Adams Springs a Surprise in District League Game
Adams Springs shocks Commissioners 7 to 3 as pitcher McMahon dominates after the first inning. Handiboe shines at bat and on the mound, with Adams racking up hits and key plays, while Park View ousts Brookland 11 to 2 in Suburban League behind late inning surge and errors by Beckett and Mon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Springs
Adams
Express
McMahon
Ralconer
al Handiboe
Carers
Adhoae
O'Neal
Stewart
Clements
Howell
Ufed
Anefti
Smith
Platt
Med. Lay
Hurley
W. Handiboe
A. Handibos
Commissio
OM Gurke
Burke
Handiboe
Thurke
A. Hanitttog
A. Haniliboe
A. Handiboe
Bive
Pratt
Beet
O'Neil
A. Haniinse
McDonald
Mar YY
Doubla
Love
Park View
Brookland
Park View Boys
Beckett
Mons
Jullian
Brooks
el Parkview
Manel
O'Oliverd
liRevnotas
Maddox
Beaton
Bultivan
Eatisen
O'Millar
O.krug
Hieary
Shipley
Hilleary
Backett
Gal'her
Amens
Doctor Hheit
Parkview
Ornza O
Ruck-Olivers
Belt
Hiser
Miller
Gallagher
Ton Rail
Aton
Bause
OM Shipley
Hifeary
Jonings
Simons
Hileary
Sullivan Vand Miller
Nau
SteJenhasrs
Hott. Krug
Midgelkanf
Wiser
Jay
L. Hileary
Y Shipley
Ship- Jey
Krug
Mr. Jenkins
Great mound work fuels wins in Agriculture League clash
Eldsness pitched for Bureau of Animal Industry, defeating Bureau of Chemistry in the Agriculture Department League. Lawson starred for the losers as strong fielding and timely hitting swung late. Batters and pitching mixed for both sides, with Eidsness earning the win and Nally taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldsness
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Chemistry
Agriculture Department
Lawson
Bal Abhoad
C. Abhoae Watt
OjNally
Pratt
Combe
Ruddiman
Doolan
Podge
Johnson
Landh
Bideners P
Bates
Grifith
Cap
Oemixon
Wald
Mawson
Wrnett
Roughton
Barry
Wale
Platt
Ruddeman
Mink D. Grimt
Nally
Yorke
Duclanes
Almighton
OM Eicaness
Boughton
Jonings
Hilt
Bidens, Bates
Houghton and
Mink
Mr. Merrill
Auditors Edge Law In Tight Southern Railway League Game
In a close contest the Auditors defeated Law 5 to 4 in the Southern Railway League. Munch stars for the winners with a strong hitting display as he adds Megcarps to his belt. multiple players contribute runs and RBIs. Umpire Mr. Redille. Time 1 hour 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Southern Railway League
Munch
Megcarps
Abhoae Chane
O Topler
Yo Ooo Rindel
Rosenthal
Curry
O Scrivener
Buckler
Horn
Rf. Grace
al Benton
Failore
UW Goldberg
Smith
O Johnson
Roningon
Keyser
OlFrnst
Tatala
Chase
Riddle
Scrivener
Renton
Ophlberg
Orf Rebingon
Riddie
Stulen
Telfordize Smith
Boldbarg
Reirson
Ray Munch
Mr. Redille
Amateur Games Today Across Several District and Suburban Matches
Bankers First National versus District National leads a day of amateur contests including Capital City No A G vs Commercial Andrews moves and Departmental Postoffice against Navy. District Congressional versus Adams and Independence St Paul versus National Union headline the program with several no games listed for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers
First National
District National
Capital City
No A. G. Commercial
Andrews Va
Postoffice
Navy
Adams
Independence
St. Paul
National Union
Interbureau
Olympia
Woodland
Immanuel
Marquette
Naval Medico
Tennallytown
Railroad
Unich Station
Southern
Sliver Springer
Petworth
Yard
Eastern
Woodland Franchise Change In Olympia League
Woodland Athletic Club faces Immanuel Baptist in the Olympia League today after a disputed franchise shift from Sligo via a presidential action. In Capital City League Cornell beat Navy Yard 6 to 2 as Gallaghers and McDonald led the offense. early errors hurt Navy Yard. Commerce and Labor beat Agriculture 9 to 3 with Rapp making a one handed catch to rob Venni man of a homer and Le Duc pitching for Commerce and Labor. St Stephen's defeated Company K 20 to 5 in the Marquette League with strong hitting and Erwin umpiring. Manhattan defeated Shamrock 12 to 10 in the Independence League as both sides pounded the ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Athletic Club
