Giants Gain Ground In Pennant Drive With Pair Of Wins
Giants win both ends of a Boston doubleheader to raise their NL lead as Devlin stars with six hits and a homer. Willse and Mathewson dominate for New York, while Pittsburgh overtakes Chicago for second place after sweeping Cincinnati. Boston drops, Chicago edges St. Louis, and Philadelphia wins two from Brooklyn as the loop tightens.
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Boston
Giants
New York
Pitsburg
Chicago
Willse
Mathewson
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ladelphia
Brooklyn
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
PhiWdelphia
Philadelphia
Giants Take Two From Boston In National League Doubleheader
Giants win both games at Boston to extend their lead in the National League standings. Devlin shines with six hits including a homer and triple, while Mathewson and Wiltse stretch New York’s dominance. Boston is limited to a lone run in the first game and a marginal showing in the second.
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Bresnahan
Becker
Beaumont
Ted
Tuckey
Besnahan
Dahlen
New York
Gee
Brosuot Spacnece Tees
Smith
Seymour
Devlin
Dorner
Doyle
Tenney
Bridwell
McGann
Boston
Wiltse
Ritchey
Tims
Messrs. Klem
Johnstone
Sone
Bates
Browne
Merkle
O'b’mont
N'dham
Gann
Donlin
Seone Taylor
Han
Flaherty
Hannifin
Sweeney
Mew
York
Aston
JG. Ls
Guson
Mathewson
Taylor
Ferguson
Messrs. Johnstone and
Klem
New York Times
Mass
Giants
Chicago
Pittsburg
Willie
Doyie
Needham
McCormick
Herzog
Dev~lin
Barry
Devkin
Three Broadway Stores Hit at Warren and 13th Streets
A fragment mentions three Broadway stores with numbers 258 842 130 and addresses Warren Street and 13th Street. Details are unclear, but the note records a storefront incident at those intersections. No victims or outcomes are specified.
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Warren St
13Th St
New golf record at Van Cortlandt Park final 68 strokes
Gilbert Nichols reeled off a 68 on the Van Cortlandt Park course to set a new record for the two day Scottish American Golf Club event. He matched last year’s victory and collected $200 in prize money plus special $25 awards for best 18 holes and the new course record. Barker and Mackie followed with strong showings, while Anderson faded in the final round. Nichols’ strong second day and 72-hole total of 294 edged Barker by two strokes for the top prize.
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van Cortlandt Park
Nichols
Willie Anderson
Jerome D. Travers
Anderson
H. Hi. Barker
Isaac Mackie
Fox Hills
Barker
Mackie
George Turnbull
David Ogilvie
Alec Smith
Willie Smith
Gilbert Nichols
Sae
Eeee
Saas
H. H. Barker
Cohie i G Cos Escioed
Seeeseee
Scenae
DPE
Ate Alates Ek
Tal
Tedesco
H. H. Baker
Garden City
Onwentsia
Columbia
Morris County
Midlothian
Robert Peebles
Sound Beach
Donald All
Philadelphia
John Mzekie
Dunwoodite
George Carson
Youtakah
James
Aiden
G F Sperling
Brooklawn
David Obertson
Oakmont
Peter, Robertson
James. Campbell
Rochester
Joe Mitchell
Upper Montclair
Rockaway
Oe Simpson
Dutchess
Pearson
Richmond Co
Fred Brand
Alleghany
Ae Clark
Century
M. Thompson
Knollwood
David Hunter
Essex County
Alfred Campbell
Wak Hill
Tom Anderson
Montclair
R. Thompson
Merion
H. S. Stro
Apawamis
Tom Gourley
Forest Hill
J R. Inglis
Fairview
John Gatherun
Ment
Tabor
Oo J
J. Mulgrew
Staten Sete
Alexander Pirie
Co. Skelly
Wilmington
Henry Simpson
Hackensack
Scarsdale
A. Finley
James Maiden
Wee Burn
Yankees Split Even in Twelve Inning Win Over Quakers
In a doubleheader, New York beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in 12 innings, but lost the second game as Philadelphia won 4 to 0 after eight. Chesbro pitched 12 strong innings for the Yankees, while Vickers handled Philadelphia. Standings show Detroit leading, with Philadelphia and Chicago near the middle, and New York well back.
