Parker-Bridget & Co. P-B clothes lead fashion parade
The advertisement promotes Parker-Bridget & Co selecting P-B clothing as the modern choice. It touts fit wear as success clothes with styles and patterns in English-Conservative and Norfolk models. Prices range from $15 to $40, including P-B grays and tans, with a $2 straw hat and TECK Eng ue Oxfords priced at $4 to $6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Mathewson Near Record In No Hit Aim With Johnson
New York May 14 The star pitcher Christy Mathewson eying a record for perfect control alongside Walter Johnson as he works to pitch scoreless innings. He extended his streak to forty seven innings without a base on balls while sparing one walk recorded this year two in the first game against Boston April 7. Early season lines show a string of scoreless frames and selective passes amid a tense pursuit of command.
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New York
Walter Johnson
Christy Mathewson
New York Nation
Balla
Matty
Boeton
Philadelphia O
Brooklyn
Philadalph
Cincinnati
Chicago O
Pennsylvania Beats Lafayette to End Streak 6 to 2
The University of Pennsylvania defeated Lafayette 6 to 2 in Lafayette. The Quakers pulled ahead with three runs in the eighth after a walk and three timely hits. Pitching was by Sayre and Schwert for PA with Pager and Scher behind them. Umpires were Gregg and Dolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
University of Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Collegians
R.H.E Pennsylvania
Sayre
Schwert
Pager
Scherto
Measrs
Gregg
Dolan
Yale Defeats Princeton In Six-Point Golf Match
New York May 14 Yale defeated Princeton in a six-man team match at the Apawamiss Golf Club winning all six points as Princeton failed to secure a victory. Yale players were Stanley Lee Seeley Wheeler Pierce and Gardner while Princeton lined up Stearns Butler Washington Parsons Evans and Rothschild Seeley posted the best card with a 74 and Stanley a 7? indicating high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yale
Princeton
Apawarmis Golf Club
Princeton Feiling
Stanley
Lee
Seeley
Wheeler
Pierce
Gardner
Stearns
Butler
Washington
Parsons
Evans
Rothschikd
Asks Change in Transfers Fight Salary Reductions
New York May 14 David E Fultz president of the Baseball Players' Fratern ity sent a letter to the national commission in Cincinnati asking it to ban transfers that cut players salaries below their contract. He cites frequent transfers with reduced pay despite higher contracted salaries. Giladstones Win From St Joseph. Gladstone A C defeated St Josephs 6 to 4 aided by Kline. Harvard Racketers Winners. Cambridge May 14 Harvard beat Dartmouth in tennis winning three of four singles and both doubles.
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New York
David E. Fultz
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
National Commission
Cincinnati
Fultz
Harvard Racketers
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Dartmouth
New Haven and Cincinnati Entries Spark Uneven Night
Unclear OCR text lists many names and places such as New Haven Cincinnati brands and individuals like Joe Knight Theresa Gil and Harwood. The fragment suggests a shuffled schedule or roster with diverse names including Crackerjack Pimlico and Queen Bee but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Cincinnati Enquirer
New Haven
Sid Woman Floral Das
Bonne Chance
Pimlico
Joe Knight
Effend
Queen Bee
Lord Elam
Nadaw
Progressive
Big Dipper
Yankee
Shamusa River
Langdy Hattesa
Ross
Jockey Benschoten Dies After Pimlico Fall in Linstead Steeplechase
Baltimore May 13 jockey Benschoten fell on Sir Cleses in the Linstead steeplechase at Pimlico yesterday. He died early today from a fractured skull at University Hospital. The day’s program included Malaga’s easy win over Tom Cat and a sold selling battle with Blackford and Donald McDonald in the final race. Weights for the upcoming Preakness were announced with Rock View leading at 128 pounds and other rivals listed for the May 23 event.
