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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1906

Page

7

Brill's Summer Clothing Sale Advantage

June sales emphasize unique trading advantages and volume business with modest profits. Extra values appear when high prices prevail and desirable clothes are scarce. Now is the chance to buy summer clothing advantageously at Brill's.

Brill

Wonderful Suits at S10 Gray Mixture and More

The advertisement touts wonderful suits at ten dollars featuring gray mixture worsted three piece sets gray flannel two piece suits and blue serge options. High grade fabric precise tailoring and quality trim designed to appeal to buyers seeking value and fully warranted garments.

America

U S True 50 Blue Serge Ad Premium Suit Claim

An advertisement touts U S True 50 blue serge suits as the best value in America under $20. It promises full guarantee on color permanence and shape, claiming ten thousand sold with not one returned for any reason.

America N.C Cork Life Preservers McClellan HoreeCollars U.S U.S.A New Danner Uw. S Francs Bannerman Broadway N.Y Larcest

Unusual Value Suits Highlight Quality and Scarcity

Gray Worsted two piece suits and twilight gray blends offered as unusually valued garments. Each journeyman tailored and praised for fabric excellence, desirability, and scarce patterns. Priced under $20, reflecting exceptional quality and wear seldom available at such a price.

Giants Take Another as Americans Are Beaten

The New Yorks lost the first game of a three game series with Brooklyn 3 2 in Cleveland. Conroy botched a double play by throwing too low to first base allowing two runs to score. The win moves Cleveland into second place while an Athletics loss keeps the door open for a Cleveland lead with a win today.

New Yorks St. Louis Cleveland Conroy Chase New York Athletics Clevelands

Scores of Yesterday's Games Across Leagues

National League results include New York defeating St Louis 66 to 4 and Chicago beating Philadelphia 5 to 1. American League highlights Cleveland 3 New York 2 and Detroit 5 Philadelphia 4 with Chicago 23 Washington 0. Today’s schedule lists eight games across six cities.

National League New York St. Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Washington St. Loui St. Louis O Guy Cleveland Phila’phia It. Louis

Giants Beat St Louis In Rough Opening Of Season

The St Louis team led by Jake O Beckley fell 6 to 4 to the New York Giants. Brisk fielding and timely hits by McGann Mertes and Beckley produced run chances, while Druhot and Raub misplays and a wild pitch allowed two unearned runs. McGinnity pitched well for New York and Beckley scored on a third inning double by Mertes as the Giants took the lead and held on for the win.

St. Louis Jake O’ Beckley Bette Eye Agai Druhot Raub Shorsehole Drunot Reuh Giants Rgy Nis New Yorks St Rays of the Sun McGinnity Iron Man Gilbert McGann Arndt Browne Smoot Hoelstetter Lresnahan Beckley Marshall Reub St. Louisians Innin T Gann Hoekstetter Bresnahan Roger Moertes Danien Mertes Sandow Dahlen Merter Devlin Mele Caplie New York Ribpoae Bennett Bresn Shann Omertes Hict Dablen Louis Arndi L Browne Bowerman

Three-base hits by Chance Kling and double plays noted

Baseball box score notes three base hits for Chance and Kling. Double plays by Tinker Evers and Chance, and by Tinker and Chance. Pitchers Lush Brown Pittinger tally strikeouts and walks. Time of game one hour forty minutes. Umpire Mr O Day.

Chance Kling Tinker Evers Lush Brown Pittinger Balk Mr. O'Day Detroit Ribpoae Jones Ol Hartsel Philadelphia Ribpoae Lindsay Crawf'd Davis McIntyre Lord Cobb Murphy C'enlin O Cross O'Leary Ij Knight Schmidt Schreck Donohue Coakley Bender Coughlin Hartsel Cress Armbruster Pballs Donn Hue Donahue Jones Cross Mr. O' Loughlin

Bridwell Stars as Boston Victors in Cincinnati Tilt

In Boston the lineup featuring Bridwell and Huggins delivers a 5 run effort. Brain drives in two on a two base hit while Delehanty and Bridwell collect key RBIs. Dorner and Wicker duel on the mound with Dorner earning the win. The game lasts one hour and thirty five minutes with Emsile and Conway Umpires.

Boston Cincinnati Ribpore Bridwell Huggins Tenney O!Sey’our Brain Kelley Bates O'Barry Howard Deleh’ty Dolan Coran Brown O'Odwell Strode Liv’gston Dorner Wicker Schiei Poston Ic Costes Bridwell Delehant Barry Livingston Corcoran Messrs Emsile and Conway

Cleveland Takes Third Game 3-2 Over New York Americans

In Cleveland, a few scratch hits and Conroy's low throw to first in the eighth inning gave the Cleveland club a 3-2 victory over the New York Americans. Hess allowed four hits before being lifted. Orich was solid until the late frame. Key moments included Delahanty's run on a scratch hit and La Porte's triple in the sixth, with Jackson and Bradley scoring on infield and error plays as Cleveland claimed the series win.

