Naps Rout Yankees in Second Game Curtain Raiser
Cleveland defeats New York 8 to 3 as Russell Ford struggles with the moist ball. Blanding mirrors early sharpness, while Oaks and Gardner contribute, and Wolverton scores as Cleveland runs up the margin.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Ohio
Russell Ford
Naps
Yankees
Ford
Davis Clan
Blanding
Yanks
Hartzell
Lajoie
Ase
Chase
Gardner
Stump
Sweeney
Wolverton
Cree
Zinn
Jackson
Joe
New York
Daniels
O'Neil
Graney
Olson
Neal Ball
Bounder
Larry
King
Peckinpaugh
Senators Give White Sox a Beating
Washington defeated Chicago 9 to 1 in the second game of the series as Gandil and Johnson hit home runs. Walsh was ejected in the seventh for arguing a balk call by umpire O Loughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
White Sox
Chicago
Washington
Walsh
Gandil
Johnson
O’ Loughlin
Bhanks
Zelder
Organ
Weaver
Ride
Kuhn
Enry
Ainsmith
Mogridge
Ser
Peters
Mson
Fournier
McBride
Foster
Shanks
Canail
Musser
Milan
Balk
Messrs
O'Loughlin and
Sheridan
Browns Lose on Fielding Errors as Philadelphia Wins
In St Louis June 6 inconsistent fielding by the locals let Philadelphia tally three runs in the second inning. Philadelphia finished with seven runs while St Louis scored two as errors by Stovall, Laporte, Hallinan and others helped tilt the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Louis
Philadelphia
Hallinan
Stovall
Laporte
Petty
Louwls
Oldring
Pratt
McKnnis
Strunk
Hogan
Wallace
Stephens
Barry
Hing
McInnis
Colins
Lapp
Collins
Pelty
Bender
Bee Aly
Onan
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
National League games in rain at New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia. American League tallies show Cleveland beating New York 8 to 3 and Philadelphia over St. Louis 7 to 2. Washington defies Chicago 9 to 1. Boston edges Detroit 5 to 2. International League game scores Newark Jersey City rain, Providence 8 Baltimore 7, Toronto 8 Montreal 7, Buffalo 15 Rochester 11.
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New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Newark
Jersey City
Providence
Baltimore
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
P.ct
Cincinnati Eseoseeees
Chieset Eeeosee Am
St. Louis Eetges Ek
Philadelphia Te Banses
Brooklyn Eeenee
Bosegie- Secencdsecesss
Ww. P
Boston Ercee
New
Ox P.ct
Toronto Eeree
American League
International League
Where They Play Today
Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Boston. New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Washington at Chicago. Boston at Detroit. Jersey City at Providence. Newark at Baltimore. Buffalo at Rochester. Montreal at Toronto.
Time of Game and Umpires Noted
Time of game one hour and fifty five minutes. Umpires Messrs Dineen and Perrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Dineen and
Perrine
Boston Bags Detroit in Early Lead
Boston bunched three hits and a walk in the first inning to build a three run lead Detroit could not overcome. O Brien was wild yet effective with runners on. Sensational catches by Speaker and Hooper halted Detroit rallies as Boston won 7 to 2 in Detroit.
