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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1914

Page

14

Nothing to Arbitrate over Derrick Mollwitz Williame trade

Cincinnati July 1 There was a clash over the Derrick Mollwitz Williame trade with August Herrmann of Cincinnati offering to defer to President Tener or Secretary Beydler for a final league decision. Thomas of Chicago said there was nothing to arbitrate and declined to act, indicating the matter could be elevated to league directors if Thomas did not consent.

Cincinnati Thomas Chicago MoKwil Wiliama Derrick Tener Beydler National League David August Herrmann Lineinnaur Club Thoman Mr. Herrmann Derrick Mollwitz Heydler Herrmann O'Day Cal

Maiden E year olds race at Fort Erie headlines thrilling debut results

At Fort Erie the Maiden E division produced a busy first race with Vogue taking top honors as favorite Andrewn and Am b rose claimed places. Almea Leslie and Picanin also featured among early finishers as the crowd saw bold times and close competition across the field.

Andrewn Ambrose Almea Leslie Connolly Picanin Bix’ Fuelet Toxey Burnet San Sam McMeakln Clavery Fagle Goldstein Tima Clyuta Celte Redland Alee Pamploina H. Laverty Minlk H. Latre Dorothy Rimat Comeliuent Eaton Jon Nealin

Racecard fragment shows mixed entries and purses at Fort Erie

A garbled racing card lists horses, odds, and purses across multiple races at Fort Erie. Several named horses and riders appear with varied fractional odds and distances, including stakes and allowances. The readable items mix 2 year olds to older, with purses from 500 to 1 500, and track venue Fort Erie remains the only clear location.

Disorderly City Names Parade Incoherent List Of People And Places

Fragmented OCR yields a string of improper nouns, names, and place hints including Fort Erie Empire City Cincinnati Enquirer Adelaide and Reeves. The garbled text references Promoter, Dorothy Wasbb Caper Saucy Haart Mausolia and various individuals, without a coherent event, date, or outcome.

Fort Erie Gear Shoter Homan Miteres Luckola Dorothy Wasbb Luokola Iriah Heart Rupert Stadiey Hedrick Loghte Lady Rankin Dick Deadwoo Cl Edge Empire City

U S Athletes Dominate Finals In Stadium Meet

American athletes won multiple finals against Denmark Germany Sweden and Finland at the Stadium. Homer Baker of the New York Athletic Club took the 400 meters in 42.19, W M Oler Jr 110 meter hurdles in 16.25, A C Patterson of the University of Pennsylvania swept 60 and 100 meters in 22.25 and 11.0 respectively, Oler won the high jump at 1.82 meters, and the one mile relay team clinched victory for the Americans in 4 minutes 3 seconds.

Denmark Germany Sweden Finland Homer Baker New York Athletic Club W. M. Oler, Jr A. C. Patterson University of Pennsylvania Oler

Ledoux Wins Heavyweight Title Fight in Paris

In Paris on July 10 Charles Ledoux defeated Eugène Criqui in the twelfth round of a twenty round bout. Criqui refused to come to the call for the twelfth round, ending the contest. In Chattanooga manager McCormick announced Paigne’s sale to Ottawa in the Southern League. Paigne is a veteran pitcher with four clubs.

Criqui Paris Charles Ledoux Chattanooga Tenn McCormick oFhattandoza Paigne Ottawa

Golf’s character blamed by P J T Bosanquet in Cobblenote

New York July 10 P J T Bosanquet of London argues golf harms character calling it a mere recreation that breeds selfishness and ill temper. He says golf lacks pluck endurance and teamwork and contrasts it with cricket and football noting golf suits women more than men.

Frank G. Mhnkbe New York Doatroya P. J. T. Bosanquet London Bosanquet

Interstate Libary and Dunbar Baseball Game Summary

ABH Be Library Dunbar faced Interstate in a packed scoreline with multiple players achieving hits. Notable performances included Giles, Ware, and Hamer driving runs, while Evans and Narnay contributed on the mound and defense. The game featured several errors and base advancements, ending after two hours with a decisive tally of runs for both sides.

Library Dunbar Giles Ware Hunacne Kane R-Bortas A.barnes Allison Loveday Geldberg Brilet Monre Tillett Burn He Hamer Humscha Foster Goldberg Raed Interstate Nerney Aft Evans Mr Narnay Evans Gile Hunsehs H. Barnas Btolen Basse Giter Hunsehs R. Barnes Evane Goldbarx Moore Tilleit Buta Horan Evana Mr. Gract

Coast Artillery and Plant Industry Baseball Summary

In a muddled OCR, Coast Artillery and Plant Industry baseball line scores show players like McLeod Meaney and Whittlock. Earned runs, errors, and on base details are listed with multiple abbreviations, baserunners, and umpires noted, reflecting a chaotic archival record of a doubleheader style contest.

Coast Art AG HO Abbu Nat Armore McCleory Uscott Sanders Andrewn T i Whitler Grom NoLeod Meanes Ofurd Karmal Wilton Burg Coast Artillery Bureau of Badio Rone AfcCleary Bandera Meleod McLaughlin Harme Scott Andrews Meaney Woortendyke Salisberry Bureau of Naturalization Burau Naturalization McLeod McCleery McLaod Whasier Hurd Itolen Gasey McLaugh- Mo Harmel Grot Meaty Wudpiichea Gmies

Ninth Ninths and Ninths in a baseball scorecard style

A compact game summary with players from Ninth and BOAHS methods listed. It details at bats, hits, runs, errors, and pitching lines for Chaney Skidmore and others, noting three-base hits by Rhinehart and key defensive plays, plus umpire and time information.

