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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1911

Page

14

Pell Wins Old Dominion Final in Tennis Tourney

T R Pell of New York defeated W C Grant in the Old Dominion tournament final at the Country Club of Virginia to earn a challenge right against Richard H Palmer. Pell won 4-6 1-6 5-0 2-6 6-2 in a four-set comeback before meeting Palmer in singles.

Washington. Post Richmond T. R. Pell New York W. C. Grant Country Club Virginia A . Pell Grant Charles G. Evans Danville R. H. ‘ Palmer Pell Palmer McFar WillOffer Sophia K. C Packey Imeredith Pauline Powers Meredith Sullivan Cleveland Chicago Barry Western Golf Association Pai

Offer of 7000 to Brown Sparks Milwaukee Fight Hope

Chicago reports Packey McFarland, stockyards lightweight, challenges Knockout Brown of New York. Emil Thiry wires Brown promising 7000 for the bout in Milwaukee within legal limits, win or lose. Pop Coulon indicates Johnny Burns is through with the ring for now, with a fall matchup possible.

Chicago Packey McFarland Stockyards Brown New York Emil Thiry Packey Milwaukee Harry Pollack Frankie Burns Fastern Johnny Sam‘ney

Houck Strengthens Claim With Victory Over Thomas

Lancaster June 18 Leo Houck defeated Joe Thomas of California in a six round bout at Rossmee Ball Park to reinforce his claim as world middleweight champion. Houck dominated from the start with a continuous jab and clinching by Thomas never threatened Houck. The event drew about 3,000 spectators.

Lancaster Leo Houck Joe Thomas California Rossmee Ball Park Houck Thomas

First City Troop Wins Polo Match for Wootten Cup

Philadelphia reports Taconic polo team from Hartford was outmatched by the First City Troop in a Bryn Mawr match for the Wootten cup. Final score 21 to 13 with Collins scoring six for the troopers and Rosengarten four while Con verse added three. Handicaps and tallies show Taconic earned goals through the handicap and by late tallies, with penalties for safeties.

Philadelphia Hartford Conn Bryn Mawr Taconte W. L. Goodin Borden Philip Boyer Butterworth Dr. City Troep John W. Comverse Alfred M. Collins M. G. Rosengarten Charles Wheeler Troopers Collins Rosengarten Converse Taconic Boyer Goodwin

Oarsmen Caught in Storm Narrow Escape on Hudson

On June 16 at Poughkeepsie the Hudson storm swept over crews training for the Intercollegiate regatta. The Columbia varsity eight nearly swamped while Pennsylvania and Wisconsin made for cover. Wisconsin was driven over the course. Ten Eyck guided Syracuse oarsmen in the morning row. Ward at Pennsylvania praised nosy rowing so far.

Columbia Poughkeepsie Hudson Columbia Varsity Pennsylvania Wisconsin Ten Eyck Syracuse Ward

Miss Sutton Wins Singles in National Women's Tennis Final

In Philadelphia Miss Florence Sutton of Los Angeles defeats Miss Eleanore Sears of Boston 6 2 6 1 to seal the title for California. Sutton meets Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley in the challenge round while Sears teams with Hotchkiss in doubles as action continues at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.

West California Miss Dutton Miss Green Miss Hotchkiss Miss Sears Philadelphia Philadelphia Cricket Club Florence Sutton Los Angeles Eleanore Sears Boston Sutton Hazel Hotchkiss Berkeley Cal United States Miss Sutton Miss Roberta Miss Ostheimer Miss Browning Miss Wildey W. J. Clothier Edna Wildey Herbert M. Tilden Misa Sears Lon Angeles Eleanora Sears Miss Beara Hazel Hotchkins Roberta Ostheimer Dorothy Green Adelaide Browning Mins Whldey H. M .Tilden Mias Hotchkiss WF Johnson Edith Handy P. J . Osborne

Blow to New York boxing arrests in Madison Square Garden

Police cracked the prize fighting circuit after months of efforts. Four men from the International amateur championship tourney were fined in Special sessions including Tim Hurst, Samuel Lowing, and two ticket sellers. Also notes reorganization and challenges by Center Market ball tossers. Berwyn Beats Riverdale 11 to 4 in Md. intercity tennis postponed. Washington and Norfolk winter match rescheduled for late June.

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Engel Debuts In Poor Style Yet Holds Losers After Inning

Cornell Company led by Joe Engel defeated Sewage Pumping Station in the Capital City League 2 to 1 after a rough start. Engel settled after the first inning, limiting the Pumpers to five hits over seven more frames as Handiboe, Stuckert and double plays highlighted Cornell’s defense. In other league action Adams Express edged Columbia 3 to 1 in a fine pitching duel, Knott fanning 30 and Weaver 11 in a tense 1 hour 35 minute game.

Cornell Company Joe Engel Engel Cornell Martin Handboe Stuckert Abhore Davis Hayes Shipley Handbhoe Atolon Basts Handti Jhoe G. McDonald Marceron Mullin Collingsworth Hayén Moran McDonald Vaughn Aetts Columbia Chester Knott Adams Express Knott Fanning Thirteth Weaver de Adams Abhore Goucher Nell Ellett Stewart Thornberg Reynolds Adama Expreet Heck Wyatt Suess Adama

Indian Office and St Stephen's Tie After Nine Inning Marquette League Game

Indian Office and St Stephen's battled nine innings for a 11 1 score yesterday in the Marquette League. Indians led by five before Georgetown rallied in the ninth, tying the game as both sides traded hits and errors. Seabright and Burroughs worked on the mound with multiple players contributing at the plate.

