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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1917

Page

2

Ouimet Seeks Amateur Status Restored At USGA

Francis Ouimet and J H Serves Jr appeared in New York for reinstatement as eligible amateurs at a USGA executive committee meeting. With three members absent, no action was taken yet and a later meeting will decide. The long session featured defense of amateur status by Ouimet and Serves amid debate on possible violations.

New York United States Golf Association Francis Ouimet J. H. Serves, Jr Woodland Golf Ab Auburndale Mass Imeat and Sullivan

Industrial Bradley and Henry Polk Win Championship Series

Cavanaugh outpitched Beck and Green in a graded school baseball championship at Rose Dale playground. Industrial Home School of Georgetown defeated Monroe School four to three. Bradley School beat Gage School three to two. Henry Polk won the only game at longer playground, Loyocons defeated Wheatley to three. Two doubleheaders scheduled today with Wheatley vs Buchanan and Bowen vs Henry Polk, at Gallinger and Rosedale fields. Cleveland Americans beat Brooklyn Nationals in an exhibition. Hoffner led Lynnewood Hall cup qualifying with 133 over 326 holes at Huntington Valley CC.

Cavanaugh Beck Green Rosedale Industrial Home Georgetown Monroe School Mount Plieas Bradley School Gallinger Gage School Bloomingdale Henry Polk New York Avenue Longer Playground Loyocons Wheatley School Wheatley Buchanan Virginia Avenue Bowen Garfield Park Bradley Monroe Industrial Gage Philadelphia George H. Hoffner Woodbury N. J Huntingdon Valley Country Club

N. L. Upholds Tener in Action on McGraw

New York June 8 The National League board of directors approves a 907 fine and a one day suspension for McGraw the New York manager after he attacked umpire Bron at Cincinnati. The board plans a further inquiry at a special meeting tomorrow attended by eight club presidents and umpires. McGraw was not present and may be required to appear at the next session.

New York McCurag New York Baseball Club Bron Cincinnati Jucob Hempstead McGraw League Byron Quigley Tener

Accuses Sox Of Assault At Park Game

June 18 Boston warrants charge Augustin McNally spectator at Chicago Boston game. George Weaver and Fred McMullin of Chicago club ordered to court. team will appear during next trip. McNally says he was attacked during rain delay. Also: Tincup stars for Little Rock, Perry a record pitcher. Leonard stops Nelson. Palmero sold to Turtle Rock. Wolvarnton released as San Francisco manager amid business troubles.

Boston Augustin McNally Norwood Chicago Louisville, Ky Emilio Palmero Louisville American Association Turtle Rock Southern Association San Francisco Harry Wolverton San Francisco Baseball Club Yankees

Cobb Helps Tigers Edge Nationals 1-0 in Pitchers Battle

Ty Cobb scored the lone run as Detroit beat Washington 1 to 0. Harper pitched well for the Nationals but Cobb stole second on a passed ball and scored on an infield out. Washington failed to reach third while Detroit threatened late but held on for the win.

Harry Harper Ty Cobb Nationals Tigers Washington Tyrus Harper Cobb George Davis Tiger Milan Eras Mike Menosky Leonardo Griffmen Patha Rice Veach Menosky Dauss Leonard Ainsmith Dyer Daugs Foster Dause Milan Hughie Jennings Harry

Browns Win Final Game of Series With New York 1 to 6

New York beat St. Louis 6 to 1 in the final game of the series as Groom and Fisher pitched well for both sides. St. Louis scored the lone run in the first inning on a Jacobson single after a sequence including a sac fly and infield out. New York catcher Nanamaker was ordered off the field by umpire Nallin for criticizing the umpire from the bench.