Immanuel Baptist
Sligo
Nomad Athletic Club
Copp
Commerce and Labor
Agriculture
Rapp
Venniman
Aggies
Rhmondp
Barnes
Tota
Commerce
Walters
Kinney
Moray
Smith
Richmond
van Buskirk
Bryan
le Duc
Ven Bi
le Due
Fields
McDoneld
Kine
Stalen
Rutz
van Duskirk
Metonald
Mr. Erwin
Manhattan
Shamrock
OAK
O'Dea
Damp'r
Uroache
Damp
Liwurke
Werriman
D.breen
Wollon'ty
Baker
Burley
Fitzgeval
Callins
Fegan
Rums
Umbaugh
S. Dampier
W. Helnman
Durke
Sacrifee Irmarsh
Danpier
Tew
Daker
Fitzgerald
Dampier
Technical Wins Game As Central Misplays Lead to 7-2 Victory
Technical defeated Central 7 to 2 at the Railroad Y. M. C. A. diamond as Tech capitalized on miscues and timely hits including Van Dyne’s homer and two triples by Lynch, Adams, and King. Central outhit Tech 11 to 8 but botched base running and costly errors sealed the result. Armstrong pitched well but Garland’s relief and Tech’s selective rallies spurred the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dyne
Homer
Technical
Central
Tech
Armstrong
Garland
Central Wild
van Dye
Lynch
Adams
King
Eastern
Western
Capitol Hill
el Central
Eckendorf
McDonough
Delahunt
Ol Thompson
Schwegler
alKing
Morris
Colley
Bennett
Orf Garland
Homamin
Handy
Thompson
Coley
Cy Armstrong
Hughea
American Security and Trust Rout Second Washington in Baseball
American Security and Trust defeated Second Washington 10 to 1 behind Dyer solid on the mound allowing five hits and notching eight strikeouts. MacDonald and Hiddie led the offense with multiple runs batted in as the champs piled up runs, including a home run by R. Rawlings and two-base hits by Gray and Rawlings. Time of game about 35 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Haven
Southland
W. Haven
Aleoa Ky Southland
Abhoah Maupla
Mistchor
Dibeavore
Carron
Huntt
Burch
Ebert
Beritt Whitehaven
Howart
Fletcher
H. Sherier
B. Sherier
Hy Ebert
Musted
H. Sherer
MH. Sherler
Carr
Gates
C. Pletcher
Wynkoop Huckholter
Howard
Hantt
Boert
Carrell
Blasted
Smith
Mr. Gheekells
American Security and Trust
Washington
Dyer
Am. Ser
Relatabe
Hayes
O'Marlowe
Zio Riddie
O Douch
Gb. i
Ria S.r'hngs
Witmer
Gray
Olp
Moore
West
Matone
Boykin
Hutchinson
R.ra'lings
Hall
Re. Dyer
Ol Jones
American 8. & T. Co
MacDonald
Hiddie
G. Rawlings
R. Rawlings
D. Rawlings
Truat
Aliz
S. Rawlings
Mar
Love
Maloney
Riddle
P. Moore
Mr. Edmonston
TRY OUT POLO PONIES FOR AMERICAN DEFENDERS
Forty ponies were tested on a private Long Island field for the international polo cup defense. From the scratch team, C. C. Rumsey and others scored while Devereaux Milburn returned to duty as the defense prepared a final eighteen for the upcoming inter‑national match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. S. Phipps
Westbury
Long Island
C. C. Rumsey
Rene Ia Montagne
Louis H. Stoddard
Malcolm Stevenson
Devereaux Milburn
CAR DEPT AND SOUTHERN PLAY TO 7 7 TIE IN GRID ENCOUNTER
Car Department and Southern battled to a 7 to 7 tie as errors at critical moments hindered Southern. Key performers included Young Hoibruner and Callow for Car Dept, with Stansbury Kilroy and Williams among the top contributors for Southern in a tightly contested game. Time of game was 1 hour minutes. Cornell Athletes Expect Victory in Intercollegiate Meet at Cambridge with a squad of 20 aiming to repeat as champions against Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Department
Southern
OAE
Car Dept
Young
SlHandy
Hoibraner
OlSullivan
Naughton
Allughes
Ohanver
Acallow
Strobel
King
Sensenes
Kilroy
Cfib
Rfib
Stansbury
Wilms
McCann
I Car Dept
Toung
Hoibruner
Peek
Straebel
Gersmyn
Williams
Hughes
Hanger
Callow
I Kilroy
Stanslow
Errera— iCar
Talls
Villa
Hanver
Stroebel
Willaims Am Hughes
Harvey
Auction
Peck
Senseney
Handy
Hang
Pitehter
Pitetes
Hanvey
Whams
Handibae
Cornell
Ithaca
Cornsht
Winthrop Highlands
Station
Mass
Camridge
Racing Entries and odds from multiple race days
