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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

8

Giants Win Doubleheader Over Orphans 5 to 4 and 11 to 1

New York Giants sweep the Boston Orphans in a West return by taking both ends of a doubleheader. Mathewson and Marquard led the pitchers as the Giants won 5 to 4 in game one and 11 to 1 in game two before 14,000 fans. Consul the Great mascot made his debut as the pennant chasers extended their lead.

Bostons Giants Pepsin Mathewson McGraw Christy Crandall Matty John J White Lindeman Ferguson Harlem Marquard Marty New York Nationals Mattern Three Bay State Coffey Chateau Briand Tenney New York

Youths Offer Slim Suits and Budget Pricing

A local catalog describes youths clothing emphasizing slimness as the key for entry to suits. Models include three fancy mixtures priced 16 to 28 dollars, vestless featherweight suits 14 to 20, serge suits 15 to 27, with athletic underwear available in many varieties from 50 cents upward. Bathing suits range 2.35 to 6 dollars.

Pumps and Thermos Bottles For Summer Evenings

Pumps for summer evenings and thermos bottles for cool drinks any time of night described in this compact ad style note.

E. & W. Red-Man Summer Collars Sale

Sale note highlights E. and W. summer collars priced 2 for 25 cents and 25 cent collars. Advertisement for Rocers Peet & Company with three Broadway stores located at Warren Street, 43rd Street, and 34th Street.

Brooklyns Triumph in Doubleheader at Washington Park

After a rough West trip the Brooklyns swept a Philadelphia doubleheader at Washington Park. They won the first 2 to 0 and the second 5 to 2, reversing form with strong batting from Burch and Lennox and solid pitching by Rucker, while Philadelphia struggled with runners left on base and an error tally contributing to Brooklyn’s scores.

Brooklyns St. Louis Washington Park Philadelphia

Battered pitching leads to Cincinnati loss in Chicago contest

In a game pitting Cincinnati against Chicago, Overall and Kroh faced multiple relievers as Chicago scored four runs early and held on. Key moments included two-base hits by Hofman and errors by Hoblitzel Mowrey Gasper and Sheckard while bases on balls and stolen bases added depth to the box score.

Kroh Hagerman Hoblitzel Mowrey Gasper Sheckard Cincinnati Chicago Hofman Brown Fromme Roth Egan Mitchell Evers Steinfeldt Archer Howard Tinker Overall Messrs O'Day Emilie

Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues

National League games included Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York with respective results. American League saw Washington and Boston action. Eastern League featured Newark versus Toronto with four to win, Milwaukee defeated Kansas City in American Association, Toledo beat Columbus. Rain caused multiple postponements.

American Association Milwaukee Kansas City Toledo Columbus

Baseball schedule notes from early season card

A list of matchups with start times and locations including Boston at New York two games at two and four oclock Philadelphia at Brooklyn Pittsburg at St Louis Cincinnati at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington Chicago at Cleveland St Louis at Detroit Rochester at Buffalo Providence at Newark Jersey City at Baltimore Montreal at Toronto Toledo at Milwaukee Indianapolis at St Paul Columbus at Kansas City Louisville at Minneapolis.

Boston New York Chicago Detroit Louis Cleveland Dggeoil Axe Philadelphia Washington St.Louis L. P.C Rochester Toronto Buffalo Sisreee Jersey C’y Newark Montreal Baltimore Providence American Association P.C Milwaukee Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas C'y Columbus Toledo Louisville St. Paul Brooklyn Pittsburg St. Louis Cincinnati American League Buffalo Jersey City Kansas City

St. Louis and Pittsburg Edge In Tight Baseball Tilt

Double plays by Hulswitz and Konetchy, and steals by Wagner and Miller fueled a competitive game. Beebe walked four and Willis three, with Beebe allowing seven hits in eight innings. Wagner and Miller swiped bases as Beebe and Willis worked. St Louis left four on base while Pittsburg stranded seven. Time was one hour forty nine minutes with Messrs Johnstone and Cusack umping.

New York Boston Ney Devlin Ritchey Dwell Ij Autrey Myers Dahlen Schlei Coffey Marq’d Graham Bostom Sweeney Bates Murray Marquard Mattern Mathewson Messrs. Rigler and Truby Ferguson Fletcher Starr Beck Ecee Tenney Crandall Becker O’hara Autrey Bowerman White Lindaman Messrs. Rigler and Truby Philadelphia Brooklyn Shean Burch Grant Clement Magee Hum’l Titus Lumley Doolin Lan J’klitsch Bergen Moore Rucker Ward Acces Deninger Butch Wes Hummel McMillan Messrs Klem and Kane McMillan and Clement Lennox Alperman Covaleski Hunter St. Louis Fittsburg AEE Byrne Beau Aps Ol Ellis Leach Bresn Clarke Ife Wagner Evans Ken’dy Miller Shaw Hulswitz Wilson Gibson Charles Willis Beebe Phelps Harmon Erros—Byrne Siasedewss St. Louis Pittsburg Wagner, Evans Konetchy Pittsburg Messrs. Johnstone and Cusack Wallace Detroit T. Louis Bush Crawford Schaefer Hartzell Jones Criss Bailey O’leary Schmidt Rossman Adelphia Washington Phil Hartsel Milan Oldring Conroy Collins Angl Murphy Don’ Hue Davis McBride Baker T’nehill Barry Street Thomas Bi’k’ship Krause H’phill Smith Deleh’ty Wash- Davis Ington Washingoff Smith Ton Kerin Sheridan Cleveland Chicago A Hahn Goode Gh'ty Rajoie Purtell Stovall Tan’hiil Hman Atz Ball Sullivan Bemis Fiene Lord A Berger Perring

