Dalmatian Wins Yonkers Handicap Narrowly In Photo Finish
Dalmatian the champion 3-year-old captured the Yonkers handicap at Empire City in a tight finish over Czar with Huck fading to third. Shilling pressed the winner to the wire as Dalmatian led by a length at the final time, with S C Hildreth owning the victor and Hampton Court among the entered runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huck
Washington Post
New York
Yonkers
Empire City Track
S. C. Hildreth
Hampton Court
Ad To
T .C. McDowell
Star Bottle
Dalmalian
Bits Flerbert
Czar
Shilling
Dalmatuin
Tog
Agime
Martin
Wand
Tuo
Ying
Lot Srd
Letcond
Miccough
Davis
Thue
Vasgay
Sinnfeind
Finnera
Archibald
Thom
Perry Johar Honie
Ashwell Hammon Pass
Jalian
Moma
Maver
Gerdtt
Necund
Far West
Stanley Fay
Caurhupathy
Owen Atman
Garners
Turf Entries Chronicle of Empire City Races
A chaotic card lists multiple races at Empire City with detailed tote and horse names. Entries include Royal Dynx Billy Bedemer Ladalle Infatuation Cromorer Marigot and many others across first through eighth races, with prices, distances and notable competitors like Gold Leaf and Maid. Public betting terms and time records appear, along with placeholders and OCR errors, reflecting a crowded program and uncertain outcomes.
Donald Macdonald First Wouter Ontipn July 21
Donald Macdonald first in the Wootstakes feature on todays card. Toy Boy and others raced in a crowded program. The event drew a $40 purse for four year olds and up with multiple entrants and odds listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouter
Donald Mac-Tria
Waser
Ned
Toy Boy PO
Pete
Bote
Webb
Miles Donald Mac- Toyott
Houston
Hurtiss
Tanger
Welfam Pitt
Henry
Racing Card Names and Odds From Local Track Meet
A list of horse names appears for today’s program including Royal Onyx Crossover Adriade Rye Straw Little Rajah Gold of Ophir Firedone Prince Gal Scarpia Schoolmarm Pretend Gailey Slave Beatrice Shackleton Old Boy Dandy Dixon Zlenap Witton Lackaye Windsor Caper Sauce Milon the Flora Mendip Bergot Stellaland Tourney John Griffyn Lady Irma Emperor Willian Self Comfort Lady Lorne Cismont Mind King of the Mist Spring Frog Friend Harry JH Houghtas CHM Edge Tr Barkley Ozorine Martin Doyle Hoseboro Rovert Cooper Clashmeade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire City
Felbing
Fur
Omgé
Royal
Billy Bedemer
Ladalle
Blundara
Cromorer
Marigot
Osph
Draccela
Huda
Horme E
Nopttry
Aariuche
Ynegang Picaninny
Maid
Ophir
I Flora
Kewtone
Prince Gal
Guaninisher
Jupiter Joe
Daniels
Norbit
Scarpia
Bishop
Tarrytown Atakes
Alde
Pretend
Sepulveda
Todien Mald
Schoolmarm
Radium Star
Perry Johnson
Galley Slave
Rose
Shackleton
Planter
Old Boy
Jack Bourdetté
Tap Pay
Jest
Stalwart Lad
Bearries
Selting
Arelte
Wilton Lackaye
Chefontuc
Dandy Dixon
Alice George
Rockatone
Zienep
Dominion
Mendip
Ana Zags
Berger
Steilaland
Tourney
Jf" Aitken
Manzano
John Dillon
Nick O
Dacra
Lady Irma
John Griffen II
Emperor William
Pinkola
Evana
Lady Lorne
Dane Campbell
Betty Sue
Luld Comfort
Jim L
Clsmont
Martin W Littleton
Jamile Amyl
Judge Lasning
Kilo
Very Royal
Tha Farl
Minot
Broad Sword
King of Mist
Spring Frog
Hawks Hilghs
de- Grammout
Bolly M
Paris
Fnstonge Compton
Bedminster
J H. Houghton
Orbed Lad
Beau Clinton
Elfin Beau
Friend Harry
Leamenea
Clit Edge
Royal Onyx
Crossover
Adriade
Rye Straw
Little Rajah
Firedone
Gailey Slave
Beatrice
Zlenap
Witton Lackaye
Windsor
Milon
Bergot Stellaland
John Griffyn
Emperor Willian
Lorne Cismont
Harry
JH Houghtas
CHM
Edge
Tr Barkley
Ozorine
Martin Doyle Hoseboro
Rovert Cooper
Clashmeade
Walter W. Wins Extra Heats in Grand Rapids Harness Meet