ST. Louis Pittl Carey I Reecher Pitler Baird King Miller J.wargoer Ward Paulette W.wagner Snyder Cooper Stewart Hortsman Packard Toot Watson Gonzales Watson Pittsburgh W. Wagner Haird Long Beacher Cruise St. Coule Hy Cooper Horatman Mr. O'Day Schulte Phillies New York Groom Fisher Shotton Austin Sisler Jacobson Nanamaker Nallin Marsans Baker Pratt K'Paugh Johnson Kirror Walters Maisel Mesara O'Laughlin Hildebrand Rame

Nationals in cellar after nineteenth defeat by single run

The Nationals again sit bottom of the pennant ladder after a 1 run loss, their nineteenth defeat of the season and third straight by one run in the series with the Jun Bakers. Ty Cobb carried Detroit with key hits and steals while Harper struggled behind the plate. Johnson to pitch in the final game as Detroit leads 3-0 here in the series.

Nationals Jun- Bakers Ty’ Cobb Cobb Tigers Griffmen Vitt Foster Leonard Ainsmith Dyer Harper Johnson Detroit

Red Sox Rally to Take Doubleheader Over White Sox

Boston defeats Chicago in both games of a doubleheader, 9-5 in the opener and 8-4 in the nightcap. Notable performers include Gandil, Risberg, Walker, and Hooper for Chicago, while Lewis, Gardner, Thomas, and E Collins contribute for Boston. Enjoyed a 2 hour 17 minute first game and a 2 hour 20 minute second game with multiple pitching changes.

Beesten Chicagos Mead Teddy Heth Red Sox Seorima Chicago Basten Leibeld E.collies Uoagin Jackson Felsch Joan Gandil Risberg i Schalk Russell Boss Danforth Tagnew Cwotte OI McNally Willems Faber Boston M Scott Cage Mays Danforth Cleotte Owf Russell Williams Danforth Jo Piieter Ry Mays Strick Tauvria E.collins Hoblitzell Mary Jackson Gardner Frisch O'Lewis Gandil Walker Risberg J. Svott Thomas Foster Pennock Henriksen Lelg Ruth Barry Scott Jackson Felseh Rirberg Sphalk Hooper Jangrin Lewis E. Scott E. Collins Thoman Hoblitzel Leibold Hinberg Weaver Age Chingy Hill J. Scott Wid Piich Schaik Messrs. McCormick and Connolly Canada Parrington Britain Bell Confidence Crump Red Admiral Kittswake Mighty Que Thomas G Lomas Remceng Doyle Yerond Lord Herbert Rive Fleet Foot Cherrystone Hearts of Oak Scully Tropaeoleum Russetti Stucco Hack Bar Dresert Hauberk Greenwand Gleaming Femile Fountain Fas Celto Priveila Mullens Collins Thome Venetia Lady Moll Lady London Street Miss Gayle Thomas Callaway Cyewert Srmine Hastern Little Nephew Lady Spendthirty Varda B Tar Brush Sir Launcelot Buzz Arsund Minda Lomar Ferand Alston Yannera Balfron Malheur Perpetual Alee

Miss Moes a Winner in Title Tennis Play

Philadelphia June 18 Favorites led by Miss Molla BjURstedt in the singles opening of the women’s national tennis tournament at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Miss Margaret Moes survived for Chevy Chase Club. Bjuerstedt had a walkover over Miss Ostheimer. Other players listed include Miss Sears, Mrs Le Roy, Miss White, and Miss Zinderstein.

Philadelphia Molla Bjurstedt Philadelphia Cricket Club Margaret Moes Chevy Chase Club Bjurstedt E. G. Ostheimer

Roamer Sets Track Record In Excelsior Handicap

New York June 18 Roamer in old form wins the Excelsior handicap at Jamaica defeating an excellent field. He breaks the track record for the mile and a sixteenth in 1 45 2 5, leading Sartie and repelling Old Koenig’s challenges with Borrow close behind.

