Mount Pleasant Defeats Immanuel In Tight Contest
Mount Pleasant baseball beats Immanuel 6 to 4 in a close game. Key plays by Armstrong McLarren Strait Bell Gessford and Deleman propelled Mount Pleasant with strong pitching from Lynch and Yerkes. Earned runs and errors noted, final time 1 hour 23 minutes.
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Mr. Dae
Immanuel
Simpson
Tleasn
Tielaunt
Ol Armstrong
Twlentan
McGarran
Heald
olStrah
Elsourney
Doerkes
Bell
Mroannsl
Mount Pleasant
Lynch
Yerkes
Ay Lynch
Aff Yerkra
Sy Yerkes
Gessy U
Clearance Sale of Used Cars from 1911 to 1913
The ad lists several cars for sale including a 1913 six-cylinder Oldsmobile electrically lighted and started recently overhauled and painted with top, tires, and accessories. Priced around 1200 to 1500 dollars. Also a 1912 locomotive mobile overhauled and repainted with full equipment at 2250 dollars and a 1911 four-cylinder locomotive with 382 horsepower at 1250 dollars. Other cars from 350 dollars up.
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Oldsmobile
Final Count 7 to 1 in Departmental League game
Schrider allowed only one hit as Postoffice beat War 7 to 1. Lyons starred at second for the winners while Steed and Schrider fanned many batters. Scoring bursts came from Barnhart Heard Anderson Kraft Lyons and Kehl among others in a brisk 1 hour 25 minute contest.
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Sfinor
Barnhart
Heard
Anderson
Neff
Lyons
Kraft
Beeee
War
Balle
Steed
Dy Steed
Schrider
Fly Anderson
Bolen
Church
Bmartin
Hadson
Nr. Hughes
Episcopal and Catholic clash in tight baseball match
Relph, Sullivan, and Schultz starred as Episcopal edged Catholic 10 to 5. Bonar yielded 8 runs while Sullivan struck out 8 batters. Key moments included Schumaker’s three-base hit and West, Coombs, and Hayes stealing multiple bases.
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Sweeny
Relph
DO HlCrufek
Weir Doo
cGuirs
Sullivan
Schumaker
Escattalina
olCoomts
Cruick
Woat
Callahan
Coombs
Hayes
Boner
Helstang
Dreles
Hitamade
OM Bonar
Incing
Selstang
Dreiss
West
Bwosny
Coombe
Schultz
Fetman
Bean
Bonar
Interstate 22 Library 5: Baseball box score and summary
In a 1 hour 30 minute game at Interstate Park, Library fell to Interstate 22 to 5. Key hitters included Ware Evans Dunbar Calloway Kane and McNerney with multiple runs and RBIs. Pitching dominated by Bwana and Brooks with Jenson also seeing action, 8 strikeouts for Evans and 3 for Jenson.
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Ol McNermey
Allison
duMo
Ware
Dunbar. I
Brooks
Tillett
Evans
Cattoway
Carton
Carrington
Schae
McNerney
Muffin
Dunbar
Tillette
Calloway
Kane
Baines
W. Mald- Jensen
Interstate
Interstats
Ll. Leth
Library
Drook
Jensen
Bwana
Om Evans
Broalca
Jenson
Dunber
Buffin
Barnes
Jalsen
Bryans Schaefer
Wishman
Brooks, 2. Pasned ball—Barrington
Mr. Shuttles
Waverley Over Emeralds In Tight Baseball Tilt
Waverley beats Emeralds 5 to 3 with strong pitching from Waverley’s Stanton and Rawlings. Bowen Breen Fitzgerald and Teuhy produced key hits while Murphy and Lemerick contributed in offense. Stolen bases and errors shaped the tight scoring, game lasting 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Maveriay
ICO
Emerad
AE Bowen
Lemerick
D.breen
Murphy
Flizgeraldt
Donholly
Stunhy
iOckley
Handley
Giffelloran
Hurd
Parrot
Glevans
W.stanton
Fitzgerald
T. Teuhy
Holloran
Rawlings
Powell
Waverley
Emerald
Hally
Ninth and Fifth Lead Scoring in Scrappy Baseball Tilt
Ninth and Fifth teams clash as Taylor Rhinehart and Reed power the rounds. Giovannetti O’Bryhim and Maxwell share mound duties with sharp defense. Batters Williams and Carter spark late rallies as telegraph scoring tallies rise in a tight game lasting 1 hour and 20 minutes.
St Martins vs Totown baseball game result note
St Martins 4 Totown 2 in a summary box listing players Denalaaga Howard O'Donnelly Grisson Moore Shipley on offense and Albaugh Risdoi on pitching. Includes lines for hits by Howard two base hits, sacrifices, stolen bases O'Donnall Grin son Albaugh, and a hit by pitch. Umpire Mr. Ray. Game duration one hour sixty minutes.
