Parker Bridget & Co Sales Day Brings Clearance Deals
Parker Bridget & Co announces a Sales Day with heavy reductions on garments. The ad touts the P B and Co guarantee of style quality and workmanship, highlighting blue serges included in the sale with prices shown such as 35.50 and 1881.25.
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Parker, Bridget & Co
Grand Circuit Races Open With Surprises and Penalties
Opening Grand Circuit races at tran? Rapids featured unsettled rules and varied speeds. Serierr Durfee faced a $200 fine for not winning as Helen etUea claimed victories in early heats. Helen Stites dominated the third and fifth heats, while 207 pacing saw strong showings from Archdales and Beirne. New scoring rules tied money to total points, reshaping prize distribution across events.
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Tran
Rapida
Geant
Aleryon
Grand Rapids Railway
Seriie Rr Durfee
Helen etUea
Navy
Aletson
Jiotre Archdales
Teod Dollar
Helen Stilaa
Lilie Arechrlate
Helen Stites
Durfee
Rot
Awordl Featscott Pollar
Rapids Railway
Todd
Beirne
Leane
Wing
Fuing Jim
Trong O
Cale
Accam
Debsas
Abadei
Nutkeno Shorey
Egany Aia
Bea Han
Murphy
Kove Daptre
Deaod
Eter
Parmar
Serge Feies Bog
Bert Ns Ae
Koy Star
Om McVahon
Dl Tuna
Olana Teotting
Aleryon Pures
Sidney
Geers
Cochato
Geer Rau
Las Maria M
Berreu
Stow
Aga Aroma M Kinney
Oar
Lord Goyton
Brady
Dom Wea
Geora
Dia
Bates
Visory
Gregory the Coat
Bisa Bell
Bom
Boras
Terry
Lare Paul, Bom
Peasock
Rodness
American runners qualify in two Olympic contests
Stockholm July 2 The Olympic trials produced thrills with the 1600 meter and 400 meter flat events, American runners advancing. Seven Americans reached finals in the 1600 meters while Kahanamoku led in the 100 meter semifinals, and Bouin looked strong in distance heats amid delays and evolving formats.
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Stockholm
Great Britain
Germany
Apple Garth
Bouin
W. M. McCurdy
Melvin W. Sheppard
L Oa. A
L. C. Madeira
University of Pennsylvania
Spo
A. Hare
Norman Tebler
Brown University
Bret
P. J. Baker
Anberger
Abel R. Kiviat
TA. A. C
Herbert N. Qevem
Cornel University
von Gigel
Srigon
F. Hedlund
Boston
A. A
Wagland
E. Wide
Sweden
Festi Wii McClura
Olympic A. A
San Francisco
W Cottin
George V. Bonhag
A. Decoteau
Canadan
F. N. Hibbins
England
Louis Scott
South Paterson
C. Ahfitet
Joseph Keeper
Manitoba
W. Hutton
Neconda
M Karlsson
Brat
E. Glover
C. H. A. Porter
A. Kolehmainen
Finland
H. Nordstrom
T. $. Berna
Cornell
J. Bout
France
T. Oblesen
F. W. Johansson
Thune
Boniffcal
G. R. Hodgson
Canada
Hatford
Hardwick
Australis
Lastorres
Austeis
Firets
Tim
Harry J. Hebser
United States
Atz
Lake Malar
Lewis
South Africa
Gratt
Carl Gehutte
Kansas
Cly
St. Louis
Nationals Lose to Naps in Wild Twinbill Mischief and Motion
Nationals starters Hughes or Vaughn pitched, while Davis chose Baskette or Steen. Nap Jackson stood out amid Petty’s solid control and a late miscue by Foster denying Lajoie extra hits. Tarbell emerged as Cleveland’s new left hander, and Nash impressed as a Brown University shortstop draft pick.
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Hughes
Vaughn
Nationals
Davis
Baskette
Steen
Jackson
Petty
Foster
Lajoie
Johnson
Cleveland
Tarbell
Nash
Brown, University
Eastern College
Moslier
Barney
Banks
Meg
Washington
Ainsmith
Birmingham
Moeller
New York
Shanks
O'Neill
Blanding
McBride
Henry
Tennis Players Leave Courts in Seabright Heat
Seabright New Jersey heat disrupted the lawn tennis meet at Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club. R D Little retired from singles and doubles. G F Touchard partnered with him in doubles before default. Clothier beat Plummer in singles. Behr advanced to semis after defeating Mahan. doubles saw several retirements and defaults.
