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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists
East Washington
D Streets
Madigan
Gimp
Mattingly
O Caatdy
Ingedike
Ding Crabbla
If. Rodgers
Ijm.browme
Rountree
O Morela
Ib F
Strothers
jMurray
I Panshaw
Lewis
Cassidy
Mf Broome
Morland
Goebel
Smith Lett
Firel M. P
Ninth Street
O. E. Smith
A. White
E Smith
Harris
M. Broome
Marsome
Stolan
Jaeschke
Rodgers
Moreland
Brewer
Smith
Smith. Palasd
ball—Moreland
Mr. Woodward
Belmonts
Y. M
Stringer
Etmneger
Lipp
Carawoell
Calloway
Ty McCoy
Babe
OM Lipp
Meaney
McCoy
McGuire
Tucker
Shafte
Daugherty
Colton
Clevland
Cleveland
Mr. Snow
Medicos
Printera
Wicconsin Avenue
Beasley
Fisher
Printers
Medica
Goucher
OlJones
Nilans
McKay
Muana
Wilshide
Suees
Mistt
Jones
Burton
Campbell i
Morrow
Snyder
Berry
Yoho
Suess
Weaver
Fister
Milans
Eilett
Campbell
Bay
Medicon
Firat Aro
Risdon
Equitable
Sixteenth Street
Columbia Road
Beall
Riddle
Beatty
Abho AE
Southern
AB HO
Firon
O Sbugrue
Baldwin
OlBeatty
Rop't
Ol Riddie
Gorton
Oltain
iBelen
Wheelock
Buckler
Eby
Degnan
McLean
Totaia
Pugh
Sullivan
J Callow
Kehl
Bell
Naughten
Crymes
Hollerner
Malvin
Miller
Biachoff
Gregory
Stroebel
Naushlen
Platz
Kohl
Ryan Birackout
Balle
F. Catlow
Kilroy
Kent
Handy
Bischof
Holbruner
F Catlow
Taft
Car Dept
Shrore
Gating
batle—Piatz
Handibee
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Baker
Miss Bryan
Chevy Chase
Miss Eustis
Boston
Miss Smith
Lille
Miss Buetis
Ito Deuce
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London
Hat
English Oxford
Weares
Rival
Roger
Madison Savage Garden
Howear Leach Cross
Eeamland
Nashville
Lite Rock
Ark
Nashile
Mobile
Thesa
Little Rock
Driscoll
Poesy
Jem Driscoll
England
Jean Poesy
National Sporting Club
New York Avenue Northwest
Aggies
Stout
Hin
Age’ Abhoas A. Pou
Asmuas Taylor
Coombs
Diteaver
Olwittiamy
Olchambertin
Ofstaub
Olfucas
Ricketts
Ataub
Luci
P.O
O & Fleet
Field
Staub
Downey
McGrath
Dilsaver
Braub
Lucas
Watt
Bailey
Col. Gower
ST. Peter’s
By Tom McNamara
Starfish Giants
NEW Oleander
Faglebeak Sproder
En Me
Glatered
Orton
and Pumpers
Latonia
King Commeper
Sherwood
Behuttinger
Ambrose
Mine Felix
Faneuil Wall
Lady Irma
King Avondale
Don't Forget
Witow
Wise
Stockton
Crower
Gibbons
Andrea Ross
Calvert
The
Ofty
Henry T. Offferdinger
la Anite and
Ofty Cigars
Ninth Street N. W