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Boston
Detroit
O Brien
Speaker
Hooper
O Bush
Yerkes
Oj Jones
Cobb
Lewis
Crawford
Gardner
D’l'h’ty
Bradley
O M'r
Arty
Wagner
Loudon
Carrigan
OjStanage
O’brien
Mullin
Delehanty
Messrs. Hart and Connolly
Baseball scores and rain delays across multiple games
In Baltimore Providence led 4 to 0 after 7 innings before the game ended to catch a train as Newark’s game in Jersey City was postponed by rain. In Rochester Buffalo won 16 to 11 with late offense, while Montreal beat Toronto 7 to 6 in a contested matchup with mixed pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.E
Providence
Baltimore
Mitchell
Thomas
Sline
Schmidt
Smith
Dygert
Bergen
Newark
Jersey City
Rochester
Minor League Results Reported Rained Out
In the Connecticut, New England, Tri-State and New York State Leagues all games were postponed due to rain. Elmira defeated Troy 6 to 4 in Elmira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut League
New England League
Tri-State League
New York State League
Elmira
Troy
Unclear Intercity Match Scores From 19th Century Listing
A terse record shows intercity pairings with scores: Indianapolis against Kansas City 5 to 0, Columbus against St. Paul 7 to 6, Louisville against Minneapolis 13 to 1, and Toledo against Milwaukee 3 to 2. Contains city names and final tallies.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Indianapols
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Unclear game results from multi-city exhibition
Reported scores show Los Angeles-Vernon 8 San Francisco 7 in an LA area game, Portland-Los Angeles 13 to 5, and San Francisco-Oakland 18 to 7 against Sacramento. No teams or dates detailed beyond city pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Vernon
San Francisco
Portland
Oakland
Sacramento
Southern League Scores From Nashville and Nearby Parks
Nashville area games show Birmingham 6 loss to Atlanta and Mobile 7 over Memphis 1. Chattanooga eked out a 3 2 win over Montgomery as New Orleans faced Atlanta rain disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Birmingham
Perteane
Mobile
Memphis
Montgomery
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Atlanta
Virginia League Scores Tie Petersburg Danville and Portsmouth Roanoke
Petersburg beat Petersburg Danville 5 to 0 in Petersburg. Portsmouth defeated Roanoke 2 to 1 in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia League
Petersburg
Danville
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Warning To Ball Players Against Ridgewoods Team
The National Baseball Commission warns all National Agreement clubs not to play with Ridgewoods of Brooklyn. Doc Scanlon, a former Brooklyn pitcher, is cited as playing for Ridgewood, which the commission says harbor ineligible players. Rule 47 will be strictly enforced on those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Scanlon
Brooklyn
Ridgewoods
National Baseball Commission
National Agreement
Ridgewood
National Commission
Lumley Released as Binghamton Manager
Binghamton N Y June 6 Harry Lumley was released by association officers as manager of the Binghamton Baseball Team this afternoon He declined a player contract and a successor will likely be chosen tomorrow from among the players Secretary Porter J Edwards emphasized there was no ill will Lumley regretted the season began under poor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Lumley
N. Y
Harry
Association
Porter J. Edwards
Spotts wins Maine individual trap title at Haines Landing
R L Spotts of New York, a Mooseltie Gun Club member, won the Maine individual trap shooting championship at Haines Landing. He broke 89 birds out of 100 while Louis Cuiquitt of Newark, N J, led amateurs with 549 of 600 targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Spotts
Maine
Haines Landing
New York
Mooseltie Gun Club
Louis Cuiquitt
Wes
Newark
N. J
Pate
Pinkertons Clash With Nassau Deputies At Belmont Park Races