A compiled list of racing entries across several races detailing horse names, jockeys or owners, weights, and betting odds. Entries include distances from 1 mile to 11-16 miles with numerous horses per race and assorted purse amounts and handicaps. Names such as Roberta Marian Casey Rubin Granda Short Order Sureget and many others appear with weights and stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Marian Casey
Rubin Granda
Sureget
Judge Walton
Bronestrest
Torbelino
Arcoert
Solys
Golden Pearl
Camellia
Dixie Heart
Polly Pitchar
Patent Stopper
Diamond Buckle
Grace Mac
Igloo
Crescent
J. H. Reed
Carlton G
Mary Davis
Ozana
King's Daughter
Fauntieroy
Bonnie Kelso
Salesia
Mack H. Eubanks
Patruche
Foxbrooke
Cynosure
Merote
Lady Lightning
Kaiser
Praetorian
Sidon
Tommy McGee
the Moat
J. H. Barr
Topland
Alice Baird
the Pippin
Night Mist
Ida May
Light Knight
Heine
Tolson @Or
Dead heat at Churchill Downs splits purses in first race
Louisville May 24 The first pari mutuel dead heat since at Churchill Downs today tied Colston and Hazel Burke in the opening race. Backers of both horses share winning tickets. Be winner Capt. E. B. Cassatt’s colors carried Be to victory in the fifth race. Jockey Walcott unseated after Tom Bigbee fell in the final race, bruised and tongue lacerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcott
Tom Bigbee
Capt
E. B. Cassatt
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Colston
Hazel Burke
BE. B. Cassatt
Philadelphia
Conley
Goose
Miss Balliste
McCahey
Fireman
Helen Winn
Fellettes
Russeau
Sencho Panza
Rama
C. Turner
McCreary
E. Denny
Marzo
Warren
al Muller
Iff
Kennedy
Star Blue
Glass
Dunn
Parkins Inclement
Etta Louise
Bigstick
Old Boy
Laven Frog
Fernando
Mutuals
Rompie
White Wool
Burton
Leamence
Koerner
Petronius
Normak
Zlenep
Mutuels
GJ. McIntyre
Traymore
Denny
Fumeau
Glant
Matherkinn
Lake Tahoe
Fighting Hope
Arany
B'Airy
John Robert
Plant
Upright
Fumeur
Taboo
Labold
Otto
Tima
Layminister
Melissa
Tom Bighee
Mutusis
Otilo
Toronto Results Horse Race Card Summary
Toronto race results across seven events with Novelty, Selwik, Nightfall, Motwant, Little Pal, Vestibula disqualified, My Gal, Langden, Owanux, The Nigger, Welkin, Caper Sauce, Pagoda among named competitors. Times range 1:01 to 5:02 with multiple payouts noted for straight, place, and show bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novelty
Selwik
G. Burns
Nightfall
Diggins
Midas
Halley
Comet
Northumberland
Motwant
Burns
Little Pal
New River
Flamma
Bard of Hope
Knights Differ
Marcovil
Chocorua
Mad River
Auto Maid
Buffett
Vestibula
Mutueln
Hildreth
Wilson
RACH
Mount Royal
My Gal
Sweeney
Ind of Langden
Wrlepen
Owanux
Chepontuc
Muiuele
Patd
Lad
Langden
Toronto
the Nigger
Cheney
Zeus
Gordon
Hildreth Sentry
Woolbine
Caper Sauce
Hell
Blanton
Olsen
Bursar
Warrington
Moonraker
Placerland
Commola
Chaparel
Allaneen
Winsnpen
Honga
Tiberine
Montreal Tracks Open With Tight Furlong Races
Four and a half furlongs open the card with Or lando Lady winning at 7 to 1, Maughty Rose second, Ball third as time hits 1 01 then Minnie Bright and Tiny Tim also prevail in early races. Six more events follow including John Patterson and Profile victories, with Dom Hamilton close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball, Boray
Frances Dean
Hatteon
St Lord Leighton
Isabel Canse
Allowmatze
Haymarket
Bronte
May Bright
Almena
Fallonge
Miss Tex
Shepherd Song
Rubiola
Flarner
Kaufman
Berriet Pimpernet
Henry Crossaddin
Mies Felix
Creston
Dorothy Webb
Harare
AH Mirdtl
John Mt
John Patterson
Myrtle Marion
Toe May
New Star
Firewood
Bodkin
Orlando Lady
J. Bergen
Maughty Rose
Whatley
Ball
Culley
Lord Leighton
Mabel Virginia
Minnie Bright
Dreyer
May Bride
CG. Knight
Blanche Francis
Jos
Star’ Emblem
Susan
Laura A
Phoronis
Tiny Tim
Irwin
Coun
Carissima
Gironda
Lady Bass
T. F. Henry
Praisaworthy
Lydia Lee
Peter
Cooney K
C. Kauight
Secon Silk
Forehand
Dorothy Wabb
Our Nugget
Pally Bultman
Girondo
Mapleton
Bergen
Mirdtl
Donation
Teddy Bear
J. P. Diggs
Cap- Bize
Navin
Tender
Knight of
Ruaticana
Flarney
Billic
Creuse
Vardoe
Mount St Joseph's defeats St Johns as outfield errors decide