Luber V' Herbulor Stavens Skidmore Rountree Olst'dman Mareeron Rhinenart Bleole Doo Bite Madigan Y- Yoo Oweilett G.broome Chaney Pee Harris King Giovannatti Marcerta Broome Raba Harvin Cy Bleete Havener J. Elistt Glovanetts Glovanett Rhinehart Stevens Balle Nic Fanchaw Mhine

Williams and Johnston Star In :. .5 Cup Tennis Trials

Williams and Johnston reach the semifinals at the Westchester Country Club trials for the Davis Cup team. Johnson upset William A Larned from California, defeating Lindley Murray, while Harold H Hackett and R Norris Williams also advance in a field featuring George M Church and Karl H Behr.

Williams Johnston New York Country Club of Westchester Harold H. Hackett R. Norrin Williams W. M. Johnston Karl H. Behr Johnson California William A. Larned R. Lindley Murray Pacific Coast Wrenn Adee Slocum George M. Church Princeton Star Seorea Nathaniel W. Niles Wallace F. Johnson George Peabody Gardner R. Norris Willi 2d George M. Churen William Ms. Johnston R. Lindsey Murray Edwin J . Larned

Britain Selects Wimbledon Team for Davlis Trophy Debut

The All England Tennis Association names a four man British squad to face the United States for the Dwight F Davlis International trophy at Wimbledon. James Parke and A H Lowe lead singles with Parke partnering Mavrogordate in doubles. London July 1.

London all-England Tennis Association United States Dwight F. Davia Great Britain France Wimbledon James C. Parke T. M. Mavrogordate Oxford A. H. Lowe Algernon R. Kingscote Parke and Lowe Marrowerda

Georgia Tech Leaves Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association

Atlanta announces Georgia Tech withdraws from the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association following Vanderbilt’s action, citing dissatisfaction with league rules limiting enrollment to 400 and restricting year students on athletic teams.

Atlanta Georgia School of Technology Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Vanderbilt University At Nashville

Boehling Chooses Continued From Highth Page

In flat two innings off Meas Taylor Wellman Hoch and Leverenz shut down the opposition. Leverenz pitched from the second inning to end as Rickey exhausted his supply of alabaster. Browns prove troublesome for Nationals. two home series wins were walks, while visitors won by close margins. Milan led Nationals with three hits including a double. Danny Moeller scored three runs. Williams triple sparked a drive between Milan and Shanks. the ball went to the jury box. Chick Gandil returned, face swollen but play unaffected. Raveler stole two bases in the ninth as Eadie Alnamith failed to make a play.

Fairlawn Congress Heights Moore Peighis ABM Oae Falviana BeeParrven Bltangas Hecamonan Busoher Tare BiGreer Faieall the ‘Greer OlMiller Fonnington OlHutehisonib Rusk O‘mcgrath Sweshey O/Pumphrey F.goobal Varnatels Moor OlPollock Kuboeil Tolan Congrean Heights Falrawn Perrygo H. Pearson Sweensy F. Goebsl Parrall Miller Pumphrey Boises Falriawn Firat Pollack Kuhnert Pollock Thyea-bant Langin Goebel Wernstein Fhirall Kubnert Ruah H. Feargon J. Greer Wild Ionnert Umvire Venable Meas Taylor Wellman Hoch Leverenz Rickey Browns Nationals Williama Milan Shanks Gandil

Pirates Buy Second Baseman Paddy Signin From Waterloo

Paddy Signin, Waterloo second baseman, is sold to the Pittsburgh Nationals, their second Waterloo purchase this season after Shortatop McAuley. Signin leads the league in hitting and will report for the Central Association season. Virginia Athletic Club seeks teams aged 17 or 18, contact F Bulstein in Bates. John Bates, outfielder, Bacoustonely released by Cincinnati.

Waterloo Iowa Paddy Sigin Pittsburgh Nationals Pittsburgh Shortatop McAuley Sigiin Virginia Athletic Club F. Bulstein Third Street

Bouts Attract Huge Women Audience In London

Tendon England July 10 So many women have booked seats for the Gunboat Smith versus Georges Carpentier twenty round fight at Olympia Amphitheater. A women stewards staff will direct attendees and a special dressing room and attendant will oversee women’s wear. Capacity is being expanded to 10 4 for July 16 with prices from about 1 to 60. Jack Johnson has secured a box for himself and guests and may face the winner in London or Paris. Ritchie and Welsh will be ringsiders but apart.

Tendon England Smith California Georges Carpentier France Dick Burge Olympia Clonhe Jack Johnson Frank, Moran Pittsburgh Paris London Carpender Carpentier

Baseball magnate dead dies of heart disease in Boston

James Connelly, vice president of the Boston National League club, died suddenly of heart disease today. He previously served on the State board of Insan.

James Connelly Braves Boston C. James Connelly Boston National League Baseball Club State Board of Insan

Freide Wins Two Canoe Finals at Gravesend Bay

Leo Freide of the Manhattan Canoe Club won both elimination races to defend the international sailing canoe trophy. Morning events on a 1 1/2 mile triangle with a southeast breeze produced an 11 second margin, afternoon races finished 1 minute 16 seconds apart. Tomorrow and Monday plan further eliminations to choose the defender to meet Ralph B. Britton of the Gananoque Canoe and Motorboat Club of Canada.

Ew York Leo Freide Manhattan Canoe Club Gravesend Bay Freide Jeaders Ralph B. Britton Gananoque Canoe and Motorboat Club of Canada New York Canoe Club Britten

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