Local Crews Shine in Philadelphia Regatta and Baseball Results
Local crews make a fine showing in Philadelphia regatta as competitions unfold. In baseball, Zam wins 9 to 7 in one game but loses later 5 to 3 due to errors.
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Philadelphia
Zam
Captains Front in a Cricket Game at Detroit and Cleveland
Detroit won the morning cricket match 9 to 7 while Cleveland captured the afternoon contest 5 to 3. Heavy hitting and walks powered Detroit in the morning, with Morton relieving Coumbe and Coveleskie pitching for Cleveland in the eighth.
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Detroit
Mion
Cleveland
Torenton Thalgees
Morton
Coumbe
Tanner Cleveland
Cavet
Rickenbacher Wins 300-Mile Auto Race at Otaha
Eddie Rickenbacher takes the 300 mile event at Otaha Neb in 3 11 7 97 20 time averaging 91.07 mph. He led from the start and held the lead throughout. Donnell finishes second, Tom Orr third, Donaldson fourth. Rickenbacher earns part of the 15 000 prize money totaling 6500 dollars.
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Speedway
Otaha
Neb
Eddie Rickenbacher
Rickenbacher
Donnell
Tom Orr
Donaldson
Noted of Nationals and Early Football Practice Plans
Georgetown football captain Ron conferred with Cox on dele planning and early practice. Rain interrupted a doubleheader with Gardner, yielding mixed results. contingents from several teams gathered for drills as players shuffled in and out, with luncheon provided by owner Lamm.
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Ron
Georgetown
Cox
Hine
Trax
Princeton
Tome
Conavily
Hall
Harry Cowl
Harh
Tle
Lamm
Thes
Raleigh Hotel Eight Fort Hunt Baseball Contests Summary
Box score style recap notes hitters like Albaugh Krafelt Kimusin and Griscombe for Raleigh Hotel and Fort Hunt with hits by Sigmon Albaugh and Lake. Errors by Griscombe Kimusin and Grote, stolen bases by Albaugh Gallagher Griscombe Brewer Terrill and others. Weather and other minor league details mention Nashville Chattanooga and Texas League scores with Fort Worth Shreveport and Houston results.
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Ral
HLO
Grote
Baees
Kaleizb
Fort Hunt
Sigmon
Albaugh
Sigooo
Kimwelt
Krafeit
Lake
Htolen
Gallagher
Griscombe
Brewer
Terrill
Hornet
Johnson
Kimusin
Close Finishes Rule in Rockville Races
Weather and counter attractions trimmed attendance at Montgomery County Agricultural Society events in Rockville Maryland but crowds saw close finishes in most races. The green trotters or pacers final went to Snip owned by Haines of Washington with Alpha owned by Amatead of Kensington placing second in both heats. N J Ward of Washington awarded silver cups to first and second in the event.
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Rockville
Fair Grounds
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Snip
Mr. Haines
Washington
Joseph Amatead
Kensington
N. J. Ward
Thomas Baldwin
Lee Offutt
Harry Kengla
Rackvale
Atehen Belle
Herabey
Ra Mordecai
Selage
John Henry
Thomas
Edna F Ietzendannery
Itty
Lenn
U Daughertyy
James BO Uthomas
Hat Heall
Crawcord
Judy Virginia
Peter J
McCarthy
Johonne Capel
Ronny
Tessie
Magradée
Circulator, Jr
Kelebner
Bud W
Crawford
Glazebrook Wins in Washington Tennis Event
Glazebrook and King survived in the doubles tourney as the Washington railway and electric tennis event moved toward a final. Semifinals saw Ham and Clarke face Morrow and Warner in the lower half. Glazebrook later beat Garrett 6-0, 6-1 for the Eagles title, with Hamnang Clarke advancing in doubles and Morrow Warner winning earlier matchups.
