Suburban Club Opens Handicap Tournament In Golf
Opening round of the Suburban Club championship handicap tourney at Brightwood featured 16 matches with few upsets. Results show Sidney West 3 up 2 over Fulton Brylawski, Bert Cohen over Maury Simon by default, and numerous other decisive wins amid light weather and two unavoidable defaults.
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Brightwood
Dity
Sidney West
Fulton Brylawski
Bert Cohen
Maury Simon
Sidney Dieber
Herbert Jacob
Julian Hillman
Sol Meyer
Berend
A. Lichenstein
M. Behrend
Dr. M. Fische
al Sigmund
Henry Kauman
M. A. Baer
J. D. Kaufman
M. Felheimer
Sidney Kaufman
Pai Ring
Ton Huech
Sidney Beitzenstein
A Newman
Gunst
Leroy King
Edger C. Kaufman
Bernard Boer
Lester Lansburgh
Abe Sigmund
Morton Luchs
Gus Nordlinger
Amateur Rule Confusion Hits Multiple Players Across Leagues
The report lists several players and teams across Government League Marines Railway Y M C A League Potomac League and others, with contracts voided or players deemed ineligible after apparent breaches of amateur rules. Names include Herbert W. Gay Eurem Will iam Mo Smith James Kelley and F N Obrien among many, with officials citing illegible or disputed contract terms and ineligibility across War Department Northwest Sunday School and St Teresa cohorts.
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Paver
Bureau
Whitney
Northwest Sunday School
St Teresa's
Ilegal
Shurtleff
War Department
Marines
Herbert W. Gay Eurem
Retly Porresters
William Mo Smith
James Kelley
Francis &. Thompson
Naty Dun Db. Ward
Frank S. Hudsen
Samuel Wo
Owens
Deqmetmental League
Tressery Chester
Tyens Michael S Cantwell
George S. Ryan
Ab&rl Nis
King
Don Johnson
Printra Interior
H G. White
Columbia
William G En JL PeChard
George Mullin
Lester MC Penny
Beckendorf
Harry Reach
Congress Heights
John B. Elliott
Bill
ME Attaugh
Frank Greer Fairlawn
Albert R. West
Junl
Lewis William Ho Gately
Frank Dentermann
Fo Mo Wise
Charles T. Morgan
Flames
YW FE
Daniel Freeland
JU. Gerlas
Morrias
Government Hospital
Peter J. Hastenstat
Fight Fans Pleased With Ardmore Card
Ardmore boxing show draws heavy local interest as Karl Hers versus Hock Bones headlines a twenty round welterweight bout. Greek and Thomas to decide featherweight title in ten rounds with final workouts named. Card includes battle royal and fast preliminaries with regular car specials.
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Ardmore
Karl Hers
Hock” Bones
Memphis
Fenn
Mary- Jang
Herz
Iid
Thomas
Terminal and Federal Put On High-Scoring Baseball Duel
Muschlitz and O'Brien lead Terminal and Federal in a 11 inning back and forth game. Hense, D Clayton and Barrett produced multiple runs with key hits as Muschlitz notched 15 strikeouts and Long, Tweedale and Riley contributed in defense and offense. The contest extended 1 hour 55 minutes with final tallies showing strong offensive bursts from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abho al
Riley
J. O'Brien
Cooks
Butler
Tweedale
Charles
Federal
Muschlitz
McElfresh
P. O'Brien
Ter
Long
Esline
J. ‘Tweedale
Noone
Barrett
I. Tweedale
Hense
R. Clayton
D. Clayton
R Clayton
Mathews
P. o’Brien
P. Oe Brien
L. Tweedale
Timpie Miller
Trousers on sale from White Duck to flannel specials
Local notices advertise White Duck and khaki trousers with a range from eight dollars fifty cents to twenty five dollars. A special offer lists white flannel trousers at five dollars, noting correct tailoring.
Shaw Is Choice To Twirl Today For Nationals
Manager Griffith declares James Shaw ready to pitch as the Nationals seek their first real setback against the White Sox. Shaw dazzled in West Coast and St Louis starts, with speed curve and command shaping him as a tough foe for Rowland. Probable Chicago starter options include Jim Scott or Faber while Griffith notes the club’s improving hitting and growing confidence in Gandil Shanks Moeller McBride and Henry.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Nationals
White Sox
Griffith
James Shaw
Smoky City
Shaw
Sox
Rowland
St. Louis
Jim Scott
Faber
Grifith
Griff
Chicago
Chick Gandil
Howard Shanks
Danny Moeller
Cap” McBride
John Henry
Jack Bentley
Sandy Spring
Minneapolis
Joe Cantillon
Bentley
Cantilion
Harry Harper
Millers
Nick” Altrock
Altrock
Sloufeds Win Pair By Single Margins In Doubleheader
St Louis nosed out a double victory from Pittsburgh in a June 13 doubleheader here, taking the first game 6 to 6 and the second 2 to 1. In the second, Miller scored the deciding run after three close singles and a walk. First game details show Pittsburgh miscues and St Louis batters gaining runs. batteries included Kneiser, Allen, O Connor, Berry, Groom, Davenport, Crandall and Hartley. Second game batteries were Hearne, Hogge, Berry, Crandall, and Harley.
