Commercial League President to Resign Amid Strife
Charles J. Graf plans to resign as Commercial League president amid persistent dissension and manager clashes. Baltimore backs intercity games with Washington and Richmond as five-team circuit opens under new ownership while a four team tankers league forms with Holden at American Security and Trust. Shamrock Athletic Club debut faltered against St Paul as players brace for improved performances in upcoming games.
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Washington
Richmond
New Bankers
Charles J. Graf
Commercial League
Traf
Fuat
Baltimore
Monumental
Oriole
Holden
American Security and Trust Company
Virginia A C 18 Andrews 5 in quick baseball rout
Virginia Athletic Club defeated Andrews of the Commercial League 13 to 5 on the former’s grounds. Scoring details include hits by Callow, Maher, and others, with John Callow and Hanges delivering notable two base hits and home runs. Pitching and fielding miscues noted, game duration about two hours and nineteen minutes.
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Vigna Athletic Club
Andrews
Sou Andrews AR Uoae
OAC
Monvers
Mabey Cs
Ljpreh
Han Es
Otevnotds
Typn
Cb Tt
Ubet Se
Warn Af
Gmawes
America
Meddox
If & Bun O Kirtley
UU Junghaus
Dugen toagt O/Gatlagher ab
Q Carta
Omftser
Amy
O'R Hillery
Holme'wp
Woemleary
Alyntien c . A
Dolan
Mminutes
Atlantics Triumph Over All Stars In Extra Ninth
Atlantic four defeats Leonard's All Stars seven to four in a wild Indiana league game. McCarthy shines with multiple hits. Haiboess and OReilly drive in runs as Atlantics rally late. Starters Leonard and Gurke struggle, with Orr gaining decision and Farrell umpiring a tight contest.
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Leonard
AN Star
Gonzagaeld
Secord Stars
Atlante F
All Star
Atlantica
Erron Atlantics
All Stars
Atlantics
Balle
Orr Leonard
Gurke
Leonard Ropycke
Wit-Mcarthy
Sangha
Sanfie Iit
Marceron Wiiu
Burker Uimpire
Mr Farrell
Tims
Donaldson Wins Three Sprint Events at Melbourne Meet
Jack Donaldson of South Africa defeated Cook Flatway in Melbourne on May 14 winning the 75 yard 220 yard and 100 yard races. Donaldson set a world record in the 100 yard dash with a 0.946 second time.
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Melbourne
Australia
Jack Donaldson
South Africa
Cook
Flatway
Sass Haker
Virginia Nine Happy Racing Outlook Good Feat Over Georgetown
Virginia's baseball season ended with Yale, eleven wins in twenty games, and a double victory over Georgetown the first time in thirteen years. Harness racing notes include Miss Mina’s first workout at Rockville, two horses bought by Cotton, and local trainers Bowen, Channing, Maxwell, Craven, and Lansbury shaping a busy spring circuit.
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Georgetown
North
Carolina
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Virginia
Yale
New Haven
Orange and Blue
Virginians
North Carolina
Harry Bowling
Rockville
Miss Flinch
H. C. Fawcett
Montgomery County
Andrew Riley
Kushan
Kentucky Phallis
Bowling
Doctor Bell
John Inscoc
Miss Finch
Don Cozine
Latrel
Miss Mina
Big Jim Cotton
Cotton
Elmira
N. Y
Floodweed
James Fiood
Congress
Imira
J. E. Channing
Dr. Channing
Washington Veterinary School
Winchester
Clark Maxwell
Maxwell
Atlantic Ocean
Thomas Craven
Craven
Laurel
Pridim E. Lansbury
Fort Ves
Linkwood May
Washington
Linkwood
Garney Dougherty
Bobi
Laws of Neutrality Position on Mexico War Aid
BE Huston argues on neutral obligations amid the Mexican uprising. The United States must refrain from arming or aiding insurgents while allowed to support the established Mexican government, and no damages can be claimed for Americans harmed in Mexico. He warns that recognizing insurrection or assisting it borders on war.
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Mexico
Cuba
Geneva Tribunal
United States
Great Britain
BE. S. Huston
Washington
English polo players win at Rockaway Hunt Club field
In Cedarhurst on May 11 the British army challengers defeated a scratch team 12 to 1 for the international polo trophy. Lieut Edwards scored seven goals, Lieut Palmes four, with Capt Har Gres. Lioyd and Capt FW Barrett also played. The cup challengers showed ragged play in the second period, focusing on schooling ponies over scoring.
