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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
1
A terse headline notes a sequence of alternating wins and losses in a sports or competition setting. It reflects a balanced pattern with no additional context on teams, scores, or dates.
Sarasota traveled to Bradenton last Thursday and dominated with seven hits against pitcher Neece, as Bradenton’s efforts faltered. The locals highlighted strong plays from Corchio and Lorondo, while Bemused Bradenton fans debated lineup changes after four defeats and a draw.
Two base hits by Elliott and Conzelman mark the offense while Elliott and Sorondo notch three base hits. Pitchers Corchio Neece and Wyatt combine eight strikeouts each with multiple walks and wild pitches. Christy Leon Sorondo Alvarez steal bases as the game lasts 1 45 with 250 in attendance.
Jake Miller and Palmetto fans cheered Sarasota as Leon went five at bats with two runs, one hit and four put outs. Sarasota totaled eight runs, thirteen hits and eight assists with no errors. Corchio pitched strongly striking out eight batters.
A card from Clarence Bogart and his wife reports a northern trip in their automobile. They display roadside signs to Sarasota Florida and advertise West Coast Realty properties while noting a 110 foot soft maple tree growing from the courthouse tower. The note describes the tree as a freak of nature, about forty years old, four inches wide, and previously four trees on the tower.
A bold宣 proclamation heralds Sarasota as a coming hub for commerce with hopes of drawing buyers and sellers to a thriving market. The piece envisions growth in retail and export activity anchored by local merchants and regional networks.
Members of Woman's organization promise a genuine shore dinner for all who attend the meeting. The event aims to showcase community spirit and hospitality with a welcoming atmosphere for guests and members alike.
Manatee County Board of Trade plans a large turnout for its annual officers’ election and a full program featuring Professor McQuarrie on livestock and farming, Good Roads talk by A F Cocke, and crop tips from County Demonstrator Clayton.
The remark notes that only a small number of dresses create a broad silhouette at the hip, implying a tailoring trend favoring slim waists and streamlined cuts. It reflects fashion commentary on garment shaping and styling choices.
A caretaker has been secured to move in Tuesday at the farmers' bungalow. The rooms will be opened daily for farmers and out of town guests are welcome. The Woman's Club urges guests to use the resting place provided.
A compact feature reflects on the spirit and fate of the nation through the refrain The youth of this nation. The piece evokes concern and calls for renewed civic engagement amid unsettled times.
Sunday services announced with morning sermon Christ's Work a Completed Work and evening topic Sins of the Mind. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m, Sunday school at 9 30 a m. C W Latham invites all to attend.
A. B. Edwards loaded a car with pretty girls for last Thursday's baseball game in Bradenton. The event drew local attention as spectators described the outing as a social gathering tied to the game day.
Judge C. O. Teate's East Main street offices buzzed with J. Louis Houle and assistants as they registered young men for army and navy conscription. McGinty worked on the porch while Houle and Prof. Yarbrough handled inside, with cards from across the country, including Detroit and Akron.
Manatee County Commissioners meet in Bradenton on June 4 1917 to approve payments for Ditch District notes and road district work. The board also confirms Notary public bond for C O Teate and authorizes right of way and a new roadway extension on Siesta Key to Bahia Vista Avenue with costs not to exceed 300 dollars. Additionally bricks from Osprey Avenue may be reused for Sarasota Heights roadway work.
County commissioners consider options for repurposing unused brick from public works projects. They plan a study to assess potential bids, site needs, and cost impacts for reuse in future infrastructure. Officials urge local input at upcoming meeting.
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