New York Times Cleveland Ohio Conroy Clevelands New York Americans Orich Hess Flick Lajoie Larry Rossman Jackson Bradley Bemis Stovall Williams New York Mlick Chase la Porte Hoffman Delehanty Remis Orth Joss Messrs. Connor and Hurst

Brooklyn Beats Pirates In Nine Inning Baseball Clash

Line score shows Brooklyn 10 to 1 win over Pittsburgh as bats explode in late frames. Notable players include Wagner Ritchey Nealon and Leach for Brooklyn while Stricklett and Willis pitched for the mound. Stolen bases, double plays, and fielding errors mark the chaotic game with Chicago and Philadelphia box scores mentioned in passing.

Brooklyn Pittsburg Beaunrt Casey Gantey Clarke Lumley Wagner Jordan Nealon Maloney Leach Bergen Ritchey Nan Peitz Lewis Stricklett Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia Doolin Alperman Wagener Piutsburg Prooxlyn Halls Willis Mr. Carpenter Ribpoaes Ribpoae Slagie Thomas Gleason Schulte Kling Dooin Brown Ptinger

Baseball: Chicago vs Washington game summary

Chicago scored 16 runs in a decisive win over Washington with key hits from Schlafly and Donohue. Tannenhill and Donohue stole bases, and Walsh pitched five innings for Chicago while Patten worked hard for Washington. Left on base totals favored Washington late. game duration was one hour and twelve minutes.

Chicago Washington Ej Hehn O Nin F. Jones Ol Schlafly Tebell Stahl Davis And’son Donohue H’kman O'Neil jAltizer Sullivan Jones Twehill Tredge Walsh Patten Schlafly Tannenhill Isbeil

Newark and Jersey City Baseball Blotter Amid Scoreline Tangles

Newark and Jersey City collide in a muddled box score display with Moren pitching for Newark and Fertsch for Jersey City. Three-base hits, errors, and mixed totals populate a fragmented recap as bats probe defenses and a late ninth inning substitution shifts momentum.

Brooklyn Club to Resume Sunday Games at Washington Park

The Brooklyn Baseball Club will restart Sunday games at Washington Park next Sunday against Cincinnati. A new collection system will see fans place money in boxes after games, a method once used by the Bay Ridge Club and upheld by Magistrate Tighe. President Ebbets supports keeping this system until a better method appears, with many semi professional teams planning Sunday matches on enclosed grounds and police interference not expected.

Brooklyn Baseball Club Washingston Park Cincinnati Bay Ridge Club Tighe Brooklyn Ebbets

Cyclist Eddie Root Defeats Skater Delmont At Madison Square Garden

A crowd watched Eddie Root win two straight heats against Frank Delmont in a one mile match race at Madison Square Garden. Root led both heats easily, with a rare fall in the first heat allowing Delmont to close briefly before Root regained ground. The event capped by plans for gymkhana games and future on skates contests.

Madison Square Garden Eddie ’’ Root Frank Delmont Root Delmont New York Athletic Club Pastime Athletic Club Young Men's Christian Association Metropolitan Skating Club

Vanderbilt Rainbow Wins Dramatic New York Yacht Club Regatta

The New York Yacht Club Spring cups regatta off Glen Cove featured a larger field and a brisk ten knot wind. Rainbow narrowly beat Vigilant on corrected time as Elmina II and Corona dueled, while Weetamoe defeated Neola by seven minutes in the sixties class.

New York Yacht Club Glen Cove F. F. Brewster Arthur F. Luke Corona Roy A. Rainey Invader Searchmont Vigilant Sybarita Cornelius Vanderbilt Rainbow Yankee Barr Maxwell Weetamoe Neola F. M. Hoyt Isolde Adése Brothers Adelaide H. L. Maxwell Miss Lake North Star Oliver J. B. Harriman Monican Percy Chubb Diana F. S .Smithers Kismet W. L. Harkness Gunilda J. Rogers Maxwell Celt Leonard J. Busby Duchess Co. T. Barney Invincible A. C. Bostwick the Limited W. Gould Brokaw Nanita C. W. Lea Dreamer Firenzi Elmina A. F. Luke R. A. Rainey P. M.vigilant W._E. Iselin C. Vanderbilt M. iWeetamoe H. F. Lip Pitt E. D. King New York Adelaide II Adee Brothers Esee-E Atair Cord Meéyer Dahinda W. B. Dun Can Minx Howard Willetts Cara’ Mia S. Wain- Wright Neola IL G.M. Pynchon JF .S

American in French Auto by Elliott F Shepard in Vanderbilt Cup race

Elliott F Shepard driven Hotchkiss cars in the Grand Prix at Sarthe France on June 26 27 aiming for a top five finish and possible victory. Hotchkiss seeks Vanderbilt Cup entry via the Grand Prix results with drivers Ghenard Tehleon Selieron among others. Hartford tennis roundup follows with Pell Leroy Behr Behr contest.

