Washingtons Edge Boston In Tight 4–3 Fall Classic
Washington held Boston 4–3 with timely hits and solid pitching. Tenney and Long boosted Boston with a two base hit scoring Yeager while Anderson hit a home run for Washington. Stivetts, Wrigley, and Myers contributed defensively as the game moved through tense late innings.
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Yeager
Willis
T Wrigley
Washington
Boston Sere OO
Tenney
Anderson
Wrigley
Farrell
Long
Reitz
Meyers
Stivetts
Duffy
Boston
McGuire
Lynch
Andrews
Baseball Matchups Across Eight Cities
Washington plays Boston while Baltimore visits Brooklyn. New York faces Philadelphia. Cleveland contests Pittsburg. Cincinnati meets Chicago. Louisville travels to St. Louis.
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Br. H
Boston
Washington
Brooklyn
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Louisville
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
Laltimore
Peene
Pittsburg
Rooklyn
Weae
New England League Schedule Headlines Local Matches
Neat Taunton hosts Fall River while New Bedford welcomes Taunton Pupils and Pawtucket visits Brockton in a set of league games. Fans anticipate competitive showdowns as teams chase standings.
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Neat
High School Athletic Pairings From Local Schedule
The list shows matches featuring Holy Cross at Harvard Amherst at Williams Newton A A at North Attleboro Attleboro at Marlboro Lynn at Melrose A C Newtowne at Walden Andover at Mt Washingtons Everett fale vs Princeton at New York Newburyporo igh at Danvers High South Boston at Norwood selections.
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Holy Cross
Harvard
Amherst
Williams
Newton A. A
North Attleboro
Attleboro
Marlboro
Lynn
Melrose A. C
Newtowne
Walden
Andover
Mt. Washingtons
Everett
Fale
Princeton
New York
Newburyporo Igh
Danvers High
South Boston
Norwood
Senators lose as Boston tops Washington in late rally
In a South End Grounds second game the Boston team won aided by Winfield Schley Mercer and J Earl Wagner’s $10,000 beauty pitching. The Senators rallied late but Charley Farrell and Anderson sparked Boston with key hits and steals.
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Boston
Washington
Winfield Scott Schley Mercer
J. Earl Wagner
East Liverpool
Senators
Frank S
Willis
Farell
Charley Farrell
Anderson
Farrell
McGuire
Stahl
Stivetts
Wrigley
Tenney
Teaz
Long
AcGuire
Duffy
Aus
Herman
deGuire
Collins
Selbach
Mercer
German
Darrell
Tivetts
Meyers
Reitz
Teney
Lynch
Coins
Lovelt
Reitz Etting Stahl
Getty Lowe
Gettman
Bergen
Gottman
McGuire Winney
Seleh
Tfe
Charey
Nderson
Worcester
Wonder
Lowe
Phillies Fall To Giants As Meekin Struggles In Four Run Loss
New York 16 Philadelphia 4 in a game where Donahue lasted three innings and Dunkle was hit hard. Meekin allowed most of the damage in one inning as the Phillies yielded eight hits and two homers, while Lajoie Flick and MecCreery sparked the offense for New York.
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New York
Donahue
Dunkle
Phillies
Meekin
Philadelphia
Lajoie
Flick
MecCreery
Cross
Tiernan
McCreery
Bs Boa
Delehaney
Gleason
Warner
Weh Hualtren
Fisher
Davis
Joyce
New
AB PO. A
van Haltren
C. Ft
Teeeseens OU Tiernan
Riess
Ss. Ste
Ebberfield
P. Ee
Three-way tie in interscholastic championship series
Somerville High, English High and Hopkinson end tied for league champion after a Tufts Oval draw. Somerville won the first playoff game 17 4 against English High, Hopkinson disbanded, and yesterday English High beat Somerville, but no clear winner emerges. Mooney starred in the field, Brookhouse led at bat with four hits, and Sheadant followed.
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Tufts Oval
Somerville High
English High
Somerville
Hopkinson
Mooney
Brookhouse
Sheadant
Berkeley Cycle Club Wins Fourth Straight 16 to 4
The Berkeley Cycle Club defeated Harbor Views 16 to 4 at East Boston Athletic Grounds. Folsom starred with Harbor Views scoring only in the seventh inning. Captains and players Soderstrom Taylor Loeffier and Walbourne delivered strong performances.
