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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1917

Page

11

Demoiselle stakes feature race at Empire City led by Wanheek

New York July 19 Wanheek the inside horse led most of the Demoiselle stakes for two year old fillies at Empire City. Rosie Grady pressed early as the Whitney Ally closed, but Wanheek held on to win, with Quietude fading and Mrs Trobbel Park etc. across the field in the Morrisania Handicap later undercard.

New York Empire City Tohn Sanfords Wan Jheek Rosiey Grady van Robinson Sanford Ally Whitney Andrew Millers Schuttinger Knapp iSchattinger Robinson Bond Aileen O Kleegar Paganini Rowan Rte Hoke Comsora Pinehurst Elizabeth Ho Couplad Xyion Dick Williams Gonnelly Boxton Rosie Grady Quietude Ryan Trobbelpark tArrowwood Knappi

Dauss Holds Yankees As Detroit Wins In July Tilt

Detroit defeats New York 9 to 2 as Dauss limits the Yankees to three hits. Veach doubles, Hellman singles, and Young adds a sacrifice fly in the second inning. Detroit builds on a 2 0 lead and adds six runs in the eighth as New York uunes through bullpen.

Detroit Dauss New York Veady Triple Hellmans Youngs Rik York Bush Mawel Love Hendryx Milter Tutt Veach Ponte Stanage Caldwell Veach Bares— Marsans Harper Marael Rush Young Om Danes Cullop OM Cullop Dauss High Muller Daves Nanamaker Messie RicCormick Nallin Owens

Cooper Holds Braves to Four Scattered Hits

Boston July 18 Cooper held Boston to four hits as Pittaburgh won 6 to 1 to split the six game series. Two errors by Maranville in the first two innings produced three runs. Before the game Boston president Haugh ton presented Honus Wagner with an elaborate fishing outfit.

Boston Cooper Pittaburah Maranville Haughton Honus Wagner Pittaugh Bigbee A 'Trtler Byrer Barnes Allen Tragesser O'Day Harrison Chicago Gainor Williams Barry Ruth Walsh Collins Gainer Rif Gardner Hooper Lewis Ogandl Scott's Risberg Ax Agnew O'Schalk I Williame McMuriis Wolfgang Murphy Genkins Yean Schalk Rune—Barry Gardner Jackson Risberg Felsch Gandil J Collins Schalk Leff OM Williams Wolfeang Williame Imnings Wolting Williama Messrs Pinera and O'Loughlin

Kumagae to Play Here in Red Cross Tennis

New York July 19 Ichiya Kumagae renowned Japanese tennis champion is en route to the United States to compete in the national singles at Forest Hills next month to aid the Red Cross ambulance fund. He was ranked sixth in the world last year the first foreigner to hold that honor. No prizes will be awarded. proceeds benefit the ambulance fund. Miss Mary Browne and Miss Molla Bjurstedt will participate in a series of five matches.

New York Ichiya Kumagae Forest Hills Red Cross Lhaat Mary Browne Molla Bjurstedt

GRIDIRON COACH TO WAR SICS GRIDIRON FUTURE FOR WISCONSIN

Madison Wis July 19 The Wisconsin athletic council and faculty moved to resume athletics in 1917 18 but the war has emptied the coaching staff Dr Paul Withington has joined Harvard Medical School and plans to go to France Most assistants have enlisted or moved to other schools Athletic Director Jones must rebuild with hastily developed athletes as veteran enlistments have depleted every squad.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Army Navy Ambulance Service Athletica Paul Withington Harvard Medical School Tom Jones France Jones Wisconsin

Dodgers Star Ole Olsen Shines in Major League Return

Ole Olsen is delivering standout pitching for the Dodgers, shown by his solid performance and the team’s strong showing. The report notes Olsen’s sharp delivery, effective control, and key moments that helped Dodgers stay competitive in the major league matchup.

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Browns Stun Nationals in Chicago Baseball Showdown

St Louis Browns surged to a 4 to 2 victory over the Washington Nationals, battering Walter Johnson with timely hits. Sisler and Judge produced key runs as Johnson faltered after a prior long outing, while the Browns capitalized on Nationals mistakes to pull ahead.

