High priced tailoring vs our half-price fit bundle
The ad argues against costly tailoring insisting customers can get all alterations done at once for about half the price. It promises fine woolens and top tailoring with a money back offer if not satisfied, and the option to change your mind after home delivery.
Pedestrian Shoes Claim Comfort With 85 of 100 Fit
An ad pitches Pedestrian Shoes claiming 85 of every 100 models offer comfort. The copy emphasizes a design focus on foot support and fit for everyday wear, aiming to reassure shoppers seeking reliable footwear.
Local Race Roadmap Through Broadway Corners
The fragment lists racing directions and street corners around Broadway and 34th to 41st Streets near Fifth Avenue. It notes intersections with Warren and 13th, 13th Street, and 41st Street as reference points for racers. The terse notes suggest a route or course layout rather than a competition result.
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T 13Th Se
34Th St
Broadway Corners
Fifth Ave
Warren
41St St
Sears Defeats Zinderstein In Late Round Tennis Clash
In Philadelphia the third round of the national women’s championship saw Eleanora Sears of Boston beat Marion Zinderstein in three sets 6 8 6 2 6 4 after a rain delay. Helene Pollak of New York advanced to the semifinals. Eleanor Goss and Helen Ledoux also moved forward.
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Boston
New York Times
Philadelphia
Eleonora Sears
Marion Zinderstein
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Miss Zinderstein
Miss Seara
Sears
Butt
Helene Pollak
New York
Clare Cassel
Helen Ledoux
Swarthmore
Eleanor Goss
Miss Pollak
Dorothy Swaiker
Ledoux
Robert Herrold
Barbara Hooker
Miss Goss
Spencer Fullerton Weaver
George Wightman
Eleanora Sears
Marion Zinder
Bjurstedt
Frederick B. Alexander
Percy Osborne
Cie
Brotherly Love
Dorothy Walker
Mary Heaton
Greenwich
Katharine Porter
Jouise Dixon
Helene Vedoux
Robert Herroldé
Payne
Helen Vedoux
Eleanor Goss Drsenene
Louise Dixon
J. E. Bally
J. F. Betz
Ranson L. Wood
Spencer F. Weaver
Deborah Seal
Mildred Wilard
George W. Wightman
Margarette Dixon
C. R Wainwright
HM. Forrest Kerbaugh
Anne Townsend
Rebecca Thomson
Deforest Candee
Mines Florence Ballin
Helen Hooker
A. E. van Pelt
A. P. Marvel
Molla Bjurstedt
Herbert Abbott
A. J. Brown
H. B. Pratt
Greenwich Field Club
Anderson Boys Triumph in Long Island Tennis Round
Frank T. Anderson, 16, dominated in the Long Island championship at Kings County Tennis Club Brooklyn. He defeated veteran Allen Behr 6-0 6-3 in the fourth round and then beat D. E. Rice 6-0 4-6 6-1 to reach the semifinal.
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Anderson
Long Island
Kings County
Officers Enter Gymkhana at Phipps Field Westbury
The Gymkhana to be held next Saturday at Phipps Field Westbury features officers from Canada and riders from Chicago. Events include a patriotic mounted tug of war and pig sticking with proceeds going to the British and Canadian Patriotic Fund. The show opens at 2:00 PM.
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Westbury
L. L
Canada
Chicago
United States
India
Canadian Patriotic Fund
Boxing Carnival at Madison Square Garden Tonight
Professional boxers unite for a War Hospital Entertainment Association benefit at Madison Square Garden. Twenty top fighters volunteer to entertain wounded soldiers, headlined by Fred Fulton versus Charlie Weinert and Ted Lewis versus Jack Britton in rematches. Other bouts include Johnny Dundee versus Joe Welling and Battling Levinsky versus Jim Tully.
