Tech Wins Meet and Motorboat Protest Over Post Cup
Tech wins the meet taking the President's cup with 52 points to 31 for Business, 7 for Central and Friends, 6 for Cathedral. Thrall Kine E O wins two sprints. A motorboat race protest questions the start timing, leaving the Washington Post Cup undecided for judges to rule. About 5,000 attendees at Marshall Hall saw multiple events and races amid strong competition.
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Marshall Hall
Business High School
Central
Friends
Cathedral School
Tech
Thrall Kine
Washington
Potomac
Hever
Simonacend
Hurley
Mersia
Annan
Groznan
Morris
Ascand
Smith
Kaghesschild
Ginernan
Theall
Eerie Iyi
Asvand Witherspoon
Thrall
Witherspoon
Aeiotei Devand
Omohundra
Landon
Holland
Asennd
Shay Hyainess Thard
Lockwood
Cathedral
Hamilton
Keno
Tilveess
Stuese
Sevund
Flex
Shore
Reurer
Time
Flunter
Kelly
Lowe and Seager in Draw in Six Round Exhibition
A six round draw unfolded between Tommy Lowe of Washington and Seager in an exhibition bout at the ring after a tense start. Seager opened strong, Lowe pressed late, but neither could secure a clear victory as the rounds ended with even exchanges and judging noted the bout as a clever show between the two fighters from Washington.
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Ayeelatty
Washington
Seager
Poe
Tommy Lowe
Washdon
Beth
Othey
Mitchell Tey
Hiewell
Wastington
O’Brien denies Phillies NL club presidency rumor
Joseph D. O’Brien, former member of the American Association, says he has not been approached about becoming president of the Philadelphia National League club in place of Norace Vogel. He notes there is no basis to the report and sees no reason for it.
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Mewankee
Philadelphia
National League
Norace Vogel
Joseph D. O'Brien
Nie
American Association
Vatter
Amateurs Baseball Thriller Ends 10 9 In Ninth
Car Department edges Adams in a tense finish as Hughes drives in the winning run in the ninth. Peed, McDonald and Hughes star with strong defense and timely hitting. final score 10 to 9. Included are full box scores for Car Dept and Post Office with pitching, fielding, and key plays.
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Car Department
Adams
Hughes
Hardy
Peed
McDonald
Carbett
AE Adams
Donald
iStewart
Callow
O'Xch
Bullivan
Hilvoy
McManon
F.callow
Rome-r
McMahon
Kilroy
Peck
Hanvey
Violett
Stansberry
Fitz
O’neil
Sullivan
Meizhon
Dall
Hamline wallops Sixth in Sunday School League clash
Hamline walloped Sixth 12 to 1 as Wheatley pitched well and Stuckert error kept away from a shutout. Lineups include Rogers Spaulding Sheaf Stuckert McMorris Miller Wheatley Jones Birch and others. Final innings show Hamline scoring six in the first and finishing with 12 runs while Sixth managed one.
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Hamline
Methodists
Wheatley
Stuckert
Hamlin
Varela
OlRogers
Strothers
Weigand
Jones
Rogers
Spaulding
Sheaffer
McMorris
Miller
Arrars
Sam Mine
Balle
Thompson
Litchfield
Thtchfeld
Strathers
Schriver
Welzand
McDonald
Briller
Birch
Taylor
Wimpire
Hughes
Commerce and Labor Triumph Over Commissioners in League
In the departmental leagueCommerce and Labor defeated the Commissioners 8 to 4. Dick Woodward and Dutch Kinney starred, with Kinney at third and Woodward catching. The game featured strong pitching by Norris and Robertson, plus notable hits from Evans Handiboe and Morse as the Labor squad secured the win.
