Motoring Gear and Sportswear At All Stores
Road travelers find Scotch Mist overcoats rainproof lap robes and goggles along with gloves knitted jackets and dusters. Also offered are lunch kits thermos and Ferrostat bottles plus 1919 Blue Books and a new motoring cap with a semi flexible visor. Includes sports items for tennis and golf.
Trademarked Rogers Peet Co. ads on Broadway and midtown corners
A historic display lists Rogers Peet Company branding across Broadway at 13th Street and 34th Street with nearby corners at Fifth Avenue and Warren Street near 41st Street, highlighting storefronts and advertising layout.
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Giants Get Rough Reception On Road
Pirates defeat the New York Giants 7 to 1 in Pittsburgh. Babe Adams dominated, while four Giants pitchers Benton Kagan Perritt and Winters struggled. The Giants scored once in the second inning on a Fletcher single and McCarty hit, but otherwise failed to mount sustained offense.
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Senators Maul Pitchers in Easy Washington Win
Washington defeated St. Louis 7 to 1 in the second game of the series. Ayers shut down the visitors after Davenport and Leifield were knocked from the box, yielding ten hits in the middle innings. Shaw left with an injured leg as St. Louis offered little against Washington pitching.
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Baseball Roundup of Yesterday's American and National League Scores
Postponed games due to rain in Chicago at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia. Detroit defeated Boston 3 to 1 while Washington topped St. Louis 7 to 1. In the National League Pittsburgh beat New York 7 to 1. Cincinnati 1 tied Brooklyn 6 with St. Louis 6. Philadelphia 5. American League standings show Chicago, New York, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia with varying records. Tomorrow’s schedule lists Detroit at Boston, St. Louis at Washington, New York at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, and Boston at Chicago with 3 P.M. starts.
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Red Sox Defeat Tigers 3-1 in Detroit Baseball Showdown
Boston tops Detroit 3 to 1 after three straight wins for the Red Sox. Ehmke was stifled by Pennock’s pitching as Veach and Strunk produced key hits. The game featured errors, stolen bases by Jones and Schang, and a pair of double plays as Boston guards the lead.
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Ehmke
Heathcote Delivers in Ninth Sends St. Louis Past Phillies 6 5
Heathcote single with two out in the ninth drives in two runs to give St. Louis a 6 5 win over Philadelphia in the evening game. Stock and Cravath connected for two base hits for Philadelphia, while Hogg and Smith pitched for St. Louis.
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Unclear Schedule Lines Mix Newark Reading and City Pairings
Fragmentary sports schedule notes show matchups like Jersey City at Baltimore and Newark at Heading with Rochester at Toronto and Buffalo at Binghamton. Weather and result data are garbled, but list several cities against others in a mid 20th century style card.
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Hinghamton
Buffalo
Baltimore
Jersey
Toronto
Toronton
Rochester
Jersey City
Newark
Heading
Binghamton
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Beoreate Lf
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Reading
Herzog's Homer Sets Up 1-0 Chicago Victory in Series Opener
Herzog homered to center to give Posthn a 1-0 win over Chicago in the first game of the series. Holhe, Killefer, and Merkle posted multiple hits for Chicago as Rudelph held firm on the mound. One run decides a tense start with errors and base on balls piling up for both sides.
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Tome
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Plan for new league division sparks cross league talks
Presidents Heydier and Johnson discussed creating a new division where the top four clubs in each league share receipts. The plan reduced payouts for the World Series clubs and led to a strike last season. A special National Commission meeting in Cincinnati next week will consider player and club input before a decision.
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John A. Heydier
National League
Ian Johnson
Andiong
Pwrere
National Commission
Cincinnat
Unclear Historic Scores Fragments From Northeast Listings
Fragmentary score list shows Worcester and Pittsfield results with Canterbury Newark Bridgeport Providence Springfield Hartford among unclear entries. No full context or dates provided.
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Pittsfield
Canterbury
Newark
Bridgeport
Providence
Springfield
Hartford
Reds Win Opener as Beating Robins 7 to 6 in Ninth
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 7 to 6 in the opening game of the series. Lew Malone overran third base for the final out. Pat Moran's Reds rallied with hits from Daubert, Groh, Roush and Wheat. Fisher lasted eight and Luque pitched in relief with Pfeffer suffering his third straight defeat.
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Brown Defeats Cornell 4-1 in College Baseball
Brown catcher Erickson hit a three bagger with the bases full to spark a 4-1 victory over Cornell. Erikson contributed three RBI as Brown built a lead with a three-run frame. Pitching, defense, and timely hits supported Brown through the nine innings in Providence.
