Departmental and Columbia Take Tennis Matches In Washington
In Washington Tennis Association play yesterday Columbia Country Club and Departmental League dominated. Columbia defeated Dumbarton 7-2 on their courts with strong singles from Doyle, Chapman, and Leech, while Gore edged Gore defeated by Breck. in doubles Columbia won key matches. Departmental beat Chevy Chase 4-2 with Doyle and Breck winning in doubles and Moore and Graves notable in singles. Overall, the events highlight strong performances across clubs and leagues with notable battles on both sides.
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Columbia Country Club
Herr
Washington Tennis Association
Dumbarton
Iib
Chevy Chase
Dumbarton-Columbia
Columbia-Dumbarton
Connie Deste
F Chapman
Eo Leech
Albert Gore
H C Breck
California
Columbia
H E Doyle
VN W McLean
George Lewis
Paul Candor
E Doyle
Breck
Howard
Gora
Gould Lincoln
Douglas Hillyar
Rol Dovie
EB © Leech
Candor
Lew‘s
Chapman
Arthur Sia
J Ballard Moore
Ita
Racketer Moore
Morehead
Dabney
H W Barber
Ff EK Colton
Doyte
Walter Dunlop
Joe Graves, Jr
James Karrick
Go Williams Departmental
T Baldwin
H B Buckingham
Departmental
E W Penn
Chavy Chase
Horace Berber
Lou” Dovie
J Upshur Moorhead
Maj Sathel
Ballard Moore
Graves
Colton A
Richard Olney
Walter Duntop
Wiilame
Buckingham
Moorhead
Barber Departmenta
Dodle
WG di Wop
Chevy Chass
T Graves
James Harel
Kevy Chane
Beevingdiea
DebacetGnery Chase
Colton Lepa
Mental
KR Olney
Tyrino
Williams
Colmbia
Dimbartoy
C H Doyle
Douglas Willzer
HC Creek Columbia
H E Doyle iCoumbia
George Lewin
Albert Howard
Dumbartoni
Gontt Liscoln
MrLaan
Columniay
Breck Columbia
Ore Dumberton
Lincoln
Hiltver Dumbarton
Hoe Doyle
Leech
Candor and
Lewis
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Becomes Challenger in National Tennis Championship
Philadelphia, June 19. Mrs Edward Raymond of New York defeated Miss Eleanora Sears of Boston to reach the challenge round for the championship. She will meet Miss Molla Mallory on Monday after outplaying Sears in straight sets. Sears had earlier eliminated Susanne White in Baltimore. An upset occurred in mixed doubles when Florence Balin and W Tid en beat Miss Bjurstedt and Charles Bull Jr. in straight sets.
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Philadelphia
Edward Raymond
New York
Eleanora Sears
Boston
Borton
Fav
Raymond
Freton Sears
Susanne White
Baltimore
Bjurstedt
Charles M Bull
Aggies Farewell in Three Sports at College Park
Special to The Washington Post College Park Md June 10 Agr culture college of Maryland Aggies fields lacrosse track and tennis teams with notable seasons Lacrosse beat Baltimore Polytechnical Institute Baltimore City College and Penn State Track excelled especially relay team Grace Mortis Chipman Speer led a strong season Tennis under Captain Burton Ford faced tough opponents and Ford Grads left with a strong legacy despite a difficult year
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Washington Post
College Park
Maryland State College of Agrculture
Penn State
Aggie
Baltimore Polytechnical Institute
Baltimore City College
Futech
Axt
Shorty’ Pyia
Bert” Coggins
Shwart
Grace Mortis Chipman
Speer
Lehigh
George Washington
Johns Hopkins Ursinus
Delaware College
Grace
Homewnofield
Baltimore
Burton
Ford
Clase Buell
Shoemate
Amigo
Highlands Triumph In Hazy League After Quiet Start
In a blurred game summary, Highlands defeats ABHOA 4 to 2 as players such as Gathgens, McCa, and Redden appear in scattered stats. The jumbled OCR hints at a late scoring surge and a tight finish with unclear times at the gate.
