Results of the Post-Se High-Class Golf Tourney
The Columbia Country Club August tournament featured Price defeating James 2 up in 46 holes, with early rounds showing Price 4 up at the start and James nearly winning on a late wedge. The event split into sixteen and consolation brackets, listing numerous match results and advancing rounds toward semifinals.
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Columbia Country Club
W. W
George PL James
Owoun
Kel James
Price
Urice
Jenu
James
Ile
Ile Tost
Bk Eceon
Udward
Eynon
Ding al Camery i
Dunferth
GR Chadwell
Davideor
HG Vesela
Dr. Toward
Cobey
Sivteen
M. Phelps
Marty N. Brown
Hewan
H. Hanna
Charler
Harold E. Doyle
Doyle
S. A. Shader
Henay
R. W. Jay
Dateau Prante Govern
Tom Brananey
FR. Slaven
Mnund
AL Reeven
Kensle
Washa
Ralph FP
Barnard
Mewshaw
Derag Sant Paul Freeman
Wian Perry
Consolation Sieeen
W. Price
J. McNally
Messood
Cunintogs
C. RB. Watts
Shnemal
Datiree
Ana Wilam Tare
Mehaana
Abetaee
Firat Roun
Orme
MacLaughlin
Mixtewa
P. Bobo
Ieee
Go Chadwell
E. Lodge
Hilve HC
Nas Svee
Serond Aleton
P. M. Pholpa
Aubemas
J. H. Manna
Harold
Hosta T “Og
Aletern
Semidna
Cound
J. A. Shaffer
Wena
Perry
Johnson Likely To Twirl In Nats Game
Nationals pitcher Bender shines with steady, methodical mound work while Gandil and Oldring power hitters. Henry backs up catching star Elmer, Mitchell drives runs, and the Mackmen tally in a tight game as Crufites and Shaw contribute at the plate.
Capital Canoeists Win at Washington Regatta
The Washington Post reports capital canoeists winning the regatta from Mark Vinb off Dundalk. The event featured Bauman W C and C. C. Jen Elagon in second and Brooks 34 8. C. third. Delushinutt Rouse Wada WC Ce and Johanson Parherrer Romwei Menilzy Md S C Arstrame 44 Meh Zirpel Knight Biasco WoT US second. Judges David M. Las SR. Duangck James Mede referee Elmer Smith announcer P. O Malley scorer Lake August Lowsley Ww G Rouss Plums will ring next week.
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The
Washington Post
Jooite
Toh
Mark Vinb
Dundalk
Joutve
Smasan
Ansley
Bauman
W. Ce
Ton
Houttloger
B.C
Bauiman
C. C
Jen’. Elagon
Brooks
S.C. Serom
Judgen
David M. Las
R. Ourttacs
SR. Duangck
James “Mede
Elmer Smith
P. O'Malley
L. Lake Atmrtor
August Lowsley
G. Rouss
Treasury Wins Third Straight in Postseason Blowout
Treasury hammered Holy Name 18 to 3 in Section C post season, collecting 23 hits led by Bono with five and Sigourney driving in three. Strait and Roberts made sharp plays and Armstrong contributed strong defense as Treasury jumped ahead early and never looked back.
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Treasury
Holy Name
Diamond
Bono
Sigourney
Strait
Roberts
Felding
Armatrong
Abe
Holy M. Abhoaye
Werfet
I Ta'son
Afc
Robinson
T.foil'd
Miler
Ihmiller
dGaver
Rpoiliard
Eazier
Trenoary Se Eee
Ong
Armstrong
Strait Gil
Downey
McLaren
Thompson
Bell
Roche
Nop
bacos—Treasury
halls—Of
Naples
Malros
Ot O'Lone
Malrne
Bigourney
Flannery
Muirce
Rocketaf
Folliard
T. Millar
T. Follard
Washington and Baltimore Cricket Clash This Afternoon
Washington Cricket Club meets Baltimore Sons of St George this afternoon at 2. Capt L W De Motte bowls with Dr Cannan and Henry Branch assisting. For Baltimore, Jim Guthrie Will Springham and Henry Thompson play with Will Warren wicket for Washington and Harry Windsor for Baltimore. Ample Rabie facilities and seats arranged for a large crowd under the enclosing arches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cricket Club
Baltimore Sons of St. George Cricket Club
Clork
L. W. de Motte
Dr. Cannan
Henry Branch
Jim Guthrie
Will Springham
Henry Thompson
Will Warren
Washington
Harry Windssor
Baltimore
Post season results from yesterday’s high school series
Section E Union Station defeated Ninth 7 to 1 while Becton A Tennallytown beat Emerald 4 to 3. Section C Treasury crushed Holy Name 18 to 1. Monday schedule includes Western Va Tennallytown at Anscce and Brightwood versus Station at Georgia Avenue and Kenyon Street.
