Bartlett Plans National Personal Libert y League Strike on Laws
Col Franklin Bartlett, head of the new Personal Libert League, urges repeal of race track statutes and amending the Constitution. He argues laws taxing occupations or restricting personal liberty, including liquor and Wall Street measures, hinder New York’s cosmopolitan character. The group plans wide enrollment, non political aims, and eventual mass meeting to promote liberty.
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Franklin Bartlett
New “ Personal Libert League
League
Court of Appeals
Col. Bartlett
Wall Street
New York
Europe
Sale of clothing not linked to Rogers Peet & Co
Notice clarifies that a sale of clothing and furnishings began Saturday June 27 at the old store location 1260 Broadway Corner Broadway and 32nd Street is not a Rogers Peet & Co sale nor connected to the company. It warns that any representations to the contrary are false.
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Broadway
Corser Broadway
32Nd ST
Rogers, Peet &Co
Rogers, Peet & CO
Uptown store relocates to 34th Street corner
Change notice states the uptown store moves from 32nd Street to the northeast corner of 34th Street. Customers are advised of new entrance, signage, and parking guidelines.
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Uptown
32Nd St
N. E. Corner
34Th St
Tennis Wear Solicits New Stock After Hit With Shoes
We made such a hit with tennis men last week with our long list of tennis shoes that we will go further. Tennis trousers in white cotton duck and new duck, striped flannels, white serge, and hairline stripe fabrics. Tennis shirts with soft collars and cuffs in white cheviot, cream or white saisette, and a silk linen mix in white tan blue and patterns. Tennis hats in white duck.
Coward Shoes For All Weather Vacation Wear
Coward presents cool comfortable vacation footwear including original models. Recommending footwear especially for those with foot discomfort in wet or poor weather.
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Coward
Dismisses Betting Cases In Jefferson Market Court
Harry Davis a jewelry salesman was arraigned for taking bets on races at Sheepshead Bay. A police officer testified Davis briefly took a bet then returned the money. Magistrate Walsh discharged Davis. Tony Clark also had charges dismissed after a detective cited a non finishing horse race as lack of evidence.
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Harry Davis
Second Avenue
Jefferson Market Court
Sheepshead Bay
Thirtieth Street
Walsh
Broadway
Thirty-sixth Street
Davis
Miss Crawford
Jefferson Market
Tony Clark
Hugh Meyers
Fifth Street
Meyers
Clark
Paterne
Keene Colts Colin and Celt Face Big Stakes After Illness
The Keene Stable faces major prizes at Sheepshead Bay with Colin and Celt possibly racing again after a brief illness. Ballot also appears in two races while Fair Play, King James, and Durante contend in others as the Advance Commonwealth and Lawrence Realization loom.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
James R. Keene
Colin
Celt
Cell
Keene
Ballot
Commonwealth
James Rowe
Lawrence Realization
Fair Play
King James
Durante
Cars in Elkwood Races Track Entries and Plans
Entries received for the Fourth of July Elkwood Park races include a forty five horsepower Mercedes by Arthur Hammerstein of Merion Pa in the 100 mile event a six cylinder Acme by Cordner and Flinn and a thirty horsepower Packard runabout by Thomas J Scully of Perth Amboy N J Renaults Stearnses Fia Cyel re Hotchkiss and Welch are listed. Races start at 1 pm. Savannah races for Thanksgiving Grand Prize near Chatham County proceed with track work and rails built. A tire change contest at Continental Chautauqua shows rapid replacement capabilities. Autocar Company of Ardmore will enter three cars at Baltimore driving by Joseph F Brown and E K Freas. Mayor John J Brown White Plains bought another car for a vacation tour in Europe.
