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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1906

Page

27

Nationals at Park Aces Dramatic Washout Thriller

The Nationals and Athletics battled at Nationals Park as Altizer and Smith starred in a sunlit spectacle until a tornado disrupted play. Bender and Cross delivered standout defense and pitching while the crowd witnessed a spirited, chivalrous display in seven brisk innings before the weather halted action.

Altizer Smith Bender Cross Tornado Lto C. Smith McGuouddy Mack Ehlet Stahlwarts

Nationals Show Strong Team Depth in Exhibition Run

Altizer and Dixey star as debutants excite fans while Smith and Anderson bolster the infield and pitching depth. Grimes’s squad features Wakefield and Connors in key roles as coaches and umpires set the stage for a busy season with small-ball highlights and sharp fielding while Cleveland and Detroit split a twin bill in a separate men’s league clash.

Wakefield Howard Nationals

Norfolk Falls to Danville in Opening Series

Special from Danville Virginia reports Norfolk was defeated 5 to 2 in the first game of the Danville series. Howard pitched well for Norfolk, but Danville held the upper hand. offense produced by Howard Benny Stanley and Foster for the Danville squad.

Danville Norfolk Howard Danvillte Waz Nartolke Ani Benny Stanle Foster

Amateur Baseball Results and Personnel Moves

The First MP Sunday School team beat S Identine in a seven inning game at Fourteenth and Southeast by 3 to ?. Lineups include Fiat Church Risler catcher Brewer pitcher Conover first base Sands second base Martin third base Thomas shortstop Tabpote right field Dove Jeff Meld Watts water bar. MG Stoya resigns as Bureau of Standards captain. Sir Macmillan elected in his place. Eckington seeks games with Washington teams aged about seventeen. Districts beat La Ferras seven innings. Williams pitched well and Dutton hit well.

Fliat Church Risler Brewer Conover Sands Martin Thomas Tabpote Jeff Meld Watts Skiddon Club Hererson Love Meads Nerter Ferner Bugess Hrooke Fetd Daval Renter Feld Miller Feld Stoya Bureau of Standards Hes Sir Macmillan Bureau Eckington Washington F. A. Marshy Seaton Street la Ferras Williams Dutton

New York Wins Ninth Inning Finish Over Pittsburg

National League game highlights a ninth inning rally as New York defeats Pittsburg 6 to 4. McGraw ejected in fourth, McGinnity and McGann also ejected for disputing with umpire O Day amid a tense contest.

Muggsy New York Pittsburg McGraw Wen McGinnity McGann O'Day Beaumont Doe Aio Zao Eie Ritchey Gibson Ofaibert Lesver Bowerwelle McParland O McOnnolly F Mathewson McFarland Leaver McGlanity Wagner Bresnthen Oilbert Dahlen Bowerman Pittsburs

Yale Trims Harvard In First Game Of Series

Yale wins 8 to 1 over Harvard at Soldiers Field in Cambridge. Myer pitched effectively for Yale while Yale hitters struck Castle for key hits. Currier sparked Harvard with a long first inning hit but Yale recovered quickly and pulled ahead in the third, adding two more runs in the seventh to seal the victory.

Blue Cambridge Mass Yale Harvard Fiela Toaay Currier Smith Jackson Hulskamp Rhogah Haverd Leonard Huiskamp Dexter Stone Medat Madden Currie Bv Myer

Baseball Scores and Standings Summary

Baseball results across leagues show Cleveland beat Detroit 9 to 0 and 3 to 2, New York 4 to 2 over Pittsburgh, Philadelphia 2 to 0, and Boston 10 to 1. Virginia League standings list Lynchburg, Roanoke, and Danville with Richmond and Portsmouth. Eastern and South Atlantic leagues report Providence 8 to 0 over Buffalo and Macon 4 to 1 over Charleston, among others.

