Cubs Beat Giants by Heavy Hitting at West Side Park
15 000 fans watched the Cubs explode for a flurry of home runs and early leads as Kresnahan Zimmermann and others connected off Tesreau and Schauer. The Giants, despite late fighting, saw 15 men used and 6 Cubs runs by the seventh inning, with Wrights and Vaughn yielding and Doyle homering for New York in a high‑scoring, back‑and‑forth game.
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West Side Park
Wes
Cubs
Jetf Tesreau
Kresnahan
Zimmermay
Fisher
McGraw
Testray
Schauer
Ritter
Schupp
Jim Waughs
Giants
Cub
Doyle
New York
Larry
Swat
Vaughn
Waiie Zumerman
Frank Pehuke
Snoderass
Merkle
Iba Jean
MecLean
Csi
Innin
Bresnahan
Sailer
Dovie
Vaughn Taree
Smith
Bresnanen
Zimmerman
Brainard
Lobbert
Williams
Hiest
Hases O. Baile
Tesreau
O Hohupe
Mene
B Vaughn
Schau i
Conupp
Mosars Byron
Fittenth
Heston's tenth inning rally lifts Dovin over Cincinnati
Heston sparked a late rally in the tenth with two errors backing his bat. Dovin beat Cincinnati 5 to 3 as Ragan faltered after a strong first inning. Scoring included two on bunts by Dovin and steady defense behind the mound.
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Dovin
Ragan
Boston
Ulaach
Herzog
Con'ly
Kilifer
Magee
Ogroh
Mt Io
Ogrifth
Rfi
Smith
M'ville
M'in
Whal'g
DS Sdooln
Liear
Looln
Ecinnath
Kittith
Fitzpatrick
Maranville
Schmid
Roston
Kiliifer
Griffith
Lear
Connolly Magee
Nasea
Poteher
Greh
Lear Maranville
Mesars, Rigier and Hart
Mount Vernon Hosts Two Met Baseball Championship Games
The Metropolitan Baseball Championship, hosted by Young Men's Hebrew Associations, featured two games yesterday at Mount Vernon and at Borough Park. Teams from Ninety-second Street and Hormign Park competed, with franks and a few scores noted amid unclear OCR details.
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Brens
Horough Park
Hormign Park
L.p.c Nimety-eeoons Bronx
Bath
Boreus
Vernon
Soti Williamsburg
Brooalpa
Elks League Showdown Draws Crowd at Willard Park
Special to The New York Times reports a large crowd at Willard Park for an Elks League game between Paterson and Brooklyn teams. Umpire Mr. Whitten officiated as Batteries Oram and Garban, Pounds and Harvey played for the sides.
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New York Times
R.H.E
Oram
Garban
Pounds
Harvey
Mr. Whitten
The
Southern Association Summary Fragment
Incomplete report names teams and cities including Nashville Birmingham Memphis New Orleans and Memphis with unclear context and results. The fragment lacks a clear event date outcome or full team names to establish a coherent sports item.
Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
In the American League Detroit defeated New York 65 to 4. National League Chicago beat New York 8 to 6. Boston 5 Cincinnati 2. St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 1. Federal League Buffalo 6 Newark 3. Buffalo 4 Newark 2. Kansas City 3 St. Louis 2. Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 5. International League Jersey City 91 Newark 6.
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Where They Play Today Schedule
Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis Federal League Baltimore at Brooklyn St Louis at Kansas City Jersey City at Newark Providence at Richmond Toronto at Rochester Montreal at Buffalo
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Montreal
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Providence
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Toronto
Newark Drops Doubleheader to Buffalo Feds in New Jersey
Newark loses both ends of a twin bill to Buffalo Feds. In the opener Buffalo scores six runs led by early innings while Newark rallies in the seventh but falls short. In the nightcap Newark leads early but Buffalo tallies in the fourth and final innings to clinch a 4 to 2 defeat.
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Moseley
Buffalo
Blues
Sinclair
Chicago Beats Pirates In High Scoring Game 10 To 5
Chicago outslugged Pittsburgh 10 to 5 in a hard hitting contest. Koetzer and Dickson faltered for Pittsburgh as Leclair and Hendrix steadied Chicago after early trouble. Day and batteries listed show a rugged nine inning effort with key hits and late errors shaping the final score.
