RAVENOUS TIGERS FRAST OER CHESBRO AND THE YANKEES
Detroit defeats New York 11 to 6 while Washington tops Chicago 5 to 1 and Boston shuts out Cleveland 8 to 0. Philadelphia defeats St Louis 12 to 10. Other two games show Detroit at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia with six more matchups listed for today.
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Detroit
New York
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
W. le P.c
Wu. Pac
St- Lowis
Wlrgo
Sull
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Louis
le Pic
Bage
Hisburg
Yankees and Tigers clash as Detroit tops New York nine to six
A late rally by Detroit in the ninth inning secures an 11 to 6 lead over New York. Chesbro yields six runs in the second inning while Cobb stars for Detroit with a third base run and key hits. Umpire Hurst presides as New York protests calls after Coughlin disputes a putout.
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Yanks
Tigers
Niles
New York
Harlem
Detroit
Gilead
Griffith
Chesbro
Cobb
Detroits
Stahl
Jim de Wolf
Eross
Rossman
Coughlin
Schmidt
O'Leary
Mullin
McIintyre
Schaefer
Crawford
McIntyre
Hurst
Downs
Hughey Jennings
Automobiles to Ball Grounds Special Cars Run Daily
Special cars depart Broadway entrance Times Building daily at 3 PM with fare of 50 cents. Office listed as Times Building under Manhattan Auto Car Co. Phone 1933 Bryant.
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Ball Grounds
Broadway
Bryant, Manhattan—Auto Car CO
Times Building
Three Broadway Stores. ee Be 1260 aA ce ft at Warren st
A fragment notes three Broadway stores located near Warren Street and intersects 13th, 32nd, and Broadway avenues with partial address cues. The OCR is incomplete, offering only street references without clear business names or dates.
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Warren St
13Th St
32Nd St
Detroit Beats New York as Doyle Exits Early
Detroit wins 8 to 6 over New York. Doyle lasted into the eighth, striking out four with a slow curve before leaving after Downs’ tough inning. Chesbro allowed eight hits in two innings. Newton and Mullin held the line late as Detroit countered with key hits including Niles’s home run and Cobb’s two-base hit.
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Petty
Carter
St ‘Puis
Syd
Philadelphia
SCO
Vickers
Schutzer
Maxwell
Dineen
Criss
Nichols
Davis
Murphy
Smith
Hoffman
Williams
Wallace
Ferris
Hartsel
J. Collins
Epeyie
St. Louis
Phila
Peltyy i
di Een
Het
Messrs
Con
Detroit
New York
McIntyre
Niles
lKeeler
H'phill
Chase
Cobb
Stahl
Rasthan
OiConroy
Ehiin
OlBall
Kleinow
Chesbro
Newton
Messrs. Hurst and Evans
W. We Alice Echmidt
Cary
Mullin
Doyle
Staal
Ball
Schaefer
Crawford
Rossman
Klelnow
Boston Defeats Cleveland 2-0 to End Slump
The Boston team ended a long losing streak by shutting out Cleveland 2-0. Liebhardt pitched well but allowed two early runs on Lord's tap into the bleachers. Morgan worked with men on base, and key defensive plays kept Cleveland off the scoreboard.
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Boston
Mass
Cleveland Today
Liebhardt
Lord
Morgan
Tdi
Perring
Ainae
Seve
Turner
Lajoie
Gessey Clarke
int-Aman
McConnell
Carrigan
Stovell
Cleveland
Balis
Anceton
Ardt
O'Loughlin
Matty Hughes Shuts Chicago as Washington Wins
Washington beats Chicago 5 to 1 with Hughes pitching in a three-man rotation. Mathewson struggles for Cincinnati as Reds pound the Giants 9 to 5 in seven innings. Spade, Ganzel lead Reds past New York with key hits and Homer.
