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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1914

Page

14

Pomatts Bleu Prevails In Tarrytown Stakes Race

At Empire City a steady drizzle couldn't dampen the crowd for the Tarrytown Stakes. Pomatts Bleu, a consistent 3-year-old, surged past Undaunted to win impressively, with Undaunted and Lillis close in the frame. Martinsburg edge Eastern Athletics after ten innings as W Johnson and Walter Hoestecker star for the winners.

Washington Post New York Empire City Tarrytown McCaba Captain Parr Burwell Vie Berge MeCates Edith Daary Mala Fri Leda Joe Ronenfeld Huttinger Blue Thistle Butweil Ta Land & Te Scallywag Iti McCahay Tima White Phyllie Antoinette Adelaide Edith W Andrew Rache Donna MacDonald Butwell Sven Hedee Kederind OM Miter Starmas Ambrote Pomette Blow McCabes Anteur Lillis Mareo Trust Mle Kaderts McCahey Runes McCabe Marae Polartus Alse Heart Real McCabey Camalite Suintar Acepad Redonde Los Roderts Sir Fajedore Frog Little Jupiter Martinsburg W. Va Eastern Athletics Washington Eastern W. Johnson Woods Walter Hoestecker Knode Wilson

Racing Entries Show Busy Card With Wide Field of Names

The page lists racing entries for multiple races with numerous horses and odds. Entries include Szeerolts, isla, Mabel Montgomery, Tamir, Chanteuse, Frontier, Song of Valley, and Belray among others, with ages from two to six and purses noted. Track conditions: track fast in places, with later sections mentioning a drizzly, muddy surface for the seventh race.

Bia Bevcon Pourth Turloogn Adams Ripress Springboard Halen Barbea Taldora Wallas Vanderceift Gipsy Love Belray Hedge Turbage Preston Lynn Yalow Hyes Ballon Otla Pinto Beethoven Lord Lalghtda Gallant Box Oakhurst

Baltimore Takes Two From Buffalo in Dual Wins

Baltimore derailed Buffalo twice, 4 to 1 and 7 to 2, moving into third place. Suggs limited Buffalo to three hits and 11 strikeouts in the first game as Moran pitched into the seventh in the second. The second contest ended when the teams were called to catch a train. Batteries Quinn and Jackliteeh for Baltimore Moran and Dayigne for Buffalo.

Baltimore Buffalo Suggs Viettora Moran Piaces BR. HL. E. Baltimore Butfalo Baltérice Sugge Jackilschrapp Woodman Alale Allen J RL Quinn Jackliteeh Dayigne

Chifeds Boost Averages and St Louis Defeat

Chifed batters crushed Keupper and Forbert as Slovfeds beat St Louis 11 to 0 on July 14 in Chicago. Report cites pitchers Keupper Herbert and Chapmen Lange Willon and Block. Also notes challenges for the Billiard Trophy with Alfredo de Oro tied to the Jordan Lambert title by George W Moore.

Keupper Herbert Slovfeds Chicago Forbert St. Louis Nh E. St. Louis Chapman Lange Willon Block Alfredo de Oro Jordan Lambert George W. Moore

Entrants and Entertainers Listed Across Empire City Names

Morning Telegraph coverage lists numerous performers and figures connected to Empire City and surrounding areas. The varied names include chanteuses, agents, executors, and local figures spanning Cincinnati, Loveland, Oakhurst, Delray, Yorkville, Tippecanoe, and Starmore among others.

Empire City Cincinnati Chanteuse Egmont Arenin Annie Sellers Walters Kilerea Ella Bryson Loveland Quay Lore Helen Barbes Beosnel Rallna Delray Oakhurst Tar Pay Morning Telegraph Egmint Diste Streouous Milas Sherteed Ella Brion Louise Travers Belle Bryn Mawn Water Welles Helen Barbea Isidora Rating Executor Betray Atypor Vlacnwall Baquirar J. B. Robinson Arran Starmore Linda Payne Ethan Allen Redland Yorkville Bird Sherwood Hondria Tippecanoe Donerall Vreeland Amoret Requieam Dick Deadwood Good Day Harry Lauder Patione Galaxy Heston J. & Robinson Arras Supreme Dorteh Sem MeMeekin Ethad Allan

Hartford Wins 23-Inning Duel Over New Haven

Hartford defeats New Haven 2 to 1 in the twenty third inning in New Haven, after a lengthy pitching duel. Geist outpitched Jensen as Hartford survives a late fielding battle. heavy action features two base hits, a three base hit, and notable defensive plays across the marathon game that lasted hours.

