Tesreau Shuts Out Dahlen's Dodgers News Card
In a Brooklyn pinch, Tesreau quieted Bill Dahlen's Rupertas with a shutout as the Giants visitor held a slim series split. Wheat made a sensational catch, Merkle and Doyle produced key hits, and attendance dipped despite a 10,000 turnout. The Boston Braves visit next for a doubleheader slate at the Polo Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dahlen
Rupertas
Pelt Tesreau
Matty
Big Jeff
Brooklyn
Flo
Gaye
Minas Geraes
Flatbush
Brazil
Harlem
Giants
Rio Janeiro
Wheat
Jack Murray
Eddie Stack
Zack
Meyers
Murray
Yach
Burns
Yingling
Doyle
Merkle
Stengel
Fisher
Evers
Red
Toird
Snodgrass
New York
Boston Braves
Polo Grounds
Burne
Moran
Hafer
O Smith
wiFisher
Miner
Zistack
Callahan
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
In the National League York edged Brooklyn 4 to none, Philadelphia defeated Boston 8 to 5, St Louis beat Chicago 1 to 0, while Pittsburgh played Cincinnati to a rainout. American League saw Washington 3 New York 0, Cleveland 6 Detroit 4 in twelve innings, and Boston at Philadelphia rained out. International League results included Jersey City crushing Rochester 33 to 2, Providence 8 Toronto 0, and Baltimore 3 Buffalo 1 with Baltimore also 2 to 0 against Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Jersey City
Rochester
Montreal
Newark
Belfimore
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
W. T
Oicamo
Cece Eeee
Milan
Aesing
Glen
Ioaton
P.C
Henry’ c
Venus
St. Est
League
Te P.C
Nowofk
Pittsbuurgh
American League
International League
Yankees Shut Out by Washington 3–0 in Double Steals
Washington defeated New York 3 to 0 as Laporte and Moeller executed a double steal for the first run and Milan scored on another double steal in the sixth. Morgan drove in the final run with a timely single. New York threatened in the eighth but Boehling struck out two after bases loaded. The game ended after eight innings so the Yankees could catch a train to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frrore
Lobert
Declan
Sweeney
Rariden
Dickson
Terrata
Alexander
Byers
Killifer
Lober
Alexader
Luderus
Philaphia
Boston
Seaton
Tyler
her—Magee
Gaton
Hess
pi—Kittifer
Messrs. Rigler
Washington
New York
Laporte
Moeller
Milan
Morgan
Boehling
Longhly
Unclear end of game box score details
The record provides a fragmentary box score mentioning McConnell and Caldwell as pitchers, hits and errors by multiple players, stolen bases by Moeller Laporte Milan Gandil, and game details including two hours five minutes, with umpires Connolly and McGreevy. The readable portion notes a Sacrifice hit by Henry and a double play by Laporte and Boehling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
Boehling
Washington
Caldwell
Henry
Laporte
Moeller
Milan
Gandil
New York
McCconnell
Gossett
Messrs. Connolly and McGreevy
Two More Young Yankees Added to Farm System
Yankees scout team announces the purchase of two minor league stars, Kroy and Pick, from the Terre Haute Club of the Central League. Pick, an infielder, hit 182 times in 125 games with a .2018 average across three positions. Kroy, an outfielder, had 110 hits in 116 games for Grand Rapids with a .257 average and a .978 fielding rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farrell
Yankees
Yankee Dragnet
Kroy
Pick
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Clarke Lands Kelly and Watson From Western League
In St Joseph on June 24 Fred Clarke manager of the Pittsburgh National League Club completed a deal with the Western Association Club for outfielders Joe Kelly and George Watson. Terms not disclosed but involve money and players. Both Kelly and Watson hit above .300. Watson is sidelined with a broken leg but both will report to Pittsburgh next Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Fred Clarke
Pittsburgh
Joe Kelly
George Watson
Watson
Quigley Named National League Umpire Staff
Announcement by President Lynch confirms E Quigley an International League umpire joins the National League staff. Quigley formerly served as director of athletics at Kansas University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. ©. Quigley
Lynch
Quigley
Kansas University
Joe Jackson Suspended Indefinitely by AL President
CHICAGO June 24 Outfielder Joe Jackson of the Cleveland Club was suspended indefinitely by American League President Johnson for his trouble with umpire Egan after a game on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe Jackson
Cleveland Club
Johnson
American League Today
Egan
Giant Red Deal Denied Over Burns Bescher Trade Report
Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati and Manager McGraw refuse a rumored trade sending Giants outfielder Burns and infielder He to the Reds for outfielder Bescher. Mi ia reached New York via St Johns ville XN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
McGraw
Burns
Giants
Bescher
Reds
New York
St. Johnsville
Baltimore and Toronto Baseball Doubleheader Notes
Fragmented box score summary from a multi-city baseball doubleheader featuring Baltimore Buffalo Providence St Louis Chicago Toronto and Newark results. Includes pitcher batteries Shawkey Bergen Brown Bemis and others with scattered scoring and fielding notes across games in Providence Newark and Kingston region venues.
