Nationally Known Store Ad Highlights P-B Men's Wear
Nationally known store promotes P-B brand men’s clothing and suits in tropical fabrics and mohair, with guarantees on blue serge from $15. Summer two and three piece P-B suits, hand tailoring, and stylish furnishings emphasized at modest prices.
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Ariety and
P-B’s
Analostan Crew to Enter Open Regatta at Philadelphia
The Analostan Club plans its first open out-of-town regatta entry with an eight-oared crew formed from Technical High School juniors. The boat, skippered by Hardy with crowder and Gibson as substitutes, features Funkhauser Ulman Roberta White Hahn Borger P Gibson and the Tech team as junior members. If victorious, the crew could advance to higher classes in future events as enthusiasm grows among the club’s veterans.
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Analostan Club
Philadelphia
Technical High School Eines
Tech
Anatestan Club
Anatestan
Funkhauser
Ulman
Roberta
White
Hahn
Borger
P. Gibson
Hardy
Simpson
Crowder
A. Gibson
Will
Analesian Club
Analostan
Menars
Moore
Chanler
Leet
Perkins
Baltimore
Richard E. Pairo
Louis A. Fincher
R. Ross Perry, Jr
J. Evans, Jr
C. M. Neving
Rr Whelpley
Belmont Park Racing Declared Free From Booking
Mineola June 24 Belmont Park racing was declared free from betting in law by Judge James P. Niemann. He dismissed Nassau County district attorney proceedings based on private detectives alleging bets with bookmakers, ruling no proof the bettors were bookmakers and that ordinary betting does not equal bookmaking.
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Judge Niemann
Belmont Park
Mineola
Long Iseland
James P. Niemann
Nassau County
Tigers Sign Southpaw Henry Elder From Minnesota
Detroit shakes up pitching staff by signing University of Minnesota star southpaw Henry Elder. Coach Danny Sullivan urged the move, and President Navin quickly sanctioned the deal. Elder joins the Tigers after being released from collegiate duties, adding potential rotation depth for the squad.
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Henry Elder
University of Minnesota
Washington Post
Detroit
Mich
Tigers
Danny Sullivan
Minnesota
Wags
Tiger
Navin
Service Elevens Disagree Over Football Venue
In New York on June 2, West Point and Annapolis athletic associations could not decide where this fall’s football game should be played. Cadets favor Polo Grounds or West Point. midshipmen want Franklin Field for a rematch. Philadelphia cites transportation issues as a factor.
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W York
West Point
Annapolis
Polo Grounds
New York
Midshipmen
Frankin Field
West Port
Sandhill Takes Lead to Win Handicap at Belmont
Belmont Park on June 24 featured a heavy betting card as four of six races drew large fields. Sandhill breezed to victory in the second race, a one mile three furlong handicap, with Colonel Holloway unable to mount a challenge. Delft and Strenuous also posted notable wins, while Astoria Cup winner Natad and other contenders battled through the day as racing shifts to Belmont Terminal and Friday at the same venue.
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Belmont Park
Long Island
Belmont Terminal
United Hunts
R. T. Wilson
Natad
Nalad
Mater
Fittaway
Early Rose
Delft
Mordecai
Flask
Gharjon
Yeeching
Sandhill
Colonel Holloway
Mission
Amalfi
Captain Eliott
Beaucoup
Traxler
Butwell
Aren
Karrick
Sven
Hudag
Lancewood
Charion
Yodling
Odd Crone
Smail
Hendicap
Sand Hil
McCahey
Col. Holloway
Port
Wolfe
Hanover
Goldspring
Sir Denred
Springmass
Tactice
Capt
Ellott
C. A. Buster
Nafar
Woite
Wilson
Barry Rose
Musgrave
Flitaway
Vera
Mater Algo
Little Jupiter
Bouncing Lass
Perthohire
Claus
Moncrief
Goldwoge
Mies
Thrifty
Schaller
Wer Lord
Mary Scribe
Henpeckh
Luria
Mr. Specks
Istrose
Miden
Jack Wall
Srivan
Witty
Biden
Monmouth
Eleganza
Rebound
Brain Bell
Quigley Appointed Umpire by National League
New York June 24 Announcement of E C Quigley an International League umpire to the NL umpiring staff was made by President Lynch Quigley formerly director of athletics at Kansas University
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New York
E. C. Quigley
Lynch
Quigley
Kansas University
Thoroughbred racing entries reveal a packed card at Hamilton
The Hamilton program lists races across six divisions with purses from 30 to 3,000 dollars. Entries include Ward Cruso and Uinzel Hawthorne in early sprints, a six furlong selling for 1 year olds plus, and a long card featuring hurdles, steeplechases, and open handicaps. Weather is clear and track fast with many named horses and several purses highlighted.
