Chicagoans greet John L Sullivan in Milwaukee era style
Special to The New York Times. Chicago crowd lines the station to welcome John L Sullivan on the Pennsylvanian Limited. He chats with fans while his party changes cars for a scenic coast trip with Mrs Sullivan. He discusses the Jeffries fight, weighs opinions, and recalls Gans and Hamilton. Jim Jeffries resumes road work, Corbett’s hand improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Ill
John L. Sull Myan
Pennsylvana
Sullivan
Canada
Seattle
Portland
Mrs. Sullivan
New England
John L
Europe
Canadian Rockies
Francisco
Jeffries
Gil
Little Gans
Con
Arizona
America
Hamilton
New York
Philadelphia
North River
Pittsburg
Ohio
Tim Monahan Joins Jack Johnson Camp As Cutler Substitute
San Francisco reports Tim Monahan a 200 pound amateur heavyweight is hired to replace Monte Cutler in Jack Johnsons camp. Johnson plans him as a strong substitute while several other heavies seek tryouts. Boxing day features Johnson sparring with all volunteers and Kaufman delivering the day’s best bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Monte Cutler
Jack Johnson
Tim Monahan
Monahan
Johnson
Cutler
Kaufman
Goodman Knocks Out Bedell At Fairmont Club
Jack Goodman dominated Joe Bedell in a two round bout at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Bedell was outclassed from the start with Goodman landing unanswered blows and scoring two brutal knockdowns before the final count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Goodman
Fairmont
Fairmont Athletic Club
Joe Bedell
Bedell
Goodman
Burns and Baldwin Fight Six Rounds in Vendome Bout
Frank Burns of California and Matty Baldwin of Boston battled six rounds with Baldwin holding a slight edge. The opening round was even, Baldwin won rounds two and five, Burns excelled in three and four, and the sixth saw fast exchanges with Burns focusing on body blows. Burns drew first blood in round five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newark
N. J
Frank Burns
California
Matty Baldwin
Boston
Baldwin
Burns
Joe Gans Near Death From Tuberculosis
San Francisco report says former lightweight champion Joe Gans, in Phoenix, is near death from tuberculosis. He was asked to write a story on the Jeffries Johnson fight with generous terms, but his doctor advised against a long journey to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Phoenix
Ariz
Joe Gans
Gans
Jeffries-Johnson
Joe
Attell Defeats Britt in Fifteenth Round Bout
In Baltimore Monte Attell of California defeated local boxer Young Britt after a fifteen round match at the Eureka Athletic Club. Attell earned the decision following a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Eureka Athletic Club
Monte Attell
California
Britt
Papke Knocks Out Goodell in Second Round
Kansas City June 14 Billy Papke kayoed Al Goodell in the second round of a ten round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papke
Goodell
Kansas City
Billy Papke
al’ Goodell
American horses win at London International Horse Show
Edwin H. Weatherbee of New York won the Diana Cup for ladies qualified hunters. David Grey and Keswick took first and second in that class. Judge Moore of New York won first prize in the harness horses class with High Roller and Hinecker. Lieut. F. B. Barrett placed with Artillery in officers chargers. The King ridden by Miss Lulu Long placed third in single harness horses over 15 hands. The Keswick Hunt Club recycled victory with David Grey and The Virginian winning three qualified hunters from one hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edwin H. Weatherbee
New York
David Grey
Keswick
Moore
High Roller
Hinecker
F. B. Barrett
King
Lulu Long
Kansas City
Judge Moore
Robin Hood
Wallenstein
Keswick Hunt Club
Virginian
Grand Prize Entries Increase for ACA Race