Mount St Joseph's outplayed St Johns on May 24 in Annapolis Md. Errors in St Johns outfield prove decisive as Mt St Joseph's wins 2 to 1. Roth pitched for St Johns while Wilson started for Mt St Joseph's, with key plays including two-base hits and stolen bases by Bain and Moralan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Joseph's
St. John’s
Washington Post
Annapolis
Mount St. Joseph
St. John's
Mt. St. J's
Lanasa
OlTolson
Bain
I Wilson
Ruhl
Mullaney
Noble
Sealion
Molson
Boyle
Ol Steete
Barton
Clark
Roth
Thompson
Snyder
Michaelson If
Mt. St
Cltrano
Michaelson
Moiran
Scalion
Fliat
Bane
Witeon
Lefton Bares
Mt_ St. Joseph's
St. Jet
Wilson
Whaon
Mr. Sweet
Golfers Show Mettle In Chevy Chase Club Tourney
Ideal weather anchors a three day handicap golf event at Chevy Chase Club. First round results include Newbold beating Jackson in 19 holes and several matches decided by margins up to 6 up. Tomorrow features second round pairings such as Childress against Denfield and Bayard versus Britton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase
F. Newbold
C. P. Jackson
Reeve Lewis
BE. B. Poe
Capt
F. Fletcher
F. OH. Gillett
G. P
FL Newbold
Jackson
Allan Lard
Downer
H." de Sibour
Bary
H.W. Scovillett
GW. Denfield
C. L. Marlatt
J. H. Clapp
Joseph Paul
G. Bayard
Robert Stead
A. “Britton
N. Thompson
J. W. Childress
G. W. Denfield
Clappie
Bayard
Britton
Lewis
Fletcherva
Newbard
van Wyck
Americans Draw Byes In Prestwick Amateur Open
London May 2 The amateur golf championship at Prestwick drew 46 entries with three Americans receiving pret round byes. In the second round set for May 30 Whittemore will face Lassen who won the English championship in 1908. Evans of Edgewater Chicago plays Latter of Royal Blackheath while Gaw of Philadelphia from Lake Como meets Stableford of Lytham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prestwick
Mr. Whittemore
E. A. Lassen
Charles Evans
Edgewater Golf Club
Chicago
A. Cc
Royal Black Heath Club
H. L. Gaw
Philadelphia
Lake Como
J. B. Stableford
Lytham Club
Olympic Committee Rules Out Winter Sports in 1912
Budapest May 24 The international committee sustained the American objection to winter sports in the 1912 program as proposed by Sweden. Cleveland has extended an invitation to host the Olympian games in 1916. Budapest and Alexandria also compete for the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Sweden
Cleveland
Alexandria
Williams Elects Fisk as Williams College Captain
Williamstown May 24 Irving D Fish of Minneapolis class of 1912 was elected captain of Williams College track team for next year He was a principal winner for Williams in their New England intercollegiate field games victory last week and is also prominent as a football man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Willams College
Irving D. Fish
Minneapolis
Fish
Williams
New England
Isaigo
Penn edge Brown despite better hitting in opener
In Philadelphia on May 24 the University of Pennsylvania outbatted Brown but Midwest Club Brown won 4 to 2 due to Penn’s base running errors. The game featured pitchers Warner Harris and Marshall Hawk for Brown and Pennsylvania, with fielding miscues proving costly for the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Brown
Pennsylvania
R. H. E. Brown
Warner and Harris
Marshall, Hawk, and Cozens
JAP Nine Arrives for Social Baseball With Georgetown
The Japan nine, averaging 19, arrives after three months on the road to play Georgetown at Hilltop tomorrow. Visitors from Morgantown yesterday faced West Virginia and head to Spalding's tickets are moving fast. The young squad, seen as a social and athletic highlight, hints at a future Japan America baseball rivalry. Cortelyou named Yale assistant baseball manager for 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kelo
Ebbitt
Georgetown
Morgantown
University of West Virginia
Washington
Little Brown
Japan
Island
Empire
United States
America
Spaldine’s
White
The Sign TECK Shoes Debut in Canvas and Cali