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Hamilton
Lenhares
Clift Edge
Uinzel Hawthorne
Carlton G
Calgary
Terrible Bus
M. Magazine
Crisco
Venus Urania
Choe
Usher
Fouth Ram
Fen
First Sight
Horren
St Tustin
Kelling
Denham
Simine
Rowne
Rosemary
Mama Jonson
Phyilis Antoinette
Blue Crest
Ralph Lioyd
Viethle
Rye Mw
Toriling
Montitim
Fox Craft
Prince Chap
Mileane
Jack Nunnaily
John Bowman
Pheodore Cook
Purte
Carl “Clinton
Beughia Quinn
Woodcraft
Howey
Tee
Stacquelina
Royal Message
Miss Jonah
Rash
Effends
Gerrard
Lad of
Napier
Tom Hayward
Racing Thoroughbreds and Names Appear in Latonia Card
A long list of horse names and associated figures appears in a Latonia program with entries from Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph. Notable names include Sureget Henry Ritte Galley Slave Blacktown Belle Star Jasmine Bonanza and Belmont Park references.
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Royal Amber
Curtain Call
Cedarbrook
James Dockery
Star Rose
Inland
Gulley Stave
Sureget
George Oxnard
Marty Lou
Maita Mav
Mike Cohen
Lady Charcot
Frances M
Ebarth W
Old Ben
of Hagen
Big Spirit
Ninda
Black Toney
Lostus
Olga Sigg
Semprite
Sam Hirsch
Star Jasmine
Bonanza
Mary Ann K
Strong
Beautiful
Madam Phelps
Ishing Ring
Foxy Mary
Tay Pay
Sir Catesby
Forehead
Latonia
Incinnat! Enquirer
Henry Ritte
Blacktown
Belle
Superl
Billy Holder
Madelle
Marshon
Minda
Edith W. Toney
Sam Hirsh
Morning Telegraph
Costs
Barnard
Earl of Savoy
Tecumseh
Black Torey
Edith W
Belmont Park
Cincinnati Enquirer
Penobscot
Owanux
Astute
Essex
Gold Plate
Maxim's Pride
Live Wire
Reybourne
Jack Cade
Merry ‘Task
Mission
Plutocrat
Sir Cleges
Tell Wind
Adventurer
Whiting
Wilson
Eadbald
Ed Rotan
Two Saints
Zarda
Culvert
Star Gaze
Belmont
Johnny
Himation
Jim Hanson
Willing
Hamilton
Ninth By One Run Protested Ninth Street Christian Win
Ninth Street Christian defeated First M P 4 to 3 in a tense East Washington Sunday School League game before about 2 000 fans. Bell pitched for Ninth Street and hit a deciding home run after a foul ball misplay by a fielding spectator. First M P protested the outcome, planning to challenge the call with circuit authorities.
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M. P
East Washington
Bell
Ninth
Buck” Becker
Becker
Swinners
Casasidy
Varela
Boore
Firs
ABOA
St. Aves
Murray
Olcesiay
Walters
Mibenee Ib
OlRountree
Btrothera
Moreland
Luscombe
Broomerb
Hottman
Binitheon
Pari
Rune—Murray
C. Becker
Cassidy
Rountres
M. Broome
Firat
Ninth &T
Dalla
Giovannetti
Arela
M. Becker
Varéla
Rountree
Doubie
Hoffman
Uropire
Mr. Jaendhke
Federals Beat C of Cy In Treasury League, 9 to 3
Federals defeated C of Cy yesterday in the Treasury League 9 to 3. Lord led with strong fielding and hitting, Willems contributed all around play. Plays featured include two base hits by Greene Offenberg Lord Harret McDonough Barley, and notable pitching by McDonough with 9 strikeouts. Umpire Mr Markle. Time of game 2 hours.
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Pederals
C. of
Lord
Willems
Loar
Speoaes
Nene Liza
Wiblatms
O'Brien
Sfsiuites
O'Meara
Mextilen
McClure
Voce
McDonough
Federals
Errora
O. of
Basta
E. of Cy
Battse
Ofn Vooe
Greene
Offenberg
Arrange New Fight Bill at Ardmore Md Tonight
Local fighters canceled most preliminaries for the Maryland Athletic and Social Club show at Ardmore. New matches have been added including Swatts Adamson versus Kid Tuths and Jim Smith versus Benny Winters, plus Kid Erne versus Jack Knight. Danny Lewis faces Kid Sullivan in a fifteen round main event.
