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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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Pomette Len
Roamer
Stromboll
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Phosphor
Republican
Canto
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Tr Dryaq
Balgee
Yada Peep
Patrick
Ray of Light
Armor
Beethoven
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O'galfran
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Startling
Lynn
Wat- Joon
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Moonstone
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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
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Stone
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Hewein
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Toryngneraan
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Hodge
Poe
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Schaller
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Farlouge
Bath Strickland
Torengke
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Moille
Ince
Yfotlongs
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Landeeuthal
jQrover Hughes
Roscoe Bone
Little Nephew
Ratte
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Uallen
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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