Polo Field Set for Second International Match Tomorrow
Meadowbrook field is being prepared for the English and American polo teams to play for the international trophy. Players rode to Phippsfeld and Cedarhurst for light exercise while ponies show renewed vigor after a lay-off. Lawrence Waterbury has recovered and is expected to contribute strongly as the line-up remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meadowbrook Field
Phippsfeld
Hempstead Plains
Rockaway
Meadowbrook
America
Hurlingham
Lawrence Waterbury
Tomorow
FIRST CITY TROOP WINS IN PHILADELPHIA POLO CUP
Taconic polo team of Hartford, Connecticut loses 12 to 4 to First City Troop at Bala in the Philadelphia Country Club cup series. Rosengarten leads the troopers with five goals, while Taconic’s Goodwin scores first and later adds two. Penalties adjust scoring. details list players and handicaps. Also report notes a Virginia league baseball game where Charleston fails to get a hit until the eleventh, Charleston scoring once for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosengarten
Collins
Wheeler
Converse
Taconic
Boyer
Troopers
Philip Boyer
Borden
Butterworth
Huntington
Charleston
Baumgardner
Nithaus
Divvers and Rose Declared Not Amateur Outcasts
Capital City League finds no trouble with Divvers and Rose former pros who played for Eastern Athletic Club vs Navy Yard. Neither connected with pro club after June 1. Divvers says no pro play in ten days. Rose has been in independent ball near Union League park for three weeks. No player transfers allowed in Commercial League. River View game dates set through July with matches involving Andrews Moses Havener Willard. Moses nine to Alexandria July 1 to Cardinal A. C. Andrews trip to meet Cardinal A. C. on July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Ruse
Divvers
Rose
Eastern Athletic Club
Navy Yard
West Virginia
Union League
River View
Havener
Andrews
Moses
Willard
Alexandria
Cardinal A. C
Tankers
District
Navy Yard Va
Commercial
Independence League
Manhattan
Waverly
Interbureau
Solicitors
Forest Service
Olympia
Sligova
White Haven
Union Station Ve. Car Department
Marquette
St Stephen's
Company K
North Caroling
St Martin and Nat Union Play In Long Baseball Duel
Knocking two National Union pitchers from the box, St Martin defeated the fraternity team 9 to 8. Both teams hit hard with fifteen extra-base hits. Southern beat Baltimore and Ohio 6 to 4 in a late inning comeback, with strong hitting by Young Wolbraner and Thompson and solid pitching by Wall and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union
St. Martin
To & Im
Abhoae Nat Union
Abhoae Whimarshae
Urtechey
Downey
al Barnen
Kaiser
Heany
Desvor
Hamana
St MeLesn
Graves
Hounteman
Prt
Holden
Eberw'n
SSS
Totele
Rational Union
Rane—Whitmarsh
Walker
O'Reilly
Wynkoop
Ritchey
H Kaiser
Deaver
Grivee
Eberwein
Vickery
O'Railly
Hamann
H. Kaiser
V. Kaiser
Hunteman
Southern
Baltimore
Ohio
Bando
Young
Ybovender
Hotermersh
Naughton
Thompson
Fock
Gregory
Jerman
Sensoney
Wiliams
Wolbraner
Gregw Wall
Smith
Graham
Southamn
Balla
Om Wall
Williams
Wall
Peake
A Mori
Jeeman
Hobraver
Peck
Senseney
Bovender
H Cutie
Wild
Mr. Handiboe
Oaks to Bettie Sue Princess Callaway feature at Churchill Downs
The summer meeting at Churchill Downs closes with record attendance and a Kentucky Cake feature. Bettie Sue wins the Kentucky Oaks at 11-16 miles with Princess Callaway second and Ima third. House Match takes the handicap by a narrow margin over Melvor, with Winning Widow third. Stables plan to ship to Latonia for the upcoming meeting.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Bettie Sue
Princess Callaway
Ima
House Maid
McIvor
Latonia
Dick Baker
McCahey
Lackrose
Callahan
Hannis
C. Ross
Ligo
Princess Thorpe
Spindle
Argonaut
Long
Oreen
McCuhey
Tom Oit
Sir Blaine
Wheelwright
James Dockery
Azyfade
Alarattem
Housematch
Taplin
Melvor
Widow
Goose
Prince Gal
Grover Hughes
Mathels
Bettle Sue
Rice
Glass
Senaad
Ganse
Iman
Golden Pearl
Kennedy
Galley Slave
McTeggart
Emily Lee
Skirvin
Tima
Jack Weaver
Wonder
Watts
Tim Judge
Jeanne d'Arc