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Pittsburgh
Knetzer
Dickson
Leclair
McConnell
Hendrix
E.h.e
Koetzer
Berry
Kerlin
Wilson
Fischer
Cullop Stymies Plank as Kansas City Ties For First
Nick Cullop outpitched Eddie Plank to a 3 2 Kansas City victory that ties the Federal League race at the top. St Louis pitchers Herbert Watson Hartley and Enzenroth supported by defense. Scoring summary shows St Louis 2 runs in two frames while Kansas City tallies three to secure the win.
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Eddie Plank
St. Louis
Nick Cullop
R.H.E. St. Louis
Plank
Herbert
Watson
Hartley
Cullop
Enzenroth
Jersey City Battery Team Names and Rings
Jersey City reports team details with player names Chabek Schacht Schmutz and Heckinger Ring Verbout Reynolds, listing positions or roles. The fragment references scores or times and local identifiers, indicating a city page of athletic or event results.
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R. HE. Sewark
Chabek, Schacht
Schmutz
Heckinger
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Wild Bill Donovan Faces Tigers In Comeback Bid
Detroit fans recall his Tiger glory as Wild Bill Donovan pitched seven innings for the Yankees against Detroit at Navin Field. Hughey Jennings and the Tigers pounded 11 hits and built a four run third, boosting the home team to a 4 2 lead before Donovan faded. Final notes cover hits, errors, and the crowd's reception as the Yankees lost 6 4 with Cottrell and Cavet pitching in relief.
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Dougovan
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Cavet
Bush
Pipp
Kavanagh
Cook
Young
Peck
Hartzell
Boone
Nanamaker
Cottrell
Wil Hill
Eam
Shutout as Long Branch Cubans defeat Yankees 5-0
In Long Branch New Jersey on June 6 the second division Yankees led by Charlie Mullen were shut out 5 to 0 by the Long Branch Cubans. Acosta pitched a steady game with seven strikeouts while the locals capitalized on early innings. The Cubans fielded errorless defense and benefited from opportunistic hitting despite a large crowd.
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Demaree
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Weber
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Vath
Seian
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N. J
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Charlie Mullen
Acosta
Theis
Dugan
National and American League week standings report
The record shows games played won and lost in both leagues for the last week with runs, hits, errors, and men left on base. It lists team totals and performance indicators from the period, reflecting overall trends and current form across the two major leagues.
Boxing Promoters Plot Strong July 4 Cards At NYC Venues
Boxings prospects look promising with promoters planning July 4 events at Ebbets Field and Brighton race track and Sulzer’s Harlem River Casino. The cards feature Kid Graves versus Jimmy Johnston at St Nicholas A C and a slate of semi pro tryouts at Broadway Sporting Club plus Olympic Club Harlem bouts headlining.
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Brighton Beach A. C
Ebbets Field
Brighton
Onnelly
Nis
Sulzer
Harlem River
American Sporting Club
Donnelly
Yed
Kid) Lewis
England
Jimmy Johnston
Kid Graves
Brooklyn
St. Nicholas A. C
Graves
Soldier Bartfield
Harry Stone
Jack Britton
Joe Notter
East
Lewis
Leah Cross
Charley White
Joe Welling
Wild Burt Kenney
Jack
Driscoll
Broadway Sporting Club
Freddie Reese
Willamsburgh
Young Pippy
New York
Jimmy Dunn
Jimmy O'Neil
Olympic Club
Harlem
Johnny Russell
Yorkville
Frankie Pierce
East Side
Battling Reddyn
Youngs Oldie
al Matone
West Side
Jim Johnson
Sam Langford
Boston Tar
Joe Jeannette
Boston
Johnson
Jeannette
Charley Mooddy
Sailor Robinson
Jake Brandt
al Kale
Josh Mathews
Youngs Marshall
Baseball Standings The Giants Falter Dodgers Surge in NL Race
President John K Tener links the close National League race to the twenty one player rule. The Dodgers lead near the front while the Giants slump in last place and the Yankees drop toward the second tier as pitching woes and hitting slumps affect team standings. Wilbert Robinson’s Dodgers showcase strong hitting and deep pitching with Dell Coombs Smith Pfeffer and Appleton powering a formidable Brooklyn club ready to rebound from Western invasions. The Yankees struggle with weak hitting and runners left on base as Marquard Tesreau and others show volatility.
