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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1915

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14

No-Hit Effort Leads Amateurs to 6 1 Victory

Lefty Downey pitched nine innings with eleven strikeouts and no hits or walks as Bureau defeated Library 6 to 1. Downey also led his team with three hits in four at bats while Roche, Limeric, and Bell contributed in support as Library managed a lone run on a misplay.

Downey Gandlot Bureau Library Abho al Library Abboa Limeric Ware Strat Ugiter Roche Fall Ajcark Bell Harpsb'r Gordon Ward Newotan O'Brien BOD McClure Reynolds Totels Huns Gorton Banes Limeric Newnan Giles Hamnetmiger Te Hel Ry Downey St Teresa OlVarela Plunkett Hager Uthulter Clayton Wood Bcarries Evans Rixton Soper L Harvey Rosvher O Hadeon Howard Touhill Bone Tofela St. ‘Terean Cantwell Plankett Hegera Clartin Varelii Pritt Conlter Hapsenetab Toohitt Firgore Frill Tootilt Holia Toohitt Trohill Coulter Hite OM Toohill Strack Toohill Contter Howsra Hare Avidson Phinkett Rieton Bacrifice Piwnkett Stelen Kasee Frans

Congress Heights League Baseball Box Score Report

Congress Heights and Oxon Hill clash in a messy box score. Key players include Sullivan Major Spalding and Lynch for Congress Heights while Metz and Keys split pitching duties for Oxon Hill. Multiple errors and on base miscues mark the game with notable three base hits by Bluett and Spalding.

Cong GlSullivan Rhinpbart Bureres O'Buryec Grissom Ol Rowe Rune J. Spring Reinwart Tureges Depro Sullivan Elliott Hariner Lynch Hhbinehart Finer Balle OM Keys Metz Ress Mets Keys Ry Keys de “Metz Bluett J. Spalding Spalding Haviner

Home Club League Patents and Pirates Team Lineup

ABA O Al Tana battering order and fielding notes show players such as Parkinson, N. Fisher, and Ritenour in a Holy Name vs Sacred Heart context. Pitcher Offutt and May feature in key at bats with several hits and stolen bases noted during the game. Forfeit by Central in Sunday School League cited.

F.fisher Burris Fermaton Dauedro Roberta Fisher Baker Cemorer Parkinson Patlork Ritenour Emrs Robers N Finer Aroult Ferguson Prince Land W. Ritenour Lakeman Stolta N. Fisher Conover Parkineon Frigason Ro Mitenour Holy Name Heart lWaten Sis Issel Teta McLoughlin Sacred Heart Anns Fitzmerald J. Noone Bléchart Willem Craningkur May Watson Cunningham Sweeney Noone Hischaf Fitzgerald

Army and Navy Changes of the Day Army Orders

A long list of army and navy changes of the day. Promotions transfers and appointments include Lt Raymond E Moset to medical corps, Charles Richard, James Od Glennan, Crumpe C Morton, and others detailed for various corps. Movements of naval vessels noted with several ships and stations listed. Retirements and officers detached to home and other posts are recorded, with numerous commissioned and noncommissioned officers named and assigned.

Lanre Atwence Firat Raymond E. Moset Erae-Ee Corps Tes Dary Modal Corps Tarles Richard James OD Glennan Crumpe Geiny Medical School Ueter Medal Corpe Berond Thomas J Bayes Ledford Pitre Coast Artillery Corps Fort Waslewacth Wits Hopkins Fiest Artilery Signal Corpa Sl Dennis H Venal Corpy Ford Artillery George Montgomery Ordnan Raoschach Optical Company Huchester Marerie Seng Ater

Noted Sprinter Quits Sport Don Lippincott Retires

Don Lippincott of the University of Pennsylvania will not race again on the cinderpath. The sprinter, injured at May intercollegiate games, has heeded his physician and decided to stop competing.