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Glazebrook
Washington Railway and Electric
William F. Ham
William L. Clarke
M. M. Morrow
A. B. Warner
Clarence
P. King
Larkin W. Glazebrook
W. A. Sisler
R. C. McCall
R. B. Swope
H. A. Brooks
Dr. Glazebrook
Eagles
B. R. Garrett
Hamnang Clarke
Finnle
C. Bingham
J. Lynch
A. P. Warner
Roy Marlow
C. G Duke
Lincoln A. C. Beaten in 11 Inning Game
Special to The Washington Post from Washington Grove Md Lincoln Athletic Club of Washington loses to the home team in eleven innings by 5 to 4. A finely played contest featured Lincoln batters failing to bunch their fifteen hits and secure the verdict. The score stands 5 to 4 after eleven innings.
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Washington Post
Washington Grove
Lincoln Athletic Club of
Washington
Local Golfers Enjoy Big Day Across Area Courses
Golfers filled the day on multiple local courses with a variety of events. Handicapped medal contests, best-ball, and Scotch twosome formats produced strong scores and numerous prizes, led by notable pairs like Posey and Born and Van Laer with Fowler.
Prize Fighter Death in Locker Room After Bout
Neven boxing match at a local stadium in Mount Carmel Pennsylvania ended with Sylvester Higin of Locustdale dying in his dressing room from congealed blood after a six round fight with John Harvey of Shamokin. District attorney’s office investigates. Other bouts ended in draws in Canton and Memphis. Golf events at Chevy Chase Club feature Minningerode and Gilles in a 9 hole playoff and various handicap medals.
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Neven
Mount Carmel
Sylvester Higin
Locustdale
John Harvey
Shamokin
Elgin
Latrict Attorney's Office
Analostan Juniors First Intermediates Row a Tie
Washington oarsmen shine in the Schuylkill regatta with Analostan Junior eight winning, intermediate crew dead heat against Vesper, and Undine Barge Club claiming senior eight in a thrilling race. Multiple clubs from New York, Baltimore, Pittsburgh compete on the national mile and a quarter course with varied placings and times.
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Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
Analostan
Anslatan
Undine Barge Club
Potomac Bort Club
Ita
New York
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Robert Dibble
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
John J. Kelly
Vesper Club
Thomas J. Rooney
Ravenswood Boat Club
Long Island City
Waldo Smith
New York Athletic Club
Leo Scharfe
Arundel Boat Club
Vesper
Washington
Bohemian Boat Club
Malta Boat Club
Philadelphia Barge Club
New -York Athletic Club
Frank Patchell
Columbia Boat Club
John Egle
Vesper Boat Club
Harry Falike
Tinton Boat Club
Analesian Boat Club
University Barge Club
Anaiaten Boat Club
Waanington
R. I. Pearse
Nonpareil Rowing Club
Pecoml
H. H. H. Cox
J. Elliott Newlin
Andel
Crescent Boat Club
Uniie Barge Club
Metropolitan Rowing Club
Pirst Bohemian Boat Club
Undine Burge Club
Analostan Boat Club
D.C
Weaper Bagt Chub
Analoaian Boat Club
Undue Boat Club
Tima
Net title to Miss Bjurstedt at Pittsburgh mixed final
The Pittsburgh Athletic Association courts hosted the clay court championships final for mixed doubles. Mrs. G. W. Wightman and H. Johnson of Boston beat Miss Clare Cassel of New York and Percy Siverd of Pittsburgh 6 2, 6 6. Molla Bjurstedt, the Norwegian champion, defeated Mrs. Wightman after dropping the first set 3 6, then won 6 1 and 6 3.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Athletic Association
G. W. Wightman
H. ©. Johnson
Boston
Clare Cassel
New York
Percy Siverd
Molla Bjurstedt
Retain Tennis Title: Griffin Johnston Win Pacific Coast Doubles
Clarence Griffin and William Johnston of San Francisco defend the Pacific coast doubles title by beating Nat Browne and Claude Wayne of Los Angeles 6-3 6-4 6-4 in Long Beach California on July 5. Their victory earns a spot at Lake Forest Illinois to challenge Maurice McLoughlin and Thomas Bundy for the national doubles title.
