Loomis Delivers No Hit Game For Maryland Aggies
Loomis, star pitcher for the Maryland Aggies, pitched a no hit no walk game as Bankers defeated Waverley 6 to 0 in the Capital City League. Only two Waverley runners reached first base, both on errors by Dyer. Loomis struck out 12, aided by solid bank defense and timely runs.
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Maryland Aggies
Bankers
Waverley
Dyer
Waverly
E Bankers
Abe Oas Dendels
OlBoykin
Breen
OjDennstry
Mancfac
Offut
Lddtie
Hanley
OlHayes
Fflizg Our
Belden
O Mc
Bokyin
Donnelly
West
Waverley A. C
Waverley A.C
Selden
Dy Loomis
Boykin
Neilson
O'Dea
Hayes
Mr. Venable
Murphy and Taylor
Watt and Cullinan
Ruyns
Taylor
Bryan
Murphy
Carrell
Bailey
Torrey
McGrath
Downey
Rosseau
Levin
Langford
Coah
Watt
Balzer
Blackett
Tnnings
Hita
Roseau
Burch
Cullinan
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Printers
Columbia Park
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Goucher
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Weaver
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Dennison
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Rjohnason
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Pearson
Phipps
C. Johnson
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R. Beil
Coulter
Canter
Mumford
Carrico
B. Bell
BH. Brill
King Canton
Speith
Pltichar
Jonneon
Messia
Levy
Christians trounce Reformation in East Washington League, 12 to 1
Ninth Street ABHO A store notes a lopsided game as Moreland and Giovannetti pace Christians to a 12 to 1 win over a patched Reformation lineup. Box shows Mattingly, Walters, Rountree, Moreland, Giovannetti, and Broome among the standout hitters with pitching by Chaney and Vernstein. Interleague details include bases, hits, and errors across tied late innings.
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Moreland
Giovanett
Christians
Reformation
Reformat’n
Mattingly
Ceasidy
Bunme Shies
Walters
Tte
Lok
LiMfiler
Trocada
Rount
Way
Totels
Brrest
Rune—Simms
Casekly
Morelagd
C. Broome
Giovannetti
M. Broame
Harris
Gil Chaney
Shepherd
Chaney
Vernstein
Newman
Turuck
Hy Chaney
White
Rountree
Waltern
Broome
Brome
Greevy
Moread
M. Broome
Giovangetti
Y Shepherd
Wernstein
Bsil
Boland
Umptra
Jaeschke
Agriculture Triumphs In Departmental League Victory
Agriculture easily defeated Interstate yesterday in the Departmental League by a score of M to 10. A player nicknamed "Smoke" Balser contributed but details are unclear due to garbled text. The match focused on regional teams with Agriculture securing the win.
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Agriculture
Interstate
Balser
Comptroller of Currency
BR. A
G.m'mery
Towers School Winner Defeats Hyde 14 to 10
Towers School defeated Hyde School 14 to 10 in a game noted for Finch pitching. Clinton Finch pitched despite inconsistency while Dean and Daughton starred for Towers and Collins shone for Hyde. Misa Mack, Towers principal, supports the team’s bid for the city championship.
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Hyde
Finch
Towers
Hyde School
Clinton Finch
Dean Andd Daughton
Collins
Misa Mack
Towers School
Mount Pleasant Edges Calvary in Weekday League Clash
Mt Pleasant defeated Calvary Methodist in a Northwest Sunday School League game 7 to 6. The lead changed several times before Mt Pleasant pulled ahead in the sixth. Individual names include Henry Kohr Felt Miller Galleher Peine Maxim Tibbitts Hartung and Lynch for Mt Pleasant, with Peck Calvary contributing in pitching and field performances. The game lasted 1 hour 50 minutes with umpire Hana at the plate.
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Mount Pleasant
Calvary Methodists
Calvary
de Mt. Pleas
Penns
Ida O Olekeman
Kebler
Maxim
Opheer
Hartung
Totels
Mt. Pleasant
Henry
Kohr
Felt
Miller
Galleher
Peine
Tibbitts
Lynch
Calvary M. E
Tibt Pitts
Peck
pall—Boyte
Mr. Hana
War Department Defeats Naval Medicos 8 to 4 in Marquette League
War Department won its first game, defeating Naval Medicos 8 to 4. Grayson and Hilleary led with multiple runs, Crowley and Groff contributed two-base hits, and Brewer pitched for Naval Medicos while Grayson fanned seven batters.