New Haven Conn Hastern Association Hartford Eye Holyoke Geist Jensen GlCurry Pepe Hoey Rag O Milier O/Barney F Sherwood Ckennedy Watera O'Grieve Araermelr Harttore OL Onhadhodhhoad Odd Seer Coh Gente McCormick Gardella Baynes Atte Curry Kennedy Strahan Grieve Mangus Keliher Pepa

Home Run Tops Big Rally In Kansas City Game

Kansas City beat Indianapolis 5 0 in a July contest after a pivotal third inning that featured a walk three singles and Kenworthy's home run driving in five runs. The rest of the item mentions players McConnaughsy Billiard War Hartis and Easterly with garbled text surrounding battery references.

Kenworthy Indianapolis Kansas City Scor

Ninth Reformation versus Columbia slow ab abates in fix

In a long baseball game, Reform 9 faces Columbia with scattered scoring. Key players include Giovanetti, Marcero, and Broome for Reform while Hildebrand and Nettzey pitched for the Reformation. Umpire Fanshaw presided as teams totaled many bases and runs with late innings defining the outcome.

Sims Harris Rountrees Smith Giovannettiia Marceroo Disher Madigan M.groome Halsilp Steele G.broome VonNerb lKerper Ali Fletcher Rountree King Giogannetti Marceron M. Broome von Herbules Barced Tas Arrora Lattan Baaes Hildebrand Nettnev Wildebrand Nettzey Burugkoal Von Pall— Helm Mr. Fanshaw

Commissioners Defeat Aggies in Departmental League Tilt

Commissioners beat Agriculture 4 to 1 as Jarboe limited Agriculture to four hits. A decisive fifth inning, sparked by three walks and as many singles, produced the winning quartet. Hartley pitched for Agriculture while Jarboe hurled for Commissioners in a tight contest.

Interior and Postoffice Agriculture Jarboe Hartley Commis Abhoad Agricult Abhoak Aullivan Cullinan Rekendortyr le Duc Burke Fraser Hurley Carroll Dampier Ballor McLarnor Hoffman OlWard Murphy Hull Locot Jarbos Jarbos Sullivan Eckandort Firat Marley Ouspsall Jarboo Rounseau Hita Rows Road Jathor Jardoe Ward Umptresler Hughes

Misplay Ends in Fatal, Tigers Edge Nationals in Slugfest

In a tense 1 9 innings, Detroit beats Washington 9 to 5. Veach doubles, Burns and Gandil drive in runs, Foster homers, and Kavanaugh is tagged out on a controversial return. Ayers miscue sparks Detroit’s late rally as Shaw finishes strong for the Tigers.

Schaefer Shaw Jean Dubuc Nationals Nationale Wexter Veach Bush Purtell Foster Kavanaugh Milan Tigers Cobb Gandit Grawford Wiliams Bhanks Morgan Gandil Burns Sstenage Dubue Williams Shanks Ayers Veech Stan‘age Griffmen McBride Achaefer Moeller Jungaleers Crawford Shavanaugh Ibanex Burna Stanage Dubuc Zama AB. R. H Pa. A Ganai Shanka A. Ayers Pe. Shaw Schaeter Detroit BI Bush Burtell Cobb. Crawford Voneh Burne Branane Bubtic Vo Obo Santee Bhai Purtelt Hug Bhanis Buah Barna Butte Burnty Morgan

Favorite Triumphs Over Sherwood In Wild Baseball Clash

In a chaotic game, Favorite defeats Sherwood 9 to 6. Key moments include ONeill pitching, numerous hits by Bard, Porter, and Sherwood players, plus multiple errors and stolen bases. Umpire Mr. Dawson presided as gameplay stretched to 40 minutes with wild plays and defensive miscues shaping the outcome.

Bisherwond O'Neill Daniels Omatarthy Gitager'd Hevany Sona D'Porter Bana Sun'ham Sheamaner Barney Brean Sass Sitler Jaimee Nonne O'Net Toulle Ley Sherwood Hoxch Pitagered Barnes Breea Nolan Bursius O'Nan McCurthy Porter Mil Burslus Jer Nobab Firat Sherwood Bates Sherwrong Balle OW Buscina O'Neil Il Onelit Bilt Burslus McCarthy Bal Porter Sheamaker Miller Bulains Cuuningham Breen Cushingham Roach Buaslux A Cunningham Juasing Passel Dalle Hnone Mr. Dawson Tima

Dunn Sells Two More Players to Louisville Team

Dunn depletes the Orioles by disposing of Midkiff and Daniels in Baltimore on July 14. He adds Third Baseman Midxtt and Outfielder Daniels to Louisville, completing a major shakeup as Barrows and Petrone join the leaguers already offloaded. The Orioles had been on a long hold on the International League title until this upheaval.

