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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1923

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7

Mercur Leads Lehigh Trio In District Tennis Chase

Fritz Mercur of Lehigh University, along with Com Charest and John T. Graves, head the district championship race after advancing yesterday. Mercur defeated Paul Harding 6 1 6 3 and Klopach 6 0 6 1 to reach 4:30 pm play against Richardson. Charest edged A J Knapp in a long second set 9 7, while women’s doubles begin at 10 am with various pairings, including Mrs Eis and Wakeford.

Fritz Mercur Lehigh Universy Star COM Charest Tampon John T. Graves Avance Tha Dumbarton Club Mercur Paul Harding Klopach George Washington Richardson C. M. Charest A. J. Knapp Knapp Vlay Nagin Fritz Mercyr Paul Stardling Coleman Jennings Smith Trice Owen Lewematein Charest Ae Fated Pactatan Weill Coe McWalrmod S—T Darkness Don Dudley Rob Burwell Budiey Burwell Mra Elli Agson Mins Wenrieh Ales Th Smith Miss van Tyne Mina Mulekla Mise Arndale Ming Regan Hint Ronda Mins Wakeford Mina Frasier Wigs Wises

Turkish Bath Refreshes in Hot Weather at Riggs Baths

In hot weather the best bracer is a Turkish bath offered at Riggs Baths. The establishment promises refreshing, comfortable service with conveniences to suit patrons. Try it to believe the revitalizing effect and the value of the experience.

Riggs

Radiators and Fenders SORES ADVANCED 13% ip say make

Radiators and fenders made or repaired by MARES RADIATORS. WITTSTATI'S BRAVE. WORKS, February. Address and further details incomplete but indicate radiator work offered.

Wittstati Lize

Jockey M Gée Injuries Not As Bad As Reported

Jockey M Gée suffered injuries in the Prix de Bart, but officials say the damage is not as severe as feared and he expects to resume riding within a few days. American Frank Neill, who had a severe spill in April, has fully recovered and will race at Longchamp tomorrow. Longchamp attendance set records with 939,241 francs gate receipts and 5,059,000 francs in Prix wagers.

Gibbons Says He Will Fight Dempsey Regardless of Funds

ShelbyMontana June 25 Dan Tracey works on paying the 100000 third installment to Jack Dempsey by July 2 while Tom Gibbons through his manager Kane says it makes no difference who funds the fight. He will be on hand July 4 ready to challenge Dempsey for a plugged nickel if needed. Gibbons criticizes management for delays and conducts training with Delaney, Moore, Manley and Herman in day’s workouts.

Harry Newman Shelby Mont Dan Tracey Jaci Dempsey Tom Gibbons Kane Tom Dempsey Gibbons Gib Ang Jimy Delaney Jim Delaney Mark Moore Minneapolis George Manley Denver Sue Tillie Kid Herman Welteg Welent Los Angeles Tillie Great Northern Railroad Kearns Great Falls

TOPS ST. LOUIS FOUR BY 6-STROKE MARGIN INTOURNEY SUMMARY

Intercity golf match results list teams and individual scores for Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Newark, Washington, Toledo, and others. Final team totals rank Chicago 811, St. Louis 824, New York 820, Pittsburgh 381, Milwaukee 334, Buffalo 987, Philadelphia 889.

ST. Louis Chicago St. Louia New York Pittsburgh Milwaukee Buffalo Philadelphia Newark Washington Toledo Reidgeport Daston Detroit Worter Toronto Hackford Chicaxo Matt Jans John Dawnon Bob White B. B. Lloyd Aul St. Tawis Watter Koanminn Malley Weed Conway Recae Tota En Tork Richard Wale A. F. Potncett Barry Scharl Ails Joseph P. Sahre Totel

Blood Poisoning Shuts Washington Crew Stroke

A terse, early 20th century paragraph notes that blood poisoning sidelined the Washington crew in a stroke related incident. The garbled OCR mentions Poughkeepsie and June 1 with uncertain phrases about Seattle and university teams, indicating a sports or college crew related scare or halt.

Washington

Five British college netmen out of event at Merion

Opening rounds of the intercollegiate tennis meet at Merion Cricket Club saw five of seven Oxford Cambridge netmen eliminated. Lewis White of Texas beat the British squad, while Lucien Williams of Yale and Phil Neer of Stanford advanced in later rounds. Hephurn and Watt from Oxford won second round spots. multiple U S colleges and players contested the first round with several upsets and defaults noted.