New York Andrew Miller Roamer Jamaica Sartie Koeniz Troisel Jem Libyan Sands Cal- One Miss Kruter Bricktes Rowan Theresia Star Game Stellarina Ambrose Clif Haven Jor Umatilla Sehntzinger Borrow Robinson Koenig Byrne Strompur Ormesdale Manister Toi Sortle Daddys Whack Brien Jock Sent McAtes Killdee J. McTaggart Tingaling Quartz Brumley Eagle Acabado Pullux Wongs. Papp Troxier Lito Tea Party Huston Princeps Butwell Prines Sally

Baltimore dealer held on fake ad charge

Jesse Rosenfeld of Fiseman & Co. Baltimore posted $500 bond in police court for later trial on a false advertising charge. The warrant, third issued by E LaVigne of the American Fair Trade League, is tied to efforts by the Advertising Vigilance Committee and Retail Merchants Association with government representation by Assistant U.S. Attorney Given.

Jesse Rosenfeld Baltimore Fiseman & Co Seventh H Streets Northwest Rosenfeld E LaVigne American Fair Trade League Lavigne Tietail Merchants’ Association United States Given Columbus Retail Merchants’ Association E. W. Boyle

Boston Boy Arrested as Bandit in Hyde Park

A 14 year old boy Jaynes S.S. Thompson was arrested by police in Hyde Park as the bandit who held up seven people at gunpoint in the past two weeks. He initially confessed to the robberies but later denied knowledge of the holdups.

Boston Jaynes S.S. Thompson Hyde Park Trompson K.i

Auto Licenses Issued in District Yesterday

A lengthy district license list shows numerous individuals and businesses across Baltimore, Maryland, Washington DC, Virginia, and nearby areas. Names include Bortnieh, Martow, Virbuever, Warrison, Wendal, Clarksville, Walford, Mullis, Gamer, Miller, Walker Hughes Market Company, Purdy, Mock, Craig, Schneider Haking Company, Macdonald, Colbert, McCall, Curry, and many others with addresses in Md, DC, Va, and beyond. The item reads like a published register of auto license issuances with scattered street and city details.

Bortnieh Bladensburg Martow A. Virbuever Eleventh Street Panning Haltimore Mil Row Surray Vole Pearh D. Warrison Wings FOX Wendal Clarksville Walford Hagerstown Mullis Canbertard Say Virginia Syence South Pwart A. F. Miller Baltimore Walker Hughes Market Company Twentieth P Streets W. A. Purdy Anacostia AL Trarlett Desaup HE. O ° Mock Ontario Alas Craig Bo Street Wallin Stark Foxtreet AM. Young Charles Schneider Haking Company Als EAL Wimberly Fourteenth Girard Streets A. B. Coleman Clarendon Varaint TL. Macdonald Massachusetts Avenue M. J. Colbert Sun Twents Second Street Phil McCall RL Smatlwend Onter Re Curry Colorado Wetler Dumbarton Avenue L. Crawford E Street A. Myers Lit & Street H. PL Davidson Twa Oak Cleveland Park RAIGL America Baidu DT BK. Moore Tenth Street Juliet Colorado Road J. Gillet H. Bayles Accleston Smidt -A Alley Twelfth Street COR Wood California S. K. Morris J. R. Hopkins K. Kingsman Wart Capitol Street Jett C. A Carrigan Steer BAIR OM. Retague Plata Fide Dogan Hophen Sanderland DiAgderet

Women to Get Men Pay in Navy Clerical Posts

Secretary Daniels announced that women employed by the Navy Department will receive the same pay as men in similar clerical roles. He stated there is no intention to discriminate, stressing all positions are graded and pay is equal regardless of sex. Carrie Chapman Catt had asked for reassurances on wartime staffing.

Navy Department Daniels Lven Carrie Chapman Tall Tional America Woman Suffrage Association

Major Dawes Joins Seventh Engineers in Active Duty

Major Charles C. Dawe, a Chicago banker and former controller of the currency, previously with the engineer officers reserve corps, was arrested to active duty with the Seventh regiment of engineers and ordered to report to Atlanta, Georgia for duty.

Charles C. Dawe Engineer Officers’ Reserve Corps Seventh Regiment of Engineers Atlanta Ga

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