Scott Sets Strikeout Record In Chicago Doubleheader
Chicago and St Louis split a doubleheader with Scott striking out 15 in the first game to set a new record. Sta Chase scored twice for Chicago as Collins added two triples. Leverenz held off a flurry of hits, while Walsh and St. Louis defense kept Chicago from scoring in parts of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Aput
Scott
Gegnon
Eng
Walsh
St. Louis
Sta Chase
Chicago Cith
Collins
Chase
Leverenz
La‘Wans
University of Michigan
Louia Chicago
Abrhpoa
Orath
Lord
Jiaton
Ochase
Col
Wilms
Ofodie
Vine
Match
Austin
Schalk
Errer
Hkrcott
Pratt
Ohnaton
Rath
Mattick
Leverens
Detroit and Cleveland split doubleheader in Cleveland
Detroit wins the second game 2 to 1 after Cleveland takes the opener 7 to 6. Bir m injured, pinch hits to drive in the tying run in the first game. Leibold, Veach, and Graney figure in key hits as Detroit loses and wins in a see-saw set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Zaene
Imhalinge
Iternating
Birm
Carisch
Crawford
Bush
Cobb
Jackson
Graney
Morty
Oneill
Rond'n
Arkeooe
Dause
Leland Stanford Defeats Kelo University in Close Game
Leland Stanford University baseball team defeated Kelo University in a tightly contested game played in MPOKIO on June 22. Final score details are given with the Stanford lineup and pitching, reflecting a narrow victory in a full nine-inning matchup.
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
In the American League Detroit edged Cleveland 7 to 6 while Cleveland defeated Detroit 2 to 1. St Louis shut out Chicago 2 0 and Chicago beat St Louis 2 0. In the National League Pittsburgh topped Cincinnati 5 to 4 while Chicago beat St Louis 6 to 0. In the International League Jersey City won 3 to 2 against Toronto and later Jersey City beat Toronto 5 to 0. Buffalo defeated Newark 3 to 1 and Providence crushed Rochester 8 to 0.
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Detroit
Cleveland
St. Lowtia
Chicago
St. Louis
Jersey City
Toronto
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Providence
American League
L. PC
Philadelphia Aeree
Beaton Ouneee
Washington
Chica
New York
National Eis L
P.C “S
Philadelphia Ware
Pittsburgh
Beaton Serene Eewee
St Louis M
Cincinnati
International League
Ewnene
W.reseess
Baltimore
Jersey
Montreal
McDougall Clinches Third Title At Newark Velodrome
Donald McDougall of the New York Athletic Club won his third national cycling championship of the season at the Newark Velodrome. He won the half mile amid a strong amateur field, followed by William Hanley and William Pettit, increasing McDougall’s 1913 points to 15. The event also featured Francisco Verri of Italy in a two heat one mile match against Joe Fogler, with Verri claiming both heats. Frank Kramer won the one mile open, defeating Goullet, Clarke, Fogler, and Cavanagh in a close finish. Other results include H Terhune taking two-thirds mile novice, and Worth Mitten and Frank Cavanagh winning two-mile handicap among professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McDougall
New York Athletic Club
Newark
McDougall
William Hanley
San Francisco
William Pettit
Rockville Centre
Hanley
Pettit
Francisco Verri
Italy
Joe Fogler
Verri
Fogler
Frank Kramer
Goullet
Grenda
Clarke
Cavanagh
Alfred Goullet
Australia
New York
U. C
Joseph Fogler
Brooklyn
Floyd Krebs
Herman Packebusch
Germany
Ernest Jokns
Worth Mitten
Davenport
Iowa
Frank Cavanagh
Alfred Grenda
Tasmania
A. C
Seratch
L. L
Johus Cameron
Provost-Gautier
Thauau-Vedrine
Alfred Goullen
Jackie Clarke
Sports Matchups Listed For Tonight Across Major Cities
