Commerce and Labor Team Is Beaten for First Time
In a lengthy game with errors and bursts of offense, the Commerce and Labor squad fell to a stronger Post Office lineup. Key players included Buskirk and Vaughn for the Post Office, while McMahon and Ruppertus led the St Martin squad in a tight late contest. The game featured multiple innings with shifted momentum and notable defensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce and Labor
Yan Buskak
Cail Abhoa Walters
Miran
McDonald
Ritchey
Gertman Hralley
Petomi
Midtichaufel
Tob Olertman
dAradier
Avanahn
Bunhart
Trenton
Berar
ijRean
Cmumorris
Bruay Dao
Xan Buskirk
Vaughn Ff Trontus Kraft
Wirat Bass
Sminieres Wid
Labor & PostoMee
Pases
Postoffice
Om Byun
Kimiy
Ay Winn
Hay
Hills
OM Rinner
Lay
Bean
Heuntey
Ranp Tertman Beadle
van Baskih Milnehawl Serifice
Varin Kean
Pradiss Vaughn Dauble
Wallers
Vaughn
Gereman
Penton Ryan
Toten
Navy Yard Players Shine In Tight Fielding Battle
A noisy cap at Capital City yesterday saw Yard players deliver strong hitting led by Hurley with three doubles and pivotal plays by Sia Lodge and teammates. Pitchers Moore and Priddy limited the opposing lineup as Navy Yard edged a competitive lineup 8 to 3 in a game rich with baserunning and defensive highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuys
Capital City Path
Tut Sia
Forthnes
Santa
Mhipie
Haris
O'Marin
Priddy
OlKagle
Wiles Seaton
Carr Turtles
Priel
Devs Steele Cullingsgerth
Pridd
Eagle
Moore
Commerce Nine Wins On Errors In 5 4 Victory
Errors by Clarke Sitterding and Anthony in the first three innings doomed the Collegians as the Chamber of Commerce of Washington edged them 5 to 4 in Richmond. Lynch pitched well in the late innings and was backed by Noyes behind the plate. The game featured strong pitching but costly early miscues that decided the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Sitterding
Anthony
Washington Post
Richmond
Collegians
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Hinchman
Tt Cottrell
Washingtonians
Lynch
Noyes
Donald
A'ord
Davis
oHing
Dampier
Augustine
Cisell Af
Wlwikiel
Cane
lCotfeld
Tota
Augustine Trant
Urvant Vldmayer
Bampi
Augustine House
Tzekiel
Cort Einehman
Pird Honmin
Ratter
Dirst
O Hinchman
Lyk
Chamber of Commenee
Wic
Pitcur
McDonald
Ry Flhucuman
Bs Lynch
Clarke Nore
Mescoe
Petworth Triumphs Parkview in errors filled Suburban League tilt
Petworth defeated Parkview 7 to 2 as Chism pitched well for the winners amid nine Parkview errors. Parkview manager Zeay may protest alleging Petworth used an ineligible player Sullivan. Details list Petworth batters and defense with Chism and Gallagher among pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkview Boys
Petworth
Chisin
Zeay
Parkview
Sultlhvan
Patninn
Tague
Maddow
Basgeth
Gagher
Sullivan
Yiksans
Ino Ovt Wien
Wassell
Petuesth
Park Vier
Rins—Frague Clayton
Tages’ Sullivan
le Bue
Obert Hilleary Miller
Vans
Leiser
Petwarth
Gallagher
Ty Birch
Chism
Gallagher O
Ohvert
Plunkett Birch Sulivan
Basce
J 'Eston
Sulivan le Duc
Madlox Hillcars
Gallagher Lyana Artiller Doble
Clavinte Plunkett
Sullian
Birch
Hamline Overcomes Drama in Nine Innings
Hamline edged Ingram 4 to 3 in a full nine inning Sunday Mov League game. Key moments included a walk by Heath, a sequence of hits by Myers and Schwegler, and strategic baserunning. Goebel and Beach pitched, with Vanderlip and Leverton contributing on defense as Hamline seized the late lead and held off Ingram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrem
Hamline
Ingram
Mamine
Achweglerif
Smith
Yorela
Ingrany
Hamiline
Ing Wyers
Héinrich Mcheo Leverton