At Belmont Park terminal the Pinkertons under Capt Thornhill confronted Nassau County Sheriff De Mott s deputies over policing and betting at the United Hunts meets The Pinkertons warned bookmakers they would eject any who violat e the law while spectators including prominent society figures attended despite rain The mounted service flat race featured Marabon Roman Wing Corzo and other Army officers as riders with Marabon winning by a neck amid tight finishing reads and one rider injured in a fall
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United Hunts
Belmont Park Terminal
Pinkertons
Thornhill
Nassau County
Charles T. de Mott
Schriff de Mott
Jockey Club
Payne Whitney
J. E. Smith Hadden
Frances Hadden
Rs. A. Butler’ Duncan
Malcolm Stevenson
James A. Burden
August Belmont
August Belmont, Jr
Tyler Morse
S. A
Mounted Service
United States Army
Marabon
Rockwell
Phoenix Stag
Marks
Goldwick
Herkness
Kinnelon
Lieut
Roman Wing
Corzo
Oe Kinnelon
Frey Alpers
Macedonian
Guardian
S. L. Jenkins
Mr. Wright
G. F. Rawlins
von Sabo
Yaa Pears
St. Leonid
B. B. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Butwell
D. Dows
B. Tuckerman
D’ormont
F. A
Fell Rock Abbey
C. Pfizer
Mr. Clapp
Ringlets
Galloway
Stev Onsom
E. J. Hogan
B. Tucker
Nattie Bumppo
H. W. Smith
Mr. Bratthy
Bosweucs
Mr. Wildey
Petits Chevaux
the Thief
Evader
R. L. Gerry
W. Booth
Henry Lee
Mr. B. Tuck
Otman
O. L. Richards
Mr. T. Wright
Miss Chambler
E.klenck
Feil
H. W. Sage
E. Helder
Feil Macedonian
G. F. Alpers
the Evader
Country Guy
Day Bell
United States
Rae
Rock
Vowp
Patton
Tate
Tate Tae
Alexander
Oxangef
Herk- Sega Ts
Cate Arora Rinne
SER Ea AG Cad
Santa Su Er
Web Carter
Greentree Stable
Greentree Entry
Archdale
Mr. Wound
Henry W. Bull
H. W.warner
Wright
T. Tucker
E. Tucker
H. W
Mr. Barclad
A. Freak
Casey Almandine
M. de -W
New Jersey State Golf Championship at Atlantic City
In gale and rain, W E Shackelford shot 75 to lead qualifying medal. Jerome Travers and Oswald Kirkby also posted 80s. Atlantic City captures team title 328 as Shackelford, Travers, Kirkby win match rounds amid torrents and flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
New Jersey State Golf Association
W. E. Shackelford
Jerome’ Travers
Upper Montclair
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
Travers
Kirkby
Shackelford
J. D. Travers
Roy Webb
Maurice Risley
F. H. Thomas
Morristown
J. H. Hayes, Jr
F. C. Robbins
C. Geist
F. S Sherman
J. H. Lippincott
T. C. Walker
W. EB. Edge
H. W.W. Hemphell
T. P. Endicott
K. Nisell
J. M. Wilkins, Jr
Moore Stevens
Walter Lyon
J. O. Hess
Canoe Brook
Risley
Thompson
McDonald
Watson
Richmond
Hayes
Thomas
Robbins
Barnes
Geist
Swords
Webb
Serseman
Boston Wins Griscom Cup Debut Over New York in Golf
Boston overwhelmed New York 11 to 4 in the first tri city Griscom Golf Cup match at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Singles results feature wins by Mrs. Earle and Miss Bishop among others, with several close matches in the match play segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Mrs. Roope
Mrs. Earle
Miss Bishop
Miss Curtis
Mrs. Wheeler
Miss Hollins
Miss Osgood
Mrs. Rogers
Miss Phelps
Mrs. Krug
Miss Wimpfheimer
Miss Wells
Mrs. Bachelder
Mrs. Faith
Miss Porter
Miss Whitney
Miss Allen
Mrs.Paterson
K. F. Duncan
Donohoe
Mrs. Davis
Miss Krug
C. L. Duncan
Miss Wetmore
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Stockton
Miss Schwarzwalder
Miss Underwood
Frayne
Burrage
International Masters Chess Standings After Ten Rounds at Poestyen
In Budapest June 6, twelve adjourned games added to the record place Rubinstein ahead of Duras who climbs to second with seven and a half points. Alapin ties Spielmann for third after beating Parasz Marshall slips to ninth after a loss to Barasz as other results include Hromadka Sterk Breyer Yates Leonhardt and Johner showing varied scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Poestyen
Duras
Prague
Rubinstein
Salwe
Ball
Leonhardt
Hromadka
Sterk
Alapin
St. Petersburg
Spielmann
Parasz
Marshall
United States
Barasz
Teichmann
Breyer
Yates
Ww. L
W. Rubinstein
Warshall
Dyras
Sterk Pale
Elemen
Barasz Sfela Tract
Ss Spielmann
Aes O Balla
Ichmann
Johner
Breyer R
Moakley and Berna Go to Olympic Tryouts in Boston