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Dodgers
Yankees
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Marquard
Tesreau
Dell
Coombs
Smith
Pfeffer
Appleton
Aitchinson
RD Eet
Brooklyn
Akness
Sturs
Hittin
Local Scoreboard Amid Mixed Results Across Cities
In Cleveland and Milwaukee games the scores were 6 to 5 and 5 to 6. Columbus and St Paul posted 4 to 3 with Columbus prevailing, while Louisville and Minneapolis played to 4 to 3. Indianapolis tied the ledger as Indianapolis 3 edged Kansas City 2.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Holy Cross Old-Timers Track Meet at De Witt Clinton Park
Holy Cross Lyceum old-timers held monthly track games at De Witt Clinton Park. In 220 yards M Boylan won in 26 25 seconds with C Nelia second and D T Dovan third. Larry McGowan starred in multiple events winning 60 yards handicap and placing in SSU yards and quarter mile.
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Holy Cross Lyceum
de Witt Clinton Park
Lyceum
M. Boylan
C. Nelia
D. T. Dovan
Larry McGowan
Branchetta
Canning
McGrath
McConnell
New York State League Scores At Utica And Syracuse
In Utica the New York State League game saw Scranton defeat Utica with a score of five to three while Syracuse hosted Elmire with Elmire leading eight to four over Tres. The brief score summary notes scattered results across the league fixtures in a compact report.
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Utica
Scranton
Ukes-Ldarre
Syracuse
Elmire
Tres
Berrigan Elected Fordham Baseball Captain
Fordham Captaincy goes to Jack Berrigan after the team returns from Worcester ending the season with Holy Cross. Berrigan, a two year Maroon performer from Westchester, plays shortstop this season and is noted as a strong runner and Law School student. Jim Conway was not a candidate for captain.
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Fordham
Worcester
Holy Cross
Jim Conway
Jack Berrigan
Westchester
Fordham Law School
Conway
Bello wins Cork Men's Society three mile scratch race at Celtic Park
Tom Bello of the Acne Wheelmen dominates the Cork Men's Society field day event at Celtic Park winning the three mile scratch race. He easily takes his heat and final ahead of J Mungea and Lawrence Gaffey with Mungea securing second place. In other action, South and Cavan draw 1 goal 1 point in football and K defeats Galway 3 goals 1 3 points in hurling for a 9 6 score.
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Tom Bello
Acne
Cork Men's Society
Celtic Park
Bello
J. Mungea
Long Island A. C
Lawrence Gaffey
Empire City
Mungea
South
Cavan
Galway
Millrose Runner Wins Time Prize at St John's Club Meet
Greek runner Nick Gianakho pulos won the last time prize in the five mile handicap, finishing from scratch amid a field including J Lorenz of St Agnes A C and Arthur Fogel of Irish American A C. Morningside A C led team scoring with 43 points as Long Island A C trio and Bronx Church House followed with strong showings.
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Nick Gianakhopulos
Stt. John’s Parish Club
Bushwick
Brooklyn
Millrore
Fmit
J. Lorenz
E. Muller
Presentation Club
M. Greenberg
F. Flesche
Holy Family Lyceum
J. Costello
Bronx Church House
L. Heydel
Morningside A. C
Donnelly
J. McCurnin
Jersey Harriers
F. Keiser
DC. Fleming
L. Metzeer
J. Cerino
Mohawk A. C
W. McGuire
Ozanam A. A
F. Lux
Mohaw A. C
Co. Levanthal
Browhaville F.C
Yale Takes Forty-Nine Oarsmen To Gales Ferry Camp
Yale oarsmen set up at a Thames River training camp in Gales Ferry Conn after arriving by yacht. The Varsity and freshmen squads, with coaches and staff, prepare for stern work twice daily over the next fortnight on the Thames as Harvard crews arrive to join the session.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Thames
New Haven
Land Island Sound
Edward H. Harriman
C. L. F. Robinson
Hartford
Eugene Giannini
Guy Nickalls
Edward N. Harry Henry Coe, Jr
New York City
Yale
Nickalls
Red Top
Harvard
Cambridge
Crimson
Columbia Oarsmen Rest After Tough Saturday
Thirty members of the Columbia University rowing colony at Poughkeepsie spent a quiet Sunday resting after hard work. A hill climb was the only exercise. Coach Rice plans to whip crews into racing form later this week with anticipated changes in the three shells as Pennsylvania crews and Cornell teams are expected next.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia University
Rice
Pennsylvania
Courtney
Cornell
Walkers' Club Makes Forty Mile Cross Country Hike
Eleven Walkers' Club of America members led by Path finder James Hocking left Van Cortlandt Park at 8 30 for a round trip to White Plains and back covering forty miles. The route passed Greenburg Scarsdale and Elmsford with luncheon in Elmsford and return via Saw Mill River Road Yonkers and Warburton Avenue. Participants included Gage Schwartz Darnell Hassan Goldberg Farrell Rappaport Seuert Hutner and Bernstein. Next Sunday they plan another departure from Van Cortlandt Park at 8 30.