Grand Rapids Mich July 21 extra heats highlighted day three of the harness meet with Walter W. taking the Comstock stake in the 2 06 pace after a tight three heats finish. The 2 21 pace offered nose to nose finishes through the first four heats, Walton Boy winning the subsequent heats and Alice Roosevelt leading the 2 11 trot before Vito unleashed a late burst. Alice Roosevelt then claimed the 2 16 trot while Sable Maid dictated the 2 11 class pacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Manyj
Walton Boy
Mich
Jones-Georg
Walter W
Snow
Walter Hal
Geers
Seal Pointer
Nathan B
Alice Roosevelt
Vito
Sable Maid
B. m
Pap
Murphy
Guste
Br. H
McTionald
Tearoline
C. Barnes
Melva J
Cox
Startle
B. G
Dean
MoMahan
Beal Pointer
B. H
Nellis Temple
Berry
Bowermant Baur
Marvin
Katherine E
Bogaeh
Elisretta
Fenelon
Comstock
Pura
Little Frank
Irons
Baron Whina
Ch. x
Mumby
Garth
Maconta
B Om
Albin
Asa Wilkes
C. H
Cov
RF OD
Bik
Robinson
Tony Swift
Bik H
Ob&j
Purse
Ruby Margaret Mulls
Velzora
Coz
Gracious
Pater
McDonald
Beb Colpert
Tily
McEwen
Remorseful
Philadelphia promoter bids Jeffries $50000 for Kaufman bout
A Philadelphia boxing promoter has wired James J Jeffries offering $50,000 to appear in a six round no decision fight with Al Kaufman. The plan is to stage the Labor Day match in a Philadelphia ballpark. Also reported is Whitney's horse sale in Liverpool with Jinks winning a 5 furlong plate over Soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kaufman
Los Angeles
Cal
James J. Jeffries
Catalina Island
Philadellphia
al Kaufman
Quaker City
Maxwell Briscoe cars and tours dominate Washington scene
The Maxwell Briscoe Washington Company shows a new two rein vehicle and ships a touring car to Mrs Samuel P01 I. Mo Thayer and D B Atherton drives a similar make on a Pennsylvania tour. Dawson buys a Maxwell towing car for Panama duties while several local figures travel and attend the National Good Roads Congress at Niagara Falls. Sam Luttrell, head of Luttrell Company, is famed as a long-time Packard dealer and skilled amateur driver. A Denver reliability run highlights a Buick with perfect scoring and a notable hill climb achievement. Joseph M Stoddard plans a June voyage to Europe with a Cadillac 30 before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Faname
Model & Maxwell
Maxwell-Briscoe Washington Company
John L Weaver
R. B. Caverly
William D Weet
John K Heyl
T B. Spence
Trionan Hendrick
Wiliam S Duvall
J M Stoddard
H Cornell Wilson
Bnsidet of Columbia
National Good Roads Congress
Sam Luttrell
Sam
Luttrell Company
Packard Car
Buck
Samuel Luttrell
Washington
Denver
Buick
Mount Morrison
Joseph M. Stoddard
Cook & Stoddard Company
New York
Europe
Favorites Suffer Upsets at Lake Erie Circuit Meet
At Lake Erie circuit today favorite runners fell in three of four races. Arlington won the 2:21 trot over Lady Russ, while Senator Bashford finished fourth in the 2:16 pace. Bollyer claimed the free-for-all in straight heats as Red Bow and Cannon faded. Other notable results include Afton L winning the 235 trot with Nero second and Digle Craig third, and Best times posted for several heats including 2:12 for Boliver and 2:17 for Afton L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huis
Lake Erie
Arlington
Lady Russ
Senator Bashford
Purre
Artington
Pista Mafa
Red Eagle
Loguat Boy
Frank Green
Holiver
Eph Cinders
Boliver
Afton L
Nero
Digle Craig
Oldfield sets new one mile auto record at Parkersburg
