Hellen and Lewis Reach Bachelor Lawn Tennis Final
Arthur Hellen and George Lewis advance to the Bachelor Club final at Woodley Lane in Washington after close matches. Hellen beat Gore and Herrie, while Lewis defeated Hillyer in a high class semifinal, setting up a title clash at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellen
Lewis
Ay W. H. Hottel
Arthur Hellen
George Lewis
Bachelor Lawn Tennis Club
Woodley Lane
A. J. Gore
Beme
C. Herrle
St. Lewis
Douglas Hillyer
Hillyer
A. W. Howard
Washington
Arthur Hollen
M. Karcher
J. Gore
H. B. Gregory
To Herris
B. Y. Webb
A. Flachey
H. B. Burton
A. Calder
C. M. Meculloch
M. Trumbull
Flournoy
A. E. Lewis
G. H. Dawson
Hoellen
Gore
Harris
Fischer
G. L. Lewis
A. H. Dutton
H. Gower
J. Maury Dove, Jr
Calder
A. EH. Lewis
GL. Lewin
Herrie
Gower
Helsen
Lewin
Bachelors
Richmond
Country Club of
Virginia
Théra
G. Sextet
Howard
Fincher
Culber Leads White Flyer Gun Club Marksmen
Culber led the White Flyer Gun Club in a biweekly shoot, breaking 36 of 100 targets. W S Duvall was second with 7 hits. Also noted are scattered scores for other shooters and a plan to replay the first Chicago vs Washington game using a Plasograph at the Columbia Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Culber
White Flyer Gun Club
W. S. Duvall
Boc
OS Duvall
Ford Af
Finch Il Adama
Jett
Fisher
Chicago
Washington
Columbia
Monday Racing Entries Show Mix of Sprints and Stakes
Heavy listing of Monday racing entries across seven races with multiple horses per event. Entries include names such as Raigh Lloyd Fernia Molsent Union Jack Tillie's Night Husky Lad and Union Jack in race one. Luthor Prospect Jack Kavanaugh King Bor Queen Sam in race two. Brave Cunarder Amazement Usher Patrick Rutledge in race three. Melton Street Hamilton Samuel Rodever Plabbergast in race four. Diamond Cinster Emerald Gem Bare Around Chlors Ht Laura in race five. Hapultepec Heart Bits Bally Vanderveer in race six. Wiecansukee Camevia Riz Mum Lub Ya la in race seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parea
Raigh Lloyd
Fernia
JH Houghton
Molsent
Chemulon
Ins Lahord
Union Jack
Tillie
Husky Lad
Russell Go GI
Luthor
Prospect
Jack Kavanaugh
King Bor
Queen Sam
Glass
Speaker Clark
Queed
Gen
Ben Ledi
Old Tank
Fardoodle
Bittra
Silteay
Earl of Savoy
Wentworth
Trovato
Evelyn York
End of Savoy
Trovato Hayes
Benanet
Self- Inc
Seerata
Bally Vanderveer
Wiecansukee
Camevia
Mum
Lub
Yala
Waathes
Lahore First by a Head in Kings County Handicap
New York racing notes show Lahore narrowly beating Donald MacDonald by a head in the Kings County Handicap at Belmont Park amid a crowded field. Meridian faltered late lean, while Meridien carried weight and finished lame foreleg, Lahore prevailing in a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahore
New York
Belmont Park
Donald MacDonald
Meridian
Thouands
Robert Oliver
Butwell
Delft
Traxler
Gallop
Wilson
Lady Grant
Atraight
Ivabel
Campbell
Bouncing Lass
Kartick
Gven
Discovery
tWoltey
Deduetton
Joming Coon
Double F
Greulda
Melville
Water Wells
Travel Light
Kate K
Fond
Little Hugh
Luria
Progressive
Lickie
McCohey
Bally Clift
Nicklaus
Davies
Sprite
Hester Prynne
Hesem
Isidora
Kings County
Malles
Donald McDonald
Meridien
Rightmire
George Eno
Booth
Owanux
Wolfe
Brosseau
Clark
Garth
May Dora
Walsh
Fireside
Woite
Elblod
Radtkel
Ato
Tite
Satage
Connemara Sitime
Tea Enough
Ring Marshal
Kotoriety
Liv Orme
Ash Can
Grand Circuit pinnacles at Pittsburgh meet with $19,000 purses
Get-away day features the grand circuit in Pittsburgh with several stakes offering purses around $19,000. Notable entries include the Keystone trot, the Pace and the Derby, with times and contenders such as Peter Johnston Cegatilia and Hollyrood Kate among a crowded card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Cascade
Rodner
Robert Minot
Bros
Ruth McGregor
Murphy
King Brook
McCarthy
Yva Cord
Geerst
the Wanderer
Denyon
Oakdale
Grog
Acuif
Cheeney
Bom
Fleming
Esther W
Rhythmell
Andrews
Keystone
Peter Johnston
