Giants Hold Lead as Demaree Notches Win Over Reds
New York Giants defeat Cincinnati Reds 7 to 2 in the first game of a two-team set. Merkle, Shafer, and Burns pace the visitors with multiple hits including a triple by Merkle and a decisive early surge. Demaree pitched eight strong innings, with Crandall closing in the ninth as the Giants win their third straight.
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Johnson
Merkle
Miner Brown
Demgree
Reds
Crandall
Giants
Demaree
Burns
Dodge
Shafer
Fletcher
Groh
Doyle
Brown
Tinker
Murray
Meyers
Snodgrass
Devore
Trown
Rescher
Bates
Tdemaree
Marsans
Packard
William Lathrop
McGraw
King Cole
Seaton and Rixey Duel in Chicago Philadelphia Game
In Chicago, Seaton pitched seven innings and allowed seven hits while Rixey faced one inning with no hits. Leach doubled for a Philadelphia rally, and Humphries Bridwell and Mitchell drove in runs. Philadelphia left five on base as Chicago matched with five.
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Frrars
Cravath
Doolan
Humphries
Chicago
Philadelphia
Leach
Innnings
Rixey
Innning
Mitchell
Pittsburgh and Boston Fight in Low-Scoring Game
Pittsburgh drew two-base hits from Carey Wood and Myers amid a tight 9 inning contest. The Pirates managed 6 runs while Boston scored 4 as Tyler pitched for Pittsburgh and Comper for Boston in a one hour forty seven minute game.
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Myers
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Ruy
Titus
Devlin
Mann
Biden
Tyler
Byrne
Carey
Miller
Wilson
Butler
Hendrix
Gibson
Cooper
Eater Sirsoe Ow
Fittsburgh
Wood
Maranville
Cocoa
Comper
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O'Day
Sle
Superior pitcher Schauer sold to New York Nationals for ten dollars and eight cents
Rube Schauer of the Superior Club in the Northern League is traded to the New York Nationals for 10.08 with delivery set for Aug. 16. Giants scout Dick Linsella arranged the deal after watching Schauer on the road trip. Schauer leads the league in strikeouts and has three one hit games this season in his first year of organized baseball.
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Rube‘ Schauer
New York Nationals
Dick Linsella
Giants
Schauer
Giants May Get Pitcher Lathrop From Notre Dame
The National Commission will likely decide between Chicago Americans and New York Nationals over pitcher Lathrop the Notre Dame star. Bobby Lynch convinced Lathrop to join Chicago after college in 1915, but Dick Kinsella persuaded him to sign with the Giants. Lynch’s lack of authorization for Chicago is cited as strengthening New York’s case.
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Lathrop
Chicago
National Commission
Chicago Americans
New York Nationals
Notre Dame
Bobby Lynch
Dick * Kinsella
New York
Lynch
Baseball Today 33 Cent P. M. New York Series
The schedule notes a baseball event in New York at the Polo Grounds with admission priced at 50 cents. Specific teams or outcomes are not stated in the fragment.
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
American League games featured New York 5 to 8 over St Louis and Cleveland 4 0 over Washington. Chicago 9 beat Philadelphia 5. Boston 7 defeated Detroit 6. National League saw New York 7 over Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 8 over St Louis 1. Chicago 4 beat Philadelphia 0. Boston 2 edged Pittsburgh 1. International League results included Buffalo 12 over Jersey City 2 and Newark 3 over Toronto 1, Providence 8 over Montreal 2, and Rochester 10 over Baltimore 5.
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Jersey City
Newark
Toronto
Montreal
Providence
Rochester
Baltimore
Today’s Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
Where They Play Today lists city pairings for major league and international league games. Matchups include St. Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Pittsburgh Buffalo at Newark Toronto at Jersey City Rochester at Providence Montreal at Baltimore.
Brooklyn Defeats St Louis 8 to 1 In Baseball Clash
Ragon dazzled for Brooklyn as St Louis faded, final score Brooklyn 8 St Louis 1. Griner was hit when runners on base, Burk relieved in seventh, St Louis managed a lone tally. Two-base hits by Miller Ragon Magee propelled Brooklyn's offense amid errors. Time one hour thirty five minutes. Umpires Rigler Byron.