Marian Casey
Alice Baird
Butter Ball
Fireman
J. Rooney
Mockler
Fiend
the Hague
Tito
Pilain
Fort Johnson
J. Reed
Camel
PUMP STATION, CORNELL EDGE PUMPING STATION 3 TO 2
Cornell Jost leads a tight battle as Pump Station falls 3 to 2. Shipley and Martin pace Cornell with strong hitting. Grason Timanus and Martin secure key outs. Errors and baserunning impact late scoring, with Hayes and Moran among the run producers. Time of game one hour and thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Jost
Shipley
Martin
Wine Nets
Baggette
Cornell
Hayes
Davis
Handiboe
Marceron
Mullin
Steele
Gracon
Taylor
Bagantie
OlCol'sworth
Noyes
Timanus
Edmonston
Grason
Moran
Ryen
G. Hy Ryan
Hanibos
Collingsworth
Hy Ryan Davis
Mr. Betts
Willard Clippers Defeat C and P in Commercial League 9 to 3
Willard topped C and P 9 to 3 in the Commercial League. Dutch Stuckert delivered the league's longest homer as Rogers excelled at shortstop. Hartman Donovan Stuckert and Phipps led Willard bats with several runs and RBIs. Norris and Howell contributed strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Dutch Stuckert
Rogers
Abhoae C
Abhoae Hartman
O'Howall
Rfc
Sym
Skie
Thompson
Payna
Campbell
Phipps
Jackson
Hendricke
Norris
Howell
Langan
Cunningham
Wilard
McVoraup
McGram
Stuckert
Prinns
Donovan
Hendricks
Bauer
McGrath
Cleveland
Mallmen Stop Slump With 7 6 Win Over Interstate
The Mallmen ended a losing streak in the Departmental League by edging Interstate 7 to 6. Ferguson issued eight passes and five wild pitches in a wild pitching line as Postoffice posts the win. Eight runs, three errors, and a pair of players contributed to a tight, late-scoring contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallmen
Interstate
Ferguson
AB Hoa
TostoMce
Ae Barnes
Middlehauf
Handiboa
Gertman
Salb
Kerr
Carr
Duganne
Bampton
Vaughn
Fenton
Balzer
Barnhart
Callahan
Handshoe
Bradiev
Samas
de Ferguson
Brain
Bureau Triumphs Over G P O In Lopsided Fast Game
Bureau defeated G P O in a one sided contest. Clayton sparked the offense with a pair of runs and five hits, while Powell and the pitching duo of Murdoch and O’Murich held GPO to a scattered attack. Final: Bureau 8, GPO 5.
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Bureau
G P. O
Powell
Clayton
P Smith
Limerick
O Payne
Lord
Il Cnckrill
Beard
Potterton
Feher
Oa Dempsey
Turnburks
Jones
O'Kearnes
Ald Herbert
O'Muriech
Ouco
Murdoch
Daly
Demapsey
Tornes
Murdock
Strick
Southland edge over Silver Spring in tight league tilt
Southland fought to a 5 4 victory over Silver Spring in the Olympic League a late, hotly contested game. Rogers was ejected for arguing with umpire Sheckells as both teams produced a string of singles and errors, with Greer and Spaulding among the standout hitters in a tense solo showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Silver Spring
Rogers
Sheckells
Abhore
S. Spring
Abhoast Buckhartz
L.knapp
Strothers
Keith
Dechard
C. Southland
Greer
Larman
R. Gill
Spaulding
Hunt
Gill
Watson
Harman
Saunders
K. Sheckells
Tennallytown Downs Indian Office In Marquette League Tilt
Tennallytown defeated Indian Office in the Marquette League by 17 to 7. Highlighted by C Donaldson’s batting and Gross and Koogle’s fielding. Pitchers Huttner and Carter split the action, Donaldson hitting a home run and Reilly two base hits.
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Tennallytown
Indian Office
C. Donaldson
Gross
Koogle
Tentown
ADEO
Felaman
Gauzza
D'ldson
Burroughs
Groans
Reilly
Carter
Stadler
Shaw
O'Nay
Jones
Hurley
W. Donaldson
Stadier
Coursey
Tennallstown
Indian Ofice
Tudlan Office
Beils
Huttner
Dy Huttner
O'Day
Donaldson
Gould
Feldman
Stivers
Luttner
Keagle
Seabean
B. Donaldson
Mr. Collisiawer
Parkview Edges Silver Spring In Nine Innings
In a fast Suburban League contest Parkview defeated Silver Spring 2 to 1 in nine innings. Pitchers Feinle and Castor matched strong outings with key hits from Inky Davis McKenny and Dampier for Parkview while Oliveri and Maddox contributed for Silver Spring. Final line score shows 8 hits for Parkview and 7 for Silver Spring.
