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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1917

Page

11

Nationals Tackle Browns War Fever Honors Patriotic Day

Nationals face St. Louis Browns in a four game series as war fever and patriotism surge. After conscription era registration, Milan and McBride sit over age limit while Craft is underage. The Griffmen aim to excite fans with a patriotic rally and music by the Augustans troupe. Confederate veterans may gain free admission. military drill is ordered before games.

J. ¥. Fitzgerald Nationals Milan McBride Craft Griffmen St. Louis Browns Browns St Louis Red Sox Washington Griffith Fagies Trium and Bugle Corps Augusta Graf Johnson American League Saturda

Tigers Blank Yankees In New York Tilt

Detroit opened its Eastern trip with a 2 0 victory over the Yankees as Mitchell held New York to seven hits. Bush, Mier, Maisel and Walters contributed in a low scoring affair at the Polo Grounds.

New York Detroit Mitchell Yankees Bush Astiger Young Mier Aon Maisel Veurh Houman Y Aragea, Jr Burns BO Hones Vitt Speticar A Twalters Mitchel JJ Caldwell Dew York Walters Muisel Lurns Bugh Burne Aragon Pinn Caldwel

Walsh to Join Giants If Arm Improves

New York May 31 Walsh former arm at pitcher of the White Sox may become a member of the New York Giants. Walsh worked out with the Giants today and has been given over to a physician by John McGraw who says he will give Walsh a trial if his arm can be improved.

New York Walsh White Sox New York Giants Giants John MecGraw

Beaton Beats Indians as Red Sox Win 5 1 in First Western Invasion

Boston defeats Cleveland 5 to 1 after Mays holds visitors to four hits. In the sixth inning, Lewis doubles, Walker singles, and Gardner hits a two-run homer to spark the rally. Boehling starts for Cleveland, replaced by Coombe after six innings. Also notes tennis and horse racing events with results from Fairmont Club tournament and several races in Toronto.

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Noted athletes register under the draft act

Noted sports figures register for the conscription act yesterday including Pete Herman of New Orleans bantamweight champion who claims exemption as sole supporter of his parents. Mike and Tommy Cibbons are among registered prizefighters and most of the Minneapolis ball club face service, with several former Nationals also listed.

Pete Herman New Orleans Philadelphia Mike Tommy Cibbons Minneapolis Herman Milan Claude Thomas Charley Humphreys

Better Suits Designed for Young Men Beloved in Popular Grades

The phrase highlights finely tailored suits designed for young men across three popular grades. The wording emphasizes style and usefulness, suggesting a catalog snippet promoting menswear with emphasis on youth appeal and grade distinctions.

Mode Clothes Offers Diverse Belted Suits At Value Prices

The ad promotes single and double breasted belts in full, half, and quarter belts. It markets Eng Heh motel and Conservative models in plain and fancy patterns. It highlights individuality and value, claiming garments are made in own workrooms and not tied to any factory, promising gain to customers.

Straw Hats Prices and Styles Offered in Store

Straw hats featured with tight braids and precise shapes in stiff braid styles. Prices range from $2 to $5 with Madagascars Bangkoks Leghorns and Panamas listed at various levels including $2.50 for some items and up to $5 for others.

Miss Lacey Leads Golfers in Evening Star Cup Event

Chevy Chase Club players dominate the Evening Star cup women’s golf tournament with Miss Louise E. Lacey posting the best gross 106 and net 94. Mrs. Charles L. Frailey placed second with gross 108 and net 98, while the field of 29 includes entrants from Bannockburn Columbia Town and Country clubs. The event concludes with an 18 hole finale today and Lacey will withdraw after yesterday’s play.

Chevy Chase Louise E. Lacey Charles Ll. Frailey Miss Lacey Nathan Weth Chevy Chave J. R. DeFarges Bannockburn W. H. Church Watts Columbia BR. Howry Chevy Chane Crawford Myer Cohen Lillian

Leech Reaches Final In Columbia Tennis Tourney

Olin Leech of Columbia Country Club won his way to the final round of the singles in a patriotic Atlantic tournament at his home courts. He beat H E Colton Jr 6 2 6 3 and then Cecil Dowd 6 4 6 2 6 2 in the upper bracket semifinal. Herbert Shannon upset Charles Chapman to reach the lower half semifinal, with Gore awaiting. Doubles saw Doyle and Heaton reach the final as they eliminated Tracy and Colton by a wide margin. Race results and other details follow in the mixed card of entrants.

HM Olin Leech Columbia Country Club Leech H. E. Colton, Jr Cecil Dowd Racquet Club Herbert Shannon Gore Shannon Doyle and Heaton Tracy Colton Hillyer Pay Pounds Howenstein Foster Dowd Skinner Dorle Hraton Travy Davis Slater Cash Grana Bates Leech, Jr Mise M. R. King Constante Weaver Mise A. M. Dhorie Elizabeth Pyle Mixa D, Tillman James Fault

First Track Race Results and Entries Summary

Reports show multiple races with detailed results and entrants including Sam Pickett and Lady Wilson. The card lists horses, trainers, starting times, and payouts across seven races, with times and place finishes for notable runners and a roster of participants in each event.

