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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1912

Page

14

Cross Beats Brown In Dramatic Ring Showdown

New York June 3 A boxing bout between Cross and Brown drew 3,000 fans under Billy Gibson as Cross dominated after a tense early exchange. Brown endured legible punishment with a bruised nose and rocky balance, finally succumbing in the seventh round after a sharp right uppercut and powerful finish.

Cross Tia Hepa Carter Astoone Treemman Brown Alt Cross Ble Billy Gibson Kawn Crosa Seus Truss

Montreal Racing Entries Branched For Several Stakes

A jumbled list shows two year olds and up in multiple races at a Montreal meeting with entries including Mary Ber, Captain Elliost, Spring Up, Maris T, Early Light, Janus, Brask Eye, Susan, Serind cae Seiling, Lomita Herbart Turner, Tha Agnar, Bertiz, Fisnitaca, Dutch Rukh, Lesh Lot, Star Charter, Light n My Lie, Baymion, Questinn Mark, Heretic, Dynadan, Geneva, Striker, Pith race Handicap, Prophet, Lampblack, Colonel Hanteway, Colonel Holloway, Fau-th, and many others. several stakes names and distances are listed along with mixed odds and weights. The narrative also notes a selling race and a 34 mile handicap, with entries like Ancon, Bald Doyle, Jimmie Gill, Merlin, Gold Color, Obscenion Hoonsh, and Louie Wideig. Weather is stated as clear with a track at Nashville Games Transferred, and a separate note about a three-game baseball series in Little Rock between Nash ville and Mobile.

Montreal Flint Mary Ber Aptain Elliost Maris T Janus Brask Eye Susan Lomita Herbart Turner Tha Agnar Va Haldeman Bertiz Fisnitaca John Patternon Holloway Ron KR Beverwyck Geneva Striker the Wall Little Hugh Buskin the Prophet Lampblack Samuel R. Meyer Senator Sparks Bouningasa Clan Alpine Turoige Nan Ferguson Gertrude Hil Hightone Eva Trveon Elizebethen Iserarde Bobi'n Westbury Prince Gal Cotta Bald Doyle Ronald Genes Jimmie Gill Merlin George Puimat Merry Beau Kinter Low Barbara Worth Cordie Plumerat Elizabeth Harvard JH. Reed

RACKETERS IN TOURNEY PLAY

Twenty matches decided on the Bachelors' courts in the middle Atlantic championship tennis tourney first day. Bates beat Hellen after a close set, with 5-7 7-5 6-4. Howard fought hard to beat Wilkinson 6-4 8-6, then edged Lewis 10-8 in the final set. Leech sprained an ankle and forfeited after leading 4-1 in the second set.

W. H. Hottel A. Hellen F. J. Bates Gil al Howerd Bachelors Club Wilkinson Navy Howard G. L. Lewis Leech A. ¥. Leech C. Herrle Bach Norris McLean C. A. Barnard C. A. Slater Entvlea E. J. Buckingham A. J Gore T Heath H. Lerch D Hillyer H Sargent A. W. Howard G. L. Lewin Herrick BR. Ls N McLean Barnard T. Chapman W. C. HI M. Trumbull Catholic University T. Hyde A. E. Lewin RW. Hills Chevy Chase E.boyle Georgetown University F. Simmons Hurley G. Pearson N. McLean A Slater GL. Lawla Hornidge Buckingham Herrick Ye Heath Hillyer Trumbull Chapman A. E Lewis Fischer Hackett O'Royle Hellen Heryie Marley Woodward Wilson McLean Graves Deakin Va Fischer-Hackett Britton

Manhattan Edges Pepco 3 2 In Hard Batter’s Duel

In a pitchers battle Hughes tops Sullivan as Manhattan defeats Pepco 3 to 2 at First and M streets northeast. Dampler shines around the initial corner while Donnelly and Fury pace the hitting. Aggies topple Government Fronting Office 7 to 5 on the White Lot with steady defense. Belmonts beat YMCA 8 to 3 to regain Monumental League lead, Stringer’s 13 strikeouts fueling the win.

