Giants Take Two From Boston in League Standings
New York defeated Boston 4–0 behind Willie Wiltse in the first game and 7–1 with Christy Mathewson on the mound in the second. The victories lift New York to third place as Philadelphia and Pittsburgh push ahead in the National League standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltie
Giants
Bostons
Mathewson
Wiltse
Polo Grounds
Jess Dandy
Mr. Dandy
Taft
Harry Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Devlin
Tenney
Oyle
Shannon
Kelley
Malarkey
Christy
Browne
Matty
Stores Advertise Boots and Dresses for Summer
Short hunting boots oiled tan calf seven dollars sneakers brown canvas one dollar sneakers white canvas one dollar twenty five cents white duck rubber sole three fifty russet leather rubber sole eight seventy five. For Summer dress up in the country nothing’s ever so smart as a suit of white serge or white serge with faint hairline stripes. Single or double breasted suits. Three Broadway Stores. 258 842 at Warrenst 43th st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Warrenst
43Th St
Giants and Red Sox clash in doubleheader chaos
In New York the Giants and Boston Red Sox split a doubleheader with dramatic baserunning and fielding highlights. Key moments included Ritchey’s three‑base hit and a sharp throw by Doyle, while Mathewson dazzled on the mound through seven innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woston
Beit Okwees
Devlin
Lindaman
McCarthy
Seymour
Doyle
Suston
Bails
Wiltse
Boston
Johnstone
Rigler
O Browne
Seym'r
Kelley
Merkle
Boultes
Bates
Shannon
O Dahlen
Han
McGann
Donlin
Ritchey
Mathewson
Boukes
Sweeney
Malarkey
Young
Philadelphia takes third game vs Brooklyn at Washington Park
Philadelphia wins 3 to 1 as Dolan miscue and Lumley deliver key hits. Dooin and Wilhelm matchups, two-base hits by Titus and Dooin, Lewis hits a three-base knock for Brooklyn, game duration about 1 hour 32 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington Park
Dolan
Lumley
Brooklyn
Grant
Burch
Knabe
Dooin
Bergen
Osh’han
Corridon
Wilhelm
Brooklyn Avenl
Titus
Lewis
Doom
Magee
Sheehan
Jordan
O'Day
Yankees Tie as Athletics Rally in Sixth Inning
In the American League yesterday the Yankees led early but were overtaken by the Athletics in the sixth. Results include New York 6 Philadelphia 6 and Washington 8 Boston 2. Other scores: Cleveland 6 Chicago 0, St. Louis 7 Detroit 1. Matchups listed: New York at Philadelphia, Washington at Boston, Chicago at Cleveland, St. Louis at Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
W. L. B.C. Pee
Phila
Athletics
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
L. P.C
Yankees and Athletics tie in darkness after nine innings
In Philadelphia on June 24 the Yankees and Athletics fought through nine innings to a 6 to 6 score when darkness halted play. Manager Griffith made his last field appearance with the visiting team as the game ended in a tense, evenly matched contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Yankees
Athletics
Griffith
Rival Crews Ready For Today's Races At Yale-Harvard Regatta
Harvard wins two preliminary events as Yale suffers double setback in the 44th Yale Harvard regatta on the Thames at New London Conn. The Varsity eight and freshmen four earn early momentum ahead of tomorrow's main event. President Roosevelt's absence dampens celebration amid local preparations and naval ships in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale Shell
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
New England
William H. Taft
Yale
Red Top
Ide
Richardson
Coest
Kennedy
Wray
Roadstead
Race Rock
Naval Squadron
Hampton Roads
Dexter
Gresham
Seminole
Calumet
Guide
Harvard and Yale Rowing Regatta Historic Timeline