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ABHOA
Bennett TP Oryara
Dane Redden Foo
Hese Oe
Race Track Entries for Monday's Sport
Race card lists entries across seven races with horses and odds. Notable names include Uncle Jimmie 168, Wanda Pitzer 114, Water War 102, Redelond 105, Port Light 106, Briles 118, George C Love 111, Lady Worthington 118, Water Proof 105, George Roesch 120. Weather clear, track muddy.
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Hirst Tace
Qvearglis
Wiward
Lanzi
Huth Strickland
Uncle’ Jimmie
Yetlaha
Bean Spiller
Type
Take Mae
York Lad
Choctaw
Uncle Hart
Groavenuee
Corcoppla
Palitenens
Ralph
Paragine
Miss Fanne
Raorgo
Taper Tip
Harwood
Tom Graene
Brookfield
Redelond
Port Light
Drell
Wanda Pitzer
Briles
Bill Joe
Lynden
Amazon
Hawthorne
Bringhurst
Water Blossom
Roneweed
Amerna
Sludge Young
Buford
Ape Ae
George C Love
Erin Ba Rad
John W Klein
Dr .Moore BO Brooks
Pier
Egmont
Elling
Lady Worthington
Helen VW
St Charicote
Impression
George Roesch
Sam R. Meyer
Canad
Soc
Bayard
Captein
Unley
Isabelle H
Britannia
Giddings
Melrose
Yaarolda
Victrola
Lady Moll
King Fisher
Blue Grass Belle
Lynette
Idotita
Rey Finis
Pontefract
King Worth
Brave 1Cunarde
Martin Casca
Miramichi
Indian Arrow
Morpeth
Lily Paxton
Dynomore
King Neptune
All Smiles
Robert Bradley
Kong
Prince Philethorps
Captain Parr
Bendel
Audrey Austin
Kendall
Results of Racing on Various Courses Amid Daily Cards
Race results across Belmont and other tracks list multiple events with totals in prize money, winners, and placements. Notable performances include Lu cile P. at 9820 place and Sweeter Than Sugar second, with Time and other contenders also tallying purses and show prizes across seven races and additional hurdles.
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Renolta
Jonga
Imp
Aristobulus
Rice
Lucile P
Metcalf
Harrington
Burbank
Positann
J_W' Hunley
Sleepy Saw
Seminole
Dyson
Ray Ennis
Axode of
Williamsy
New Haven
Crawford
Shannon River
Allen
Ghester Krum
Prince Philsthorpe UI
Matt
Billy Frew
Pepper Bance
Sea Lord
Froiesart
Kootenay
Hayes
The
Spirit
Mott
Kendall
Robertaan
Phoeton
Murphy
G Garner
Langdon
Jack Saiman
K H. Anderson
Brrer
Alno
Mies
GW Carroll
Uncle Hartoghorne
Bolala
Bianchita
Geores
Londer
Mart
Gsrae
Greer Taghas Vanovia
Hank O'Day
Tat Rocha Alno
Chalmers
Senteri
Mace Cagatt
David Craig
Voguess
Pantie
Feige
Mohawks Meet Marines In Southeast Diamond Clash
Mohawks clash with Marines on the diamond at Seventeenth and D streets southeast. The Mohawks will start at 240 Waltz to pitch, while Burns will toe the slab for the Marines today.
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Seventeenth
D Streets
Burns
New Yorkers Triumph in Griscom Cup Golf Battle
New York golfers defeated Boston 11 to 10 to clinch the Griscom cup in Manchester Massachusetts. The New York team swept Philadelphia earlier, Boston led in the morning matches 9 to 6, while New York dominated the foursomes 7 to 1. Harriet Curtis of Beaten beat Milas Marion Hollins 3 and 2 in a standout singles win.
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Manchester
Mass
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Harriet Curtis
Milas Marion Hollins
Miss Holling
Anchinoloss
Cassels Tops Golfers at Chevy Chase Club
Donald Cassels led 281 golfers in an 18 hole handicap event at Chevy Chase Club with a gross 86 and net 74 after 12 handicap. Second low score was W G Peter with a 9% gross. The following scores were the only ones turned in.
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Donald Cassels
Chevy Chase Club
W G
Peter
Georgetown and Tulane to clash on December 9 gridiron
New Orleans June 10 Georgetown University and Tulane University both announced a December 9 football game to be played on a broad gridiron. The Tulane officials confirmed the matchup as part of their season schedule reveal.
