Nationals beat Jersey City in ten innings 5 to 3
Nationals under Captain McBride defeated Jersey City 5 to 3 in ten innings before 8000 fans in Jersey City. Jamieson yielded seven hits while Shanks made ten of eleven chances at shortstop. Clinton hurled well for Jersey City until a costly error in the tenth opened the winning frame. Altrock appeared with the Nationals as their fans’ noted attraction.
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Nationals
Jersey City
McBride
Jamieson
Shanks
Leonard
Murray
Jimmy Clinton
Grifth
Boy Scouts Return toUnload Freight on Homecoming
The 48 Washington Boy Scouts and hundreds from Maryland and Virginia finished potato digging on Virginia's eastern shore and will assist at Potomac Yards with freight handling and deliveries as many regular handlers enlist for war service. Some scouts arrived home last night and others this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Colin H. Livingstons
Boy Scouts of America
Maryland
Potomac
United States
Long Baltimore chase ends with arrest of two Joy Riders
A Maryland all day pursuit culminated on Washington Baltimore boulevard near the city with the arrest of two colored riders in a stolen auto owned by John Tt. Pendleton of 1110 Eighteenth Street NW. Lewis Burrows, 28, of 1114 Twenty sixth Street, is charged with taking the machine. His five companions are held as witnesses.
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Maryland
Utmoat
Washington- Baltimore
John Tt. Pendleton
Eighteenth Street
Lewis Burrows
Twenty-sixth Street
Women Organize School Auxiliary for Washington Education
The national conference for elementary education was organized with prominent women, including Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory and Mrs. Josephus Daniels, to establish demonstration schools offering industrial, vocational, and literary training while preserving the current system and reducing lost motion.
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Washington
National Conference For
Thomas Watt Gregory
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Champ Clark
George Thacher Guernsey
George C. Squires
George Barnett
Stephen B
Auto crash near Silver Hill claims two lives
A touring car carrying several people crashed into a tree near the District line last night. Wilbur Johnson, 45, of Seventeenth and T streets NW, was killed. Lou Brown, 25, of Seven teenth and T streets, suffered a skull fracture. Four others were seriously injured but survived.
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Silver Hill
Wilbur Johnson
Seventeenth and
T Streets
Lou Brown
Three Die In Auto Versus Interurban Collision
In Butler Pennsylvania three people died and three were injured when a car carrying them was struck by a fast interurban train car near the city. The deceased include Mrs John H Keck, Thelma Keck aged 9 her daughter, and Gellart Goehring a wealthy retired farmer. Also from Baltimore a separate note reports the Baltimore Internationals defeating the Athletics 7 to 4 in an exhibition game with Anderson and Haley as Athletics batteries and McClellan and Shaufole as locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Mra
John H. Keck
Thelma Keck
Gellart Goehring
Baltimore
Baltimore Internationals
Athletics Today
Anderson
Haley
Athletics
McClellan
Shaufole
McLeod Stars in Pro Golf Match at Bannockburn
Freddy McLeod dazzled at Bannockburn Golf Course and helped Howard Beckett’s team beat Jack Burgess and Jimmy Spencer by 2 up with 1 to play. McLeod captured holes with precise drives and clutch putts while Burgess struggled with direction amid a hard fought two rounds.
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Bannockburn
Freddy McLeod
Red Cross
McLeod
Howard Beckett
Washington Golf and Country Club
Jack Burgess
Chevy Chase Club
Jimmy Spencer
Town and Country Club
Mac
Burgess
Spencer
Beckett
Spencer-Burgess
Boundary Road
Spencer- Burgess
Beckett Burgess Spencer
CUBS
Hornsby
Nationals Finish Series In The East This Week
Washington Nationals wrap up the East series with mixed results as Murray and Shanks struggle in infield, but the club shows power in game two. Pitcher Joe Bush dominates with extra base hits, while Griffmen eye Bodie as a potential addition and Sam Rice and Clyde Milan blaze at the plate. The team travels to New York for a heavy five-game stretch against the Yankees, then moves on to Detroit and Cleveland with hopes of a stronger Western swing.