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Chicago
Washington
Hughes
Ashington
Hahn
Smith
New York Times
Cincinnati
Christy Tathewson
Matty
Asincinnati
Giants
Mathewson
Reds
McGraw
Hefore Spade
Ganzel
At Lobert
Conincinnati
New York
Hluggins
Deanne
Dyne Ean
Kane
O Tenney
Penyvic
iMuiswitt
Malarkep
Wntiss
Mitchell
Huggins
Bridwell
Bresnahan
Spade
Hijuiswitt
Seymour
Bresnahi
Hulswitt
Schlbi
Selven
Mr. O'Day
Montreal Match Ends In Four-Nil Victory
Scores show Montreal defeat Jersey City 4 to 0 while Rochester dominates Newark 11 to 1 and Buffalo beats Baltimore 2 to 0. Toronto edges Providence 2 to 1 in a separate result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto-Toronto
Providence
Local Scores Board From Patchy OCR Clip
In a fragmentary score listing, Filizabeth-Elizabeth beat Philadelphia 5 to 0 while Itimore-Baltimore defeated Brooklyn 11 to 2. Alt Paterson-Wilmington shows Paterson overcoming 4 to 3. Reading edged Washington 1 to 0.
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Filizabeth—Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Itimore
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Paterson
Wilmington
Rleading
Washington
Reading
Newark Team Disbands After Winless Start
The Newark Baseball Club of the New Jersey and Pennsylvania League disbanded tonight in Newark New Jersey. It had not won a game since the season started and drew few patrons with fewer than 100 at yesterday's game.
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Newark
N.J
Newark Baseball Club
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ailsa Craig Enters Bermuda Powerboat Race Defense
The Ailsa Craig, 60 feet over oil with a sixty horsepower Craig engine, has been entered for this year's Bermuda powerboat race, second entry received by the Motor Boat Club of America. It will face Irene IL, with an eighteen horsepower engine, in a handicap contest starting from Kaveferd Bay on June 6.
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Ailsa Craig
Bermuda
Motor Boat Club of America
Irene IL
Idaho Sr
Guils A Craig
Ailsa
Craig
Irene
Kaveferd Bay
Blind athletes shine at Western Pa Institute field meet
At Pittburg Penn May 18 the first annual field meet of the Western Pennsylvania Institute for the Blind demonstrated that blind participants can compete in athletic sports with sighted peers. The event will become an annual meet with results compared to other blind institutions.
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PITT
Reflection brood mare destroyed after accident at Kenmore Farm
The 18 year old thor brood mare Reflection dam of Reina Judith Campbell and Martin Rourke suffered an accident at Kenmore Farm in Inington Kentucky and was destroyed. Reflecting her fame as dam of Reina winner of the Brooklyn Handicap, the mare belonged to Julius Bauer. Baseball note lists Americans versus Detroit at American League Park at 4 PM today.
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New York Times
Ington
Thorbrood
Reflection
Imp
Zom
Virgil
Julius Bauer
Kenmore Farm
Reina
Judith Campbell
Martin Rourke
James Re Keene
Colin
Sheepehead Bay
Belmont Park
Celt
F. A. Forsythe
Kentucky
Boston Beats St Louis 9-1 Behind Early Lead
In a game delayed by early control issues for Jomie and Beebe, Boston jumps ahead in the first three innings and holds on to win 9 to 1 over St. Louis. Fromme, McGlynn, and Beebe split pitching duties as Boston scores with Delehanty homer and Browne triple.
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ST. Louis
Jomie and
Beebe
Boston
Ferguson
Gilbert
McGisnn
Pioves
Clworate
BySto- Osa Ees Ea? FC
Delehanty
Bates
Browne
Fromme
MicGiynn
Breaumont
Ritchey
Dahlen
Bause— Bowerman
Bowerman
O'Rourke
Kenetehy
McGann
Promme
McGlynn
Empire
Mr. Emslie
Pittsburg blanked Philadelphia 6 to 0 in shutout win
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 6 to 0. Titus made a running catch in the third inning sealing the shutout as Camnitz worked for Pittsburg and Richie pitched for Philadelphia amid a low scoring game.
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Ittsburg
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Titus
Fittsburg
Camnitz
Richie
Courtney
Clarke
Wilson
Osborne
Grant
Bransfield
Doolin
Dooin
Richte
Messrs
Klemn
Rudderham
Fordham Fordham Hosts Columbia in Local Series At Home
Fordham Field at 190th Street and Third Avenue hosts Fordham University versus Columbia in the second game of a local series. The Bronx collegians have played top ball this season and remain undefeated at home. A tougher test awaits Thursday when Notre Dame visits, as the Westerners produced strong play last year and a sharp contest is anticipated.