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War ‘ Department
Naval Medicon
Naval Medicos
War Department
Grayson
Hilleary
Burton
Handy
St. Kouns
Crowley
Groff
Brewer
Naval Medics
War Dept
Naval Medicog
Ballz
St. Hilleary
McKensey
Knot
Kouns
Sil
Poore
Eastam
Anderson
Ballsa
Bender
Mr. Norris
Seton Hall Falls to Syracuse in Four-Pitcher Effort
Syracuse defeated Seton Hall 3 to 1 at Routh Orange using four pitchers, with strong hitting from the Orangemen. Hal, De Siva, Farber, Helston, and teammates contributed as Syracuse broke open a tight game.
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Seton Hall
Syracuse
Orange
N. J
R. H. Syravage
de Siva
Farber
Helston
Kerrigan
Gilmore
Peploski
Maroney
Belmont Park Feature Dominated by Rock View in Brooklyn Derby
Special to The Washington Past reports a Belmont Park card on inauguration day with Rock View decisively defeating Prince Eugene in the Brooklyn Derby by a length while weights and early pace shaped the race. Multiple races, including selling sprints and steeplechases, featured wide fields and lengthy times as horses such as Lysander and Delirium also posted wins amid a clear track.
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Prince Eugene
Washington
Belmont Park
Brooklyn
Rock View
Eugene
Wolfe
Meek Taggart
Rock Views
McTaggart
Resom
Grosvenor
Little Jupiter
Moncrief
Isabel
Pharaoh
Law
Holiday
Davies
Black Broom
Traxler
Hoffman
Master Joe
Edna Liska
Waller Lad
King Marhall
Water Lily
Yodeling
Huda
Cif Maid
Lysander
Wolfs
Donald MacDonald
Butwell
Bec
Scallywag
MecCahey
Dandy Dixon
Cadeau
McTaggert
Weno
Prince Eugen
Lot
Benoni
O'Brien
Simon Date
Allen
Malaga
Herden
Country Guy
Malden
Bally Chm
Fairbrother
Brain Belle
McNair
Walser
Flash
Top Hat
Rock Fish
Rebound
Hiatus
Dixon
Blackenburg
Jack Wall
Louisville Results First Race at Purse $600 Five Furlongs
The program lists six races with results across purses of 600 to 400 dollars. Winners include Lostus in race one, Detour in race two, Ben Lasca in the advance money event, Great Britain in the handicap, Vainder Britt in the five furlong event, Bonnie Eloise in the mile, and Morristown in the final one. Multiple horses and runners are noted as also running.
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Lostus
Harry L
Toronto
Tine
O'Hagan
Ambition
Alader
Kaintuck
Hlandro
Dr. Saraud
Robert Kay
Breakers
Wiglet May
Buxton
Ethelda
Teahan
Sir Marlon
Tapitn
Clyde T
Waldo Briggs
Fernando
Miss Kingsbury
Helene
Jabot
Oreen
Bonne Chance
Banoralia
HACE
Ben Lasca
Teanan
Chow
Gerrard
Quartin
Gal Brave
Nichol
Crystal Domino
Kitty K
Rose Patrick
Bright Stone
Great Britain
Loftus
Foundation
Any Port
McCape
Morton Rites Creem
Hamilton Glao
Vainder Britt
Boro
Hodge
Martin
Pebeco
McCabe
Father Riley
Magnet
Cogly Gigo
Bonnie Eloise
Supple
Beautiful
Teahen
Syztygy
Bobby Cook
Moisant
John D. Wakefield
Valita
Barsac
Silk Day
Morristown
Meforkle
Sem R. Meyer
Huxton
Madelle
Impression
Just Red
Marjorie A
Songda
Montreal Results First Race at 3 Furlongs 8 Year Olds
Racing card from Montreal shows multiple races with long odds and times. Century ridden by Wilson won the first race at 3 furlongs with Parcel Post second and Requiram third, time 1 03 1 5. Other events include two-year-olds foaled in the dominion and longer distances with Barnegat and Cogs among top finishers. Six more races listed with winners such as Weldship Chocorua and Thrifty in various stakes, times noted.