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New York
Quakers
Yanks
Giants
Boston
Jack Chesbro
Philadelphia
Jack
Davis
Manush
Nichols
Schreck
Chase
Blair
Harry
Chesebro
Conroy
Laporte
Vickers
Pittsburg Wins Double Header On Cincinnati Errors
Pittsburg takes both games in Cincinnati by superior hitting and a leaky defense. First game ends 10-4 with Maddox and Clarke keying the offense. second game 9-6 as Leever and Campbell trade blows.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Coakley
Lobert
Mowrey
Hulswitz
Gill
Fittsburg
Maddox
Thbson
Wagner
Clarke
McLean
Shannon
Huggins
Ganzel
Volz
Mr. O'Day
Daley
Kane
Thomas
Leach
Bene
Campbell
Wilson
Gibson
Leever
Mr. O’day
Chicago Beats St. Louis in Ten Inning Tilt
The Chicago locals dropped to third as St. Louis defeated them 5 to 4 in ten innings. The game featured solid offense and errors, with key hits by Murray and Sheckard for Chicago and a late rally by St. Louis.
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Chicago
Iil
St. Louis
Evers
Murray
St’ni
K’tehy
Howard
Odeleh'ty
Tinker
Byrne
P. Moran
Morris
R'ib’ch
Reehe
tChance
Murdock
Sera
Beebe
Shaw
Sheckard
Ee Wee Howard
Incia
Kenetchy
Morrie
P. Moran Widitch
Mr. Rigler
Furfey Wins President's Cup at Kebo Valley Club
Special to The New York Times reports Dr. J. A. Furfey of Boston won the annual President's Cup at Kebo Valley Club in Bar Harbor with a score of 39, 3-6, ahead of J. L. Ketterlinus of Philadelphia who finished second. A large field competed but many did not turn in cards due to poor scores. Runners included Waldron Bates of Boston Arden M Robbins of New York R. N. Johnson of New York Casimir De R Moore of New York and Dr. Robert Amory of Boston with varying totals and handicaps.
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Bar Harbor
Kebo Valley Club
J. A. Furfey
Boston
J. L. Ketterlinus
Philadelphia
Waldron Bates
Arden M. Robbins
New York
R. N. Johnson
Casimir de R. Moore
Dr. Robert Amory
Amateur golf entry for Greater New York Championship at Van Cortlandt Park
The Greater New York amateur championship draws 63 entries for the Van Cortlandt Park event under New York Golf Club auspices. Notables include Findlay 8 Douglas C A Dunning Nassau lad George T Brokaw Amos T Dwight A G Lockwood Walter Peebles C L Marshall and J B Garfield. Chan ning Floyd defends the title as eighteen holes medal play today with 52 to qualify for match play begins this afternoon.
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Greater New York
van Cortlandt Park
New York Golf Club
Findlay
Douglas
C. A. Dunning
Nassau
George T. Brokaw
Amos T. Dwight
A. G. Lockwood
Atlantic Yacht Club Opens Race Week With Cruising Race
The Atlantic Yacht Club begins race week with a 79 mile cruising motorboat race from Sea Gate around Fire Island Lightship at 7 AM and a 1 PM start for the Thompson Cup series. Entrants include Eleanor Achilles Dorothy Q Little Rhody Capsicum Princess Soya Spider Chaperone, plus New York Club thirty-footers yawls and sloops. Commodore Leonard Richards sails Carola NT as flagship. Regatta Committee members are John R. Brophy F. L. Durland and Horace E. Boucher.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Fire Island
Eleanor
Achilles
Dorothy
Little Rhody
Capsicum
Princess
Soya
Spider
New York
Leonard Richards
Carola NT
John R. Brophy
F. L. Durland
Horace E. Boucher
Four-Wour Corner Tie in Jefferson Golf Event
In Jefferson New Hampshire on September 1 the kickers handicap for the second cup, concealed at .7 cents, tied four competitors Gen Anson G McCook William Doller James P Jr and E M Wagner with the same net score. They will play off the four cornered tie tomorrow afternoon.
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Jefferson
N. H
S.H. Austin
Philadelphia
Anson G. McCook
William Doller
James P. Jr
E. M. Wagner
Piay
Washington regatta features Berlin rower from Hellas Club
International flavor at the Middle States Regatta in Washington D C as Waldmar Sands of Berlin’s Hellas Rowing Club enters the double scull with his partner. They train on the Potomac River near Washington and expect to compete through race day.