A concise record traces Harvard and Yale rowing races from 1852 on Lake Winnepesaukee to New London Connecticut, detailing sites Lake Winnepesaukee Springfield Lake Quinsigamond Lake Saltonstall and New London with yearly times and winners, highlighting Harvard leads and frequent Yale followings across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
Lake Winnepesaukee
Connecticut River
Springfield
Lake Quinsigamond
Lake Saltonstall
New London
Harv
Winnepesaukee
Mass
Lake Quinsigamund
Lake Saltonsall
Springfield Mass
New London, Conn
Griffith resigns as manager of the New York baseball team
Clark Griffith quits after today’s game with the New York American League club. He cites bad luck and illness among players Orth Elberfeld Glade as factors, mentions Elberfeld as possible successor, and plans to retire to a ranch in the West. Farrell has not named a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Clark Griffith
New York
Griffith
Farrell
West
Gentlemen Fours to Race at Poughkeepsie
At a morning conference reps from various crews arranged a Friday afternoon gentlemen four oared race for substitutes at Poughkeepsie. The event marks an early gauge of big crew potential, contested amid rain with light water and no heavy exertion due to heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Baseball scores from multiple games reported
In Newark Newark hosts Toronto with a 5 to 0 and 6 to 2 tallys. Jersey City and Montreal end 14 to 6. Providence and Rochester finish tied 2 to 2 with rain delaying end. Baltimore loses to Buffalo 5 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Providence
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newsboy Takes First Prize At Olympia Harness Show
The American pacing horse Newsboy won first prize in Class 74 for horses over fourteen and not exceeding fifteen hands in a two wheel carriage at Olympia. Miss Banahan, owned by W Ifields of Plainfield New Jersey, took top honors in Class 19 for horse and best appointed road rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Olympia
R. P. MccGrath
Miss Banahan
W. Ifields
Plainfield
N. J
New York State League Scores Report
At Gloversville Scranton 8 J and G 2 Syracuse 2 Troy 0 At Syracuse Troy 4 Syracuse 1 At Utica Wilkesbarre 8 Utica 3 Albany at Binghamton Rain delay unclear scores listed needed clarification
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State League
Gloversville
Scranton
Syracuse
Troy
Utica
Wilkesbarre
Albany
Binghamton
Sysonby Purse and Swift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay Races
Race card lists the Sysonby Purse for three year olds and up at elx and one half furlongs with weights and entries like Golden View and Wild Higeon. The Swift Stakes features seven furlongs, with entrants Rosebem Marathon Oxford Timber Shadow Glance Baby Wolf Bat Masterson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
Golden View
Rosebem
Bat Masterson
Pauquier
APMKA
Mctor
Sapess Nephew St. Kevin
Waterspeed Evened Dee Be Jig
Perronal
Ceceesecleseses
Swift
Ty Chaperone
Neon
King Cobalt
Spooner
Nimbus
Notasulga
Firestone
Sailor Girl
Yankee Tourist
Lady Swift
Primrose League
Clef
Waponoca
Coqueta
Watervielt Crescees
Apprentice Allown Nee
Stamina Tops Mermaid Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Stamina wins the Mermaid Stakes at Sheepshead Bay defeating Julia Powell with a five pound penalty in a mile and two furlongs. Bedouin set a turf course mark for a mile and a furlong in the Lazzarone Handicap while Keene and Whitney stables dominate the day with two wins apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
James R. Keene
Suffragette
Footpad
H. P. Whitney
Whitney
Bedouin
E. W. Jewett
Keene
Stamina
Julia Powell
Staming
Home
Falcada
E. Dugan
McDaniel
Peter Quince
Notter
Golden Pearl
Miss Catesby
Mazuma
Frizette
G. Burns
Rockstone
Garnex
Saracinesca
McCarthy
Arasee
Black Sheep
Tom Dolan
Queen Marguerite
Earls Court
Trash
Poquessing
Nick Stoner
Dottie
Cnotter
Ccaee
J. Lee
Chesterbrook
Sandpiper
el Picaro