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Madison Square Garden
War Hospital Entertainment Association
Thiaworthy Anary
Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Jess Willard
Charlie Weinert
Newark
Battling Levinsky
Jim Tully
Tully
Harry Greb
Eddie MccGoorty
Joe Bonds
Oscar Anderson
Joe Lynch
Joe Burman
Frankie Burns
Jack Sharkey
Gunboat Smith
Jim Savage
Frank Carbone
Mike McTizue
Indians Rally In Ninth To Beat Chicago 6 5
Cleveland bats rally in the ninth inning to edge Chicago 6 to 5. Erratic Chicago fielding behind pitcher Shellenbach aids the visitors scoring as the game ends with Cleveland seizing the win at Chicago.
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Indians Rally
Chicago
Cleveland
Shellenbach
Thompson Horses Dominate Westchester Show Opener
J Campbell Thompson entries swept prizes at the 25th Westchester County Horse Show at Gedney Farms White Plains New York with Nestledown Masterpiece riding to blue in the open saddle horse class over 15.2 hands and Nestledown Victoria and Nestledown Viceroy taking ribbons in other divisions. Cavalry units from Squadron A and Major J K Brown provided a military touch as the event benefited the Red Cross despite wartime conditions.
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Gedney Farms
White Plains
N.Y
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Nestledown
George Wallin
Big Tree
Charles Dpd. Folsom
Radium
Folsom
Charles M. Greer, Jr
Youn Greer
Charles D. Lanier
Michelle Newberg
Killarney Jim
Squadron A
J. K. Brown
Red Cross
Aly
Madame du Barry
Association of American Horse Shows
Greywood Farm
Sir Richard
Bil. G
Myrtle
Whittelsey
Myrtle Dale
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James P. Kincon
Nobleman
B. G
Killarney
Jim
Mra
A. Rutledge Schmidt
Jeanette
Ch. m
J. A. Hartford
Georgeine
Chas. D. Folsom
Pontes
George
Wallen
Plebald G
Misa Charlotte Leavitt
Blackie
Bik. G
Catherine Colford
Hilda. B. m
Joseph Seligeman
Piebald G
Charles Butler
John Meek
Powman
Frank J. Cassidy
J. Rich Steers
John L. Martin
Byrdy
Charlies D. Lanier
Ch. G
Horses Home Farm
Earl G. UL
Roy O’ Moore
Mia
James P. Kineon
Rock Cross
Wheeler Td
Walter H. Hanley
Rainbow
J. Campbell
Victoria
Felix M. Warburg
George S. Walten
Charles D. Fol
Br. m
Westchester
Cutten K. Bauman
Yellow Jacket
Charles T. Lanier
Hugh W. Jackson, Jr
Horse Races and Weights for Five Furlongs to One Mile
Race card lists six events with ages and weights for thoroughbreds, including first maiden selling at five furlongs with runners like Flyaway and Milky Way, second handicap for 4-year-olds at six furlongs, third claiming for 8-year-olds and up at one mile sixteen, fourth Youthful Stakes for 2-year-olds at five and a half furlongs, fifth conditions for 3-year-olds at about a mile and a furlong, and sixth claiming for 4-year-olds and up at one mile seventeen.
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Dahthda
Queen of the Spa
Polygon
Dixie Bird
Milda
Enfilade
Jyntee
Lady Gertrude
Mary Maud
Kate Bright
Dawn Star
Helen Atkin
Parable
Clarissa
Home Sweet Home
Orderly
Sky Pilot
Say
Napoleon
Lazonry
Little Cottage
Starry Banner
Preston Lyon
Duandreary
Daybreek
Hesse
Poacher
Coral
Babette
Golding
Hannibal
Yurneari
Lord Brighton
War Mask
Routledge
Grimalkin
Orestes
Princeps
Tombolo
Trophy
Nutcracker
Kilmendorf
Magnetite
G. M. Miller
Harwwood
Dervish
Captain Ray
Slangdep
Til Simmons
Nebraska
Hytt Sold From Little Rock To New York Americans
Ham Hyatt, a longtime Pittsburgh Nationals player, has been sold by the Little Rock club of the Southern Association to the New York Americans. He tops the Southern Association with five home runs this season.