Belmont Park Terminal PayDAY Special Trains Schedule
Belmont Park Terminal announces June 23 events with PayDAY on June 27. First race at 243 P. Special trains depart from Pennsylvania Station New York at 1 00 P M and 3 12 P M daily and from Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn at 1 00 P M and 2 11 P M daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hunts
Belmont Park Terminal
Weontseay
Pennsylvania Station
New York
Flatbush Avenue Station
Brooklyn
First game in Detroit features Cleveland at home
Cleveland and Detroit battled in a high scoring opener with Crawford and high power from both sides. Key moments included two base hits by High and Veach, a home run by Crawford, and multiple substitutions late in the game.
Baseball Box Score St Louis vs Chicago Aberh
Box score notes St Louis defeats Chicago Aberh 7 to 6 in nine innings. Pratt Wallace and Johnson lead with two-base hits while Lange Mitchell and White split pitching responsibilities. Errors by Pratt Rath and J Louis prove costly as St Louis edges ahead in late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Chicago
O/Rath
Bt'v
White
Pratt
Rath
J. Louis
Descresses
Wallace
Johnson
Mitchell
Lange
Agnew
Stovall
Lavans
Chi
Offitchell
Off White
Messrs
O'Loughlin and
Hildebrand
Minor League Results Reported From New York State League
In Troy, Scranton defeated Troy 7 to 3. At Syracuse, Binghamton won 5 to 3 over Syracuse. Utica hosted Elm Wilkesbarre with unclear final score, and Saeed Patpenea was noted in a disrupted recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Scranton
Syracuse
Binghamton
Utica
Elm Wilkesbarre
Saeed Patpenea
Local Race Results Snapshot
In Allentown Atlantic City results show Allen town 3 and Oona Wilmington Wilmington 5 Harris ons nar Trenton York 10 Trenton 7 with a note about 10 innings. The fragment hints at a baseball or similar score roundup with multiple city pairings and a longer game. The text is garbled but records a sequence of scores and team names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Atlantic City
Oona Wilmington
Wilmington
Harrisons
Nar
Trenton—York
Trenton
Eastern Association Scores and Matches Summary
Report notes Pittsfield and Springfield results with 5 to 3 and 1 to 3 scores, Hartford and New London game ended 3 to 0. Also mentions Holyoke and Bridgeport 6 to 5 and other fragments from Haven and Water ary venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Springfield
Field
Hartford
New London
Prater
Haven
Waterary
Holyoke
Bridgeport
Unclear Local Scoreboard Snippet From Fragment
Fragmentary score lines show teams and cities with mixed names and numbers. Readable items include at Lawrence Lawrence 5 Lynn 4 and Fall River New Bedford 0 Fall River 5 New Bedford 5 Fortland Portland 2 Brockton Lowell 4. Entities are inconsistent and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence—Lawrence
Lynn
Fall River
New Bedford
Fallany
Fortland
Portland
Ichiater
Brockton
Lowell
Piceamiom
American Association at Bhoenaespe City and Columbus-Louates Meet
A fragmented note lists entries for the American Association events at Bhoenaespe City and Columbus-Louates Solestres with scores of 4 and 8 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Bhoenaespe City
Milwaurv Tete
Columbus
Louates Solestres
Virginia League Standings Snapshot
Norfolk teams led the Virginia League with a 2 to 1 victory over Petersburg, 10 at Newport News, and 13 at Roanoke, while Richmond posted a 2. The brief results highlight local club outcomes across multiple venues and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Petersburg
Uth
Newport News
Roanoke
Richmond
Undefined Southern Association standings snippet
Fragmentary OCR text lists matchups and scores from the Southern Association with unclear team names and cities, including New Orleans and Memphis. The item appears to summarize partial game results and point totals without full context or complete opponent names.