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Long Beach
Cal
Clarence Griffin
William Johnston
San Francisco
Nat Browne
Claude Wayne
Los Angeles
Johnston
Griffin
Lake Forest
Maurice McLoughlin
Thomas ¢. Bundy
Pros Sargent and McLeod Enter Metropolitan Golf Championship
George Sargent of Chevy Chase Country Club and Fred McLeod of Columbia Country Club depart Washington for New York to compete in the Metropolitan Golf Championship at Fox Hills. The event runs 72 holes with two rounds each on Thursday and Friday.
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George Sargent
Fred McLeod
Chevy Chase
Columbia
Washington
New York
Fox Hills
36 Innings in Two Games in Raleigh Draw
Raleigh and Durham split a double bill in the Carvlinz League with 35 innings of the first game ending 3 to 2 in Raleigh’s favor in 14 innings. The second game lasted 21 innings finishing 5 2 to 5? or tied. Atkinson pitched for Durham and Parnham for Raleigh.
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Raleigh
N. C
Durham
Atkinson
Parnham
Phosphor Wins Classic Race at Aqueduct in Heavy Going
Phosphor overcame rough footing to win the Carter handicap at seven furlongs with Pomette Bleu second and Leo Skolny third. The race confirmed Roamer could not handle the heavy track while Harmonicon failed to negotiate it.
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Washington Post
New York
Aqueduct
Roamer
Harmonicon
Carter
Phosphor
Pomette Bleu
Leo Skolny
Loftus
Fatebrother
Chesterton
Burton
Coy
Corey
Tlepin
Sarmenet
Egeria
Shannon River
Allen
Adventurons
Butwell
Secon Malachite
Turner
Flerone
Remptance
McGehey
Leo Skainy
Buxton
Rockview
Ten Point
Pebbles
Belling
Imile
Dryad
Ben Quinte
McTaggart
Republican
Louder
Stonehenge
Patrick
Beethoven
Golden Prime
Armor
Dunesite
Butwall
Galeswinthe
Aten
Lynn
Hanover
Nelti
Atoka
Moonstone
Edith*mann
Leo Ren
Prince Hermis Wins Latonia Independence Handicap
Latonia Kentucky crowds witness Prince Hermis win the Independence handicap on closing day, with Hank ODay two lengths back and Greville a giant head behind. Other races feature notable results including World’s Wonder, Impressive, and Little Father in varied sprint and mile events, with multiple placings and odds listed for each field.
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Washington Post
Latonia
Deroy
Prince Nermis
Prince Harmis
Hank Oday
Greville
Grosvenor
Taylor
Dundreary
Murphy
Birka
Garner
Prettydale
Greenbern
Flying Feet
Waterproof
Kneeler
Wryneck
Prospect
Lockrore
Lovine Stone
Hees
John W. Kiein
Stunner
Summald
Joe Stevie
Helen Thompson
Emily
Myrola
Bernia
Williams
Malheur
Margaret L
Star Base
Stonington
Sneine
MrAdoo
Eddie Delling
L. A Adair
Wild Bear
Mettle C
Stickpin
Prince Hermis
Hank O'Day
Lapaille
Tmbreidery
Emerson Cochran
Star Jasmine
Ringling
Waterwitch
Hodge
Schaller & Young Eutry
Dolina
Ott
Mollie Hillott
Gentry
Ruth Strickland
Queen of ‘the Mist
Irrawaddy
Mollie Willott
Little Father
Wron
Roscoe Goose
Grover Hughes
Martin
Briggs’ Slater
Tinderthal
Hawthorne
Longr Mutuals
Transit
Dominick
Lady Panemia
Janes
Fellowzaan
Rovinson
Obalus
Angnort F. A
Weigle
Mallard
Waterbass Alone Wins Fort Erie Fourth of July Handicap
Amos Turney colt Waterbass won the Fourth of July handicap at Fort Erie carrying top weight and erasing a big early lead by Squeeler to finish half a length ahead under wraps on a deep track. Tactics was second and Squeeler third. Other races included five furlongs won by Petlar and payouts for mutuels.