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Helly
Sir Offenbach
Watde Beggs
Meshark
Della Mack
Quartermaster
Robinetta
Roots
Magnet
Vandergrift
Ol Recebud
Little Nephew
Jrm
Imperator
Grover Dinghes
Jim Basey
Litle
Buckhorn
Caugh Will
Trojan Bell
Duchess Daffy
Tecuimesh
Ursulamma
Banerella
Floral Day
Century
Wilson
Parcel Post
van Dusen
Requiram
Dryer
Dally Walters
Hill
Little Rebel
Martian
the Urchin
Duke of Shelby
Old Jordan
Col. C
Dominion
Corn “Broom
Sin Sin
Rowley
Diamond Muster
Connolly
Boozer
Lindsta
Ambrose
Planover
Snyder
Floral Crown
Bachante
King Bax
Barnegat
Wileon
Cogs
Orinca
Turner
Beskin
Weldship
Kermath
Chocorua
Kohler
Bronte
Taylor
Irene’ Gummell
Dorothy Wells
Big Ben
Come On
Thrifty
Denver
Toddiing
Rosemary
Pretty Molly
Chamaine
Star Gift
Joe Gartens
Cuban
Russell McGit
Ardelod
York ‘Lad
Horse names and race list headlined by Louisville notes
Local page fragment lists numerous horse names and trainers in a racing context. Mentions Cincinnati Enquirer and a spread of entries such as Imperial, Robinella, Montreal, and Trojan Belle. The clipping reads as a catalog of horses, stables, and potential starters without a clear race result.
English Team Wins At Polo At Piping Rock Field
Locust Valley June 6 large crowd witnessed a polo match in which the English team defeated the American four by 3 1 2 to 1 4. English: Cheape Freake Edwards Lockett. Americans: Philips Waterbury Agassiz Wodehouse. The game featured close, fast play with limited scoring until late periods.
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F. AL. Freake
A. Noel Edwards
Vivian Lockett
John +. Philips
J. M. Waterbury
R. L. Agassiz
Lora Wodehouse
Lord Wodehourn
Cackers
Kenglish
UL. Waterbury
Capt. Edwards
Mr. Phipps
Lockett
Mr. Freake
Capt. Cheape
John S. Phipps
Ardmore Club Elects Officers and Plans Boxing Card
The Maryland Athletic and Social Club of Ardmore Md elected officers for the coming year led by James A La Fontaine as president and treasurer and J B Campbell as vice president. Jack Josephs arranged a boxing card for Tuesday June 17 featuring Tommy Lowe vs Jimmy Dougherty in a fifteen round bout with no decision.
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Maryland Athletic and Social Club
Ardmore
James A. la Fontaine
J. B. Campbell
Jerry McCarthy
Jack Josephs
E. Lawrence
F Philips
P. F. O’connor
Josephs
Tech Elects 1914 Leaders at Banquet
Technical High School held a banquet last night where baseball and track captains and managers for 1914 were elected. Julian B. Simpson won the baseball captaincy 7 to 5 over Paul Steed, Andrew Smith named manager, and L. Hardell chosen track captain with J Warper Snapp as manager. Additional appointments include Albert Piggott directing football and Nelson McKlernan directing track. Letters and numerals were awarded to many team members, with Coach Brailey Gish and Superintendent Davidson among speakers.
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Technical High School
Julian B. Simpson
Paul Steed
Andrew Smith
L. Hardell
J. Warper Snapp
Albert Piggott
Nelson BR. McKlernan
Wiliam B. Davidson
Frank Daniels
Brailey Gish
J. EB. Smith
Louisa Mattern
Nelson McKernan
Ace Deal
B. 14 Hardell
Edwin Hunt
George E. Eckendorf
0. I. Perry
J. L. Dealandorf
J. W. Dudley
R. N. Stowers
J. B. Simpson
Joseph Hanlein
Fue
Rene Ochsenretter
McKinney
McCarthy
Rooney
Roberts
Smith
Robert Wilson
Frank J. Hopkins
Edward JL. Kemper
Joel's Jest Wins Oaks Stakes at Epsom Race
J B Joels Jest took the Oaks stakes ahead of Depeche and Arda in a 112 mile run. Starting prices were Jest eight to one, Depeche none, Arda one hundred to eight. The field opened from twenty eight entries with only twelve running. Also Rural Mails beat Classification 15 to 6 in a Postefice League race. Fearean A C seeks 15 to 16 year old opponents. Bloomer Girls to play at Union League Park next Sunday.
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James
J. B. Joel
Neumann
Depeche
Sir J. Robinson
Arda
Graall
Davis
McCarty
Joi Hiffe
Bloomer Girls
Union League Park
Fifteenth
H Streets
Chicago
Colubmias clash to feature star battery in 3 30 p m game
Bloomer Girls rely on Margaret Cunningham pitching and May Walsh catching as they face W. and L. Juniors. Separate notes: Woodward and Lothrop Juniors defeat Virginia Athletic Club 17 to 7 with Lynn pitching and Green catching, Scanlon homering in the ninth. Holy Cross falls to Vermont 2 to 13 innings revival ends 2 to 3. Batteries Flaherty Mayforth McManus H Carrell R Carroll.
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Columbias
Bloomer Girls
Margaret Cunningham
May Walsh
Woodward & Lothrop
Virginia Athletic Club
Lynn
Green
Scanlon
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