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Middle States
Waashington
D. C
Waldmar Sands
Hellas Rowing Club
Berlin
Germany
Potomac River
Washington
Waren
Bet Towels Vara
Tia
Peaad
Baseball scores from multiple leagues report a busy day
In Pastern League games Rochester defeated Jersey City 2 0 and Newark beat Toronto 6 4 while Toronto took Montreal 2 0 against Baltimore. Buffalo swept Providence 4 0 as did Syracuse over Scranton 9 0. Albany topped Utica 2 1 and Elmira beat Troy 5 3. Connecticut results saw New Haven 2 Hartford 1 and Meriden 10 over New Britain 4, with New Britain 7 Meriden 3. Holyoke edged Bridgeport 4. Tri State showed Johnstown 5 Wilmington 3, Harrisburg 11 Reading 3, Williamsport 8 Lancaster 6, and Altoona 2 Trenton 1. American Association had Kansas City 7 St Paul 1, Toledo 12 Indianapolis 4, Milwaukee 6 Minneapolis 2, Louisville 2 Columbus 1. Southern League games had Memphis 5 Atlanta 4, Little Rock 2 Birmingham 1, Mobile 3 Montgomery 2 in 15 innings, and New Orleans 1 Nashville 0.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Providence
Binghamton
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Scranton
Albany
Utica
Troy
Elmira
Connecticut
New Haven
Hartford
Meriden
New Britain
Holyoke
Bridgeport
Johnstown
Wilmington
Harrisburg
Reading
Williamsport
Lancaster
Altoona
Trenton
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
Moabile
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
Nashville
New York Nationals and Americans Draft MLB Prospects
In Cincinnati on Sept 1 the New York Nationals selected Meyers of St Paul Knepper of Peoria Kiever of Savannah and Rapp of Meriden. The New York Americans drafted Catcher Killifer Austin Pitcher Wilson Hartford Pitcher Schmidt Baltimore Pitcher Schultz Gulfport Second Baseman Gardner Hartford Third Baseman Austin of Omaha and Quinn Revelle of Richmond.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
New York Nationals
Meyers
St. Paul
Knepper
Peoria
Kiever
Savannah
Rapp
Meriden
New York Americans
Killifer
Austin
Wilson
Hartford
Schmidt
Baltimore
Schultz
Gulfport
Wolverton
Williamsport
Gardner
Omaha
Quinn
Revelle
Richmond
Detroit Ball Players Round Over
Detroit manager Hugh Jennings and nine Detroit American League players were arraigned in police court on warrants charging Sunday Observance law violations for a Bennett Park game with Cleveland. All pleaded not guilty and sought separate trials, with hearings set for Sept. 12 on their own recognizances. Pitcher Killian did not appear.
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Detroit, Mich
Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Bennett Park
Cleveland
Killian
Saratoga Defeats Myopia B in Polo for Wenham Cup
Hamilton Mass September 1 Saratoga beat Myopia B 17 to 5 in a dull polo match for the Wenham Cup at Myopia Hunt Club. Myopia also won against Bryn Mawr in the Dedham Cup series 6 4 in a thrilling game decided in the last period.
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Hamilton
Mass
Saratoga
Myopia B
Myopia
Bryn Mawr
Close Finishes In Sheepshead Races At Coney Island
Sinister won the Flying Handicap for three year olds as Spooner led then tired. Miss Lida narrowly beat Milford in the Electioneer course, with Etherial taking Partridge Stakes and Harrigan second. Attendance was low but racing offered close contests and fast times amid a calm betting day.
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Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island
Spooner
H. P. Whitney
Bar None
Restigouche
Big Chief
Harrigan
Etherial
Butler
Lady Selina
Ballyhook
Gilbert
Besom
E. Dugan
Ane
Zienap
Schilling
Saracinescu
Sinister
McKinney
Tronsides
Lynch
Mark Gumberts
Rogan
Perseverance
Pirate
Guardian
Utler
Notter
Noster
Berry Maid
King Cobalt
Beaucoup
Ouree
Miss Lida
Milford
Ceee Ee Es Animus
McDaniel
John E. McMillan
Sailor Girl
Golconda
Aster d'Or
Races Attract Wide Field In Fantasy Stakes Program
The card lists six races with detailed weights and entries. Mares race at six and a half furlongs features Prookdale Nymph and Anonyma among others. Futurity course entries include Edward and Sea Cliff. The Great Filly segment highlights Maskette and Wedding Bells. The Twin City Handicap features Frank Gill and Dande-Hon. Turf handicap includes Royal Tourist and Miss Crawford. All ages selling covers Sea Wolf and Monocle.