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Parkview
Silver Spring
Feinle
Inky" Davis
McKenny
Boykin
Davis
Maddow
OlClark
Dampier
Walaran
Tiser
Quinter
Fidleary
McCarthy
Castor
Tota
Olivers
Gallagher
Siler Spring
Balla
Castes
Davia
Dampier Lacrines
hlts—Waldron
Davis Oliveri
Maddox
Carter
Omibte piase—McKenney
Carter Dampler
Pepitere
Mason iQquetee
Om Ovrinle
Hille
Tapia We Jenkins
Montreal Results From First Day in Track and Field Card
Canadian owned Bt. Buse won the first race mile with Ganogue second and Stanley Fay third. Fiamma led the maidens in the five furlong second race. Priscillan captured the seven furlongs third race as Plate Glass. Spellbound won the Jacques Cartier stakes at one mile with Hampton Court second. Jetlo won the steeplechase over two miles. Baby Walt took the six furlongs race followed by Martin Doyle and Sir Alacot. Idlewell led at one and a quarter miles in the seventh race with Sem Bernard second and Merman third. In a Sunday School League game Ninth defeated Sherwood 11 to 6 with Sherwood outhit but lost due to pitching and home runs by several players.
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Buse
Dugan
Ganogue
Rawley
Stanley Fay
Garner
Carrillon
Cat
Chief Kea
Clem Beachy
Fiamma
Rod and Gun
Byrne
Senex
Yankee Lotus
Goldfern
Dipper
Orimar Lad
Ind
California Quen
Priscilllan
Plate Glass
Pagod
Grose
Spellbound
Gross
Herbert Turner
Schuttinger
Hampton Court
Aspirin
Busy
Blackford
Gulden
Amalfi
Jetlo
Sytch
Dinu Ken
Willame
the Prophet
Karmath
Vardoe
Giddy Girl
Luckola
Baby Walt
Martin Doyle
Goldstein
Sir Alacot
Archbald
Detroit
Jon Galtens
Cooney K
Shelby
Mazuma
Idlewell
Sem Bernard
Atchibala
Merman
Bon Buckthorn
Concarnea
Bang
Sherwood
Dove
Wooden
Clyde Richmond
Walter
O Patton
C. Broome
Pi Robinson
Sziotz Ie
Vinth
rHherwood
M. Broome
Brewer
Miley
Richmond
Hartia
Patton
Heck
Porter
Davis
Rhoades
Nint Sherwood
Omr Dore
Rhodes
Dr Dore
Dore
Dors
Hrewer
Miles
Harris
Quantrele
Quantrelle
Honda
Patton O Porter
Balle
Knabe Suspended for Three Days by Club President
Otto Knabe, Philadelphia second baseman, was suspended for three days by President Lynch after an incident with umpire Empile in yesterday's game at Cincinnati. The action comes amid ongoing tensions between the Phillies and officiating crews this season.
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Knabe
New York
Otto Knabe
Philadelphia Baseball Club
Lynch
Empile
Cincinnati
Montreal Racing Entries Prompt Mixed Odds and Entries
Racing card from Montreal lists first race for 2-year-olds at 5 furlongs with entries Goldfern 106 Ondra mon Franchise 163 Garthing Batt 99 and more. Other races cover older horses, pacing purses, and selling events with numerous named horses and riders across six races, including stakes-like entries and multiple odds.
Burrows Franchise Entry Eyed in Local Run Today
Burrows entry and a slate including Garth and Grasmere figures face a busy day. The field features names such as Houghton, Shannen, Theo Cook, and Pardner, with odds listing Republican favorites and other bets across racing and related events.
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Burrows
Garth
H. Houghton
Capsize
Grasmere
Shannen
Ben Legal
Theo Cook
Lad of Lavsden
Merman
Ceripus Thamis
Pardner Republican
Tipwind Thira Rai
My Gal
Montgomery
Sherry to Get Chance Against Sox Saturday
Fred Sherry, the relief pitcher, will start against the White Sox Saturday in the opening game of a series. The move tests the youngster, who has pitched well since the team’s return, with Chicago and St. Louis following after this series.
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Sherry
SOX
Fred Sherry
White Sox
Ceminkey
Asonid
Young
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Mott's Horse Palm Cozine Wins as Russell Cozine Falls
Baltimore June 8 Jot Mott the Washington trainer won his eighth race in nine starts at Norfolk and Prospect park with Palm Cozine. Russell Cozine faded after bucking mishap in the 2:19 pace while Mott flew to a 2:16 mile. Prospect park meets end, with four days at Gentlemen's Driving park beginning June 13.