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Baltimore
Benschoten
Sir Cleses
Linstead
Pimlico
University Hospital
Malaga
Tom Cat
Belmont
Olympia
Ral Parr
Mater
Dr. J. S. Tyree
Gragelle
Violet Ray
Grazelle
Tyree
R. E. Watkins
Blackford
Donald McDonald
Altamaha
Captain Swanson
Rock View
Horton
Cock O
Batting Matinee Factor in Washington Game
In a lengthy contest, McBride doubles and Maisel drives in runs as Washington edges Clarendon 4 to 5. Moeller and Milan spark the offense with multiple hits while Leverenz and Allison labor on the mound. A late rally falls short as Gus Williams catches a key ball to end the game. Clarendon seeks tough matchups, inviting teams to visit for Sunday games, manager Welsh reports.
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McBride
Hoehling
Allison
Brief
Moeller
Milan
Matdel
Allson
Walsh
Gedeon
Alexander
Shanks
Compton
Maisel
Gua Williams
Boehling
Pratt
Graff
G. Williams
Walah
Laporte
Alva Williams
Ainsmith
Wallace
Agnew
Gus Williams
Austin
McAllister
O Leverenz
Too Allison
Woo
Agnewa
Sicseeeere
OF Washington
AB. BE. H. C. A. E Moeller
Oo Morgan
Gandit
A. Williams
Ainamith
Oo McBride
Ss Johnson
P . Boehling
Washington
Louis
Jehren
Matsel
WeBride Jobnean Mortier Hots Om Leverens
Alheon
Johneon
Beehjing
Tim
Milan Deuble
Clarendon
Dana
Maniger Welsh
Clarendon, Ya
Remarkable golf shot at Columbia CC raises record claim
Frederic Davis sank a hole in one on the thirteenth at Columbia Country Club last week in a display said to surpass earlier one in three months. His drive wedged the ball after striking the pole, leaving a rusted iron mark. Teammate Woo Gilman also aced the hole recently, while Atetoderd Leater B. Platt and Harry Sherdan previously holed out in one, with the rest of the play occurring on the green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Country Club
Frederic Davis
Woo Gilman
Marka
Atetoderd Leater B. Platt
Harry Sherdan
Fiota and Clem Beachey Lead Pimlico Race Card
At Pimlico on May 14 with clear weather and good track, Cynosure led early then finished strongly for a $16.10 place and $580 show in the opener, while Clem Beachey posted a $460 show and $520, with Goldiwogg in the mix. later, Merchants Selling Handicap for 3-year-olds and up saw a 6 furlong purse of $600 won by G. M. W. Green's four-year-old by Broomstick-Inference, time 023 25, 048, 1,15.
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Steele
Mertick
Glass
Silk Day
Martin
Coppertown
Chapultepec
Anna Bases
Verena
Gold of Ophir
Mack B
Eubanks
Amon
Black Tony
Ganz
Wan
Sosius
Kirachbauni
Mze Wing
Teahen
Geri
Bily Stuart
David Craig
Francia
Ge Christophine
Branata
Alador
Lambs Tallace
Art Richalgo
Sprite
Giles
Cough Hil
Buxton
Jim Basey
Borel
Sonada
Brockfield
Helen Barbee
Elpalomar
Samus R. Meier
Princens Calaway
Toahan
Karty
Mack
Vandergrift
Brig
Barbara Lanes
Coat
Tima
Galar
Bac
Spindie
Laplin
Bonnie Eloke
Just Red
McDonald
Carpathia
Judge Yarr
Cubs
Melton Street
Mockler
Sir Catesby
Dick Baker
Flying Feet
Mae Taft
Marie C
Theresa Qi
Dorter Jackson
al Black
Ton
Gerrard
Cedar Brook
Merode
Tillies’ Nightmare
New Haven
Detour
Coreopsis
Calash
Recompense
Judge Gheens
Mary Pickford
Green Bree
Jack ‘Crowbins
Mey L
Gladys
Meshach
Donnyboy
Charlies Cannell
First Degree
Harwood
Lindar
Salon
Doctor Samuel
Buss Around
Leochares
Prince Hermis
Yankee Nations
Polly D
Ymir
Coy Lad
Robanet
Casey Jones
Prastorian
Royal Tea
Prewumption
Morristown
Azyiade
Seiling
Volita
Bright Stone
Marshall
Mad' Galena
Ballyshe
Old Woman
Harac
Hingling
Guide Post
Harry Lauder
Bobby Cook
Fiota
Matuels
Cynosure
Clem Beachey
Goldiwogg
Non
Wilson
Clem Bencbry
Goo Couraur
Golliwoge
Ontedenet
Huaming
Jack Nunnally
Springmas
Slim Princess