Baltimore Tack Dunn Midxtt Daniels Louleville Orioles Thia Ume Barrows and Petrone Dunn Carpentier Charing’ Cross France Strand Seabricht N. J Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club Maurice E. McLoughlin Thomas C. Bundy California McLoughlin Newport Bundy

May Decide League Race in Brookland Church League

Two postponed games may tie up the lead in the Brookland Church League with Wesley versus Methodists and Baptists versus Wesley slated today and tomorrow. Methodists lead with eight wins, two losses, while Baptists are second at seven and three. A potential deadlock could arise. another serial in the circuit begins next Monday. Saturday features a Brookland clash as Fort Myer faces Holocopal, drawing interest.

Berlea Brookland Church League Wesley Vs. Methodists Baptista Va. Wesley Methodists Baptists Brookland Fort Myer Holocopal

Smith Aims to KO Carpentier and claim Johnson title

London July 14 Gunboat Smith vows not to stall for a lengthy decision and plans to KO Carpentier early. He says the bout must determine the champion and will push from the opening bell to topple the Frenchman, leaving no doubt about the world title. Carpentier, optimistic, predicts victory with speed and boxing, while American bettors shift odds as Jacques Johnson looms elsewhere.

London England Carpentier Jack Johnson Smith

Brannigan Seeks Bantam Title Bout With Williams

New York July 14 Patsey Brannigan top bantamweight and former challenger seeks a title clash with champion Kid Williams. Manager Fritz expects a fall or winter match. Brannigan praised for tough pace and near misses against Williams and Conlon.

Patsey Brannigan Kid’ Williams Frank G. Menke New York Kig" Williams Brannigan Harrits Newcastle Wiliams Baltimora Johnny Toulon Johnny Kiibane Championshp Conlon Dougherty Williams Maneager Frits Johnny Dougherty Johnny al McCoy McCoy Dan Morgan Champeon Dough+arty

McLeod Fails To Break Into Open Lead At Shawnee

Fred McLeod of Columbia Club led Washington pros in the Shawnee Country Club third annual open after the first half with 77 and 82 for 159, one stroke from tenth. Isaac Mackie of New York topped 48 pros and two amateurs with 73 76 143 a new course record. Jerome Travers Club sMtohel finished second at 161, James Barnes 154, Tom Anderson 155, George Sargent 167, Donald Ball 175. Sargent and McLeod, former Open champions, struggled compared to Alexander Smith.

Shawnee Fred McLeod Columbia Club Washington Shawnee Country Club Isaac Mackie New York Foe So Mttohel Upper Montclair N. J sJérome Travers James M. Barnes Philadelphia Tom Anderson Montclair George Sargent Chevy Chase Donald Ball Sargent McLeod Alexander Smith Ioleholder

Penn Crew in Regatta for Canadian Title Defense

The University of Pennsylvania will enter the senior eights at the Canadian Association of Cavemen regatta opening July 31 in St. Catharines Ontario. Winnipeg won last year’s Hamlen trophy and is expected to defend the title on its return from England.

Winnipeg Hight St. Catherines Ontario University of Pennsylvenia Winnipeg England

Navy Triumphs Over Forest Service In Walkthrough Game

Navy defeated Forest Service 8 to 2 in a nine inning matchup. Key contributors included pitchers Hamman for Navy and Eatin for Forest Service, with standout hits from Holley Diet and Jaimson. Burrowes and Melvin added solid defense and a late scoring push to seal the win.

Navy Forest Holley Mennan Offungard Mall Olgnats Rane—Hanaz Chatmeon Melvin Hoftean Diete Lamb Burrowes Forget Sérvice Forest Service Fort Service Ballé Hoffman Ennis Hamman Eatin Diet Jaimson Haols Backnes Dietx Hareswet Hungerford Hanus Hottmen Gritin Hansman Chalmson Lane Griffin Hy Boole Hofman

Britain Wins Singles to Reach Davis Cup Prelims

Great Britain defeats France in the preliminary round with Marrogorodato beating de Cougis in three sets 6-1 7-5 7-5. Park then beat Germet in four singles. doubles lost yesterday. English team sails Thursday to practice in Boston before the final round. Seabricht hosts Davis cup trials with McLoughlin Bundy arrival. Kreutzer Frotzheim to sail for US preliminaries.

Wimbledon England Great Britain France Dwight F. Davis Boston T. M. Marrogorodato Max de Cougis Mavrogordato Park Max Germet United States

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