Mangan Beats Graves to Take D C Net Title
Thomas J. Mangan of Dumbarton Club defeated J T Graves in straight sets 6-3 6-2 to win the District of Columbia tennis singles championship. Mary Wakeford won the women's singles, and Johnson and Charest repeated in men's doubles with a 6-1 6-3 6-3 victory. Mixed doubles semifinal play was set for today.
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Shirley L. Povich
S Wen
District of Columbia
Dumbarton Club
Thomas J. Mangan
Fritz Mercur
Joan Temple Graves, Jr
Graves
Virginia
Misa Marywill
Wakeford
Miss Cott
Johnson and Charest
avet _Harding
Mercur
Mangan
Deuce
Graven
Ania
Mangen
Yaterday
Miss Siiffclair
Charest
Miss King
Neil
Cubs Win and Lose At St Louis in Doubleheader
Chicago and St Louis split a July 4 doubleheader in St Louis. In the opener Sotheron pitched well for the Cardinals to blank the Cubs, 11 to 0. In the nightcap the Cubs won 6 to 5 behind a late rally with Grantham delivering a threebase hit.
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Cubs
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Tewis
Cardinals
Sotheron
Granthan
Peckinpaugh and Bluege shine in Washington infield clash
The article lauds Washington shortstop Roger Peckinpaugh and second baseman Ossie Bluege for elite defense and long career peak. Peckinpaugh’s hitting resurges this season, raising the veteran to a higher rung, while Bluege’s fielding brilliance anchors the defense amid Nationals’ strong showing.
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Ossie Bluege
Roger Peckinpaugh
Frothro
Bluege
Peckinpaugh
Peck
Nationals
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Yankees Defeat Nats Twice In Holiday Bill
Yankees win two against the Nationals in a holiday tilt. Meusel, Gehrig and Ruth pace a late rally while Mogridge, Johnson and Marberry toil on the mound for a doubleheader that reshapes the standings. Jones, Mengel and Goslin provide resistance with scattered hits but fail to sustain rallies as the Yanks pull ahead after six innings. The teams square off again this afternoon with Johnson and Marberry slated to start for New York.
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Meusel
Yankees
Bush
Harris’ Batemen
Mogridge
Witt
Dugan
Goslin
Ward
Bucky
Jones
Judge
Ruel
Joe Dugan
Aingling
Peck
Hluege
Rajah
GriMth
Pipp
Harris Haa
Walter Johnson
Fred Marberry
Bob
Shawkey
Herb Pennock
Muggins
Boston Drops Holiday Games to Athletics
Philadelphia split a holiday doubleheader with Boston, taking the morning 8 to 3 and the afternoon 6 to 4. Lamar and Joe Hauser homered for the Athletics, aiding a first-game win as Baumgartner baffled the Red Sox with left-handed pitches. Simmons delivered a circuit shot in the second contest, and Murray lasted a rough first inning before Philadelphia pulled away.
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Boston
Bni
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Toledo
Joe Hauser
Baumgartner
Red Sox
Ezsell
Athletics
Murray
Simmons
H.O
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Pat i
J. Herrow
Wetch Rt
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Hauser
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Boateo
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Weten
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Bezxell
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Bazell
Harris
Connolly
Lee
Borton
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Khmike
Baumgartoer
Roaton
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Binhop
Ab. Wambry
al Femar
J. Herria
Welehyrt
Haurer
Collins
Sammenn
Chapmains
al Bruges
C. Murrar
Rommel
Rosa
Toat
Miniature and stone-tombstone golf results flood Indian Spring
A long list of July golf events at Indian Spring and Bannockburn features numerous extra-hole matches led by J. W. Brownell and H. S. Pope in the first eight, with finals and consolation winners across four flights. Prizes at Chevy Chase and Columbia clubs, and a record Tombstone tournament at Columbia chub, highlight a packed day of strokes, medals, and long drives.
