Olson and Wheat drove in the Dodgers' only runs in the first and eighth innings as Brooklyn blanked the Cardinals 2–0. Cadore earned the win with Ames taking the loss.
Chicago wins opening series game 4 to 3 aided by timely hitting. The scorecard shows Chicago 231-222 00 1-4 Philadelphia 100, with Chicago securing the victory in a tight contest in Chicago.
In Cleveland, the Indians beat the Red Sox 5 to 4 in ten innings. With one out, both teams singled, stole second, and advanced on Schang’s errant throw. Wood and Miller drew walks to fill the bases, Turner fouled on a squeeze attempt, and Roth scored when Schang’s wild throw carried him to third.
In St Louis on June 5 1910 the Yankees rallied in the eighth to beat the St Louis Browns 8 7 led by Roger Peckinpaugh who drove in three runs including a bases loaded triple. Pipp added a late triple as Miller Huggins returned to the town to a warm greeting.
The National League held a special meeting to seek a joint hearing before the Railroad Commission on proposed mileage rate increases, citing travel needs from the season schedule. They also discussed General Crowder's wartime draft order and planned to await a formal interpretation with a case involving a NL player. The city scoreboard shows Bridgeport 4 Providence 4, Hartford 8 New London 8, Waterbury 2 Worcester 14 New Haven 6.
Washington defeats Detroit 6 to 4 in the eleventh inning as Ainsmith scores on a grounder and steals second, Bush to the plate on Rhotten's hit, giving the Senators the first game of the series in Detroit.
A downpour in the sixth inning ended the rain soaked Penn vs Columbia game on South Field. Farrell of Columbia allowed one hit while Penn’s pitcher yielded two. Farrell fanned seven. Penn’s pitcher six. Low crowd due to Commencement Day gym exercises.
West Point reports Ray Fisher arrived with his Fort Slocum squad featuring several ex major leaguers. Fisher did not play as Army hammered Fort Slocum pitching for a 6 to 1 victory.
Garer delivers a 16 strike hit to topple Mayer and lift the Phillies to a 7 to 4 setback. The decisive rally features decisive offense and solid bullpen work as Philadelphia loses ground in the standings.
Pride's Hill Tweak Em, an American bred wire hair fox terrier, captured the best of all breeds at the 16th annual Ladies' Kennel Club of America dog show at Meadow Brook Club. Bred and owned by Quincy Adams Shaw McKean of Boston, the winning dog defeated Wycollar Boy owned by Mrs Roy Rainey, with Matford Vic and Wycollar Boy also challenging. The top bitch was Ndsdowne Sunflower owned by Ben Lewis, and the best toy was Phantom of Ashcroft owned by Mr and Mrs Aroiene Gerry Snow Jr, as fierce competition ensued.
In New York Lawn Tennis Club matches, rain paused play but several Bronx singles and Manhattan doubles progressed. Dr William Rosenbaum and Elliott Binzen advanced, with Rosenbaum set to meet Howard Voshell while the winner faces Binzen for a final spot against William Tilden of Philadelphia.
C R McMillan of Essex County defeated Alec Calder of Crescent A C 5 up 8 to play to win the Paper Trade Golf Association title on the Hackensack links. Calder beat Taft in the semi and Ridgeway in earlier play, with McMillan also taking the Luke trophy for two best rounds. Prizes were largely Thrift Stamps, with about 45 dollars raised for the Hackensack Red Cross.
At Camp Upton a New York A. club organized five athletic events for about 2,000 troops with 6,000 spectators. Battalion teams led by the 1st prize silver trophy. notable feats included a land crew race and a 25-man medicine ball relay. Benny Leonard conducted boxing drills for colored soldiers under Captain N. Glick.
The Rochester team beat Toronto 7 to 2 in the opening game and 0 to 8 in the second. Syracuse defeated Buffalo 6 to 3 in the first game while Buffalo won 6 to 0 in the second. Baltimore at Jersey City and Binghamton at Newark were postponed due to rain.
Flittergold aged gelding of Potomac Stable defeats a small high class field in the Little Neck Handicap at Delmont Park. Straight Forward with Ed Roche and Hank O Day among the top contenders faded after a strong start as Flittergold surged to the lead and held on by a half length. Races feature other maidens and stakes across six races with various weights and entries.
The page lists several game scores with cities including Kansas City Louisville Toledo St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Milwaukee and Columbus. Final tallies include Indianapolis 3 over St Paul, Milwaukee 4 over Columbus 4, and Minneapolis 2 over Milwaukee 4.
Mrs Stuart Green showcases top form at the Ardsley Club Women’s Invitation tournament defeating Miss Bleamer Goss 6-2 in a strenuous match. Norse player Molla Bjurskld appears, beating Mrs Benjamin F in a tight 7-5 upset as third round moves toward the semifinals.
The page lists the first six races with age and weight details for horses including Dervish Surprising Braveaway Sorcerer and others, ties to jockeys or owners, and an apprentice allowance note. It provides the two mile Blackstump event and fields for mares, selling, two-year-olds, and corresponding weights and entrants.
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