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Becton
Tennallytown
Emerald
Union Station
Ninth
Treasury
Holy Name
Western
Anscce
Brightwood Vs. Station
Georgia Avenue
Kenyon Street
Pastofica Va
Firat
Pet
Postseason schedule repeat for rain-delayed games
Rain postponed post season games will be played tomorrow at the originally planned venues. Umpires are Hughes for Section A, Handiboe for Section B, and Woodward for Section C. Only games necessary to decide a section winner will occur, with Tennallytown, Mantern, Treasury, Post Office and other teams in tie situations shaping the remaining matches.
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Hughes
Handiboe
Tennallytown
Mantern
Treasury
Post Office
Ninth
Union Station
Brightwood T
Union Station Wins and Ties Ninth for Lead in Postseason
Union Station defeated Ninth 7 to 1 in Section B post season play to move into a tie for the lead. Forrest Thompson pitched for Union Station, limiting Ninth to four safeties as Lefty Carrico started for Ninth before being relieved. Phipps, Thornett, and Warthen highlighted Union Station’s offense with multiple runs and key RBIs, while Kelley struggled in relief for Ninth.
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Union Station
Forrest Thompson
Carrico
Eddie Kelley
Statton
Young
Joe ‘Thompson
Phipps
Thornett
Harrison Phipps
Warthen
Nadd
Rank Pee
Union S
ABH
el Winth
Dar Young
OfPaa
Omareerom
Lth'som
Harria
Phipna
Obeeels
Hunt
O/King
Fischer
OlBroomp
Ibe
Nold
Sain
ByThenon
Giovan
Madlyan' Totate
Moreland
Enfon
Rune—Young
Thomett
Thompson
Noid
Bess
Kelley
Carlee
F. Thompson
Mageron
Doubie
Mischer
Kellay
Salb
Glavannett
Broome
Dave Venable
Eame
Race Track Results From Monday Card at Local Track
The program lists six races with entries headed by Porse and Dengroiff in the first race, followed by Father Riley Mockery and Ray of Light in the second, St Claire handicap won by Back Bay with Leo shares second, Night Stick taking the fourth, Sureget winning the fifth, and Astroloxer prevailing in the sixth, detailing payouts, odds, and participating horses and jockeys.
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Porse
Coleman
Oven
Gerthelme
Murphy
Jef Roberts
Dishman
Ato
Heaven
Electrician
Tertarean
Commence
Charles Francis
Mias Edenwold
Ea Welss
Alzo
Faren
Father Riley
Mockery
Metcaltj
Gut
Robert Kay
Ray of Light
Heetmont Belle
Salon
Squlna Bill
St. Claire
Back Bay
Meteain
Leoshares
McCabe
Stout Heart
Warrington
Teller
Sir Binze
York Ead
Rach—R
W. Perry
Night Stick
Callahany
Klaburne
Dmyth
Nernagat
Metcalf
David Craig
Doneval
Great Briain
Dorothy Dean
Suregét
Dougherty
Afurphy
Dolay Platt
Smyth
Dak Day
Rusty Coat
Tecumseh
Ymprudent
Sir Fratful
Gale Tweed
Raton
Yenghes
Diama Johnson
Luia Welsh
Daddy Gyp
Oroen
Richwood
Aida
Lamode
Red
Ask Mx
Tima
Rottenga
el Ora
Big Dipper
Parcel Post
Rustell
Avon
Werd
J. Notas
Qtinton
Mins Christe
Helle Terre
Colfax
Farsongs
Miss Primlty
Griner
Harvest Quean
Breward
St Caledore
Siatth
Cedarreen
Charley Brown
Puree
Racy
Howard
Colonel Fred
Smith
Louise May
Banton
Nella
Derdown
Lite Pete
Sante-Marts
Margaret
Alep Ron
Mien Jema
Guise
Blue Jay
Pierre * Dumas
Gunner
Miss Joe
Chilton Squaw
Outlaw
Ben Stone
Queed
Leilaoha
Watts
Henry Hutchison
Benton
Celta
Tine
King Stalwart
Tiger Jim
Cynosure
Monk
Nage
Pire
Jim Matledy
Meripd
Taerle
Ware
Fort Monros
Smythe
Leute
Fies
Goose
Aven
Tom Vicholgan
Brantels
Ladas
Saratoga Results First Race and More
Saratoga results list multiple races with jockeys, horses and times across several events. Notable winners include Armament ridden by Byrne in the 7 furlong opening race and Lysander with Booth aboard in the steeplechase segment, along with other divisions featuring Miss Primlty, Parcel Post, and Daytor among numerous entries and finishing positions.