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East Boston Athletic Grounds
Berkeley Cycle Club
Folsom
Harbor Views
Soderstrom
Taylor
Loeffier
Walbourne
Berkeley C. C
Leaders and Orphans Edge Visitors in Thrilling Nine-Inning Contest
Chicago reports a dramatic late comeback as the Leaders and Orphans battle through fourteen innings with the visitors prevailing in the year’s most exciting game. Attendance 6300. Final score not specified in readable text.
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Chicago
Orphans Strugs
Haverhill Triumphs Over Woburn 5 to 3 in Baseball Clash
In Woburn, June 17, Haverhill defeated Woburn 5 to 3 before over 1000 spectators. Haverhill had 8 hits to 5, but errors and poor base running hurt Woburn. Boly, Russell, and Sheehan starred in the field while Sanborn and Noonay fanned 11 each.
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Haverhill
Woburn
Boly
Russell
Sheehan
Sanborn
Noonay
Fiavernil Visccacass
Saecceces
Newton A A defeats North Attleboro 8 to 0 at Newton Centre
Newton Athletic Association nine shut out North Attleboro 8 to 0 in a strong showing at Newton Centre. The game featured solid pitching and decisive batting from Newton, with decisive defensive plays sealing the victory in a sunlit afternoon contest.
Williams College Juniors Win Interclass Title
Williams College juniors defeated the sophomores 11 to 7 to claim the interclass league championship.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Brooklyn Beats Baltimore In Erratic Ball Game
Brooklyn won against Baltimore as the ex-champions erred. both teams struggled with hits but Brooklyn capitalized on chances. The game ended with a score not specified in the readable text.
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New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Multisite High School Scores From Local Matches
Various 9 AM to 7 PM games across Franklin Field Brockton Cambridge Park Jamaica Plain Maplewood Wilkes Barre and more yield mixed results. Teams include Wells Memorial Thibo deau College Pawtucket Reading Roches ter Mari ons Roxbury Maldens Walnuts and Turnbulls with scores ranging from tight 4 0 up to 28 14.
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Franklin Field
Malden
Maldens
Wilkesbarre
Toronto
Syracuse
Montreal
Cambridge Park
John P. Squire & Co
Turnbulls
Rindge Park
North Cambridge A. A
Flinwoods
Lexingtons
Cambridge—Monitors
Walnuts
Maplewood
Maplewood High School
Jamaica Plain
Unions
St. Thom
Andover Faces Mt Washingtons In Everett This Afternoon
Andover meets Mt Washingtons at Everett this afternoon while Newtowne Club of Cambridge plays Maldens at Malden. Lynn hosts Melrose A in Melrose. Pitcher Bill Brown can be reached at 165 Lauriat Ave Dorchester for club inquiries. Jack Hannan of Georgetown fame touted as strong fielder and hitter, address 4% Codman St Dorchester. Chicago and Cincinnati played a long game yesterday with Wallie Woods delivering strong work for Chicago.
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Andover
Mt. Washingtons
Everett
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Maldens
Malden
Lynn
Melrose
Melrose A
Bill Brown
Lauriat Avenue
Dorchester
South Boston
Jack Hannan
Georgetown
Codman Street
Chicago
Cincinnati
Wallie Woods
Portsmouth
Marine Corps Enlistment Call Appeals to Able Bodied Men
Recruitment notice seeks unmarried U S citizens or those declaring intent aged 21 to 85. Applicants must have good character, speak read write English, and stand between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet tall. Instructions urge visit to recruitment office at Portlane.
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U. S. Marine Corps
United States
Baseball at Music Hall Delivers Electric Play This Fourth
Music Hall will continue to present baseball by electricity this season with games starting July 4 in New York. The enlarged diagram allows clear viewing from all hall areas. Strong interest in the New York club since Anson took charge promises large Fourth of July crowds.
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aes ——_ oene
Music Hall
Ostons
New York
Anson
Nick’s Race Draws Crowd as Fast Pace Horses Compete
Nearly 6000 attended the Combination Park holiday attraction. The 2:19 pace and 2:17 trot showcased close finishes with Moth Miller taking the 2:19 pace and Kendall narrowly defeating Much Ado. Nick led the 2:17 pace heat while Much Ado and Kendall battled in multiple heats with close wire finishes. Myrtie Peek and Miss Estella Marshall staged notable riding feats with Zanita and 2:18 marks amid a lively program.