Bulz
Vanfelip Crabbie
Leland
Hasee
Hamilne
Heath O
Peach
Saath
Table Myers
Litchfield
Schwegler
MeKce
Leverton
Schwegler Vanderlip
Lolana
Goeke
Beach Goebel
Mr Hughes
Indian Office Tops Corcoran In Marquette League Clash
Indian Office defeated Corcoran 8 to 4 in a Marquette League game. Burroughs led with 3 runs and a pair of two base hits while Russo Molineaux and Donn Feldman contributed key hits. Fleshman pitched for Indian Office and Colliflower started for Corcoran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
Indian Office
Yesterdas
Ind
Lekendorf
GT Russo
Charlton
Mallineaux
Gauzeau Ss
OlWaple
Burroughs
Tilley Dbo
Dona c Tig
Gebastin
Shin Ss
Maug
Miller
Giovanoni
Fleshman
Collifawer
Deni
Oo Indian Ofke
Coucaran
Rins—T Russo
Molineaux
Nohendorf
Carriton Ganza Burroughs
Donn Feldman
Bazes
DA Leliifower
Fleshmman
Callflower
Burroughs Donn Feldman
Tilley
L Rusco
Colliflower
T Russo
Mollineene
Burroughe Shaw Waple
Errors Lose For Penny In Elmira Penn 4 2 Cornell Win
Poor fielding by the University of Pennsylvania enabled Cornell to win today 4 to 2. Tener of Penn and Marshall of Indiana were among spectators. Batteries: Esbitt and McCormich. Umpires: Sternberg and Adan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Go. Tener
Pennsylvania
Iov Marshall
Indiana
Rhe Cornett
Sania
Esbitt and McCormich Iming
Hawk Cowns
Messrs Sternberg
Adan
Prince Gal Wins Merchants Stakes At Latonia
Latonia Ky June 2 Prince Gal won the Merchants Stakes after Wintergreen set the early pace. Hazel Burke made a determined stretch rally in the final sixteenth but Prince Gal held for a half length victory over Wintergreen with The Manager taking a sprint win in the 5 furlongs for 2-year-olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Burke
Wintergreen
Mana_ger
Latoma
Prince Gal
Latonia
Stanlings
Laplins
Damson
McCahey
Ohertz
Catula
Irishtown
Fidele Marzu
Andrajeca
Catherine Hampson
Harette
Kitty K
Koerner
Glass
Taplin
Mutuels
Milies
Muckler
Rice
Lack Rose
McTaggart
Hompie
Loftus
Tine
Donvasta
Henley Southern Light
Barnance
Louis Katz
Mowrier
Merchants
Hazel Lurke
Joe Morris
Tai Matus Gj
Pune
Daensaut
Rowland Ous
Vanen
Melissa
Setbach
Catesby
Peld Zienap
Tannis
Mason Beats Egan In Six For Gayety Theater Bout
George Mason of Baltimore defeated Kid Egan of Washington in six rounds at the Gayety Theater by landing cleaner blows and maintaining reach advantage. Jimmy Dougherty also outpointed Danny Lewis in a six round semi final, while Wade Rock fought Jimmy Cross in a close preliminary with Cross securing the final round knockdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Mason
Tthis City
Kid Egan
Washington
Gayety Theater
Mason
Egan
Gan
Jimmy Dougherty
Is City
Danny Lewis
Dougherty
Lewis
Wade Rock
Jimmy Cross
Rough Water Harms Hudson Rowing Crew Actions
Rough water on the Hudson disrupts morning practice as winds drive crews back. In the afternoon the Quakers under Ellis Ward of Pennsylvania attempt streams upstream, with the varsity and freshmen facing heavy seas. The big eight rowed well, but freshmen struggled. Ward’s crew capsizes near the Columbia float, dumping boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Lee Shore
Ellis Ward
Pennsylvania
Columbia Boathouse
Ward
Varsity
Philadelphia
Columbia
Racing Entries for Today's Card at Local Track
A full slate of races featuring two year olds and up across six furlongs to a mile and a half. Notable entries include Fire race Pure, Tanga, Oiten, and Cynosure in early sprints, with multiple 2-year-olds listed at 101 to 110 weights and touts like Tar tay Husky Lad Delaney. Feature handicap races crown a diverse field including Fairy Story, Olympian, Nimbus Harrigan, Chapultepec, and Stonestreet in the later programs with weather listed as clear and track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy- Tanga
