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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1911

Page

14

Amateur Season Opens In Ten Leagues Across District

Promoters launch the amateur baseball season with ten leagues opening at 4 o'clock including Civil City Commercial District Depart mental Independence Marquette Suburban Sunday School and Southern All-War leagues. Officials list players auditors treasurers and clerical staff as crowds gather to watch the kickoff with Parades and a first ball tossed by Commissioner Johnston.

Alfred L. Stern Teagues Scaggs Therm Cace Cival City Commercial District Departmental Independence Marquette Xeser Southern Railway League Ave F D Pollard C. G. Senseney E. R Burkler A J. Gill J. W. Riddle Rom Grace N. Loveless A J. Morris M. G. Chew W. B. Young T. BR. Burr C. T. Parker Herring D. Herring H. K. Murphy R. P. Jones N. B. Maynard Georges Evans S. H Beach M. Middleton R C. Kidd I. A. Humphrey J. F. Revily Garland Smith W William Rea R. F Green C. D Gaver Holden Ann Clagett W. J. Simpson A. H. Oliver A. McCullin H. T. Rinck N. D. Tanner G. A. Craven F. L. Hurd L Moora Law A Browning W. Robinson M. Goldberg Maurice Rosenthal O. Horn L Johnson W. D. Topley W. R. Willamgen Meyer Rosenthal Frank Scrivener Archie Scrivener F. Hoppe L. F. Terry T. G. Burka Fr. T. Frost HF. Lowman A. Archer R. D. Benton G. W. Carter F. H. Jones W. N. Brown D. G. Brown T. L. Dyer W. R. Dyer P. B. Beach B. B. Risdon JH. Grabill H.C. Gill Wilmer Witter J. Da~vie E. D. Jacob M. IL Weigle A. L. Etchor A. B. Carver J. L. Coughenour R M. Lawrenson H. T. Henderson H. M. Keechling G H. Anderson G. Morgan M. A Jones L. C. Hines G. W. Baumann Bate Far Navy Theas Monn. Thent Feld P. Andrews D. N. Walford Georgia Avenue Kenyon Stret Kh. P Andrews District League Commissioners Lessing First M Streets Bovello Aloysius Cub North Capitol KC Streets Aloysius Capito Street John A. Johnston S. Edward Beach J. F. Luitich Congressionals M. 5. O'Connor J. F. Waters Adame F. EB. Thornberg BF. Boyd A. W. Suess E. G. Beck F.C. Quady L. Goubeau F. W. Crown J. B. Sullivan B. Feeney N. W. Strausbaugh J.T. Bilett W. F. Nolan B. L. Henry George Waidelich J. Watson Arthur Reeves C. J. Anderson Hope Falconer D. A. Macdonald W. FR. Woodward Lay J. B. Hayden J. Handiboe H. C. Burke J. B. Jones W. N. Handiboe J. J. Hurley Curly Byrd A. Grant B.P. Hessler T. Murphy J. D. Morartty George Kraft E. J. Hellmuth F. E. Dove T. A. McDonough Water Pratt M. Wood J. R. Miller Congressional Athletic Club J. W. En- Sel M.gl. Worrell E. W. A. Yeager D. D. Moye H. C. Holbruner John M. Wilkerson Bernard A. Kummer George Seitz John J. Babbington Thomas J. Marshan R. ¥. Zachary, Jr Paul Tines, Jr Charles A. Kimmett James Dugan B. J. Farrell John G. Corrigan Edward Glavin John Landsdale Maurice O’concrove Col Anderson The Southern Railway South Railway League Riddle Kimmett Sensency Buedler Loveless Latford Grace Lefe Morris Munch Yatcher Law Johnson Rosen Horn

Passing of Canfield's Recalls Saratoga's Great Era

The New York Sun recalls Richard Canfield selling his Saratoga property with its famed gaming rooms, restaurant, gardens, and cabins. The piece sketches Canfield's twilight of high play, his influence on Saratoga, notable patrons, and the fate of the big red brick clubhouse and nearby cottages, noting the town's summer bustle and looming museum potential.

New York Sun Richard Canfield Saratoga Spring Street John Morrissey Mart Albert Spencer Rich Charley Reed United States Morrissey Spencer Reed Circular Street Canfield Faro Canfield’s Grethy Thosa Broadway Canflell’s Gimantic Wallerdes Weld Havana Mexico The Stock Exchange Cy Jaynes Curt Gunn Breeny West King of Gamblers Little Rhody Tiwan Canfield Joan America Dan- Held’s Congress Hall Horseman Friends Andrew Smith Toronto Rhody Pringle Cobourg May Overton van Kirkman Tetnnessee Dwyer Brothers Michael Philip Damon Pythias George Kinney Hindoo Miss Woodford Forty-second Street Town of Congress Park Philadelphia Patterson

Meyers’ Record Caller Seeks 100 and 80 Yard Wins

Jim Rosenberger of New York, famed Irish American sprinter, aims to surpass Lou Meyers by winning both the 100 yard and 80 yard events in a single day. Rariden Muth Pope Rosenberger join Meyers’ challenge as contenders in the sprint meet.

Rosenberger Meyers Jim Rosenberger New York Remner Lou Meyers

Belmonts Bowl Best Three As Royals Place Second

Belmonts claim top team spot as Royals finish second and Arlington, Good Fellows, and Capitol Hill perform well. Ricketts leads individuals with averages above 106. Numerous prizes awarded across events.

Royals Arlingtons Good Fellows Capitol Hill Ricketts Bellmonts Royal Five Belmonts Ee Ze Royals Arlington Hummers Uaa Resolutes Burettas Orongressionals Team Ave G. Agb. SP. Ave. Royals Belmonts Os BOB Id Good Fellow Aringtons IP. HG Hawksworth Fowler Carroll Aid Michaud Baum Ebbett Dunn Rodrick Wat Heider A Goodman Krieger Fenton Lewis Herbert Farrow Poston Ruppert Benton, al Roberts Armiger Jay Crowley Rice Harley James McCarthy Barton Hattinger Nijalin Hurley Parker Levy Garrison Crampton Cramer Good’ Fellows Belmont Oliver Hawkewoarth Hawkawardy Jeriott Garrisons Hawkeworth Carroll M Fenton Good Fellowe—Ricketts Stanton Daniel Hill—Elliott Garricons—Goodman Hummers—Herbert Spiess Farrow, Jr Pecan Burekas Aret, James Essionals Hecter Congressionals Worm Hooby

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