Clan Alpine
Senator Sparks
Water Wellen
Golliwogs
Wau
G. M. W. Green
Broomstick
M. C. Kelly
Wwe
Wikton
Miller
Turner
Beth Hutwell
Golden Castle
Ge Oy i Hoftman
Ician Alpine
O Caldwell
Troxler Ag
Hanunoa
Hoftman
Connolly
Fickens
Torm Holland
Feu Schuttinger
Cesarilass
Fei. Devonde
Virginia Lass
Hack Sand
Mater
Butwell Nez
Grazelle
Ae An ‘Turner
Violet Ray
Alex
Nathan
Belmont
Mutuals
Olympia
Trimpas
Post
St. Ber
Baty
J. Wilson
Fred Levy
D. Connolly
Wolfe
Ralph Lioyde
Lear Bryder
Napier
Fairbrother
Horace E
D. Swirling Oat
Magazine
Troxier
P40
Ros Ferguson
Ward
Jnne
Iaa Robbins
Fiela
Rye Straw
Star Gift
Futurity
Rightessy
la Sainrelia
Linstesd
T. J. Donghue
Y Ethelbert
Makallah
T. J. Donohue
Fin
Jonkey
Malaga
L. Franklin
Tom Cat
Bigetas
Tizzle Fiat
J. Henderson
Nat
A W. Keating
Bowser
Dr. Heard
E. Heider
Sir Cleges
J. Beachotten
Lizzie
Aough
Read
Lizzie Fiat
Sir Clegis
Balt
A. Turney
Ch. c
D ‘Algion
Wwa
R Hoffman
Bel Fond
Af Ambrose
Sly Boots
Skirvin
Crisco
Scallywag
Oliver Lodge
Crigoo
Anson
Skibbereen
R. E. Watkins
B. G
Clifford—Busck Venus
BR. . Watking
Snyder
Donald McDonald
Swanson
Butwell
McCahey
Colonel Cook
D. Connoly
Paton
the Fairbrother
Captain Swanson
Blackford
Sunight
Altaine
Record Pace Sets Mark as Johnson Mounds Compton
In St Louis on May 1 14 Johnson pitched fourteen balls across eight appearances to Pete Compton. He logged three free fouls two balls and three strikes including a foul strike. The pitcher offered to Johnston six times with three balls and a foul strike before the batter filed to Milan.
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St. Louis
Johnson
Pete Compton
Johnston
Milan
Princeton Downs Williams 8 to 3 on University Field
Princeton defeated Williams 8 to 3, breaking a five year win drought and three year scoring drought against the competitor. Wood worked through several tight spots with solid support from his defense, while Cutler allowed nine hits. Batteries Wood Wall Cutler Lewis. umpires Messars Sternberg Conahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Williams
University Field
Cutler
Tigers
Rhe Williams
Wood
Wall
Lewis
Mesars, Sternberg
Conahan
Pitcher Sister Stars Again In Michigan Win Over Cornell
Ann Arbor May 14 Sister's pitching baffled Cornell as Michigan won 6 to 2. Wolverines left-hander limited to five hits and fanned thirteen, adding a home run and two singles in four at bats. Johnson of Cornell allowed seven hits, including four infield miscues. Score by innings shows Michigan edge Cornell 6 0 0 2 0 2 0 2. Batteries Johnson and Sherrick for Cornell Sisley and Webber for Michigan.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Cornell
Michigan
Wolverines
Johnson
Yale Narrowly Defeats Dartmouth In Eleven Innings
Yale edged Dartmouth 5 to 4 after eleven innings in New Haven. Schofield walked, advanced on a Blossom 4 sacrifice, and scored on Reilly’s fived hit of the game, driving home Tot for the deciding run as Yale secured its fourteenth straight win. Morey and Wanamaker pitched for Yale with Brown and Buardetie behind the plate.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Dartmouth
Schofield
Blossom
Faddells
Reilly
Morey and Wanamaker
Brown
Ad Buardetie
Pair Golfers for Tourney at Chevy Chase Club Opens
The Chevy Chase Club invites middle Atlantic clubs to its annual Invitation golf tournament with a record list of entries. Morven Thompson chairs the committee and 18-hole play replaces the usual 36-hole qualifier to finish within the time limit. Prominent out-of-town entrants include B. Warren Hochran of Baltimore, W. P. Cleveland of Philadelphia, Dr McCall of Atlantic City, and William Frew of Pittsburgh, with pairings and start times released by Thompson.