Barney Oldfield lowered his one mile auto record to 1 minute 6 seconds at Shattuck park in Parkersburg, while Ben Kerscher of New York set a two mile mark of 2 minutes 24 seconds on a half mile track. An accident occurred when F S Wheaton's car broke through the inside fence injuring rider John Dana. Washoe wins Riverside welter handicap at 6 furlongs in Liverpool with Meridian and Billy the Verger among the top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
Barney Oldfield
Automobile Club of
Shattuck Park
Ben Kerscher
New York
F. S. Wheaton
Athens
Ohio
John Dana
Wheaton
Washoe
Liverpool
Anchor Bridge
Charles Carroll
Meridian
Billy the Verger
Navy Championship Bout Set Aboard Dry Docked Ships
Spider McCool of the Maryland and a colored challenger named Robinson have agreed to a twenty round middleweight title bout for the American navy on August 6. The fight will take place aboard either the California or the Maryland, currently in dry dock at Vallejo. Midway forfeits Capital City League game as Cornell & Co. is awarded a win. Western League results list Lincoln 6 Des Moines 4 with Wichita 10 Omaha 16 Sioux City 5 and Denver 2 Topeka 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Vallejo
Cal
Spider" McCool
Maryland
Robinson
California
Midway
Cornell & Co
Lincoln
Des Moines
Wichita
Joseph
Omaha
Sioux City
Denver
Denv
Topeka
Large scoring innings alter tight game for Naps and Washington
In Birmingham and Cleveland a wild offensive burst swung a close game. Reisling and Lec Reisling highlighted Washington’s late surge, while Link’s wild start and a Cleveland error-filled inning allowed four runs to wipe out a tight contest. St. Louis notes include Papke-Ketchel talk and roster changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Lec Reisling
Naps
Link
Gessler
McBride
Kulifer
Unglaub
Beckendorf
Reisling
Killifer
Beckendorff
Milan
Selivelt
Nites
Lajoie
Larry
Beck
Lelivelt
Miles
Conroy
Turner
Stovall
Selfvelt
Cleveland
Graney
McGuire
Perting
Eiliiter
Perring
Easterly
Niles
Washington
Washington. Ab, R, BH
A. EL
Leuvelt
Geseter
McBrida
Otate
AB. R
FOA
Banterly
Btovall
Bane On
Balle
Leavelt
Perrine
St Stephen's Beats Georgetown In Tight Series Clash
In a two game feature Callan starred for the winners as St Stephen's edged Georgetown to tighten the race. Key players include Murphy McDonald Cartright Lewis and Bromley with pitching by McDonough and Bromley. Time 2 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callan
St. Stephen
Georgetown
St. Step’s
Gee Georget
Ore Callen
Cartright
McDon'sh
Benton
Noone
Howard
Mahoney
DiLewis
Bromley
DiBeach
Bullivan
DiMorris
McDon'd
St. Stephen's Georgetown
Rons
Callao
Daly
Murphy
McDonald
Lewis
W. Bromley
Sellas
Balle
O McDonough
McDonough
Calisn
Noahe
Burke
Newcomb Best Shot in Edge Hill Target Shoot-off
In Philadelphia on July 21 Charles H. Newcomb won the Western handicap shoot-off at Edge Hill, tying H. H. Engle at 91 and prevailing 19 to 15. Bills led the three-day event with the Hanover trophy for the top score, while several amateurs posted remarkable 99s and long runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edge Hill
Charles H. Newcomb
H. H. Engle
New York
J. M. Hawkins
Baltimore
Amateuuia
George B. Dimmock, Jr
Yale
Anna Reiker
Lancaster
German
Aberdeen
Mda
Bills
Chicago
C. D. Wescott
C. J. Biddle
G. L. Lyon
Hach
H. Eliott
Kelsey
Newcomb
Laater
Votes To Retain 35-Player Limit In Off Season
Boston July 21 President Taylor of the Red Sox votes to retain the 35 player limit during the off season a rule from October 15 to April 15. Taylor argues no club needs more than 35 players and the limit will aid weaker clubs by allowing more players to be available. He notes his teams once carried 67 and asserts the regulation will be tested starting October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Boston