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Abh
QO Abi
Arhoae Pugh
Miscock
Hughes
Zou
Ieliroy
Eil Lewis
Th. i
Car Department
Staion
Kehl
Stansbury
Flynn
J. Sullivan
Hughies
Kel
Pps
Thompson
Hunt
J. Vampire
Jon Handiboo
Denalaaga
Howard
O'Donnelly
Grisson
Moore
Shipley
Albaugh
Risdoi
Sac
Jones
O'Donnall
Grinson
Mr. Ray
Tima
Geme
Marlboro Feature Race Crowns Napa Nick Champion
Napa Nick, the noted Juarez sprinter, won the Marlboro feature defeating Col Ashmenda and Skeets. Royal Dolly and Hustle Mald drew favorable sums for Washington owner Ruatie Mald earned by Chappel's cautious ride. Multiple races followed with Napa Nick and Royal Dolly among notable winners and close finishes across the card.
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Napa
Napa Nick
Col
Ashmeade
Loretta
Dwyer
Skeets
Texas
Royal Dolly
Washingtonians
Ruatie Mald
Washington
Hustle Mald
Chappel
Netmakar
McCullough
Veterkin
Smith
Knigh
Balvatfon Nel
Spitfire
Vellchen
Smiley
Scaredato
Elberd
Dorlsky
Xalgaran
Royal Onyx
Chilton Queen
Holmer
Oven
Milik
Homer
Castarta
Pausting
Maxantlus
Tap Rock
Biaks
Golden Cattle
Lauer
Ace
Johnson
Gan
McGregor
Knight
Sylvan Dell
Waisper Betle
Jim Calfway
Hughie Quinn
Hugh Grey
Napa Nich
Dle
Col. Axhmeade
McIntyre
Laretin Dwyer
Rustle Maid
Leda
Hammer
Bubo
Stacheon
Sid
Miss Posaym
Famagarde
Candlemni
I May
Racing Belle
Holmes
Wom
Trust Fan
Pickens
Cherry Seer
Little BP
Ben Royal
McCurough
Racing Entries From Montreal Track Big Purses Across Nine Races
The program lists six races with purses from 500 to 1500 dollars for 2 year olds up to 4 year olds. Competitors include Kelvin like Privet Petal Calgary Firth race and many names such as Tom Flannagan Colour Betlo and Acton. Stakes cover steeplechases, miles, and varied distances with entrants from Windsor Hotel Cup to Piping Rock offerings.
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Montreal
Aunt Josse
Gold Haven
Uncle Hi
Nye
Sun Queen
Soar Heart
Rubicon
Weepland
Augustua Heinze
Anar
Ralph Lloyd
King Stalwart
Florence
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Semi Quaver
Anavri
Pilson
Irish Heart
Puritan Lass
Boozer
Amphion
Privet Petal
Loekler
Barnegat
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Night Stick
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Kingly
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Taotics
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Lycie Muse
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Manasseh
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Jacob Bunn
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Dangerous Nazeh
el Ovo
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Judge Walser
Claud
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Coreopsis
Astute
Heyburn
Adventuress
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Compliment
Hi’ Bart
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Peregrine Pickle
Beirut
Skibbereen
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Wirile
Winkle
Zellwood
Bull Care
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Hingham
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Oxtette
Unleo
Web
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Amal
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Sand Hog
Shannon River
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Star of the Sea
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Lady Rotha
Trial By Jury
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Dinth Do
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Lydia al
Ashokan
Verner
Quick Sanda
Cloud
Wilting
Grand Vedette
Abezconder
Zellwoor
Knight of Merc
Capricorn
Nosegay
Montreal Races Feature Canadian Bred Two-Year-Olds
In the first race a Canadian bred two-year-old won at 5 to 1 after a 4 furlong dash. Eplutier and Lady Spendthrift followed. The program lists multiple events with varied odds and times, including results for Ormula and Sulrup in the second race, and a six-race card culminating with Cisco prevailing at 20 to 1 in the seventh. Pedigree names appear alongside time records and a crowded field of runners.
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Linsin
Duras
Eplutier
Taplin
Lady Spendthrift
Calling
Smithfeld
Ormula
Collay
Ed Crump
Sulrup
Clement
Jefferson
Helen
Larrick
Claire
Bud Toward
Doctor Dougherty
Teal
Toy Boy
Collins
Dick's Pet
Cloth
Tne Fine
Daisy Play
Elma
Shilie
Clit Hage
Crisco
Amoret
Liberty Hall
Gimtz
Honette
Dorothy Dean
Emerald Gen
Murphy
Q Sa
Callahan
Hind
Bwana Tumbo
Milton Roble
Czar
Michael
Runway
Fathom
Jacob Bunn
O ' Steppaeles
RIFTH
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Shout
Juverence
Kermath
Idle Michael
Broohal
Sergn
Athens
Gins
Bill Whaley
Comeros
Tam Wornalsara
Yurkille
Collabon
Teahan
Col Gultt
Hollins
Sirdmen
Marbard
Sting seDowall
Suprame
Taskard
Squener
Joe Knight
Aceon
Lady Lightning
Glint
Ren
Cisco
Claver
Pool of Fortune
Caliehan
Dynamite
Watla
Lady Rankin
Console
Jabot
Lava Day
Exondt
Belmont Race Day Results and Placings
Belmont results show Catalina capably leading in the first race mile straight, with The Finn placing second and Westeraning Captain Barr among others. Bartlett wins the second race for three year olds and up over Little Nearer, with Beethoven third. Peaceful, Delray, and Joe Rosenfeld also ran. Louisa Travers wins the third race for mares and geldings over Darnworth and Yodel Ing. Gordy and others also started. Perthshire wins the fourth, with Lo hengrin second and Any Fort third. Gun Cotton captures the fifth steeplechase over Adventuress and Roland Pardee. Shannon River also ran. In the Malden two year olds miles, Chanleuse wins ahead of Caquelle and Guat.
