John McGraw and jockey Tod Sloan open a billiard parlour at 34th Street and Broadway

ByThis Day in Baseball January 5, 1906January 6, 2022

1906 – John McGraw and jockey Tod Sloan open a billiard parlour at 34th Street and Broadway, which soon becomes a popular and profitable hangout for New York City’s sporting life.

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Day: January 5, 1906

John McGraw and jockey Tod Sloan open a billiard parlour at 34th Street and Broadway

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