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New Orleans
Sisvens
Tulane
Georgetown University
Washington
DO CL
Tulane Autvhorithes Todas
End One Golf Event and Start Another at Columbia Country Club
In June golf at Columbia Country Club activity continues with five matches decided. Bralley Gleb defeated Donald Woodward 6 up and 4. Emmana S Smith Jr, winner of last month's tourney, won his match in the second sixteen from BOC Gott 3 up and 1. May tournament finals saw W J Hughes Jr beat A Winter 1 up. Corby won in the record fight. O R Evans and Hugh Mackenzie won in the third and fourth consolations. Jung tournament results: First sixteen D. B. Giande defeated D Woodward 8 up and 4. Second sixteen F B Smith Jr defeated S Gott Jr 8 up and 1. S Appleman defeated J W Beller up and 2. Fourth Sixteen H G Nichols defeated F E Robinson 4 up and 8.
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Columbia Country Club
Bralley Gleb
Donald Woodward
Emmana S Smith, Jr
Boc Gott
W J Hughes Jr
Alpheus Winter
RL. Corby
O. R. Evans
Hugh WacKenzis
Riret
W. J. Btughes, Jr
Sevent
KL. Corby
G& W. Bup
Ghuedlation
R. Rhvans
Jeson
Hugh MacKensie
A. Combs
Jung
D. B. Gian
D Woodward
FB Smith, Jr
G Gott, Jr
Perry
Willian Sitch
Aidces S Appleman
J. W. Beller
Hog «Nichols
FE. C. Robinson
Mrs Shannon Wins In Putting Contest
In a field of rivals, Mrs Shannon prevailed over Mrs Winter to win the decisive putting contest, with earlier rounds highlighting close matches including Mrs Gott’s 1 up victory and Mrs Brabany’s strong showings in consolation play.
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Mrs. Shannon
Secure Famous Ponies From Lord Wimborne Sold to Americans
Twenty five polo ponies formerly belonging to Lord Wimborne and ridden by the British team that won the international polo cup have arrived at the Mowoe Brook club in Westbury L I and are mostly purchased by American polo players. They came aboard the steamer Siberia with names including Grayling Loughrea Kitty Hallowe en Paddy Satinola and Cardinal, Wimborne’s favorite mount. Thirty more ponies are expected from England soon including Never Tell the fastest Wimborne pony.
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Lord
Wiri
New York
Lord Wimborne
Westbury
Grayling Loughrea
Kitty
Hallowe'en
Paddy
Satinola
Catholic University Stable Atop Local Baseball Prospects
Albert White led Catholic University in batting with John Butler close behind as a powerful center fielder. Kendrick, Fahey, and Johnson anchored a strong infield while catching star Cuff and pitcher Ferguson showed value. Georgetown and Gallaudet also featured talented rosters, with injuries shaping lineups and Rasmussen, Rendall, and Rockwell noted among key players.
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Albert White
Vic
John Butler
Butler
Catholic University
Fahey
Kendrick
Johnson
Croker
Brooklanders
Georgetown
John Oreilly
Diavears
Maloney
Cusack
Defenas
McCarthy
Navy
Murray
Roder
Garlaudet
Rockwell
Rendall
Washington
Marshall
Autfeidar Ard Farmuasen
Rasmussen
Marshal
Fergison & New
Maryland Aggres Civie
Derrick
Athlaticn Catholic University
Paber
Rooney
Seroot
Aggies
Eollera
White
Catholic ‘University
Gallaudet
Patent Game Ahead In Baseball League
Land Office and Patent Office teams lead the standings as the Home Club League nears half completion. Land holds six wins in seven games, Patent five in eight, with batting leaders listed including Beutler and Bethel and several others reaching .380 or better. National interscholastic track and field championships postponed due to bad weather and rescheduled for June 24 in Newark, New Jersey.
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Patent Office
Land
Patent
Aix
Reuhler
Bethel
Mines
Fallow
Beutler
Geibel
Tinepin Pate
Eebers
Mansuy Ro
Montague Sur
Gerard Ser
McKee
Waker
Bnnder Ser
Fisher
Lekecen
Battelle Bar
Armeld
Neville
Conover
Brooke &E
Tanell
Ferguson Po
Peiffer
Dickens
Parkenson’ L
Newark
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