Spectatress
Sir John
Etective
Beckon
McCahex
Stusgrave
Angelus
Miller
Sea Wolf
Dugan
Miss Crawford
Cymbal
Berkeley
Lady Hubbard
Lee
Wail Flower
Anna J. Daly
Ey Eee
Sententious
Cotytto
Faultless
Lady Selina
Rumste
Queen of Trent
Petticoat
Mobility
Corona Belle
Drassac
Cavalieri
Brighton and Empire City Agree on July Racing Plans
Brighton Beach Racing Association announced a formal July meeting with high stakes and purses. Empire City Jockey Club manager Matt J Winn cited James Butler's instruction that Empire City Stakes run as advertised if racing is legal, with no reductions in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach Racing Association
C. J. Fitzgerald
Brighton
Matt J. Winn
Empire City Jockey Club
Winn
James Butler
Europe
Butler
Stroudsburg Hosts Monroe County Auto Meet For First Time
Stroudsburg Pennsylvania hosts the Monroe County Automobile Association four day meet with a reliability run from Philadelphia and New York. Winners emerge in touring car and runabout classes amid tire trouble storms and police pursuit for one entrant. The Thomas Detroit and Autocar clash in roadster class tie with clean scores. results to be announced after technical inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Stroudsburg
Penn
Monroe County Automobile ‘Association
Philadelphia
New York
Harry Levee
H. McKay White
Studebaker
Studebaker Brothers
Frank Yerger
Thomas
W. MarGraw
Mitchell
Walter M. Cram
E. S. Shetzline
Olice Hands
Doylestown
Thomas Detroit
George H. Stetson
Autocar
The
Auto Car Company
J. F. Brown
Packard
H. Simonin
Albany Autos Reach New York After Sealed Bonnet Run
Four of twenty two cars started from Albany on Monday in the Albany Automobile Club reliability run arrived in New York yesterday. The four cars are a Locomobus driven by Joseph Taylor, a Peerless driven by M. Van Alstyne, a six cylinder Lozier driven by M. Reder, and an Elmore driven by George Waite. The tourists were quartered at the Knickerbocker Hotel in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Automobile Club
New York
Locomobus
Joseph Taylor
J.a Peerless
M. van Alstyne
M. Reder
Elmore
George Waite
Knickerbocker Hotel
Oldsmobile withdraws from track racing
Frederick L. Smith vice president of Olds Motor Works in Lansing announces that the company will no longer participate in any track racing citing danger to life and limb. Road races and endurance events may still occur as they are deemed comparatively safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldsmobile
Frederick L. Smith
Olds, Motor Works
Lansing
Mich
Smith
Automobile Club Tour Reaches Poland Springs
Poland Springs Maine June 24 After a pleasant day at Bretton Woods the Automobile Club of America tourists resumed their journey and arrived in good order this afternoon. An early rain settled the dust and increased the pleasure of the tour with smooth roads easy schedule and several scenic stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poland Springs
Bretton Woods
Automobile Club of America
Eight semifinalists remain in National Lawn Tennis Championship
Philadelphia report notes eight women still alive from fifty seven entries at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Names include Matilda Borda Eleanor Cohen W H H Pouch Edith Rothe Barger-Wallach Marie Wagner Margaret Johnson C Neely. Local highlight was the doubles match Wildey and Pouch versus Moore. Plainfield pair won after dropping first set and taking two straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Matilda Borda
Eleanor Cohen
W. HH. Pouch
Edith Rothe
Boston
Barger-Wallach
Newport
Marie Wagner
New York
Margaret Johnson
Staten Island
C. B. Neely
Chicago
Wildey
Pouch
Elizabeth Moore
Plainfield
Touchard Dominates Hall as Storm Halts Yonkers Tennis
