Nutmeg Wins Block Island Race In Fastest Time Yet
Nutmeg the Boston sloop finished at 12 34 30 this morning winning first on corrected time in the Block Island race of the New York Athletic Club. Dutchess of the Knickerbocker Yacht Club placed first on actual time with 13 29 30, while Coot Io Vingt-Trois and Io followed in the awards lineup amid rough conditions and a few mishaps to other boats.
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New York Times
Block Island
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A. C. Jones
Boston Yacht Club
New York Athletic Club
Huckleberry Island
J. B. Palmer
Knickerbocker Yacht Club
Dutchess
E. Domenick
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Club
P. V. Giffen
Maryola
K. A. Brown
Vingt-Trois
Atlantic Yacht Club
C. A. Marsland
New Rochelle Club
Nutmeg
J. P. Gavitt, Jr
J. E. Ridder
R. N. Bavier
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Block Island Channel
Quality merchandise at trusted prices in every fit
The store stresses a risk free shopping policy promising customers they can return items that do not meet their satisfaction. It touts careful selection of fabrics and a broad range of summer suits from 18 to 42 dollars and vestless styles from 15 to 30 dollars plus office coats in various fabrics priced 4 to 7.50 dollars.
Hat Prices and New Collar Offer at Basswood Ad
The ad markets Panama hats as light and comfortable in $5 $10 and $15 ranges along with Leghorns at $5 and Bangkoks at $5 and $6. It urges readers to note Basswood in the advertisement and mentions the new E. W. Red-Man collar at 2 for 25 cents.
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Bangkoks
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in American and National Leagues
Yesterday's results show Chicago 4 Detroit, Cleveland 0 over Detroit, St. Louis 2, Cleveland 0, and Chicago 4 St. Louis in listed games. National League includes St Louis Boston Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3 with other scores noted. Eastern and American Associations report Milwaukee 2 Toledo 1 and Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 0 among others.
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P.C
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati Ee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Evespeces
Brooklyn Senecassese
Boston
Brooklyn Rout Caped by Reulbach in Lackluster Show
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6 to 1 as Reulbach limited the visitors to three singles. Hofman and Schulte sparked defense and offense with notable plays and a late three-run eighth inning capped by Schulte’s homer. Bell pitched six innings but yielded a triple and two doubles in the seventh.
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Brooklyn
Reulbach
Bell
Schulte
Hofman
Evers
Burch
Sheckard
Clement
Hummel
Steins’t
Man
Howard
Lennox
Lumley
Tinker
Meillan
Moran
Bergen
Messrs. Johnstone and Cusack
Standings Snapshot From W L P C And City Leagues
A compact list shows team records and win percentages for W L P C teams including Rochester Montreal Newark Toronto Buffalo Jersey City Baltimore Providence Milwaukee Louisville Indianapolis Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo Columbus St Paul and St Paul with various win totals and percentages.
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Newark
Buffalo
Toronto
Providence
Jersey City
Rochester
Montreal
Baltimore
American Association
W. L. P.C. W. L. P.C. Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Games Today Schedule Mixed City Matchups
Philadelphia plays Pittsburgh and Boston hosts Philadelphia while Cleveland meets Chicago. Kansas City visits Columbus and Toledo faces Milwaukee. Indianapolis travels to St Paul with Louisville at Minneapolis.
Disciplinary Actions At Mayo Men's Games
At Celtic Park Long Island City AAU rules were enforced as John J. Daly Irish-American Athletic Club was barred from the two mile steeplechase for missing registration and number on the program while C A Finneran unattached was disqualified after a dead heat in the one mile run. Referee Jones granted Daly a scratch start and he won the race. Finneran’s disqualification followed for missing entry forms. Brennan won the half mile with Geis second.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Mayo Men’s Association
Celtic Park
Long Island City
Thomas F. O’brien
John J. Daly
Daly
W. L. Jones
O’brien
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J. T. Crowley
Finneran
F. A. Brennan
A. C
Aa. A. U
Paterson
James
Brennan
M. Geis
West Side
Eastern drivers return from crown Point auto races
Many Eastern automobilists who traveled west for the Indiana and Cobe Trophy events returned to New York. The Coke race drew disappointment as poor road conditions kept speeds down and several cars out early. The highlight was the Buick driven by Chevrolet in the Cobe event, aided by his steady judgment despite a broken valve.