A slate of basketball pairings includes New York at Washington and Brooklyn at New York two games, with Philadelphia at Boston and Chicago at St Louis on the docket. Other key games feature Montreal at Newark and Toronto at Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pitts Burgh Rally Tops Cincinnati in Opportune Nine
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 5 to 4 in the second game of the series. Adams pitched well except for a rough second inning. Ames lasted until the eighth before weakening and Brown finished. Two-base hits by Carey Dodge Groh Kling and a trio of runs in the decisive frame sealed the win for Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Opportune
Adams
Ames
Brown
Ahpoa Byrne
Devore
Carey
Miller
Viox
Bates
Wagner
M's
tAlmeida
Groh
tRan
Coleman
Neces
Dodge
Kling
Bescher
Tinker
Berghammer
Messrs
O'Day
Emalie
Pierce stars as Cubs top Cardinals in rain shortened game
The Chicago Cubs defeated St. Louis 6 to 0 as Pierce held the Cardinals to limited hits. Zimmerman and Leach led Chicago with multiple hits, while Perritt struggled on the mound before the rain halted play after the fifth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Pierce
Zimmerman
Leach
Perritt
Chicago
Chicago ST. Louis
Evere
Oakes
Sailer
Lean
OjPerritt
jBurk
O' Leary
Burk
Whitten
Schulte
Evers
Ale Od
Konetchy
Louis
Bresnahan
Messrs
Brennan and
Weiner Leads Cyclists in Ten-Mile Win at Ha4 Se Association
Adolph Weiner started at three minutes and won a ten mile race in 29 30 at yesterday’s weekly Ha4 Se association meet. M Sneller trailed closely then faded. Segal Trophy standings show Segal 13 Myers 11 Morgan 10, with several riders listed in the event summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Weiner
Pelham
S. Segal
J. Myers
A. Morgan
W. F. Thompson
Joseph Neuman
Joseph Costa
H. A. Whiteman
A. R. Jacobson
Scratch
Robert Post
Ccesecess
Federal A. C. Rout St Bartholomews at De Witt Clinton Park
The Federal A C defeated St Bartholomews Club 40 to 19 in a dual meet at De Witt Clinton Park. The six event program featured a three mile run with Papalack and Haueter finishing first and second in 16:52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal A. C
St. Bartholomew's Club
de Witt Clinton Park
Papalack
Haueter
Federal
Whitlatch Wins Knickerbocker Cup Final at Oakland
Marshall Whitlatch defeated C. D. Landale by 3 up with 1 to play to win the Knickerbocker Cup at the Oakland Golf Club yesterday. Whitlatch took an early lead and maintained it throughout the match. Gardiner W. White did not compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Whitlatch
Oakland Golf Club
C. D. Landale
Whitlatch
Gardiner W. White
Week's Busy Golf Schedule Across Several Courses
A full slate of golf unfolds this week with women’s two day event at Deal, then Shawnee hosting a classy match featuring Mrs Ronald H Barlow who recently won the Eastern title for the fourth time. Junior championship at Plainfield runs two days with S D Connolly of Rockland the current champ. Fox Hills hosts its annual invitation Thursday through Saturday, last year won by John N Stearns III of Princeton. Metropolitan Golf Association Executive Committee meets to select the Open Championship venue with Englewood favored among several clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
Shawnee Country Club
Ronald H. Barlow
Metropolitan Golf Association
Plainfield
S.D. Connolly
Rockland
Fox Hills Golf Club
John N. Stearns
Princeton
Metropolitan Golf Association Executive Committee
Englewood
Minor League Games in American Association
In Columbus Ohio Columbus beat Minneapolis The game finished 12 to 4 in favor of Columbus. Louisville hosted Milwaukee and won 4 to 3. Toledo faced Kansas City with Kansas City winning 4 to 2 and 1 to 0 in the second game. Rain affected schedule with multiple delays.