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Cedarhurst
Long Island
Rockaway
FW. Barrett
Mn Action
Eich Hao
Phipps
AG Stodibrod
Rondolph Varassiz
Bicycle Race Results at Vailsburg Newark May 14
One mile professional handicap was won by Peter Drobach of Boston with 0 yards. Pp O Sullivan Hehir of Australia was second, Alfred Goullet of Australia third. Time 2 minutes 94.5 seconds. The two mile professional resulted in Frank L. Kramer of East Orange first, Alfred Goullet second, Fred Hill of Boston third. Time 4 minutes 153.5 seconds.
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Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
Peter Drobach
Boston
O'Sullivan Hehir
Australia
Alfred Goullet
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
Goullet
Fred Hill
Auto Stolen From Benning Power House Area
C F Wilson reported last night that his car was stolen from the rear of the Benning power house while he talked with friends inside the building. He gave a description of the machine and a general lookout was sent to precincts.
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FL Wilson
Fourtenth Street
Benning
Bulding
Wilson
Poultry Books and Magazines Gathered by Public Library
Public Library collects a wide range of poultry literature from 1909 to 1911. Key works include Banks on twentieth century poultry buildings, Blair on poultry diseases, and the Curtiss poultry book detailing Niagara farm methods. Reads cover profitable production, breeding, egg farming, and general poultry care for amateurs and professionals.
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Banks
Biggie
Blair
J. G
Boyer
M. K
Curtiss
W. BR
W. J. Curtiss
Niagara
Rawsonville
N. C
Reliable Poultry Journal
American Poultry Publishing Company
Collingwood
H. W
I Foster
J. M
Rancocas
Hicks
Kaing
M. J
Kellerstrasa
Ernest
Kellerstrass
McConnell
W. T
Postell
Dudley
Purvis, Miller
Symonds
A. G
Nature's
Trafford
Henry
Smith
Twining
S. B
Valentine
Women Golfers to Compete in Southern Championship
The first annual Women’s Southern Golf Championship begins tomorrow at the Atlanta Athletic Club East Lake course in Atlanta Georgia. About 60 players are entered with over thirty from major Southern cities. Ten cups await winners as play runs through Friday.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Athletic Club
East Lake
South
Boy Killed by Accidental Shot in Fairfax County Home
A 7-year-old boy, Leon Pulman, died after a gun in a bureau drawer fired when a necktie caught the trigger. The shot entered the left nostril and lodged in the brain after the family found him unconscious. doctors attempted removal of a brain blood clot but could not save him. The revolver had been left among clothing and neckties in the drawer.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Leon Pulman
Charlies O. Pulman
Alexandria Hospital
Fairfax County
Endurance Run Pushed Back Four Days by A A A Refusal
Washington Automobile Club postpones the Four Leaf Clover endurance event after the American Automobile Association declares only five of nineteen entered cars eligible. A sociability run is planned on the original dates with a first lap to Gettysburg today. Pilot and pacemaking cars depart at 6 30 and 6 45 AM, with the lead car at 7 o'clock. Information lists the route through Gettysburg York Towson Hagerstown Leonardtown and notes officials and participating cars including Stoddard Dayton Reo Packard and Ford models.
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Washington Automobile Club
Pennsylvania City
Washington
American Automobile Association
The
Automobile Association
Frnday
Automobile Club of Washington
Emerson & Orme
H Street
A’s
Connecticut Avenue
de Sales Street
Eagle Hotel
Grafton Hotel
William D. West
Wiliam Jose
Frank Boyd
Harry E. Duckstien
F. L. Harveycutter
J. L. Olmstead
W. D. Weat
Grogan
Howard Fiske
York
Hagerstown
Leonardtown
Matheson
Buick
Preas
Maxwell
Packard
Mee- Jey
Stoddard
Stoddard-Dayton
Reos
Marion
K-R-I-T
Ford
Velie
Warren- Detroit
Apperson
Regal
Cole
King Receives Americans in Buckingham Palace Audience
John J. Mott of New York secretary of the World's Students' Christian Association and Silas McBee editor of the Churchman were received by the king at Buckingham Palace. American Ambassador Reid presented them and the king showed interest in their experiences. They will attend the first annual meeting of the Edinburgh world missionary conference committee on uniform cooperation among missionaries.
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London
John 2. Mott
New York
Students’ Christian Association
Silas McBee
Churchman
Buckingham Palace
Reid
Messrs. Mott
McBee
Edinburgh
Bulldog With A Pipe On Broadway
Special to The Washington Post reports a dapper bulldog strolling Broadway in a college boy cap with a pipe, wearing a jacket bearing the bold slogan It doesn't bite Smoke So and So's tobacco, reflecting pride giving way to humor as he glances at his own back.
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Washington Post
New York
Broadway
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