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Prookdale Nymph
Stamina
John Danoscara
Anonyma
Comedisme
Notasuiga
Jeanne d’Arc
Adriadhe
Jersey Lightning
Fond Heart
Pelleas
Frank Gill
Philander
Dande- Hon
Dorante
Angelus
Ius
Monfort
Master Robert
Firestone
Home Again
Hand'cap
Royal Tourist
Lady Winifred
Miss Crawford
Zienap
D'Arkle
Monocle
Castlewood
Black Oak
Fasig-Tipton sale at Sheepshead Bay yields top bid for yearlings
At Sheepshead Bay yesterday Fasig Tipton offered yearling thoroughbreds led by a Kentucky bred by Young Brothers of Christianburg. The top price for the day was 2000 with buyer Charles E. Ellison. Laovidere a 1906 trotting sensation will be trained for steeplechasing this Fall as Hitchcock abandons hope of racing it this season. Sailor Girl owned by Richard Stockton was jumped and cut down in the turf mile and a half. Lawton Wiggins sold for 2000 to W S House.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
Young Brothers
Christianburg
Sempronius
Inez
Fiily
Charles R. Eiliron
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Laividere
Sailor Girl
Richard Stockton
H. R. Brandhaw
W. S. House
Lawton Wiggins
Metropolitan AAU Committees to Meet This Week
Two key AAU committees convene this week. Championship Committee chaired by H Obertubbessing meets at 5:30 PM at James Sullivan’s office 21 Warren Street. Registration Committee led by Thomas Nevins gathers at St Bartholomew's Club 110 East Forty second Street. Senior championships decision set for September 12 at Travers Island New York Athletic Club Summer home.
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Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
H. Obertubbessing
James HE. Sullivan
Warren Street
Thomas Nevins
St. Bartholomew's Club
East Forty-second Street
Metropolitan Association
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Philadelphia Sanctioned Test In England Rain Delays Match
Rain prevented a resumed Philadelphia Grantham cricket match until lunch with Lester advancing to 101 before dismissal as Philadelphia closed at 99. Grantham bowler King took five for 57 as the innings ended nine down. the score reached 159 for six before wickets fell. The game will continue tomorrow in poor conditions.
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Grantham
England
Philadelphia
Lester
Philadelphians
King
Compromise in sight in AAA and ACA squabble
Automobilists discuss a possible compromise between the American Automobile Association and the Automobile Club of America. Manufacturers may drive a settlement, and a meeting today could set plans in motion. Brighton Beach race entries and licensing proposals for chauffeurs are debated, with Fiat, Lozier, and Kingston camps arranged for Brighton. Buick makes a quiet NY show, opening a branch at 1733 Broadway as a regional hub under manager A G Southworth.
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American Automobile Association
Automobile Club of America
Motor Racing Association
Aust
Acme
Brighton Beach
Zust
Joe Tracy
Guy Vaughan
A. Campbell
Brightom
E. Ric Hollander
Fiat
C. A. Emilie
Lozier
F. E. Muscovic
Jockey Club Approves Jamestown Meet Licenses
Stewards of the Jockey Club met at Windsor Arcade with James R. Keene presiding. They approved Jamestown Jockey Club race meeting dates Sept 32 to Sept 26 pending submission of officials. Henry J. Mowans named steward. ex-jockey Charles Heil’s restatement denied. Milwiss permitted to ride with Rule 10 riders. Licenses granted: trainers A Anthony J J Gallagher George Jacobs Henry Johnson W J Thompson. jockeys James Butler Court Clement Martin Ely L B Johnson W Marsters Frank Pohanka F E Trueman Robert Vorce Walter Williams. Paul Robertson training license laid on the table.
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Jockey Club
Club
Windsor Arcade
James R. Keene
Hitchcack
K. J. Knapp
Se ‘Uvher L Varsons
Jamestown
Jockey Cub
Cherles Heil
Thomas Wright
Mammoore
Milwiss
A. Anthony
J. J. Gallagher
George Jacobs
Henry Johnson
W. J. Thompson
James Butler
Court Clement
Martin Ely
L. B. Johnson
Wmarsters
Frank Pohanka
FE. Trueman
Robert Vorce
Walter WiMams
Paul Robertson
Trains
Elkwood Park Races At Long Branch Fair
About 20 000 attended the Long Branch Fair at Elkwood Park as Lincoln Beachey flew at 2000 feet over the city, then returned to the aero grounds. Races included a one mile Open won by Killaghan, a steeplechase of 2½ miles won by Kersey, two year olds five furlongs won by Eschau, and the Redbank Purse three quarters of a mile won by Belle Strome.