Scrambled OCR sports scores from regional matchups
Fragmentary scores show Troy and Elmira tied, Scranton trailing, Utica 2, Albany and Binghamton 4 to 0. The record lists multiple city pairs with unclear abbreviations and percentages, indicating a compiled score table or standings page with inconsistent OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Elmira
Eee
Scranton
Acouaban
Syracc
Utica Wilkesbarre
Utica
Albany
Binghamton
Unscrambled Scores From Regional Meet
A garbled score listing shows Waterbury leading with 3 points, Hartford 4, New Haven 10, and Bridgeport 3 among other unclear city entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Holy
Waterpary
Hartford
Waterbury
Idgeport
New Lonom
Unclear score table from regional matchups
Fragmented sports listing shows results between teams in cities such as Sagan Chattanooga Memphis Chattanooga Montgomery Nashville Mobile Birmingham New Orleans Atlanta and lacks full context or dates. The text resembles a score table with 4 1 or 2 point differentials but no clear standings or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Sagan
Chattanooga
Memphis
Montgomery
Nashville
Mobile
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
New Or
Davis Beats Chapple in Brigh ton Beach Motordrome Race
Charlie Davis of Brooklyn defeats Arthur Chapple in a best three mile heats event at Brigh ton Beach Motordrome. Davis wins heat one, Chapple takes heat two, and Davis wins the final trial to claim the title with a time of 2 15 3 5, just outside the world record. Martin Kessler earns two wins in three mile novice and five mile handicap events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Davis
Brooklyn
Arthur Chapple
Brighton Beach
Davis
Chapple
Martin Kessier
William Vanderbury
Philadelphia
Paul Ohne
Mike Costello
New Rochelle
Hartley Thomas
Grr
D Write
Martin Kessler
Newark
Franz Krebs
Chester Hagan
Chapple-Davis
America
Charlies Davis
Charles Davis
William Vanderburg
Paul Onne
Spears Defeats Root In Newark Cycle Match Race
Australian sprinter Robert Spears defeated Eddie Root in a best two of three heat match at the Sta dium Motordrome Newark. Spears won the first half mile heat and the mile heat to clinch the race as Root faded. Other results include Bedell over Rupprecht in two miles, Cogan leading amateur half mile, and Kaiser winning five mile amateur.
Winged Foot Tryouts Feature Fast Times at Travers Island
New York A C athletes held Winged Foot junior championship tryouts at Travers Island with strong marks across fourteen events. Homer Baker won the half mile in 1 56 2 5 with J J Peese and Ollie De Grouchy close behind. Carl Walther clocked 4 27 in the mile, beating Oswald Gibbons and J J O Neil. Hugh Honahan took the two mile in 9 43 over Frank Masterson and George Critchley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York A. C
Travers Island
Homer Baker
J. J. Peese
Ollie de Grouchy
Tom Dolan
Baker
Carl Walther
Oswald Gibbons
J. J. O'Neil
Hugh Honahan
Frank Masterson
George Critchley
B. Randall
Columbia
Geer
Moller
Eddie Carroll
Winged Foot Organization
Schmidt
McIntyre
F. McDonald
Jim Ross
Nuendorfer
Fred Kaiser
Close finishes mark Glencoe A C monthly races at Glencoe Oval
The Glencoe A C held its monthly meets yesterday at Glencoe Oval 126th Street and Second Avenue with six handicap events. The feature 1% mile run saw W. Cleary win by inches over J. Taub, who was a foot ahead of Rigby, and Putnam A C. star was in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glencoe A. C
Glencoe Oval
126Th Street
Second Avenue
W. Cleary
J. Taub
Rigby
Putnam A. C. Star
West Side Athletic Club monthly sports result at club grounds
The West Side Athletic Club held five events yesterday on Eleventh Avenue and Fifty-fourth Street. In the half mile James Robertson won from scratch with less than a yard separating the first three at the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Athletic Club
Eleventh Avenue
Fifty-fourth Street
James Robertson
Harlem Evening Highs Summer Games Crowned at Glencoe Oval
The annual Summer athletic games at Glencoe Oval on 126th Street and Second Avenue saw M. Taub win the mile and a half handicap from scratch beating J. Manning. W. Tandler earned his first win in the sixty yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Evening High School
Glencoe Oval
126Th Street
Second Avenue
M. Taub
J. Manning
W. Tandler
Scores From Random City Matches
In Portland Portland 3 San Francisco 2 and San Francisco Portland 5 San Francisco 4. Sacramento Sacramento 3 Oakland 0 and At Venice Venice 4 Los Angeles 2. Los Angeles 2 Venice 0.
