P B Midsummer Sale Offers Tailored Suits at Reduced Prices
Olympic Honors Go to Americans Amateur Commission Lets Down Bars Store Hours Adjusted to six Saturdays. The P B Midsummer Sale, long public, offers discounts on hand tailored suits including Blue Serges Panamas Homespuns Worsteds and fancy mixtures with prices ranging from 45 down to 10.75 dollars.
Loffler and Pepco in Eight Inning Scoreless Tie
A college league game ended 0 0 after eight frames with Loffler and Pepco each failing to score. Pitching duel and strong fielding highlighted by baserunning and key defensive plays, while neither side could break through late.
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Loffler
Pepco
Laos
Ats
Donles
Affc
Cedesaer
Ba Ata
Pepoo
Rothirl
Howards
Fury
Gill
Tereen
Morris
Smith
Flower Boys
Facta
Moray Os
Loffler Inne
Loisle Dat
Han Tye
Tsaal
Hewat
Otis
Moran Ab
Maddox Cf
Mest
Wakter
Oveless
Burkett
Sathp
Bradys
Tata
Howard Our
Fran Boa Ag
Lsifler
Eeper & Comer
Beton A
Fico
Morao
Aa Rice
Pia Urrea Myern
Barton Vouble
Gil
Ph Barton Cimatre
Mr Belts
Amateur games today across multiple city leagues
Columbia League features Sixteenth atrest and Columbia toxd. Various leagues such as Southern Railway vs Braddock in Departmental League and Government League at White House Ellipse. Other matchups include Agriculture vs War East Washington League and North Central matches in Capital City and Treasury leagues with Civil Service vs Hydrographic.
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Columbia
Atrest
Southern Railway
Braddock
White Howe
Interior
Commerce
Labor
Government
White House
Washington League
Thirteeth
D Streets
Metropolitan
Firat Methodiat Protestant Marquetts
Thirty-fifth Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Medicos
Printwest
Northern
Georgia Avenue
Kenyon Street
Lenton
Waverly
Independence League
Firat
Southland
National
North Carolina
Ingram
Capital City
North Capitol
Marine
Capital A. C
Treasury
Civil Service
Hydrographic
Nativity Beats Lincoln 10-3 in Sunday School League
Nativity defeated Lincoln 10 to 3 with notable play by Luscombe Johnson and Cahill. Scoring included Eliott and Johnson homer threats. Burns pitched for Nativity and Seabright for Lincoln. Appalachian League notes show Johnson City 8 Morristown 3.
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Nativity
Lincoln
Luscombe
Johnson
Cahill
Ae Green
Long
Thompson
Ewetoey
Murrst
HS Son
Selbright
Luscombe Cf
Herbert
Murr Eliott
H Smithson
Cobitt
Dougherty
I Lincoln
Burns
Seabright
Durty
H Smithson Luscombe
Cobill
Durity
Sweeney
Murr
Vene Abie
Herald Triumph Over Northern AB Potion Andrews
Herald defeats Northern AB Potion Andrews by score in a game highlighted by Dalian and Ramedell star turns. Three trips to the pan by Coleman for a triple and a pair of singles, with multiple players contributing in a wide range of innings.
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Herall
Andrews
Dalian
Ramedell
Coleman
O'Conner
Cranston
Norris
Kavadetl
Thomas
Brent
Uemans
Gordon
Nicholport
Allen Th
Tipton
Totele
Andrews Merski
Mace Ramadell
Thompson
Dotsman
Conners Norris Wright
Herald
Brien
Tiptom
Oren
Doleman Els
Dolemen
Hiear
Mare Wright
Thomas Tipton
Feste
Brien Wright
Brien Pamodballe
Peake
Doleman
Mr Jenkins
Exemption in Amateur Baseball Rules Sparks District Meeting
At a lengthy amateur commission session in the District, extenuating circumstances led to waiving standard rules. Capital City League members argued over Pumping Station players claimed by Sewage Pumping Station rivals, with Steele and Buscher granted appeals but not reinstatement under strict rule enforcement.
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Alfred L. Stern
Amateur Commission
Capital City League
George Cornell
Cornell
Steele
Buncher
Davis
Shipley
Martin
Edward Beach
Pumping Station
Com Iniasion
Earl Steele
Phil Buscher
O Roakes
Independence League
W. Cornelius
Sunday School League
A. Angier
Northern Association
John B. Nicholson
University of Missouri
B. Blanchard
Boston
A. A
James Wendell
New York
Beach
Algar Wendell
Marquette
Nada
Railroad League
George A. Chisholm
Nally
NCO
Royston
Roakes
Navy Yard
Litz
Cheng
Giovannetti
Lite
Capital Athletic Club
Stars and Stripes Triumph at Olympic Games
Stockholm July 11 United States dominates events with several golds including pole vault where Harry Babcock Columbia, Mark Wright Dartmouth, and Frank Nelson Yale lifted the flag after strong showings. Ralph Rose and Patrick McDonald win weight events, Ralph Craig wins 200 meters, while other finals see close finishes and notable performances by American and international athletes.