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Elkwood Park
Tong Branch
Mercedes
Arthur Hammerstein
Merion
Penn
Acme
Cordner
Flinn
New York
Packard
Thomas J. Scully
Perth Amboy
N. J
Welch
Bikwood
Autocar Company of
Ardmore
Gentleman's Driving Park
Baltimore
Roadsters
Point Breeze
Joseph F. Brown
E. K. Freas
Hackensack Plans Push to Lift Sunday Baseball Ban
In Hackensack New Jersey on June 28 only one baseball game was played as the Sunday ban loomed. Mayor Linkeroom allowed Hackensack Field Club to meet Rose Bud Athletic Club of Paterson since the anti Sunday order arrived too late to cancel. St Marys did not play. A large petition is circulating seeking to lift the Sunday prohibition with about 400 signatures collected so far.
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Stecia
New York Times
Hackensack
N. J
Linkeroom
Rosebud Athletic Club
Paterson
St. Mary’s Nine
Yale names Fred T. Murphy 1969 baseball captain
Special to The New York Times. New Haven June 28 Fred T. Murphy was announced as Yale's baseball captain for 1969. He lives in Westboro Massachusetts and is nephew of Mike Murphy Penn track coach and of Dr. William Murphy formerly Yale captain and shortstop. Murphy has played left field for Yale this season. He is a member of the Class of 710.
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New Haven
Fred T. Murphy
Yale
Westboro
Mass
Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
William Murphy
Murphy
Baseball Today at American teneve Park
Baseball action scheduled this afternoon at 4 P M at American Ten eve Park with the New York Americans facing Boston in a American league tilt.
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American Teneve
N. Y
Boston
Breeding Bureau Retains Stallions Under Hart-Ag Law
The Jockey Club and Breeding Bureau leaders vow to continue the Breeding Bureau work despite Hart-Ag changes, keeping Thoroughbred stallions at one hundred stations for at least another year. Since 1906 the effort aimed to improve New York State’s horse stock beyond racing, benefiting farm horses, hunters, and high-class saddle mounts.
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Jockey Club
New York
New York State
Bureau of Breeding
Races at Sheepshead Bay Card with six events listed
Entries for Sheepshead Bay Races show six races from the Pontiac Purse for three year-olds and up to the Troubadour Purse for maidens. Notable runners include Big Chief Moonshine Robert Cooper Jubilee Tony Bonero Grand Vedette Renault Loudoun Light Lawton Wiggins Mediant Effendi Torbellina Enfield Casque Juggler Fountainblue Killiecrankle Connaught Ranger Merry Knight Harrigan Gliding Belle Picero Harold etc. Races feature varied distances from six and a half furlongs to one mile and a quarter with penalties allowances and special weights.
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Big Chief
Robert Cooper
Peter Quince
Far West
Tony Bonero
Salvolatile
Ben Cole
Renault
Lawton Wiggins
Statesman
Effendi
Torbellina
Enfield Wsndeeseees Casque
Goodheart den baececkOe Wamba
Madman
Killiecrankle
Fountainblue
Honesty
Monfort
Connaught Ranger
Merry Knight
Harrigan
Kid
Selectman
Liz
Gliding Belle
Picero
Sandpiper
Harold, Jir
Eitceh
Rosario
Ces Air Faran
Green Hill
George G. Hall
Montauk
Delirium
Chaplet
Grace Cameron
Royal Evox
Torenia
Wee Okey Montrose
Lady Corinne
Golconda
Irish Lace
Reinford
Dixie Gold
Zephyr at Sheepshead Bay Race Meet Summary
Racing at Sheepshead Bay from June 18 to July with Zephyr and five other races. Trains depart 34th Street E R and LIRR at 11 A M and 12:10, 1:10, 1:40, 2:10 P M, with Parlor Car at 1:00. Electric train via 39th Street Ferry, and direct racetrack trains from Brooklyn Bridge or subway. Music by Lander. Grand Stand 3 dollars, Ladies 1.5, Field 1.
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Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Jockey Club
Zephyr
34Th St
E. R
Brooklyn
Lander
St Louis Beats Cleveland for Big Crowd in Chicago Win
In American League action yesterday St Louis defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 before a large crowd. Detroit topped Chicago 10 to 5 as standings show St Louis leading with 38 wins and 25 losses, Philadelphia 29, New York 26, Chicago 35, Detroit 34, Boston 27, Washington 22.