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Washington Post
Fort Erie
Amos Turney
Waterbass
Squeeler
Petlar
Andresa
Harle
McAfee
Semper Stalwart
Taplin
J. Z.’ Wiggins
Sands of Pleasure
Staranise
Joe Bernstein
Maria
Hampton Dame
Meatee
Gangh Sun
Haye
Harry Bansettif
C Hughes
Mona G
Exmer
Corn Breoth
Garish Sun
Harry Basartt H
Brandywine
Acton
Kate K
Cooper
Joe Finn
Joe Fin
Bob Hensley
Kederia
Back Bus
Metcalf
Vogue
Vandusen
Widow Moon
Bernice
Ward
Milestone
Ungar
Clavers
Cuttyhunk
Rendil
Obert
Joe Stem
Parrington
Weynmoke
Font
K. Caldy
Col. Holloway
Botter Manuels
Cuttrhupk
Bendit
Joe Breln
Baseball Is Brutal Says Australian Minister At Carnival
An Australian health minister remarked baseball is brutal during a Sydney game between American and Australian teams at a patriotic carnival. A ball deflected into the crowd injuring a woman and then a man on the pavilion, prompting the minister to order the game stopped. The players stopped immediately and resumed after the call.
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Sydney
America
Australia
Peculiar Pitching Feat By Pat Hastley In Seattle Game
Pat Hastley of the Seattle club in the Northwestern League hurled a strike to every batter he faced. In the mine innings every batsman accepted the umpire’s called strike, adding a bizarre note to the game and extending Hastley’s remarkable performance.
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Seattle
Pat Hastley
Hastley
Racing entries across six cards at Fort Erie and Canada mile
Weather clear and hot with slow track. Fort Erie lists seven races led by a five furlong maiden event for two year olds including Past Master and Scottish Knight and a one mile maiden for syenrolis. Fort Erie entries feature Armine Gala Day and McBride in five furlongs with steeplechase Dor othy Webb and Joe Galery. a six furlongs set includes Bendit Bushy Hen Martian Matrik and King. seventh race spans one mile and 70 yards with Jabot Bula Welsh Miani Aprisa Zodiac and Galaxy.
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Malden
Startling
Achievement
Lord Rockvale
Hendzle
Golden Hours
Dorades
We Rae
Walloon
Hillstream
E. C
Lokomia
Yonda
Dolly Madison
Ells Jennings
Belgee
Mack B. Eohanke
Ancon
Ventura
Mise McGiggie
Water Lily
Cymerrick
van Vege
Menlo Park
Hands of
Murphs
Wayfarer
Sprint
Wahtoon
Saab
Primary
All Smiles
Yodeler
Rupice
Peaceful
Grumpy
Vladimir
Fort Erie
Armine
McBride
Heclas
Flame
Billy Frew
W. A. Wright
Ix Fay
Dorothy Webb
Joe Galery
Decathlon
Lily Paxton
Velston
Morpeth
Bendit
Bushy Hen
Martian
Matrik
King
Marvelous
Fourty Ract
Beauty Shop
Tac Brush
Larkin
Matrix
Cabdle
Will Cash
Toddling
Inquieta
Font
Mordecai
Preserver
Jima
King Chilton
Celebrity
Kepje
York Lad
Jim Besev
Stellata
Gordon
Frontier
Patience
Jabot
Col. Holloway
Bula Welsh
Miani
Aprisa
Zodiac
Galaxy
Morning Telegraph horse list shows many entrants and names
A long OCR style draft lists numerous horse names and people associated with racing events. Names include Frew, Dorothy Webb, Decathlon, Maznik, Larkin, Celebrity, Zodiac, Galaxy and others. Mentions Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph in context of racing cards and entrants.