Emerald Falls To Tennallytown In Second Week Loss
Emerald again lost to Tennallytown by 4 to 1 as Tennallytown seized the early lead with a three-run first inning and added an insurance tally in the fifth. Emerald pushed a run in each of the first and second frames, but Tennallytown’s defense and timely hits held. Hager and Murphy supplied the Emerald runs, while Donnelly and Kirkland contributed multiple hits, but the visitors could not overcome the deficit.
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Hender
Mark
Bender
Tor
Ugardian
Eise da
Bendur
Acletts
Ife
Emerald
Tennallytown
Tennailytown
Bomched
Murphy
Donnelly
Holloran
Kirkland
Reggie” Rawling
Scoreenstown
Donnell
Beralaomet
Hager
B.baowl’s
Bhatin
sla-Rawr's
Jonek
Ol Holforan
Lemerto
Howard
Oakley
Tennallyown
Rune—Head
Oldweld
Mager
Shatin
O'Donnell
Wirst
Bate
Errore
Tenaallytown
Emereld
Tenanllytown
Pirst
Halle
Onan
Winas
Tonen
Hines
Racing Proves Tame on Kalamazoo Track
Major leagues may use San Antonio facility with nine diamonds after Charley Carr plans to close his baseball school there. Bonhag declines coach job with Irish American Athletic Club New York. Cleveland polo tourney slated for fall with teams from Buffalo Cincinnati Chicago and Thousand Islands.
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San Antonio
Charley Carr
Cleveland
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
Thousand Inlands
Bannockburn Golf Tourney Sees Semifinal Round Set
At Bannockburn last week the August golf tourney reached the semifinals after all second round matches concluded. In first sixteen action Birch beat Clarkg and Nichols beat Worthington, while Cunningham downed Travera and Hunt edged Taylor. In the second sixteen Harris beat Burton and Morris downed Suther as Chesley and HIIl won afternoon matches. Semifinals saw Mortis defeat Harris 3 up while Howard beat Vincent 7 up.
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Bannockburn
Atziten
Birch
Clarkg
Nichole
Mortis
German High at Traps At Ana Jostan Gun Club
The regular weekly shoot of the Ana Jostan Gun Club at Benning yielded good scores. Professional L. 5 German posted a score of 8 out of 10, while Phil J. Stubéner took the silver cup in the handicap match by breaking 44 of 60.
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Ana Jostan
A Lively Season in Pugilism Ahead in 1915
Boxing prospects in 1915 show promoters aiming at busy fall and winter schedules across the United States. San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego plan cards around the Panama Expo visitors. Wisconsin New York and New Orleans adopt legalized boxing with varied financial outcomes and ongoing efforts to revive credibility and attendance.