Don Lippincott University of Pennsylvania Lippincott Don

High Noon Beats Phosphor In a Handicap at Aqueduct

Aqueduct raced by Queens County Jockey Club produced a strong card led by High Noon winner of the Toboggan at Helmont Park. In a seven furlong handicap for three-year-olds he defeated Phosphor, with Variety the chestnut filly taking the first race for James Butler.

New York Queens County Jockey Club Aqueduct James Butler High Noon Helmont Park Phosphor Carter McCahey Edne Keone Louder Revallen Bal Vanity Shabsa Stellarina Little Alta Benny Laddie Tuckey Electror Bet Booth

Aqueduct and Fort Erie Race Entries Today

Entries for Aqueduct and Fort Erie show six races with selling and allowance events. Notable odds include Palanquin 114 at Aqueduct and Kathleen H. 105 among Canadian entrants, weather clear and track fast.

Gainsborough Bryson Fussy Wursy Plantagenet Istrose Sinai Coy Reginde Hoffmen San Vega Tickle Bell Song of Valley Palanquin Ashton Presumption Chesterton Northerner Fenmouse Brive Born Northlight Mr. Specs Costume Waddy's Choice Murphy Burgess Mise Pursis G. M. Miller Amalfi Marshon Distant Shore Saratoga Cheaterton Pansy Willow Tribolo Edith’ Baumann Sun God Lyn Fort Erie

Should Run Well On 2 Race Courses

Racing notes list numerous horse names and entrants across two courses including Should Run Well, Miss Fay, Saratoga, Faith Bauman, and Sun God with multiple handlers and race details. Mentions Morning Telegraph and Cincinnati Enquirer as sources.

Aqueduct Cincinnati Enquirer Aslede San Vega Patenquin Miss Puzate Murphy Swecean Old Ben Amalf G M B Mitler Sam Jackson Saratoga Dunesite Faith Bauman Lynn Morning Telegraph Throne Success Amal Marshon Distant Shore Lady Teress Saratoga Galeaciothe Sun God Misa Fay Watertown Seagram Garter Stucco Dorothy Webb Tale Ben Mama Johnson Kate K. Dodge George Smith Taka Mvellika King Worth Huane Brother Rrincoat Cuttylunk Prince Eugene Burwood Supreme Miss Fay Thorneliffe Kathleen H. Bruceo Cash On Kate R Cliff Edge Dodge Pesk

Upsets in Southern Tennis Championship Hold

Atlanta July 7 J B Adone Jr of Dallas Texas lost in the Southern singles as G W Carter of Atlanta clinched the title 4-6 9-7 6-2. Young J D Hunt of Atlanta defeated veteran G C Smith in three sets 3-6 6-8 6-3. Adone and Shelton won the men's doubles for Dallas over Whiteser l Lowry Knoxville Tenn. Lamon Rose Hunteria Port Worth Tannier Wace comments on shoes and partnerships.

Atlanta J. B. Adone, Jr Dallas Tex G. W. Carter Adone Carter J. D. Hunt Smith R. F. Shelton Whiteserl Lowry Knoxville Tenn Lamon Rose Houston Hunteria Port Worth Tannier Wace Barfoot Galveston Tay Hin

Local Marines Fall to Norfolk Players in Easy Win

Special to The Washington Post from Portsmouth Virginia on July 7 Norfolk Marines defeated the Washington aggregation 12 to 2 in a game hindered by Washington errors totaling twelve. Miller pitched well for Norfolk gaining a single, a double and a triple in five at bats.

Portsmouth Norfolk Marines Washington Lieut Miller Norfolk HO al Wuabington Heal Griffer Walbridge iMurry Slummede Menre Goolman Miller Willams Gen. Fitzgerald Parker Waanington Grifter Moore Moort Williams Whiteatons Meridian Y Volman Fitzerald Whitestone Walteldge Volman Train Jenkin Gaw Goode Ectors Fital Goodwin Afftlex Norfolk Old Point Comfort Virginia Beach Binet Ocean View Chamberlin Hotel New York Boston By

Sea Lord Wins Fort Erie Stakes at Six Furlongs

Fort Erie Ontario July 7 Sea Lord trained by J E Sea cram won the feature handicap at six furlongs in the Do minion meeting beating Blipper Day by a head after a fast early pace. The card included several Canadian breds and listed purses from 500 to 6400 with multiple consignments and results across five races.