Ithaca June 6 Jack Moakley and Tell Berna left for Boston where Berna will run in Olympic tryouts on Saturday. Berna is in good condition after one day of practice since returning from the intercollegiate meet. Cornell’s John Paul Jones and Capt Putnam cannot participate due to university examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Jack Moakley
Tell Berna
Boston
Berna
Cornell
John Paul Jones
Harvard
Capt. Putnam
Wall-Eyed Pike Fry Distributed in New Jersey Lakes
Percival Chrystie and James M. Stratton of the State Board of Game and Fish Commissioners distributed more than two million wall-eyed pike fry in Lake Hopatcong Cranberry Lake and Swartswood Lake. The fry were raised in Vermont and obtained from the Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Percival Chrystie
James M. Stratton
State Board of Game and Fish Commissioners
Lake Hopatcong
Cranberry Lake
Swartswood Lake
Vermont
Barber from New York Arrested for Belmont Park Bookmaking
Paul Shayne of New York was arrested at Belmont Park on a charge of bookmaking and violating Penal Code Section 896. Deputy Sheriff Michael Williams filed the complaint after a note of bets was shown to him while the race meet was in progress. Shayne pleaded not guilty and was paroled to his counsel until June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hempstead
N. Y
Michael Williams
Paul Shayne
New York
Belmont Park
Justice’s Court
Charles F. Gittens
Charles McCarthy
Nassau County
John J. Graham
Swayne
Williams
Plainfield Horse Show Survives Rainy Day With Keen Competition
The ninth annual Plainfield Horse Show opened despite heavy rain delaying events and dampening social scenes. Exhibitors from New York arrived by special train as judges postponed several classes to later, with harness and saddle divisions contested and top prizes awarded to Emil Seelig, L. M. Newgass, W. A. McGibbon, and others.
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Plainfield
New York
Finch
Mary Backer
Charlotte Wyeth
Florence Scheff
T. Waring
L. C. Waring
Louis K. Hyde
Helen Hyde
Alice Smith
Lawrence Smith
H. D. Atterbury
A. W. Hunter
Charles Baker
Robert A. Fairbairn
Henry L. Finch
Emil Seelig
H. L. Pierce
B. G
Lord Grayling
Prince Grayling
Bi. G. Enterprise
A. E. Keller
L. M.newgass & Co
Br. G. Diffidence
M. R. Douglas
B. G. Will McGregor
C. McWilliams
Ch. m. Kathleen
H. S. Starrell
Bik
S. Keith
Highlawn Farm
Ch. m. Sonia
W. A. McGibbon
B. m. Rosabel
H. D
W. D. Conrad
B. G. Prince Arthur
Alden
Blodget
B. G. Justice
W. S. Mitchell
B. G. Charger
B. G. Dragoon
Glenbrae Hackney Stud
Br. S. Cudham
W. A
McGibbon
B. G. Milton
G. G. Rohlig
Ch. G. Avocat
T. A. Sperry
Blk. m. Black Diamond
H. W. Beebe
B. G. Snip
Iyanbrook Farm
Ch. G. Peter Pan
Harvard and Yale Oarsmen Struggle in Rough Thames Conditions
Rough water and wind at Red Top Connecticut hindered Harvard crews to only 45 minutes of practice with racing starts later. MacVicar’s oar broke in the Freshman eight as Yale crews trained in sheltered coves at Ghales Ferry and Riverside camps. Dr. Harrison and Goetchins visited Yale, linking to Bob Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Wray
MacVicar
Gales Ferry
Thames
Yale
Richard Harrison
Bob Cook
Goetchins
Davenport Engaged to Miss Phyllis Shriner
Ira Davenport captain of the University of Chicago track team and a top contender for a Stockholm summer spot is engaged to Miss Phyllis Shriner a university sophomore. Davenport from Pond Creek Oklahoma and Shriner from Dubuque Iowa are the engaged couple cited at a social function at Midway School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ira Davenport
University of Chicago
Stockholm
Phyllis Shriner
Midway
Shriner
Davenport
Pond Creek
Okla
Miss Shriner
Dubuque
Iowa
Negro Boxer Dies After Ring Knockout In New Orleans
In New Orleans June 6 Dave Brown a Negro heavyweight from Memphis was knocked out in the first round by local Negro John Thelmer and rushed to a hospital in a dying condition. Brown withstood a fierce right blow but his head slammed to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dave Brown
Memphis
John Thelmer
Brown
Colonial Cricketers In Lead In Wet London Matches