Where They Play Today American League Schedule

New York meets Washington while Boston visits Philadelphia Detroit plays Chicago Cleveland faces St. Louis Brooklyn travels to Boston Philadelphia hosts New York Portsmouth plays Roanoke Norfolk meets Danville Lynchburg travels to Richmond

Ag le Pot Cleveland Louis Rat Philadelphia Lesolesiceae New Yort Natio Detrott Bowion Chicana Loule Ann Pitteburg Cincinnati New York Jay Brooklyn Boston Lynchberg Roanoke Norton Danville Richmond Portemouth Pont-nifica Szil War G. P.O Gowbays Sriten Metropolitan Gol A. Chub Rio Alaveta Steppen’s Arlingtons Atjantics Marquette St. Martin Immaculate Bu Patrick Pate Vincent Trinity Wasnington Detroit Chicago St. Louie Virginia League Portamouth Norfolk Lynchburg Fitchmond

Outlaws in New York Play Sunday Tri-State Baseball

Manhattan Beach in New York to host a Sunday game between the Manhattan Beach nine and Altoona, a lineup featuring Sturnagle Bell Houser Duty Flood Schila Hartman a Brooklyn junior and Wyatt Lee. The plan is to rotate Tri-State League teams each Sunday at the Manhattan field despite prior league attempts to block such outlaw clubs.

Manhattan Beach New York Manhattan Outlaws Sunny Manhattan Beach Nine Altoona Nine Sturnagle St. Louis Nationals Bell Brooklyn Nationals Houser Bageman Louisville Americans Duty Flood Schila Des Moines Hartman St. Josepha

Hobens Leads Golfers in Western Open After 36 Holes

Joan Hobens of the Hanglewood Golf Club led 47 starters at Homewood Links with 154 strokes after 36 holes. Willie Smith of Mexico and Wille Anderson of Onwentsia trailed by two strokes at 156, while Bert Nichols of Denver Fred McLeod of Midlothian and Aleck Smith of Nassau at 165. Arthur Smith of Columbus and Jack Jolly of Arlington completed 36 holes at 160.

Chicago Joan Hobens Hnglewood N. J Homewood Links Hobens Willie Smith Mexico Wille Anderson Onwentsia Gibert Nichols Denver Fred McLeod Midlothian Aleck Smith Nassau Ted Arthur Smuth Columbus Jack Jolly Arlington

Western open golf championship leads with Ravieloe in front

At Homewood, June 2, windy conditions shaped the opening eighteen holes of the Western Open golf championship. Standouts include Robert White and Robert Foulls tied at 88, James Foulls 83, with others like Alec Sampbili and Stewart Gardner posting notable scores amid a day of variable play. In local civic news, the Night Watchmen’s Association postponed a hearing on police powers for a new Private Fire Patrol Company, with Maj. Sylvester to issue an official opinion after consideration by Commissioners. Attorney Lambert represented the watchmen.

Flosamoor Homewood Robert White Ravisios Robert Foulls Glen Echo James Foulls Calumet Harry Collis M. H. Levekin Hockford Otto Hackbarth Lambert Maj. Sylvester Gompeles P. van Wickle