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Shanks
Soper
Clinton
Nick Altrock
Nationals
Abizpo
Harter
Bhanks
Eachen
Dallewa
Swenson
Rice
Lonr
Liv Leonard
Stallings
Gharsity
Ollrving
Murray
Saper
MeHride
OlUilnton
Washington
Jersey City
Rins—Judge
Gharety
MeTrnde
Irving
Priore
Lohr
Efechen
Menosky
Shaw
Gharrity
Jersey
Jamison
fHy Clinton
Leonard
Jamierou
Laker
Mersin
Merrity
Duffey
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Boston
Joe Bush
Jim Shaw
New York
Yankees
Gotham
Bodie
Griff
W Nationals
Monaco
Hank Shanks
Detroit
Cleveland
Griffin
White Sox Fall to Indians in Tight Cleveland Tilt
Cleveland defeats Chicago 5 to 4 as winning runs score in the eighth on Cicotte’s two wild throws and a Chapman single. Chicago nearly ties in the ninth with two walks and Weaver’s double, but falls short in a two run game.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Cicotte
Chapman
Weaver
Leibold
Graney
J. Collins
Speaker
E. Collins
Hoth
Jackson
Harrie
Felach
W'sganss, Gand
Fisberg
O'Neill
Deberry
Morton
Coumbe
Billings
Howard
Cicetta
Lyon
Roth
Harris
Felsch
Bone
K. Collins
Wambeganss
Wambeganes
Errora
Officotte
Alts
Om Morton
Morten
Ampires
Mesars
Owens
Evans
Cobb Keeps Hit Streak Alive as Tigers Split Doubleheader
Cobb collected five hits in the two games as Detroit split with St Louis. He extended his hitting streak to 30 games with two singles in game one and a double plus two singles in game two. Boland pitched well in the opener, Detroit winning 6-0, while St Louis prevailed 15-5 in the nightcap.
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St. Louis
Cobb
Detroit
Boland
St. Louisa
Tetroit
St Louis
Bush
Sloan
Austin
Veach
Pratt
Hellman
Severeid
Burns
Quacobson
Oj R. Jones
Marsans
Stanage
Oy Johnson
Houttons
Johnson
Heilman
R. Jones
Sisler
Hamilton
Johnevereid
Hages
Pall
Amilton
Mesors
Moriarty
Way
Connolly
Cabb
Nieler
Jacobson
Marsnos
Jones
Johnsop
Spencer
Bale
Fihmke
Sotheron
Cutngh'm
Davenport
Crawford
Dotala
tStanage
Mitchell
Cunningham
Feuns
Vitt
Barns
Biba
Marsana
Hale
Betheron
Irora
Burne
Mitchett
Jacobean
Sister
Sothoron Spencer
Sothoron
Mesere
Walin
Toney Is Iron Man Wins Twice For Reds
Fred Toney pitched both games to subdue Pittsburgh, 4-1 and 6-1, on July 1 in Cincinnati. He held the Pirates to three scattered hits in each contest and was never in danger. It was Wagner day, with a warm reception for the Pittsburgh manager and a loving cup from fans in Cincinnati and Louisville.
