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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1915

Page

37

Youthful stars shine in district junior tennis meet

The Dumbar ton Club hosted a high class junior tournament for the District championship. Deane C Howard won the singles with James Baker, and the doubles featured Howard paired with Baker. Young prospects from Washington, including H Falconer and H Selden, impressed despite height and experience limits.

Louis I. Doyle Dumbarton Club Sventa Pleasants Alze Avoirdupoia Rachelors Dave Dantriet Washington Deane C Howard James Baker Howard Davis Deane Childa Howard Medical Corps United States Army Finiskea St. Luke's Academy Philadelphia George Washington H. Selden Central High School Deane C. Howard H. Falener

Baker and Bridget Win Women's Circuit Tennis Doubles

Eva Baker and Bridget won the mixed doubles tournament staged on Cumbla Road courts under the Women's Tennis League of the District. Final saw Miss Smith and Mr Valk defeated after a close three sets 4-3, 7-9, 6-2 with a long match and many youths among players.

Moas Eva Baker 1 Bridger Cumbla Road Seventeenth Street Misa Ekortth W Valk Miss Smith Mr Valk Ivantaxe Glesking Helen Sheckers

Home Club Tennis Event Takes Shape At Local Club

A Home Club tennis tournament for men and women singles doubles and mixed events is planned with a 10 cent entry per person per event to fund a plaque for the clubhouse. Entries should be sent to J B Beadle Reclamation Service with names and events.

J. B. Beadle Reclamation Service

Clever tennis play in clerks' girguit tourney results posted

Commissioners beat Justice in a Departmental Tennis League match with four wins to one. War and Interstate each won two of five, rain delayed one deciding game. Individual results list players like Doyle Morrow Breckinridge and Smithsonville among others for Justice, Commissioners, Interstate, and War.

Justice Suatice Colton Tracy McNulty Brown War Interstate LJ Doyle Morrow Interrute Breckin Berocl Smithsonvin Atchea Ader

Walker Wins Wemile International Motorcycle Race

Otto Walker of Oakland California won the second annual Wemile International motorcycle race in Dodgetts Kansas this afternoon setting a new world record for the distance by shaving three minutes from the previous mark Warmer Ame was 3 hours minutes wera perfibHye.

Dodgetts Kans Otto Walker Oakland Val Warmer

Williams champion in tennis singles

Rain disrupted the Pittsburgh Athletic Association clay court championships with only two events finished. Harvard's R N Williams defeated Princeton's George M Church in four sets to win the men's singles. Williams and Washburne lost the doubles final to Church and Dean Mathey.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Athletic Association R O N. Williams Harvard George M Church Princeton Willams W. M. Washburne George M. Church Dean Mathey

Bates Victorious In Columbia Country Club Tennis Tourney

J Bates won the finals over Herbert Shannon at the weekly Columbia Country Club tourney yesterday. Earlier rounds saw Bates defeat multiple opponents, with Shannon advancing through rounds before meeting Bates in the final and prevailing over Shannon in the semifinals.

J. Bates Herbert Shannon Columbia Country Club Shannon R. Finkenatead Clark P. McLachlin L. G Chapin Charter A. Bieder Paul Blur P.P. Pritchard C. 5 F. FP. Pritchard C. Arthur Slater A. YX. Leech Fred J. Baten William Hughes Arthur Beaton HC. Sheridan Fb. Pyle F. Pinkenatead Herbert Tt Shounen Conradis Ay Bledsr

Surprise Sprung in Suburban Tennis Matches

Six teams in the Suburban Tennis League played yesterday with Woodley Park beating Petworth in four matches. Holmead beat Princeton Heights while the Benedicts topped Euclid. Petworth and Benedicts schedule an Independence Day tournament at Petworth Courts tomorrow at 9:06 AM.