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Griner
Brooklyn
Burk
Vistors
Kunched
St, Louis
RHPOA
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Hug
Steng
Smith
Magee
K’p'ck
Haus
Miller
Wingo
Ragan
Roberts
Whitted
O'Leary
Kirkpatrick, Miller
Messrs
Rigler and
Byron
Minor League Results From Tri-State League
Harrisburg defeats Allentown 6 to 4. York beats Atlantic City 6 to 4. Trenton edges Wilmington 5 to 4.
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Allentown
York
Atlantic City
Wilmington
Trenton
New York State League Scores from Four Venues
At Troy the Binghamton team lost 4 to 3. Syracuse defeated Wilkesbarre 7 to 3. Utica beat Scranton 9 to 7. Albany edged Elmira 5 to 4 in ten innings.
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Binghamton
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Utica
Scranton
Albany
Elmira
New England League Scores From Weekend Games
In Lawrence Lynn defeated Lawrence 3 0 at Lawrence Lawrence field. Worcester beat New Bedford 4 3 in 11 innings. Portland topped Lowell 6 3 at Portland. Brockton overwhelmed Fall River 11 1 at Brockton.
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Lynn
Worcester
New Bedford
Portland
Lowell
Brockton
Fall River
Fragmented score snippet from early baseball likely
Disjointed OCR text shows scattered team names and scores including Kansas City, Toledo, Minneapolis, St Paul and Indianapolis Milwaukee dates unclear. The fragment hints at multi city matchups and long innings but lacks coherent narrative or complete results.
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Columbue
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Iaharapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapoa
Unclear Football Scores From Regional Matches
The record shows multiple match pairings with scores across New London Pittfield Springfield Waterbury Holyoke Hartford New Haven Bridgeport and related totals. No clear winners or dates provided.
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New London
Pittfeld
Springfield
Waterbury
Holyoke
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
New York and New Jersey League Scores Report
In Danbury Danbury led Middletown 13 to 7 at Danbury while Kingston defeated Long Branch 7 to 1 at Kingston Long Branch. A third score line shows SeeeeERe SERSEE down Poughkeepsie 2 to 1.
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New York and
New Jersey
Danbury
Middletown
Kingston
Long Branch
Seeeeere Sersee
Poughkeepsie
Virginia League Scores From Portsmouth Norfolk and Richmond
In Portsmouth Roanoke won 8 to 4 at Portsmouth. Norfolk defeated Petersburg 1 to 0. Richmond beat Newport News 9 to 0 in the Virginia League results report.
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Virginia League
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Norfolk—Petersburg
Norfolk
Richmond
Newport News
Coast League Scores From San Francisco to Los Angeles
In the Pacific Coast League games the results include San Francisco 6 over Portland 3 at San Francisco, Sacramento 8 over Oakland 4, and Los Angeles 5 over Venice 1 at Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Portland
Sacramento
Oakland
Los Angeles
Venice
Yankees Win In Strong Finish At Polo Grounds
The Yankees beat the St Louis Browns 5 to 1 at the Polo Grounds in the second game of the series. Babe Borton starred with five latest hits and drove in four runs as New York overcame an early Browns lead with a big seventh and eighth inning rally. Frank Wellman pitched well until trouble in the sixth, while Ford left the mound with the Yankees ahead after a brilliant defensive effort by New York throughout.
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Chance
St. Louis Browns
Polo Grounds
Yanks
Lefty Weisman
Browns
Russ Ford
Weilman
Ford
Wellman
Babe" Borton
Borton
Jack Johnston
Hartzell
New York
Willow
Birdie Cree
Chance Clan
Johnston
Fratt
Gus Williams
Cree
Balenti
Austin
Daniels
Russell
Peckinpaugh
Agnew
Browns Inc K
St. Louis
Moundsman
Bert Shotten
Baseball box score fragment reports Chicago vs Philadelphia
The snippet shows batting changes for Strunk Taff and Murphy, with a Chicago Philadelphia game line. Two-base hits by J Collins McInnis and Baker, three-base hits by J Collins and Weaver, and partial pitching notes on Bender Wyckoff and Taff. Sacrifices by Chase Walsh and Wrekote.