St Louis Browns Nationals Chicago Walter Johnson Ee Sox Aseard Scorme Johnson Ohnson Shotten Austin Sloan Sisler Leonard Severeid Magee Jacobson Pete Ainsmith Lavan Sotheron Severeld Menosky Washington AB H. PO Tutge Milan Rice Wes Foster Menosky, If Af Leonard Ainymith Johnzon Weer Louis AR BR. H PO A. B! Rhotton Sloan Rf Tacobson Cf Ssaoono Satheron Washington Johnson Judge Tarabson OM Johnson Southeron Rnna hall—Ainsmith Mesars Hildebrang Evans

Martinback Returns Empty-Handed From Western Scouting Trip

St Louis reports Mike Martin back from a Western scouting tour with no ball players signed. He praised pitcher Marshalltown Town’s Red Torkelson as fair and plans to report to Manager Griffith tomorrow. The trip surfaced a highly regarded young pitcher as well.

Detroit Club Entrant Best Among Cruisers

Put-in-Bay Ohio July 19 Alexander McLeod of the Detroit Yacht Club former Interlakel Yachting Association commodore saw Francia TV win the Class F cruisers over 40 feet to 60 feet Mary Belle of Cleveland Yacht Club won the Class EB cruisers under 40 feet Detroit Yacht Club boat Betty H JL in Class EI express cruisers crossed first Detroit Haw H A Parsons Ma hapa IL of Cleveland Yacht Club led Class G cruisers over 60 feet The powerboat races concluded today regatta closes tomorrow with sailing finals

Put-in-Bay Ohio Alexander McLeod Detroit Yacht Club Interlakel Yachting Association Francia TV Mary Belle Cleveland Yacht Club Betty H JL C W Ketcher Detroit H A Parsons’ Mahapa IL

Western Shoot Honors Full-Blood Indian Victor at St Joseph

Hugh McDaniel a full-blood Choctaw Indian won the Western handicap shoot with 97 of 100. Notable scores include Bert Lewin 97 and several others at 94. McDaniel previously offered 50,000 dollars to the American Red Cross fund and made a fortune in oil. The article also notes Wichita acquiring players Holland and Cashion from Minneapolis. Eddie Cicotte praised for control contributing to his game outcomes.

St Joseph Hugh McDaniel McDaniel American Red Cross Bert Lewin Auburn Ill Arthur Killam St. Louis R W Clance Chicago C. W Hymern Davenport

Honus Wagner Honored At Braves Field Game

Boston July 19 observers marked the twentieth anniversary of Honus Wagner’s first major league appearance with a Wagner day during the Pirates at Braves game. Wagner, recovering from spike wounds, traveled from Pittsburgh for the event where the veteran shortstop was the focal point of the celebration. Moose Jaw July 19 Clonie Tait Edmonton defeated Johnny O’Leary Vancouver by knockout in the fifth round, the Canadian lightweight champion’s second KO of O’Leary in a week.

Boston John H Honus”) Wagner Braves Field Pittsburgh Wagner Louisville Washington Moose Jaw Clonie Tait Edmonton Alberta Canada Johnny O'Leary Vancouver Tait O Leary

Potomac pool hosts first all-for-glory swim meet

In Potomac Park yesterday afternoon a municipal pool swim meet featured strong competition with Newby of Central High edging Winkler of Tech in the 50-foot scholastic dash. Von Schelle swept three events including the life-saving race with Rutherford, while also winning the 50-yard Washington Canoe Club race and the 50-yard open.

Potomac Park Newby Central High Winkler Tech Martial von Schelie Rutherford Washington Canoe Club J Shugrue Barford von Schelle Stokes Connelly Nec Junnet Horowitz W R Stokes Washington Capoa Club Central Aerond King Pompe

Long distance race to Baltimore C C concludes with Schmidt win

Edwin Schmidt of Haitimorsa Cross Country Club won the long race under Cherrydale Firemen Association for a roughly 60 mile course from Pennsylvania Avenue to the Cherrydale fair grounds. Baltimore Cross Country’s Korpman was second. Landon H Phillips of Thrifton, Va, third. other finishers include Lahn, Kelly, Younger, Bryant, Montague, Totten, and Roach. Ten prizes were awarded and officials noted.

Edwin Schmidt Haitimorsa Cross Country Club Cherridale Firemens Association Pennsylvania Avenue Thirteenth Fourteenth Streets Fair Grounds Cherrydale Baltimore Schmidt Joe Geiger W Korpman Landon H Phillips Thrifton Mike Lynch Carroll Institute Lahn TFR McCormick John J Campbell John Dugan Louisa Dougher Stephen Baker

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