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Portland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Oakland
Venice
Loseles
Los Angeles
Unclear fragment hints at race or listing item
Fragment mentions Grays, Union, Ritapness A C, Union Course A, with numbers 9 31 10 and locations. Hard to determine a coherent event or person names.
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Eeere Grays
Union
Ereete Ter Ritapness A. C
Union Course A
New York And New Jersey League Game Report
At Long Branch New Jersey the scores featured a clash with Long Branch scoring 13 to Middletown's 3 in a compact league contest held in New Jersey. The brief item records a single game outcome between two teams in the regional circuit.
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New York and
New Jersey League
Long Branch
N. J
Middletown
Tocsam II Wins Motor Boat Race From Bermuda to Ocean City
The Tocsam II owned by Willard Mulford of Philadelphia and sailing for the Ocean City Yacht Club won the Bermuda to Ocean City leg, arriving at 10 32 02 this morning after a Bay Ridge layover. Barbara II finished nine minutes later in second place.
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Ocean City
N. J
Tocsam II
Bermuda
Brooklyn
Bay Ridge
Tocsam SI
Willard Mulford
Philadelphia
Ocean City Yacht Club
Barbara IL
W. M. Duncan
Staten Island
Ocean City’ Yacht Club
Motor Boat Trials Set for July in Huntington Bay
The Motor Boat Club of America schedules trial races July 7 8 and 9 to select three boats for the British trophy in Huntington Bay. The course is a six lap five mile triangle with smooth water aimed at a 30 nautical mile race. Prospects number about a dozen with nine or ten racers arranging boat care with Northport and Huntington shops.
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Motor Boat Club of America
England
Huntington Bay
Oee
Lloyd Harbor
Northport
Eaton's Point
Aemen
Huntington
Jamaica Bay Yacht Race Opens Season With Cornelia Leading
Boats in the Yacht Racing Association of Jamaica Bay opened the season with the Cornelia posting a strong 13 mile course time off Manhattan Beach in a fresh southeast breeze. Billikin won the high speed motor boat division, Selfish triumphed among open cats, Rover led the smaller cats, and Smarty claimed the open power boat class. Commodore Wedel’s Hazel G served as ocean race committee boat while Percy F aided Beach Channel Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Racing Association of
Jamaica Bay
Manhattan Beach
Charlies H. Greene
Cornelia
Beach Channel
Billikin
Selfish
Rover
Smarty
Commodore Wedel
Hazel G
Capt. W. Anderson
Percy F
Thistle wins Viking Cup and Day Cup races
The Thistle owned by J. H. Wallace won the Lipton Viking trophy for amateur crews with a time of 11 21 45, sixty two seconds ahead of Frances H. The Day Cup went to Kathryn 8 with Alfred S. second and Blue Peter taking the time prize. Duchess owned by C. Ratsey won the sailing race with Okee second. Wianno captured the time prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block Island
R.I
Thistle
J. H. Wallace
Kathryn
New York Athletic Club
Whortleberry Island
Frances H
Goddard Wins Captain's Cup At Great Neck Golf Club
C H Goddard captured the Captain's Cup with a score of 10 74 while H B Martin was runner up at 6 77. The handicap system drew the largest field of the year at the Great Neck Golf Club yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Goddard
Great Neck Golf Club
H. B. Martin
Belle Isle Fails on Harlem Drive in Class C Trot