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Little Rock
Ark
Ham” Hyatt
Pittsburgh Nationals
Little Rock Club
Southern Association
New York Americans
Hyatt
McTaggart Day at Jamaica Races Features Tom McTaggart Win
Garden City Selling Stakes winner Tom McTaggart owned by G W McNamee dominates the Garden City event as D J Leary's Sun Flash I chases the Montague Handicap. McTaggart receives praise after prior Belmont Park criticism and shows expert ride in Montague. Little Mergler shines in Garden City while Sun Flash II nearly breaks the track record.
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McTaggart
Jamaics
G. W. McNamee
Tom McTaggart
Garden City
Johnny McTaggart
D. J. Leary
Dorcas
Sun Flash II
Roamer
George Smith McTaggart
Belmont Park
KR. T. Wilson, Jr
Little Mergler
Wise Man
Obolus
Merkler
Johny
Mra. M. Be
Williama
Pigeon
Mergler
Starlike
Kingfisher
Williams
J. McTaggart
Seee Nan Knoehr
J. W. May
MecGeelda Harrison
G. Egrete
Breese Arenes
Zuletka
C. E. Mickelwait
Neil Gow
R. Troxler
St. Quentin
Dottle Vandiver
Harry M. Stevens
Jack Healey
Jill
Joan
Drummond
W. H. Travers
Blakeslee
C. Mergier
William Martin
Ida B
J. Callahan
Paddy Dear
J. M. Booker
Celt-Wyola
N. Burger
Honda
N. K. Beal
He Wil
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Dervish
Sky Pilot
Trial By Jury
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Torchbearer
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Bearcat
Callahan
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Star Spangled
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Superman Notasulga
BE. Ambrose
James Murphy
Seeper
Lady Nell
J. McTaghart
Chudananda Topiash
C. Mergler
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W. J. Starr
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J. O. Talbott
A. Shuttinger
Elmendorf
Man
Clean Sweep for Tigers in St Louis Victory
Detroit defeats St Louis 7 to 5 to complete a three game series sweep. Veach homered with Bush on base to clinch in the first inning, while Tobin and Heilman doubled and Cain added key hits as Detroit tallies 7 runs on 8 hits. St Louis scores 5 on two better base hits, but errors and strong pitching by Kallio secure the win.
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Zinderstein
Miss Sears
Miss Zinderstein
Boston
Sears
Thomas
Shellenbach
Johnston
Wambigans
Lyons
E. Collins
Weaver
Jacobs
Cleveland
Chicago
Cathe
Wood
Leibold
Coline
Bus¢ Roth
Risberg
Gand
Kbagby
Shelenbach
Bagby
Hy Shellenbach
Roth
Louis
Detroit
St. Louis
Bush
Abdrhpoa
Adrapoa Bush
Tobin
Gil Vitt
Maisel
Cobb
Veach
Demmitt
Hellman
Smith
Ham
Gedeon
Young
Gerber
Yelle
Kalli
Rogers
Heilman
Cunningham
T. Louis
Kalle
Kallio
Athletics Hold Red Sox in Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia tops Boston 4 0 in the sixth as Geary limits the Red Sox to seven hits. Bush allows four runs, three hits and two errors in the Philadelphia win. Notable plays include Beets and Sacrifice hits, with Burns and Dugan contributing on defense.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Ston. Geary
Bush
Richard
Philadelphta
Adrhpoa Bhannop
Hooper
Oldring
T'dale
Walker
Strunk
Burne
Ruth
Gardner
Melnnis
McAvey
Thomas
Ets
Fuvideon
Healdl
Dugan
Agnew
Geary
Ilush
Truestale
Davidson
Beott
Burns
Shannon
Reese
Tae
Balle
Orl Bush
Yanks Greep Close to Top of League
The Yanks beat Washington 9 to 0 to trim the rival by a game for the lead. Buckeye made his major league debut for Washington but walked six in two innings. Russell allowed eight hits but received solid support as New York struck early and often.