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Long Branch
N. J
Long Branch Fair Association
Elkwood Park
Lincoln Beachey
John Duffy
Killaghan
Brussels
W. H. Moffitt
Eagan
J. M. McFadden
Holmes
Louis Batter
Kersey
Anderson
M. C. Hayes
Flying Machine
Hayes
F. Hyman
Eschau
McCahey
M.C. Rickett
Hish Hat
Walker
Fikwood
Park Stables Umste
Brusgell
G. R. Groit
Belle Strome
W. N. Cooper
Adele C
Sterck
E. M. Fe N'Importa
Jeannette Earns Draw In Langford Bout At National Club
Jeannette of New York and Sam Langford of Boston fought to a draw in a middleweight clash before about 3000 at the National Athletic Club. Jeannette was knocked down in rounds one and two but recovered to land hard body and face blows, finishing the sixth round stronger. The crowd, largest for a boxing show there, agreed he deserved the draw.
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Jos Jeannette
New York
Sam Langford
Boston
National Athletic Club
Langford
City and Government Clash Over Boxing Plans at Plum Island
Deputy Commissioner Baker says no twenty round championship fights at Plum Island after inspecting the Government reservation with Mayor McCormick and police officials. The dispute centers on jurisdiction since the island is ceded to the Government and the City claims authority.
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Plum Island
Baker
Police
McCormick
Governors Island
Brooklyn
Flood
Police O'Brien
New York
Overton
Major McCormick
Pium Island
Women win in tennis at Sivenoy Club New Rochelle NY finals near
Women players compete on New Rochelle courts as Miss Sniffen of White Plains and Miss Leach of Siwanoy reach singles finals. Sniffen beats Mrs Westerfield 6 3 7 5 while Leach defeats Mrs Brigham 6 2 6 4. Mixed doubles see Hunttons of Bronxville top Tieman and Porter after two sets.
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Sivenoy Lawn Tennis Club
New Rochelle
N. Y
Miss Sniffen
White Plains
Leacn
Siwency
J. R. Westerfield
Siwansy
Miss Leach
A. S. Huntton
Bronxville
E. Tieman
Charles Porter
Siwanoy
Morgan
Abraham f[Possford, Jr
Lasker Wins Fifth Game in World Chess Championship
In Munich on September 1, Dr. Emanuel Lasker defeated Dr. Tarrasch of Nuremberg in thirty eight moves, taking the fifth game of the world championship match. The game lasted five hours, with Lasker now leading four games to one.
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Munich
Emanuel Ls
Tarraschi
Nuremberg
Dr. Lasker
Tarrasch
Trains depart East 34th Street and Brooklyn Bridge routes
Schedule notes trains via LIRR depart East 34th Street at 11 12 10 one fifteen two ten and via Brooklyn Bridge and Subway line 5 at 12 40. Boat service from 30th Street to Derry and other vague references to grandstand Kadles and prices appear as garbled OCR text.
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East 34Th St
B. R. Ry
Brooklyn Bridge
30Th St
Derry
Whiteha Grand Stand
Le Foy Pal Reach Final In Teama Tournament
Robert Le Foy and Richard Pal reached the final round of the teama tournament at Elizabeth Town Club. Le Roy beat Reginald 6 3 in straight sets. Semi finals saw Bennett advance, while Molleshauer and another pair withdrew. In women's doubles Mrs Pouch and Miss Moore won the final round after advances by defaults over Miss Bogart and Miss Cassell.
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Robert le Foy
Richard Pal
Elizabeth Town
le Roy
Reginald
Palmer
Bennett
Doutes
Bull
Mart
Crescent
A. CG
Hrgan
Wreth of
York
L. T
Glismobile Rejects Vanderbilt Cup Race Representation
Andy Aubel, famed Glidden Tour driver, says Oldsmobile will not compete in the Vanderbilt Cup Race. He argues the cup race misaligns with Oldsmobile aims, favoring practical Glidden Tour stock cars over freak cup racers. The brand emphasizes affordability and road performance with models including the 540 h.p. Model X and a $2,000 touring car at its New York showroom.
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Oldsmobile
Wskeilbe
Andy Aubel
Dsmobile
Akron
Mr. Rubel
Sara
Oldsmobility
Oldsmobile Co
New York
Oldsemobile
Broadstay
51St
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