In London on June 6 Colonial teams looked strong though rain disrupted play. Surrey posted 169 in the first innings at Kennington Oval as South Africans were set to bat next, while Australians at Cambridge tallied 255 and dismissed six Cambridge University players for 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
New York Times
London
Kennington Oval
Surrey
Innnings
Cambridge
Cambridge University
Swimming School Promises Scientifically Taught Lessons
A local swimming program advertises scientifically designed instruction aimed at improving technique. The offer highlights structured lessons, expert coaches, and safe training for all levels, promising measurable progress for participants.
Prizes for Auto Road Races in Milwaukee Set at 36500
Milwaukee officials received the Vanderbilt Cup and Grand Prize conditions for races on Sept 17 and 21, with total prize money listed as 36500. The Vanderbilt Cup and Grand Prize will use the 8.725 mile course, with prizes of 6000 to the winner in each main race and 1875 for Pabst and Wisconsin trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
American Automobile Association
Robert Lee Morrell
Automobile Club of America
Morrell
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Bart Ruddle
Milwaukee Automobile Dealers’ Association
Contest
Jungbluth Farm
Woodlawn Avenue Highway
Janesville Plank Road
George A. West
Mr. West
Milwaukeee
Savannah
Two Days Meet At Indianapolis Motor Speedway
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway will host a two day automobile meet on Saturday August 31 and Labor Day Monday September 2. Promoters had sought to avoid Labor Day but the Vanderbilt Cup race request was refused. An official announcement confirmed the meet and a list of events will be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Milwaukee Dealers’ Association
Olympic Committee Chairman Praises Team Preparations
Col Robert M Thompson head of the American Olympic Committee expresses pleasure at the committee's work on finances and competition. He notes many sport fans and families booked on the steamship Finland to join the Stockholm expedition and plans to attend Boston tryouts. manager M Halpin ordered all team members to gather at New York Athletic Club next Thursday for final instructions ahead of the Games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Sullivan
Bartow S. Weeks
Robert M. Thompson
Col. Thompson
Finland
Stockholm
Boston
M . Halpin
New York Athletic Club
Manager Filly Cancels Garden Show Picks All Star Night
Garden Athletic Club chief cased off next Monday's Madison Square Garden card and will launch a series of all star shows starting June 17. The first card plans forty two rounds across two six round bouts and three ten round bouts. Pat Moore vs Young Shugrue and Phil Cress vs Willie Beecher are set, with Jim Stewart facing Tom Kennedy in the star bout. Moore weighs 130 pounds for Shugrue, whose weight lies between featherweight and lightweight. Ticket prices range from events to 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
the Garden Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Allstar
Pat Moore
Philadelphia
Young Shugrue
Jersey City
Phil Cress
Willie Beecher
Jim Stewart
Brooklyn
Tom Kennedy
New York
Moore
Shugrue
American players protest ref in Swiss tennis open
The Buchauer Montreux tournament saw all star players withdraw over a referee grievance. A player who participated won first prize by default as the walkout left the event without competing finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreux
Switzerland
Jeff Smith Wins Ten Round Decision Over Mike Glover
Jeff Smith of Bayonne New Jersey defeated Mike Glover of Boston in ten rounds at Brown s A A C. A. The Jersey fighter carried a substantial weight handicap 159 pounds to 145 and wore down the Bostonian toward the end with a steady attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Smith
Bayonne
N. J
Mike Glover
Boston
Brown’s
A. A
Smith
Glover
Horses and Carriages Patronized by the Best
A feature highlights demand for premium horse drawn conveyances as affluent patrons seek top quality horses and carriages. Details note breeders and dealers supplying superior stock, with emphasis on elegance, performance, and status in social circles.
