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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
15
In bold advertising copy, Stein Bloch claims their ready to wear clothes are the highest class in America, designed to carry you through business deals and weddings with a serious, dignified look. Priced to meet your self-respect halfway, the message invites readers to try them on.
The Rastngton Post reports Norfolk va March Iii and Brisk winds greet spring practice as M'Aleer Laubs team shows improved batting. Roy Witherup's arm worry looms while Conroy and Gray pace fielding drills. McAleer praises speed and elbowing tactics as players vow a quicker, stronger season and the Athletics eye a pennant push with Connie Mack's squad expected to start strong.
Meeting notes outline a change in eligibility rules and roster actions across leagues. It references a Sunday School League and portagl Acton, noting transfers or additions to rosters and practice changes, with unclear names and scattered phrases. The fragment hints at critical player movement and policy updates but lacks cohesive details.
The governing board announces that non varsity men may compete in junior college races under new rules. Harvard’s Clement Po Wood notes two new awards and changes in eligibility. New York director Chiton replaces IC to slee and Tiernick succeeds Aive Mines.
Corinthian won the straight mile at Belmont in a crowded field of 36 horses. Cormtinat was second with Mawera third. odds saw Pax and Cinderelie among unplaced runners. Whitney, Belk, and Wenditap also ran among the notable entrants in a tight finish for the 2 year olds and up.
The National League bulletin reports on major contract signings and player movements. Sid Beaton, Adam Burke, Clarins, and other stars are inked as clubs prepare for the 1916 season. Cammit signs with the champions. manager Fred Clarke wires details from West Kadenhusda to President Barney Dreyfuss awaiting official confirmation.
An article discusses the Glidden tour testing diverse American autos across hard western routes. It notes Rufus Miller Brothers and Warner Instrument Company among participants, praises the UIA for boosting industry, and cites Hugh Chalmers of the Motors Company on automob ile transport value especially for farmers and developing markets in the West and Southwest.
John Taft of Toronto romped past George Bonhag of the New York Athletic Club in a special 1 1/2 mile match race at Madison Square Garden. Taft won by about 30 yards in a record time of 6 minutes 52 seconds, breaking Bonhag’s indoor distance record of 6 minutes 57 seconds.
In a dramatic AL training camp showcase, the Yamgans defeated the Yankees 7 to 5 amid a flurry of home runs and strong pitching. Gy Tieht and Lpha led late scoring as Green Brigade rallied from behind, while Erni and Bills Lphan contributed solid efforts. The series may continue with a potential fourth game awaiting scheduling tomorrow.
Chicago workers suffered a rough setback as the White Sox reverse form, drubbing local league opponents 7 to 4. Buckles and Kulu delivered hard for the visitors, while Olmsted’s nailing run produced key runs for the Tigers.
The Wesington Post reports Bill Sullivan is gravely ill, with media notes of a fever and possible blood poisoning. A telegram to his wife Miss Sullivan is questioned as not written in his own words, while other baseball items mention Red Sox regulars and early spring camp news.
Viola Baker of Orange Texas testifies that a druggist recommended Dr Miles Nervine and she improved from head misery to full recovery. The ad promises nervous energy restores organ function and offers a money back guarantee after one bottle if no benefit.
Special to Ty Washington Fest reports Houston Texans win 3 to 1 over Waddell. Weather affected fielding as Waddell tallies four hits in five innings while Strremmin allows no earned runs in the final four. Lineup includes Fouston Logooceo and teammates Strammel Stephens Killier Platzer Hureh and Wamtiwa Stalhogs Buys Thord Baseman on York.
Sox fans warned Sullivan faced strain from constant duties and aging players. The South Side team endured turnover and poor results as new manager hopes clashed with expectations, while Sullivan’s heavy workload and on field troubles sparked debate about leadership and future direction.
The article describes a delayed swimming meet for boys age 1 to 1 held by the WF Oh swimming committee. Postponements arose as Keller could not reach the venue in Rond o 1. Officials anticipate attendance from Holborne and Psi ue, with Foonie quartered at the Gak and Muletie Sub.
New York players advance to the final rounds of the national lawn tennis indoor championship. Maria Marcus, former Sea Jersey champion, moves into singles final after Marcus defeats Weaver 6 2. In doubles, Moore and Marcus beat Weaver and Burt 6 4 6 3, while Wegner and Rutter defeat Genmaw and Pickhardt 6 2 6 4.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Attell and Driscoll, a match, and planned events in Cima with a July 4 visit. Mentions a large froth corn and visitors anticipated to view Jerres Dohrson, with weight and sugar references unclear.
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