Hughes Sullivan Manhattan Pepco First M Streets Scott Dampler W. Donnelly Fury Panne Manhata Lemerte Herriman Lemette Ger J. Donnelly Bell Hmuch Newman Tim

Tuscon A C Beats St Peter's 12 to 7 in Baseball Test

Williams and H Weeks led Tuscon A C to a 12 to 7 victory over St Peter's. Robey caught and contributed at the plate while Peters, Pole, and Daily worked on the mound. Scoring included multiple runs from Weeks Burns and Goodrich with strong fielding support.

Tuscon A. C St. Peter's Williams H. Weeks Tuscon J. Robey T. A. Cabe Bete Peter S. Abil Noyes Arid Peugherty Beleot Pole Beall Robey Goodrich OlDwily OlKane Burna Ol Vandan Lugdy Bete Wiliams Aschaf R Miter Rik Peters Basle Willams Dally Daily E. Weeks Spicer Baris H. Weake Burns Luddy Dougherty Yan San O'Brien Shaffer

Medicos and Printers clash as Medicos win 16 to 4

Medicos defeated the Printers 16 to 4 in the Marquette League on Thirty fifth street and Wisconsin avenue northwest. Beasley racked up three two base hits and two singles in five at bats, Fisher belted a home run, and Beasley, Suess, and Burton led offensive output while Weaver and Yoho divided mound duties for the Printers. The game marked the Printers first loss of the year amid a flurry of errors and walks.

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Us Boys Pitching Change Sparks Labored Effort

A fragmented note references Us Boys and a claim about not pitching for Shimmy Shaners. Mentions Pattee and unclear names, with no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.

Rello Eaglebeak Shimmy Shaners Pattee Tesa Plase

Capital City Baseball League Faces Deep Disputes

Heated meeting of the amateur baseball commission failed to resolve turmoil in Capital City League. With Seamen Gunners and Sewage Pumping Station out, Cornell Tigers left amid threats of disbandment. Columbia League admitted Pumping Station as a free agent, Capital City contested, and votes split over declaring the league nonfunctional. President Beach seeks an amicable solution while Pumping Station lingers between leagues and potential arbitration looms.

Alfred L. Stern Amateur Baseball Commission le Clare Navy Yard Cornell Tigers Beach Cornell Brentwood Pumpers Columbia League Capital City League Hewitt Anasty Cornelius Sunday School League Capital Ann Tha Mathas Abenda m 1St Commission Lynn Board of Arbitration Robert H. Young Amateur Commission Columbia Capital City

Seaton bats win over Regents in Northern Association clash

Seaton defeats Regents 7 to 2 after a close start, Seaton pulling ahead in the eighth inning. Key hitters include Silberberg and Chariton for Seaton with strong pitching by Humphreys and Belden as Regents fall behind in the late innings.

Regents Seatons Northern Association Seaton Donnell Charlton Oelark Shipley Stewart Sitbers Saunders Gregg OH Knapp Garner McDonald Rider Tl Knapp Manta Y Robarte Tarna Hardell O Humphreys Lincoln Belden Wean Brady Rune Clark Ho Knapp L. Knapp Silberberg Chariton Yerns Varner Flumpni Bagze Wit Yarns Om Seiten O Seiden Mumphreys H. Knapp Roberts Humphreys Danes —Regents Silbarberg

Lincoln Wins Pitchers Duel In Sunday School League

Lincoln defeats Nativity in a tight pitchers duel 2 to 1. Buck tames Nativity with 13 strikeouts over eight, seizing three bases on a key hit. Smithson matches with 15 strikeouts for Nativity and perfect infield support. Seabright Burrier and Ruffner spark Lincoln’s win as Nativity’s Beaman errors prove decisive.

Lincoln Nativity Buck Sweeney Ruffner Smithson Beaman Seabright Sm'son Dougherty Dartty I Green Thompson Rufner Taylor Smitheon Johnson Green

Aggies Triumph Over Interior In Governmental League

Agriculture defeated Interior on the Ellipse by 9 to 1. Owens pitched masterful ball with eleven strikeouts despite a leg strain, and batted safely twice to lead both teams. Benner’s unassisted double play highlighted the fielding as Agriculture built a large early lead and held on for the win.