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St. Louis
St. Louisa
Pittsburgh
Miller
Berry
Groom
Davenport
Crandall
Hartley
R. H.E
Hearne
Hogge
Harley
Congress Heights League Box Score Oxon Hill vs Hamilton
Oxon Hill beats Hamilton in a baseball score line with key players Sullivan Major T Fisher and Mattingly on offense. Pitchers Warder Mattingly and McClay contribute as errors and hits shape the game. Time listed as 15 minutes.
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Oxon Hill
Sullivan
Arthur
T.fisher
Mattingly
Rusk
Heiskel
Rowe
Og Iogo
Sweeney
Oi McCray
Griffinen Show Greatest Advance Of Any of Major Circuit Teams
The weekly digest shows Chicago leading the American League while the White Sox edge their Cubs in performance. National League races tighten as Philadelphia, New York, and St. Louis maneuver for position. Ray Caldwell shines for the Yankees and Connie Mack builds a foundation with Oakland a distant concern as the Federal League bands tighten the chase.
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Griffinen
Philadelphia
Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
New York
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Connie Mack
Cleveland
Philadelphias
New Yorks
Quakers
Bostons
Pat Moran
Brooklyns
Cincinnati
Reds
Huge Horse Remount Shortage Warned By Sturgis Expert
Mr. F K Sturgis, vice chairman of the Jockey Club, argues the war drives a critical remount shortage as exports reach 59 million dollars. He compares Boer War horse purchases, notes high casualty rates, and urges breeders to raise standards and output to meet military demand. He cites Civil War remount figures and warns New York could not supply 2,000 proper remounts even with 36 days.
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F. K.sturgis
Jockey Club
New York State
Secretary of War
Sturgis
United States
West
Southwest
New York
KanFeds Take First and Chifeds Second in Doubleheader
Kansas City and Chicago split a doubleheader with Kansas City taking the opener 6 to 4 and Chicago winning the nightcap 3 to 2 in ten innings. McDonnell and Henning pitched the long second game while McConnell faced Henning. Batteries listed as McDonnell Wilson for Chicago and Henning Easterly for Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Chicago
McConnell
Henning
R. H. EB
Black
M. Brown
Fischer
Main
Johnson
Cullop
Packard
D. Brown
R. HB
McDonnell and Wilson
Hensing and Easterly
Buffeds Split Even at Newark Grounds
Newark and Buffalo played to an even split at Newark Grounds on June 13. In the first game Buffalo scored 9 to Newark 5 with Ford, Bedient and Blair batting and Moseley and Rariden in the field. The second game ended 8 to 8 with Schulz and Allen pitching for Buffalo and Kaiserting, Bind don and Rariden handling Newark batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Buffalo
R. H. E. Buffalo
Cubs Offer Archer and Pitcher for Ivy Wingo Rumor
Rumor says the Cubs offered Archer and a pitcher to the Reds for Ivy Wingo. Archer is tied to a fat contract, and the Cubs reportedly would prefer another club assume it rather than pay it themselves.
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Cubs
Archer
Pitcher
Reds
Ivy Wingo
Racing Cards Show Complex Daily Entries and Odds
A lengthy list of horse races with entries for two year olds maidens and older, across multiple tracks including Latonia and New Orleans. Prices, weights, and odds listed for many horses such as Golden Vixen Wishing Well Ban Shore Miss Fay and others, with track conditions noted as fast and weather hot and clear.