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Combination Park
Hicks
Moth Miller
Lucky Boy
Nick
C. Bulman
Y Tennahinch
Much Ado
Kendall
Mitch Ado
Ado
Tennahinch
Irene
Luucky Boy
Sarah Jane
Little Girl
Allie Trout
Palmer
Trout
Myrtie Peek
Queen Bess
Boston
Estella IL
Marshall
Zanita
Miss Marshall
Fitchburg
Merrill
Zganita
Free-for-all tops card at Combination Park afternoon
The main event at Combination Park features Woodshed and Refina to contend with Fleetwood Alvin Swift Jimmy B. and George G. in a rattling free-for-all. Nine entries race in the 2 22 trot while the diving elk and Myrtle Peek exhibitions accompany the program.
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Combination Park
Woodshed
Refina
Fleetwood
Alvin Swift
Jimmy B
George G
Myrtle Peek
Suburban Handicap Anticipation Grows At Sheepshead Bay
Ornament leads a strong field in the fifteenth Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay this afternoon. contenders include Don de Oro On Deck Howard Mann Royal Stag Ogden Ben Holladay Tillo Havoc Dr Catlett Peep o Day Imp and Typhoon III with several as yet doubtful entries. Odds shift as experts weigh Ornament after Brooklyn win and new challengers like Havoc Imp and On Deck raise suspense about the outcome.
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Sheepshead Bay
Ornament
Brooklyn
Don de Oro
On Deck
Howard Mann
Royal Stag
Ogden
Ben Holladay
Tillo
Havoc
Dr. Catlett
Sloane
Tragediar
Imp
Gravesend
Sheepshead
Bromley *& Co
S On Deck
Belmont Contender In Turf Classic Highlight
The 115 sounds horse may race first for Belmont in the turf classic with a possible return of his colors. Other entries include Typhoon II Ogden and Lou Bramble now Buella facing Dr Catlett. Three-year-olds Plaudit Previous and Charley Carly Fox loom as top threats in a crowded field.
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John E. Madden
Mike Dwyer
Charley Carly Fox
Tey
Anderson Leads Open Championship at Myopia in Chamionship Round
Willie Anderson of Baltusrol leads after the first of two days of play at Myopia Hunt Club nine holes. Alexander Smith and H. C. Leeds trail by one and two strokes, with Joe Lloyd and John Jones also dangerous as the field aims for the national open title.
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Hamilton
Mass
United States
Myopia Hunt Club
Willie Anderson
Baltusrol Club
Short Hills
N. J
Alexander Smith
Washington Park Club
Chicago
H. C. Leeds
Joe Lloyd
John Jones
Anderson
Great Britain
Lloyd
Smith
Lloyd’s
Herbert C. Leeds
Engand
Jones
Hoare
Dayton
Ard
Chicago Golf Club
Willie Dunn
New York
Vardon
Prestwick
Golf at Newton Club Trials Highlight Local Play
Newton June 17 two tournaments on the Newton Centre Golf Club course at Institution Hall. In the morning a members only event won by D. A. Harrington with a net 96 handicap 2. In the afternoon handicap bogie play George E. Warren won 1 down with a handicap of 16.
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Newton
Newton Centre
Institution Hall
D. A. Harrington
George E. Warren
Pepperell Tub Competition Draws 3000 at Lynn Park
The Lynn Veteran Firemen's Association muster at Glenmere Park drew about 3000 with seventeen tubs entered and sixteen competing. Warren of East Pepperell won 250 dollars for 208 feet 8 inches, followed by M. A. Pickett Marblehead 200 feet 11 inches for 150 dollars, A. Peabody 200 feet 5% inches for 60, Eagle Lynn 199 feet 114 inches for 50, City of Somerville 195 feet 744 inches. Other entrants included Torrent Berwick Maine 108 feet 7 inches and multiple city and town teams from Lowell Cambridge Salem Peabody Braintree Newton Roxbury and Waltham.
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Lynn
Mass
Lynn Veteran Firemen’s Association
Glenmere Park
Warren
East Pepperell
Fast Pepperell
M. A. Pickett
Marblehead
A. Peabody
Eagle
City of
Somerville
Torrent
Berwick
Lowell
Deluge
Cambridge
Union
Pepperell
White Angel
Salem
Peabody
Watch City
Waltham
Nonantum
Newton
East Braintree
Oko's
Roxbury
Soxbury
Miss Juliette Atkinson Wins National Tennis Championship
Miss Juliette Atkinson of New York defeated Miss Marion Jones of Nevada to win the ladies national title in a close match. The scores were 6-3 6-7 6 4, 2-4 7-4.