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Cincinnati
Fred Toney
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Toney
Pittsburghs
Wagner
Louisville
Falls City
Pittsl
Carey
Groh
Pitler
al Kopf
King
O Roush
Oo Wagner
O/Grimth
Hinchman
Neale
Ward
Mitchell
Schinlat
Shean
McGarthy
Wingo
Jacobs
Kopf
Griffith
Root
Pitter
Schmnidt
Messia
Quigley
Byron
Emalie
Pittab
Garey
DiGroh
Roush
Grimth
Rfl
Ipthorpe
Chase
Wings
Pitteburgh
Claetonatt
Funs
McCarthy
Grohkopf
Thorpe
Clincinnati
Steale
Messrs
Byron and
Emslie
Giants and White Sox Lead In Week’s Play
Major league week summary lists games played and standings through Saturday June 30. Includes runs, hits, errors, left on base, and opponent runs for Giants and White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
White Sox
Athletics in Batfest Beat Tulips 41 to 1
Athletics defeated Tulip Athletic Club by 41 to 1 amid 38 hits including 21 runs in the sixth inning, a district amateur scoring record. Right fielder Vann homered, hit two triples, a double and two singles in six at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Tulip Athletic Club
Vann
Big sums for charity in Scottish league soccer
The first Scottish league clubs report last season's results. Celtic won the league and Glasgow Charity Cup with a profit of 9510 dollars, Rangers ended with 12250 dollars, Third Lanark posted 1169 dollars. Charity cups and war funds raised total 209675 dollars, boosted by May matches adding 26000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Glasgow Celtic
Rangers
Third Lanark
Dewar Charities
Iion
Glasgow
Yankees Will Aid Red Cross in Fourth of July Series
The New York club owners of the American League announced they will donate 16 percent of receipts from all games in the upcoming Yankees versus Washington series, including a Fourth of July double header, to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Red Cros
Yankees
Washington
Dodgers Win Sunday Benefit in 3-2 Victory
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 3-2 in a Sunday National League game at home, benefitting the Militia of Mercy and war organizations. Stengel disqualified for interference. Wheat drives in two runs, Stock and Hickman among the scorers as Brooklyn rallies in the ninth. Alexandria County Athletic Association also wins a doubleheader, 6-2 and 4-0, at Clarendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Militia of Mercy
Phillies
Philadel
Elghth
Philadelphia
Paskett
Stock
Hickman
Wheat
Mowrey
Whitted
Niehoff
Ito Bancroft
Luderus
Catehaw
H. Myers
Bancroft
Niehof
Lavender
Rixey
Hy Lavender
Pfeffer
Bpfeffer
Mesers
Klém
Bransfield
Minor League Results Across Leagues
Baseball scores from American Association Southern Association and International League show varied results. Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 2-4, Columbus 1-0, Kanan City 8-18 over Toledo 5-4. Birmingham defeated New Orleans 2-1, Nashville triumphed 4-1 over Little Rock, Memphis 8-1 over Chattanooga 16. Texas League Fort Worth 8, San Antonio 3.
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Oni Pac
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kanan City
Toledo
Polis
Southern Association
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
International League
Providence
Newark
Texas League
Yingling to Play with Sandlotters
Earl Yingling will join the Norwood team for intercity National Baseball Federation games after Clark C. Griffith placed him on the Washington club voluntary retired list. John M. Dugan chased the order across cities, securing Griffiths approval and delivering the letter permitting Yingling to play elsewhere.
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Earl Yingling
Norwood
National Baseball Federation
John M. Dugan
Clark C. Griffith
Yingling
Washington Baseball Club
Washington
Dugan
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Griffith
Philadephia
Grith
Griffth
Washington Club
Clark C. Griffit
Change Golf Program for Columbia Women
Columbia Country Club hosts a 54 hole liberty putting event for women with no preliminary practice. Players may choose opponents and play anytime. Only three rounds count. lowest net wins Tiffany medal, next two nets receive USGA certificates. Handicap classes A to G set scores per round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Country Club
Tiffany American Red Cross
United States Golf Association
Rensolations
Aix
Clase E
Many Marksmens Enter Patriotic Tournament
Baltimore July 1. National Secretary Stanley F Wilde announces that over 500 trapshooting clubs in every state will join the national patriotic shoot on July 4 for the American Red Cross. At least 50 000 shooters are expected to fire about 2 500 000 shots as a salute to the flag. An entrance fee of 2 cents per target goes to the ambulance fund run by John Philip Sousa for a unit to serve with American forces in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Stanley F. Wilde
American Amateur Trapshooters’ Association
American Red Cross
American Red Cross Ambulance Fund
John Philip Sousa
France
Golf Growing Among Youthes and Their Swing Foundations
Francis Olimet notes golf attracts more young players each year and praises the natural wrist action seen in a seven year old girl. He warns older players to train a consistent swing, avoid over-swinging, and play to their self limits for steady results.