A catalog note highlights Sign TECK white shoes in Canvas and Cali offering comfort and style. The piece promises to present scores of different styles and encourages viewing the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cali
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Expressmen
al” Handiboo
Commissioners
Willard
Teaders
Havenners
Havenner
ADH
Graven
OA Work
Hartman
E Black
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Ofiaford
Ope H
LO Munch
Campbell
O Gilbert
Dele
Bernstein
Meyers
WiWork
Staub
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Ib Hnaon
Widmayer
Willara
Maverner
Sone
HS Russ—Craven
Gale
Bymopoekle
Widmeyer
Symonockin
Strick
Immanuel Baptists
Navy Yard
Callagher
Abhoae Navy Yard
Abhoae Karr
Oraeschke
Rif
Marceron
Liieéed MacDonald
Beard
Clarke
Giovannettiic
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McD
Yetton
Tonge
Kerr
Mites
Cornelt
Deard
Becker
Betts
ST. Stephen’s
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Company K
St. Step's
Abhoae Co
Abhoae Lem
Ofgaen
Kluge
OlRoepke
Araoa
Grinstead
L Noone
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Efit
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Callan
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olDerkett
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Farrell
Vgortzmyer
TI i Murphy
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P. Ohrad Gyer
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St. Stephen
Lemeric
Schambert
Gyer
Evans
Sullivan
Noone
Wilcary
Murphy J. Lynch
Hilling
Becher
Tuitton
Dutton
Braddock
Murphy
Sullvan
He Murphy
Neane
Ailleary
Derkstein
Mr. Collidower
Shamrocke
Vanderbilt
Paris
May
W. K. Vanderbilt
le Tremblay
Sasame
Golden
Holy Cross
West Point
N.Y
Nine
Harrie Ewing
Geoffrey Creyke
Central High Nine
Rock Hill
Ellicott City
Mds
Rock Hill , College
Baltimore City College
City College
Warbler
Roebuck
J. H. Houghton
Restl- Bouche
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Goldenerner
Maxentius
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Partner
Soda and Gun
Red Ducket
Canada
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Satin Hower
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Amalfi
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Elda
Blackford
Firestone
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Solid Comfort
Chief Kee
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Judge Cronin
Sam Ball
Merryman
Diana Ken
Royal Meteor
Sir Ray
Montreal
Harcourt
Alpine
Merode
Sauce
Angelus
Guy Fisher
Prince Gal
Round the World
Bonnie Helen
King's Daugh
Tady Lightning
Walser
Curtain Call
Tolson D'or
Restigouchy
Terrible Boy
Satin Bower
Bride Lane
Cat
Sam Rail
Cardiff
Eagle Bird
Olympian Games Committee
FISK
Boston
C. L. Johnston
Amherst
KR. L. Oakley
Willams
Dartmouth
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Halifax
Newfoundland
Hamilton
James
Corkery
Ont
Hamilton Spectator
James Corkery
A. C. Toronto
Gc.i, Hood Co
Proprietora Hood
Sarsaparilla
Lowell
Studebaker and Flanders
Aue & Surry
Marion
J. H. Ebersole
14Th St. M. W
David S. Hendrics
Rice
Trenton
Miller Bros
14Th St. Aw
Dayton
Gam
Emcor
Meridian Sales Co
John A. Lutz
Barnard Motor Car Company
Gutomobile
Island Empire
Cortelyou
New Haven
Conn
George B. Cortelyou, Jr
New York City
Yale University
Tonver
Man In White
P-B
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Lewis & Co
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
St. N. WW
Matheson
Oakland-Everitt
Columbus Electric Pope-Hartford
the Pope Auto CO
Parry
Ife
Frank D. Mitchell
Irving Gerage
Irving Sl. Ow
LION
Tame Lie
Siuty Schacht
Fezreveven
Hinds Auto CO
14Th St
Buick Motor Co
Connecticut Ave
Pullman
Bergdoll
Meeley
Wilcox
Congressional Arage CO
Ave
Speedway
Potomac Automobile Company
Rest City
Postatios
Happyeats
Brarle & Allen
N. W
Apperson Regal
Exerson & Orme
Hudson
H. B. Leary
Fourteenth &T. N
Potomac Auto Co
Riggs House
Gettysburg
Zimmerman
Careful Lewis & Co
6Th Stow
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