Oiten
Fire Lance
Cynosure
Jasmine
Acquin
McCreary
Buckhorn
Lourie
Jsaarods
Tartay
Husky Lad
Delaney
Uaulon Jack
Aejah Raythorn
Lees
Plutocrat
Henry Walbank
Mie Br Hose
Ella Srysan
Supersti
Black Ware
Port Johnson
Direut
Fouth
Wolthorne Wiking
Olympian
Mullah
Adams Express
the Hague
Totrinsie
Wing Ting
Jol Furlong
Joan Neardon
Princetike
Stonestreet
Tombixtes
Bamilton
Rogen
Casque
Baby Wolf
Cooney
Vreeland
Jos Gaitens
Col Ashmeade
Rye Straw
Grenesque
Creston
Monsieur
Terrible Bay
Manentius
Lord Leighton
Ace
Miles Howard Shean
the Squire
Miss Jonah
Judge Lassing
Sir Clezes
Lord Elam
Merman
Scarlet Pimpernel
Miles Octopus
Livsie Flat
Judge Cronin
Stalker
Orderly Nat
Tuckett
Herbert Turner
Eada
Thea Cook
Grassmere
Ben Loyal
Shannon
Restigoughe
Himreth
Gece
Almene
Cardiff
Muskmelon
Highfrown
Michael Angelo
Stanley Fay
Gaistine
Chiet Kee
Walker
Dugan
Meridian
Arinibata
Sily Night
Burns
Martin W Littleton Pagod
Apple Princesa
Seyear-olda
Zeus
Aylmer
Piccata
Byrne
Barton
Dupes
Waterway
Allen
Simpson
Hawkning
St Abe
Porse
Woodcraft
Oakhurst
Grants
Sweeney
Golden Buttery
Florida
Dipper
Wrisveny
Mamie Taylor
Loathy Lady
Flower Girt
Muskmeion
Lady Sybil
Steeley
xHeroes Thrifty
Manheimer
May Amelia
Seymour Beuller
Hightown
Diggins
Buia
Schuttinger
Hail
Shelby
Robert Cooper
Andy Coakley Signs With Yankees After Reinstatement
A chaotic racing page closes with a baseball item: Andy Coakley, once with the Philadelphia Athletics and recently reinstated, has signed to play for the New York Americans in Paterson New Jersey. The note ties a historic figure to a fresh major league return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy” Coakley
Yankees
Paterson
N. J
Andy Coakley
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Americans
Rule Against Canton Club
In a published decision the national baseball commission ruled that the New York and Philadelphia American League teams were justified in canceling exhibition games set for May 14 and July 9 with the Canton club of the Ohio and Pennsylvania League. The ruling cites the Ohio Sunday ball law as enabling a championship game with Cleveland and holds such games supersede exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
New York
Philadelphia
Canton
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Paladelphia
Cleveland
Balch Out of Harvard Eight with Knee Sprain
Harvard varsity eight raced without G H Balch who sprained a right knee cartilage while tennis. Von L Meyer Jr. replaced Balch in the eight, Trumbull moved to the first four, and Con verse substituted for Trumbull in the second four as the crews did light rowing downstream for a mile and preturn with paddling by the fours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Vop
Conn
Harvard
G H Balch
von L Meyer, Jr
Balech
Trumbull
Converse
George Browne Returns to Major Leagues with Dodgers
George Browne, former Newark fielder in the Eastern League and ex-Washington player, signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers today after being released by Newark. President Ebbets secured Browne, who had clashed with Joe McGinnity, and Browne signed the contract following Bil Yahlen's notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Browne
National
Brooklyn
Newah
New York
Newark
Washington
Ebbets
Dodgers
Browne
Joe McGinnity
Bil Yahlen