Thoroughbred racing card with multiple races and entrants
A detailed entry list for a horse racing meet featuring seven races. Each race shows purse, distance, and competing horses with weights and odds, plus eligible onlookers. Notes include weather clear and track conditions, with names such as Adeline L Jessie C Precious Allee Welsenbach Ginger Quill Fight Fair Sandy Lad Lingtai Indiscret Dick West Southern League and many others.
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Adeline L
Jessie C
Precious
Allee Welsenbach
Ginger Quill
Fight Fair
Sandy Lad
Lingtai
Dick West
Southern League
Cor Lane
Buffington
Jeety
Santo
Dental
Conkersator
Trusty
Sleeper
Evelyn V
Ed Garrison
Black Beauty
Iman Arthur
Air Willam
Fleuro Gimp
Stephen EB
Callaway
Lima Schorr
Phen
Crystal Dey
March Wind
Broom “Peddler
Honey Dew
Tey Forman
Fillien
Longe
Bee Line
Angeline
Ladaine
Zulu
Little Princess
Etripes
Queen Trovato
Tonaluly
Eng Herrmann
Miss Bonero
Pretty Baby
Fort Mitchell
America
Auriga
Rosewood
Phocion
Berlin
Highland Lad
Lady Always
Squeezer
Black Tower
Jovial
Gretchen R
Ayere
Bob Dundon
Highland Jassie
County Court
Alert
J. Hafur
Miles Finten
Sol Gilsey
Valor
Miss Fannie
Olgar Star
Queen Apple
Fly Bome
Chief Brown
Life-Saving Meet Entries Open for Washington Regatta
Washington Swimming Club invites numerous city swimmers to the life saving regatta at municipal pools on Wednesday starting at 10 am. Ten events open to men and women, no entry fees. Prizes include two Red Cross medals, four from the Chamber of Commerce, plus local merchant awards. Entries close tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Swimming Club
Fred Brunner
Reginald Rutherford
American Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
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Stein-Bloch Clothes
Dunlap Hats
Leonard and
BOY Scouts
Potomac Yards
Palm Beach
Hecht &Co
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Seventh St
Silver Hill, Md
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Beckery
John B. Keller
Spencer Holes
Roger Hornaby
Doak
Cruise
AH Hleo
J. Smith
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Doyle
Baird
Miller
Lola
Balla
Seaton
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Aldridge
Strick
Deak
Urpiresa
Harrison
O'Day
J. W. Fitzgerald
Bill Donovan
Griffmen
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Indians
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Garner
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Dodgers
Alexandria C. A. A
Clarenslon
Alexandria County Athletic Association
Purcellville
American Association
Fort Ores. Se
San Ban Aninato
Dalina, Bro
Change Golf
Columbia
Parker-Bridgett Co
Francis Olimet
Matt Campbell
Matt
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
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John Hare, Jr
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Tim Hoey
Starry Banner
Diving Bed
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Bladen
Limp
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Guerock
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Leicester
Pastor
Sandsle
James F. Cummings
Armandite
Barry Shannon
Iimp
Bar of Phoenix
Planette
Bender
Thomas G
Garry Water
Mire’ Edwarde
Britain
Togeland
Hed ‘Admiral
Royal Navy
Gidding
Gainer
Jog Hamburg
Sam Blick
Woden
Lady Ward
Buzz Around
Glaipner
Bryn Li” Mah
Jack Reeves
Fairy Legend
Alpena
Reno
Obolus
Back Bay
Laughor
Kewasra
Buchanan Brady
Waukrag
Berney Shannon
Preas
Joen Finn
Yer'mak
Autrotoger
Russell Square
Casary ‘Maid
Mise Gayle
Sir Lanneist
Lame Deer
Marcay
Perpetual
Eddie Henry
Algo
Lefett
Old Bob
Bearamoud
Ravencourt
Clelmiog
Reybourne
Pris
Requiram
Ood Weed
Tom Caro
Tite
Edward
Harting
Pennsylvania Avenue N. W
Mendelson Rosslyn
Acro
Aqueduct Bridge
7Th St
Seventeenth Street
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