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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1920

Page

12

Dark horses loom big in net tournaments here

Record tennis year stirs chatter as dark horses gather in local events with nascent stars and veterans mixing on the courts. Richards improves while Kumagae and others test clay, signaling a shifting scene amid Davis Cup focus and college-era scheduling pressures.

Frey HH. Alexandl England Koimingue Vincent Richards PC Richards Kuenaga Richards Noppen Coe Se Kumagae Toeth Johnston Triden Ichards Norman Brokes

National doubles championship preview and lineup notes

The article outlines the upcoming national doubles championship season with top teams Voshell and Al ranked No 3 last year among the contenders. It lists Titden and Trailand as prominent pairings and notes the field is nearly set as play approaches.

Meno Combi- Titden Trailand

Griff's Discards Help Indians Take Series

Charley Jamieson and Elmer Smith of Washington figure prominently in the Indians sweeping series victory. Jamieson collected eight hits for a .456 average and Smith eight for .400. Jamieson scored five runs and drove in two, Smith scored one run and drove in five. The article notes a shift from doubles popularity to singles dominance in tennis and discusses the impact on American sports prowess and international competition.

Charley Jamieson Elmer Smith Washington Indians Hoth Jamieson Smith Oool Beals Wright Holcombe Ward Harold Hackett Johnston Tilden Williams

Marshall Advances In Chess Tourney At Atlantic City

New York champion Marshall defeated Philadelphia’s H. S. Jacks in an adjourned masters match. The game had been carried over from the third round, and the fourth round is scheduled to begin tomorrow. Other leaders include Jaffe, Miatkowski, Sharp, Neidich, and Jackson among a field with mixed scores.

Atlantic City M. J Frann Vu. Marshall New York United States Jacks Philadelphia Charles Jaffe Marshall Stasch Miatkowski Los Angeles S. T. Sharp France Jabor Atlantic The Sun New York Herald

Kingston's Aqueduct Selections Race Card Preview

Three year olds and up race selections based on past performances at Huron Stene and surrounding tracks. Includes maidens, claiming, and handicap events with contenders such as Mad Harter Cromwell Crystal Ford and The Campfire Handicap entries. Rest three: Mad Hatter, Careful, Oriole.

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Hindoo's Aqueduct Selections From Racing Notes

Racing selections note likely contenders in multiple races. Mentions horses such as Idaeen of Sea Crawford, Tom ccd me, Brighton, Crystal Ford, Gertrude, Crocus, Prodigy, Joan Marie, War Smoke, Campfire, Machiavelli, Ormis, and Costly Colours with weights and implied outcomes. Emphasizes horses to fear, potential winners, and contenders across maidens and handicaps.

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Credit Strain Still a Handicap for Europe and U S

A July 11 report notes a surge in investment activity after near 100 million dollars in bonds and notes sold, highlighting Swiss and Pennsylvania loans as market catalysts. Yet the global credit squeeze persists as the Bank of England and Federal Reserve show record lows in reserves, urging boards to define essential loans while bankers urge cautious expansion.

Reserve Board William Justus Boise New York Credit Atrain Pennsylvania Europe Bank of England Federal Reserve Institutions Federal Reserve United States Great Britain Federal Reserve Board Bankers’ Statistics Corporation

France Loans Aid to Farm Industry

Paris reports France backs farmers with government subventions to expand machinery use and land purchases for agricultural workers. Ministers cite wartime sacrifices and aim to boost 20,000,000 acres sown, expand fertilizer use, and restore cattle while pursuing restitution and export gains amid postwar rebuilding.

In Memory of Gen Wright Unveiled at Fort Stevens

A bronze memorial tablet honoring Maj. Gen. Horatio S Wright will be unveiled today at Fort Stevens. The tablet rests on a rough boulder marking the spot where Abraham Lincoln watched Wright's Sixth Corps halt Confederate raiders led by Jubal Early during the Civil War.

Horatio S$. Wright Sixth Corps Army of the Potomac Fort Stevens Abraham Lincoln Gen. Wright Jubal A. Early

Japanese House Upholds Cabinet, Defeats Confidence Vote

In Tokyo, July 10, the lower house of the Diet passed a confidence motion for the ministry by a large margin, 2845 to 145. Debates and public meetings backing universal suffrage led to violent speeches and clashes with police, with several arrests and thousands attending special sessions.

Associated Press Tokyo House of Representatives House Diet Speria Ryt

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