Gustave F. Touchard held a commanding lead over Walter M. Hall when rain stopped play at the Amackassin Club Yonkers. The match stood 6-4 7-5 and 2-1 unfinished with Touchard ahead. Only one doubles match at Dunwoodia CC Yonkers completed as winds and rain halted further play. O. M. Bostwick and Calhoun Cragin of the West Side beat C. Child and Jason Rogers Bedford Park 6 1 to claim the day’s sole victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave F. Touchard
Walter M. Hall
Hudson Palisades
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
Touchard
Dunwoodia Country Club
M. Bostwick
Calhoun Cragin
West Side
O. Cc. A. Child
Jason Rogers
Bedford Park
Love
More Athletes Arrive for American Olympia Team
American Olympia team members arrive in the city including Forrest C. Smithson from Multnomah A. C. and George Rainey of Chicago A. C. Others listed as accompanying the squad are M. A. Griffin of Chicago A. C. and Lewis Tewanini of Carlisle Indian School. Sheridan to sail Saturday with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F- W. de Fielding
Harmverd
Hall
Columbia
C. D. Beard
Ames University
Iowa
Lewis Tewantini
Carlisle Indian School
H.C. Grote
Missouri A. C
M. A. Griffin
Chicago A. C
D. R. Robbins
Yale
W. M. Rand
Harvard
Martin J
England
Sheridan
Tuna and Czarina Win Doubles Team Race Title
Tuna and Czarina Dawson won the double team championship at Helmont race track in straight heats to claim the world title and the cup. Belle V and Gladys Vincent finished second, while El Moro and West Wilkes withdrew after El Moro went lame. Esir's team led early, the second heat stayed tight, Bart's team edged ahead at the stretch to win by a length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Oliver H. Bair
Tuna
Czarina Dawson
Helmont
William MacDonald
Belle V
Gladys Vincent
I. A. Burke
el Moro
West Wilkes
Gous
Mr. MacDonald
Esir
Willy Exciting
Theiteams
Bart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beaneaters
Wiltse and
Matty Victors
Oxford
Lusitania
Rocers, Peer & Company
Uptown
32Nd St
N. E. Corner
84Th St
Sath St
Bresnahan
Bridwell
Dahlen
Baseball America
Roger
W. Aulick
Bosbwon
Mont
O' Doyle
Om'gann
Denlin
Superbas
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Willis, Maddox
Gibson
Weimer
Campbell
McTean
Reulbach and
Kling
Fromme and Hostetter
Philadelr
RH Stahl
Noes
Ball
H Phill
Chase
Keeler
Conroy
POAE
Hartsel
Onichols
O Davis
Osmith
O Powers
O Murphy
J.collina
Morty
Ooldring
Fleinow
Manning
E.collins
Schizer
Chesbro
Vickers
E. Colins
Schlitzer
Innin
Murphy
Klefnow
Nichols
B. Collins
J. Collins
Hemphill
Davis
Ning
S Chesbro
le Fi Smith
Powers
Manchlitzer
Cheshro
Garme
Nutes
Mr. Egan
R. H. E. Washington
BOS
Smith, Kelly
Street
Winter
Burchell
Startman
McFarland
R. HE
St Boulse
Waddell and Spencer
Mullin
R. Hi. E. Cleveland
Joss and Clarke
Owen and Sullivan
Bagdad
Nual
Crimson
Thames River
William Meikleham
John Kennedy
William Wray
Peanstaines
Newsboy
Coney Island
Jockey Club
34Th St
E. R
39Th St. Ferry
Whitehall St
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
Lander
Field
Spalding’s
Wanamaker's
Mermaid
Sheepshead Bay Track
Brighton and Empire City
Albany Autos
Packard Motor Car Company of
Czarina
Healy Rapid
Healy
Healy Run
Healy Leather Tire CO
Broadway, New York
Rainter Motor Car Company
Rainter
Burr & Co
Cor
56Th St
N. E
Times Square
ACME
TELA
Cordner & Flinn
River
AUTOCAR _ BAKER ELECTRIC
Cadillac Corbin
American Ss Orce Autocar Safes Co
Baker Motor Vehicle Co
George J. Grossman
Usns
Columbus
Fiat Oss
Hol-Tan Company
West 49Th St
Bryant Frayer Miller Giwus
Ferentco Garford
Ilenhurst
Ca Car Co
Marton Overland Co
LOZIE
Lorian
Mercedes
Pevene
Moon Overland
Pope-Tole
Flagbush
Pullman
Quinby
J. A Renault
Stevens-Dury
Thomas Hite
John W. Sutton
A. W. Blanchard
Mgwn
Prospect
Teimiott! Brothers
N. JL
J. Willis CO
Park Place
W. H St
Skide L. Ripouteau
48Th St
Connor
West End
Paris Auto Top CO
Truscott
W. Walter Auto Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!