Philadelphia Oxford-Campbridge England Lewis N. White Texas Dounte Lucien Williams Yale Phil Neer Leland Stanford Merion Cricket Club F. S. Hephurd W. S. Watt Oxford Charles Watson Phillips Academy Andover Mass EB. Rt.Phillips Staten Island Academy Horace Orser Stuyvesant High School New York John F. Whitbac Windsor Conn Young Colgate Raet Mexard AL Fitch Rica IneMtate Teva Lowery Canbridge Harrison Raspern David Conn University of California J. Wilder B. ‘Lewis Princeton Hartert Macher Andrew Morgan University of Pennsylvania A. Frankenstein University of Chicago F. A. Hepburn Alden Brige Harvard Wammawami Cambridge W. S. Woodson Baylor I Atiiite Texan Lack Vale William T.ngylbach Sky Pennsylvania W N. Watt Gull Carl Fischer Thiladelphia College of Osteopathy H. WV. Woson Www W." Ingenham Richard Marshall Columbia Charles Marble University of ‘Atichitan W. W. Lynmington 3d Caleman Erie Institute Louis DR. Dally Jc. Frinceton Hh Neer Jeland Stanford B.S Swarthmore J.B. Howard Barri Wi Fisher Williama Defeast Frank T. Anderson Wallace J Feenham Wartener Haverford H. L. . Taylor Friareton D. Herat Cam Beldke George Lee Carnell Carl AL Flacher Colvre Ostergethr Dugous Dartmouth G. FP. Hepburn University of Tennsylvania John BE. Howard J. N.lowery Patiek Davies Ghattes Merkie University of Michigan IR. Lewin Swami Arnold W Jones WH. Howt Harmouth Tydien Willams Kacl Prattman Wareard Wallace Iater Lewis Thalheimer University of Texes Frank Anderson J. W. Tatart Watt Coleman Rice’ Institute David Conrad Fabveraity California H. T. Wood W. W. Ingrabaint Donald Steele University of Pennnslvania Jerome Lang Qolumble Farnham Warriener S—O Pallip Neer Charles Wasoon Phillipa Andover Conrad Bryant Los Angeles Charles Watroh Flarotd Tes Concord N. H Joby Whitback Carl” Leinster Horner Orner New Sork Bitton Hoskin B. HE. Phillipn Staten Island Dorenh Olhausen

Death Valley racing picks from Latonia section

A late 19th or early 20th century race notes column previews Latonia and Aqueduct event cards. It praises Black Gold and Extra Edition, lists likely winners in each race, names horses such as Ararat, Colored Boy, Jeanne Bowdre, Rainbow Boy, Whiskaway, and Shining Gala, and cites betting opinions, riders, and track conditions. It also includes wagering data and references to the Terminal Y League and various odds or selections.

Black Gold Kentucky Death Valley Ararat Iron Men Ixia Charlie Annie Lyle Gala Neddam Rainbow Boy Sway Whiskaway Clistterton Jeanne -Bowfre Kixin Anni Lyte Rainbow Bos Terudillo Whinkaway Chetterton Betty Jeanne Bowdre Madden Coyne Ohlida Play Larchmont Sunburet TJ Moat Probble Wiane Rinck Gel Weat Whidkawar Defuddle Aqueduct MacLean Biggx Buchanan Raby Lane Rerond Rice Pat Casey Jolly Sea Cove Fos Rave Tryfster Dry Moan Rave Sue Donovan

Delorimer Park Race Day Results Mixed Thoroughbred Card

Racebyrace results from Delorimer Park listing six furlongs to one mile events with horses such as Mesa Kit Chief Spon and Ditle Dilek placing in early races. Purses, odds, times, and participating jockeys are noted amid a dense ledger of entrants and finish-order marks.

Clarksburg Horse Races Summary of Finishes and Purses

Six furlongs opening race for four year olds and up with claiming purse of 400 dollars. Anil up placed first with Parne trainer Armstrong aboard. Kusmay second. Robadil also ran. Second race for about five furlongs with Turse purse 4007. Mine and Rady Wargan noted. Font VWoye and others ran. Third race details show Coax Me and Rath Wehle among finishers. Fourth race six furlongs for four year olds and up with claiming purse 400. Hat mtr, Minnie ah, Bunyan, James among runners. Fifth and sixth races listed with entrants and approximate outcomes. multiple names appear including Beyart, Chan, and Mack Tonales among others.

Mesa Kit Roaon Carrure Uke Mills Garon Coronel Wir Admum Grim Aan Trembier Willan Neker Parolt Chief Sponwon Athingan Arendal Woden Gouwithim Prost Bao Max’ Gold Flying Beagtr Salt Peter Baron -Alparan Shir Rage Ditle Dilek Atkinson Peggle B Nicks Trageed Hobe Seguin Bonside Broadview Latinmore Speed Silver McCarburn Juniab Meethng Fraley Assume O'Mahoney Golden Chan Black Deby Onn Mils Tamper sCheta Feden Glover Timy Herron Tene Brush Peggy Rives Pryelie Drapery Ball Teme Chincatengve Chow Atm Te Alf Vewiba Parne Trfield Armstrong Kusmay Agi Catir Thrine Automatic Ned McMurphy Robadil SECON Turse Hivulet Freishon Winkie Dominick Rady Wargan Jack Pot Font Vwoye Furtonsa Hat Mtr AL Smith Minnie Ah Bunyan Jamas Parkes Bardyeart Ant Ap Varay Tay Her Pete Ran Gustata

New Kensington Race Meeting Cancelled After Police Raid

Allegheny Racing association announced cancellation of the New Kensington racing program here amid claims that indiscriminate wagering would create chaos. Races were halted a week earlier when state police raided mutuel betting machines and seized thousands of dollars. decision followed a weekend attempt to reopen without betting.