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Walkers’ Club
Walkers’ Club of America
van Cortlandt Park
White Plains
James Hocking
Park
Michigan Heights
Greenburg
Scarsdale
Hartsdale
Tarrytown
Elmsford
Saw Mill River Road
Irvington
Dobbs Ferry
Ardsley
Yonkers Road
Hastings
Warburton Avenue
Broadway
van Cort Park
Hocking
Gage
Schwartz
Darnell
Hassan
Goldberg
Farrell
Rappaport
Seufert
Hutner
Bernstein
O'Clock
Actors Join Squadron A Polo Club at Van Cortlandt Park
Fred Stone and rank Tinney lead a team invited by Squadron A Polo Club to play at Van Cortlandt Park next Friday. The cavalrymen assemble one of their strongest quartets in the field for the match.
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Fred Stone
Rank Tinney
Squadron A Polo Club
van Cortlandt Park
Cavalrymen
Miss Wagner Wins Mixed Doubles Title at Westchester Club
Marie Wagner of Hamilton Grange and A J Ostendorf defeated Margaret Grove and J H Steinkamp 6 1 6 0 in the final at the Western New York State championship held at the County Tennis Club of Westchester Hartsdale The result completed a dominant week for Wagner with strong partner play and a de moralizing two set win over Grove Steinkamp Frederick C Raegs beat George King 1 3 in the local championship Ostendorf beat W Roberts 6 3 6 4 in the fifth round and the Ostendorf Stevens survivor will determine the next foe for Raegs in the fifth round context notes show Wagner again in top form with the final score 6 1 6 8.
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New York
Westchester
Hartsdale
Marie Wagner
Hamilton Grange
A. J. Ostendorf
Margaret Grove
J. H. Steinkamp
Miss Wagner
Miss Grove
Steinkamp
Misa Grove
Duece
Bedford Park
Frederick C. Raegs
George King
W. Roberts
A. J. Ostendort
J. H. Steinkampf
Tennis Champion Defaults in National Championship
The United States faces a possible repeat of a dull outcome as Miss Mary Brown of California, current champion, withdraws from defense. Miss Molla Bjurstedt of Norway, strong indoors favorite, meets stiff national opposition led by Mrs. Marshall McLean, Clare Cassel, Mrs. Barger Wallace, Eleanor Sears and others. The event at the Philadelphia Cricket Club begins today and includes women’s singles doubles and mixed doubles championships.
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United States
Mary Brown
California
Molla Bjurstedt
Norway
Philadelee Cricket Club
Wissahickon Heights
Philadelphia
Marshall McLean
Pennsylvania
Clare Cassel
Barger Wallace
New York
Eleanor Sears
Boston
M. Beard
Cynwood
McLean
Gatcomb and Henry win Nassau County tennis doubles title
In a four set final at Great Neck Hills Country Club R B Gatcomb and H J Henry defeated A F Von Burnuth and R L Von Burnuth to claim the Queens and Nassau Counties lawn tennis doubles championship. They had earlier beaten Allen Walker Frank Lyon 6 3 6 1 in the semi and the Von Burnuths beat Ralph H Boggs H P Sears 7 5 6 3 to reach the final.