Boston Beats New York 14 to 5 in New York Exhibition

Boston wins behind 21 hits as Doyle allows 11 and Chesbro 10 in two innings. Knight ejected for arguing with the umpire. Gessler Steele Niles McConnell Demmitt Gardner among the hitters. Time two hours fifteen minutes with O Loughlin Perrine umpiring.

Boston New York Chesbro Knight Ceaceeeee Gessler Steele Niles McConnell Demmitt Gardner Doyle Spencer Stahl Messrs O’loughlin Perrine Aean Eo M’c’nell Cree Lord Austin G Dner

BATTED FOR BERGER IN NINTH INNING INNINGS SUMMARY

Game summary notes errors by Chicago and Cleveland with runs by Cleveland and Detroit. Notable hits include Lajoie Tannehill Bush Crawford and others. Pitchers Berger Fiene Criss Bailey deliver varied innings. game times approx two hours. Umpires Connolly Hurst Egan Evans.

Berger White Purtell Tannehill Ball Chicago Cleveland Lajoie Lord Dougherty Hinchman Hahn Goode Bail Fiene Messrs Connolly and Hurst

Regional Scores Tally From Across The South

Memphis 4 Birmingham 1 Montgomery 8 Little Rock 4 Atlanta 2 Mobile 1 Nashville 9 New Orleans 1.

Memphis Birmingham Montgomery Little tRock Atlanta Mobile Nashville New Orleans

Suburban Handicap at Coney Island Opens Turf Season

The twenty sixth Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay features eight runners led by Samuel C. Hildreth entry Restigouche and Fitzherbert as the favored pair. Alfred Noble, Fayette, Fashion Plate, Effendi and others compete with Hilarious held in reserve for a possible later race.

Coney Island Samuel C. Hildreth Hildreth Fitzherbert Restigouche Alfred Noble Gravesend Fayette John E. Madden King James Fashion Plate Effendi King Mr. James R. Keene Hilarious G. Burns Witzherbert E. Dugan tItol Nicol V. Powers McCarthy Butwell Smith Tol Effendi Upton

Thoroughbred racing results from Gravesend card

Six races participated with Julia winning race one ridden out and time 1 10 1 5. Waterspeed claimed the handicap steeplechase over Impertinence and Meddlesome Boy after a fall. Mexoana led the Bedford Stakes race three lengths ahead to win in 1 01 2 5. Summer Night triumphed in the fourth, and Berkeley took the fifth by a clear margin. Schoolmarm prevailed in maiden two-year-olds with Coonskin and Cellaret close behind.

F. D. Weir Julia. Powel Ch. F Watercress Butwell Fe Senigner Iaint Ald Ochnelte Ada Cagelas Beverwyck Stable Sir John Johnson B. c Nicol James R. Keene Br. G Wa Arecete Takahira Scoville Cohort H. Smith Red Mimic Fair Tim Pippin Grand L’ Amour Fairbrother Bat Masterson C. L. Smith Notasulga Ural Black Mary Miller Hartford Boy Yorke H. K. Wingut Waterspeed Watercolor Sue Kitty S. McClain Jay O’brien Dupee Bov Montpelier Mexoana Begereeara Thomas Monahan Ch. E E. Dugan Chelsea Little King Iq Black Chief McCahey Inspired Glennadeane Glass Gravesend James Fitzsimmon Star Shoot-Blue Mass Toto Land Creevy Eet Br. F Miss Kearney G. Burns Berkeley,ch. G Eer Earner BNAF R. ‘Angarola B. F C. R. Fleischmann Br. c Ripa Sceaeasibe Lord Stanhope J. A. Bennett Islington Mary Stewart George J. Long Esses Oneck Stable Coonskin Br. F McLaughlin Evscessclen Firebox Medallion Dull Care Edith Inez Rock Stone Mark Antony II Jack Frost St. Dunstan Uncas Colinet Radium Star Langenbeck Fighting Bob Levengston R. Williams Scarpia M. Cambonanes Racebrook Sasnanee Niagara Dominica Blundara

Notable Open Practice Round At Englewood Golf Course

The National Open contenders gathered at Englewood for final practice rounds. Notables included Jerome Travers and Walter J. Travis, while Willie Anderson posted 70 tying the pro record. A fourball contest added excitement, with Hobens Barnes and Travis pairing to top the field with 69.