Cox
Cegatilia
Ruby Waters
Boc
Wright
McDonald
Hollyrood Bertha
Dodge
Benyon
Sweet Spirit
Magowan
Pitt del Rey
B. S
Viank Bogush, Jr
Venepty
Foote Prince
Pitman
Leata
Childs
Rex Hart
Pennny Ivan - Cage
Grady
Tommy Horn
B. G
Densmore Bos
Lay Grattan Chow
Brighton
Ransiok
Brady
Aaron Detray
Rodney
Ds Baring
Washington Canoe Club Dominates Potomac Regatta
Washington Canoe Club scored 56 points to Potomac Boat Club s 40 in the Potomac upper river regatta. Washington swept events from singles to doubles with Rutherford and Rivero among top winners, while the Chub fours and upset races drew strong crowds along the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Canoe Club
Potomac
Potomac Boat Club
Washington
L Ke
Inald Rutherford
H. M. Rivero
Potomace
Rivero
Rutherford
Zirpel
Hammer
Camp
Thrall
Mash
Roberts
Rivera
Riverside Canoe Club
B. M Nash
J. A. Collier
Whellington
A. M. Cutts
C H Pardoe
Washington D C
H M ‘Rivera
Fyp. Chamberlain
Hiles Jardoe
Kelley Pardoe
Krazy Kamp Club
J. ¢. Dulin
Hoop. Roberts
R. G. Clark
A. DB Diskman
Mi Davidson
Washington C O
R. M_ Rivera
BE. L. Machmeyer
Jet
Vandergrift
F. T. Chamberlain
Serond
A. W. Burch
J. A Collier
Purdy and Kramskopf
Riverside
Reginald Rutherford
D A Dalachmutr
Shinkton
HB Rivers
FT. Chamberlain
Miss Hinzen
Potomar
C Macdonald
Miss Dosle
H. VY Rouse
Miss Pierre
HW Rivera
LG Rutherford
D. A. Delashmuit
Anabatan
Hammer End Camp
U S Players Win Right to Challenge English Davis Cup
Wimbledon reports the United States earns a challenge round by beating Canada in doubles 6-1 6-3 12-14 and taking two singles wins yesterday. Hackett and McLoughlin overpower Canadian captain Powell and Schwengers to reach the final against Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
United States
Canada
Harold H. Hackett
New York
Maurice B. McLoughlin
San Francisco
R. B. Powell
B. P. Schwengers
Hackett
McLoughlin
Schwengers
Powell
All-England Tennis Club
R. Norris Williams
Wallace F. Johnson
Bnetien
C. P. Dizon
J. C. Parke
A. W. Gore
H. Raper Barrett
United State
Tera
Jane Rered
Misfired targets at Alahostan Gun Club meet
R D Jones was top amateur at the Alahostan Gun Club weekly shoot yesterday afternoon, scoring 9 hits out of 100 with perfect 15 target runs in the second and fifth events. Pro Harry Welles led overall with 16 straight in the second and fifth events, while missing in other rounds. Dulaney and Kirkpatrick led doubles with 34 of 48 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Jones
Harry Welles
Welles
W. DP. Dulaney
RD. Kirkpatrick
Capablanca Extends Masters Chess Lead With Eighth Victory
New York July 19 J R Capablanca of Habans and R T Black of Brooklyn met in the masters chess tournament Capablanca playing the Petroff defense won in fifteen moves to reach eight wins in as many games none lost Black faced defeat in short order keeping Capablanca atop the event with perfect score through eight rounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capablanca
New York
J. R. Capablanca
Habans
R. T. Black
Brooklyn
Nee
Petroft
Minor League Baseball Scores From Various Leagues Today
Baseball results across American Association International League Southern and other circuits show a slate of games with miscues, second games and extra innings. Notable outcomes include Rochester routing Toronto twice and several doubleheaders ending early or in rain affected play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Newark
Providence
Rochester
Toronto
Thompson resigns from Mount St. Mary's athletics
Michael J Thompson resigns after three years as Mount St Marys College Mount St Marys athletic instructor and football expert. A former Georgetown University athletic director, he plans to retire from athletics and enter business after officiating and refereeing Blue and Gray meets. Previously at Washington College he led athletics and served on the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary’s College
New York
Michael J. Thompson
