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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1913

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10

Interior Handles Commerce and Labor 3 to 2 in Pitchers Battle

The Interior team moved ahead in the Departmental League by beating Commerce and Labor 3 to 2 in a well pitched game. Cantwell and Crosson allowed six hits and struck out eleven each, with Fisher and Colville contributing for Interior and Hartshorn for Commerce and Labor. The game lasted about an hour and a half, highlighting solid defense and timely hits.

Interior Commerce and Labor Cantwell Crosson Fisher Colville Hartshorn L. Abhoa A Ohavistorn Sbe van Bus Hid wHull Langford Canshaw Vandeen Torais Fotai Cresson Stalin Congver

TANGLE WOOD 4 PETWORTH 0

Box score style listing shows Petworth defeated by Tanglewood with a 4 to 0 score. Player abbreviations and positions are scattered. the page includes batting and fielding lines, innings notes, and various concatenated names, typical of early sports summaries.

Equity Court No 2 DC Publication Orders Across Docket

Supreme Court District of Columbia docket itemizes numerous orders including publication, appearances of absent defendants, extensions, and consented actions. Lists parties such as Lipscamab, Moore, Williamson, and various trustees, guardians, and attorneys across many cases with dates, filings, and final actions including sales, disbarment, and probate.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO Justice Anderson Lameotte Fitzhugh Plaintit James R. A. Ford Lipscamab Moore Irving Williamson Petera Stephen Gregory F. A. Irenning Gateman 'S Gateman Plaintiff BE. L. Gles E. B. Frey W. E. Ambroge Hugene Young Karpéeles-Hopper Company Discovery Rute Leon Tobriver H. Winship Wheatley Goldenberg Hilton Pro Confesso Plaintif Alexander Wolf W. G Dunne Smith S. Baker John Ridout Brandenburg & Brandenburg Offutt Vy J.maedet George Fran Williams Watts Garfield Nealon Vs O'Toole J. A. Thomason O Nett Etter Carr & Yeyser W. BP. Williamson Gittings & Chamberlill

Strenuous Proves Best in Belmont Columbus Stakes

In Belmont Park's Columbus Stakes at 11 furlongs, Strenuous easily outpaced Montresor and Lohengrin. Montresor set the pace to the home turn before Strenuous surged clear to win with substantial margin, Lohengrin nosing for second as Montresor faded. The card also listed multiple races with winners such as Donald McDonald and Springboard across various purses and distances.

New York Belmont Park Strermious Montresor Johengrin Winnihe Lohengrin Wilson Robert Oliver Butwell Accord Lance- Wood Wolfe Polly H Flask Odd Cross Athletic Girl Donald McDonald J, Wilson Cadeau McTaggert Butweill Zyen Yenghee Tactica Miss Wiggs Judge Walser Dandy Dixon Baines Bickle Ford Woller Flying Yankee Montressor Beaucoup Little Hugh But. Wells Pond Radtkey Melville Lord Leighton Schuller Mr. Snees Strombol T. McTaggerty Hypatia Musgraves Holiday Mary Warren Hill Bhream

Pick Canoeist Friede for International Race

At a special meeting of the International cup committee of the New York Canoe Club Leofriede was selected to defend for the Manhattan Canoe Club against Ralph Britton the Canadian challenger. The race will start and finish off the Marine and Field Club at Bath Beach with the first heat at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon weather permitting. Both boats have been measured and meet all rules.

New York New York Canoe Club Leofriede Manhattan Canoe Club Ralph Britton Marine and Field Club Bath Beach

Upward Race Results and Handicapping Odds Report

In the Sevent h Rach Purse for 3-year-olds and upward, Hedge Rose led to win at one mile and seventy yards with odds 7 to 1. L. M. Exkert rode 107, runner-up Greton with 5 to 8 to 5, and third went to Snyder’s Greton. Time 1 47 4-5. Adelante Mud S21 Working Lad Strite also ran.

Oxaple Turnen Beaupere Schuttingers Perpetual Moody Miss Water Scarlet Letter Patty Regan Canada Knapp Rock Spring M. Bugion Sarelta Schuttinger Maid of Fromme Gudramon Gittings Rags M. Buxton Bolala Turner Kedron Ward Beheat John P. Nixon Gerrad Montour H. Snydert Hassan H. Davidson Black River H. Mack R. Spencer Napier Ther Henry Hutchinson Mantour Jon Stein Irons Fime Popgin George Davis Phant Rast Hedge Rose L. M. Exkert Connolly Greton Snyder Adelante Working Lad Strite

Today's Racing Entries Full Card From Front to Back

Listing of entries for all races at the meeting with purses ranging from 560 to 3400. Notable horses include Two-year-olds High Priest Kedron Thelma J Mary Ann Louise Trav ers Wauseon Pat Rutledge Centauri Lady Tregeser Jes Gayle and more across seven races plus Fort Erie stakes and handicaps.

