Two Win Eight Of Nine In Tennis Frays
Departmental and Chevy Chase teams, led by Columbia Counigh, posted a strong showing in Washington Tennis Association play. Dumbarton Club and Columbia Counigh claimed runner-up spots as moments of intense competition unfolded across nine matches, with Chase securing a notable victory over Chapman and Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooh
Hottel Dumbarton Club
Ang Columbia Coun— Igh
Jeader
Washington Tennis Association
Yeo Takire S
Neve Whase Ao
Cat Che
Woech Wan
Cs Sam
Ames Haker
Owlonong
Howard
Gmoe
Mbarten
Lima
Untitled Sports Report From Tangled OCR Text
A fragmented sports narrative mentions players and events with unclear names and actions. Readable bits reference a game scenario, a dive, a defensive stop, and attempts to score, but many details are garbled.
Sweep for Racquet in Tennis Matches
Petworth leads in Suburban Tennis league with multiple clean sweeps. Holmead and Euclid secure victories. Princeton and Home Club also post wins as Racquet of Standards logs several matchups. The rugged series features players like Petworth, Holmead, and Argyle in a tight standings race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petworth
Racquet
Bureau of Standards
Ineader
Winsom
Holeau
Arg
Princeton
Eucad
Ammary
CT Whrth
Holmead
Kaos
Falnot Bee Inckingham
Ehureg
Wisi
Frown
Robinson
Halmead
Touniee
Bentley
Merrow
Crowier
Erider
Atreau
Standards
Viet
Rarquet
Herang
Agies
Liewa
Tera
Bureas
Stantamta
Skinner Ana Aktnper
Sienna Llurmee
Bureau ‘of Standardy
Ash
C_ Deed
Ranavet
Phelns
Lregoe
Bureau of Stendards
Mac Wn
Cree Fubies
Erroid Spener
Angrie
de Lesub Und Creiptan
Pierre
Green
Argyle
MacNully
Murase
Dhive Rah
Kelerman
Angers
Haas
Kempp
Riblelase and
Beowrn
Burtt
Weadie
Garrison
Euclid
Clitr
Wella
Emeta
Williams wins after five sets in tense tennis final
Williams defeats opponent in a five set match to defend the AEsels Cin trophy amid cramps and late rally. Notable doubles champions Manston and James Sarfin claim the doubles title while Williams endures a leg cramp in the final stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Seanreht
R. Norris Willmg
Philadelphia
Aesels Cin
Segoight
Wo Church
Will
Turer
Murray
Fragmented OCR: Civic League Names Raleigh and Milwaukee Roots
Incomprehensible OCR fragment mentions Minneapolis Milwaukee and Raleigh. References to a North Carolina League and place names suggest a local civic league or sports context, but details are unreadable. No clear event, date, or participants emerge.
Golf match goes 42 holes for Wisconsin title
Ned Allin of Milwaukee Country Club defeated Dick Cavanagh of Henosha 1 up after 42 holes in the state golf championship at Nemosha Wisconsin. The match was squared after 36, with five even holes before Allin won the 42nd. Allin captured his fourth Wisconsin title amid a marathon contest noted as the longest and most stubborn in U.S. history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemosha
Wis
United States
Ned Allin
Milwaukee Country Club
Dick Cavanagh
Henosha
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Allis
Treasury Takes First Game Of the Post-Season Series
Treasury dominated the opening game of the second series against Southern Auditors at Union Station grounds. Lefty Downey delivered a decisive triple in a pivotal fifth inning, with Creson and Munch contrasting on the mound as Treasury built an 8 to 6 lead and held on for the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Southern Auditors
Miie
Union Station
Tre
Belf
Munch
Auditors
Lefty
Downey
Mscend
Batchelor
McLoigure
Audi- Tors
Creson
Auditora
Mulroe
Hutchinson
Whiten McLarren
Yrencury
Flannery
Oni Ball
McLarren
Bell
Armstrong
Croson
Dust
Anderson
Strait
al Treasury
Ratrbelor
Andersen
Ly . Gregory
G.mclarren
Ofer
Cerikl
Pinta
Wee
Downer
Call
Stan Huteh'son
Crowna
Gatals
Treneurr
Rune
Marie
Meares
Flancery
Pest
Errere
Teagery
Tyser
Mulros
Meharran
Acmetrong
Auditor
A. Tresenry
Crosom
Mapeby
Strack
Hase
Dewey
Basce
LeeTarren
Dewble
Andermu Streit
Bells
Mule
Hatehtosen
Tithy Pitchereer Maneh
Widniteh
Sumpin
Western tennis titles decided at Lake Forest event
Walter T Hayes and Ralph Burdick of Chicago defended Western lawn tennis doubles title. Kennett Hawkes of Los Angeles won the men’s singles consolation. Marguerite Davis of St Paul captured the women’s singles. Davis defeated Carrie F. Neely in the final, 6-2 6-?. the doubles final score was 6-3 6-0 6-?. national doubles preliminaries begin today at Onwentsia Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Forrest
Walter T Hayes
Ralph Burdick
Chicago
Kennett Hawkes
Losangeee
Misa Marguerite Davis
St. Paul
Haven
Burdick
James
Jerry Wabar
Canta
Yale
Onwentsia
Mina Davis
Carrie FL Neely
Aro
Neely
Swimmer Lady Langer Wins National 381-Yard Title
In St Louis on August 12 Lady Langer of Los Angeles 4 defeated rivals to claim the national championship in the 381 yard swim with a time of 12 minutes 1 15 seconds Ted Cann of New York Athletic Club took second by about twenty yards and Herbert Vollmer of New York A C finished third The Franklin Athletic Club and Bethesda meet today is slated for the diarr end at Fifteenth and Hopstreets northeast with events beginning at 2 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Lady Langer
Los Angeles
Langer
Ted Cann
New York
Clugh
Tanger
Herbert Vollmer
New York A.C
Franklin Athletic Lu
Bethesda
Geers sweeps two big Pittsburgh pacing features
In Pittsburgh on August 12 Pop Geers dominates the grand circuit meeting winning the Furniture Manufacturers stake of 5090 and the free-for-all pace of 1000 in straight heats. Geers rode ft Frace to defeat Mabel Trask and Napoleon Direct to beat Frank G. in a high purse double.