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Chevy Chase
Middle Atlantic
B. Warren Hochran
Baltimore
W. P. Cleveland
Huntington Valley Club
Philadelphia
McCall
Atlantic City Golf Club
William Frew
Pittsburgh
Morven Thompson
Asl
Thompson
Aggies Defeat Gallaudet In Low-Scoring Opener
Maryland Agricultural College edged Gallaudet 6 to 2 at Kendall Green as timely scoring in the first inning set the pace. Rasmussen held the visitors to three safeties after replacing starter Moore, while Hughes and Rendall led the offense with timely hits and scoring.
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Gallaudet
Maryland Agricultural College
Kendall Green
Aggies
Moore
Rasmugsen
Hughes
Rendall
Arhoa
Mac
Arhoae Hughes
Knode
Rockwell
Ledman
Heimark
Shipley
Morris
White
Peters
Williams
Hountemann
AlLoomis
Homecker
Batio
Hindik
Boll
M.A
Loomis
Balle
OT Moore
Moora
Rasmusseh
Omnis
Hoffecker
Hite
Lon Moore
Racemuasen
Rasmussen
Huntemanon
Mesars, Robinson and
Arras
St. Joseph Triumphs Over War Dept In Marquette League
St. Joseph defeated War Dept in a Marquette League game highlighted by strong hitting and solid pitching. Massino struck out 11, Oakley stood out behind the plate, and multiple players contributed in the 6 to 3 victory with Beener delivering a homer and Giovanoni driving in runs.
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War Department
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Battery
Massina
Oakley
War Dept
C.q'anoni
Howiey
Massino
Stewart
O ‘Wanle
Sin
G'anoni
O O'Leary
Monico
Hoogie
Bt. Joseph
C. Giovanoni
N. Massino
Waple
Gardella
Mason
Beener
N Massino
J Giovanoni
Monaco
Howley
Ardigo
Koogle
Mr. Norris
Sherwood Triumphs 10 to 1 Over VY M H A in Central League
Sherwood defeated VY M H A yesterday at Columbia Park 10 to 1 in a Central League clash. Pitcher Feldman and bats led the visitors, with multiple runs in early frames, while Noone and teammates contributed on defense and base paths.
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Sherwood
Olvetlegeman Lf
Dienan
G/Harcosin
Feldman
Errope
Sheraond
Moone
Fewtman
I Feldman
I Feldman 2 Two-bans Biis— Mien Lieck Hued Alvt Degman Stelen Baars
Gong
Ate Sane
Weldson
Harruei
Hanidltbye
Nour Ang
Lange (i) Moran
Hurd
Noone Rere
Amateur Games Across Several Local Leagues
Across Central and East Washington regions multiple amateur leagues organize today. Teams from Treasury, Capital City, Northwest Sunday School, and St Agnes Federal League compete along with Railroad YMCA and Eastern Leagues in venues at Fifth Street, Georgia Avenue, and Thirty-fourth Street.
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Treasury
Capital City League
Capitol
Southland Ve Prankers
Lot—Commerce
Labor
Washington
First Mo
St Agnes Federal League
Grant Cert
Petworth
Georgia Avenue
Henson Street
Calvary Va St Paul
Railroad
MCA
Fifth Street
Florida Avenue
Southern Va Express
Seventeenth
Mohawks
Avonsiales
Marquette
Cornell Triumphs Over Waverley A C In Capital City League
Sam Edmonston starred for Cornell pitching to a 2 7 victory over Waverley A C in the Capital City League at North Capitol and L streets. Daniele, O Brown, Breen, Murphy, Hanver, and Madigan contributed. Edmonston earned the win with 8 1/3 innings of work. Waverley scored early but Cornell pulled ahead with key hits by Litz, Sullivan, and Martin.