Belle Isle, a newcomer to trotting, finished third in the Class C trot at Harlem Speedway. Gronson and Fair Maiden led the heat results while Master McKerron dominated for La Place, securing the cup for the season. Eight events were run with one off due to low colt-class entries. season finishes next Wednesday with silver-cup presentations at Dyckman Street clubrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Belle Isle
Belle Isie
Hugh Reilly
Gronson
Bass
J. Y. Hunt
Fair Maiden
KE. J. la Place
McKerron
Ouida
Teddy P
Master McKerron
la Place
Dyckman Street
Heavyweight Showdowns Lead New York Boxing Week
Gunboat Smith of California faces George Rodel of South Africa in a ten round main event at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The bout aims to decide a leading heavyweight title contender as Rodel seeks a reversal of a prior loss. Other ten round cards are listed at St Nicholas A C Atlantic Garden and surrounding clubs with multiple bouts and regional rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunboat Smith
California
George Rodel
South Africa
Madison Square Garden
New York
Rodel
Smith
St. Nicholas A. C
Gus Platts
the Garden
Tommy Maloney
West Side
Marcel Thomas
Young Hickey
Sweeney
Young Brown
Atlantic Garden
A. C
Bowery
Willie Beecher
Packey Hammey
Frankie O'Brien
Reading
Paddy Sullivan
Olympic A. C
Harlem
Polo A. A
Fairmont
St. Nicholas
Atlantic Gardens
Irving National
Gowanus
Brooklyn
Ultimatum Wins Grand Steeplechase de Paris at Auteuil
Ultimatum owned by Edmund Weil Pickard won the four miles and one half furlong Grand Steeplechase de Paris at Auteuil worth 30200 francs. Marteau II finished second with Inquisitif third while Tripot II placed fifth for American owner Eugene Fischhof. The field showed strong form on a bright June day with no incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Auteuil Track
Edmund Weil Pickard
M. J. Prat
Marteau II
Baron Louis la Cazes
Inquisitif
Eugene Fischhof
Tripot II
Ultimatum
Speed boat winner Avelous leads Excelsior yacht club event
Excelsior Yacht Club hosted club races with a morning speed boat course around marks in upper New York Bay and an afternoon lower bay cruiser course. Avelous owned by James White won the speed class covering fifteen miles in 1 hour and 15 seconds, followed by Betty belonging to O A Thomas and W Winterbottom's Clara. Ola owned by Winterbottom won the cruising power boat class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Yacht Club
New York Bay
Avelous
James White
Betty
O. A. Thomas
W. Winterbottom
Clara
First US Soccer Governing Body Holds Inaugural Meeting
The United States of America Football Association held its first general meeting in New York with delegates from across the country. Officers elected include President Dr G R Manning of New York City First Vice President Oliver Hemmingway of Philadelphia Second Vice President Thomas McKnight of Chicago W D Love of Pawtucket as Third Vice President Secretary Thomas W Cahill of Newark and Treasurer Archibald Birse of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America Football Association
United States
New York
G. R. Manning
New York City
Oliver Hemmingway
Philadelhia
Penn
Thomas McKnight
Chicago
Ill
W. D. Love
Pawtucket
R. I
Meadow Brook Polo resumes with six Meadow Brook teams competing
Polo resumes at Meadow Brook grounds today and runs to July 4 for the Hempstead and Meadow Brook Club Cups plus individual prizes. Six Meadow Brook squads join Great Neck and Cooperstown clubs in the field with handicapped play and two matches set for today at 2 30 PM and 4 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Hempstead