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Ollé
G Furlonga
Catalina
Rederis
George Roesch
Buxton
Finn
Fairbrother
Westeraning
Barr
Bartlett
Schuttinger
Little
Palrbrother
Beethoven
Brady
Thee
Peaceful
O U Buster
Apposeionata
Delray
Joe Rosenfeld
Balatt
Stevenson
Louisa Travers
Medaris
Darnworth
Yodel Ing
Ryan
Gordy
J. J. Lillis
Kilerea
Don Tamara Piso
Garden City
Perthshire
McCahey
Lohengrin
Schattinger
Any Fort
Kederia
Guy Fisher
Gun Cotton
Allen
Adventuress
Hannigan
Roland Pardee
Smith
Shannon River
Malden
Chanleuse
McGahsy
Caquelle
Troxter
Kedorin
Rhine Maddeh
Dis Mwuglon
Hassock
Carrie Orme
Reflection
Louisville Results First Race Six Furlongs Selling
Flying Yankee ridden by Keogh won the six furlong selling race for four year olds and up at Louisville, with Foat, under Gonnolly, placing second. Finishing order shows 105 and 106 weights and payoffs 6.60 3.30 0.80 2.90.
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Flying Yankee
Keogh
Foat
Gonnolly
Tennis finals near in middle Atlantic tour at Columbia
Finals loom in three classes at Columbia Country Club after yesterday’s play. Miss Pellew upset Miss Doyle in women’s singles while Eva Baker and Chapman defeated Doyle and Harold Doyle in mixed doubles 6-4 2-6 6-4. Semifinals and consolation rounds featured several notable matchups among mentions of Miss Holden, W H Rousaville, and other players.
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Columbia Country Club
Miss Pellew
Dope
Miss Doyle
Bol Doyle
Eva Baker
Chapman
Max Doyle
J. F. Abbott
Milton Hing
C. Arthur Blazer
James L. Kar- Tick
Louis I. Doyle
Horace Barter
Harold E. Doyle
Herbert
Y. Shannon
eStratfinals
Ming Tae Doyle
Marlon Pelew
Doyle-Pellew
Mies Enid Holden
W. H. Rousaville
Eve Baker
C. T. Chepman
Louis Fischer
Arthur Bleter
Ve. Hub’ Shannon
H. EB. Burton
Abbott- Fischer
FP. J. Batesoa
Slater Shannon
Mrs. L. Murray
Men’ S Athletic Club
Misa Mélw
Ltowel
Alpheus Winter
Miss C. Weaver
Run Well Today Parade of Names and Goods
Morning Telegraph and Cincinnati Enquirer list a string of horse names, entries, and related terms including Parson Della Mack Yarlea Malaga Oronte Miss Brush and many more such as Royal names and racebook style terms. The fragmentary text mixes jockeys horses venues and entities with no clear story or outcome.
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Morning Telegraph
the Parson
Della Mack
Travel Light
Yarlea
Malaga
Oronte
Miss Brush
John Roberts
Cannock Tor
Hancock
Belle
Bryn Mawr
Veneta
Trome
Rasing Helle
Montcalm
Napa
Nick Kittery
Aware
Golden Castle
Louisville
Suburban Tennis League Admits New Members and Schedule
At a Petworth meeting President John Halmead announced Princeton Heights and Halmead joining the Suburban Tennis League joining existing Ta koma Park and Senedicts. The season opens July 25 with Benedicts vs Petworth on Benedicts courts as part of Petworth celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Tennis League
John H. Halmead
Petworth
Princeton Heights
Halmead
Takoma Park
Senedicts
Benedicts
Technical High Track Award Winners Named
At a general session of the student body yesterday the Technical High school awarded track team members the school insignia. Recipients include Cant. Elmer Hardell, Robert Mardell, Sheehan, North rup, Stowers, White, Supplee, P. Groson, Mcfilfresh, and T eit.
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Technical High
Elmer Hardell
Robert Mardell
Sheehan
Northrup
Stowers
White
Supplee
P. Groson
Mcfilfresh
Teit
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