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Yanks
Heath
Washingtons
Kosten Red Sox
Athletics
Miller
Huggins
Shaw
Senators
Garland Buckeye
Feorla
Buckeye
Hhe
I Clo
Balla
Baker
Pratt
Pipp
Hodie
Hannah
Russell
Gilhooley
Shotten
Peck
Washington
Aes
Bodie
Marsans
Sam Rice
Sam
Rice
Fort Terry
Guhootey
O'Shotton
P’paughes
New York
Frror
Shotton
Morgan
Peckinpaugh
Pipp Ward
Beck
Rusaseil
Milan
Oeschger’s Gift Sends Winning Run In Opener
Boston takes a 3 2 lead as Oeschger walks Wickland with bases loaded after two misplays. In Philadelphia, Rudolph limits the punch to seven batters per inning in eight. Williams hits a homer for the Phillies, with Rawlings and Cravath doubling for Boston.
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Oeschger
Wickland
Boston
McGaffigan
Rudolph
Orschger
Adrhpoa
Adrhpoad Rawlings
Wilson
Adarms
Kurns
Oeeschger
Davis
Adame
Oeediger
Herzog
Konetchy
G. Boing
Rawlings
Cravath
Williams
Mayer Traded to Pittsburgh for Elmer Jacobs
Philadelphia announces a deal sending pitcher Erskine Mayer to Pittsburgh in exchange for pitcher Elmer Jacobs who began his major league career with the Philadelphia club years ago.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Erskine Mayer
Pittsburgh
Elmer Jacobs
Scores From Regional Games Across American Association
A terse tally lists results from several matchups: New London 11 Hartford 1, Worcester 1 New Haven 0, Sprield 7 Providence 4, Ridgeport 1 Waterbury 0 in the American Association. Also Toledo 5 St Paul 8, Milwaukee 7 Indianapolis 4 in the first game and a second Milwaukee 2 Indianapolis. Kansas City 7 Louteville 8.
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Hartford
Worcester
New Haven
Sprield
Providence
Ridgeport
Waterbury
Toledo
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louteville
Nashville
Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Itancoga
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Rock
Baseball Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule
In the American League yesterday New York and Washington tied 0 0 Philadelphia defeated Boston 5 0 Cleveland beat Chicago 6 5 Detroit took St Louis 7 5 In the National League Brooklyn edged New York 2 1 in thirteen innings Chicago beat Pittsburgh 1 0 Boston won Philadelphia 4 2 The day’s matchups include Washington at New York Philadelphia at Houston Cleveland at Chicago New York at Brooklyn Chicago at Pittsburgh Beaton at Philadelphia Cincinnati at St Louis.
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Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Beaton
Cincinnati
Loat. PC
Poston
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One Run Wins for Cubs over Pirates in Pitcher's Duel
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 1 to 0 as Douglass bests Harmon in a tight nine inning pitchers duel. Flack and Hollocher opened with hits and Merkle lifted the deciding sacrifice fly to plate the lone run.
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Harmon
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pirates
Flack
Hollocher
Merkle
Caton
Uigbee
Mann
Carey
Cutshaw
Paskert
Molwits
Zelder
McKnie
Kilitfer
Schmidt
Hollacher
Bigbee
Hite
Mollwits
McKechnie
Pong
Kagetteburgh
Orf Douglasa
Thirteenth Inning Fatal To Giants At Ebbets Field
Foss Young muffed a Jake Daubert fly in the thirteenth sent Larry Cheney home for a 3 to 1 Brooklyn victory over the Giants. McGraw argued the call as Umpire Moran ruled out Kauff at the plate. Giants left with a narrow defeat after a tense extra inning clash at Brooklyn.
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Foss Young
Jake Daubert
Giants
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Young
Larry Cheney
Ito
al Demaree
Burns
Demaree
Zach Wheat
O'Mara
Cheney
Fletcher
Kauff Walker
Bim
McGraw
Lhince Zimmerman
Olson
Doolan
Augie Storan
Weit
Moran
Kauff
Eastern League score s show New London rout Hartford
In New London the Eastern League result lists New London 11 Hartford 1 with Bridgeport 1 and Watertury 0. International League shows Newark 14 Toronto 9. Jervey of Rochester finished the cen ore.
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Hartford
Bridgeport
Watertury
Newark
Toronto
Jervey
Rochester
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