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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1919

Page

5

Belmont Park features a four-horse field in Plattsburg Handicap

Edward Arlington’s Questionnaire was among four top contenders yet finished off the board as Camouflier and Rodgers battled head to head for a mile in 1 38 2 6 on a soggy track. Johnny McTaggart rode Lucius to victory in race one at seven furlongs. Mr Ned won the steeplechase with Wingold second, and other races saw Copyright, Bull's Eye, and Tacola prevail under jockeys including McTaggart and Callahan. The Belmont meeting closes tomorrow with the $10,000 Stakes over one mile and three furlongs for 3-year-olds on a heavy track.

Belshont N.F Belmont Park Licullite Cripper Naturallet Gloomy Gun Plattsburg Edward Ar Iington Questionnaire Wilfred Viau Camoufledr G. W. Loft Rodgers Johnny McTaggart Lucius Celia F. Ambrose Clark Mr. Ned Wingold Belmont Luciya McTaggart Celto Tarascon Johnson Tle Pt Hong Kong Tom Young Iant Kitty Franklin Belle O the Ses Wingoly Kennedy Tine Whest Il Stradivarios Commodore Gaunt Gyke Bull's Eye Rice Lyra Watts Grayson Frenseja Gamoufleur Erickson Redgere Pierce Callahan Blairgowrie Bondage J. Callahan Daydue Kelsey Landini Ricel Ina Johns Kaltipolis Corey Retrieve Lle Troxler Eruk Lass Rai Siimm

Latonia Entries and Belmont Entries Palm Sunday Racing Card

Latonia and Belmont race meetings list horse names, jockeys, and odds across seven races at Latonia with weather clear and track flat, followed by Belmont entries for multiple races including odds and distances. The page notes fresh entries for each race, noting contenders such as Ornella T, Hatirion, Sir Lary, Mandalay, Paul Connolly, Kiku, Early Sormnz, Claude Walker, Cheer Leader, Paula V, and many others across six or seven events. International League section follows.

Ornella T Hatirion Goldstone Little Princess Sir Lary Breeze Arch Plotter Redland Paul Connolly Waterford Happs Lucky John Jr Thrye Mandalay Westwoot Jack Pryor Sea Plant Lord Hamilton Purl Lieut. Lester Makeup Inspector Hughes High Command Kiku Early Sormnz Joe Stohr Bon Jour Ginger Tota Napan Sway Hercules Helene Robby Allen Fritz Tocmr Gen Haig Precious Uncle White Diversion Herald Grey Eagle Basilius J. J. Murdock James T. Clark Drastic Avram Omond Lillian Shaw Buford Free Cutter Paula V Kilkenny Rhymer Kingfisher Thistle Green Kingosia Dr. Sammel

Umpire Nallin's close calls spark riot at Nationals game

Washington fans vented at umpire Dick Nallin after two seventh inning calls swung momentum against the Nationals in a 4 3 2 loss to the Indians. Foster, McBride and Milan were involved in disputed plays as authorities kept the field clear, with lingering tension outside the park as players tried to finish the game.

J. W. Fitzgerald Dick Nallin Nationals Indians George McBride Tfose Fens Merchant Money Nallin Fudge Foster Nalii Clark Griffith Washington Kennel Nailin Gri Washington First Base Steve O'Neil Cleveland Bulls Hin Nalin Milan Zeb Chapman Speaker Trip Indiana Shanka Griffs Murphy Graney Gardner Nationale Menosky Shaw Judge Bagby Eddie Greta Geaney Smith Milian Wamby Foater Rice Shanks Tris Gharrity Johnston Oneill Bounder O'Neill Robertson Graney Wamby

Cicotte Wins Again Seventh In A Row In Boston Series

Chicago defeats Boston 5 to 3 as Cicotte notches his eleventh win of the season and seventh straight. Weaver and Scott pace the offense while sharp fielding keeps Ruth and Cicotte in check. Also notes Athletics edge Browns 5 to 3 and Phillies top St Louis 7 to 5 in separate games.

Cicotte Boston Chicago Beston Today Ruth Weaver Scott

Nationals Work at Bat Beats Giants and Reds 6 to 2

In New York the Nationals slugged past the Giants and Reds 6 to 2. Key players included Rath, Smith, Daubert, Groh, Kauff, and Zimmerman. Benton earned the win while Fisher took the loss as Cincinnati and New York combined for multiple hits and errors.