Equity Court records and district notices in DC legal ledger

The legal record chronicles Equity Court No. 1 and No. 2 actions in the District of Columbia with alimony orders, appointments of committees, trustees, and examiners, and numerous notices of assignments, motions, and judgments across multiple cases. It lists parties, attorneys, bond figures, and scheduled hearing dates, including Friday June 22, 1906, and references to probate, real estate suits, and criminal matters.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court No. 1 Clabaush Selby Wa Belby Plainant Lester & Prien W. E. Ambrose Catherines M ‘O'Connor Michael A. O'Connor Bent Basilyn Bell W. ¥. Donaldson BH. R. Gower Attorns Mughes & Gray W. G. Gardner T. C Archer & Smith Winertore Va Thompson Calender Solfaltare Maul Kent Mahon H. J. May Dempay Va Dempsay Araved Enbeithed Ostopiainant A Wollctoc F. Edward Alitchell Adileltor J. G. Bauby-Smith Becrett Va Bassett P. H. Marshall W. J. Lambert Guerin I. H. Thomes Forrest Va Forrest Bendheim H. Conred Ambrose Baker Va Bigigee HL Moulton Johnston Hi ‘Be Moulton Longshaw Longehaw E. L. Eley W. E. Armbrose P. J. Ryan Mackey Besmett B.C. Colindsy GL. Tolt H. E. Davis L. Fralley Thompson Va. Riley L. Sirmone Conta Plaintifs Gentner Ys, Cockrell & Co Plaintif C. H. Syme Jones Fator Ve Palmer Plaintitt 8. C. Peslle HF. Woodard Golden Va Wallerstein W. 4. Johnston Malcolm Hutty New York and Washington Realty Company Lander Prattle Johnson Wines Company Platt H. Winship Wheatley L. A. Bailey Richards Va Jonas Plaintiffs Attorney, LLC Tucker George Knopp Pkymaht Coats Duckett & Son Wilton & Barksdale Cudick Va Halater Plain AM A. Kelgwin J. B. Archer, Jr Krown Ve. Capital Traction Company Hayden Johnson J. T. Taylor Defendent R. A Rees Perry W. A. Johnstos Bishon

Deeds of Trusts and Secured Loans in Columbia District

A listing of numerous deeds of trust recorded across wards including Square 169, 170, 1, 619, 980, 3037, 188, 281, 302, 10e2, 270, WARE 185, and other plots. Names include William J. Donovan, A. HIN, Charles W. Simpson, Harry B. Hahn, Lewis Holmes, Edward Rider, James Shea, Luther M. Divine, Laura D. Walker, H. B. Howenstein, Orton L. Kenney, and many others. Amounts range from 680 to 49,000 with terms from 6 months to 5 years, interest at 5–6 percent, semiannual or quarterly payments. Properties secured include various lots and parts of blocks in Washington, D. C., with lenders such as Union Savings Bank and the National Safe Deposit Company.

Square Db William J. Donovan Fam A. Hin Charles W. Simpson Harry B. Huhn Square 1 Lewis Holmes Edward P. Rider James ¥. Shea James H. Connelly Linzie Burkart Tsase W. Turkart Smith ‘Thompson, Jr Brancn Middough & Shannon Charles F. Benjamin Hoger T. Mitchell Perpetual Building Association Tota Florense G Denle Aman Et Ax Edward ‘* Fiegerald Jona J. Fegan Enter ‘Prise Serial Building Association LE Dro Park Josph D. Carrington National Safe Deposit, Savings and Grant Company District of Columpia Robert McQuis Harriet J. Arneroth N. Oscar William A. Saunders Claud Livingston Wilmot W. Trew Francis A. Blundon Henry H. Bergmann J. Fentress Ware Ketle Gmith Clark Shepherd Jackson H. Ralston Lea D. Latimer Cccate Union Savings Bank of Washington, D. C Uarh Hugo Worth Jackeos H. Ralston Quincy Smith Tnion Hanks Dare Frances E Payne Alexander ‘Wolf William Aventa William ‘A Hin Harry Hahn Edger F. Burson Edward J. Biellwagen George &. Fletting Edward L. Wiitger Edward Stellwages Thomas M Gale George E. Fleming Anson Taylor Trusteau

Real estate transfers listed for Northwest and Southeast Washington

Transactions include Raymond J. Cooley to Jamey Henry Smith on Ninth Street NorthWest lot M5 square 384 for $10. James H. Connelly et ux to Lewin Holmes on Alley between E and F Second and Third for $10. Josepth Howard Constantine to J Albert Duvall on No 887 Ninth Street Southeast for $10. areawide transfers on Florida Avenue Kontawest near Third Street. Maryon to Lizzie Hurkart on Florida Avenue. George Shafer to Harttebon on Northwest Street. Kennetunk Realty to Ella K Jones on Petworth south half of lot 95 square 6 for $10. Ella K Jones to Robert Buchanan on lots 11 and 23 square 6 for $10. J W Cabills et al executors to Etta Beck on Massachusetts Avenue Northwest between Fourteenth and Fifteenth for $20,000. Aleneo Bisa et ux to Washington Loan and Trust Company on Massachusetts Avenue Northwest between Fourth and Fifth for $310. and additional transfers on Tenth Street Southeast and Twelfth Street north.