Sam Pickett Matthews Wim Lady Wilson Hyke Near Toburon Bill Livingston Sincerity Nellie BR Collins Batchelor Mink Scaramouth Borax Maznik Wiley Jerry Rirka Early Prim Harry Johnson Parrington Serene Tom Caro Merimer

Maher the Boxer Sentenced to 30 Days in Workhouse

Peter Maher, once a prominent heavyweight, was found shabby and intoxicated in New York and led to the workhouse today for a 30 day sentence. He was picked up in the street.

New York Peter Maher

Long Shots Hold Day at Marlboro Course Track

Surprises marked Marlboro track events with Life winning the fourth race at 65.30 for 2, Louise Green taking the sixth and Trves claiming third paying 18 for 32. Favorite Pennyrock Carlaverock Marianno Skeets led early, crowd from Washington and Baltimore noted. Races described include Purse events, claiming races for 3-year-olds and up, with detailed finish times and payouts for each race.

Marlboro Track Life Louise Green Trves Pastor Johnson Penny-1 Rock Carlaverock Marianno Skeets Preece R. L. Swarenger Halifaxia Danville Bauer Watts Stony Brow Marentiux Stalwart Van Bright Early Tarves iJuckwon Noli Pune Kenneth Clifton Fastnet Carlaver RO Re Sam Fate Madeira Saalara Preeces San East Pharnot Unity Arcene Parae Marianne Dennison Leone Rose iJackson Fantana Baby Cole Thomas ‘Ware Ton Green Jackson Dennler Tima Drury Yarico Bob Blossom

Dwyer Noted Turfman Critically Ill in New York

Philip J. Dwyer, noted horseman and owner of Aqueduct and Gravesend tracks, is reported critically ill in New York City. The report follows the day’s racing results where Valuation won the first spring off game against Messengers 8 to 4, with rapid scoring and key performances by Rosenblum, Cnger, Cropley, Davis, Jensen, and Bresnahan.

New York Philip J. Dwyer Aqueduct Gravesend Valuation Messengers Scot R. H. FE Rosenblum Cnger Cropley Davis, Jensen Rresnahan

Comiskey Sends Red Cross Check After Sox Games

Chicago May 31 Charles Comiskey president of the Chicago Americans sent a check for 2939.54 to the Red Cross representing ten percent of receipts from nineteen recent Sox games. He had earlier sent 2108.11 to the Red Cross. Higgins Wins 1000 Yard Race in New York May 3 Joe Higgins national indoor champion won the 1000 yard handicap at the athletes fixing corps games with a 2 23 time.

Chicago Charles Comiskey Chicago Americans The Red Cross Sox Comiskey Higgins New York Joe Higgins

Kennedy shows open week at Union Station plaza

The Kennedy company launches a week long engagement on the Union Station plaza for Confederate veteran benefit. Performances will be in afternoon and night with a spe train bringing a two car exhibit. Fifteen attractions present one feature at a time and free concerts will be offered. Wednesday is kiddies day with children admitted for a nickel.

Con TV Kennedy Union Station Washington

Car Damages Two Autos In Northwest Washington Crash

A collision yesterday seriously damaged autos owned by F. Clyde Giddeon at 1413 H Street NW and Penton Hutchinson at 2302 Ontario Street NW, in front of 723 Fourteenth Street NW. A second collision at Sixteenth and Florida Avenue NW involved Mrs H H Lockwood’s car and Alexander Tapp’s taxi owned by the New Tour Service Company, with the taxicab badly damaged.

F. Clyde Giddeon H Street Northwest Penton Hutchinson Ontarlo Ree Northwest Fourteenth Street Northwest Th H H. Lockwood Park Road Noriaa West Sixteenth and Florida Avenue Northwest Alexander Tapp New Tour Service Company

Keough’s Death Reported From Self Inflicted Shot

Henry J. Keough a wholesale liquor dealer at 343 First Street Northeast shot himself yesterday over the heart. Police say he had poor health for years and had suffered greatly during a drought. A relative heard a revolver report shortly before breakfast and found him mortally wounded in his bedroom.

Henry J. Keough First Street Keough

Baltimore Markets Report From May 21 Trade

Baltimore markets note mixed spot and May futures for corn and wheat. Prices listed include No 2 red spot near 2.74 and No 3 white around 6.61, with weak bids and general activity down the line.

Baltimore Sential

18 Swimming Events for Girls and Boys Meets Tomorrow

Swimmers from Eastern Western Central and Tech High Schools Army and Nats Preparatory School and graded schools will compete in a meet at the municipal pools tomorrow with thirteen events for boys starting at 1 o'clock and five races for girls in the morning at 10 o'clock. Cincinnati Ohio May 3 Cincinnati speedway officials today announced Ira Vall finished second in the 250 mile race, Garton Whevolte placed third and a lap was found in the big race. Kat Cooper moved to fifth from seventh. Ran Johnson in Beantown Boston May 31 Ran Johnson president of the American League arrived in Boston for the 1917 season to visit the home of the champions.

Eastern Western Central and Tech Army and Nats Preparatory Cincinnati Ohio Rpeedway Offisals Today Ira Vall Giarton Whevrotet Hesrolet Kat Cooper Ran Johnson Beantown Boston

Monster trousers sale offers big bargains in Washington

Thousands of pairs of men's trousers, bought from A New & Co of New York, go on sale at Friedlander Brothers in Washington. Prices are 1.98 2.45 2.14 and 3.98 with a wide range of fabrics colors and sizes. Store opens evenings for customer convenience.

A. New & Co Broadway New York City Friedlander Brothers Ninth Street Northwest Washington Ninth Street Northwear Adv

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