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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
1
Defeat Narrowly in Gamy Local Baseball Match
Sarasota supporters lament a hard fought loss as Bradenton holds off late rallies. Mack Christy misplayed a key chance, Alvarez misplayed a grounder, and Conzelman pitched well but couldn’t close. Hughey Brown steadied after a rough start, Gumprecht made a running catch, two men reached for Sarasota but the pinch hit never came. The final score remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Christy
Alvarez
Conzelman
Hughey Brown
Bradentown
Gumprecht
Bradenton Beats Sarasota 3-1 With Late Inning Runs
Bradenton and Sarasota played a low scoring game as Bradenton scored two runs in the top of the ninth to pull away. Sarasota mustered a single run in the fourth and left runners on base in key moments. The final score stood 3-1 in favor of Bradenton.
Baseball box score summary for Elliott and Conzelman lead
Elliott and Conzelman collect three base hits while Elliott adds two. Leon and Scott steal bases as Young allows two walks to Conzelman and Brown. Young fans nine, Conzelman five, Brown two. Game lasts 2:30 with umpires Anthony and Waterman. 508 attendance. J Harry King is scorekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Leon
Conzelman
H. Elliott
Young
Brown
Scott
Cordio
Wyatt
Johnston
Anthony
Waterman
J. Harry King
Bradenton Beats Sarasota 7 3 In Slow Baseball Match
In a seldom-exciting Sarasota contest Bradenton defeated Sarasota 7 to 3. The sole highlight came in the eighth when Leon hit a three base hit to left. Umpire Waterman drew criticism for many disputed calls as locals batted. Corchio left the mound early with Brown finishing.
Pitcher’s wild exit as umpire calls decide game
Two runners scored after he passed first base, leaving the pitcher furious at the umpire’s calls. The text notes the decisions influenced the outcome, with a box score following for details.
Unclear game details with multiple players noted
Two base hits by H Elliott and Young plus a three base hit by Leon. Four players drew walks, and multiple strikeouts are listed. Sacrifices by H Elliott and Watkins. Stolen bases recorded for Wyatt Scott Loron do Alvarez and Brown. Time 1 55. Umpire Waterman. Attendance 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradentown
Elliott
Rood
Johnston
Young
Watkins
Wyatt
Gumprecht
Scott
Sarasota
H. Elliott
Leon
Corchio
Brown
Lorondo
Alvarez
J. Harry King
Waterman
President A B Edwards Flags at Women's Club
A. B. Edwards presided at a flag raising ceremony at the Woman's Club, with the event attended by the All Round Good Fellow Head and a 40 foot staff feature.
Manatee County Board of Trade Holds Nominating Session
The Manatee County Board of Trade met in Sar asota with Vice President A B Edwards presiding at 10 00. Nominating committee named President A B Edwards First Vice President Chas D Allen Second Vice President J H Humphries Secretary Dr Chas J Majory. A flag raising at the Woman's Club featured Naval Militia members and a patriotic poem by Mrs Frances Adams Halsted, with proceeds aiding orphans of American soldiers and sailors. Sixteen Sarasota girls and four Naval Militia members participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manatee
Chas. D. Allen
Palmetto
J. H. Humphries
Bradentown
Chas. J. Majory
Woman’s Club
Jack Halton
Sarasota
Henry Grinton
Claude Hebb
F. P. Reigel
E. P. Kennedy
Mother Ross
Frances Adams Halsted
Columbia
War Department
The Star Spangled Banner Poem
A historical stanza from a patriotic poem praising the flag and nation. It recalls dawn light, victory, and unity, with exalted language about liberty and God guiding the United States. The piece blends imagery of battle, homeland, and national pride.
Sailors Rescued After Tampa Tow For Stranded Vessel
Four sailors from the steamer Albert Super rowed 40 miles in Gulf waters after propeller shaft trouble left their ship unable to move. With no wireless on passing boats, they sent to Tampa for a tow then sent a rowboat ashore for help. The crew, led by Mate Daniels, was fed at Blackwood's restaurant before proceeding to Tampa for repairs. The vessel owned by Bohemia Lumber Co of Mobile carried 5 000 cross ties bound for Nuevitas Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Tampa
Cuba
al. Copey
Mate Daniels
A. Johnson
Claude Williams
K. Anderson
Blackwood
Nuevitas
Bohemia Lumber Company
Mobile
Pensacola
Taylor Shade Nuptials Reported After Morning Wedding
Miss Stella E Shade and Cary M Taylor were married by Judge O C Teate at his office on Sunday morning. They left for LaBelle for a honeymoon then plan to settle in Sarasota. Mrs Shade is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Shade of Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella E. Shade
Cary M. Taylor
O. C. Teate
LaBelle
Sarasota
Mrs. Taylor
J. H. Shade
Hyde Park Addition
Sarasota Woman's Club Hosts Nominating Session and Red Cross Benefit
Executive committee members from Manatee and surrounding areas are named with officers and holdovers. The gathering at the Woman's Club house included a dinner, a collection for the Red Cross, patriotic songs, a prayer, and remarks by Attorney John F. Burkett praising the Sarasota club and its wartime relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Latham
John F. Burkett
Woman’s Club
Sarasota
France
Red Cross
Sarasota Club
Let the Rich Pay War Tax Explain How to Fund Levy
A wartime advisory urges a wealth based tax to fund government efforts. It outlines methods to raise revenue from high earners and explains planned allocations amid national mobilization. The piece emphasizes accountability and fairness in taxation while calling for broad public support.
Pinchot urges taxing plutocrats to ease burden on common people
Amos Pinchot told the Senate finance committee in Washington that government funding should come from the wealth of plutocrats rather than overburdened consumers. He claimed one and a half to two billion dollars could be raised from the rich, a view largely ignored by the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Pinchot
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Pinchot
Senate Committee
Great Briton
Great Briin
Ireland
England
United States
Sarasota Red Cross Auxiliary Aids Navy Families At War
The Sarasota Auxiliary of the Red Cross, active for two months, reports 82 members and $244 raised. They prepare surgical dressings and comfort bags for Sarasota Naval Militia, send supplies to Washington, knit sponges, and support sailors from the Battleship Florida. President Mrs. Joseph Halton notes strong community help and sympathy for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Great National Organization
The
Red Cross
Washington
France
Navy
American National Red Cross
Congress
Sarasota Woman’s
Hugh Sims Joins Lieutenant Philip's Store Clerking
Hugh Sims begins clerking in the store run by Lieutenant John W. Philip, marking a new assignment within the local business operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Sims
John W. Philip
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Sorondo
E Alvarez
Franklin
Harry
Sarasota Boys
A. Corcho
Cooper
P. Corcho
A. B. Edwards
Real Live Wire
Manatee County
Naval Militia
America
Earth
Albert
Gulf of Mexico
Taylor
Shade
E. P. Hubbell
Bra
Dentown
M. C. Compton
Myakka City
H. T. Bennett
J. H. Kennedy
Terra Ceia
S. R. Thompson
Parrish
F. D. Waite
H. H. Rogerson
Ellenton
E. N. Reasoner
Oneco
W. L. Dunn
Nokomis
L. G. Johnson
Miakka
George W. Blackburn
Messrs
Majory
Hubbell
E. B. Rood
Woman’s Club House
Edwards
Bradentown Journal
Red Cross Society of
Committee OF the Senate
Red Cross Organization
Army
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