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Philadelphia
Juliette Atkinson
New York
Marion Jones
Nevada
American Hobart Wins Semi Final in Lawn Tennis
Clarence Hobart from the United States defeated Eri. R. Allen of Cambridge University in four sets at Aigburth today. Hobart advances to face H. L. Doherty tomorrow to decide the championship.
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Liverpool
Aigburth
Clarence Hobart
Eri. R. Allen
Cambridge University
Hobart
H. L. Doherty
B. A. A Wins At Cricket Against Boston
The B. A. A. cricket team easily defeated Boston in an all day match at Longwood grounds. B. A. A. batsmen Bixby and Pettitt top scored with 65 and 50 runs. Boston fielder Draper stood out for quality work in the field.
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Boston
Longwood Cricket Grounds
B. A
Lynn Wanderers edge Lynn-West India 138 in cricket
Everett defeats Lynn 63 to 65 at Everett Lynn venue as Lynn Wanderers post 138 against Lynn-West India in a cricket match results brief.
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Lynn
West India Cricket Team
Lynn Wanderers
Everett
Regatta Thrills Massachusetts Coast Race of Thirty Six Yachts
A 36-yacht fleet faced light southerly winds off Nahant for the Massachusetts Yacht Club open regatta. Thordis, unbeaten in 25-foot class, was upset by Little Peter and Eleanor in a tight finish. Ashumet led the 30-foot class early, Emma C. and Elfreda chased, with Elfreda edging Emma C. for second. The Elsa won the 21-foot open, and the Privateer led the 21-foot cabin, while Duchess topped the 18-foot class. Vitesse dominated the 15-footers as Chinook and Jilt vied in the knockabouts. No protests were filed.
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Nahant
Thordis
Peter
Eleanor
Savin Hill
Bass Point
Graves
Winthrop Bar Spar
Ashumet
Emma C
Elfreda
Heroine
Winthrop
Little Peter
Beatrice
Chinook
Adams Boys
W. O. Gay
Herbert Crane
Ned” Bockus
Duchess
Vitesse
Hm. S
C.F Bre Vis
Hall & Johnson
P. A. Coupal
C. A. J. Smith
Henry Mock
D. B. Clapp
Etoinias
Kare
John Cavanaugh
Redskin
J. L
L. H. Sturtevant
Nettie
Walter Burgess
Frank Coleman
Hisa
HW. M. Crane
Tacoma
Elmer
Seem
Typhoon
R. Thayer
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Tanning
Harriett
Harrington
Princeps
J. L. Whiton
Alice
Adams Bros
Hazard
H. M. Sears
Dalila
Sparkle
Tautog
Alpine
C. J. Blethen
Vamoose
R. M. Benner
Ciree
F. L. Pigeon
Woodbine
BF. Tl
Wood Tee
C. D. Mower
Ierr
J. F. Small
Oss Ray
S. A. Freeman
G. DD
Busog
Attilla
Yachts From South Boston Club On Three Day North Shore Cruise
A large fleet from the South Boston Yacht Club began a three day cruise along the North Shore. They stopped at Nahant to view the Massachusetts Yacht Club regatta finish then moved to Marblehead for the night and will end the trip with a handicap race from Gloucester to City Point before returning to Winthrop.
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South Boston Yacht Club
North Shore
Nahant
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Marblehead
Gloucester
City Point
Tae Winthrop Yacht Club
Winthrop
Marblehead Harbor
Bevely Jubilee Yacht Club second championship race winner
The Jubilee Yacht Club held its second club championship race in a fall southeasterly breeze this afternoon off Beverly. Five sloops contested with Bonanza captained by Gillette taking first and Brownie captained by Hawley finishing second. The entry list included Brownie and other boats tied to owners Whitney Kent and Scott among others. Yachting fixtures announced for Corinthian Beverly Buzzards Bay Woods Hole South Boston Gloucester Winthrop Burgees Yacht Clubs.
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Beverly Yacht Club
Buzzard's Bay
Woods Hole
Subway Clothing Co Ashington Ad Clippings
Fragmentary ad text showing price per pair figures and miscellaneous markings. Mentions Subway Clothing Co and various price points from 60 to 2.00, with garbled surrounding letters and numbers.
Mile race heats crown Butler and Jackson teams
Spills marked each final heat with one fall in heat one and four in heat two, all uninjured. Frank Butler with Watson Coleman won the professional mile handicap first heat at 1 56 2 5. Gately and Barnaby won heat two at 1 56 1 5. Martin and Jackson won heat three at 1 57 2 5. Final heat saw Nat Butler and Tom Butler first with Coleman second and McLean third at 2 02.