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Fordham Field
190Th Street
Third Avenue
Fordham University
Columbia
Bronx Collegians
Fordham
Notre Dame
Westerners
British women’s open golf begins at St Andrews in May
Play started on the historic St Andrews links with an eighteen hole stroke round. Five American players competed as wind and difficult conditions produced high scores. M I Phelps led Americans with 105 while Frances C 1900 finished 106. BF Suttie won with 138 as many players tore up scores.
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BF Suttie
Mane
English player Miles wins opening Olympic court tennis match
At Queen's Club on May 18 the court tennis tournament began with Eustace H. Miles defeating Charles E. Sands of New York in straight sets 6 3, 16 3, 6 3.
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Trdndon
Queen's Club
Eustace H. Miles
Charles E. Sands
New York
Champion Crew to Row at Harlem Regatta Memorial Day
At a Harlem Regatta Association meeting, Chairman Mulcahy announced an exhibition by the Atalanta Boat Club world champion eight and a time trial on the Harlem River course. Efforts aim to add Bach elors Bar ge Club of Philadelphia against Columbia and NYAC. entries slow due to weather. schools De Witt Clinton Stuyvesant Commerce Townsend Harris Hall expected to enter.
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Harlem Regatta Association
Harlem Casino
John J.F. Mulcahy
Harlem River
Atalanta Boat Club
Pullman, Til
Worcester
Mass
Freeman
Bachelors’ Barge Club
Philadelphia
Columbia University
New York Athletic Club
Harry Penn Burke
Middle States Regatta Association
Mulcahy
J. A. Miller, Jr
American Rowing Association
Harlem
de Witt Clinton
Stuyvesant Commerce
Townsend Harris Hall
Embryo Golf Champions Open With Star Field At Haltusrol
Ninety entries from twenty three clubs contest the Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Haltusrol Club near Short Hills New Jersey. Jerome D Travers defends his title and leads a strong field that includes Walter J Travis Findlay S Douglas Max Behr Howard Giffin James D Foot Charles El MacDonald C J Sullivan and many other Metropolitan and ex Metropolitan champions.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Haltusrol Club
Short Hills
N. J
Hst
Jerome D. Travers
Montclair
Travers
Jiunington Valley
Philadelphia
George T. Brokaw
Garden City
Max Behr
Morris County
W. C. Carnegie
John Reid, Jr
A. M Robbins
St. Andrew's
James D. Foot
Apawamis
Charlies el
Powelton
E.L. Rhett
W. BR. Rhett
Daniel Chauncey
Charles H. Seely
Wee Burn
Westbrook
Harold Wilcox
West Side Club Racquet Matches Open Singles and Doubles
More than twenty players began singles at the West Side Lawn Tennis Club on 116th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Cushman beat Trask 6-5, Homans def Dr. Lee 6-?. Bull defeated Charnock by default. Cornwall beat Torrey 3-?. Cragin, Johnson, Calhoun Cragin, Wigham, Moen, Inman, Redman, Dignne won rounds. Open doubles at Harlem Club saw McMichael/Barnes defaulted. Mollenhauer/Burt and Palmer/Grant posted wins. semifinals set. Consolation singles and later rounds also listed.
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West Side Lawn
116Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
James SS. Cushman
Thomas C. Trask
Shep Homans
Dr. H. T. Lee
Charles M. Bull, Jr
M. S. Charnock
J. S. Cornwall
J. S. Torrey
William BR. Cragin, Jr
I. C. Leaycraft
S. Johnson
T. E. Tomlinson
Calhoun Cragin
R. H. Roe
T—Id
R. E. Wigham
C G. Bartlett
Edward (. Moen
H. S.mellick
Sir Frederick Inman
F. P. Fuller
Harlem Club
131St. Street
Seventh Avenue
F. H. McMichael
R. Barnes
Harlem
R. M. Beckley
New York
Henry J. Mollenhauer
L. M. Burt
Kings County
Hamilton Grange
William
William ¥#. Connell and Dr. William Rosenbaum
Bedford Park
W. €. Grant
Richard H. Palmer
York
Dr. McMichael
W Hariem
H.marcus
Art van Praag
Rockaway
L. H. Fitch
J.P. Paret
West Side
Henry J. Molenhauer
Joseph F. Condon
G. Smith
Westchester
Grant
H. Marcus
L. H. van Praag
Lombard
G. J. Foran
H. Hassford
Dr. Lombard
A. Bassford, Jr
Roy Richey
W. M. Fitch
E. Lee
R. Barres
P. J. Phaelen
Intercity Women's Tennis Matches Open in Brookline
A New York team led by Mrs. Barger Wallach and fellow players Fearey Miles Hammond met a Boston quartet headed by Margaret Curtis Rotch Sears Fenno at the Country Club courts. Doubles and singles scores show Boston wins in mixed and doubles play with upcoming singles matches listed for Tuesday morning.