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Canada
Golden Vixen
Wishing Well
Ban Shore
Miss Fay
Good Shot
Billy Frew
Copper King
Merten
Will Cash
Queen Apple
Semper Stalwart
Larkin
Rose Garden
Misa Cita
Richwood
Kayderoseros
York Lad
Kenworthy
Ruffo
Carbide
Captain Ben
Shyness
Helen
Bushy Head
Schemer
Idle Michael
Bryndown
Betterton
Zin Det
Briar Path
Deposit
Kenesea
Wiley
the Spirit
Venetia
Kim
Yonghee
Sir Blaize
Cuttybunk
Buck Keenan
Ferrock
Mud Sill
Jabot
Voladay
Ray of Light
Ben Quince
Sepelveda
Marshon
Duke of Dunbar
Primary
Woodfair
Cy Merrick
Valentine
Nephthys
Vifr
Uncle Bill
North Light
Hyda
Vaza
Latonia
Cubs Win 6 to 4 Over Braves In First Series Game
Chicago defeats Boston 6 4 in the opening game of the series. The Cubs broke a 0 0 tie with four runs in the first inning, and Lavender held the Braves to scattered hits after replacing Vaughn. Key hits included Knisely and Zimmerman doubles and Williams home run. Lavender pitched eight innings with six runs allowed, while Boston earned four.
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Chicago
Boston
Vaughn
Knisely
Zimmerman
Williams
Kniseley
Lavender
Abhoa Cather
OlGond
Gulbert
Fisher
Fitenatr
Smith
Arene
Rae O Schmidt
Phelan
Magee
Maranvillens
Ai Lavender
Cather
Mizpatrick
James
Egat
Good
Wiliams
Archer
Eyror—Saier
Sehmidt
Kaisely
Homerus
Williama
Rudolph
Sailer
Fieher
Plars
Maranville
Fitzpatrick
Gilbert
Schmidt
Basel—Bogton
Hess
Mesare
Quigley
Canon
Zame
Cardinals Defeat Dodgers 9-2 In Opening Series Game
St. Louis toppled Brooklyn 9 to 2 as the home club broke open a tight game with a seven run seventh inning. Notable hits included three by Miller and a pair by Hyatt, with Cadore and Robinson pitching for Brooklyn and St. Louis respectively.
Start Season Today in Catholic League
The Catholic Church League opens with St Joseph and Holy Name clashing on the west diamond at Fifth Street and Florida Avenue. Hon. P. T. Moran of the Chamber of Commerce will toss the first ball. First game at 6 3 o'clock with umpire William Handiboe. Subsequent meetings will set the schedule, elect officers, and address league matters.
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St. Joseph and
Holy Name Teama
Fifth Street
Florida Avenue
Catholic Church League
P. T. Moran
Chamber of Commerce
William Handiboe
Sacred Heart
Sst
Dominic's
St. Anthony's
St Peter's
Empire A C Fort Hunt 8 Fort Hunt 3
Empire A C defeated Fort Hunt 8 to 3 with Moyer and Reagal leading. Key errors by Coombs Smith Karfick Large helped Empire A C build an early lead. Lyons fanned five. Fort Hunt batters were stymied by a mix of hits and errors, leaving runners stranded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire A. C
Fort Huntuns
Moyer
Reagal
Coombs
Dodge Russell
Smith
Lyons
Johnson
Karfick
Large
Fort Hunt
Fort Heat
Russell
Baldeceon
Fournier Becomes Power Hitter by Change of Style
Jacques Fournier of the White Sox rose as a leading American League hitter after abandoning outguessing pitchers. He decided to take pitches as they came, and in one game against Walter Johnson he hit two homers, a feat unmatched in Johnson’s career. Manager Rowland advised continuing the straightforward approach. The piece lists game scores from several Texas cities including Dallas Fort Worth and Shreveport with varied results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Fournier
White Sox
Walter Johnson
Walter
Rowland
Robertson of Giants Improves in National League
Dave Robertson of the Giants, 18, rises among the .300 hitters in the National League and continues to improve in his fielding.
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Wesy
Stein-Bloch
Potomac League
Drillery
A. C. Gates
Peter J Hasendale
Wv W Watt
Brent Young
Fairlawn
B. H. Brill
SN Poumphrey
Ro Allen
J Ho Chrisman
G. C. Brown
TL Taylor
JH. Danbar
Melvin Soper
Land Young
RH Potfork
Congress
Heighton
Hoffman
D. Sullivan
Malcolm
Touilla
Departmental
Treasury
BM. Thompson
William H. Barnhart
George W. Trealer
Fred A. Waters
Lea Lynch
George 8. Ryan
Frank J. Schrider
J. B. Schrider
Kiente
Northwest Sunday School League
BA. Hidiker
W. S Tennett
Rosedale
Crescents
Worden Dyer
Howard
Ardmore Gard
Palm Beach
SCOTT_OR FABER
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Ayers
Engel
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Srong
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Earler
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Weaver
Congress Heights League
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Good Counsel
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Texas League
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A. Shreveport
Parker-Bridget & Co
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Sitbor Lauidgette
Julius A.west
Panama
Huseman & Ford
F Street
Sportsman
Herzog’s
SOL Herzog & Co., Inc
St. N. W
Alva Richards
Cornell
Hachive
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