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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1913

Page

35

Ninth Street Church Eclipses First M. P. for East Washington Pennant

Ninth Street Christian Church routed First M. P 15 to 0 to seal a likely East Washington League pennant race win. The Ninth street squad showed broad strength with Becher on the mound and strong hitting from the Broome brothers Milton and Charles along with Monk Walters Gill Cassidy and Yum Moreland. Postseason plans for August 16 loom as commissioners plan the series while amateur day at American League park is called off due to lack of interest.

Ninth Street Christian Church First M. P East Washington Ninth M. P Ninth Street Buck Becker Becher Broome Brothers Milton Charles Sta East Washington Clicut Monk Walters Gill Cassidy Moreland Cassidy American League Park Nationals

Post's Amateur Directory listing youth clubs and addresses

The Post's Amateur Directory lists numerous A C and Junior clubs with captains and addresses across Washington Maryland and Virginia. It includes 14 to 16 year olds from Bladensburg Crescent Georgetown and Highlanders among others, with contact points at several streets and avenues and notes the directory appears in the pink sheet every Sunday.

Bladensburg Cubs C. M. Keane Hf Street A. C Albert Jonen George Laux C. M.boteter Georgetown A. C E. BE. Kraemer Georgetown Fred Ber Griff Martin Wiegand Golden Stars Pearson George Henry School Howard Ciacel Highlanders Mattthew Noone Oakland A. C Charles Keane Royal A. C Wiliam Keane Seaton Darrell Linkima South Capitol Speed Boys Harold Fai V. V. Geradl St. Paul Juniors Lowrey N. Coe Tanglewood A. C Herman Altman Victor A Manangers Estrive Sporting Department of the Post

Harvard Crews Not Given Test in Rowing Shift

A Boston sporting note reports a Harvard rowing issue with a grad saying he is tired of traveling to New London to watch Yale walk away from competition. The item emphasizes tension over shifting schedules and access to tests. It names Harvard and Yale and mentions New London.

New London Walk Away Yale Poughkeepsie Thames Hudson Cornell Columbia Syracuse Washington Wisconsin Jeaders Courtney Pennsylvania Vivian Nichalls Plis Ward W Nichalls England Leander Rowing Club London Oxford University Uy Nicholls Detroit Rowing Club Contbear Seattle Harvard Thamed New Haven L Irie Princeton Poughkerpsie

McLaren Leads Treasury League Batting After Season

Statistics compiled by H. B. Hills show McLaren of N.B.A. as top batsman with an average around .65. Walker of Civil Service is second and W. Hall of the same team third. Civil Service leads club batting. Hydro places second despite finishing last. All-star nine chosen by Disie features McLaren and Hamill among pitchers.

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Chicago Washington game shown on score board at National Theater

A live visual of the Chicago versus Washington game will be displayed this afternoon at the Nations Theater. Two teams of mannequins will perform, with players and umpires in action and each movement shown instantly as if spectators were at the grounds. The game starts at 4 oclock local time, with seats going on sale at 11 oclock.

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Baseball Recap From First Page Contests

Highlights from multiple games: Burns and Devore clashed with tabbed outfield changes, Janvrin and other Red Sox players delivered key hits, Cobbs returned with two-hit effort, and Carrigan’s pitchers Fee ter and Leonard contributed in a doubleheader. Chappelle and Ch icago/Philadelphia clashes featured multiple hits and fielding plays. Brown and Chappelle influenced the Athletics and Browns standings as Pittsburgh won and Boston closed gap on Brooklyn with Dodgers’ form raising hopes for a fifth-place rise. Cooper held Roanoke to three hits in a two-game split, and former Naps players Baskette and Land appeared for Toledo in a Kansas City loss. Lush managed Toronto in a rough second game as Rochester delivered 23 hits and 18 runs.

Browns Hold Off Nationals Amid Heated Baseball Details

Griffith denies waivers for Hughes or La Porte and defends his stance as Engel and Gandil spark late plays. Evans and Sheridan impress with steady handling, while Agnew shines with two runners caught. Athletics face a Browns four game series as Nationals flee hot St. Louis.

Agnew Browns Athletics Nationals St. Louis

Squeeze Play Decides As Boston Edges Chicago In OT

Boston wins 5 4 after Schulte and Lord homer tie game. Mann doubles with Myers on squeeze to seal seventh inning victory over Chicago in 1 hour 45 minutes. Leach and Dickson star with solid hitting and clutch runs.

Boston Schulte Hade Chicago Lord Mann Mann and Myers ARHOA Arhoae Leach Mareny’e Lerd oConnelly Gj Mann of Sweeney Miller Myers Corriden O Smith Needham Whaling Cheney OlRarider Connelly Schulte Evers Sweeney Corridon Sailor Maranville Phelan Balle O' Cheney Om Dickson Dickson Umphea O'Day Emelle

German Pugilists Lead Early Boxing Fame

The article credits Billy Papke and Joe Wolgast as the two German Americans who first elevated German boxers in the sport, with Papke winning the world lightweight title from Ketchel and Wolgast becoming lightweight champion after defeating Nelson. It notes other German Americans who showed promise but did not reach similar heights. It mentions Ketchel, Nelson, Gans, and Kaufman as related figures, and recalls Wolgast’s notable battles and the decline of their careers.

Pugnam America Billy Papke Spring Valley Papke Wolgast Cadillac Mich Michigan Milwaukee Charlie Neary Neary Brown New York Pat’ Brown Hibbing Minn Leo Houck Lancaster al Kaufman California Waterloo Gothge Kapke Billy Alnois Stanley Ketchel Ketchel Stanley Ketehel Cat Bat Nelson Nelson Gans

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