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Thompson
Georgetown University
Blue and Gray
Mount St. Mary's
Washington College
Jiggs Donahue Dies at Columbus Ohio
Jiggs Donahue star first baseman for the Chicago White Sox in 1906 world series, dies at Columbus State hospital from pneumonia. Burial planned in Springfield. Donahue began with St. Louis, moved to Milwaukee then White Sox, helped win 1906 title with fine fielding. He later played in Chicago, ran bowling alleys, and faced health decline after asylum confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Jiggs" Donahue
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Columbus State Hospital
Springfield
Donahud
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Iater
White Sox
Felding la
Washington
Chicago
Donahue
Oxon Hill Defeats Highland A in Potomac League
Clever twirling by Mattingly featured Oxon Hill's 12 to 6 win over Highland A. Fisher and Dyer starred with multiple hits. Highland’s offense struggled, leaving Oxon Hill ahead after innings and finishing strong with key runs and fielding plays. Also notes include a local theater portrayal of a Nationals vs Chihara game and word on Emil Voigt’s return to England to continue his athletic career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epheieas
Waverley Yeaterday
Waverley
Arhoa
Arhoarb McDond
Boykin
Meyers
Hayes
Morris
Rawlings
OM McDid
Lriddie
T.breen
Davis
Modollek
West
Stanton
Ol Murphy
Nelman
Sitar Dow
Bankers
D. Breen
Mattingly
Oxon Hill
Highland A. 1
Beore Highland
Oxon
Bluman
Rodar
If Avis
Highland
Fisher
Dyer
Bury Skillman
Keyser Razeo
N Fisher
E Fisher Sweenes Aager
Rowe
Hetsketl
Rush Farrel
Garden Theater
Moore's Garden Theater
Nationals
Chihara
Voigt
England
Emil Voigt
Australia
Amateur games tomorrow across multiple leagues
Brookland League Baptist faces Catholic in a twin bill while Cornell meets Bankers in City League. Central League pits Printers against Y M, and Eastern League matches Shamrocks against Gon gtecaionals. Federal and Potomac leagues feature Petworth versus Fairmont and Congress Weights against Oyen HIM. Northwest Sunday School and Marquette leagues also list St Paul, Calvary and Medicoare in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookland League
Baptist
Catholic
Caprini City
Cornell
Bankers
Central League
Printers
Y. M. Mal
Postofice Ve
East Washington
Agnes Ye
What Presbyterian Eastern League
Shamrocka Va
Gongtecaionals
Federal League
Petworth
Fairmont
Marquette
Medicoare
Bt. Joseph
Northwest Sunday School League
St. Paul Ws
Calvary
Potomac League
Congres Weights
Oyen Him
Trinity Cinches Marquette Flag in Narrow 5 4 Win
Trinity defeated St Stephen's 5 to 4 in a tense Marquette League battle. Key hits by O'Brien and Sutton featured, including a circuit drive with a man on by O'Brien as the ninth inning produced the winning margin before the first out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
St. Stephen’s
O'Brien
Sutton
St. Ste
Torrey
Oldfield
Murphy
Conlon
Feman
Arlor
Irkland
Halloran
Titones
Baio
GiFearson
Bt. Stephen's
Tennity
J. McDonow
Kirkland
Donnelly
Holloran
Dinaidean
Jones
Tr Mee Dongugh
St. Stephen's
St Stephen's
Balla
Hy McDonough
Hite
McDonough
Thompson
O'Drien
J McDonough
Evans
Taylor
T McDonough
Annaldson
Dowdle
Hallorah
First M. P. Clashes With St Agnes In East Washington League
First M. P. defeated St Agnes 2 to 2 in a pitched battle as Hughes held the opposition to few hits and fanned seven. Lineups show Claude and Chapin among top hitters for the winners while St Agnes contributions include several runs on timely hits. Final totals reflect a tight game with multiple errors and strategic plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
St. Agnés
Hughes
Milter
Cohih
Chapin
Bmilthean
Ol Frazler
Fo Roberts
Hettrich
Bussturg Strothers
Kartted
Firet
Normian
Haberts
Miller
Cabill
Heinrich Bursius
Bute
Pouble
Robert
Smithson
Strothers
Eckert
Cobill
Bilty
Hekert
Jmecachke
Benefit Game in Potomac League Clashes Congress Heights and Steel Plant