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Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
W. L. PC
W. L. P.C. St. Louis
Phila
Phia
New York
Boston
Washington
National League standings and St Louis win report
Chicago beat Cincinnati 3 1 and 2 0, Pittsburg defeated St Louis 6 3 and 4 1, New York hosted Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Boston, Chicago at Cincinnati, Pittsburg at St Louis. St Louis moved into first with a 6 1 win over Cleveland as Dineen and Thielman held Cleveland scoreless after early errors.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
R.H.E. St. Louis
Cleveland
Dineen
Petty, and Stephens
Thielman
Joss, and Clark
Umpfire
Mr. Evans
Botteries-Altrock to Sullivan and Summers and Schmidt
Detroit scores and team changes noted after a limited OCR snippet. Names Botteries Altrock Walsh Sullivan Mullin Summers Thomas Schmidt appear alongside city and numeric codes, indicating a sports or roster record fragment from a Chicago and Detroit context.
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Chicago
Detroit
Altrock
Walsh
Sullivan
Mullin
Summers
Thomas and Schmidt
Two Chicago Games Win doubleheader in Chicago
Chicago swept both games on June 28. Schulte and Zimmerman hit triples for a 5 to 1 win over Cincinnati in the first game, while Pfeister allowed few hits in the second as Chicago won 2 to 0. At St Louis, Beebe and teammates beat Pittsburgh 9 to 2, with Camnitz and Gibson on the mound for the visitors.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Farriz
Criss
Pelty
Lajoie
J. Clark
Joss
Thielman
Dineen
Chicago
Ill
Campbell
Pfeister
Schulte
Zimmerman
Steinfeldt
Kling
Eastern League at Providence score snippets
The record lists multiple Eastern League baseball results at Providence and Montreal with partial scores and battery pairings. It shows Jersey City and Baltimore line scores with pitchers and catchers noted, plus standalone game counts for Newark against Baltimore and Montreal against Toronto.
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R.H.E. Providence
Jersey City
Barry
Ostdick
Lafitte
Fitzgerald
Montreal
Toronto
Fragmentary rail route standings appear in Wilkesbarre and Utica notes
The readable lines list station pairings including Wilkesbarre J and G with numbers 6 and 4, Syracuse with 7 and Albany 1, Utica with 3 and Scranton 1, and Troy with Binghamton 4 and Troy 2, indicating schedule or comparison figures without full context.
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Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Albany
Utica
Uttica
Scranton
Troy
Binghamton
Southern League scores at Mobile and New Orleans
In Mobile Memphis beat Mobile 6 to 2 while New Orleans defeated Little Rock 4 to 1 at New Orleans.
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Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Cyclist Breaks Bone in Newark Velodrome Race
John Bedell of Lynbrook with partner Floyd Krebs suffers a broken shoulder in a fall when a front tire slips at the Newark Velodrome. Frank Kramer and J F Moran win the final heat. Edwin Root secures two victories in a strong program featuring foreign riders and local amateurs.
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John Bedell
Lynbrook
L. J
Newark
N. J
Bedell
Floyd Krebs
Joe Fogler
Walter Bardgett
Krebs
Carlo Vanoni
Italy
N. M. Anderson
Denmark
Frank Kramer
J. F. Moran
Fogler
Bardgett
Kramer
Moran
Edwin F. Root
Boston
N. W. Anderson
Elf
Root
Walter Schlee
Charles H. Stein
Empire City Wheelmen
Track meet results show multiple distance races and tandem finals
The report lists standings from a track event with 100 to 180 yard races, a two mile amateur lap, a one and a half mile Miss and Out, and an invitation tandem. Winners include F Root and G G Cameron with times around 3.15 to 2:17 5 for heats and finals, with Newark Boston and Brooklyn competitors noted.