Pacific Coast League Scores Report
In San Francisco-Portland action, San Francisco beat Portland 3 to 1. Sacramento home game at Sacramento shows a partial score of Les An.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Portland
Oakland
Sacramento
Les An
Athletic Union revolt roils Albany district over sanctions
W T Whittemore former A A U commissioner attacks the Metropolitan Association alleging taxation without representation and that top athletes took appearance money in Albany area. The dispute centers on unsanctioned Parr Island events and a push by Whittemore and allies to remove or reform district leadership ahead of Independence Day games at Ridgefield Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Association of the Athletic Union
W. T. Whit
Albany
Defrom
Ton
Jacob W. Stumpf
Parr Island
Metropolitan Association
J. P. Eaton
Whittemore
Troy
Watervliet
Cohoes
Schenectady
Citizens’ Committee of
Ridgefield Park
Amateur Athletic Union
Unpaid Entry Fees Plague Brooklyn College Meet
Complaints from Brooklyn College athletic meet managers reveal an outstanding $100 owed to the college athletic association for entrance fees. Long Island A C and Dominican Lyceum members are listed as chief delinquents, with criticism focused on Registration Committee members George Mathews and John M Connelly, while J W Stumpf of Grace A C serves as the other committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn College
Athletic Association of the College
Long Island A. C
Dominican Lyceum
George Mathews
John M. Connelly
J. W. Stumpf
Grace A. C
Scribes Win At Cricket In Manor Field Outing
The annual gathering of writers and newspaper men at Manor Field West New Brighton crowned the scribes with a 197 to 160 victory over the Thespians. Prendergast led with a century and eight wickets by Harry Rushton defined the bowling. Notables included A Bynge 63 and W F Keenan 83, with Danby 84 among top performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Field
West New Brighton
J. S. Bretz
New York
Veteran Cricketers’ Association
F. J. Prendergast
Tad
Thespians
A. Bynge
Charlotte Granville
W. F. Keenan
Staten Island Cricket Club
Archie Gunn
Barraclough
C. Chadwick
Harry Rushton
Prendergast
R. J. Danby
H. Helms
F. C. Kaye
Rushton
Evening Boxing at Atlantic Gardens Attracts Three Women
A large Bowery crowd watched Willie Beecher and Packey Hammey fight to a near draw after ten fast rounds. Frankie O'Brien of Reading opened against Paddy Sullivan in a brisk ten-round match that ended in a draw, with Sullivan hurting O'Brien at times but the newcomer rallying back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Gardens
A. C
Bowery
Willie Beecher
Packey Hammey
Frankie O’brien
Reading
Paddy Sullivan
East Side
Sullivan
Three Ten-Round Bouts at St Nicholas A C Tonight
The St Nicholas A C presents three ten round bouts tonight. The card features Young Brown vs Young Dyson, Marcel Thomas versus Young Hickey, and Gus Platts of England meeting Tommy Maloney. Dyson faces top competition from Providence, Hickey hails from Harlem, and Platts recently beat Young Kurtz at Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Harlem
Gus Platts
England
Young Kurtz
Madison Square Garden
Tommy Maloney
West Side
Perry Centennial Fight Protest Seeks Ban on July 4 Bout
Cleveland report notes lightweights Knockout Brown of New York and Johnny Griffiths of Akron have been matched for a fifteen round bout at Put in Bay during the Perry centennial celebration. Perry Centennial Commission asks Attorney General Hogan to prohibit the contest as the celebration is described as patriotic educational and religious and the prizefight as a desecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Brown
New York
Johnny Griffiths
Akron
Putin Bay
Perry Centennial Commission
Hogan
Thirty mile title race at Brighton Beach Motordrome
The Brighton Beach event features a thirty-mile championship with Arthur Chapple Mike Costello and Chester Hagan among the three season long distance winners. Johnny Cox and Hartley Thomas also compete for long distance honors as ten entries create a strong field. A four mile pro race includes Billy Vanderburg Ray Vendits and George Mercier among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Arthur Chapple
Mike Costello
Chester Hagan
Johnny Cox
Hartley Thomas
Billy Vanderburg
Ray Vendits
George Mercier
Naiad Wins Astoria Dinner Stakes At Waldorf
Richard T. Wilson’s Naiad, a bay filly, edged clear to win the five furlongs straight Astoria Dinner Stakes at the Waldorf. The race featured interference among several rivals and a late move along the rail to secure victory over Anytime with Early Rose third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Wilson