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Maryland Athletic and Social Club
Ardmore
Puginata
Benny Win~ter
Swatts” Adamson
Pittsburgh
Kid Tuths
Herman Miller
Baltimore
Jim Smith
Philadelphia
Benny Winters
Washington
Aix
Kid Erne
Jack Knight
Danny Lewis
Kid Sullivan
War Defeats Naval Medicos in Marquette League
War beat Naval Medicos 6 to 2 as Brown allowed four hits and struck out eleven. Final line shows AB Medicon and ABHORE players with implied line scores and fielding notes, plus operations of pitchers White and Brewer and umpires Norris. The game time listed as 1 hour 45 minutes.
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War
Naval Medicos
Brown
AB Medicon
OiSebold
OjJonnson
OlBoswell
Perry
Aileary
OfBender
Burton
Osmoot
Gooaasu Pepper
Totels
Stearna
Brewer, Sit, Pepper, Boswell
Efrate
War Dent
War Dept
Oi White
Brewer
White
Zupnick
Siil
Howaya
Bender
Norris
ABE
MBA
Abhore tErye
J/Weinstein
Rosend
Ofeldman,c
Lates
dGouban
Ofst.p.rt
Goldstein
Goldberg
Murdock.p
Ol Cohen
Atlas
Goldblatt
Frye
Lemerle
Johnson
McCarthy
Murtaugh
Murdock
Hirat Bage
HLA
Aints
Fairmont conquers Petworth in opener of Federal League series
Fairmont defeats Petworth 2 to 1 as both starters allow three hits. Murphy's play on Clayton's tag sends in the decisive run in the sixth. Key lineups include Roberts Baggett Shipley and Thompson for Fairmont and Seitz for Petworth, with a 1 hour five minute game time.
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Petworth
Bob Thompson
Seitz
Murphy
Clayton
Roberts
Seltz
Olver
Ol Gordon
Thompson
Reese Ee
Ford
Shipley Baggett
Om Seltz
Om Seitz
Settz
Phinkett
Olivert
Bowers
Shipley
Stanley
Amateur games today across multiple Washington leagues
Capital City League North Capitol and L streets area hosts amateur games including Northwest-Waverley va Bank ere and Central League at First and M streets northeast Twining va Sherwood. Departments White Lot interior va Postoffice Best Washington League Thirteenth and D streets northeast Reformation va United Brethren Federal League Grant circle Upshur street G. P. OG versus Pension Burton Railroad League Fifth street and Florida avenue northeast Car Department va Southern Northwest Sunday School League Georgia avenue Kenyon street Fourth ve St Paul Treasury League White Lot Printera ve Civil Service Marquette Leageue Thirty-fifth street Wisconsin avenue Trinity ve Bt Joseph's s
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M Streets
Twining
Sherwood
White Lot—interior
Postoffice
Washington
Reformation
United Brethren
Federal League
Grant Circle
Upshur Street
G. P. OG
Pension Burton
Railroad
Fifth Street
Florida Avenue
Car Department
Southern
Northwest
Georgia Avenue
Kenyon Street
Fourth Ve. St. Paul
Treasury League
White Lot—Printera Ve. Civil Service
Marquette Leageue
Wisconsin Avenue
Trinity Ve. Bt
Joseph's S
Whitney and Whitney Avenue beat Calvary in league
Whitney Avenue Christians defeated Calvary Methodists 16 to 1 in the Northwest Sunday School League. Scoring details include Williams Barrett and Widmyer contributing multiple runs. line scores show Whitney and Calvary defenses and later departmental league notes with War vs C&L. The long box scores list numerous players, positions, and innings with varied errors and base hits.
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Whitney Avenue Christians
Calvary Methodists
Watney
Abi
el Calvary
Abe
Ez Barrett
Ol Williame
M.os
Widmyer
Ol Fowler
Behicklet
OlKorn
Schultz
O Feit
O Feit, Ab 21Ia al Baundere
OjJonnson
Etker
Offwiheart
Herr
M. Williams
Barrett
Widmayer
Schichler
Saunders
Elker
Herr. Barry
Atwood
Whitney Ave
Calvary ME
OM Toney
Toney
Leit
Jones
Barer
Fowler
Kobr
Tonsy
Bosratt
Mr. Haag
Zeros for Yankees Continued From Eighth Page
Washington and New York battled as McConnell and Caldwell matched weak hits and miscues. Washington scored thr ee in a late stretch while New York struggled with six hits and five left on base. Shanks and Milan featured among the few standout Washington baserunners.