Indian Office St. Stephen's Indians Georgetown Boys Ind Office Abh O Step's Qae Feldman Slumerte Donn Rhe Stephen Russ—Feldman Carter Gausza Crown Seabright Lemerick Scherbert Sullivan Murphy Callan Neons St. Stephens Dasee Noone Umpiro Collisiower Tina Gamez Seabr T

Main Building Beats Bureau of Animal Industry In Slugging Contest

In a high scoring Agriculture League game Main Building defeated Bureau of Animal Industry 18 to 10. McNaught had a rough day allowing eleven hits and seven walks as Main Building pounded the ball early. Gilmore’s catching stood out with several strong plays while Jackson, Sontag, and Rick ets led the offense with multiple runs and timely hits.

Main Building McNaught Gilmore Scoreain Blox Abhore Jackson Il Hall Benner Platt Ricketts GriMm Gait Barn Kleter Nubson Lingle Clark McNa Mink Johnson Hall Errera Bureau of Animal Industry Baars Souteg Kieter Ghmore Barry Hut McNought Belle— Mink Mr. Evans

Manhattan Beats St Martin In Independence League Clash

Manhattan edged St Martin 6 to 5 in a Independence League game. Donnelly and Rawlings sparked the offense with multiple hits as Manhattan built a 6-5 lead, while pitchers Burley and Donnelly worked through tight innings. The box score lists key players including Degnan Lynch Downey Walker O'Reilly McLean Rapp Donnelly Dampier Rawlings Oakley and Nurwell with varied hits and RBIs.

Manhattan St. Martin Donnelly Rawlings Maphawn S! Martin Whitm'sh Downes Damp'r Owalker Rawsetpah Wiken Lynch O'Relly Herriman McLean Ruppertus Mhutwall Odegnan Heany Oakley St Martin Degnan Lynch Downey Walker O'Reilly McLean i Rapp O’ Dampier G& Rawlings Dampier Wertiman Fegue Lett Firat Hese Walls Burley Witkingon Nutwell Danneily Nutwail Walker Fegao Walker Dampier Whitmacek Donnalls Nurewall Dampo Downey

Ambitious Amateur Games Highlight City Matchups

Sunday results mixed as several leagues faced off across districts. Interior beat Navy 9 to 5 in a late rally while Ninth Street dominated Ingrams 13 to 1 behind Richmond’s strong pitching and flawless defense.

Brookland Beats Petworth 10–9 In Suburban League Rally

Brookland overcame Petworth 10 to 9 with a late rally after noon in a Suburban League clash. Key hits and walks fueled six runs in the final frame as Beckett and Le Duc struggled for Petworth while Brookland capitalized on errors and free passes.

Park View Brookland Petworth Orors Potworth Helstand O‘clayton Hiatt OlHiser Lord Baggettae Sullivan Morris Gord QlTorney G.krog Duc Beckett P H Plunkett Tanalli Heistand Hiett Cord Beckett Pagne Dempsey Baggette Lea Duc Plunkett le Duc Clayton Hite of le Duc Sacriftes Torney Tanslil Fagua Wiser Morria Balle Krug Mr. Jenkins

Germantown I8 Victors In Kensington Baseball Game

Germantown defeated Kensington 6 to 4 in a lively contest at Kensington Park. Bell pitched well, scattering eleven hits. Offutt and Van Dyne starred for Germantown with strong batting. Umpire Dr. Benton. Time 1 hour 40 minutes.

Peciato Washington Kensington Germantown Bell Offutt van Dyne Kenston Glerm Waithen Oldfeld OR Wasers McCarthy Hartshorees Watere Hell Hoffutt Jeraé Hartshorn W. Waters Israel Warthen Dr. Benton

Latonia feature race sets track record. Wintergreen takes third

At Latonia today a large crowd watched Leamence finish second in the mile and a half handicap as Wintergreen, the favorite, won the third race after a long stretch drive. Polis placed distant third while Joe Morris captured the handicap in the fourth race. A full card saw multiple winners and payouts across selling and stake events.

Polis Wintergreen Public Choice Latonia Leamence Polls Hamilton Wilson New Haves Katmedy Secubd Wiley Mountain Wolf Bath Walter B Chief Lindsay Kittery Chartier Joe Diebold Kim Mitton Don Curran Linke Matuels Wheelwright Taplins Dainserfield McCahey Mack B. Eubanks Glass Walter King Broomstick Darkness Fidele Polly Daleotan Mutuela Dalagerteta Mack B. Hubanks Abow Upwart Furlange Loftus al Muller Kennedy Joh Rearson Dancaser RomAc Wing Euclid Jack Reiger Hawley Flying Footsteps Mutler John Reardon Joe Morris Seamance Koerner Hed Wine Naié Joe Morris Leanance Sieth Ce—Belling Melton Street Taplin Star O'Ryan Martin Emily Wee Aithorpé Dottie “B Ben Lasca Helene Emma Stuart Muluelm Emily Lee Marian Casey Fort Tohneon Intrinsic Moltusa Zlenap Stonestreet Bad News Camel Silver Knight Mutuals Fort Johnson Jie

Last European Contest Day Votes Must Be Mailed Today

The Post announces the final day of its European contest with a midnight deadline for entries. Voters must register or mail envelopes with today’s postmark to help a friend win one of twenty prizes.

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