High Priest Kedron Thelma J Mary Ann Louise Travers Wauseon Pat Rutledge Reuirim Centauri Lady Tregeser Jes Gayle Tilatery Cates Miss Edith Frank Worden Joe Fiteip Magazine Jock Kellogg Billy Leach Daisy Platt Chuckles Brawny Joe Knight Fred Levy Anavri Flint Jack Kellogg Grises Honey Bee Sherwood Jwet Red Hamilton Rudolto Marie T Mycenas Bernadette Misa Joe Miss Jonah Font Master Jim Lad of Langden Reputation Ravenal Elwah Blackford Mifendi Moilie John Reardon

Mount Pleasant Congregationalists Defeat Fourth Presbyterians in Close League Game

Mount Pleasant Congregationalists edged Fourth Presbyterians 2 to 1 on the Northwest Sunday School League grounds. Austin and Prine led Mt. Pleasant at the plate, with solid defense and pitching by Austin and Witz keeping the action tight. the winning run came in the late innings amid steady contact hitting and misplays from both sides.

Anacustia Gilbert H. Lea Maude H. Griswold Northwart Blader Forrest Wilburn Nash W. Gwynn Holmhad Manor Merman R. Howenstein Ippest P Margaret W. Peel Moun Pleasant Pleasant Plains George J. Mueller Catherine Gifford Meridian Hill Joseph A. Roth John A.carthy Francis Leonard Charles A. Zanner Saul John W.R. Sumwatt Et al Town Avenue Mabel B. Pigeon Charles W. Vandersilee Petworth Mary B. K. Washington William H. ©. Thompson Chapin Crown Conservative Realty Company Wesley Hwights Kaward Moree Ta Jolie E Smith Minnie Tt Hrouse Isherwood George W. Decker H. Stadtter John H. Stadtler George J Marestet W. Decker Haren Seville Washington Heights Charles H. Davitson Ixteenth Street Wardican Frank Waiver Mount Pleasant Fourth Presbyterians Tres Mt. Pleas Hoaz Mackint’h Wourth Mt. Pheasant Austin Prine Preusteinn Pourth Mt. Pleasant Balla Litz Witz Mackintosh Dampier Winstead Purity Eh Purdy Benton Delehunt Eli Purdy Tita Mills Rows

MOTOR GRAFT FAILS EXCUSE ANKLEDEEP AFTER SLOW RUNS

Huntington July 10 Count Mankowski's Ankledeep James Simpson's Peter Pan V and J Stuart Blackton's America raced to select Harmsworth cup challengers. Ankledeep completed three five mile rounds in 8 57, 9 04, and 9 46, then withdrew with consent as Peter Pan V cracked a cylinder and America stopped with a disabled engine. Further trials may be held when the boats are ready to cover a full mile course.

Marigold Wins Ohio Stake in Straight Heats at Cleveland

In Cleveland on July 10 Marigold driven by Rodney triumphed in the Ohio stake in straight heats. Pop Geers, new to heats, won the championship pacing sweep stakes and the 2:15 trot. Steatrino Lad captured the 2:14 pace in straight heats, with a large field contesting.

Cleveland Marigold Rodney Ariving Ohio Pop” Geers Steatrino Lad Bistoring Lad Steathrino Rod Na Wlrewart Flute Eitmany Tsace B Arnold Strithatorm Be Oh Murphsi Hattie King King Direct Snow Enow Br. l Parole Redford Werman ‘Wenger B. c Custer Valentine Muthe Tedd Delham Grady Densmore B. H Vyzant Dent Baronmore Kerr Rapallo Br. H Grace D Hodges Black Cat Harry Meherron Ray Zombro Geers Major Hustell Dy Triple Benyon Baby Axworthy B. Acworth Nalatdy Hollyrand Berthe Jon Dodgs Edge Ino Jay Jay McGregor Rodney Tima Don Dengmore Pantolus Eer Bryn We The Spy Kart Citer Tare

Resorts in an era for Canada and Atlantic travel

Fragmentary OCR notes list Moe Al W. Hager of Ocean City and Canadian Pacific Railway along with steamship lines and a New York Avenue address in Washington DC. The text suggests a discussion of routes or services with global reach, naming G J Weidman and others, but lacks complete details or clear event.

Chesipeske Bay Per' Ecoup. Moe AL W. Hager Ocean Canadian Pacific Railway G. J. Weidman New York Ave Wash Ibgton

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