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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1911

Page

14

Midsummer Fashions in Men's Wear at P B Unity

The ad promotes P B Unity Serge summer suits with guaranteed wear from the national shop. Men are urged to shop there for superior fabric and exclusive style, with Unity Suits priced at 15 dollars and up to 40 dollars.

Pb” Unity

Orphans’ Motor Car Outing Report At Franklin Park

The district outing collects cars from automobilists at Franklin Park to transport orphans. If rain, postponement to tomorrow. Many cars promised, but still short of vehicles. Cars will meet at the Peace monument then parade to Gleat Echo park for the afternoon.

T. Ss. Johnston Franklin Park Atresta Peace Monument Gleat Echo Park

Engel Will Join Two Teams and Zannelli Enters Pro Ranks

Jove Engel of Mount St. Marys returns to Washington and will likely pitch for Manhattan against St. Martins in the Independence League. Harry Zannelli, local amateur, signs with Newark in the Eastern League, but starts with Lynchburg and may stay through the season, amid disappointment for Interior and Eastern Athletic Club teams.

Jove Engel Washington Mount St. Mary's College Manhattan St. Martin's Munxzger Donnelly Engel Maurice O'Connor Aloysius Club Harry Zannelli Newark Lynchburg Interior Eastern Athletic Clu Vannelli

Solicitors vs Documents Slow Game Amid Heavy Hitting

Solicitors outclassed Documents in a slow game featuring Green and Warnshaw. Scoring details show errors and pitches by Bailey and McGee, with Green and Jones contributing multiple hits. Umpire Johnson called the contest with a final line reflecting tight defense and late rallies.

Green Warnshaw Solicitors Butler Cullinan Gordon Curtis tMoore Farnshaw Bailey Carr Roby Rosgeau Ralph Hoffman Moran King Selietors Tuus—tler Jones Spence Cer Marushaw Pranda Holy Fe King McGee Seliettor Seliettors Om Green MiGen Bailes Obs McGee Dalles D. Green hyte—Green Estler Earnshaw Harn- Bhan Robs Mr. Johnson

Southland Beats Woodland In Poe Olympia League Scoring 6 to 4

Southland edged Woodland 6 to 4 in a close Poe Olympia League contest. Spaulding starred with strong base running and hitting, while Beavers and Riddle contributed key hits. Umpire Sheckells presided as both teams tallied through the game lasting 1 hour 35 minutes.

Southland Woodland Spaulding Wonsland Buchholtz Grace Strathers Riddle Spauiding Huntt Carter Vt Carr Ehrm Routs Tarter Risdon Sensency Beavers Litchfield Hunt Jana Taylor Wi dall—Dischoft Mr Sheckells

Old Dominion Tennis Tourney Sees Evans Reach Semifinal

Richmond June 14 Charles G Evans of Danville advances to the semifinals after defeating Robb of Richmond in straight sets 7-5 6-2. Several other Wednesday results shape the remaining semifinal pairings as Washingtons Graves and Fischer New Yorks Pell Buford and Fisher and New Yorkers Grant vie for spots. plus numerous women’s matches and defaults noted in the day’s play.

Richmond Elassh Charles G. Evans Danville Robb John Graves A. Fischer Washington T. R. Pell New York Erskine Buford Clarence Fisher Baltimore Wylier C. Grant Grant Pell Indoublec Critten McLean Coke Buford Fischer Gore Evene Mar Evans Graves Britton Davenport Fisher Oglesby Hall Miss Randolph Miss Short Miss Martin Miss Colson Meredith Duke Winston Miss Jaynes Mr. Powers Miss Boyd Nelson Miss Duhridg Miss Trizg Miss Willis Ooeses Miss Robinson Min Randolph Miss Powers Misses Randolph Powers

Agriculture Defeats Navy 5 to 2 In Departmental League Game

Good base running and Tim Ty hits helped Agriculture win 5 to 2 over Navy. LePuc pitched steadily, adding two hits himself. RiNy Taylor covered center for the Farmers. many players contributed, with Le Duc and Demapier among those scoring.

Tim Ty Agriculture Navy LePuc RiNy Taylor Seore Angles ANH Gat Navy Abhortet Taylor OlGarnisa Dryan Watson Ja Duc Ol Daly Fielda Ti Lawrence Oaktey Norriss Geanery O Yoho Lowe Schombert le Duc Demapier Dampier Gievannetth Mr. Erwin

Amateur games today across city leagues

A slate of amateur matches features Agriculture versus Bankers Commission ers, Capital City versus Sewage Fumpetrs, Census versus Naturalization, Commercial Telephone versus Andrews, Interstate versus Postoffice, District Bureau versus Adams Independence Kendall versus National Union, Marquette Corcoran versus Tennallytown Olympia Braddock versus Whitehaven Railroad Union Station versus Southern, Sunday School Sherwood versus Anacostia and Suburban Brightwood against Silver Springer.