Mass
Red Sox
Johnson
New Men for White 80 Percent Buy Outfielder Jones and Corhan
Wichita Kans July 21 announced here that Jack Holland owner of the St. Joseph baseball club has sold Outfielder Tex Jones and Shortstop Rey Corhan to the Chicago American League club for 8000 dollars. The terms are 4000 dollars and four Class A ball players worth at least 1000 dollars each. Jones and Corhan will remain with St. Joseph this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Corhan
St. Joseph
Wichita
Kans
Jack Holland
Tex” Jones
Rey Corhan
Battle Creek
Mich
Edward Zavilling
Southern Michigan
White Sox
Zwillng
Theater Leases Blocks Jeffries Johnson Fight Pictures
In Philadelphia the Forest Theater cancelled the showing of the Jeffries Johnson fight images due to a contract violation by subleasing. About 2000 attendees, mostly well dressed men and a few fashionable women, learned refunds or future exchange options as plans were made to show the films at another theater. The police had approved a private view earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessor
Philadelphia Theater
Lessee
Philadelphia
Jeffries-Johnson
Moving Picture
Forest Theater
Raisins and Peanuts Make Ideal Diet Pairing
Raising and walnuts or peanuts form an ideal combination the former rich in sugar superior to cane sugar and in mineral elements the latter rich a fat which the raisin lacks. On a pound of raisins and a quarter of a pound of peanuts man can do the hardest work indefinitely if eaten slowly and well chewed improving digestion and nutrition over ordinary diet.
Washington Herald nine wins over Andrews in Commercial League
Amateur baseball notes the Washington Herald nine defeating Andrews in the Commercial League to improve title chances. Line score shows contributions from Hanvey Mulvey Gill Dodge and others with Hite and Rawlings on the mound and Molloy as umpire in a 1 hour 55 minute game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
R Pp. Andrewa
Herat
AE Andrews
Keane
O ZiHoeell
Dodgi Feina Hanvey
Ol Mulvey
Smithson
Deteman
Crabbie
Tatote
Doges
Rawlings
Bmitheon
Dolemena
Howall
Hans Anver
Pirat
Andrews
Herald
Fira
Garland
Hite
Garvie
Hawlings
Crabble
Quantrelle
B. Davis
Gill
Dodge
Grabble
Howell
Hanvey
Ratings
Léman
Walker
g—Doleroan
Mr. Molloy
Southern Triumphs In Forfeit Exhibition Victory
Southern Railway won the forfeit game against Terminal Rail Road in the M. C. A. League. An exhibition was played, won by Southern 4 to 2. Strobel starred for Southern, allowing three hits and striking out seven as Station struggled with errors and miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Raihway
Terminal Railroad
Southern
Strobel
Abhore Senseny
Kiohi
Buckier
Ia Thompson
Williama
Rune
Kiehl
Thompson
Sholweter
Renkeny
Ipybenner
Burns
Beses
Badie
America
Hundy
Sholwater
Senseny
Burts
Garrett
Williams
Graham
Manhattan Defeats Nassau in Independence League Tilt
Manhattan defeated Nassau 11 to 2 as Umbaugh pitched for the Clubmen. Individual stats list multiple players contributing runs and hits, with Umbaugh and Ferguson among the top scorers. Umpire Dock Dougherty presided over a game lasting 1 hour and 5 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Nassau Tribe
Umbaugh
Manhat's
Abhoae
Nasmu
Abhoae Whitm'sikas
IfBaker
Hbct
Don'ly
Chmiat
Dampier
O Dugan
P.lynch
o‘Buey
Ferg'n
di Bul'k
Oakley
O‘burke
Halelip
Capey
Fegan
Oj Menefee
Bbeitabergs
Lynch
Dampiar
Ferguson
Halalip
Donnelly
Baker
Bullock
Pases
Nassau
Balle
Douganne
Burley
Duganne
Burke
Fer- Buson
Haislip
Whitmarsh
Schmidt
Heaney
Menefee
Duanne
Pade
Egen
Dock Dougherty