Elliott F. Shepard France Shepard New York Sarthe Paris Hotchkiss Jefferson de Afont Thompson A. A. A. Racing Board Europe Eertain Ghenard Tehlon Selieron Charce Eure Enterec Corsane Vanderbilt Cravere Heath Mart. Clement Gebriel Tarria Nazzzare W Waener Tenatzo Hartford New England Hsartford Golf Club T. R. Pell Robert Leroy Lin Karl Behr Yale Leroy Stoddard Bridgeport Pell James Terry

Exhibition Highlights From New Haven Match

Behr and Leroy starred for Behr and Leroy in a scientific exhibition against Nettleton of New Haven and Perry of Williamsport Massachusetts. Leroy's passing was notably fine and Behr excelled in overhead driving.

Pion Behr Leroy Nettleton New Haven Perry Williamsport Mass

Debtors Listed In Judgment Filings Yesterday

A New York court ledger lists judgment filings against numerous individuals and firms. Names include Adele L Adams Dana Estes et al, Samuel Buxbaum, Bernard Bloch, Fanny Cohen, William J Celesto, Edward Corwin, and many others with associated entities such as Brooklyn Bridge Stores Company New York Telephone Company and City of New York amounts noted for costs, balances, or damages.

Adams Adele L. C Dana Estes Buxbaum Samuel Canron Bros. Co Bloch Bernard James McLean Cohen Fanny Celesto William J Sameé Corwin Edward Jacob Simon Coston William H Brooklyn Bridge Stores Company Costs Delmonte Lorenz—Tenement House Department Dreyson Israel Benjamin Gibbs Dempsey John—M. Rosenfield Davis John Millie Jacobson Fenders Robert W N. Y Epstein Annie Herm Abrams Et al Fichner Nathan United States Hicks B. R W. M. Wyburn Baron Costs Eke Philip City New York Dirkson, Poseoene Hillman R. W B. J. Rogers R H. Macy & CO Katie Barrett Frame and Picture Company Franklin, le Roy E N. Y. Tel. Co Frenz George Benj. F. Meyer Gorman, Peter Ludwig Scholem A Goldberg Jacob Abraham Altschul Guterding Ferdinand Westheimer Gabler John C Nellie E. Peck Gottlieb Louis S Halprin H.—S. Weiss Isaacson, L M. Rosen Jordan, Katherine J. J. Cronin Janssen, A F. A._Gerber Kay, G. J City of New York Kahrman Raisch Brewing Co Ligetz, Aaron and Rosa—Consolidated Beef Loesser E. A. McAlpin Menzies F. N G. Bertram Murphy R. P Dunston McGroarty J. C A- Schwartz Miller J. G Ida Herring Moran A. A. Olsen Mayer A. W F. Opperman Brewing Co Secon Sip Stealtheen Eee Marshall W.—Ll Scholem Parks A. A Lincoln Trust _Co Rusch Louis C City of N. i Rosenan Henrietta Raymond Melville B Elizabeth M. An A . Banks Richardson Scher Barney City of Salomon Harry N- Y. Tel. Co Schack Leo Same Schmitt Valentine Verne- Pratinesss Susskind Michael—Solomon Ice Consumers’ Co Aise Stheffler William W Orrin Wightman Smith Maynard N. Clement Ecosis Berd Straus Igidor Katie Parrett Tillman Chas. M Tuzo Henry F N. Y. Tel Ten Eyck Coe H F. E. Loughran Tjaden Taylor John H Alice S. Gregory VIOL Amandeus Geo. W. Vilain Vilain Peter Or Pierre J. H Walters Edw. C Wrede Solomon's Independent Ice Consumers’ Co Fred M. Solomon Walsh, Patrick J Margaret McGrath Wallach Sampson THE NEW York Casualty CO William Westfall Aricamiann Tele J. Gude CO Ius Reathe Wareintel Elke Ocean View Cemetery Chemical , Nat Bank of N. Y Essere Nee White Brick & Terra Cotta CO Chas. E. Grignard Severe Tie General- Building & Construction Paul Scherbner American Woolen CO Terence J. McManuss Niagara Fire Ins. CO Elizabeth Theieme City OF N. Y Grand Theatre CO Solomon L Caldwell Robert B Dunne M. Walter lHenry Beck

Manicure Supplies for Professional and Home Use

An extensive line of manicure instruments and preparations is offered. Items include files, scissors, buffers, polishers, pushers, orange sticks, emery boards, pumice stone, liquid soap, nail polishes, and nail bleach. The article promotes quality, skin safety, and the appeal of DIY manicuring as engaging and affordable.

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