The
Waldorf
Mr. Wilson
Naiad
Westchester Racing Association
August Belmont
Flitaway
Harry Payne Whitney
Vega
Andrew Miller
Anytime
Ral Parr
Mater
Alexander Smith Cochran
Early Rose
Wolfe
Anap
Earlyse
Wilso Illy
Delft
Mordecai
Flask
Charion
Sandhill
Colonel Holloway
Belmont
Mission
H. P. Whitney
Br. J. Delft
Troxler
Parr
B. G. Mordecai
Butwell
Oneck Stables
Br. J. Plask
Karrick
Small
Lancewood
Huda
Odd Cross
Yodeling Lef
James Fitzsimmons
B. Gz
McCahey
Beverwyck Stables
Br. c. Col
Oneck
Br. c. Strenuous
R. Tilson
Ch. H. Beaucoup
E. F. Dran
Ch. m. Spin
Hanover
R. T. Wilson
Wilson
Alex Smith Cochran
Musgrave
Samuel Ross
Brg
Little Jupiter
P. Randolph
Traxler
W. N. Adrian
B. H. Perthshire
Glass
Moncrief
Mr. Specs
Henpeck
Schaller
Deduction
Thrifty
War Rd
Miss Moments
Luria
Golliwog
Mary Scribe
F. Sylvan
Monmouth
Fiftyfive
Rebound
Dixon
Brain Belle
Bunch of Keys
Eleganza
Horse Races Track Card Distorted by OCR
Racing card lists five races with weights and entrant names including Humility Astute Penobscot Owanux Hand Running Syosset All-Around Frijoles Fallsweather Old Erin Ed Rotan Faultiess Ben Cabell Essex Maxim's Pride Two Saints Web Carter Rock Abbey Adventurer Zarda Jack Middleton Windrow Calvert Oakley Reybourn Jack Cade Kinderhook Live Wire Vera Kessler Pam Mollie Gibson Sir Gaze Star Gaze Task Mission Capt Mat lock Plutocrat Johnny Say che Yankee New Star Elnor Gilbert Doriski The Rascal Sickle Himation Roland Pardee Zage Zellwood Beetant Elbart Sir Senet Footlights Rossnsete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astute
Penobscot
Owanux
Syosset
Frijoles
Fallsweather
Old Erin
Ed Rotan
Adbald
Faultiess
Ben Cabell
Hunters
Essex
Maxim's Pride
Two Saints
Web Carter
Rock Abbey
Zarda
Jack Middleton
Windrow
Pam
Mollie Gibson
Sir Gaze
Star Gaze
Task
Mission
Capt . Matlock
Plutocrat
Johnny
No Coup
Say Che Yankee
New Star
Elnor
Gilbert
Doriski
the Rascal
Sickle
Himation
Orto
Sandy
Roland Pardee
Zage
Zellwood
Beetant Elbart
Sir Senet
Seleterent Aaventure
Rosegay
Rossnsete
British Open champion Taylor wins at Hoylake with 304
British Open results at Hoylake show J H Taylor, the veteran English player, securing the title with an aggregate 304 over four rounds of 18 holes. Edward Ray finished second with 312, while Harry Vardon and Michael Moran tied for third and fourth with 313 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoylake
England
J. H. Taylor
Edward Ray
Harry Vardon
Michael Moran
Vardon
John J. McDermott
Atlantic
Tom L. McNamara
Wollaston
Mass
Mong
Arnaud Massy
Alex Herd
Graham, Jr
James Braid
Yale Crew Coach Sails After Oxford Stroke Trial
Augustus Kirby the English rowing coach sailed with Edward Crocker and Harriman aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Two Harvard rowers A M Goodale and L S Chanler also sailed. Harriman declined to comment on repeating the experiment while Kirby praised Yale authorities for embracing amateur coaching and improving rowing spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Kirby
W. Averill Harriman
Yale
Oxford University
Edward Crocker
Manager Harriman
Harvard
A. M. Goodale
L. S. Chanler
Young Harriman
Kirby
New Polo Players Form Intertroop Tournament
The Polo Committee of Squadron A organizes an intertroop polo event at Van Cortlandt Park next month to develop young players. Twenty seven polo ponies may be hired by troopers at 1.50 for an afternoon, with beginner instruction and chances to join in games once strokes and rules are learned. Ex members who paid dues may play with their former troops. Captains named for each troop include A Campbell Smith Troop A J Norrish Thorne Troop C William B Boulton Jr Troop E Fairman R Dick Troop F Alfred Ely Jr Troop G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squadron A
Squadron, A
van Cortlandt Park
A. Campbell Smith
J. Norrish Thorne
William B. Boulton, Jr
Fairman R. Dick
Alfred Ely, Jr
Meadow Brook Hunters Dominate Russian Dancers in L.I. Game
Meadow Brook on Meadow Brook club grounds scored 35 goals while the Russian Dancers managed only 20 in the second round of the tournament. Ruessian Dand J. S. Phipps and H. C. Phipps led for Meadow Brook with R. La Montagne and Lord Wodehouse among supporters. referee H. H. Holmes officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Meadow Brook
L. I
Meadow Brook Hunters
Meadow Brook Meadow Brook Hunters
Ruessian Dand
J. S. Phipps
Cincinnati Club Wins First Game In Polo Championship