Woodley Park Petworth Holmead Princgton Heights Benedicts Euclid Fourth and Randolph Streets Sum- Maries Princeton Heights Barber Hose Hixton Willams Doyle-Morrow George Smith Barter Lathrop Hix’ton-Erwin Rexe‘Wert Winks Nelson Winfeld-Sillers Kitlebane-Higains Bentley-Bowen Stevensom-Knapp Singlen Cinsel Woodley Buckingham Ss. i Knox Pet- Worth Ballager Woolley Cinsel-Howard Foster-Cleac Fet Robinson Stier Knowkersibbett French-Hendricks Euclid m Spente Benedicta Newton Carr Franke Meta Jenkine-Collier Hana

Norse King Victory in Brooklyn Derby at Aqueduct

Norse King, ridden by Jimmys Butwell, romped 1 1/16 miles at Aqueduct in 1 64. West Belmont-bred colt sold for 300 last year, now wins the Brooklyn Derby ahead of Sam McMeekin who finished poorly. Sharpshooter faded to second after veering wide. Ormesdale also led earlier in the Great American stakes.

New York Norse King Diggings Aqueduct Course Jimmys Butwell August Belmont Sam McMeckin Belmont Sharpshooter Loftus Burwelt Sam McMeekin Ormesdale R.J. Wilson Helen Barbee

Seven Marks Break in Chicago AAU Senior Meet

Chicago Athletic Association wins with 39 points at Stagg Field, University of Chicago, in the 1920 AAU senior track and field championships. Records fall and protests arise as CA A faces eligibility challenges on Cooke and Alexander, plus Alma Richards and Carroll contested as nonresidents.

Chicago Central A. A. U Chicago Athletic Association Ulinole Athletic Club Stagg University of Chicago Co. C Cooke Arthur Alexander Cleveland A. C Dayton Carroll University of Michigan Lockport N. Y Alma Richards Provo Utah Cas Ass Mines Sidh A. A Cooke G. A Athe Cavey University of Wisconsin Ike Central A. A. TU T. J. Hum Smith CA. A Booth Conke Belate CAA Ard rig—Campbell Rycre Bhp Bechtel A.C F Shuer Tm. Ste

Columbia Club Racketers Lead in Women Tennis Circuit

Columbia Country Club representatives held a slim lead after the first three series of the Women's District Tennis League matches. The report details individual results across clubs including Washington Heights, Bannockburn, Washington Country Club, and Mount Pleasant, with numerous matches and scores across multiple dates.

Columbia Club Racketers Columbia Country Club A. M. Doyle Washington Heights Department of Agriquiture Misa M. Smith W. CG Miss J. Weter Mian BH Snow Mian I. Baldwin Mies H. Durnin W. C Misa A C. C Mian G. Forsyth Miss Ri Kongfmean C.G Miss 0. 'Love Miss H. Fitch Mian C. Huinecke Washington Country Club Bannockburn Mid-City Petege Chevy Chase C. Va Washington Columbia C. C. Va Dept. Agriculture Mount Pleasants Va RHO Chevy C. C Washington D. C. Va Columbia Bannockborn Mount Pleasants Dept. Actieniture Bertes Chevy,Chase C. Ve Mount Pleasant Washington C. C. Va

Four local crews in People's Regatta from Analostan

Analostan Boat Club coach Frank Hecox plans Washington entrants for the People’s Regatta in Philadelphia. Three Analostan eight and a senior four will race against teams including the University Barge Club of Philadelphia, with trains scheduled for tomorrow morning and races set for around 2:30 pm. Potomac Boat Club fields an intermediate double sculls crew, rowing against Columbia Boat Club and several Philadelphia clubs.

Frank Hecox Analostan Boat Club Washington Sehuinkill Philadelphia Analostan’ Oarymen University Barge Club of Analostan Hng Hume Bullough Young Fellows Main Supplee Burnside Hutterly Corning Tucker Crowder Willis Prosise Borger Simpson Wills Promise Hecox Potomac Boat Club William Powell Frank Chamberlain Columbia Boat Club Pittsburgh University Barge Club Undine Barge Club

Thoroughfare Race Card Shows Wide Finish Outcomes

The day’s racing feature reports multiple races with winners and placegetters across six furlongs to 1 mile events. Amazon wins the first race for trainer Garner, Traust places, Sosius shows. time 1:15 2-5. Second race sees Minx Atkin taking maiden two year olds with strong placings. Third race lists Xyrian winning at 8 1 2 lengths, Water Proof and Alleda following. Fourth race Cincinnati trophy for two-year-olds at six furlongs ends Cane Run ahead of Big Amoke and Pine. Fifth race sees Bare and Stars prevail over Tridenthal. Sixth race two-year-olds and up at one mile features Hoenir and Alga Star placing, with Jeff Morgan and Jack Kavanaugh noted. Weather is clear and track fast.