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Brookline
Mass
New York
Boston
New_York
Barger-Wallach
Fearey
Miles
Hammond
Margaret Curtis
Rotch
Eleanor Sears
Fenno
Edith Rotch
Louise Hammond
A. N. Miles
Majrion Fenno
M. L. Fearey
Shurtleaff
A. S. Dabney
arger-Wallach
H. C. Johnson
Ant
Miss Evelyn
Sears
D. P. Heades
Miss Rotch
Nelson Jr. Miles
Jorges- Wallac
Columbia University Tennis Championship Opens With Early Rounds
Columbia held the first two rounds and one third round match of its annual singles tennis championship yesterday. The report lists numerous match results across the first two rounds with several defaults and tight scores, highlighting players such as T. A. Wardlaw, H. P. Tish, C. H. Howe, and W. D. Wise, among others.
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Columbia University
T. A. Wardlaw
H. P. Tish
C. H. Howe
C W. Cutler
I. H. *. Thomas
A. G. Comstock
P. G
Ak N. Shaw
S.H. Childs
A. P. Mathews
R. W. Mockridge
A.S. Lowrta
BB. Smythe
Y N. Bangs
L. R.reed
T. M. Haines
C. Hine
Hoekhberger
Cardozo
G. Hawley
ML. Lee
C. H. Nammeck
S. L. Wise
T. Colowe
A. Thomas
W. D. Tie
Ww. L. Wood
Waitt
S. H. Childs
R. V. L. Haxby
Rypinski
J. E. Putnam
H.C. Todd
0. Birchbereer
G. Haley
L. Fleishman
A.ay Swords
Tos
W. C. Buckesh
D. Lasher
L.L. Fleishman
Ww. G. Buckesh
Belmont Park upset as Grapple wins after Juggler foul
Juggler originally crossed first in the Harlem Stakes but was disqualified after Shaw claimed a foul by Grapple. Grapple, racing with Rene Shaw aboard, was declared the winner, while Rye finished third and Spooner led early before fading. Other races featured Gliding Belle and Rara Avis as notable long shots amid a crowded Belmont Park card.
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Juggler
Peak
Grapple
Harlem
Spooner
Rye
Becaus
Juggle
Shaw
Aioe
Jockey Club
Casque
Notter
Disnes
Joe Madden
Garner
Statesman
Musgrave
Tod
Koerner
May River
Dugan
Bob Vests
Ralbek
MceCarthy
Ah Pon the
Powell
Ben Krush-Rosegarland
J. R. Keene
James Rowe
Brussel
Serry Stewney
Lady Irma
Shilling
Font
Sumter
To l Ate Iy Neeeaeoes Cavalleri
McCarthy
B. F
Belle’s Commoner
William F. Schulte
R. P.rooks
Opales Reskiance Rye
Arasee
Berren
Jarmine
Woward
Terkeley
Ltifleman
McDaniel
Oxford
Wellbourne
É Kiliecrankie
G. Lynch
E- Dugan
Campaigner
Seo Arity de Oh Epees
Fme
C. G
Dieudonne-Caress
Heverwyck Stable
D. Woodford
Stugeler
Woolsthorpe-Embrace
Frank J. Farrell
Dorante
Shreve
Roannes Big Chief
Shadow Glance
Mh. Dugan
Miss Marjorie
Mazuma
H. c
Pessara-Laly Augusta
F. A. Forsythe
R. Colston
Rara Avis
F. Dugan
Eoeeseeis OS Harcourt
F Carfolitor
Hartford Roy
W. Burns
Ten
Courtesy
Bergen
T. Koerner
C. Miller
OSL Sco
Wes Eesacen Polar Ster
Brannon
Is Oils
Br. Or Blk. c
St. George-Hundley
J. W. McClelland
W. M. Wallace
Harlem pool championship at Holland Academy concludes
John Kerwood defeated John Fay to win the Harlem championship and a gold prize of $20. The tournament awards list Kerwood first, Fay second, and Barney Callahan third.