William K. Vanderbilt Jr. announced six new entries for the Automobile Club of America Grand Prize race. Three Italian cars will be driven by Ralph Dealma Felice Nazarro and Ulf Wagner, while three German Benz cars will be piloted by George Robertson Louis Hemery and Barney Oldfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Motor Cup
Automobile Club of America
Italy
Germany
Ralph Dealma
Felice Nazarro
Ulf Wagner
Benz
George Robertson
Louis Hemery
Barney Oldfield
Long Island Auto Reliability Run Ends Day One at Shelter Island
From Madison Square in New York City the starters reached Southampton and Montauk Point on tough roads. The American car caught fire near Greenport and was withdrawn. Four contestants were arrested for speeding and held in bail at Quogue. Ninety percent of entrants posted perfect scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Greenport
L. 1
Long Island
Shelter Island
Madison Square
New York City
Southampton
Montauk Light
Capt
Scott
Montauk
Montauk Point
Quogue
Autos Exempt from Taxes This Year
Attorney General O Malley advised the State Board of Tax Commissioners that under the Callan motor vehicle law owners of automobiles will be exempt from current year taxes on personal property. The opinion settles disputes across the state over local assessors taxing automobiles for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
O'Malley
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Whiskbroom Wins The Trial Stakes At Ascot
At Ascot on opening day no royal procession and subdued crowds. Whiskbroom owned by H P Whitney won the Trial Stakes for three-year-olds and up over the Hunt Cup course 7 furlongs 166 yards. Dean Swift and Yellow Slave followed in the field of eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascot Heath
England
Ascot
America
H. P Whitney
Dean Swift
Yellow Slave
James R. Keene's Ballot Favored For Suburban Handicap
James R Keene's Ballot, coming off a disappointing England season, is likely the favorite for the Suburban Handicap after a final workout at Sheepshead Bay. He ran a mile and a quarter in 2:05 2-3 carrying his weight, with fractions showing strong pace and plenty left at the finish, suggesting a potentially faster final time if challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keene
England
Sheepshead Bay
Ballot
Morningstar Triumphs Over Hendrick In Balk-Line Bout
Ora Morningstar defeated J A Hendrick at Maurice Daly's Billard Rooms in 18.2 balk-line play by 800 to 128. Morningstar led throughout, scoring a 98 thigh run and finishing with a 273 11 average while Hendrick managed 47 and a 117 11 best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Morningside
J. A. Hendrick
Maurice Daly
Billard Rooms
Morningstar
Hendrick
Trophies Awarded to Morris High School Rifle Teams
The Morris High School rifle teams received seven trophies for their season at a ceremony during Flag Day exercises. Judge Gildersleeve, Principal Denbigh, and Rifle Coach Mann attended. J Ehrlich won three individual trophies including the eub-target championship of New York and Remington and Winchester competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris High School
Gildersleeve
Denbigh
Mann
America
National Rifle Association
Gilderslceve
J. Ehrlich
New York
Remington
Winchester
George W. Wingate
Hill-Climb Record Up Giants' Despair
Wilkesbarre Penn June 14 Ralph De Palma in a Fiat won the free-for-all hill climb with a 1 28 2 5 mile time setting a new course record at 1 28 2 5. Len Zengle drove Chadwick to second while Knox Giantess driven by Disbrow took third. The event drew twenty thousand spectators and featured multiple stock car and chassis classes with top honors going to Oakland Marmon Marion and Matheson Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Ralph de Palma
Fiat
Wilkesbarre Automobile Club
de Palma
Power Benz
Len Zengle
Chadwick
Knox
Fred Belcher
Matheson
Oakland
Marmon
Marion
Matheson Bix
Reo
Pope-Hartford
National 40
Maxwell
H. A. Bauer
Reno
Frank Martz
M. Costello
Donelly
Ray Harroun
Robert Johnston
Pullman
P. Hardesty
Pope
Metheson
Guy Reynolds
National
Thomas Kincaid
Knox Giantess