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Sam Edmanston
Cornell
Waverley A. C
North Capitol
L Streets
Waverley
Daniele
O'Brown
Breen
Noone
U Green
Rossiter
Litz
Dndna Tees
Golo
Tuohy
Brown
Green
Lits
Sullivan
Martin
Baes
Cornel
Madigan
Edmonston
Thompson
Daniels
Marceron
Medigan
Marcaron
Hagser
Venabie
Immanuel Baptist Edges Mount Pleasant in League Bout
Immanuel Baptist defeated Mount Pleasant 8 to 7 in the Northwest Sunday School League. Key hitters included Smith and Groseclose for the winners, with strong pitching by Yerkes and Pfieffer in a tense nine-inning contest that lasted 1 hour 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Baptist
Mount Pleasant
Smith
Mt. PC
See
Bowen
Grosectore
Simpeon
GiPeiree
Peck
Maxim
OlRakermant
Buchanan
OlMebler
Little
Mils
Mt. Pleasant
Thompson
Genaford
Edmonston
Grosecross
Petree
Kebler
Mills
Hartung
Immanuel
Lits
PficMer
Yerkes
Litz
Pfieffer
Gessford
Gegaford
Gesxferd
Bakerman
Wilditches
Gesaford
Pfleffer
Mr. Maas
Federals defeat Hydros 14 to 4 in Treasury Leagues
Federals win easily in a high scoring game led by Homan with thirteen chances. Scoring, pitching, and fielding show a first class effort from the Federals as Powell Crogan Hall and teammates tally runs, with Dampier Palmer and Roundtree among the batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federals
Hydros
Treasury
Homan
Ap Hoa
Hydrog
Dalley
Rees
C . Roundtree
P. Palmer
Powell
Dampier
Hanna
Burgish
Milera
Roundtree
Palmer
Chaimson
Cun
Ingham
Reste
Crogan
Hall
Tall
Powall
Miller
Rites
Hannen
Markle
Elberfeld Secures Two Outfielders in Trades
Chattanooga manager Kid Elberfeld announces the acquisitions of outfielders Kelly from Jersey City and Johnston from Spokane. Roy Golden and Troy shipped back to their clubs the Cardinals and Detroit. Harbiston sent to Spokane. former Yankees outfielder Douglass Harbiston joins Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kid Elberfeld
Outfelder Kelly
Jersey City
Johnston
Spokane
Roy Golden
Cardinals
Troy
Detroit
Douglass Harbiston
Yankees
League Suspends Salary Limit in International League
Buffalo May 14 The International League magnates suspended the salary limit for ten days to address injuries and financial strain on clubs. A further meeting or mail vote may decide amendments. Also New York May 14 Welterweight eliminations: Young Ahearn beat Al McCoy and Young Hickey defeated Young McCartney in ten rounds. second series slated for May 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
International League
New York
Young Ahearn
al McCoy
Brooklyn
Young Hickey
Young McCartney
Philadelphia
Fast Tennis by Australians in Philadelphia Practice Match
The Australian lawn tennis team practicing at Huntingdon Valley Country Club for the Davis Cup met in Philadelphia on May 14. They played fast singles and doubles, showing brilliant moments though not fully polished, with several sets highlighting their speed and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
American lawn tennis team named for Davis Cup matches
The American committee announced the official nomination of Maurice B. Mc Loughin of California R Norris Williams of Philadelphia Herald H Hackett and Raymond D Little of the city to face Australia in the Davis Cup matches. The Sherman Athletic Club plans arranging games with teams averaging 16 or 17 years old. For games address J Lindgren 106 Second street northwest.
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New York
Maurice B. McLoughin
California
R. Norris WiLliams
Philadelphia
Herald H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
R. D. Wrenn
H. W. Slocum
G. T. Adee
Sherman A. C
Sherman Athletic Club
J. Lindgren
Second Street Northwest
The Snare Drummer in the Band Weighs Career Paths
A fragment focuses on ambitions and identity as speakers muse about roles. It mentions farming, engineering, feeding steers, pitching and boxing, plus a Snare drummer in a band as a contrasting choice. The tone is rural and reflective about talents.
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Dr Metall
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