Freebooters
Canaries
Great Neck Freeters
Philadelphia Country Club
Great Neck Grasshoppers
Cooperstown Leopards
Great Neck
Great Neck Freebooters
Meadow Brook Freebooters
Meadow Brook Canaries
Westbury Challenge
Meadow Brook Visitors
Meadow Brook Hunters
Cooperstown
C. Appleton
Thomas Leboutilier
Carleton Burke
N. L. Tilney
Howard Phipps
J. P. Grace
Alter McClure
C. L. A. Whitney
J. C. Rathborne
Quincy A. Shaw
J. B. Thomas
F. Ambrose Clark
J. S. Phipps
R. la Montagne
L. E. Stoddard
H. C. Phipps
Prize Bulldogs Arrive From Boston for Fall Show
Five miniature bulldogs valued at 5000 dollars, owned by Dreamrwold Kennels of Boston and owned by Thomas W Lawson, arrived yesterday on the steamship St Paul under Leslie W Bradshaw. They are among top British and Newington champions expected for East bench shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamrwold Kennels
Boston
Thomas W Lawson
St. Paul
Leslie W. Bradshaw
Lapland
Uxbridge
Newington
Dreamword
Joe Gordon to Sail Abroad on Kronprinz Wilhelm
Former New York American League president Joe Gordon will depart July 1 for an overseas trip aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. He will be joined by Mrs. Gordon and will tour Germany France and Great Britain during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gordon
New York
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Gordon
Gorton
Germany
France
Great Britain
Summer wear in serge fabrics offered on sale
A local ad touts all wool blue or gray serge summer wear that resists fading and carries a money back guarantee. Prices range from $18 to $40 with accompanying socks, some featuring clocks, promoted as high quality for all summer use.
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White Sox
Wellman
Allison
Priors
Stovall
Oservccverees
Vos Pegems
Weilh
Agnew
Lardlen
Ofaiah
Chisiata
Alsh
Hildebrand and
O'lLoughlin
Ryan
Tid
Falkenberg
Leibold
Struts
Olsen
Bene
Lajoie
Olson
Lake
Veach
Turner
Moriarty
Meon
Johnston
Offenberg
Blanding
Willett
Wil
Falkerberg
Cleve
Jes
Mesere
Evans
Egan
Lajoie, Dauss
O'Neil
Stobases
Gregg
Dauss
Hed Ball
Big Gregg
Leveland
Um- Messrs
Egan and Evans
R.H.E. Ntoive
Maxwell
Bemis
Thompson
McHale
Wells
R.hle
City
Hearn
Goulait
Brandon
Blair
R.H.E. l
Fullenweider and Goody
Ensman and Higgins
Rocky Point
Hughes
Quinn
Williams
Ee Resigl
Moran
Sine
J. Ww
Leland Stanford
Kelo
National League
Pittaberagh
Cimeinamati
M’dougall
Newark Velodrome
Pirates
Cubs
Weiner
Century Road Club
Oakland Golfers
American Association
At_ Columbus
Columbus
Minneapo
Eastern Association
Southern League
Spears
Root
Robert Spears
Eddie Root
Stadium Motordrome
Menus Bedell
Fred Hill
Eddie Rupprecht
Lynnbrook
Cogan
J. Magin
Robert Lee
Mass
Peter Drobach
Nye Rupprecht
William Coburn
Tommie Smith
Teddy Billington
Vailsburg
Harry Kaiser
Chester Smith
Baldwin
L. I
Gus Wohlrab
Kaiser
C. B. Geers
Winged Foot
West Side A. C
Taub
Manning
MA Ridik
H. B. Kirk & CO
N. Y
Barbara II
Dream
Pinedeights
Delaware
Racing Association
Wallace
Goddard
Harlem Speedway
Garden
Excelsior Y. C
Soccer Association
Ena
Otto Stifel Union Brewing Company
General Motors Truck Company
W. 59Th Se
London
Country Club
Lake Mountains
Beresford
Oxford
Angora
Oong Equipment
Beaverley Clothes
G. Spalding & Bros
Fifth Avenue
Everything For Sport
Brookh
T. W. Lawson
Europe
Rogers Peet Company
Warren St
A3th St
34Th St
Hase
Chase Motor Truck Co
W. 50Th Street
West 67Th Street
Automobile Exchange
Automobile Excolumn
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