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Foster
Gandil
Hartzell
Milan
Morgan
Wash
AB. R. H
PO. A
Aero
Es - Shanks
la Porte
Henry
C . Oo
Boehling
R. H. Sobb
SB FO. A. E
Harel
Peckinpaugh
Barton
McKechnie
McConnell,p
Caldwell
Derrick
McConnell
Washington
New York
O-O
Boehilg
Mesars Connolly and McGreevy
Mohawks defeat Avondale 13 to 11 in Eastern League slugfest
Mohawks outslug Avondale 13 to 11 as Durity Taylor, Raba and Scofield spark the attack. Batting details list Keyser Durity Taylor Byer Harbin and Seafeld among contributors, with Keyser and America handling pitching duties.
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Avondale
Durity
Taylor
Raba
Scofield
Avondales
Ideakin c
Hkeyeer.c
Scohed
Dortty
Vielmman
Reba
Dyer
Dilengan
Harhim
Keyser
JiAmerica
Metz,p.ci
Meicher
Chisorm, F
Deskam
Greene
Ee & O
Eis
H. Keyser
Byer
Harbin
E Keyeer
Seafeld
Lehman
Langan
Burns
America
Melcher
Minor league games roundup across six leagues
In American Association games Kansas City tied Milwaukee 4 4 and Louisville beat Columbus 3 Toledo tied Indianapolis. Southern League saw New Orleans 4 Atlanta 1 and Chattanooga Memphis 4 4 Mobie 8 Birmingham 1. Nashville 6 Montgomery. South Atlantic Savannah 4 Albany 0 Charleston 4 Maron Columbus 6 Jacksonville 4 in 12 innings. Virginia Norfolk 2 Petersburg 1 10 innings Newport News 13 Portmouth 3 Roanoke 3 Richmond 2 6 innings rain. Carolina Greensboro 3 Durham 2 Charlene 3 Winston Salem 1 Raleigh 6 Asheville 4. Federal League Bt Louis 6 Pittsburgh 5 Cmington at Cleveland wet grounds change at Indianapolis. Appalachian Bristol 7 Middlesboro 1 Rome 12 Johnson City Morristown 3 Knoxville 0.
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New Orleana
Atlanta
Kattanooga
Memphis
Mobie
Birmingham
Nashville
Montgomery
Savannah
Albany
Charleston
Maron
Columbus
Jacksonville
Norfolk
Petersburg
Newport News
Portemouth
Roanoke
Richmond
Carolina Association
Greensboro
Trurham
Charlene
Winston Salem
Raleigh
Asheville
Glendale Breaks Even in Doubleheader With Western Club
Glendale A C hosts Western Athletic Club of Washington in a doubleheader and splits results. In the opener Glendale loses 23 to 1 as Western bats hot early, then Glendale wins the nightcap 8 to 2 behind timely hitting and solid defense. Batter details list Kosters Brown Cross Will ame for Glendale and Evans Brown King Daly Fear ton Foore for Western.
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Washington
Glendale
Mdé
Western Athletic Club
EL Glendale A.C
Western AC
Kosters
Brown
Cross
Willame
E. Glendale A.C
Western AG
Evans
King
Daly, Fearton
Foore
Sunday Baseball Vote Backed by New York Mayors
A referendum among 40 New York State mayors shows 27 in favor and 5 against Sunday baseball. The conference secretary, William P Capes, says the majority supports allowing Sunday games and a resolution is sent to Gov Sulzer to seek legislative repeal of statutes prohibiting professional play on Sundays.
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New York
New York State
William P. Capes
Conference of Mayors of
Reversed ruling on Keokuk player Madigan claim
The national baseball commission partially reversed a Keokuk club decision in a Central Association case involving R. A. Madigan. The original $49 claim covered two months salary, surgeons’ fees, and a side account. after appeals the board dropped surgeon fees and the side account, leaving $73 for a broken leg incident during a championship game and related nonpayment.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
National Board
R. A. Madigan
Keokuk Club
Central Association
International League score report fragment
Early League results show Baltimore defeating Aufalo 3 to 1 in a pret game and Baltimore leading 1 to 0 in the second against Vista. Toronto and Providence posted scattered scores while Jersey and Montreal also appear in mixed results across several cities.
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Baltimore
Vista
Toronto
Providence
Taronto
Montreal
Newark
Dartmouth Triumphs Over Amherst In Commencement Game
Dartmouth defeated Amherst 3 to 2 on commencement day in Hanover. Wanamaker drove in the tying run with a steal and score after a fielder's choice, while Bennett delivered the other hit. The scorecard shows Dartmouth and Amherst exchanging runs in a tight ninth inning.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Amherst
Wanamaker
Bennett
Rw. EK
Mores
Waramaker
Proudfoot
Mr. Baas
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