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Taff
D. Murphy
Weaver
Collins
Baker
McInnis
Barry
Chicago
Philadelphia
J. Collins
Bender
Wyckoff
Chase
Ey Walsh
Wrekote
Boston Wins Despite Errors In Slow Game
Detroit and Boston played a game with Boston taking a 0 to 0 scoreline through most innings. Key moments include two base hits by Cobb and Gardner, and strong defense by both sides. Final lines cite pitchers Willett and Hall working through several innings with early and late scoring plays recorded.
Batten for Moeller in the seventh inning
In a baseball recap the Cleveland team commits multiple errors Turner Gregg Morgan Ainsmith and Cleveland 100000600 23 1-4 Washington 0000000000 Johnston hits a home run with Tur ner O Neill and Milan contributing sacrifice hits Shanks Gregg Morgan and others stealing bases and double plays by Jackson and O Neill Johnson Gandil. Bases on balls and other miscues noted. Time of game one hour fifty two minutes.
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Groh
Brown
Packard
Dodge
New York
Cincinnati
Shafer
Meyers
Lurne
Merkle
Demaree
Crandall
Johnson
Fletcher
Tinker
Doyle
Tietcher
Woblitzel
Marsans
Wirst
Weisman
Peckinpaugh
Shotten
Stovall
Baenti
Bete Tho Ees Sa
Cree
Borton
Hartzell
Pratt
St. Louis
Aeephole
Alenti
Ford
Weilman
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Stone
Messrs. Connolly and McGreevy
Moriarty
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Innit
Vitt
Willett
Hall
Janvrin
Yerkes
Boston
Acl
Pecarcen
Gainer
Carrigan
Speaker
Cobb
Gardner
Engle
Veach
Stanage
Crawford
Veac
Detroit
Collins
Messrs. Egan and Evans
Batten
Moeller
Turner
Gregg
Morgan
Ainsmith
Cleveland
Washington
Johnston
O'Neill
Milan
Shanks
Jackson
McBride
Gandil
Mesers
Ferguson
Dineen
Riddel
Cornish
Young
Harvard
Dees
Pumpelly
Hardwick
Felton
Ayres
Clark
Gile
Hi Clark
Schofield
Middlebrook
Reiily
Gannett
Wingate
Yale
Reilly
Baseball Scores from Baltimore Providence Newark
Box score style recap of multiple games with Rochester Baltimore Buffalo Montreal Providence Newark teams and listed battery lineups. Includes inning by inning scoring and final tallies with pitcher catcher and batting details for each matchup.
Racing to stay at Belmont Park through July and August
The Metropolitan Jockey Club decided to hold its race meeting at Belmont Park starting July 8 expanding a twelve day Jamaica series. Owners argued Belmont’s popularity and convenience for horses already stabled there justified remaining. Racing will continue at Belmont Park until Saratoga opens around August 1.
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Belmont Park
Jamaica
Saratoga
Harvard Beats Yale in Fourteenth Inning Classic
Harvard defeats Yale 4 to 2 after fourteen innings in Cambridge. Gannett scores on a misplay for the winning run as Hardwick homers, Felton tosses all fourteen Harvard innings, Brown and Gile bullpen for Yale. Third game to be played at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn.
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YALE
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Crimson
Hawaii Defeats Holy Cross In Worcester Baseball
University of Hawaii topped Holy Cross 3 to 1 in Worcester as Apau dominated every inning. It was Holy Cross’s final game of the season, with Hawaii’s bats producing ten hits while Holy Cross managed seven. Batteries were Apau and Mark for Hawaii, Murray and R. Carrol for Holy Cross.
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University of Hawaii
Holy Cross
Apau
HE Univ. of Hawaii
Mark
Murray
R. Carro
Batteries-Hammer and Mauser: Rauditz, Yre and Gordon
Umpire Mr Fitier presided over the match featuring Rauditz Gordon and Yre with batteries and Mauser cited in the report. The fragment notes University of Pennsylvania context and unclear scoring or outcome.