L A. Disbrow
Knox Runabout
Wilkesbarre Automobile ‘Club
Matheron
John Turner
Pope Hartford
Kling Wins Deep Billiards Duel In Doyle’s Academy Session
John Kling former Chicago catcher defeats Alexander Smith 127 to 81 in the opening frame of a three game pool tourney at Doyle's Billiard Academy. Kling stored high runs of 24 19 16 and 14 while Smith posted highs of 19 and 14 as both players kept within ten points until late in the twenty-sixth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kling
Chicago
Doyle
Billiard Academy
Cub
Alexander Smith
Smith
Mergins
Carelees
Kling
Kitng
Shane
New Yorker Moore Wins 100-Inning Billiards Match
In the first block of fifty points of the three cushion carrom billiard tournament at Mce Graw's Academy last night George Moore of New York defeated Charles Weston of Chicago 50 to 41 after 100 innings for a $150 purse. Weston led early with a high run of 4 to Moore's 3 before Moore rallied to tie 32 in the seventy fifth inning and then take the lead to secure the victory. Tonight they play the second ocK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MceGraw's Academy
George Moore
New York
Charles
Cowboy"’ Weston
Chicago
New Yorker
Weston
Moore
Yale Rowing Practice Sees Long Ten Mile Coxed Row
Yale crews completed a near ten mile practice along the river with freshman and Varsity eights in easy stretches and returning slowly. Visitors included Capt Woodell’s father and Mr and Mrs H L Whitney as the Elihu Yale launch observed. At Red Top Harvard altered lineups with Waite at stroke in the first four and Sargeant in the second four alongside a new shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Railroad Bridge
Navy Yard
Newman
Wodell
H. L. Whitney
Elihu Yale
Whitney
Red Top
Harvard
Waite
Sargeant
Harvard Athletic Association
Bacon
No. 5
Cambridge
Polo Stars In The Game In Hempstead
Polo team led by H P Whitney J M Waterbury Jr and Dev ereaux Millburn played four periods against a team including J B Thomas Jr Lawrence Waterbury L E Stoddard and John F E Cowdin. The field was muddy and eight periods planned but only four were played with a 3 to 3 tie at the end of the fourth period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Hempstead
N. Y
H. P. Whitney
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Devereaux Millburn
England
Phipps
J. B. Thomas, Jr
Lawrence Waterbury
L. E. Stoddard
John FE. Cowdin
Rockaway Polo Defeats Bryn Mawr In Cup Match
The Rockaway Hunt Club polo team beat Bryn Mawr 9 to 5 in the first match for the Ladies' Challenge Cup at Bryn Mawr. Lineups included Rockaway R J Collier and Malcolm Stevenson versus Bryn Mawr H W Harrison and Alexander Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rockaway Hunt Club
Bryn Mawr
Rockaway
R. J. Collier
R. la Montague, Jr
J. Cheever Cowdin
Malcolm Stevenson
H. W. Harrison
Alexander Brown
R. &. Strawbridge
C. Wheeler
Ten-round bouts headline Long Acre card and navy bouts
Prominent boxing card set for tomorrow at Long Acre Athletic Association features Mattie Alberts versus Young Rago in a bantam clash, Frankie Mango meeting Young Bossie, and a Navy ring program with Chuck Charlton versus Dixie Kid. The Sharkey Club hosts a weekly show with Sailors Glavin and Ginty in six and ten round bouts, plus four additional contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Acre Athletic Association
Mattie Alberts
Bantam
East Side
Rago
West Side
Frankie Burns
Frankie Mango
Bossie
Giants
Pirates
Bugs
Raymond
The
Billy Neuman
Sharkey Athletic Club
United States Navy
Chuck’ Charlton
Nebraska
Dixie Kid
Sailor Glavin
Tacoma
West End
N. J
J. Campbell Phillips
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Larchmont Lambs
Atlantic
Four Jolly Friars
Harry Williama
Woman Killed As Glidden Tour Penalties Rise
In the Cincinnati to Louisville Glidden reliability run, eight of twenty six cars were penalized on the first day. Mrs Marie Hedrick died after her horse took fright when a car passed. her son reported the vehicle did not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Louisville