Englewood Jerome D. Travers Walter J. Travis Fred McLeod Chicago Willie Anderson St. Louis Peece Gilbert Nicholls Wilmington Del W. C. Shoup Jack Hobens E. M. Barnes Honers H. H. Barker Garden City Tom Anderson, Jr Montclair W. S. Stafford Anderson McLeod Nicholls Herbert Strong Travis David Hunter Essex County Jack Hutchinson George Pearson Hunter Barker Isaac Seeeeees

Sid Axworthy Wins Executive Cup at Road Drivers Matinée

Charles Weiland's Sid Axworthy clinched the Executive Cup for most heats won this season after scoring 20 points at the Road Drivers' matinée on the Speedway. Claro led the premier pacing class with 1:01% heat times, while Wilmar and Ismalian posted 1:03 1/4 trot times. Pot Roast edged Nona Wilkes and Tommy Brown in a tight Class D trot heats.

Charles Weiland Sid Axworthy Joseph F. Gibbons Claro F. J. Kilpatrick Wilmar T. G. Hinds Ismalian E. S. Brower Nona Wilkes Tommy Brown

Harvard Varsity Crew Stop Four Mile Row After Steamer Wash

Harvard Varsity and freshman eights led at the two mile mark before the Sightseer steamer caused a wash that swamped the Harvard shell. Coach Wray halted the race at the third mile with a 15 minutes 32 seconds time for the distance. Yale’s two eights traded blows in a separate mile as juniors slipped behind by about two boat lengths.

New York Times New London Conn Harvard ’Varsity Thames Harvard Varsity Wray John Harvard Yale

Capablanca Beats Marshall in 23rd Game at Chess Match

The eight game match between J. R. Capablanca and Frank J. Marshall began April 19 at the Ansonia and ended yesterday at the Manhattan Chess Club with Capablanca winning the 23rd game after forty nine moves. Capablanca total: eight wins, one loss, fourteen draws.

J. R. Capablanca Frank J. Marshall Brooklyn Ansonia Manhattan Capablanca

Coney Island Handicap and Steeplechase Entries at Sheepshead Bay

Entrants listed for the Coney Island Handicap at six and one half furlongs with weights for three year olds and up, including DeMand Fountain Blue Huck Lady Bedford Harrigan Takahira Dreamer Sir Alvescot Nimbus Royal Captive La Belle Agnes and more. The Introductory Steeplechase for four year olds and up shows Touchwood Bushranger Sandy Creeker Reginald Lizzie Flat Ascetics Silver and others with weights near 130s.

Fountain Blue Huck Lady Bedford Harrigan Takahira Dreamer Sir Alvescot Nimbus Royal Captive la Belle Agnes Touchwood Sandy Creeker Reginald Lizzie Flat Ascetics

Weston Makes Good Time On Transcontinental Walk

Weston continues his westbound trek from New York to San Francisco on the Transcontinental Walk in his seventy first year. The eightieth day record outlines a revised 4000 mile schedule with staged legs from New York to Utica to Chafee and onward through Topeka Wakeeney Hugo Nunn Granger Ogden to Tacoma and Moor with dates spanning March through June for the cross country voyage.

Weston New York San Francisco United States Utica Chafee Youngstown Eeeneeereferes Toledo Chicago Lincoln Mexico Topeka Wakeeney Kan Hugo Col Nunn Hanna Wyo Wryo Granger Peers T Ogden Utah Hogup Tacoma Moor

Wanderer’s Nevada trek amid heat and wind

The narrator, Edward Payson Weston, describes a trek from COBRE to Noble in Nevada. He notes extreme heat and wind affecting travel times and plans to rest at Noble to wait for cooler conditions later in the day. The account emphasizes safety to avoid heat-related risks.

Ford Car 2 Wins Transcontinental Race at Alaska-Yukon Expo

In Seattle W B Scott drove Ford Car 2 to win the Guggenheim Trophy Cup and 2000 dollars after a 2200 mile run cut from New York. Snow delays through Snoqualmie Pass slowed the car in the final stretch and a protest over alleged passenger handling awaited ruling. Shawmut prepares to challenge with second prize 1500 dollars as Itala exits at Cheyenne.

Seattle Washington Ford Car 2 W. B. Scott New York Snoqualmie Pass Cascade Mountains Shawmut Itala Cheyenne

Ford car reaches Ellensburg as Shawmut is reported stuck

A Ford car arrives in Ellensburg at 6 P M and departs for Seattle after learning that the Shawmut car is reportedly stuck in snow in Snoqualmie Pass in the Cascade Mountains.

Ellensburg Washington Ford Here Seattle Shawmut Snoqualmie Pass Cascade Mountains

Boston Yacht Club cancels cruising race due to low entries

The Boston Yacht Club announced that the annual cruising race from Boston to Gravesend Bay is off for lack of entries. A few yachts had signed up, but the required number was not reached. The race was to start on Saturday, June 26.

Boston Boston Yacht Clu Gravesend Bay

Martinolar Method historyed as painless dentistry revolution

The piece dismisses the idea that the Martinolar Method involves an operation and promotes its laboratory-based approach. A Rutherford New Jersey letter from G Gordon Martin Inc. client describes painless four-visit restorations with extractions, urging readers to seek free examinations or request the Martinolar Dentistry book.

G. Gordon Martin, Inc

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