Whitridge Elected President of Auto Club in Delayed Vote
The Automobile Club of America held a long delayed election at the club house on Fl fourth Street. Frederick W. Whitridge was chosen as President, with Henry Evans as First Vice President and Edward Shearson as Second Vice President. The vote also installed Henry R. Taylor as Third Vice President and Dudley Olcott as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of America
Club
Fourth Street
Broadway
Henry Sanderson
Henry Evans
Board of Governors
Frederick W. Whitridge
Evans
W. Perkins
Edward Shearson
Act Vi
Robert Lee Mo
Henry R. Taylor
Shearson
Dudley Olcott
A. Edwards
William K. Vander Jr
Scene Morrell
Vanderbilt
Milwaukee
Third Avenue Railway Company
Third Avenue
President Whitridge
New Bedford
Mass
Amherst College
Columbia Law School
Madrid
Alfonso
Princess Ena
W. A. Edwards
Chaiman
Colgate Hoyt
Dave H. Morris
Frederick W
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R. H. Ian
Iirmingham
Es O'Neil
Peckinugh
Lajoie - Olson
Lis
Messrs. Westervelt and Evans
Nelson
Compton
RHPOA
Lord
Baker
McIn's
National League
Cincinnati
R.H.E. Buffalo
Beete
Stroud
McAllister
Holmes
Klepfer
Clark
Jones
Blair
Taylor, Smith
Jee Lush
Bachman
Rudolph
Higgins
American Association
Southern League
New, Jersey
W. M. Earle
Georgianna M. Bishop
Brooklawn
Marion Hollins
Westbrook
N. P. Rogers
Baltusrol
I.seceveeenes
Florian Krug
Lloyd Wimpfheimer
Deal
W. J. Faith
Wykapvl
Eleanor Whitney
Morris County
M. D. Paterson
F. E. Donohoe
Montclair
Louise F. Krug
Maud Wetmore
H. R. Stockton
Page Schwarzwalder
W. S. Frayne
Dunwoodie
G. W. Roope
Brae Burn
Curtis
Essex County
E. C. Wheeler, Jr
Wollaston
F. C. Osgood
Brookline
M. W. Phelps
Pac
L. A. Wells
F. W. Bachelder
Weston
E. S. Porter
B. W. Aller
Oakley
Brae
F. G. Davis
W. C. Johnson
M. G Underwood
H. L. Burrage
Olympic
Col
Garden A. C
Durland’s. Riding Academy
Central Park West
Henry C. Nute
Becoone A
Larchme
F. W. Whitridge
Lead Auto Club
Board of
Spring Surprise
Sanderson
Hunter Island Inn
Pelham Bay
N. Y. State
Sound
Columbus Circle
Pelham Sh Road
Westchester
Boston Post Road
Larchmont Ave
Jake Wolff
Robin Hood Inn
New Rochelle
Albert E. Copeland
Hotel Majestic
Auditorium Annex
Yonkers
N. A
ON the Hudson
Philipse Manor
Tarrytown
Princeton Inn
Princeton
Staten Island
Perth Amboy
Helmetta
Jamesburg
Dayton
College Inn
College Town
Putney Inn
Scarsdale
Dobbs Ferry
West Ardsley
Pratt Ave
Central Ave
Geo. T
Putney
Prop
von Gardens
Iecaenen
Utcher
Haif
Berkshires
Leland W. Blankenship
Mer
Lorence Inn
George F. Parke
Fifth Ave
DO RY
Ivingston Inn
Hudson River
HE Weskora
al Post
Ossining
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