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Ting
Pither Bridge Co
Kraft and
van Buskirk
McMahon
St Martin
Kendall
St Maron
Acore Kendall
St Martin AB Ito AI
Marsh
Clementetts
Dorney
Hrown
QO Munemanih
Vischer
T Wilkinson
Tooo Moran Na
IlHeany
Pellork
Mulean
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Wrokeup
Mctorm
Deenan
Ruppertus
McGorrick
Petals
Shenuil
Moran Pollack Tuohy
Mahon Downes Heaney
Milean van Kop Ruppert
Uin
Martin
Cn Batt
Oh Mewanen
Rippertus
Silver Spring
White Haven
T Tother
Silyvut
Behin
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Renal
Sherer
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Peas
Howard Saeait
Shertoe
Uoward
Hoffman
Marga Mosart
Inston
Kanore
Nencore Hamptons
Tenace
Serge
Hans
Rawlings
Walligton
Marlowe Farstes
Mmsric
Wollanx
Uelland
Teaacs
Hampton Lenge
Parstey
E Moore
Cilum
Pit Hee
Zirkle Teaars
Zirkla
Lapa
Edmorston
Tome of Gaue
Tanglewoods
Tree M UA
Tanglewood
MCA
Braddock
Cage Resation
Columbia 101
Colmbia 101
Lt To
Tate
Lawrenson
Chow
UlBrooks
Patats
Young Merron
Larry Smith Craven
Loewy
Gad
Tanner
Ticasner
Lizet
Cooke
Young
Wits
Stik
Lamer
Fouke
Ewe Bace
Witsloung
Dtulen
Craven la Poe Laurenson Tanner
Metron
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Bo Lanner
Wald Piter
Tenney
Walls
Mr Credle
Andrews
Willard
Ikop Andrews
Murray
Btn
Murray Sa
Uowell Ib
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Olskiliman Se
Waters Woot
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Milans Fh
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Car Department
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Navy Yard
Bureau of Chevastrs
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Agriculture Interurban League
Hamilton
Monseur
Lasaing Judes Cronin
Hillieth
Ots
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Kdda
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Hormak
Ozara
Commerce
Richmond Collegians
Mline
America
John H. Magruder
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Detroit, Mich
Prince
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Egan and
MARS
Canton Club
National Commission
Balch
Maryland
New Jersey
Touring Club of America
Leroy
City
Stow
Buick Motor CO
Connecticut Ave
Pullman Bergdoll
Detroit Electric Victoria
Earle & Allen
14Th St
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
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Peerless Hupmobile Zell Motor Car CO
St. N. W
Zimmerman
Lincoln
Minn
Hrererer Hinds Auto CO
Apperson Regal
Emerson & Orme
Autocrat Cressmobile, Limited
Selden
Marmon International
N. W
Century Tires
Century Tire CO
Amer
Glovara Cofin
H. B. Leary
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
Federt Dayton
Barvard Motor Car Company
Telephone NI
Congressional Garage CO
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Studebaker and Flanders Commercial Ata & Supply CO
N.Y. Ave
Ford
Miller Bros
14Th St. N. W
Speedway
Potomac Automobile
Mack Trucks
14Th
W.B. McBurney
Dayton
Meridian Sales Co
John
Meeley
Firestone
Marwell
Oakhand
Fairfield
Normandy
Hain
Gettisburg
Kenniston
Gareful
Lewia & Co
Seeus
Prudential Loan & Trust Co
Warder Bldg
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D_H TOLMAN
Warder Brig
Fate
H. K. Fulton
Sth
Tates
American Loan CO
Phoos M. Hk
Citizens ‘Stasf’ Commercial Bank Building
W. Cor
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Louis
Border Reliance Loan and Trust Co
National Loan & Inv. Co
Aes
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New York Avenue
Potomac Guarantee Co
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