Fast Lacrosse in Rain at Crescent Bay Ridge
The Shamrocks defeat Crescent Athletic Club 15 to 7 at Bay Ridge despite heavy rain. Canadian star Currie led the Shamrocks with fast moves and long running, while Crescent’s defense, guided by goalie Quinn, struggled. The match featured slick footing, standout throws, and a crowd undeterred by the downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrocks
Blue Ribbon
Canada
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Crescent
Crescents
Kennedy
Stoba
Curry
Shamrock
Johnny Currie
Jewell
Wall
McKeown
Pony
Quinn
Brennan Brothers
Dobby
John Currie
Currie
Robinson
Hopbin
Crescent A. C
Garvin Howard
Ccscevers Pong
Maddren Kavanagh
Miller Finlayson
de Casanova McCarry
Liffison Smith
Drakeley Curries
Ccc Eens Centre
Kennedy Robinson
Hoobin
Jewell McKeown
Walt Pp
Brennan
Stoba J. Brennan
McCarry
Hobin
P. Brennan
M. Saunders
T. O'Connell
B. A. Keiley
P. Murphy
Apawamis Golf Club qualifying for silver cup match play
The Apawamis links hosted a handicap qualifying round for a silver cup presented by B Lambert Sackett. Sixteen players with the lowest net scores advanced to match play on successive Saturdays. The list shows gross and net scores led by Downey, Meeker, Eddy, Tiffany, and Morse, with the first round draw pairing Morse with Downey and several other matchups including Ford Ballou and Tiffany Weldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apawamis Golf Club
B. Lambert Sackett
Gross
HB. L. Downey
J. F. Downey
G. R. Meeker
W. B. Eddy
GL. Tiffany
Seers Eevereres
B. W. McKelvey
S. Ford
FH. Morse
Sesseee
Deserees
H. A. Sherman
eGo
Maturin Ballou
Et Pe
R. P. Walden
Erect
B. H
Hee Jg
W. A. Pratt
Etree
H. Morse
H. _ Downey
Ford
Ballou
Tiffany
Weldon
McKelvey
Pratt
Pately
Eddy
Elmer
Clark
Downey
Meeker
Peck
Sherman
Fourcycling divisions start NY Journal century ride in drizzle
Four divisions with about 200 cyclists began the Brooklyn Bedford Rest run promoted by The New York Journal yesterday morning. A severe storm on the return from Rockaway delayed riders beyond the fourteen hour limit, with no reports by nightfall. Another attempt is planned for next Saturday.
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Bedford Rest
Brooklyn
New York Journal
Rockaway
Alpha Motor Cycle Club Prepares Longest Ever Run to Washington
The Alpha Motor Cycle Club of Brooklyn plans a July 12 run to Washington D C, touted as the longest ever on motor bicycles. Unfavorable weather forced Metropole Cycle Club’s race meet at Manhattan Beach to postpone to Saturday July 5. All tickets for the original date remain valid and entry blanks are available from S Wallis Merriken, Roam.
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Alpha Motor Cycle Club
Brooklyn
Washington, D.C
Metropole Cycle Club
Manhattan Beach
Ee Ate
S. Wallis Merriken
Roam
New York Cyclists Set For 50 Mile Handicap Championship
The New York State Division of the Century Road Club of America stages a 50 mile handicap on Long Island between Springfield and Bellmore. Top scratch riders include Charles Mack William Ferguson Henry West Ernest Gillett and John Achorn. Start 1 30 P M at Wests Hotel Valley Stream with three time prizes and seven place prizes.