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Morning Telegraph
Arnune
Frew
McBride
Dorothy Webb
Decethlon
Morpeth
Martian
Maznik
Bushy Head
Wo Cash
Larkin
Beauty Shop
Celebrity
Taquieta
Taddting
Jim Baser
Cash On Delivery
York Lad
Zodiac
Aprisa
Jabat
Cincinnati Enquirer
Billy Frew
Hecla
Flame
Late Houre
Yelsun
Decathlon
Tar Brush
Matrix
Candle
Will Cash
Mordecai
Cash
Jim Basey
Bala Welsh
Galaxy
Aqueduct
Old Baseball Archive Records Race For Earliest Ball
Veteran fans discuss a Pittsburgh claim that the first era ball, insured for 1000 dollars against fire, dates to 1862 when Kingston beat Hudson 49 to 19. Another ball predates it by five years, used in Portland vs Boston in 1857 on Boston Common, 47 to 42, the first nine inning game with overhand pitching.
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Pittsburgh
Eclipse Club
Kingston
Hudson
Newcurgh
P M Wilhite
Kans
Portland
Giants acquire catcher Doom from Reds for McGraw
Word from Cincinnati reports New York President Hempstein has purchased the release of catcher Charley Door from Garry Herrmann of the Cincinnati club. Door, former manager of the Philadelphia Nationals, will report immediately to Manager McGraw.
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Reds
McGraw
New York
Inevnnati
President Hempstein
New York Nationals
Charley Door
Philadelphia Nationals
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Deolin
Terminal A C Defeats Eagle A C In One Sided Game
In a one sided contest Terminal A C defeated Eagle A C yesterday 12 to 4. Muschlitz pitched for Terminal allowing five hits and striking out thirteen. Batteries for Terminal were Muschlitz and D Clayton with Drew YVincent and Creig.
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Terminal Tax. A
Eagle A. C
Muschlitz
Terminal
Bob
Terminal Taxi A.C
Eagle
D Clayton
Drew
Yvincent
Creig
Boys to Play Golf at Columbia Country Club
An 18 hole medal play tournament for boys ages 12 to 2: years will be staged on the Columbia Country Club course Friday next. Only members entitled to the club protegés may enter. Many clever junior golfers are expected to compete. The winner and runner up receive prizes. Entries due in the club office by 6 o'clock Thursday. Play begins promptly at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.
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Chevy Chase Club
J. C Minnigerode
H. A. Gilles
Gilles
Minnigerode
Minni Berade
Sam Dalzell
Walter R. Tuckerman
Dr. T. A. Claytor
Hammcap
W. R Tuckerman
C. A. Puller
J. A. Mc Hhenney
J. L. Newbold
Dr. T. Allsyter
FE. B. Babbitt
Capt
A. Lott
Barty
Davie
GT. Smith
Groas
H A. Gilles
J. GO. Minnigerode
George Richards
L. Finlley
McCammon
Poole
M. Thompason
Kauffmann
Denfield
J.C. Minnigerode
Kirkside
Columbia Country Club
Fnday
Pullen Wins Auto Race at Tacoma Speedway
Eddie Pullen won the 200 mile Golden Pollatch auto race at Tacoma speedway in 2 hours 21 minutes 14 2-5 seconds with Earl Cooper second and Barney Oldfield third A 100 mile forenoon race was won by Parsons in 1 hour 16 minutes 7 seconds Water department title saw Office Nine defeat Water Nine 10 to 8 in the deciding third game The national pennant race was unsettled with Cubs Cardinals and Phillies moving along as if summer on top floor. Uncle Jim and the Kaiser war remark referenced by Germany Schaefer prompted a wry quip about changing his name to Mike Wilson during the first shot.
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Aline
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Chappan
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Jackson
Yeoh
Graney
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Smith
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Fiturns
Hush
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Imaker
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