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Commerce and Labor
Dick” Woodward
Kinney
Ums
Abiloa
Olprunner
Handiboe
Harnes
Harding
van Dusk
al Norriss
Timighineng
Onte Commerce and Labor
Eoeo
Runa
Lay
Handthoa
Thomas
Morse
Woodward
Robertson
Bunner
van Buakirk
Maran
Norrisa
Robertean
Byrd
Tina
Richmond
Evans
Handbios
Moran
Fivang
Hrinner
Ley
Hurley
Picher
Norries
J. Wid
Norriss
Mr. Betts
Automobile World Preview of Tours and Meet Prizes
The Washington Post notes a touring prize event in Richmond tomorrow night. Prizes in multiple classes and the sweepstakes trophy will be awarded. attendees must be present. Various carmakers report deliveries, sales, and hill climb contest talks in July under the Automobile Club of Washington.
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Washington Post
Richmond
What Pitcher Must Possess to Fool the Big Leaguers
A historical discussion of baseball pitching variety. It explains fast balls and curves, then names many pitches including the slow ball, change of pace, fadeaway, knuckle ball, spitball, palm, high floater, fast fader, thumb jump, crossfire, and more. It notes mastery comes with experience and lists Elmer Stricklatt as key in introducing the spitball era.
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Hugh Fullerton
Lones
Basghell
Aluggers
Chicago
Elmer” Stricklatt
California
Kitspatrick stars as Loehl's meet dominates the day
A large crowd watched the National Cathedral School for Boys outdoor meet on the Ten nallytawn field. Kitspatrick led the midgets with six first places, winning all events except the high jump, while Crane Sohlke Murphy and Talbott also posted multiple wins across senior intermediate and junior divisions. Jane Lockwood was named crew captain elect Oswald Dailey chosen captain of the embryo oarsmen as Prep athletes close their year and look to a strong next season.
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National Cathedral School For Boys
Akitspatrick
Crane
Sohlke
W. Lockwood
Bmall
Lockwood
Murphy
Msi
Gray
Ted
Munn
Merts
Dunn
C. Lockwood
Donn
Lamond
Miller
Mturphy
Hayden
Sohike
Talbott
Prowattala
Griffith
Prowattain
Ashford
Millard
French
Sternhigh
Grifith
Prowattaln
Grimm
Dudley
Smellwood
Smalwood
Jones
Smallwood
Williame
G. Williams
G. Wiliams
Tnrd
Kitspatrick
Davidson
Hazard
Cole
Ad Loehr
Georgetown Prep
Loehr
Hilltop
Oswald Dailey
Brockport
Philadelphia
Vomiting and natural remedies in early dietary guidance
Dr T J Allen notes vomiting signals possible organic disease in adults while common in children and animals. He urges cooperation with nature, temporary fasting, then fruit or milk diets, rest, and possibly environmental changes if causes are mental or situational.
Turf Entries at Gravesend Race Card Preview
The Gravesend card lists a crowded eight race program with diverse horses across 6 furlongs to 1 1/16 miles. Entries include Jouge Madmnah 17 Peace Athmed 119 Joel Maééen 122 Hilarious 125 Grasmere 112 Bur rymald 107 Prince Gal 106 Campeon 209 KRosimito 87 Tim Pigpin 105 Dreamer 108 and more with many also eligibles and second race notes for three-year-olds and up at varied distances. The day features selling races for two and three-year-olds, a two-year-old filly field, and a steeplechase noted at about 12 miles with multiple stakes events and claimed apprentices.