Helling Amazon Garner Traust Comintek Sosius Jones Dr. Carmen Hard Ball Fitegerald Zalfe Aloo Rach—Purne Foronge Triad Gans Minx Atkin Robinson Lachla Goose Winnie Day Lourie Green Helen Kompeon Daisy Melkle Sellink Snile Yarde Xyrian Connollz Alleda Googe McAdoo Alkapet Mallard Commauretti Wee Hinckie Dan Gana Stirling Big Amoke Garnec Pine Hoenir Keogh Alga Star Garnet Coppertown Jeff Morgan Jack Kavanaugh Wryneck Brynhina Lady Panchita Father Riley Jeanie Lantee Delling Suriongs Coy Ethan Allen Saraenet Polariusy Fenouse Egeria Chesterton Celendria Lorne Piecing Femintat Bonnie Lasa Melachite Smooth Hore Remem Trance Mise Puzzle God Upwerd Leo Bkolnes Tartar Ten Point Pomette Len Roamer Stromboll Rocks Few Phosphor Republican Canto Mack B. Eubanks Tr Dryaq Balgee Yada Peep Patrick Ray of Light Armor Beethoven Battery Hoffman O'galfran Belling Startling Lynn Wat- Joon Corfu Moonstone Bates Bauman Galeswinthe Besilien High Horse Nelli Ataka Important Roe Henini Rebecca Moses Kneeler Airika Ir Prospect Greaphorn T Ie Rose Flying Feet Grosvenor Melden Milola Louise Stone Stunner Helen’ ‘Thompson Berninin Joe Stevie Emily Jose Klein Cape Rose Manfred Poltroma Stone Blantred Hewein Byeatolde Brynitman Uncle Bryn Hank O'Dayater Witen Grevilla Toryngneraan Gockran Binz Jromine Hodge Poe Water Witch Grevitne Schaller Saas Farlouge Bath Strickland Torengke Dolina Moille Ince Yfotlongs Briggs Steter Landeeuthal jQrover Hughes Roscoe Bone Little Nephew Ratte Southerns Uallen Weigle Alstas

Monday Racing Entries Scrambled By Incomplete Odds

OCR text lists entries for multiple races with horses like First Roe Henini and Rebecca Moses and notes various weights and odds across first through seventh races. Included are scattered results and a long block of baseball play-by-play involving the Nationals and Yankees, ending with box-like line scores and player abbreviations.

Rickenbacher Wins Sioux City Auto Race 300 Miles

Eddie Rickenbacher won the 300 mile Sioux City race leading all the way at 74.7 mph. Eddie O'Donnell finished second and Tom Alley third. A crash injured C Cox seriously and another technician was lightly hurt. Resta, last Chicago winner, faded on the twelfth mile amid dirt track fears.

Sioux City Eddie Rickenbacher Eddie O'Donnell Tom Alley Rickenbacher Rickenbacker O'Donnel Dario Resta Chicago Resta C. Cox Rawlins Hig Ma&chanician

Minor League Results From Rain Delays Across Leagues

International League games in Buffalo Rochester and Richmond were postponed or altered by rain. Barrisburg and Harrisburg also saw delayed action with varied inning scores. American Association and Southern Association results included Chattanooga and Little Rock, with multiple games impacted by weather.

Buffalo Montreals Hocheater Tunlige EY Oonngaono Rochester Rochester Hobert Kocher Herebe Willams Richmond W. H Providence Cooper and Haley Morisette Ebastete Barrisburg BE. H. Ter

James Golf Match Tops Woodward 1 Up in Semi Final

The June eighteen golf finals feature James defeating Donald Woodward in the first flight semifinals by one hole. Other semis include F B Pyle over Scott Ferry, B M Poney over J Bi Mitchell, and E B DeGraw over J A Schaffer, with DeGraw winning the final.

Eixteens Columbia Country Club George P James Donald Woodward George Pames F. B. Pyle Scott Ferry Howard P. Cohey A. G. Buhrman Alphena Winter Prank Appleman Alpheus Winter Dr. Howani P. Cobey Wixteen HH Saum George Chadwell William OM Smith Claud Watta Albert FR Markenve LB. Pratt Frank Govern Charles M. King Carter B. Keene Allen A. L Bryant CL. Bliss Carter B. Keene A. L. ‘Bryant

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