President Wilson Witnesses Amateur Baseball Game
President Wilson attended an amateur baseball game between the Aggies and Marines in the Departmental League at the White Lot ellipse, applauding the Aggies’ six-run rally in the fifth as they beat the Marines 20 to 6. The day’s double header was scheduled for Agriculture and Postoffice.
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Wilson
Aggies
Marines
Apprause
Agriculture
Postoffice
Clogk
APHA
Abhoalel Chemisan
Otaylor
H.th'son
Olberr
Hanus
Siitratt
Meloy
Ae O Whull
Ward
Cerroll
Groghen
Sullivan
Bailey
Tr Downey
Kelley
Russo
P. Owens
Togh
Ryan—Chamison
Thompson
Hanna
Lynch
Voiman
Taylor
Kerr
Kraft
Murphy
Carroll
Jackson
Downey
Bono
Owens
Crow Areles
Balle
Greg Aba
Busio
Croghan
Goode
Rupao
Ruse
McGrath
H. Thompson
Cunningham
Wotman
Murphy Q
Haana
Tas Russo
Croghen
Paased ‘Pulle
Hughes
Geme
Howell High Gun in Handicap Shoot at Wilmington
George M. Howell of Northumberland Pa won a shoot-off in a five man tie for high amateur in the Hastern handicap event at the eastern handicap championship shoot. Howell with 18 yards made twenty straight targets in the decisive round. Other contenders included Dr. Walter Clark of Boston at 68 yards and R. F. Hall of Waynesboro Va at 8 yards who had nineteen. The tied contestants had each broken 95 of 100 in the prior round yesterday.
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Wilmington
Del
George M. Howell
Northumberland
Interstate Association
Howell
Walter Clark
Boston
R. F. Hail
Waynesboro
Ted
Halli
Clark
M. L. Wise
Marynville
W. H. Jones
Macon
Catholic Over Episcopal In Brookland League Bout
Catholic defeated Episcopal in the Brookland League by 138 to 3. Pitcher Jim Beckett, formerly of Brookland A C, worked for the winners. Line scores show Catholic with several players contributing. Julian hit a home run and multiple two-base hits noted. Umpire was Ralph Simons. duration one hour twenty minutes.
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Immanuel
Whitney
Abhoah Osea
Hudson
Impeon
Echultz
Winmayer
Cash
Atv
Gossford
Herr
Sigourney
Dikez
Friede
Baunders
Ib Hollmen
Ol Barrett
Lowe
Tosh
Philleps
Waltenb'g
Thompson
Coe Am Yotala
Immanuele
Runt
Sim
Gesaford
Hoffman
Wattenden Schulz
Het Peet Saundera
Barrett
Philli
Gessford
Phh- Ip
Geseford
Simpson
Wen. Schultsz
Bowen
McIntosh
Saundare
Philips
Géasfard
Bells
Mr. Ross
Catholic
Episcopal
Brookland
Jim Beckett
Brookland A. C
Abhoa BI Catholic
Abhoae Dougherty
Brooke
Kause
Maston
Tansill
Sargent
Rumi
Brooks
Megrath
Julien
J. Beckett
Ugherty
Cruickshanks
Balia
Omr Parham
Beckett
Julian
Magvath
Ralph Simons
Amateur Games Today Across Local Leagues
Brookland League features Methodist vs Rap, Capital City League shows Bankers against Waverley, Central and Eastern Leagues list postponed games, Departmental Postoffice vs Aggies, East Washington St Agnes against First Methodist, Federal Open date, Marquette Trinity includes St Stephen's, Northwest Sunday Schools and Potomac Congress Heights clash, with several leagues postponed.
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Methodists
Rap
Bankers Va
Waverley
Postofice
Ag+ gies
East Washington
St. Agnes Va
First Methodist
Marquette
Trinity
St. Stephen's
Northwset
Sehea
Congress Heights
Stirring Windsor steeplechase finish and drifting close call
Stirring Windsor races produced tight finishes led by Weil edging Jack Dennerson by a nose in the steeplechase. Moving Picture from Robert Davies stable upset 1-to-6 favorite Lepchares by a nose in the 60 furlongs for year olds. Multiple races cited with close margins and several non-winners listed, including Pursa Purse and others.
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Washington Post
Detroit
Windsor
Weil
Jack Dennerson
Robert Davies
Lepchares
Pursa
Requiram
Montour
Serenata
Taylor
Buss
McDonald
Mary Ann
Summer Hill
Racewall
Bowser
Jack Denserlen
Pearce
Wilson
Urile
Diebota
Fur- Jongs
Moving Picture
Moody
Leochares
Buxton
Knapp
Artera
Purae
Adams
Bill
Teahan
Ward
Battery
Trovato
Fred Levy
Heesen
Font
Martin
Deronda
Russell McGhi
Chemuipo
Black River
Cateliia Algo
Waldo Briggs
Gooze
Marshall
Kateria
T. M. Eckert
Connelly
Tod
Fil
Annie Sellers
Miss Jonah
Foxcraft
Mancer Jim
Americans Sweep to Davis Cup Qualifier Victory
The United States defeated Canada in three straight sets at Wimbledon to take a commanding lead in the final round of the Davis Cup preliminary tournament. R Norris Williams defeated B P Schwengers 6-4 6-2 6-4, and Maurice McLoughlin beat R B Powell 10-9 6-1 6-4 in singles. Experts say only one more Canadian win can prevent U
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Schwengers
McLoughlin
Powell
England
Wimbledon
United States
Canada
Dwight T. Davia
Iead
Wiliams
McTaughtin
MnLoughlin
Aentus
Ald Hey
Willams
Harold H Hackett
New York
Tracery Wins Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park
Belmont entry Tracery ridden by Whalley wins the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park for 3 and 4 year olds over 1% miles. Louvois takes second and Bachelor's Wedding third among seven runners. Jockey A Whalley, who rode Tracery today, previously rode Mr. Belmont's top horse at Ascot when the mount was thrown. Tracery recently insured for 150000 dollars.