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Peace Athmed
Joel Maééen
Hilarious
Grasmere
Burrymald
Prince’ Gal
Campeon
Nadau
Bryce
Lad of Lang
Sir Cleges
Dandy Dizon
Neoskaletta
Belleview
Quantz Rockstone
the Hudson
Bourtonge
Traprock
Heretic
Dublin
Li-ié Miles
Stone
Elie
Lady Frederick
Hartvart
Shawnee
Ashwell
Rdstown
Master Lismore
George Figid
Kingston Bells
Dramle
Queen's Song
Ferry Johnson
Tatonia
Ellsop Barrissima
Plain Ann
Miss Detroit
Bertha D
Pratty Que
Starfes
Alle Butzen
Delia
Terider
Lady of Merela
Star Emblem
Autumn King
Silk Hose
Nathan Hale
Mbuny
Henley
Planyteas
Schorr
Precavi
Moncriet
Thomas
Finstle
Byzantine
Tappington
the Shaughtoun
Dre Crook
Oreagan
Olive Ely
Compton
High Range
Sir Edward
Dr. Barkley
Stringeney
Niblick
Joe Rose
Granla
Colonel Ashmeade
Dup Gailens
Accidental
Shapdale
Golden Butterfly
Carolinea
Loft
Hickory Stiek
Michael Angela
British Polo Team Coming for International Cup Defense
At Hurlingham Polo Club meeting the committee voted to challenge this year for the international cup now held by Meadowbrook Club. The British team to travel to the United States includes R Grenfell, F Grenfell, the Earl of Rocksavage, and Lord Wodehouse. Duke of Roxburghe lends his ponies to Lord Wodehouse. ponies to be shipped about July 10. Capt F B Miller will accompany, replacing Capt Lloyd who failed to organize a four-man Manhattan challenge yesterday in the Independence League, 5 to 4.
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London
Hurlingham Palo Club
Meadowbrook Club
United States
R. and
F. Grenfell
Earl of Rocksavage
Lord Wodehouse
Duke of Roxburghe
F. B. Miller
Lloyd
Little to Bring Suit Over Camp Rivalry
George Little declares he will sue over the quarrel with Jac Johnson and asserts the rival owes him 925000 plus 15000 for debts. He says threats of gunplay and a police visit highlight the dispute, while a new grandstand permit is issued for the Jeffries Johnson arena in Central Park.
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San -Frantisco
George Little
Jac Johnson
Little
Jonason
Johnson
Pate
Sig Hart
Martin
Charles
Chicago
Central Park
Navy Yard Triumphs Over St Stephen s Institute Nine
Navy Yard defeated St Stephen s Institute nine by 9 to 2 in five innings. Becker allowed one run in the pitcher’s duel, while Rountree anchored defense at second with a double play from Litz in the eighth. Also notes Takoma beat Silver Spring in Suburban League 7 to 4 with Tolson pitching and timely hits.
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Navy Yard
St. Stephen's Institute
Becker
Rountree
Litz
Envy
Step
Marley
iWon
Mathen
Diebel, Co
fFenton
Weeden
Conners
Omorphy
St. Stephen's
Harley
Snyder
Miles
Brauner
McDonough
Grebel
Ferguson
Chapin
St. S
Phen’s
Strare
St. Stephen
Saty Yard
Hills
Glebel
Fountrea
Clebel
Hallron
Heinrich
McDonald
Rountrea
Murphy
Glebsl
Conners Murphy
Van—Cishes
Hoffman
Takoma
Silver Spring
Tolson
Sly
E West
Applemman
Warthen
O‘galinger
Gleser
G.clark
O Maddox
Buscher
Kelther
Boykin
Thomas
Benedict
Pattison
N.clark
OlMace
W Gordon
Brown
Ryné—Worthan
Nau
Maddox
Keliherry
Talson
Weat
Takomae
Batle
Gordon
Kellher
Cheel
O. Clark
Mads Dox
Clsse
Tolsen
West
Mr. Myers
Abhoae
Olives
J/Martin
Howard
Hutlers
Mahaney
OiBulliven
Norris
O Mbelt
Gier
Kinwell
McDonagh
A Totain
Daly
Mahoney
Martin
Myers
Hille
Kidwell
Wmpire
B. Ray
Tobin Captains Catholic U Baseball Team Dominant Standout
Tobin, from Port Henry New York, chosen captain by the faculty athletics committee at Catholic University. He starred at Union College and is seen as a premier second baseman. Hailed for skill and leadership he led fall practice plans and posted a .480 batting average last season. Also notes strong season with St. Stephen's in Olympia League victory 2 1 over Olives.
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Facuty
Catholic University
John Spensley
Martin A. Tobin
Tobin
Port Henry
N. Y
Vand
Hea
Union College
General, Electric Company
Brookland Institution
School of Science
Tobey
University Field
Eydert
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Washington Gas Light
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Keeley Institute
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