The Cincinnati Club edged Kansas City 10 to 9 at Onwentsia Country Club to take the first game of the Midwestern polo series. Earle W. Hopping scored the winning goal in the final minute as penalties cost Ohio’splevere 1.25 goals and Magill’s safety trimmed Kansas City’s score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Forest
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Onwentsia
Earle W. Hopping
Cinchi
Ohio
Magill
Intersectional races to open Larchmont race week
The Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing Association reports at least ten boats will sail from the bay to the Sound before the Larchmont classic. Yachtsmen will stay through the week for a big regatta and related missionary work in August. The Stranger, built for Richard F. Jenks by Geoff Owen, will test against Joyant Windward Corinthian and Josephine once at Larchmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont
Richard F. Jenks
Geoff Owen
Boston
Althothe T
Narragansetts
Joyant
Windward
Corinthian
Josephine
New Jersey Athletic Championships Entries Closed for Bayonne Meet
The fourth annual New Jersey track and field championships will be held July 4 in Bayonne. Entries close June 28 with William Chambers of the Jersey Harriers A. A. Bayonne. Ten events will be offered, open to all registered State athletes and club representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Bayonne
William Chambers
Jersey Harriers
A. A
Philip Carter Best Met Junior Golfer
Philip Carter of Nassau the interscholastic champion won the medal in the qualifying round of the metropolitan junior golf championship at Plainfield Country Club with 75 total. He then defeated W C Stearns Jr of Rockaway Hunt 8 up 6 to play to advance. Stuart D Connolly of Rockland, last year’s champion, was second in medals with 79 and won his match against M P Lewis 4 up 8 to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Carter
Nassau
Plainfield Country Club
W. C. Stearns, Jr
Rockaway
Connolly
M. P. Lewis
Flushing
Carter
Frilp Carter
Stuart D. Canoe
Rockland
Rockaway Hunt, 81; Frank Dyer, Montclair, 81; John Lummis
Apawamis
Rogeree Canoe
Hubert Hutchinson
Forest Hill
Alanson Prentiss
New Brunswick
Donald G. Harris
Baltusrol
B. R. Redma
Apanoe
Harold Downey
Canoe Loi
T. W. Butler, Jr
Plainfield
Ree Trowbridge
John H. Potter
Uel
Trowbrs
Richard Stiles
Alan Eggers
Canoe Brook
Fred B. Willoughby
Westfield
C&iger
Richard Potter
C. M. Fetterhoff
Upper Montclair
Harry Jonswey
F. A. Reed, Jr
Itusrol
Kenneth McKe
Garrett du Bois
Earle van Doren
Downey
Ogden
Prentiss
Trowbridge
Redman
Harris
Hutchinson
Butler, Jr
Potter
Eggers
Sone E Fet Pie Eee
Stiles
Fetter
Conger
Reed
McKenzie
van Doren
du Bois
Winners in Women's Golf at Deal Club
Mrs. N P Rogers of Baltusrol won the two day Women's Metropolitan Golf Association event at Deal with a total of 187. Mrs. C W Bendigs of Deal also 187 but net 179 due to handicap. Mrs. W J Faith of Wykagyl shot 189 and missed gross cup. court golf mini course winner was Mrs. W Seaman of Richmond County with 21. Foursomes winners were Mrs. E F Sanford and John King 97 15 82. Seasongood and Leahy disqualified after Leahy played out of turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Faith
Wykagyl
Metropolitan Golf Association
Deal Golf and Country Club
N. Pendleton Rogers
Baltusrol
C. W. Bendigs
W. S. Seaman
Richmond County
Deal
N. P. Rogers
Cliff Seasongood
Hollywood
H. B. Goldsmith
I. Seama
W. N. Richmond
Frances
Clifford Seasongood
David T. Leahy
Leahy
Harmsworth Cup Races Scheduled at Osborne Bay
Osborne Bay Isle of Wight will host the British International Trophy motor boats with the first race set for August 11. W A Jupp secretary of the Royal Motor Yacht Club confirms the event and US chal lengers will have trial races on August 7 to 9. The winning American boat may sail from New York in late August and arrive in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Bay
Isle of Wight
Commodore H. H. Melville
Motor Boat Club of America
W. A. Jupp
Royal Motor Yacht Club
Chalits
York
London
Ritson Still Has Faith In England Polo Team
Capt. RG Ritson of the English polo team, upon arrival aboard the Campania at Queenstown, says he believes England will win next time. He notes English ponies are as good as the American and praises the sportsmanship and hospitality shown by Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Queenstown
RG Ritson
Campania
England
Silk Shirts Offered At Sale Price Today
A dealer promotes 970 pure silk shirts with soft French cuffs priced regularly at 5.00 now 3.85. The notice emphasizes quality and temptation to thieves while warning about burglar-proof guarantees.