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Seabright
N.J
Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
R. D. Little
G F. Touchard
R. N. Williams
Pennsylvania
H. P
Yale
Hackett
Mahan
H. H. Heckett
L. B. Mahon
M. Mace
G. M. Church, Jr
Princeton
N. W. Niles
A. B Dabney
Bostonians
Edgar W. Leonard
Robert Leroy
Little
G. F. Touchard
Behr
Loffler Presses Independence Lead in Key Games Today
Independence League standings hinge on today and tomorrow results. Loffler faces Na tional Athletic Club, aiming to extend a slim edge over Pepeo, who trail by two wins. Manhattan’s Hughes drove a 6 3 victory with Dampler’s homer as Southland drops to fourth. War and C&L trade blowouts in departmental play.
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National Athletic Club
Loffier
Pepco
Pepeo
Electricians
Southland
Manhattan
Hughes
Scott Dampler
S Land
Lemerie
Heinrich
Dampler
Hunt
C. Dampier
Hugheston
Basse
Hy Birch
Dampier
Ritschy
Spaulding
Birch
C Dampier
W. Donnelly
Hughes Taylor
Menefer
Mr. Betts
Security, 25, Standard prevail in easy win
American Security fell to Standard 25 to 1 in the Columbia League. Standard piled up 18 hits while drawing eight walks and making eight errors by American Security, aided by seven pitchers and several runners left on base. Zachary led with two home runs and Dyer added a third, as Camello and Bralove split pitching duties for Standard.
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Commerce and Labor
Barbaro
Roberts
Sigourney
Bealle
Tucker
Riese
La'conner
Stewart
Shawn
Caey
Rowley
Pas
Flone
McLarren
Russell
War
Beale
sidte—Roberts
Barbera
Rore
Caney
Wateon
Hy Bell
Béalle
Baila
Pinner
Collistower
Geme
Bankers
AP McDald
King
Flayes
Keys
Riddle
Flood
Zachary
B've
Davin
Crwiey
Wen
Rt Doo
Cametto
Greene
Os Kings
Hayes
McDon Ald
McDonald
Riddin
Davia
West
Boykin
Dyer
Flenil
Camello
Bralove
Pientl
Hite
Onf
Flenlt
Fient
Flen
Davie
Davis
Boykin Flenk
E. King
Came
Camelo
Mr. Hughes
Printers
Trinity
Wisconsin Avenue
Bueses
Abhore
ABD
Goucher
Mtangh
Dultan
Ellett
Homan
Withide
Lewshear
Jacobeon
Futter
Oo Panera
Setboia
Cohenry Wilcox
Scpott
Towwin
McLarin
Jacobson
Fitzgibbona
Lichtenwalnar
Balis
Stockman
Marmal
Mesys Bullivan Eng Coombs
Capital A. C
Rockaways
North Capitol
L Streets
C. Abhore
Cleveland
Mulvey
Buren
Tou Moye
Broos
van B'rk
McNeil
Mullen
Dooley
Kotner
Coogan
Rooksways
Brooks
Bouts
Moye
Coppingham
Staley
Cox
Baie
Germantown Cricketers Lead Toronto and Philadelphia
Germantown Cricket Club opened with 26 runs against Rosedale Cricket Club of Toronto, totaling 65 for six wickets. W. P. O'Neill scored 102 for Germantown while Capt. H. G. Wookey led Rosedale with 3. South Atlantic League scores include Columbia 3, Albany & Columbus 42, Jacksonville 0, Macon 1, Savannah 0.
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Germantown Cricketers
Toronto
Philadelphia
Germantown Cricket Club
Rosedale Cricket Club
W. P. O'Neill
Columbia
Albany
Columbus
Jacksonville
Macon
Savannah
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Carolina Association
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Taber
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Kahanamoku
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Morrow
Applegarth
Marty J. Hebner
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Joseph
Grigge
Gandil
Turner
Adams
Packinpaugh
Mitchell
Birningham
Livingston Adams
Mitcha
Easter
Bobr
Loffler
Independence League
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O'Donnell
Humphries
Ruoso
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Hirer
HH Mnapp
Heghy
Gallagher
Mertz
Mertz & Mertz Co
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Panama
Bangkok
Otis Balbriggan O Gause Lisle
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Brighton Garters
Alex. B. Gusdorf
H. G. Wookey
Rosedale
Skinny Shaner
United State
Odners
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