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Iy Dale
Dale Patches Congram Bate Hertha
Be m
An “Eant
Arate V
Ch. m
Goastanere
Plosko Morphy
Castamny
Beg
Ore McKinsey
Grerat
Mabel Tyn
P.m
Ty General i Watts
Coemethy Dieter Ae
Freirn Peenetts
Marfeey
Vanee
Naren
Walter Ma
Geneat
Can't Deter Golfers in Columbia Events
Golfers competed in the August and July tournaments at Columbia Country Club. First round completed, second rounds underway in all three flights. The July final between E. B. Eynon Jr. and W. J. Hughes Jr. postponed due to Hughes Jr. typhoid illness. several consolations decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Country Club
E. B. Eynon, Jr
W. J. Hughes, Jr
R. HK
Poses
Joan
A. G. Hurkama
W. J. Hoover
A.W. Copp
C.H. Pope
Tobin Non White
A. Anderson
C van Leer
William Srnn
KE. Jackson
Wood
J, Shoemaker
J. al Shaffer
W. Mumbs
Piret
C. FE. Caldwell
Fj.ither
BA Mines
Tefrated
Seibold
Willam H. West
D. R. Crown
West
O'Neil
Weaver
King
J. Mo Williams
Genrie Rice
B. Traiham
RA. Reeves
T. Bryant
Alexander Grant
Seemne
Williase
K. FR. Ebynem, Jr
F. B. Pyle
Rebiopes
Hinton Dew
Uord Markeusie
Torth Cimeintion
Grabem
Uber
Three Teams Certified for Postseason Series in Baseball
Only three teams from Section B have filed eligible ballots for the Amateur Baseball Association postseason series. Listed are numerous players and clubs including Treasury-R. Sothern Andersen and Romedale-M. A. Albengh, among others, with locations noted as Rocke Mount and dates 15-17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shurtieff
Amateur Baseball Association
Tressury
R. Sothern Andersen
W. Mo Armstrong
YW Bell
E. L. Bone
G. To Tiros
E. B. Crown
James FP. Davis
A.C Lieeney
W.H Dust
B.C. Flannery
G. M. Haynes
J. Hildemaperper
E Lemerie
E.W. Meiarren
Withau F. Maron
N. Nopa
F. C. Bellogle
S. Straie
Romedale
M. A. Albengh
L. L. Cuariten
Tiger
HL. Preaer
Po OM. Gerardi
RJ Grady
Orne
Burd
Willam Logie
Keb
CJ Kelly
Michael Moran
John Po Nose
Shemas Dennen
Alogeing t'Neil
Uogene Iy Nel
Harry Stevens
Ro. Wernstein
Harry Zunnel
Istore
Hichard Graves
A. FP. Hutchinson
Po Mulros
J. M. Daly
HE. H. Ruppert
Grocers
Munch
FO. Catal
D . Burns
I. EL Keiser
T. Platt
C. Rateheimr
E.G. Koenig
EL P. Skidmere
R. Mayo
The Finn Captures Champlain Handicap at Saratoga
The Finn at 12 to 1 upset Pennant and Tumbler to win the Champlain Handicap at Saratoga Race Track. Jockey Schutfinger rode the winner as Campare finished strong in the Sanford Memorial, while Lysander suffered a fall in the steeplechase and Kennedy sustained injuries.