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Whalley
Sandown
Sandown Park
England
Belmont
Louvois
A. Whalley
Mr. Belmont
Ascot
Tracery
Play Benefit Ball Game For Frank Goebel
Government Frinting Office teams from Central Ninth and East Washington Sunday School League play at American League park this afternoon to raise funds for Frank Goebel who remains in serious condition after a jaw surgery. The game begins at 3 o'clock. Olympia Athletic Club beat Griff Athletic Club 6 to 4 in a fast contest with Miller striking out eighteen. Dimmick and Gennisberg contributed strong performances.
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East Washington
American League Park
Frank Goebel
Goebel
Olympia
Olympia Athletic Club
Griff Athletic Club
Miller
Dimmick
Gennisberg
Rere i
Condensed Baseball Notes on Standings and Players
A compact recap of recent baseball action detailing attendance figures for a Nationals game, standings shifts as Yankees and Tigers gain, and notable performances. Highlights include Chappelle’s two extra base hits, Chief Bender’s nine inning complete game, and several trades and prospects affecting teams across the league.
Minor League Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues
In the American Association Columbus and Minneapolis split a fraternal game with a 2 3 result in the second contest. International League saw Toronto defeat Rochester 3 2 and Newark top Providence 8 4. Other leagues listed included Nashville over Montgomery, Birmingham’s 11 run game, and Tristate matches in York and Wilmington going 14 innings.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisvlle
Toledo
Kansas City St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toronto
Rochester
Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Allentown
Trenton
Harrisburg
Atlantic City
York
Wilmington
First Pres Defeats St Joseph In Low Scoring Tilt
First Presbyterian edged St Joseph Holy Name 8 to 4 as Masino pitched well and French allowed runs late. Key hits came from Combs, Cotton, Roche, and Miller with several players stealing bases and a trio of three-base hits by Moye Giovanoni Miller and Kirkley. Time 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Ey Sa
Nate
Grevan
Bosley
Muiros
Kirkley
Ohilleary
G.masino
Moye
Combs
Cotton
Masino
Roche
Homan
Mulroe
Hilleary
Nope
Fripp
Miller
French
Baske
Joseph's
Holy Name
Basle
Giovanoni
Nops
Siroma
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Ufineh
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Douglas
Erry
Tipton
Brady
Holden
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Flaherty
Daughton
T.lloyd
Davis
Presbyterian
Basia
Lloyd
Jeffres
Jeffree
J. Flaherty
Simms
Sacriaco
Dodge
L. Flaherty
Perry
Mr. Jaeschke
Geme
Montreal Horse Results Race Day at Fifty Furlongs
Montreal results list multiple races with purse events and selling races. Dust Pan led in first race with Time 1 01 5. Winala McGee won the second race, Spitfire runner-up. Karme led the third race with Facing Belle second. Anned won the fourth race while Cuttyhunk took the fifth. Ceol won the sixth race over Son of Rocks with Pewars third.
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Killingworth
Ancon
Dreyer
Yaenkes Lotus
la Sa Ja
Vyenoven
Joe Galtons
Ethelburg II
Protagoras
Boano
Winala McGee
Morips
Spitfire
Adams
Kettledrum
Snyder
Claraquet
Dragonfy
the Parson
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Philips
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Stirling
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May Bride
Lucetts
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Anned
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Chilton Squaw
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Warrington
Rusticane
Yankee Lady
Ynce
Susan
John Marrs
Miss Menard
Tackle
Paul Davis
PTH
Cuttyhunk
Knight
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iGnydéer
Gelden Treasure
Montclair
Tania
Ceol
Son of Rocks
Pewars
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Pirot
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Ovelando
Belmont Park
Windsor Race Day Entries Come In From City Tracks
Windsor hosts a crowded program with multiple purses, selling races for ages two and up across six to seven events. Notable contenders include Puris entries Venus Urania, Vale of Avoca, and Battle Song, with principal purses at 600 dollars and a 31,506 dollar stakes for older horses. Belmont Park and race lists extend to two year olds, handicaps, and steeplechase, featuring dozens of named horses and jockeys across straight and mixed distances.
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Canada
Venus Urania
Vale of Avoca
John Bowman
Battle Song
Mausolus
Conneff
Batauche
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Jonquil
Rye Straw
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Henry Hutchin
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Cutter
Moonlight
Tom Sawyers
Freak Wooden
Black Q Cearbrook
Orowoc
Mother Ratcher
Sitriz
Jesquphurn
Mont- G. H. Potter
Tick
Rash
Forehead
Coppertown
Walée Briggs
Lake Erie meet heats in brisk July at Bradford Pa
Getaway day races on the Lake Erie trotting meet produced wins by Field horses in events two and three. Pacing records included Curtla Bell and The Midget with notable times. A separate note highlights dancers flocking to Chevy Chase Lake after Marine Band concerts as the pavilion becomes the resort hotspot.
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Ruch
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Shipshewana King
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