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Fitier
Cleveland Players Visit White House Postcard Style Meeting
Cleveland American League ball team members paid respects to President Wilson in the White House on June 18. Larry the terrier, owned by Jack Graney, trailed the players as they filed by the President who noted caution but welcomed handshakes with visitors.
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Baseball Scoreboard Fragment With City Pairings
A fragment lists matchups including Stent eave 2 Atlanta 2 and Montgomery Mobile 44 Montgomery 3. It also shows Birmingham Birmingham 2 Chattanooga 1 in eleven innings, indicating a chaotic old scoreboard snippet with partial city pairings and an extra innings note.
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Memphis
Montgomery
Smobile
Birmingham
Chattanooga
American jockey suspended after Derby accident
London reports FR Huxley of the United States suspended for the remainder of the Ascot meeting and severely reprimanded after Clapgate won the Fernhill race but was disqualified for the rider. He had previously been held responsible for an incident at Epsom following the Derby when Felizardo died.
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Clapgate
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Felizardo
Split heats dominate Harlem Speedway matinee
Seven events contested at Harlem Speedway ninth matinee. Kid Kelly and Bright Direct win in straight heats. most races run as split heats. Master McKerron absent. Teddy P wins two heats. Class A trot sees Startle take two of three heats in close finish. Class B pace and trot won by Bright Direct and newcomer George Oliver respectively.
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D. McLoughlin
Kid Kelly
C. Hiawatsch
Bright
Edward J. la Place
McKerron
LaPlace
W. C. Urban
Teddy P
Midnight Direct
Ouida
Nears
Etasens
E. Shoemaker
Bright Direct
E. O. Binzen
Jim D. Bright
George Oliver
Bittie
Belle Isle
Fifty Starters At Hackensack In One Day Women Golf
Fifty players competed in a one day Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association event at Hackensack Golf Club. Mrs. W J Faith of Wykagyl shot 88 to lead. A net tie between Mrs. Barclay and Mrs. Uebelacker ended with Barclay declared winner after Uebelacker declined net consideration. Mrs. Sanford of Essex County won the miniature course putting with 36, followed by Mrs. Blumenthal of Fairview with 39.
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Hackensack
W. J. Faith
Wykagyl
J. Barclay
F. Uebelacker
Uebelacker
White captures main cup in Glenwood Country Club invite
L B E White of Glenwood won the principal cup in the Glenwood Country Club invitation tournament by defeating Donald McKellar of Midland one up. White also won the medal play handicap gross prize with a score of 8 and 2. Net results show Howard Smithers leading with 19 27 73.
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L. BE. K. White
Glenwood Country Club
Donald McKellar
Midland
White
Howard Smithers
J. W. Hausenbeck
Glenwood
L. E. K. White
Glen
G. W. Becker
McKellar
C. J. Wilson
Dyker Meadow
F. Dunderdale
Crescent
D. K E. Smith
M. Lye
L. B. Palmer
Fife
Tenon
Laianée
Oor
Rouna
Smith
Whittemore Leads Qualifying for State Golf Title
P W Whittemore of the Country Club posted the best 36 hole qualifying score with 72 at Wollaston rinks. The Windeler Shield went to Braeburn Country Club scoring 885, its sixth win in eight renewals.
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Wollaston
Mass
P. W. Whittemore
Windeler
Braeburn
Hilton defeats Schmidt to win British amateur
Hoylake England June 18 Harold H Hilton British amateur golf champion of 1912 beat W Heinrich Schmidt of Worcester Massachusetts by one hole in the British championship at St Andrews three weeks earlier Hilton eliminated Schmidt in that earlier match as well
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England
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W. Heinrich Schmidt
Worcester
Mass
Hilton
Schmidt
St. Andrews
Kiel cancels German sonderklasse trials for regatta selection
The Kiel elimination trials for selecting three German contestants for the German American sonderklasse regatta off Marblehead were abandoned due to few entries. Selection will rely on results from the Samoa Cup races during Kiel regatta starting next Tuesday, with yachts Palmstroem Seehund Resi V Serum Wittelsbach SX and others listed by owners in Berlin Stuttgart and Hamons 1.