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New York Times
Frovidence
R. J
Erickson
Brown
Cornell
Holy Cross Wins Sixthteen Game In Fast College Baseball
Holy Cross defeated Syracuse 4 to 2 in Worcester to extend its win streak to sixteen. Eisea Statz belted a three run homer in the third after one out and two men on. Syracuse rallied with two runs in the sixth but Holy Cross added an insurance run in the seventh. Batteries were McLoughlin and Martin for Holy Cross Kunhert and Kernen for Syracuse.
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Worcester
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Holy Cross
Syracuse
Eisea Statz
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New York A C Games Open At Travers Island
Track and field stars vie for titles and prizes at Travers Island in the first New York A C games postwar. Memorial events honor fallen members while teams from Boston A A, Yard University, Princeton, and Rutgers compete alongside Winged Foot stars and other veterans.
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Driver Myers
William Moore Re-elected Harvard Track Captain
William Moore of Gloucester was re-elected captain of the Harvard track team. The sprinter now serves abroad as a United States representative in the Inter-Allied track games. Baseball note mentions Americans versus Chicago at Pole Grounds.
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Mass
William Moore
Gloucester
Harvard
Moore
United States
Suburban Handicap at Belmont Promises Star-Studded Field
Eleven thoroughbreds enter the Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park, led by Exterminator the topweight and 1918 Kentucky Derby winner. War Cloud, Lanius, Papp, Sweep On, Over There, Vindex and Star Class compete as three-year-olds and older in a high profile race with varied workouts and weights. Weather shows showers. track listed as good.
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Loftus
George W. Lofts Papp
Papp
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Harry Payne Whitney
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Camp Urges Broader Participation In College Athletics
Yale coach Walter Camp argues for wider student involvement in college sports. He stresses more field space and facilities as a prerequisite, plus incentives like prizes and tournaments to boost individual effort and sustained enthusiasm. He warns against overreliance on teachers to direct thinking and highlights personal pride as a key motivator.
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Yale
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Wif] Atauther
Ortner Named Cornell Basketball Coach for 1919-20
Howard R. Ortner of Buffalo who captained Cornell last season is appointed coach for the 1919-20 campaign.
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Ortner
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Unclear local notes mix names and places
fragmented OCR lists individuals and towns without coherent events or context. no clear actions, dates, or outcomes emerge beyond scattered place names such as Brunswick Burlington Middletown Kingston and Vermont.
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Bates
Bawdoin, Oy
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Tufte
Middletown
Donna Wesleyad
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Kingston
State
Massachusetts Aggies
Louisville Edges Minneapolis In Tight Game
Louisville defeated Minneapolis 2 to 1 in a closely contested game with a late goal securing the win for the visiting side.
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Minneapolis
Regional Scores Parade Reflects Unclear Totals
Scores truncated and inconsistent list show Atlanta 14, Little Rock 1, New Orleans 5, Chattanooga unknown, Memphis 8, Birmingham 4, Nashville 4, Mobtie 8, leaving readers unsure of final results.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham, & Nashville
Mobtie
Valor Too Speedy For Omar Khayyam
Valor wins the Elmont Handicap at Belmont Park in a mile and a sixteenth setting a track record of 1.44 as Omar Khayyam finishes last. Valor defeats Natural Bridge and Hollister as Hollister places third in a measured pace race.
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Record Canoe Championship Entries at Fort Washington Regatta
A record number of paddlers entered the Hudson River annual canoe championships to be held at the Fort Washington Canoe Club regatta tomorrow morning. The five-event program features a special club four race among six clubs as the main feature. Under Fort Washington Canoe Club auspices, organizers aim to restore canoe racing to its pre war basics.
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Latonia Derby Card Draws Eight After Derby Absence
Latonia Kentucky June 6 Sir Barton is missing from the published entries. Eight thoroughbreds are slated for the thirty seventh Latonia Derby at a mile and a half. Eternal stands as the favorite despite a Derby defeat May 10. The field includes Vulcanite Regale and Eidermont among others with weights listed for three year olds from the East and West.
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Sir Barton
Eternal
J. W. McClellands
Hazel Burke
Louisville
He Frank
Sternard
Osten
Eidermont
Pastor Au
Trinity College Names Baseball Manager for Next Season
James H. McGee of New York City is elected Trinity College baseball manager for the next season by the athletic association.
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Conn
James H. McGee
New York City
Trinity College
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Harvard Crew Opens Camp and Track Plans Set
Harvard crew settles in at Camp Gales Ferry Conn and begins light practice with first real trainings planned tomorrow. Yale Varsity and freshmen crews raced this forenoon with Yale holding a slight edge. Peters absent as crew changes occurred. Interscholastic Athletic League outdoor track meet plans for June 22 at Dower Dam Park are shaped at a meeting called by A Klein president to arrange program order and items to be distributed.
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