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H. J. Henry
A. F. von Burnuth
R. L. von Burnuth
Queens
Nassau Counties
Great Neck Hills Country Club
Great Neck
von Burnuth Brothers
Gatcomb
Henry
R. B. Gatcomb
Allen Walker
Frank Lyon
A. I. von Burnuth
Ralph H. Regis
H. P. Sears
von Burnuth
Pacers in a Dead Heat at New York Road Drivers Meet
About 4 000 to 5 000 spectators watched yesterdays matinee races by the Road Drivers Association of New York at the Speedway. Eight events were tightly run with a dead heat in the 1:08 class final as Clover Patch and O'Brien Boy tied after a ferocious stretch drive. Clover Patch won the second heat easily, while O'Brien Hoy faded to third and Buster Brown took second. Denver and H O McKinney, Nathan Straus entries, were defeated, Oakland Boy beating Denver in the 1:06 class trotting, and Castle Dome and Courier Boy outran McKinney in the 1: class.
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Road Drivers’ Association of New York
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O'Brien Boy
O'Brien Hoy
Buster Brown
Denver
H. O. McKinney
Nathan Straus
Oakland Boy
Castle Dome
Courier Boy
Etna Club Earns First Victory in Brooklyn Road Race
F W Thompson won the 3.5 mile novice AAU road run at St. Brendan's Lyceum Flatbush securing Etna Club of Brooklyn its first victory. J Dunn of St Peter's Club was within ten yards at the finish and F Lavery of Paulist AC followed. Trinity Club led team scoring with 41 points, Paulist AC had 55, and Ozanam AAU 59. Thompson's time was 21 57.
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Brooklyn
F. W. Thompson
St. Brendan's Lyceum
Flatbush
Thompson
Speet
J. Dunn
St. Peter's Clu
Etna
F Lavery
Paulist A Ce
Dunn
Trinity Club
Paulist A. C
Ozanam A. A
Avenue
Coney Island Avenue
Staten Island Yacht Club opens season with three boats
Under modest winds the Staten Island Yacht Club began its season with a sail around the island. Only three boats crossed the line in the opening race the Latana the Barbara II and the Buddy. Afterward a dinner was served at the Stapleton clubhouse for members and guests.
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Upper Bey
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William BE. Horn
Barbara II
William Duncan
Herbert Brewater
Stapleton
Close Finish in Acme Wheel 15 Mile Road Race
Charles Rubbino of Union Sportiva Italiano won the Acme Wheel fifteen mile road race at New Hyde Park in a tight finish over A Zoccia and Teddy Heisig from Century Road Club. Edwin Jensen led the time prize with 30 minutes 35 seconds amid a large field and a dramatic collapse by a 16 year old sprinter who finished 38th.
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Union Sportiva Italiano
Acme
New Hyde Park
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A. Zoccia
Teddy Heisix
Century Road Club
Robbine
Zocola
Heisig
Erwin Spirlane
Edwin Jensen
Century Road Club of America
Antony Desimone
Jensen
James Papesca
National Cycling Association
George Marbeck
G A. Nagel
Charlies Rubbtino
Union Sportiva, Italiano
Teddy Helpsig
A. Zorola
L. Rubbino
Union Sportiva Italieno
Ray Caldwell
Frank Messner
Nelson Johnson
Harry Glotzger
C. Tonjes
New England
L.A Fraysse
Empire City Wheelmen
G. A. Nagel
Cyclists Divide Honors at Newark Velodrome Meet
Frank Kramer American champion Oscar Ege of Switzerland Alf Goullet of Australia split the Newark Velodrome meet honors before 10000 fans. Kramer won the two mile open professional in a long sprint with Goullet second and Fogler third. Goullet won the half mile handicap from scratch with Grenda Hanley second and third. Ege won the ten mile tandem paced race in a dramatic final yard. McNamara held the Brassard against Ege. Dupuy outrode opponents in the alternance point match. Ohrt won the amateur scratch race and Whitney was best Eastern amateur. Tommy Smith won the Newark spare and professional two mile handicap with a late sprint.