In the Potomac League a benefit match pairs Congress Heights against Steel Plant today. Proceeds go to Bit Johnson, Steel Plant player injured recently. The 2 PM match is part of Taconic Golf Cup events with Herreshoff in Manchester Vermont on July 19. Frederick Herreshoff of Garden City won today’s final match for the Taconic Cup against A K Kerr of South Shore Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Golf Association
Homewood Links
Warren K. Wood
Beares
Western Gold Association
Charles Evans, Jr
Edgewater
K. H. Edwards
Midlothian
Homewood
W. I. Howland
Grenview
Tor Mave
Charles Evana
Congress Heights and Steel Plant
Bit” Johnson
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Herreshoff
Manchester
Aggies extend win streak in departmental league play
Aggies swept Postoffice in two games 11 to 8 and 13 to 5 to stay within a half game of Interior, with Postoffice taking an early lead in the opener before Aggies tied it and then pulled away. The second game stayed tight until the fifth inning when Aggies forged ahead, with Tuesday's matchup against Interior shaping the championship decider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggies
Walloping
Interior
Larry Bidsnesa
Hoan Thomas
Taylor
Bradie
Beard
Babiton
Anderson
GiMurphy
Wem
O Ward
Lyons
OlCarroll
Rt Clear
giJeckson
Fenton
Omu
McCorm'k
Obelley
iDowney
Kelley
Dsness
Downey
Thomas
Bradley
Deard
Kerr
Babbington
Murphy
Downes
Technoubernes
Postoffice
Awmeiss
Anderson Beard
Brad— Jer
Watderr
Bailey
McCormick
Eldsness
Mr Panshaw
Abhoa HK Aggies
McCorm
Batley
Ais
Eee
Baptist Beats Methodists In Brookland Sunday League
Baptist led early and held on to defeat Methodist 7 to 4 in a fast Brookland Sunday School League game. Key players included Louthan Shipley Prim and Clagett for Baptist while Flood and Clagett pitched. The contest lasted about one hour and nine minutes with notable hits and defensive plays from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Brookland
Methodiet
Ta & Boore
Methodist Abhoa B Baptist
Abhoas Weal
Louthan
Herr
i[Childrens
HK How
UlFicod
L Bore Co
Bailey Theoree Clagett
Batiz
Childrens
Flood
Batley
Shipley
Primi
Et Clagett
Yeniage
Ty Clagett
Clagete
Hon
Fieed
Clagett
Watson
Hell
Ship
Childress
Bailey
Suipley
Clagetti
Karl Simone
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Newport
Lou" Fischer
Herrle
Henry M. Barry
Senator Volt
Rhode Island
Bachelor Club
Columia Country Club
Connie
California
Agricultural Department
Doyle
Fred Colston
Culber
Windsor
Hathae
Artku
Littie Repel
Spyder
Sug Fren
Madwe
Skirvin
Tom Hancock
Ibsen
Buch
McIntyre
Sun Guide
Jenson
Prince Poon
Killingsworth
Kinder Lou
Senator Jim
Phew
Fairy Godmother
Angier
Adama
Ursula Emma
Dreyer
Klitery
Loz
Moore
Bad News
Veneta Strome
Galliwog
Maxton
Oakley
Seonter Sparks
Lady Rankin Leo
Warrington
John Marrs
Franklin
Quincy Balle
Phillips
Tiny Tim
Johnny Wise
Gol
Brown
Tannie
Indlaion
Bayder
Joe Giltena
Berugitta
Adams
Camel
Jean ‘Tite Tan
Toisonade
Don Carse
Anson Seo
Baventh
Itishtown
Bar
Venus Araba
Grey
Mausolus
Martin
Johan Bowman
Rattle ‘Dong
Vale of Avoca
J. P. Conneff
Breast Plate
Furse
Furlonga
Hopkins
Theodore Cook
Ward
Inlan
Newton
Batouche
Rosamary
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Chemulpe
Jonquil
Rye Straw
Hobby Boyer
Just Red
Montour
Goode
As. John Reardon
Towton Field
Pontchartrain
Prince Ahmed
Devendey
Rifle Brigade
Scharff Wito
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Adelante
Upwart
Jeanpoint
Boas
Monteur
Moornett
Cedarhveek
Ory
Washington Club
Bloomer Girls
Union League Park
Mhicaya Bloomer Girls
Ito Star Teft-Wand Gateher
U.S
Analostan Gun Club
Warren Wood
American Association
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Mertz and Mertz Co., Inc
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Trinity Cinches Marquette Flag
Ita
ST. Agnes
Methodist
Nokes
Electrascore
Sardou
Theodora
Garden Symphony Orchestra
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