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Floyd A. McFarland
Providence
Rhode Island
Pittsburg
Manhattan Beach
Harry Elkes
Albert Champion
Howard B.freeman
Tommy ” Hall
St. George Wheelmen of America
Newark
Francis S. Green
Albert Evans
James T.smith
James W. Foster
William, Hall
Robert B. Trivett
Sons of St. George
St. George
Edward VII
Schultheis
Fort George
America
Jacques Tschudin
Joel Nelson
Basil de Guichard
New Haven
Nelson
Coliseum
Atlantic City
Walthour
Champion
National Cycling Association Board of Control
Vailsburg
Baltimore
Buffalo
Hartford
Springfield
Cologne
Utt
Ellegaard
Taylor
Rutt
Butt
Hollander
Lawson
New York State
Century Road Club of America
Long Island
Bellmore
Charles Mack
William Ferguson
Henry West
Ernest Gillett
John Achorn
West
Valley Stream
Collars and Cuffs Offered at Extremely Low Prices
Dealer advertises six collars for 45 cents and six pair cuffs for 65 cents plus new shapes and sizes. English twills, four in hand and bat wing ties available at 25 cents. Regular values cited as higher.
June Specials from Jouvin and Cie for Ladies Wear
Brooklyn agents advertise June specials on gowns of muslin and cambric with lace and embroidery, including V-neck gowns 48 cts and cambric skirts, drawers, dressing sacques, corset covers, petticoats, aprons, and nurse and waitresses aprons with prices from 25 to 95 cts.
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Eerste
Hosiery sale from Morley’s with stockings and underwear
Morley’s offers ladies black cotton stockings 3 pairs for $1.00 with double soles and hand seaming, gauze lace lisle stockings at 50 cents, and men’s imported black cotton embroidered fronts at $1.00, plus Morley’s full underwear assortment available.
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I. & R. Morley
Lace Reductions Unusual Values at Closeout
Fine laces and galloons in white butter cream and champagne shades offered in broken sets. Applique Irish crochet net tops and other styles reduced from original prices to 0.75, 1.48, and 2.25 dollars with several pieces priced under a dollar. Black laces and insertions marked down to clear stock.
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Eeseres
Shoe Sale Highlights Ladies Oxfords and Slippers
Shoe specials include Ladies dress oxfords in patent calf and Vici Kid with Louis XV heels at 2.50 after reduction from 3.50 and 4.00. Ladies tan shoes from several lines at 2.00. Ladies house slippers in patent leather or Vici Kid from 1.50 to 3.00. Misses Oxford Ties in patent calf or Vici Kid sizes 11 to 2 at 2.50 and 2.75.
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A fragmentary notice describes a local event set in a ce environment with unclear details. Readable entities hint at a community context and a scheduled action but specifics and dates are not provided in the surviving text.
Great Values in New Shirt Waists at Central Building
Abraham and Straus offers a wide range of shirt waists in striped gingham madras plain and white lawns with embroidery, tucks, and fancy fronts. Prices range from 18c to 5.98 with selections in silk mixed madras and china silk, many styles and colors available in the second floor rear Central Building.
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Brooklyn
Abraham and Straus
Gibson
Wallace
India
Toren Beare
Madras
F . Dickens
Thackeray
Scott
Eliot
Cooper
Holmes
Barrie
Edna Lyall
Ouida
Doyle
Crockett
Irving
Bulwer
Blackmore
Black
Braeme
the Duchess
Carey
Bronte
Evans
Hawthorne
Clark Russell
Southworth
Martitt
Corelli
Stevenson
Alexander
Norfolk
Soc
Sec
Yale
Ceet
Oxford
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Shamrocks of Canada
Tribune Building
National Cycling Association
Nassau Street
Motor Cycle Club of
New York
New York Motor Cycle Club
Glen Cove
Associated Cycling Clubs of
College Point
Little Centre
Ery
Joe O’ Nelson
John Nelson
Madison Square Garden
Harry Caldwell
Westchester
Tommy " Hall
Hos Ital
Paris
Iver Lawson
Columbia
Bill Martin
F. 9
Beauchamp
Martin
Australia
San Francisco
Rome
Meyers
Cup
Apawamis Golfers
Wm. W. Astor
Jos. H. Choate
Whitelaw Reid
Hitley
Lega le Pis Fulton
Inverness
Journeay & Burnham
Flatbush Avenue
Fulton Street
Suit Department
Jouvin & Cie
Kid Gloves
Morley
Mackinaw
Helves
Fulton St
Gallatin Place
Livingston and Smith Sts
China
Carlsbad
Theodore Haviland
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