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Swat
Iduck
United States
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Los Angeles
California
McCarey
San Diego
New Orleans
Crescent City
New York State
Buffalo
Lkely
New York City
Empire State
Wisconsin
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Columbia
Johnson
Gandil
Nationals
Atrica
Wiles
Oldring
Canus
Mika Mitchel
Henry
Colling
Mackmen
Mestride
Recquer
Elenry
Mitchell
Strunk
Harter
Cordie Crufites
Tla
Shaw
Tiny
Capital Canoeists
Mem
Ne.brookes
Hammers
Windsor
Saratoga
Bun- Moup
Welling
Armament
Byrne
Mary Warren
McTaggart
Armor
Deronda
Gallop
Connemara
McCahey
Garbage
Capra
My King
Pondean
Firing Fairy
Davies
Young Smblam
Jos
Hie
Taggart
Camollia
Taylor
Gallant Boy
Mateo
Flo
Thee
Yodeling
Ltar O'Ryan
Foyat
Teart- Went
Vaillant
Busgath
Harlequin
Piaget
Merry Twinkle
Voluspa
Peg
Carlone
Violet
Rosalie Orme
Jack of Clubs
Tamerlan
Soleil
King Edward Park
Lady May
Lilette Pets
Nallie C
Star and Garter
Bom Soran
Daylight
Hermia
Burstar
Shorty "Northcut
Tackle
Lord Jadas
Tom.Holland
Hoffman
Stanley
H.id
Jim Malody
Fintbuah
Toronto
Glana
Marty Lou
Coaster
Margaret Lowry
Tom Plonulgai
Alcourt
Gong Af Rocko
St Danrah
Olga Blar
Blus Mouee
Galley Slave
Kate K
Joe Kalgler
Othelio
Fieth
Sellin Lass
Fort Menzon
Lurla
Ethalda
Totson d'Or
Moraught
Tend
Arrowshaft
Migs Jeen
Baraite
Fawn
Curious
Une Te Die
Jack
Batwa
Lord Leighton
Ridge
Sippar Day
Lancelot
Ontario
Great Britain
Vandergrift
Indolenen
Wanda ‘Pfizer
O'Hagan
Palot Brush
Kalaht
Ditter
Herbard
Mites
Zinder
Palermo
Golé
Finalao
Flasala Crockett
Milas Wdenwold
Rebeota
Schnapps
Anna Rose
Garthma
Daytor R. J. Bwarenger
Caritan G
Uncle Bea
Nigateo
Doctor Dougherty
Laylae Paul
Belata
Injury
Kingling
Chad Buford
Resty
Langhorne
Loin V
Maery Twinkle
Tearock
Chauteune
Pullox
Brick and Mortar
Baby Cole
Chupedere
Balmore
Reditch
Hing ‘Marsal
Baybook
Sencrambian
Conqueror
Balling
Kentucky
Busy Edith
Rocalle Orme
Sand ‘Bank
Mabel Montgomery
Montrosa
Outlook
Smile
Berbourn
Robert Bradley
Benanst
Crose
Bon
Bir
John Johnson
Cay Led
Frederick L
Bedge
Hester Peynne
Treald
X Rite
We Trume
Trodlgea
William
Gia Brooke
Ray ‘Willams
Brookes ‘Willams
Brookes
Willams
Wat— Whidling
MeLoughlin
Wilding
BAL tasesteLoughlin
Williams VE. Brookes
Wiliam
Brooke
Wwoliams
Williams
Eloughlin
MrLaughlin
Tenewee
Kalamazoo Track
Bonington
Kalamazoo
Mich
Dickerson
Billy Andrews
Andrews
Staebner
Duvall
Wapones
Grady
W. G. Branden
McMahon
Jean
W. D. Hogan
Wynkoop
Fred Detorce
W. D. Dulaney
Bo Bh
Osborn
A.V. Pateons
Rodney W
McDonata
Ford
Georges
Emmons
Joan A
Gamroes
Brietsaflald
Paca
EL Major
Aley I
Mu Cwhimer
Stone
Crastasa Mabel
Cox
MC Green
Marietta
Wilson
Ty Liveneybe
Fyall
Etiiath
Curtis A
Lou Worthy
B. m
Axworthy
Winkoop
Glenora
Bem
Garrison
Helen Wistar
Ik. m
Carmody
Pea
Sterling
B. B
M. Green
Pydy Stuabner
Wal Cochate
Bie
Blundon
Auseman
Omada RT. Livesey
Evelyn W
MD. Hogan
Eas
Dulaney
Dr. Custis
Beltintick
Erautt
MERTZ
Dally
F. M. Schumman
Mertz and Mertz Co., Inc
F St
Analostan Club
Ritchie Mitchall
Benny Chavez
Denver
Colo
Freddie Contare
Jack Doyle
Superior
Wia
Gunbost Smith
Young Ahearn
London
Burland
Wille Beecher
Bad Watson
Cale Patsy McMiahon
Kid Griffo
Terre Heute
Ind
Commonwealth
Gibbons-McGoorty
McFarland-Britton
Kid Willams
Loulaiang
Philadelphia
Johnny Solsberg
Brooklyn
Dick Loadman
Loadman
Wincon
Cream City
Kilbane
Dundee
Johnny Kupana
Sosy
Johnny Dundee
Abe Attell
Wille Aitenle
America
Coca-CoLa Co
Atlanta
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