Pen Bu trimmed out Chip in Marquetta League clash
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company edged Pension Bureau by one run in a fast Marquetta League contest. Highlights included Hayden Wortendyke Howells and Hayes driving runs. Thompson worked on the mound with Borland, while Seindenskinner weathered a late rally. Umpire Wood called time in 1 hour 4 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Pension Bureau
Pen Bu
Abhoae
Herrima
Wah
Thompson
Hayden
O Howells
Fallon
Sirleby
Moph Dampiet
Wort Dyteis
Williams
Wortendyke
Borland
Seindenskinner
Mr. Wood
Operating Treasurers clash in Southern Railway League battle
Heavy hitting and miscues mark the game as Operating defeats Treasurers 9 to 8. Benton and Tanner lead with two runs each, while Davis Beach and Browning swing for extra bases. O'Brien and Cook combine for eight strikeouts. Lum, Parker, and Coleman steal key bases. Time of game one hour and thirty five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway League
Black
Abhore Bentad
Mayn
Che
Tanner
Murphy
Ocoek
O' O'Brien
Cook
Strick
O'Brien
Gack
Davis
Beach
Coleman
Anacostia Wins Sun Day School League Clash 3 2
Anacostia edges Peck 3 to 2 in a Sun Day School League game. Cahill’s two ninth inning errors hurt Peck while Phipps pitched a masterful game for Anacostia. Jaeschke Riddle Snyder Bartlett C Pennington drove the runs for Anacostia. Peck’s Pennington and DiBartiart contributed. Umpire Mr Hughes. Time 1 hour 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anacostia
Peck
Cahill
Bartlett
Cap” Pennington
Howard Phipps
Arhoa el Anacostic
Arhoae Jeeschke
Fsball
Hleckson
Fumphrey
Jarror Riddle
Denyder
Slack
Phipps
Steinmier
Ont Penton
Bekendorf
DiBartiart
Cohih
Penton
OlKerper
Kidwell
SiDougherty
Meyers
Quigley
Seored
Jaeschke
Riddle
Snyder
Pennington
Earhed
Lacton Basels Peck
C Pennington
F Totaian
Jaesehke
Black
Mr. Hughes
Loving Sets Course Record At Columbia Country Club
Elmer C. Loving, a young local golfer and Taft protege, set a course record at Columbia Country Club with 69 for 18 holes, 3 under bogey and 2 below prior best. He played 445 43 34 4 435 cc 3343434 6 C2469, after a blemish on two holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Loving
Columbia Country Club
Ome
Isa
Taft
Virginia Hot Springs
Republican National Committee
Mr. Loving
Postoffice Defeats Agriculture In Colored League Tilt
Postoffice beat Agriculture 13 to 0 in a Colored Departmental League game. Howard stars with three-base hits and a home run, while Parker and Grant dominate pitching duties. Multiple players from both sides contribute in fielding and base running as the game lasts two hours with several errors and stolen bases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postofee
Abhoa E
Agricult
I Grant
Wash
Wyscks
Fenwick
Parker
Brown
Thomas
Ij Jenkine
A.parker
OlContee
Huns—Howard
Wooden
Overall
W Parker
Fenwicks
Andrews
Carters
Simms
Carroll
Grant
B. Parker
Jenkins
Pontotice
Agriculture
Postofice
Agricultura
Postoffice
babe-Ott Parker
Owt Gran
Howard
A. Parker
Woodan
Fairfex
Carter
A Parker
Mr. Haley
Amateur Games Today Across Multiple Leagues
Capital City Lesque Kenilworth faces Aloysius in the Commercial League Southeast YMCA meets Berry and Whitmore. Independence League Twinlog plays St Martin. Marquette League GP O va Hygienic Laboratory. Olympia League Tanglewood hosts Olives. Southern Railway League no game. Suburban Woodburn versus Tako. Sunday School Ninth versus Pe. Terminal Railroad YMCA Shopmen against Adams. Colored Departmental Bureau meets Interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesque
Kenilworth