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Crown Point- Lowell
New York
Chalmers-Detroit
Chevrolet
Denison
Buick
Cobe
E. R. Hollander
Fiat
Paul Lacroix
Renault
Bert C. Hamilton
E. E. Schwartzkoff
CG. M
E. H. Broadwell
Fisk Rubber Company
George Crane
Knox Automobile Company
A. G. Southworth
Buick Agency
Fred Wagner
A. L. Riker
A. G. Batchelder
Quakers Arrive in Poughkeepsie For Hudson Rowing Meet
The Pennsylvania oarsmen reached Poughkeepsie by West Shore train at 4 30 PM ahead of Syracuse's arrival expected tomorrow. Coach Ward notes a weak season and wishes for an earlier start to train on the course. The Quakers will have morning and afternoon rows.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Syracuse
Hudson River
West Shore
Weehawken
Ward
Fairview Club hosts mixed golf and tennis results
In Bilmsdorf yesterday at the Fairview Golf Club David Bandler and Miss Pauline Werner defeated Mr and Mrs Edward Hynes four up with three to play in the mixed foursome. In tennis Austin Levy beat Alexander Weinberg 6 1 4 6 2 9 7 in a three set match.
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Fairview Golf Club
Bilmsdorf
David Bandler
Pauline Werner
Edward Hynes
Austin Levy
Alexander Weinberg
Americans versus Washington at American Park
Today at 4 P.M. at American Park the Americans square off against Washington in a New York ball game likely drawing local fans and betting on the outcome.
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N.Y
Washington
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Baseball Showdown Absorbs Eight-Run Effort
Philadelphia and Cincinnati battled in a high scoring game, with key hits from Doolin Magee and Grant. Campbell and Gasper battled on the mound while Moren and Moore closed out the decisive innings.
Louis Beats Boston in Pitcher Friendly Game
St. Louis defeats Boston 8 to 4 in an 88 run effort with Shaw Evans and Konetchy leading hits. Byrne earns three base hits and Ferguson strikes out eight while Lush fans four. Roster notes include St. Louis and Boston players with multiple hits, and a double play by Beaumont and Graham. Time one hour twenty four minutes with Kane and Klem as umpires.
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T. Louis
Boston
Abrhpoa
Autrey
Hewitt
Ritchey
Charles
Graham
Lush
Ferguson
Starr
Bates
St. Louis
Histon Gicce Suilsds
Shaw
Evans
Ellis
Konetchy
Byrne
Beaumont
Messrs
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Klem
Detroit Detroit Ends In St Louis Baseball Stoppage
Two-base hit Hoffman and a three-base hit by Rossman highlight a Detroit at St Louis game. Summers and Suggs pitched with Summers allowing five hits in seven innings. Detroits Montgomery hit by pitch and Johnson involved in plays with bases and run counts. Umpires Evans and Egan called a close contest lasting one hour fifty eight minutes.
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Baseball Summary: Chicago Cubs at Cleveland Cleared
Chicago and Cleveland split a doubleheader with Chicago taking the first game 4 to 3 and Cleveland winning the nightcap 8 to 0. Key plays included two-base hits by Dougherty and Turner, and notable pitching from Walsh and Young.
Unclear OCR listing of players and cities
Fragmentary OCR shows names Mueller McGinnity Crisp Kellogg Durham Vandergrift Spahr Holmes Butler with scattered city identifiers Newark Toronto Jersey City Rochester. Exact facts and context are not discernible.
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R. H. B. Newark
Toronto
Mueller, McGinnity
Crisp
Kellogg
Durham
Vandergrift
Jersey City
Rochester
Spahr
Holmes and Utler
Local Scores Highlight Mixed Results Across Cities
In Syracuse Elmira two games end 1 0 and 2 0 with Syracuse winning. Troy defeats Scranton 8 2. Albany edges Wilkes Barre 3 a . Utica Utica 8 Binghamton 38 in the first game and Binghamton 8 Utica 4 in the second.
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Elmira
Troy
Scranton
Albany
Wilkesbarre
Utica
Binghamton
Local Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues
In Waterbury Waterbury led Hartford 5 to 4 and Bridgeport defeated New Haven 12 to 9 in the Southern League. A game in New Orleans ended tied 6 to 1 between Orleans and Birmingham while Memphis hosted Atlanta at Romphis in a 1 to 1 ninth inning stalemate.
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Waterbury
Hartford
Bridgeport
New Haven
Orleans
Birmingham
New Orleans
Romphis
Memphis
Atlanta
Trotters In Collision At Speedway Injures Drivers
A sun day morning brush at the Speedway ended when George H. Hubers Arnold Pandit driven by Percy Demarest collided with the mare Midget ridden by Arthur Koenig. Both drivers were thrown. Mounted Patrolman Golden Fitzgerald halted the escaping horses and secured the scene after Midget was caught near the bridge. Demarest uninjured though wagon smashed Koenig scratched with a black eye and back pain. No horses were hurt despite several near misses.
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Speedway
George H. Huber
Arnold Pandit
Percy Demarest
Arthur Koenig
Golden Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Arnold
Demarest
Ford No 2 in the lead in Oregon race
Ford No 2 driven by Bert Scott and navigator Charles Smith arrived in Baker City at 3 45 PM as part of the New York to Seattle automobile race. They faced roads made nearly impassable by heavy rains and prepared for the next leg to Walla Walla after refueling.