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Baltimore
Mott
Russell Cozine
Palm Coame
Don Cozine
Harte
Catherine Belle
Ch. m
Sir Henry
B. G
Haywood
Sid Elegant Hoy
Atkinson
Lady Pilot
G. m
Metaphor Wins Army Officers Cup at Belmont Park
Special to The Washington Post reports Metaphor ridden by Lieut Alexander captured the Army Officers Mounted Service Cup by a length at Belmont Park, edging Tampico with Marabon third as the field faded in the final half mile. Other races include Hollis Plate won by The Rancal and Essex Hunt handicap, plus several steeplechases and flat events with multiple riders and placements.
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Washington Post
New York
Metaphor
Lieut
Alexander
Belmont Park
Tampico
Marabon
May Lee
R. McLaughlin
R. Humble
J. Queen
Wo Tims
Faultess
Cu Bon
Lampblack
Eileen
Aron
S. Matthews
Nuit Blanche
Brush
Hylda
T. Donohue
Ontario
J. Mannigan
Gun Cotton
M. Noe
Bishop
Leopardstown
Carmagnole
Rolando
Supplement
Spec
Herculoid
F. Donohue
Sven
Page
Frank Stagg
Vonstade
Web Carter
Yama Christy
Alice Carnes
Parson Kelly
Alex. Monroe
Ben Shaw
Macedonian
Highbridge
Booger Red
J. Tucker
Calvert
R. Belmont
Jack Cade
B. Alpers
Nattia Bumppo
the Thief
Sir Gase
Worwood
E. Tucker
Ross F
Josephthal
Casey
Royal Vane
Far West
Pynoch
Prince
Raymond
Joe Lett
Meno
Pep Vince
Penn wins over Dartmouth 10 to 7 in ragged game
University of Pennsylvania defeated Dartmouth 10 to 7 in a rough contest at Hanover. Penn built a big fifth inning with four runs as Hawk homered and Toomey notched a three-base hit. Batters included Penn’s Evans and Toomey. Dartmouth’s players included Ekstrom Olsen and Steen. Umpires were Conrey and O Riley. Time of game seven hours and four minutes.
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Hanover
N. H
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth Today
Dartmouth
Hawk
Toomey
RE. Penney
Dartmauth
Battewee
Clark
Ekstrom
Olsen
More
Steen
Messrs
Conrey
O'Reilly
Papke Defeats Sullivan For World Middleweight Title
Billy Papke of America defeated Jim Sullivan of England in nine rounds to win the world middleweight title as a savage uppercut dropped Sullivan for a count of five and he could not rise for the tenth round. The bout, at Palladium London, was for a $10,000 purse with a side bet, promoted by Hugh D. McIntosh.
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London
Billy Papke
Jim Sullivan
England
Hugh D. McIntosh
Palladium
Oatland
Papke
Sullivan
Corrl
Rickard offering $60,000 for Johnson two men at Buenos Aires
San Francisco reports promoter Tex Rickard who ran the Johnson Jeffries Reno bout sends a letter from Buenos Aires offering a $60,000 purse for Jack Johnson to fight two men in one day for the world championship. He believes Johnson can beat both, requesting a 15 minute rest after defeating the first challenger.
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San Francisco
G. L
Tex) Rickard
Reno
Jack Johnson
Buenos Aires
Rickard
Johnson
Washington golfers win amateur round at Baltimore Country Club
Ninety six golfers from Washington and other cities qualified for the Balti more Country Club event. Notable absentees include W J Travis due to illness. Best scores posted were 162 by D Bowers and 164 by D H Mallory, with 168s by Richard M Jackson and L L Harbin, plus L Bankard Jr and J C McMenamin at 171.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Country Club
W. J. Travis
United States
D. Bowers
Brooklawn Country Club
Washington
D. H. Mallory
Richard M. Jackson
L. L. Harbin
Columbia Country Club
E. H. Bankard, Jr
Johnstown
J. C. McMenamin
Hampton Roads
Yankees Buy Four Players From Portsmouth Tidewater League
Norfolk report states the New York American League club purchased four players from Portsmouth. Herbert Jaynes, the 19 year old third baseman, will report to New York tomorrow. Appleby, a catcher, and Mugien and Files, outfielders, will join in September. Jaynes impressed scout Irwin with his hitting and fielding, having played for William and Mary and Hampden Sydney College. He is son of Norfolk political leader N B Joynes.