Summer Suit Sale Prices Ranked By Value
It touts high value in clothing with a money back guarantee even after wear. Summer suits priced from 18 to 48 dollars emphasize confidence in quality and fair pricing for customers seeking best value.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tesreau
Dahlen
Dodgers
Stack
Miller
Ivan
Whree
Toler
Kiyn
Rookiyn
Cutshaw
Nd Daubert
Roy Tesreau
Byack
Tack
Ottack
Yingip
Exers
Kiem
Orth
Moyera
Ian
Mann
Tin
Ess. P
National League
Senators
Pirates
R.H.E. Baltimore
Shawkey and
Bergen
Jameson and Lalonge
H.E
Brown and Bemis
Sline
Chicago Onslow
Arbahpoa Ann
Leach
R.H.E. Geot
Rite Gee Ss
Sch'te
Bs. Ry
Man
Wek
Okan
Kocher
Hearm
Evans
Evans. Rf4o 1 1 1 Mehl, W403 11 m3 0 1 4 2 Rwell, Wag 0 1 2 2 By Repe
Shang
Lavdes
Miter
Wee and
Wells
Martin
Repete
Montréal
Oy S
Sista
Battertee—Maron and Burns
Bell and Higgins
Lavender
Bridwell
de Asia
Tareese
Sonte-Bane
Gunner
Jite
Chigo
Balis
Ry Griner
Shia
Dartmouth
Amherst
Maanover
N. H
Tables
Bs Wanamaker
Bennett
Ad Wanger
New York and
Muddletown
Middletown
T. Poughkeepsie
Athbury
Kingston
Reare Raabe
Long Branch
Gms
P. i
J'ston
Bush
Leib’d
Vitt
Olson
Ford
Turner
Veach
Lajoie
Ryan
O'Gainer
Gr’ney
O'Mckee
Owe
Morty
Lelivelt
W'lett
Kahler
Dubuc
C'risch
It Rondeau
O'Neill
Moriarty
Willett
Johnston
Blanding
Messrs. Evans and Egan
al Cleveland
Aee
Reca Bush
All Bora If
High
O/Lajoie
Gain
Ren
Stanage
House
Gainer
Crawford
Zamloch
O’neill
Graney
Gregg
Messrs. Egan and Evans
New York State League
Tristate League
Eastern Association
Southern Association
Los Angeles
San Fmacisco
W. T. Whittemore
Scribes
Brighton
Lasalle
R.T. Wilson
Astoria
Belmont Park
Rose
Belmont Terminal
Ray
COACH
Polo
Larchmont Intersectional Racing
GEO. P. IDE &@ Co
Troy, N.V
Bendigs
Rogers
Ritson
Racers Peet Company
Warren St
43Th St
34Th St
Pierce-Arrows
Pierce-Arrow
Ellis Motor Car Coo
Central Av
Pierce-Arrow Cars
Col
Woat
67Th Street
Boston Post
Rochelle
Albert E. Copeland
Harmon-On-Hudson
Vm York
Albany Post Road
Yonkers
Tarrytown
Ossining
Harmon
Edward H. Summers
Croton
Kenneth Ridge
Watch Hill
Rhode Island
le Iivingston Inn
Pogss
Sodtaihonn
Es Passon River
Uction
Army
Aes
Francis Ysannenwan
Bol Broadway
Automobile Exchange
Oe Factading
Ena
Telephone
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!