Clerks Play Newspaper Men and Police in Test Baseball
The fixture features newspaper men clashing with city clerks and police at Mitchell Field on Tuesday as part of a charity or exhibition series. Reports mention teams from Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and Chicago with rosters like Mitchell Behreck Wood and Clarke. Weather delays and postponements affect scheduling across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poller
Ueelets
Hoku
New York
Mra
Manion
Hooker
Mins Hernandes
Mrn
Shippon
Manice
Miss Hernandoe
Alitanoo City Opmnicials
Wi Alliance
Br. Fang
Ofoloia
Mount Union College
Cite
Mayon
Vonohun
Taunton
Mass
Timothy Monohue
Muchtel
Managar
Elaiie
London
Moe M
Politeal Miontebamk
Tan
Cole
Tottore
Jay
Feltory
Beret
College
Western Reserve College
Ospie
Xmiall College
John Randolph
Boxing Event Scrapped As Box Office Funds Misuse Surfaces
Philadelphia reports say the Root versus Carter boxing card failed after preliminaries. Box office receipts allegedly funded an unmet debt, with $1,100 diverted by sheriff authorities. Wrestler Frank Davey plans wrestling return, pursuing new management as summer heats up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Columbia Yacat Club
Philadelphia
Jack" Root
Chicago
Kid” Carter
Brooklyn
Elry
Gentry Bros Combined Exhibitions Return Bigger Crowd Draw
The Gentry Bros shows consolidate into the largest exhibition yet, with a processional display and two performances on Friday June 20 at 2 and 8 PM. The event moves to the large arenas at the corner of South Main and South Street to accommodate the expanded tents and audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
Scukon
Elrons
South Main
South Stresta
Kid Brockton and Ta Vine in Detention Hospital Note
The well known pugilist known as the Kid Brockton is at the Detention hospital in California suffering from mental aberration. Physicians doubt his recovery. In a recent bout with Britt, Lavigne injured his arm which had been broken months earlier and this may contribute to his present condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton, Cal
Tung
Kid" Tavine
Paginst
Britt
Lavigne
Exceeding gaiety draws American visitors to London
London notes a lavish roundup of American guests and events for the coronation week. Ambassadors, generals, and U.S. officials mingle at Claridge’s, Carlton House, and other venues. Invitations flood the scene as figures like Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Cowles plan gatherings while race week looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joseph FL Choate
United States
Choate
Edward
Alexinden
Wortheatiy
Yassador
Whitelaw
Joseph Wheeler
D. 8
Hie
Claridges
Paris
John C. Watson
United States Navy
Bixxen
B. HL
Watson
Teiten
Beith Navy
W. Sheffield Cowles
Nival
Whitelaw Reid
West End
Buckingham Palace
Mr. Reid
Brook House
James H. Wilson
The College of the Past and Present Excerpted
A fragmented excerpt laments changes to the college ideal, praising munificent endowments, campus grandeur, and the aspirational aim to prepare students for life. It reflects on a shift from cloistered study to industrial surroundings, urging enduring moral and intellectual cultivation.
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Tiue
Haymontes
Fife
Gate
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Testprway
Ilele
Cleveland
Mitchell and
Behreck
Josy and
Wood
RHE
Washington
Louis Vy Pees
Orth
Clarke
Donohue
Maroney
Hilt
Baltimore
Serseee
Detroit
Duzevss
Shields
Robinson
Miller
Mofale
Boston
Pratt and McFariind
Prentica
Dineen
Criger
St. Louis
Yhstoupay
Rbbe Lonlites
Cattenay
O'Neill
Donovan
Bitwen
Ahearn
Chelmnatt
Jonay
Pittsburg
al Hoxton
Maccinnati
New Fore
Loulé
Sir Thone Lipton
City
Joseph Enk’s
Setibor
Meath
Athlone
NK Medicine CO
Union City
Ind
Akron
John Lamae
Druggiste, 183
Howard SI
Frank Davey
Hin
Davey
Warnd
Western Hospital
America
Tina
Cheaterfield Gardens
Luxtur
Jance
Bradley-Martin
Winnie
John W. Mack
Carlton Hounn
Reginald Ward
Ogilvy Hays
Ascot
Grosvenor Place
John Biddle
Wilson
Buck Ingham Place Hotel
Associated Press
England
Manan
Pha
Fem
Cap
Notor
Ates
Joseph H. Choate
Duchess OF Marlborough
the College OF the Past
Espous
Ume
Mena
Indaater
Hewke
Qapt. Clark
Tre
Ohegon
Bld
Jamhe H, Wilson
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