Aloysius
Berry & Whitmore
Independence Léague
Twinlog
St. Martin
Marquette
G. FP. O. Va
Hygienic Laboratory
Tanglewood
Olives
Southern Railway League
Woodburn
Tako
Terminal Railroad Y. M.C. A
Shopmen
Adams
Colored Departmental
Bureau
Interior
Brightwood Beats Silver Spring in Suburban League
Brightwood defeated Silver Spring in a Suburban League race despite Silver Spring’s late rally. The scorecard shows Brightwood 6, Silver Spring 4 with key hits and errors contributing to the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightwood
Silver Spring
McGraw Wins Hard Fought Baltimore Decision Over Seager
In a 16 round battle before Eureka Athletic Club, Terry McGraw edged Kid Seager on a decision. McGraw showed greater power and clinch work but Seager repeatedly outboxed him with a left jab to the nose and mouth. Also in the same card, Whitman of Baltimore floored Jack McCue in the fourth. Interlake yacht races at Put In Bay saw Toledo based Twenty-onestaters win class titles and Genevese and Bisle finish tied with wins in heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Terry McGraw
Kid Seager
Eureka Athletic Club
McGraw
Seager
Whitman
Jack BieCue
Toledo
Interlake
Put In
Bay
Ohio
Otelketa
Genesnee
Anlahen
Fiste
Geneasea
Bisle
Odelot
Possum
Tifco
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Sepling
Seraband
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la Reine Hinivo
Rock Castle
Dr. Barkies
Gaorine
Fearnaught
Lady Freaton
Spradie
Martin Davie
Salling
Col. Ashmeade
Howard Shean
Pedro
Golconda
Camel
Sinfren
Joe Rose
Ameron
Solon
Firet
Montclair
rGear Jubilee
Roseboro
Robert Cooper
Shadwell
Dick Wiggs
Sugar Lamp
General Phillips
Rusticana
Kitty
Sir Kearney van
Cooney
J. Henry
Hannan
Accord
Stafford
McTaggart
Reid
O'Connor
General Machmont
J. Witton
Little Fhage
Light
Séymour Beulter
Lord Nelson
Carrilion
Occidental
Dolly Bullman
Anna Lealey
Kenmare Queen
Pills
My Gal
la Roine Hindon
Donald MacDonald
Siis
Walter W. A
Jeffries
Whitney
H. P Whitney
Jinks
Soldier
Maxwell Briscoe Washington Com
Yell Motor Car Company
Samuel
I. Mo Thayer Teft
Altoona
D. B. Atherton
Hennsylvania
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New York Ava
Leroy Mark
Colorado
Bray Gipaper
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Zim
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Frisbie
C Coon & & Ar
Billy Sullivan
Tims
Duffy's Men
Napa
Papke
Ketchel
Colo
Billy Papke
Stanley Ketchel
Panker
Cardinals
St. Louis
Elmer Reiger
St. Paul
Ernest Lush
St. Louis Nationals
ST. Stephen's
Engle
Bach
Powera
White
Hanover Trophy
T. Ud. Allen
Joseph 5. Bowles
Station
Tolaln
PEN. Bureau
Edmonston & Co
Troubles
Edmonston
Columbia Club
Racketers McLoughlin and
Wright
Longwood
Touchard
Sullaway
Gardner
Little
Brookline
Beals
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
Longwood Cricket Club
F. J. Sulloway
McLoughliin
F. G. Touchard
McLoughlin
8. T. Ware
M.T. Hallowell
A. S. Dabney, Jr
M. W. Niles
R. A. Holden, Jr
F. M. Watrous
Beals C. Wright
Raymond D Little
G. F. Touchard
B. Gardger
Asl
Mr. Wright
Mr. Little
Larned
Wrenn
M. B. McCloughlin
Wallace F. Johnson
Sitv. Spr
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Diesel
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OlBireh
Bergman
OlHowalia
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St. Beall
P. Huscher
Sani
Boscher
Béall
Bitch
Feutrade
Murthy
McCarthy
Boykin
Batle
Beall
Robertson
Revertzon
Birch
Clark
Clesa
Fague
West
Plichér
Sherman
WGRAW
Michelin
Cook & Stoddard Co
P Sts
Tire Pope Auto Co
Iith St. N. W
Nheowesera Peel
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