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Indian Spring
J. W. Brownell
H. S. Pope
Tom Moore
Col
H. A. Knox
Sleventh
L. TL. Steele
Paul J. Pritzell
T. Lyddane
J. B. de Farges
Theodora Cummings
Berk. Tilley
John Gehan
Mra. R. Lester Rose
A. B. Kiesecker
R. Boreiman
J. T. Brownell
W. VanFleet
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E.R. Tiley
Jules Henderson
P. BR. Hoover
J. B. DeFarges
Theodore Cummings
Titley
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Henderson
A. B. Kilescher
W. C. Barr
Washington Golf and Country Club
E. B. Coltina
R. J. Mormon
George T. Howard
J. H. Newburn
Roland Mackenzie
E. A. Morse
W. ©. Shannon
H. King Cornwell
W. J. Coughter
E. C. Alvord
C. E. Felton
D. DL. Hasard
Walter Marr
Heuben Hayes
BE. J. Doyle
Bee Crandall, Jr
James A White
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L. &. Pinutt
WE Cares, Jr
Kom. Breen
George Rabkin
R. C. Shorter
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Griffin
Dpherigo
He Lauderdale
Arthur Bennett
M. E Alinee
Dr. Mood
O. Thacker
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Lauderdale
Fiere
Town and Country Club
M.S. Geldwamer
Joseph Lang
Sylvan Wing
Grean
Beltran Kinepo
Chicago Splits Doubleheader With Indians In Ten Innings
After morning loss to Cleveland, Chicago wins the afternoon game 4 to 3 in ten innings. Highlights include two runs in the final frames and a tense relief effort. Early game notes list line scores, errors, and base hits for both teams with player names such as McNulty, Monatil, and Shaute.
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Cleveland
Ab.h.o.a
McNulty
Monatil
Adamieson
Mish
Rfai
Speaker
Bias Lutske
Ab. A &B
Connally
Totmin
Thurston
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Leverette
Weventh
McWeeny
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Lovertete
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Falks
Walters
Nitcaperst Speakerdt
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B.O
Totate
Ron
Dawson
Gmeage
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Hooper
Myatt
Collins
Fewnier
Sewell
Kiolen Banes
Myatt Fewster
Sacrift Burns
Kamm
Dassen
Litzke
Cleveresd
Moby Chinge
Danser
Ssons
Burns
Pilcber Voredeskie
Americans on Olympic officials list
Four world records at distances from Nurmi and Ritola were officially accepted by the International Amateur Athletic Federation as standout marks at the start of the Olympic season. Nurmi set new records in the mile and several other distances while Ritola displaced Nurmi in the 10,000 meters. the federation also updated pole vault with a Norwegian record and named track officials for the Games.
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Finland
Willie Ritola
Nurmi
Federation
Charles Hoff
Norway
Copenhagen
Frederick W. Rubien
United States
Charles Paddock
Argentina
Uruguay
Greece
Japan
Ireland
William C. Prout
Boston
Joseph MacCabe
Matthew P. Halpin
New York
BE. F. Schae
Teams Glean Up on Baltimore Nines
A messy yet readable report describes Baltimore clubs invading Washington Barracks for a field day. The Union Printers routed Arlington 18 to 1, Warwicks beat Princeton 7 to 2, Linworthe toppled Champions 3 to 1, and Shamrock Juniors overwhelmed First Rap ttet church 16 to 1. Strong hitters for Arlington and Campbell faced heavy pressure from Baltimore pitchers, with Warren, Hutchinson, and others delivering key hits as multiple games produced high-scoring innings and late surges.
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Emergin
Victoria
Washington Barracks
Washington Baseball and Athletic Association
Union
Aringtert
Warwicke
Princetons
Monumental
Linwortha
Orisle
Shamrock Juniors
Printera
Campbell
Arlington
Hutchinson
Brownie Semeris
Warwicks
Princetona
Orioles
Hols
Glasscock
Valen Print
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Petter
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Hanes
Lowery
Lemeric
Hood
Simone
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Stee
Ford
Sunaax
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Harpetie
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Taga Ebudin
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Holla
Glasrcock
Rosen Errera
McCarty
Sherr
Dagert
Simon
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Kines
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Belle Ebudin
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Eludia
Wy Kines
Salk
Edbudin
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Rosen
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Swenney
Tiftosenberg
Houston
Bennie
Flynn
Lapides
Lowden
Shennwith
Princeton
Rweeney
Freed
Aheehy
McGee
Fawley
Rosenberg
Klog Rendall
Pindet Errera
Radice
Dhery
Manda Rosenberg
Chenewith
Reniat
Sheehy
Hoton
Hoton. Three-bare hitk—Swerney
Rheeny
Rosenhers
Fleni
Pivot Baer
Pindell
Metoe
Ry Pindell
D C Golfers Help Open New Course in Orange Virginia
A new nine hole links at Woodberry Forest Inn in Orange opens with an invitation tournament. More than 30 golfers from Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia played the first eighteen holes. Tomorrow's round will decide winners in men and women classes.
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Woodberry Forest Inn
Virginia
Martland
Columba
the Inn
Washington
Maryland
5. B. Moore
G. L. Nooth
Julian Burke
Alexandria
H. W. Smith
A. H. Jones
3. & Watts
Haltmore
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