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Stockholm
United States
Harry
Babcock
Columbia University
New York
Mark
Wright
Dartmouth
Frank T. Melson
Yale
Columbia
Nelson
Ted
W. R Applegarth
Rau
Stretc
Craig
Lippincott
Abplegarth
Applegarth
Gf. L. Anderson
England
Martin W Hawking
Multnomah
A. CG
Audra
France
R Bie
Norway
Wicksheim
Finland
H Wieslander
Sweden
Frret
de Guanderaz
A A Scond
A von Henninghausen
Germany
James Wendell
George A Chisholm
Boston
A A
G R L Anderson
Frea W Kelly
Geattle A. A
HE. H Blakeney
W. "Wickholm
John’ R Cage
University of Illinois
Edwin M Pritchert
Gtl Andre
Ralph C Craig
Detroit
M. CG. A. Fret
Donald Lippincott
University of Pennsylvania
W Applegarth
Harry Babcock
Frank T Nelson
Yale University
Mark S. Wright
Ralph Rose
Olympic A. C
Patrick [Zotigbound
TAAC
Taac, Second, “H. Niklander
Pinal
George Goulding
Ontario
Canada
E J Webb
F. ‘Anttmnant
Italy
A Resinnen
Denmark
Fint
Tomeiwick
Aurtralis
Australis
Battersby
Hagland
Johnsen
Vacand
Kenyery
Hungary
Lastorres
Taylor England
Fanny Durach
Australia
Delsey
Wilhelmina Wiley
Annie Splere
Joe Patchen II wins Comstock purse feature at Grand Rapids
Joe Patchen II claimed the Comstock purse of $5,000 in the 211 class pacing the Grand Circuit meeting at Grand Rapids, taking straight heats ahead of Grand Opera. The program also featured 214 trotting where Dandy Wood and Victor Star battled, and Anvil in the 2:09 trot with a 2:07 1-4 mark.
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Grand Rapids
Joe Patchen II
Grand Opera
Joe Patchen
Dandy Wood
Victor Star
Anvil
Cheney
Pretoria
Queen Lake
Sadiq Hal
Bik m
Direct Hal
Snow
Forest Prince
Cox
Mollie Darling Bom
Dean
Edward
Valentine
Ideal
Ray
Columbia
Parker
Barry Thacker
Gears
Mark Night
McMahon
Pan Boy
Fleming
Heatar
Simmons
Derby
Emma
Knight
Georges W Newton
Br Oh
Pearl Patch
Bom
Vallent Vincent
Geer
Cheasy
J Fleming
Bik. m
Elizabeth Ray
Bch
Jack Lendon
B. G
Murphy
Swanes
Goodwin
B. m
Red Lake
Ae Qdurphy
Pennock
Ella Toad
Br m
Amy Bt
Ghively
da Caplets
Custer
Ae Tan
Offer 30000 to Johnson to box with Joe Jeannette
New York July 1 veteran reporter notes Victor Breyer of Paris offers Jack Johnson 190000 francs for a thirty round bout with Joe Jeannette in France with Johnson posting a 12000 forfeit to guarantee appearance. Other offers include McIntosh Australia trip and Billy Gibson match in New York Garden. Johnson dismisses Palzer offer and France boasts a national boxing governance with approved world champions list.
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New York
Victor Breyer
Paris
Jack Johnson
Jeanette
France
Breyer
Johnson
Naval
Joe
McVey
McIntosh
Australia
Langford
McVer
Billy Gibson
Palzer
York
Paizer
Biz
Carpentier
Carpentiers
Klaus
Sid Smith
Johnny Colon
Johnny Kilbane
Ad Wolsast
Dixie Kid
Billy Papke
Sam Langford
Claim for a Mascot's Salary Sparks Commission Appeal
Charlie Faust the Giants mascot travels with the team but was not kept on this year. He arrives in Cincinnati to appeal to the national baseball commission for a year’s salary claim from the Grants management. Chairman Herrmann is unlikely to act since Faust was not classified as a ball player.
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Charlie Faust
Giants
National Commission
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charlie” Faust
McGraw
National Baseball Commission
Granta
Herrmann
Faust
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al Palzer
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