Halderston Arthur Carr Toe S C. Biandjey Herrista Avner Bridge and Green Streets Beall Washington Streets High Street Bateh Fowler Enoch Cleveland Park H. Roxier Dulany Bates Warren Tenth Street Vermont Avenue Julia Dorsey Paul R. Btalnaksr Azadia Mabridge Hy Ashworth Jelia F Crawford Mabel L. Marceron Partia Square Twenty-Third Street New N . Street Joseph M. Carmody James Crabb Aquare Mclean Avenue Heaste A Samuel Herman Randle Highlande National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company Treates United Sk Mary Relay Raymon ‘Oelay Id J Cooley Raymon J. Qustey Frances B. Fayur Roredale Isherwood Morris Sarah Goldstein Hock Thirteenth Street Nasachusetts Ninth Street Raymond J. Cooley Jamey Henry Smith James H. Connelly Lewin Holmes Joseph Howard Constantine J. Albert Duvall Florida Avenue Kontawest Third Street Hattle Maryon Lizzie Tenac W. Hurkart H Street Ceorga Shafer Cat Harttebon Ghichester—Richerd Perker John B. Copeland Petworth Kennetunk Realty Company Ella K. Jones Robert B. Buchanan Maesachusetts Avenue Fourteenth Fifteenth J. W Cabiltss Etta HL Beck

Licensed to Marry List Survives Fragmented Entry

A damaged notice lists multiple marriage intentions and participants with ages and locations including Mount Vernon New York Frostburg Piney Grove Glenwood and Baltimore. Names appear with religious officiants and varying pairings, though the OCR is garbled and incomplete.

Deaths in Healthe Office Record June 21 list

Reported deaths include Robert W Leskyoad at Govt Heap Insane 52 years John H Stevens Cottage Hun D.C. 40 years William Thomas 1425 2th at aw 2 years Edwin Higsins St Anns Asylum 02 years Winliam Motmann 121 Mat aw 48 years Caterina Zerega 416 0 st aw 6 years Maurice A McKilligatt 925 6th st se 12 years Thoren Coakley 709 0 at aw 76 years Colesworth PF Herndon 1518 Vi ave aw 2 years Flores Regan 24 G'st nw 9 years John S Dorsey 1428 8th st aw 51 years Rachel J Tallmadge 1386 Irving st nw 72 years Rash Lee Anderson 620 7th ts aw 45 years Langdon Major Geo Wash Untv Hosp 8 years Joseph J Green 22 st aw monthe Jon Canaday 2819 35th st aw ▭ months Ynetta Wilkincon 14 Logan piece 1 months

Robert W Leskyoad St. Se Thoren Coakley Colesworth PF Herndon Yre Flores Regan G'st Nw John $. Dorsey St. Aw Rachel J. Tallmadge Irving St. Nw Rash Lee Anderson Langdon Geo Joseph J. Green Jon Canaday Ynetta Wilkincon Logan

Local 262 Retail Clerks elects officers for 262

Announcement lists the re elected president D F Manning first vice C C Coulter second vice D P Casey recorder A Stern guide J J Eber guardian H Morris set to be installed July 5. Executive board to meet tonight at Typographical Temple to discuss dues hours and wages with Int President H J Conway and Secretary Treasurer Morris in attendance.

Retail Clerks' Association D. F. Manning C. C. Coulter D. P. Casey A Stern Recorder John J. Eber Guide H. Morris Guardian Executive Board of Retail’Clerks’ Union Typographical Temple H. J. Conway Chicago Morris Denver

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