Cincinnati
A. L. Martin
Lexington
Kentucky
Jetts Station
Marie Hedrick
Whic
Amateur driver defined by AAA Contest Board
The June AAA Contest Board defines an amateur as never having driven for pay or won cash prizes, not earning from racing, and not active in auto industries or deemed professional by any sport body. It also bans accepting travel or hotel expenses as valuable consideration under the new rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
Messrs
Reeves
Hollander
Stevens
Wright
Butler
Ben
Hare and Hounds Chase Draws Curiosity From Members
Seventy five entries are recalved for the Motor Racing Association hare and hounds chase today. Members and others guess the destination and distance, while even the Entertainment Committee is unsure of the vaudeville hall location. The promised program will feature Broadway stars including Miss Adele Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Racing Association
Adele Ritchie
Golf Apparel and Accessories at Value Prices
Norfolk jackets in rough Scotchy fabric, flannel trousers, shower proof knitted golf coats, sweater jackets, silk sleeve options, detachable surgeon sleeves golf shirts, golf caps, silk neckerchiefs, Scotch stockings, heavy wool socks, gloves, and golf shoes. Includes golf balls and half finger gloves with crocheted backs and kid palms for a full equipment lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Also Mentioned on This Page
John L. Sullivan
Ben Lomond
Cal
Jim Jeffries
Boulder Creek
Jack Jeffries
Farmer Burns
Bob Armstrong
Corbett
Barnes
Young Britt
E. H. Weatherbee
Whisklroom
Morris H. S
the Locomobile Company OF America
Broadway
76Th St
Schuyler, Greene Motor Car Co
Wash
N. S. Remson Mfc. Co
Bedford Ave
Brooklyn
Selden Patent
Knox Cars
F. Belcher
L. Disbrow
Knox Automobile Company
Columbus
Polo
Sporting News
Glidden Trophy
Ray McNamara
C. L. Ballinger
Chalmers
J. Gardham
J. Matson
W. Bolger
Cole
H. Knight
H. E. Walls
S—Carter
W. C. Mahoney
Parry
L. M. Dull
Glide
F. Castle
Ohid
J. W. Stockard
B. Block
Pennsylvania
M. O'Donnell
Ding
W. Donnelly
Moline
C. H. Vandervoort
J. A. Wick
F. G. Salisbury
C. Moore
Cenn
J. Slingsworth
George Neff
Falcar
C. F. van Sicklen
Westcott
C. C. Bevington
A. A. A. Contest Board
REGAL
Atlanta
Regal Detroit Auto Company
Brookly
Mra. Fox
Huntingdon Valley
Rocers Peet & Company
Warren St
Eeeseee
Glidden Motor & Supply CO
48Th ST
BUICK
Trebert
Locomobile
WELCH
Detroit
Ee. Frayer-Miller
H. P
Rainier
Rainier Motor CO
Dway
Cor
64Th St N
Stully
Allen Swan CO
Ford Av
Manhattan Storage Co
W. 44Th Bt
Royal Tourist Car. CO
Twentieth Century Automobile Coo
W. 49Th
SSS
S4th St
Short & Wright
Mitchell
Kort& Wright
Gates
Webster Avs
Long Island City
Astor Uto CO
Royal Tourist
T Royal Tourist Car CO
East 55Th St
Plaza
fard-Dayton
Hudson-Fulton Auto Co
Herschoft
Tor
Magneto
Hudson
East
Hudson-Fulton Auto
D. M
West
Duffy’s Hill
Bigne Soro
Ford
New
R. Call
Perth Amboy
Automobile Supplies
A. R. Mosier
Imperial Motor Vehicle
West 76Th Street
Automobile Instruction
West Sids Y. Co
Kermit
United Shirt & Collar Co., Makers
Troy, N.Y
Abbott
Thitz
P. Storer Co
Brwey
Alco
American Locomotive Company
Atlas Motor Car Co
F. H. Adams
Benz Auto Import Co. of America
Garase
Columbus Circle
Fiat Automobile Co
Il Motor Vehicle Co
W. Téth St
Isotta
J. M.quinby & CO
Newark, N. J
Matheson National Garland
Th Street
Matheson Automotile Co
Sag
St. Tel
Col Moon Motor Car Co
Col 'Oertner Motor Car Co
Eee White Co
UR. H. P
Guarantes, Etienn Zust Co
Automobile Surplus
Wegen
5Th Av. Culver
Gers
Atlantic Av
Brooklyn Jockey Club
H St
Brooklyn Bridge
Passen
L” Street
Polo Grounds
Ve. Pittaburg
Republic Tires
Republic Rubber Company of
West 58Th Street
Automobile Advice
New Jersey
New Jersey Automobile Trade Association
Automobile
Phila
St. Louis
Stewart Automobile
Stewart Automobile Aaa
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!