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Saratopa
N. Y
H. ©. iHenbeck
Tarry Payne Whitney
Vorite
Ewit
Schutfinger
R. T Wilson
Campare
Whitney
Tumbler
Kennedy
Lysander
Firat RA
Lett's golf trophy semifinals set at Columbia CC
E M Posey and Otia H Wood advanced to the Lett's trophy semifinals at Columbia Country Club in August. Posey beat Tulinson White and Wood edged Al Chevs Winter as other semifinalists emerge from the J J Davidson bracket and the Van Leer Bernard bracket with several matches completed in the first two rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Posey
Otia H. Wood
Columbia Country Club
Posey
Tulinson
Wood
J. J. Davidson Ve. C
van Leer
R. P. Bernard
George Chasmar
J. C. Davideon
A. C. Moses
van Teer
B. FP. Barnard
Po F. Brengle
Jobineem White
W. W. Pete
A. Winter
FS Appleman
O. He Wand
C.J. O' Neil
E. M. Powey
White
Winter
Bureau Breaks Ice In Potomac Series 5 1 Victory
Bureau upset Machinists to win the Potomac League title series 5 to 1 in seven innings. Kuhnert’s wild pitching and key hits fueled a 16 hit attack with three runs in the first inning, one in the fourth and five in the sixth. Hines relieved in the sixth as Bureau built the lead, while Mortimer and Davin led a late surge for the Bureau offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Kuhnert
Suportone
Tung
Huhnert
Hines
Machine
Abado
Chapin
Mortimer
Marshall
Davin
Ferry
Walker
R¢ Nan
Barrie
Omuppy
Vgleran
O'Lyon Po
OO O.reegie
Tatala
Burvag
Trauné
Mortimer of
Davie
Lemene
Gordan Murphy
Lyons
Blair
Sad Marshall
Lefton
Iaerw Maenininta
Bareau
Firet Hare
Lyome
Sie Kohnern
Mage Ff Hubvert
Eenners
Leon Teennese Fite
Tavis
Hravod Niee
Mortmer
Fort Erie Race Meet Results With Mixed Outcomes
A scrambled OCR recap from Fort Erie lists race results and horse details across multiple events. Mentions include Puree, Rathruptz Metwit, Prince Phil, Montagne, and Doctor Turkaut Eiley among many others, with payouts, placements, and handicaps noted but garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhoain
Tinyme
Simin
Prince Phil Thorpa
Sieghetiskde Statria SB
Sear
Wen
Sieon Smaaser
Ste Brermert
Arimraba
Turkaut Eiley Iso
Hadi Lyearede
Coward
Robert Hragies
Parrington
Senne Anie
Prince Hermis
Kleburne
Junge Wright
Renton
St Tartcote
Race track entries for Mondays sport event
The page lists race entries including horses such as Queen of the Water and Bonote Ladde with numbers and details for a Monday racing card. Entries include six furlongs and a Steeplechase style handicap with various horses and handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berm
Xearelda
Cuward
Bonote Ladde
Toxor
Grarrut
Chaves
Storm Neu Ap
Ana Lide
Delancey
Interstate Fair at Hagerstown Offers Rich Purses
The Hagerstown Interstate Fair Association announces annual fair events with substantial purses. Details indicate multiple races and contests over the event period, promising notable prize money for top finishers.
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Hagermown. Ig
Hagerstown Interstate Fair Association
Beuhler Tops Home Club Hitter Highlight
Beuhler led the home club as top hitter in a brief sports item with the local paper noting his standout batting. The report emphasizes Beuhler as the leading offensive contributor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dumbarton
Columbia Victors
Departmental
Chevy Chase
Baker Springs
Lincoln
Siansh FS
Iga
Isterrent
Sould
Lincon Ac
Finnegan
Popiinst
Asa
John Hancock
Hai É -Apman
Mengrion
Oumaacton
Iental
Carey Waagerton
Ceacher Ec Tanner
Pumperton
Fares Sa Wana
Tumberten
Columbia
Tembarrod
Columbie
Milan
Tigoper
Johnsons
Barry
Niewera Per bRihlve
Ous
Pia
Chang
Beta
Cleses Daly
Mertz & Mertz Co., Inc
F Street
Ates Ce
Anapeie T
Minneapolis
Sedo
North Carolina League
Raleigh
Ore
Frenklin
Estheads
Geers
Pittsburgh
Virginia League
Pennant
Drive
Douglass
Fringem
Spinater
Moonlighter
Sterna Nympo Ans
Vanaine
Grees Llana
Steenleebase
Mbeut
Lardig
Iana
Mead Sob
Laeenuer
Nita
Llages
Jameurt
Leitus
Hed
Serena
Houriesr
Tomer Abd Hara
Rothath
Petra
Vermont
Tom
Potomac
Fort Worth
Henry Mooder
Jamieson
Joneses
Mt McBride
E Harper
Zie Barber
Alwenieham Cale
Ayers
Harper Oy
Gallia Rice
Shaw
Fort Erie
Raratoga
Eacing
Hagerstowre
Interstate Fair
GANEE
Getice uMane Abs
Bakers Tr
Montagne
Fur
Calley
Tuckens
Hebert
Ed Stone
Berrerere
Blas Ridge League
Joes Hate
Wieden
Nature
Ana Memier
Motheacy
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