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N. J
Frank Kramer
Oscar Ege
Switzerland
Alf Goullet
Australia
Kramer
Joe Fogler
Brooklyn
Goullet
Alf Grenda
Tasmania
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California
Egg
Reggie McNamara
Ege
McNamara
Brassard
Marcel Dupuy
Foster
Dupuy
Cesar Moretti
Italy
Jackie Clark
Harry Kaiser
Bronx
Clark
Hans Ohrt
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Frank Whitney
New York A. C
Tommy Smith
Smith
Thoroughbred Racing Card for Centreport Meet
The card lists six races for two and three year olds and up with selling and handicap conditions. Entries include horses such as Fish Walk Wooden Shoes Beethoven Rock View Frijolee Braindor Star and Garter Rosemarine Dinah Do and noted weights and distances for each race. The Centreport Steeplechase is set about two miles with Free and Easy and Gun Ottes among the contenders.
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Jerry, Jr
Luz
Edna Kenna
Guy Fisher
Ray O' Light
G. M. Miller
Beethoven
al Black
Marshon
O'Sullivan
Pertshire
Roly
Stonehenge
Ill
Asglade
Instant Shore
Mack B. Eubanks
Orotune
Ella Bryson
Minstrel
Plantagenet
Dervish
Lack
McKinney
Rock View
Flying Airy
Adams Express
Double Eagle
Centreport
Rock Abbey
Frijolee
Syosset
Gun “Ottes
Bryndor
Zellwood
Old Salt
Star and Garter
Rosemarine
Dinah Do
Sir William Johnson
El_ Bilod
Prairie
Northlight
Menlo Park
Aberg Leads Wrestlers in International Tourney at Opera House
Alexander Aberg still leads the International Wrestling Tournament at the Manhattan Opera House with ten victories and one draw. The latest week saw a draw with De B. F. Roller as Polish star Waldek Zbyszyko and Russian George Lurich hold strong records while matches schedule includes Zbysko vs La Colosse and several other bouts.
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Alexander Aberg
Manhattan Opera House
de. B. F. Roller
Akershow
Waldek Zbysazky
Poland
George Lurich
Russia
Dr. B. F. Roller
Wilhelm Berner
Germany
Wart Pospisil
Bohemia
Jim Robertson headlines West Side Club first monthly games
Jim Robertson led the New West Side Athletic Club in its first monthly member games on their West Fifty fourth street ground. He won the fifty yard dash with ten feet handicap and placed second in the half mile from the back mark. Dooley beat Robertson in the half mile with a thirty yard allowance. Milroy placed third in the event, while Paynes won the twelve point shot put with 7 feet 0.25 inches. Winkler and Graft posted strong marks in field events and long jump.
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Jim Robertson
New
West Side Athletic Club
West Fifty-fourth Street
Robertson
J. Duggan
T. Dooley
Dooley
Duggan
Feature thirty mile paced race at Sheepshead Bay Velodrome
The second cycle race meet features a thirty mile event at Sheepshead Bay tomorrow night with starters Waithour Wal thor Moran Willey and Hansen. Waithour aims to beat Carman in a match race while Willey fresh from Boston pursues title and Moran returns to form after training. A three cornered match race pits Fogler against Hanley and another star. Heats of three fourths mile decide first money from the first two heats. Baseball note: 3:30 PM New Yorkers vs Detroit at Polo Grounds with 50 cent adm.
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Sheepshead Bay
Hobby Walthour
Jimmy Moran
George Willey
Norman Hansen
Waithour
Carman
Whiley
Boston
Moran
Joe Fogler
McDougall
Cameron
Willie Hanley
Variety of Sizes in Menswear For All Builds
Our clothing ranges from slim to extra stout, with models for tall men and smaller frames. Special sizes fit broad chests and varying builds, ensuring a snug look for every wearer.
Weathering Summer Showers in Dress and Duty
Tricky summer weather tested workers in Scotch mist as sets of rain overcoats kept crews dry while on the job. Rain or shine, attire met the day’s demands.
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Draak
de Nys
Sandele
Heronpaa
Berner
Robertson Star
Velodrome
Baseball Today
N.Y
Sporting Goods
Racers Peet Company
13Th St
34Th St
Four Corners
Fifth Ave
41St St
Warren
Grand Central Palace
Yeates
Dalton
Keelay West
44Th St
Wweekiagtes Park
Baltimore Feds
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!