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Frank Butler
Watson Coleman
Hough McLean
M. W. Gray
A. J. Hammond
A. A. McLean
Frank Gately
Tom Barnaby
Tom
Nat Butler
L. P. Callahan
Burns Pierce
William Martin
A. A. Jackson
Eddie Leonert
J. TB. Anderson
C. S. Henshaw
F. P. Kent
Nat
Tom Butler
Coleman
McLean
Gray
Leonert
Anderson
C. N. Hargreaves
William Herlo
J. J. McKinnon
Jones
Ber'o
Lyon
Bicycle Notes Chronicle New England Race Scene
Cyclists discuss match race plans with J H Berwin in New Hampshire or Boston for a side bet and purse. Attendees include T A Mitchell, H S Spencer, McAfee, McMaster, and witnesses like Charley Fitzpatrick. Upshot tracks a Nantasket open tandem to be the country’s first of its kind with only tandems allowed.
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Tom Barnaby
Post
J. H. Berwin
Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire
Boston
T. A. Mitchell
Lozier
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
H. S. Spencer
Pawtucket
Messrs. McAfee
Mc- Master
Nashua
Messrs. Chipman and Dunbar
Charley Fitzpatrick
McDuffee
Nantasket
L. G. Daly
Massachusetts
Messrs. Geldert
Woods
Acton
Copley Square
Marie Gahm
J. H. Farnham
Howard Veldert
City Point
J A. Ciutchins & Co
Alonzo Frese
Messrs
Muse
McWilliams
Mann
Perkins and Corliss Cape Ann bicycle race results
Spectators watch the Perkins and Corliss 14 1 4 mile road race around Cape Ann on June 17 with fair road conditions. Top finishers include F. J. Reid 42 8, W F Whitmarsh 42 31, J L Turner 42 40, Joseph Michand 42 41, and B A Ingraham 42 48 amid several minor accidents.
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Cape Ann
Gloucester
Perkins and Corliss
Boston
F. J. Reid
Wfe. Whitmarsh
J. L.turner
Joseph Michand
B. A. Ingraham
Newport Walkover Over South Boston at Locust Street Grounds
The Newports defeated South Boston 9 to 6 in four innings as Newport’s hit and run play dominated at Locust Street grounds. Notable: Jack Stivetts hit a home run for South Boston and Nolan Meagher led South Boston’s fielding.
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Newports
South Bostons
Locust Street Grounds
New England
Newport
Carlo Ryan
Stivetts
Jack Stivetts
South Boston
Hickey
Pickett
Kelly
Hill
Bransfield
Nolan
Meagher
Harkins
Butler
Malden
Dunn
McKenna
Slattery
Curley
Bergin
Dyer
S.s
McAllister
L.f
McCarthy
C.f
O Connells and Garryowen End In Draw At Cambridge Grounds
The O Connells and the Garryowen football match at Locust Street grounds ended without a winner. A late Garryowens goal was protested by O Connells as a foul on the goal tender, referee Michael Sullivan of Worcester declining to decide. First half saw O Connells lead 2 to Garry Owens 1. Arlington notes June 17. Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps Cambridge picnic featured contests with unknowns shining. Warren beat Craigie 4 to 0 in the ball match.
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O'’Connells
Garryowen
Locust Street
Garryowens
JY Connells
Garry
O'Connell
O’connells
Garry Owens
O'Connells
Michael Sullivan
Worcester
Arlington
Sacred Heart Pioneer Corps of Cambridge
Spy Vona Grove
Warren
Craigie
J.M. Schonmaker
F. F. A. Alj ‘Ames Doyle
E. H
St. Joseph's
Aquinas
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Quinn
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Wits
Clements
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Stafford
Wagner
Seeeesee
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Stenzel Clarke
H Marke
Quinn Stenzel Taylor
Dowd
Swartwood and Woods
Plug Tobacco
Five Brothers Tobacco
John Finzer & Bros
Loulaville, Ky
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Beckley
McPhee
Corcoran
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Irwin
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Hverett
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Newton Athletic Association
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J. P. Squire & Co
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Massachusetts State Shooting Association
Dickey
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Allison
Henderson
Stevens
Brockton Club
Herbert
Worthen
Cole
Whitham
Rhuel
Wood
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Howe
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Plattsburg
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