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Harlem
Holland Academy
119Th Street
Third Avenue
John Kerwood
John Fay
Barney Callahan
Automobiles for Race Track from Times Building
Automobiles depart Broadway entrance Times Building daily at 12 30 noon and 1 00 PM. Fare 1 09.
Isotta Wins Targa Florio in Speed Triumph
Milan May 18 Trucco drove the Isotta Fraschini to victory in the Targa Florio over fourteen rivals on the Sicily course. Lancia finished second in a Fiat, thirteen minutes behind. The same car won the Padova Bolanenza race last month with Trucco defeating Nazzaro and Minoia. The Isotta achieved speeds over seventy five miles per hour. Hamilton of Isotta Import Co. expressed elation.
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Milan
Trucco
Sicily
Europe
Lancia
Fiat
Padova Bolanenza
Trueco
Nazzaro
Minoia
Isotta
Italy
Tisotta
Lewis Strang
Savannah
Briarcliff
C. M. Hamilton
Isotta Import Co
Broadway
New York
Targa Florio Trucco
Isotta Fraschini
Lancia Fiat
Padova Bolaventa
H. P. Isotta Fraschini
Trucce
Padova
Quaker City Regatta Draws Wide Entrants to Sixth Annual Race
Philadelphia hosts the sixth annual American Rowing Association regatta this Saturday with over forty crews registered. Baltimore adds two interscholastic eight entries while seven eights compete in the main event. Competing colleges include Harvard Yale Pennsylvania and New York University alongside city and prep schools Casetadifia Georgetown McKinley Washington Baltimore Latin Baltimore Polytechnic Central High and Central Manual Training.
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Philadelphia
American Rowing Association
Baltimore
Casetadifia
New York- Georgetown Preparatory
McKinley School
Washington
Baltimore Latin
Baltimore Polytechnic
Central High
Central Manual Training
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
New York University
Fishing and Fishermen Dominate Tide Time Notes
Report from Canarsie steamboat area notes fishermen turning to eel fishing, with eel traps and tar lure methods cited. An elderly Jamaica resident is reported to have hauled twenty eight ice on Sunday as part of local fishing activity.
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New Lon
Sanity Hook
Gov
Canarsie
Jamaica
Belmont Park Racing Schedule Trains and Box Sales Stand
Racing at Belmont Park notes May dates and train departures from Flatbush and Flatbush A Brooklyn with times. Trains run on opening day Saturdays and Decoration Day, with parlor car service reserved for Turf and Field Club members and annual subscribers. Box office details include Waldorf Astoria and Pinkerton's at 47 Broadway.
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Belmont Park
Flatbush
Brooklyn
East Sith St
Turf and Field Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Pinkerton
Broadway
Willie Mangos to fight Lew Riyal in six round card
Willie Mangos, fresh from Baltimore after stopping Kid Atrelt in five rounds, signed to face Lew Riyal of Philadelphia in a six round bout at National Athletic Club arena on Twenty fourth Street tonight. The card features Harry Lewis versus Hitte, Eddie Toy versus Joe Adams, and Jack McDermott against Will McDonald. Managers Griffiths and Jennings attend ringside.
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Willie Mangos
Mas
Baltimore
Kid Atrelt
Manny Harvey
Lew Riyal
Philadephia
National Athletic Club
Arena
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Hitte
Albany
Eddie Toy
San Francisco
Joe Adams
Boston
Jack McDermott
Will McDonald
Griffiths
Yankees
Jennings
Detroit
Ebineiing
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Ings
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Ih. B. Kirk & CO
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Reinford
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Apprentice Allo
Targa Floria
Quaker City Regatta
Wm. Vogel & Son
Houston St
Mae Isotta Fraschine
H. P. Isotta
Isotta Import Company
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Stuyvesant Hi
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Curtis Nith
Curtis
S. Reppo
J. Reppo
Davidson J . c. Austria
J, M, Quinby & CO
Quincy
11Th St
6Th Av
Hudson Tunnels
Sa St. Jerry
Automobile Body Builders
Newark,n. J
Acgme Tires & Ee
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Pine Bolos
AUTO
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Lie Corbin
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Poway
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Biway
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the Hol-Afan Co
G. J St & Gli
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Pal
Lozier
MOTUR
Mercedes
Pullman
J. Renault Royal Tou Thomas
WHITE
Edo John
W. Sutton
Bway & Ead
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