A G A O Captures Title Series Game From Registers
The Washington Post reports the General Accounting Office defeats Registers 12-6 in the district playoff opener. Loomis leads with a triple and three singles in five trips, while Hooper and Walsh contribute for the Registers. The GAO offense tallies in every frame, with key hits from Loomis and Tetrault supporting the win.
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Two Fifth Crowns At Stake This Week
New York reports a packed week of championship bouts with bantamweight and flyweight clashes. Abe Hicdstein and McKeeport Tommy Bean collide in the bantamweight mix while Genara eyes the flyweight title in Henderson’s arena as crowds of 26400 are expected.
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Boxing and horse racing clash in early 20th century sports column
The piece surveys boxing star Will Will as he trains in Southampton and Luis Angel Firpo in Saratoga, detailing press attention, betting stakes, and the uncertain path to a potential Dempsey clash. It also profiles jockey Haynes, his career journey, and Wertheimer's faith in Epinard, alongside notes on Jimmy Dykes balancing baseball with golf and the challenge of dual-sport mastery.
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War Green four best in round robin event
War Green four led by Lieut Jagwin and Lieut Col Morris won the round robin polo event by one goal and eight points across three periods. War White and War Yellows finished second and third as each team played three periods with witnesses noting six goals by the Greens and scattered tallies by others. Officials Brown Contter Richsrdeep and Brown refereed with Capt Henry also officiating. Time of periods six minutes.
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MacKenzie falls in semifinal at Bedford Springs Invitational
Roland MacKenzie, favored to win the Bedford Springs Invitational, is upset in the semifinals by Edwin R. Semanski of Uniontown, Pennsylvania, as the event unfolds at Bedford Springs Golf Club. The report also notes Lafayette A.C. prepares for a Monday match and additional boxing and local sports results from Columbus and Takoma.
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Washington Gun Club Shoot Program Named
The Washington Gun Club announces a season running through Raptember and Oatabet with four shoots planned next month and more events in October. Details list matches, locations at Washington, and dates in September and October, with entrants, targets count, and divisions including LIBRETTE and liberty matches.
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Georgetown Mermaids Win Dual Swim Meet
Georgetown mermaids defeated Rosedale mermaids 42 to 21 in a dual meet held yesterday afternoon. Katherine Becker of Clargetown led with 18 points, beating Helen Etreka of Rosedale who had 16. Events included back stroke, side stroke, and distances, with Elizabeth Chamberlain, Voorhees, Matthews, and Becker earning top places. A silver loving cup was awarded to Georgetown by F. J. Lawton, with judges Mr Brunner and Mrs Brunner present.
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Wiseman Wins Preliminary At Grand American Tournament
Wiseman of Somerset Ohio won the preliminary handicap event at Valdalia today with a score of 85 targets out of 100 from a 10 yard line. Rickinson of Merriam Kansas finished second after a shoot-off with J E Kiethaber of Buffalo. Kiethaber placed third, BE Brooks of Columbia South Carolina took fourth after a shoot-off with F G Bilis of Watertown New York. The Hazard double target event slowed after the handicap as Loyd Duncan of Jues Tennessee watched.
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1904 Flying handicap at Sheepshead Bay sports meet
Twenty years ago in sports August 29 1904 reports Broomstick wine winning the Flying handicap at Sheepshead Bay. The Corbett O’Brien bout scheduled for September 7 is mentioned with minimal detail. Barney Oldfield sustains severe injuries in St Louis ante face. Colorful notes on the Colored Departmental League and various old-time baseball references are included.
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Finnegan and Anear Clash in Barrages Showdown at Washington
Washington fans anticipate a six round feature at the Barracks where veteran Finnegan faces Anear in a expected battle of power and grit. Finnegan predicts a sixth round finish after trading with Anear while Buddenark Ward and others provide undercard action. bouts include Dillion Bolin opener and Perone Knight second prelim.
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English Golf Stars Move to Garden City
English golf stars arrive from South American tour to prepare for the Walker Cup on September 12. They will play in invitation events at the national links of America in Southampton Long Island from September 4, with ten twosomes and five foursomes planned for the international matches. Captain Cyril Tellay says the team hopes for a strong showing and cooler weather will help.
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Jacobs Loses Doubles Match at Narragansett
Helen Jacobs and partner Ginn of Boston fell to Miss A Fuller and Miss M Blake of Boston 3-8 3-8 in the doubles semifinals at the aviatian tennis tournament. Jacobs won her singles, defeating Isobel Mortgop of Boston 6-2 6-4.
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Minor league results sweep across leagues with scattered scores
A garbled recap of minor league baseball results across multiple circuits. The fragment mentions American Association standings, Southern Association matchups, and various city teams with scattered scores, including Baltimore and Atlanta participants, reflecting a busy multi league summary with incomplete details.
Suspension of Six Swimmers Lifted
Six swimmers previously suspended by the Mid Atlantic Amateur Athletic Union were released for reinstatement after appealing their participation in an un sanctioned meet at Ocean City New Jersey. Read names include Emhél Lackia Hinhe Athatic clus Qartrude Edaria Litilia Stod McGarry Dervis Mara ng Virginia Whitenstk Maw ork.
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Ray to Defend Title in New York Track Meet
An unsigned notice from West Orange announces a track event where Ray defends his mile crown. It mentions Newark and a national wire service report about forthcoming games, with DeHart Husbard of Michigan noted as a high jump winner in a related Olympian bread jump context.
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Dress Well It Pays Men’s Wear Sale Listing
A historical catalog style sale lists men's wear including linen sport suits silk and wool blends. Prices range from $2 to $50 with items like Linen Suit, Pongee Silk Shirts, Silk and Linen Shirts, Negligee shirts, undershirts, and robes. All sales final with alterations exchanges C O B.
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