Bankers—Commissioners Second Wash Capital City N. Yard. Com Andrews Postoffice District—Bureau Adams Independence Kendall National Union Marquette Corcoran Tennallytown Olympia Braddock Whitehaven Railroad Union Station Southern Sherwood Anacostia Brightwood Silver Springer

Handzaretta Narrowly Beats Lady Orimer at Latonia Turf

Handzaretta nosed out long shot Lady Orimer in a tight stretch in Latonia’s third race amid a near perfect day marred only by a late storm. Star Jasmine captured the fourth race easily as favorite Mary Emily finished out of the money. Other races featured Dutch Rock and Petronius among winners in aging and maiden events with Mullions of purses noted.

Nortow Jasmine Mary Emily Storm Mars Latonia Handzaretta Lady Orimer MetUrenry Loftux Judge Sales Koerner D'Airy Taptin Mexico Dan Alamitos Wiley Col. Holloway Johny Pitts Matuers McCreary Bev Lasca Mockier Wilson Bélfast McIntyre Jack F Naughty Lad Husky Lad Marlborough Ryan Alsy Hen Lasca Belfact Handézaretta McCaher Kolm McTaggart Tine Jeanne d'Arc Jane W Sylvestrie Veneta Strom Roberts Sone Ethelda Alec Tan Mutuela Drazella Abraston Star Jasmine Latory Upright Berenice Jasviine Martin Liu Glaur Longridge Swish Oracle Butter Ball Petronius Grace Tom Bigbie Ken Redr Stonestrest Loftus Hind Beau Brummet Poetronius

Station Beats Baltimore and Ohio In Slow League Game

In a low scoring A R M C A League contest at the grounds, Station defeated Baltimore and Ohio 13 to 3. Key players included Cutts, Bavender, Kehl, Fitzgerald, Thompson, Bundy, and Smith driving runs for Station, while Ryon and Wall pitched for Baltimore and Ohio. The game lasted 2 hours 23 minutes with several errors and timely hits shaping the final score.

Indian Omce Company K Rose Co. K Abhore' Ind Ofte Abmore Kluge SiGould Breddork O Lynch Roepke O Gauzra Grinstead I Feldman Te & 403 Dlor Ec Rea Boles DiCoursey GlShaw Thee Gostzinger Shumatesurt Daly Vatas P. Baxter Saebean tElnes Indian Orke Keo Kluge Hraddeck Rose Goetelager Gould Lynch Geusta Mohlman Corsey Etroare Indian Office Feldman Athos Atlas Atlan Honeven Raephe Tourses Uirinstaad Gauzza Shaw Dean’ Coursey Kluge Roepke Bot Sming Cals Cornell Eastern G. McDonald Cornel Abhoar Rhodes Clarke McCarthy Vaughn Drvver G.m'donal Ricker Shaiin Gallagher Handshoe King McDonald Moran Driver Elkins Bhatia Shatin Shalln Hicker Kinney Tandiboe Handiboe Rhaded Trowbridge Carre Allagher Shalin Mr. Betts North Carolina Monk" Walters Xo Abhoae Abhoae Watt Dla Walter Mica Oo Slangford Brosne Quantrelle Heine Lovelese Ollever Drever Mr Hughes Arhoar Arhoar Peake Kehl J.cutis Uwitgerald Bavender Thompson A.hmori Hundy Smith Wall Kelly Brown Brooks Moriit Liamson Haughe O Myon Baltimore and Ohio Cutts A. Moers Fitzgerald Bundy Baltimore and Ohio Station Balla Om Ryon Ryon Walsh Bacca

Bryn Mawr Beats Cooperstown In Woodcrest Cup Match

In Philadelphia on June 14 Bryn Mawr defeated Cooperstown N Y 6 goals to 4 in a Woodcrest cup polo game. Both teams opened on even footing as handicappers rated them 17 goals. Be Van Stade opened scoring for Cooperstown in six minutes of the first period. Strawbridge Brown Harrison and Stevenson added Bryn Mawr scores across periods with Cooperstown replying early and late.

Philadelphia Bryn Mawr Cooperstown N. Y Bata Ce van Stade Strawbridge Brown Harrison Be van Stade Stevenson Beacheston Strawbridge Hach

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