Giants REDS H.O.A Cincinnat Smith Daubert Grobab Goooot Isaac Shane Blitehell New York Ong Cermak Oop Chase Doyle Kauff Zimmerman McCarty Bresster Rath Groh Kopf Burns Benton Fletcher Cincinnati Fisher Mitchell Luque Dubuc Mt By

Cards Win Seventh Straight With 4 2 Victory

St Louis defeated Boston 4 2 in the opener of their series to extend its winning streak to seven. Gowdy Day saw the Braves catcher receive a wrist watch and flowers from admirers. The game featured Rudolph and Tuero on the mound and key hits by Fincke Blackburne Smith and Hornamy. Boston left on six, St Louis five.

Philadelphia Sisler Jacobson Demmitt Witt Roth Thomas Shannon Errors Gerber Meyers Burns Dugan Arustin Dace—Burns Davenport Grover Johnson Kinney Tonneon St. Louis Rudolph Boston Braves Airbrne McHenry Mar'vnless Layat Gowdy Clemona Tuero P Rudolph Finlke Tlackburne Smith Hornany Heathcote Erroré Herzog Holke Blackburne Stock Layen Miller Satan Barber Meuse F Pick Luderus Mann Cravath Merkielb Bairdale Paskertct O Sickingzs Deal Ae Cady,c McCabe Kilefer Calihan Mendrix P Watson Chicago Williams Meusel Baird Finck Bick Merkle Paskert Deal BicCabe Dmeccabe Yaag Bacrifice Mainz Killefer Philadepro Chicazo Wateon Allantags Innines Beall Hendrix

Brady Leads Open Colt Championship Qualifiers

Mika Brady of Oakler shot 74 to lead the national open colt championship at Hrae Burn Country Club after 18 holes, while Charles Hoffner of Philmont and Walter Hagen each posted 78 and 73 respectively. Numerous pros and amateurs followed as the field narrows for tomorrow’s 36 hole final.

Newton Maen Mika Brady Oakler Hrae Burn Country Club Brady F Red McLeod Columbia Charles H Hoffner Philmont Hoffner Walter Hagen Hagen Tom McNamara McNamara My J Brady Oakley Charles A. Hoftmer Walter Oakland Hills Laur Tallier Brasburn G L_ Borden Commonwealth John Cowan Stockbridge Charieas Evans Edgewater Jack Hutchinson Glen View Emmett French York Jease Mackie Cane Brock aJesue Guilford Woodland J. Douglas Edgar Druid Hins

Boxing tutors sought for service men tournament

Charles F. O Connell general secretary of the Knights of Columbus war activities committee asks for several expert boxing instructors to assist Lieut Fred Thomas in refereeing bouts at the upcoming boxing tournament for service men in this city.

Charles F. O'Connell Knights of Columbus Committee On War Activities Fred Thomas Freddie Welch

Low scores in West at St Louis golf meet

Nelson Whitney of New Orleans and Roger Lord with Clarence Wolf of St Louis tied for low scores at 153 in the Trans Mississippi Golf Championship qualifier at St Louis Country Club. Arthur Bonebrake of Topeka posted 1353 while R E Knapper of Sioux City and R E Bockenkamp of St Louis followed with 166.

St. Louis Nelson Whitney New Orleans Roger Lord Clarence Wolf St Louis Country Club Arthur Bonebrake Topeka R. E Knapper Sioux City R E. Bockenkamp St Lowe

Evans in Western amid open golf title defense plans

Chicago reports Charles Chick Evans, national amateur and open champion, has sent in his entry for the Western Amateur championship in St Louis next week, while defending his Open title in Newton, Massachusetts this week. The text also includes a detailed baseball box score between Pirates and Dodgers with players and stats.

Chicago Charles ‘Chick Evans Newton Mass St Louis Ward

HANAN Shoes Triumph in Friendly Shoe Line Ad

A nostalgic ad praising HANAN Shoes as the top choice in the friendly shoe line. It celebrates warm handclasps among friends from Broadway Beantown Philly and Detroit and touts HANANS as king in quality and fellowship. It notes greetings from Harry Tom Mike and Jack as a symbol of loyal customers.

Harry Tom Mike Jack Broadway Beantown Philly Detroit Fordway Hanan

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