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Mass
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Stuttgart
Seehund
Otto Berghoff
Wilhelm Spindler
Berlin
Resi V
Julius Stalin
Berin
Serum
Waldemar Tins
Hamons 1
Wittelsbach SX
Listof Alterlin
Monte Cross to Manage Bridgeport Team
Monte Cross, once a familiar infielder for Philadelphia's American and National League clubs, announced tonight that he has signed a contract to manage Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Bridgeport
Philadelphia
Philadelphia American
National League
Conn
Murphy to Stamp Out Betting
Chicago June 18 President Murphy of the Cubs announced steps to stamp out betting on baseball games. He said bettors will be barred from the West Side when possible of identification, noting most betting occurs in the boxes and several chronic offenders are known to Murphy.
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Chicago
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West Side
Pell Narrowly Tested by Church in Metropolitan Singles
Fast court play highlighted the Metropolitan Championship on the West Side with Theodore R. Pell facing Princeton’s George M. Church in a gripping first set that went 9-7. The match paused at 3-1 in favor of Church amid darkness as Pell surged, while doubles saw Shafer–Mahan lead 6-4 before Little–Hall rally to 97 and unfinished games linger into the next day.
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George M. Church
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Vantage
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Peli
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L. E. Mahan
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Little
Hall B
Mahan
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Dean Mathey
F. C. Inman
Howard Voshell
T. R. Pell
S. Howard Voshell
George S. Groesbeck
E. H. Pfeiffer
F. F. Frelingheysen
E. Taylor
Arthur M. Lovibond
H. A. Robinson
G. G. Grentz
Lyle E. Mahan
R. G. Morris
R. K. Tomlin
C. MacMullen
C. M Bull, Jr
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I. Hartman
G. Brinkerhoff
M. Louthond
Ester
Walter Morrill Halli
Johnson Wins In London Tennis Open
Wallace F. Johnson of Philadelphia defeated A. Hendriks in three straight sets 6-1 6-3 6-1 in the second round of the London lawn tennis championship tournament held in London.
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Philadelphia Today
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Deaf Children at Play at Curtis Field Invitational Meet
Deaf pupils of P S 47 Manhattan held inaugural field day at Curtis Field Staten Island led by Principal Miss Carrie Wallace Kearns and physical director Miss Adam Smith. Events ranged from bean bag relays to sprint contests with a notable crab race tests contortionist bending. Spectators mainly parents watched as school plans a formal program and future entertainment highlighting pupil progress.
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Curtis Field
Staten Island
Carrie Wallace Kearns
Adam Smith
Ward
Neo
Corkran Wins Lynnewood Hall Cup at Huntingdon
B W Cork of Baltimore Country Club won the Lynnewood Hall Cup golf tournament at Huntingdon Valley Country Club today, defeating Cameron Buston of the home club in the final round 2 to 1. The Philadelphia report notes Corkran’s victory in a closely contested match through the links.
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B. W. Corkran
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Hunt Ion Valley
New Motorcycle Record at Brighton Beach
Mike Costello set a new hour record at the Brighton Beach motordrome with 74 miles in one hour. The event featured a five mile special race won by Pau Ohne and a semi final, with Costello taking first in the one hour race ahead of John Cox and Hartley Thomas.
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Brighton Beach
Marines
Ay Ray
Arthur Rentsen
John Cox
Tse Wee Oy
Thomas
Phil Siphia
Trunk Showcase Misadventure Reveals Rugged Luggage
A humorous anecdote about a traveler who straps a trunk to a mule in the South American mountains. The mule slips and falls, killing the animal but leaving the trunk intact, illustrating that sturdy luggage suits journeys from weekend trips to long treks in Europe or the Andes.
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Europe
Andes
Volume Variety Value Mens Suits Offer Wide Range
A broad selection of men's suits is advertised with a large stock and fabrics to fit every taste. Prices range from 18 to 48 dollars and a money back guarantee is offered if customers are not satisfied.
Broadway Stores at Warren Street and 43rd and 34th Streets
Three storefronts in Manhattan’s theater district list locations on Warren Street and at 43rd and 34th Streets. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR but indicate retail activity in the Broadway area.
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