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Norfolk
Portsmouth
Herbert Jaynes
New York
Appleby
Mugien
Files
Jaynes
Irwin
Joynes
William and Mary
Hampden-Sidney College
N. B. Joynes
Surprises In Golf Tourney Shake Southern Meet
The 10th annual Southern Golf Association championship on its third day saw Birmingham players George C. Oliver and R. H. Baugh upset by clubmates. R. H. Galbreath, Memphis, fell to R. G. Bush, New Orleans, while A. H. Mallory of Memphis lost to C. W. Daley of Nashville. The title race now centers between Bush and Daley. Mitigation notes include Michigan captain Elmer Mitchell and NFL baseball contract moves among Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, New York clubs with several player releases and suspensions listed.
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Nashville
Southern Golf Association
George C. Oliver
Birmingham
R. H. Baugh
R. H. Galbreath
Memphis
R. G. Bush
New Orleans
A. H. Mallory
C. W. Daley
Bush
Daley
New York
Lynch
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs Today
Boston
Harry Steinfeldt
Albert Weeden
Chicago
Herbert ¥. Juul
Cincinnati
D. J. Mahoney
Frank Stith
Jamea E Paulett
St. Paul
A. A
Arthur Butler
Joshua B. Clarke
Brooklyn
Sinecity
Raleigh Aitchison
Terre Haute
C. L
B. L. Isofin
South Bend
San Antonio
T. Is
Jack Jonnaton
Board of Directors
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Hirb White
Minneapolis
Sherroo M. Smith
Charles A. Pickett
St. Louis
Orphans day highlighted by Automobile Club of Washington
Next Thursday June 15 marks Orphans day. President W. B. Du vall of the Automobile Club of Washington asks every local car owner to donate a half day of use for a joy ride for parentless children. Cars should be reported to Captain T. S. Johnston at Buick Motor Company by noon June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Duvall
Automobile Club of Washington
Automobile Club
T. S. Johnston
Buick Motor Company
Seventeenth Street
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Johnastown
Trenton
York
Lancaster
Altoona
Alleras
Wilmington
Harrisburg
Harrieburg
Reading
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Chuett, Peabody & Co. Makers
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N.Y
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O'Donen
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MacNeil
Pirst
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Loving
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P. Moore
Dough
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IND. Office
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Bill Lamb
Ondramon
Garthing
Batt
Tasteful
Jos Madden
Cupsize
Grassmere
Sutemla
J. H. Houghton
64 Magazine
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Ben Montcalm
Briannon
Werbler
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Sir Bernard
the Gardener
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Arcite
Anna L. Daley
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Langden
Joe Galtens
Ward
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Supervisor
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Spill
Pennsylvania
Tex” Rickard
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Harbin
Yankees
Mitchell
Michigan
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Mich
Elmer Mitchell
Negaunee
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Studebaker and Flanders Commercial Auto & Supply CO
N.Y. Ave
Amer Hudson
Glovard Co
H. B. Leary, JR
Fourteenth St
N. W
Matheson
Oakland-Everitt Columbus Electric Pope
Apperson Regal
Emerson & Orme
HI Street
Baker Electric
Wwe
Fulton KR
Gorden
Colorado
Buick
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Overland
Stanley Steamer Auto
Stevens-Duryer
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William W. Bride
Wine & Benson
Charles W. Bender
W. F. Brentzer
Pierce-Arrow
New Haven
Hartford
Springfield
Worcester
Wien
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company
Chantilly
Franca
Frank J. Gould
Manchester
John O’gaunt
J. R. Keene
le Touquet
Airline -Thindebate
LAXON
Monogram Oil
Rational Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Buick Motor Co
Connecticut Ave
Phome M
Marmon International
Clayton Graff
Stow
Speedway
Potomac Automobile Company
Earle & Allen
Cfetary Brand
Century Tire CO
R Sts. N. W
Fieddart Dayton
BARNARD MOTOR CAR _COMPANY
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Pullman Bergdoll
Phone M
Wilcox
TRUX
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Ave. S. E
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Special Attocrat Limited
Tent
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M. T. Pol
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Cook & Stoddard Co
Hi St. N. W
Dayton
Meridian Sales Co
John A. Lutz
18Th
Meeley
Sax
Firestone
Frank D. Mitchell
Irving Garage
Irvingston
Miller Bros
St. N. W
Demontrate
J. M. Miller
Normandy Hotel
Prope M. Tes
Gettysburg
Zimmerman
Tex
Potomis Park
Rock Creek Park
National Zoological Park
Seitlers Home
People's Auto Co. RB
Kenninton
Mgr
Main
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People's Automobile Co
North Cry
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