Agriculture Interior Owens Benner Agivultie el Interior ABN Oae Jackson Sebean Rick Frader Shaw Kernan OlMertz Barnehaw Benier Ahrer Stevens Ofsatbott Interlor Pirat Harris Woertendyka Woertendyke Kaser Will Harrig Snider Mr. Nalls

Southern Stuns Car Dept In A R M C A League Bust

Southern shocked Car Department with a decisive 18 run rout in the AR M C A League. Pugh led a wave of heavy hits, while Naughten Crymes and Hollbruner supplied key actions as Southern raced ahead and never looked back.

Southern Car Department Car Dept Aarho Pugh Naugaten Jbulvan Cry Ct. J.callow Holbruner Handy Stroebel Iby Stansbury Ol Totain

Marlboro Track Readies for Spring Meeting of Southern Maryland Fair

Marlboro track prepares for the spring meeting of the Southern Maryland Fair and Agricultural Association drawing about 300 horses from Marlboro and Pimlico connections. Brannigan’s Stable ships Duncraggson and two-year-olds. Pickett to ride. Samuel Ross ships horses under William Burch and Brooks. Jacquelina favored by W T Anderson. a military race starved by Lieuts and Captains with noted horses Knight of Elway O K St Angelo Kyrat Kinnelon Grayfielda and Goldwick. Ferguson returns from fall to ride. Snapper Garrison optimistic about mounts.

Marlboro Track Southern Washington Baltimore New York Pimlica Brannigan Patsy Brannigan Duncraggson Rockton Rockwater Pimlico Golden Castle Pickett Samuel Ross Benning Marlboro William P. Burch William Brooks Mr. Burch Beth Stanley Brash Mr. Ross Wilam Keating Howlett Louise Welles Marc Fletcher Maie Fletcher Norfolk Keating Laurie Welles Jacquelina W. T. Anderson Hamilton Dickey Rockwell Greble Lyman Alexander Fallon Capt Ellott Knight of Elway O. K St. Angelo Kyrat Kinnelon Grayfelda Goldwick Snapper Garrison Andy Ferguson Pimiino Ferguson Fred Leavy Garrison

Latonia Race Card Summary From Dense OCR Results

At Latonia, multiple races detailed with numerous horses, weights, purses, and placings. Cream 110 Henry won first race, Beulah S second. other races list horses such as Toy Steele Armor and King Stalwart with varied payouts and showings. final lines reference Maiden and other open events with scattered entries.

Henry Beulah S Dals Molesworth McCahey Florence Goose Pain Bay Chi Autoline Climtop Syringa Miss Menard Affable Salesia Byrne Grover Hughes Adams Express Buckhorn Gales Loftus bMcCahey Rudolfo Congressman James Fierre Dumas Old Chum Charley Thorpe Yanker Mites Lapold Borel Console Hanley Ifg Steele Croanover Shapdale Helene Wander Puila Bpindle

Racing Results and Odds from April Meet

Detailed race card results from an early 20th century meeting listing winners, place and show finishes, and betting odds for multiple races. Included are names like Kormak, Pickplate, Priscilla, Turbina, and High Hat, with times and distances for each event and note of other finishers such as Mediator and Scrimmage.

Mite Kormak Duan Blackford Turner Pickplate Clement Mission. Futurity and Mediator Priscilla McTaerart Action Digginn Tpright Loyneburs Turbina Joe Beinalee Lynch McAfee Aechad Young Morpheus Noe Lenape Guc Collen Jimmy Kane Carrision Butwell To & T Wood Dove Ridgeland Rump Alamarchmont Scarlet Pimpernel Fred Mulholland Schuttinger

MATCH TO HOME RACKETERS

Miss Baker and Miss Bryan, home players, won the Chevy Chase Club doubles final over Miss Eustis of Boston and Miss Smith of this city. The victory capped the annual invitation tournament as teamwork and coordinated serves gave the home team the edge in both sets.

Miss Baker Miss Bryan Chevy Chase Miss Eustis Boston Miss Smith Lille Miss Buetis Ito Deuce

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