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F. Root
Boston
N. M. Anderson
Denmark
Charles Schlee
Newark
T. F. Lee
G. G. Cameron
Irish-American Athletic Club
Frederick Hill
F. W. Eisler
Brooklyn
F. F. Root
E. Rupprecht
J. F. Halgin
T. Smith
Frank Kramer
J. Q. Moran
Chelsea
Mass
Carlo Vanoni
Italy
Joseph Fogler
Walter Hardgett
Buffalo
Floyd Krebs
New York
J. Bedell
Lynbrook
L. I
J. Fogler
W. Bardgett
F. Kramer
J. F. Moran
Becht Wins Seventh Century Road Club Fifty Mile Race
John Becht of Brooklyn wins the seventh annual fifty mile handicap road race at Valley Stream riding Merrick Road. Becht finishes in 2 55 00 with a 35 minute handicap amid sixty riders, with Henry Furman Louis Furman J Kopsky and J Berlentach among notable finishers and prize winners listed.
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John Becht
Brooklyn
Century Road Club of America
Valley Stream
Merrick Road
O West
Seaford
M.S
Henry_Furman
Elizabeth
Louis Furman
T. J .Murphy
Empire C. W
C. Hasenbauer
Chris Kind
Edgecomb
Joseph Noe
Nick Kind
Tiger W
J. B. Harkins
L. T. Shilling
CR. C
B. Everson
of. A
J. Berlenbach
Tiger
M. Eustace
Harlem
S. Ryan
Charles Mack
Joseph Kopsky
Joseph Berlentach
Grand Circuit National Championship Opens at Madison Square Garden
The second rack meet of the Summer season and first of the N C A Grand Circuit National Championship opens at Madison Square Garden tonight. A half mile national championship will feature star professionals and kick off the Grand Circuit for 1908 reviving the famed series of increased point events. The promoters aim for a gala event drawing cycle racing clubs around New York as guests of honor.
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Mattison Square Garden
New York
Wright and Torrance win Larchmont tennis doubles cups
Irving C. Wright and Harry Torrance Jr win hero and robin doubles at Larchmont Yacht Club. They beat T R Pell and R B Prentice 4 10 4, then defeat Beals C Wright and R D Little 6 4 6 4. Pell and Prentice also beat Wright and Torrance 4 6 2 6. The final match pitted Edwin P Larned and C Frederick Watson Jr against Wright and Torrance, with Wright and Torrance taking the series 6 4 6 1.
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Irving C. Wright
Harry Torrance, Jr
Larchmont Yacht Club
T. R. Pell
RB. Ss. Prentice
Wright
Torrance
Beals C. Wright
R. D. Little
Pell
Prentice
Edwin P. Larned
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Corkmen's Games at Celtic Park Featured Gaelic Matches
The Corkmen P E and P Association held a picnic and games at Celtic Park Long Island City. Gaelic rule matches Kilkenny beat Cork 11 to 3, Queens County defeated Kildare 6-3, and Tipperary beat Monaghan 11 to 8. Four athletic events saw M Lyden Sligo win the 100 yard dash handicap with 3 yards lead, D Burke Tipparary won the 220 yard handicap, and D Burke again took the 440 yard handicap with J Murphy Wexford second. E McDermott Galway won the one mile handicap with RB McMahon Clare second and J Powers Tipparary third.
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Corkmen
P. E
P. Association
Celtic Park
Long Island City
Kilkenny
Cork
Queens County
Kildare
Tipperary
Monaghan
M. Lyden
Sligo
J. Tooney
EB. McDermott
Galway
D. Burke
J. Powers
Scrateh
Richmond golfer Taylor wins Versailles title over Massey
J P Taylor of Richmond England defeated Arnaud Massey the French golf champion to win the Versailles championship with a four round aggregate of 110 to 604. Other contenders included James Praid and Harry Vardos both former British champions.
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Versailles
J. P. Taylor
Richmond
England
Arnaud Massey
James Praid
Harry Vardos
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Lozier Motor Car
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the Lozier Motor Company
55Th ST
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Point Breeze Track
Autocar Sales Company
Williamsburgh Auto & Storage Co
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Motor Car Company of New Jersey
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Hiway
River
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George J. Grossman
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49Th St
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Rp’ Way
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CNC
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Real Tire
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West End
Paris Auto Top CO
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Walter Auto CO
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Chas, Setim CO
Pelham AV
Krous Zoo
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