Fort Erie Ont J. E. Seacram Sea Lord Vlog Stest King Cotton Clancy Lenavaal Vandazen Harold Garner Ahrewsbury Subject Wooden Starmore M. Waters Pergr L.o McDermott Watts Luther Cooper Brookcress Cadenzi Mixa 'Waters Chuckles Love Day Paran Slliec Terlonge Maria McAtes Vosges Ara Momsan Ciara Boots Tab Medes Lac Ian Purne Im Canada Rea Lord Smyth Traughy Afet Monme Fim Hearts of Oak Tartaresa Lady Curzon Amphion Alvo Syearolda Sraight Wen Langhorne Ederia Ebow iBmyth Sharper Knight Frontier Inquiets Garton B Furtongs Acton Shaw Audrey Austen Welga Alec Joe Finn Garnery Howdy Howdy Andreas Nerond Weyanoke Haynes Zodine Joe Stein

Reich's Fight On Points In Ten Round Bout

New York July 7 Reich the local heavyweight outpointed Jim Savage of Orange New Jersey in ten rounds. Reich weighed 208 and Savage 193 pounds. Also notes Sherwood Magee is living down his .390 batting reputation amid baseball chatter.

New York al Reich Jim Savage Orange N. J Reich Savage Sherwood Magee

District Court News and Probate Records Highlight Local Actions

District Supreme Court creditors seek bankruptcy for H Kirkus Dugdale Company, with debts over 1060 and claims above 4500, while May 25 admission of inability to state debts noted. A will probate assigns life estate to Selina Brown, with remainder to Philp Brown, and an absolute divorce suit cites alleged infidelity. Wilbur Jones faces a no license sale of intoxicating liquor, bond set at 500, awaiting jury trial. Will and codicils of James J Putnam probate include land in Montgomery County and various bequests, executor named.

H. Kirkus Dugdale Company U Street District Supreme Court Rosa D. Breniger Stockett-Fiske Company Mary B Macfarlane H. Chapin Brown Selina Brown Juliaa Brown Julius J. Peyser Philp M Brown Executrix Wilbur C Jones Judge Lord Villa Flora Club Georgia Avenue Tones James J. Purnam Charles D Westcott James W. Putnam Montgomery County Mary Hoffman Rock Island H. A. Fowler Washington John MM. Witherow Lily Withmere Sarah W. Thompson Bessie B. Leavitt Leon B Leavitt James M. Pipes A. R Samuel B. Bagnam

Police News Notes of a Day in Judiciary Park Theft Arrest

A white man about 20 snatched a black leather handbag containing $15 and papers from Irene Jeter on a bench in Judiciary Park. Several thefts and accidents reported include horse thefts, silverware and linens taken from a home, a wagon horse stolen, a child burned and died, and multiple minor injuries from vehicle and bicycle incidents. Several individuals were found or treated at Emergency Hospital, with others picked up on city streets.

Irene Jeter F Street Judiciary Park

Colored People Laud Court Grandfather Clause Meeting

A thanksgiving meeting at MetropolitanColore Baptist Church honored the U S Supreme Court decision on the Oklahoma and Maryland grandfather clauses. Rev M W D Norman presided. resolutions praised the court as moral heroism and urged citizens to value their franchise. Addressers included Rev Drs Waldren Clair and Jernagio. prayer was led by Rev Stepteau. choir provided music.

J. Milton Waldren M. W. Clair W.H. Jernagio C. W. Stepteau Metropolitan Baptist Church Choir

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