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New York Times
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Oregon
New York
Seattle
Bert Scott
Charles Smith
Boise
Idaho
Walla Walla
Wash
Shawmut
Mountain Home
Charles Hendy, Jr
Ford
Denver
Scott
Ford No. 2 wins Idaho arrival in Seattle race
Ford No. 2 of the New York to Seattle racers arrived first in Boish Idaho earning a $100 Commercial Club prize. Ford No. 1 followed at 2:30 P. M. Shawmut car passed Mountain Home at 8:30. Ford No. 1 previously led but lost the desert course. In Wyoming, Acme car left Boster for the West in the ocean to ocean race after a shaft delay.
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New York Times
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New York
Seattle
Commercial Club
Mountain Home
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Wyo
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West
Weston Forced to Change His Route in Southern Course
Veteran Walker recalls a 50 year old Horace Greeley prediction and describes hardships as railroad officials assist in altering Weston’s route along a southern corridor.
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Weston
Walker
Weston Seventy-One Walks US in 100 Days
Edward Payson Weston, at 71, recounts his plan to walk 4,300 miles across the United States in 100 days starting New York to San Francisco and detailing weather, detours, and personal endurance challenges including long daily distances and scarce refreshment during the trek. He recalls past feats and remarks on adjustments to route due to rail gaps and winds.
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New York Times
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Horace Greeley
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Chicago
England
France
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Weston’s railroad voyage spans miles and deserts
Edward Payson Weston thanks Union Pacific officials for treating him kindly after a journey that covers about 1,500 miles along the line. He notes Southern Pacific’s plan to escort him via a railroad caravan from Reno to San Francisco, ensuring meals and rest along the desert route, totaling roughly 4,000 miles.
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Niles
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Edward Payson Weston
Hooper Leaves Camp With Suspected Measles
Hooper a Varsity four oar from New London Connecticut departed the Redtop training camp after developing measles symptoms. Dr. Frothingham advised returning him to Cambridge for recuperation and he boarded the 7 20 train to Boston.
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New York Times
New London
Boxing Mergers Ignite Brooklyn Jersey City Cards This Week
Manager James Shortell schedules a ten round bout between Patsy Kline of New ark and Young Guerrent of Jersey City at Bedford Athletic Club Wyckoff Wyckoff Avenue Halsey Street Brooklyn tonight. Marty Rowan and Charlie Sieger meet for ten rounds at Brown's Athletic Association tomorrow night. Brown promotes two July ten rounders Billy Leary versus Charlie Sieger on July 6 and Harry Scroggs versus Dan Savage on July 13. Did Burns to box Bull Williams in a ten round at West Side Long Acre tonight. Olympic Club curates a first class card for tonight’s show.
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Wyckoff Avenue
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Patsy Kline
Newark
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Hoboken
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Baltimore
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New Jersey
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West Side
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Butler Leads Foreign Cyclists in Paris Race
Nat Butler, the American cyclist, won the eighty-kilometer motor-paced race in Paris finishing in 1 hour 1 minute 201.5 seconds. The victory marked a notable win over foreign riders in the event held on June 20.
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Paris
Nat Butler
Women Athletes Compete In Union Settlement Games
Women runners contested a 41 yard dash at Cannon's Park West Farms in the second annual Union Settlement Athletic Association meet. Twelve competitors lined up and Miss S Downs proved the fastest, with the others trailing.
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Union Settlement Athletic Association
Cannon’s Park
West Farms
S. Downs
Kramer Defeats Clarke in Velodrome Open Three Mile
In Newark New Jersey on June 20 challenger Clarke from Australia finished second to champion Frank Kramer in the three mile open pro race on the Velodrome track. A separate match race for a mile distance between Miller Fenn and John Bedell went to Fenn.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Frank Kramer
Clarke
Miller Fenn
John Bedell
Fenn
Collins Wins One Hour Motor Pace At Clifton Stadium
A record crowd watched Elmer Collins beat Floyd MacFarland Jimmy Moran and Frank Galvin in the one hour motor paced race at Clifton Stadium Passaic N J Collins covered 38 miles four laps Moran 1 mile less MacFarland two less Galvin fell near the finish injuring his shoulder and may be unable to ride for some time.
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New York Times
Passaic
N. J
Elmer Collins
Floyd MacFarland
Jimmy Moran
Frank Galvin
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Moran
MacFarland
Galvin
Electric delivery wagon and classic autos for sale
A Mark 33 Columbia electric panel delivery wagon with 2000 lb capacity and 42 cell 13 M V battery, offered to any reasonable bid via Purchasing Department P F Colle Son New York. Also two 1907 Packard touring car refinished with 10000 miles, available by offer from Rome New York. Plus a two ton Reliance gasoline truck overhauled for moderate loads, viewable at Burkhart Mills Garage Broadway and 82nd Street. Auto bargains and bodies advertised by Broadway Automobile Exchange 2239 to 245 West 56th Street near Broadway.
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West 13Th St
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