New Kensington Alle-gheny ‘Racing ‘Association Mutuel

Columbia Franchises Back to Sally League Closure in June

In Columbia on June 25 the South Atlantic League franchise was turned over to the league with President Walsh announcing intent to place it in Columbia to keep a team in the city. A dark-ness halted play after seven innings as Weather. The box score lists Mader and Weitzel among players with multiple errors and home runs by Roger and Fendrickx.

Colum Columbia Walsh The Ensociation Horida of Columbia GPO Abaecanary Yard Adelg A. Feke Rob’ Teon Ofachneider Cw Madera Grote Ntman Joger p.Ib Orh Weidman Dod Nin Hendrickn Mills Hendricks Wi Plech Roger balig—Jones Aits Doger Af Mader Bin Milla Utadticke Itypitel Bry Ball Roger 4Daris A Inne Weéldman Behoelder Lughes and Mctinre

Chicago Club Suspends Robertson for Action in Box

Chicago White Box pitcher Charles Robertson, famed for a perfect game against Detroit last season, was suspended by the club. Manager Gleason ordered him home from Detroit yesterday as reports said he was not trying to pitch. he arrived home today and was informed he was under suspension.

Chicago Charles Robertson Chicago White Box Detroit Robertson Gleason

Gelding Takes Lead In Stretch To Score At Aqueduct

At Aqueduct the Rockaway field reduced to five produced Amer Tatriae winning by a neck over Frank G. Second Hullabalo o faded to third after leading early. The card also saw Little Celt romping in the African handicap and Lady Audrey nose out Helen Cook in a tense finish. Trish Sea won the steeplechase with Regalia second and Adamant third amid rough riding.

Hullabaloo Dick Brown Canaque Jed Wail Amer Patriae Vna Enank G Celt Sande Golden Ryle Hyperion Lady Roe Listen Dearie Jyntee Audrey Nege’getory Helen Cok Nirthul Lady Audrey Helen Cook Exalted Ruler Trish Sea Regalia Adamant William of Corotoman Irish Sea Ruby Bajar Trust Bullen Courtship Zack Terrel Ararat Logs Amate Lyle Aqueduct Clondy Pearl Pate Atitea Vera Vennie Woo Ee — Aing Bur Sit Lees Marian Keystone Madrigaian Mon Rosen Kis Hanson Pittsburg Fla Fockars St F. S. Cane Maggie Slit St. Anne Bethlehem Steel Carter Louzzey Bain Uncle Terry Neddam Fannie Thurber Yawepueger Lady Lilitsa Simon Hhveel Wight i Ethle aUk Sen Casey Too RY Grass Yoshimi Coppto M Taylor Carruthers Spin Ball Jolly Sunny Ducrow Ferguson de Jeter Claridge Monney Hot Bol Hompr Creac Anniverna Uh Lottie Lorteine Beadyrrick Hien Tady Andrey Atp T. Grego Kay Jay Mirtreee Mary Helen Aleeny Furiouge Lens Adair SAS Missionar Tefaddle Marguerite Venus Princess Jane Mary Patr Attewoort Cherokge Lee Postilion Dorothy von Defiant Atherstan Nantucket Bastion Troma Hoxem Wen Tiposta Powers Tene Ie Holland Equator Ine Dopovma Greentron Atable Csh Dy Celt Handane Jeune Towire Elemental Hegel Assumption Duncan Gia Bodo Costigan Exons Blanche Mac the Mills Cordeman Kathiern Jae Halkah Violet Mahoney Besmyth Brennan Rachett Kennedy Armistiea Nelsea Irene Be Ichild Bambier Coomcan Tarchmant Bea Willem Eparina Pettifogger the Enquirer M. Brown Collin Masane D. Er Almirante Bageed Robbin McDaniel Pesgie Piero Boe Ind Joo Mooresaie Frank G Tillahalen Canaine Arrow of Gold Forest Lore William Capital City Demtjoba Frisco Regent Connecticut Por McNaughton Tockeye P. G Golden Tate Fetor McAtee Galden Aq Eany Wiltam Tell Rao Wan Place Anne Liebling Vr. F von Fromp Jourdals Wendlite Wa Post Yater Betea Zona Lassi A & Goeller Lady Rose Lester Neary Waterit Jynten Yuene Lens R AL Simin Rm Eye St Minton Havana Eterien Fabian Boaunash Sondrette

Trackman Selections and Entries From LATONTA Meet

A list of track horse and runner names appears, including Vera Vennie An Munguel and Fairway Modo Tangerine Peddler Dettifogger Delorimer Chateau Capt. Greet Dairsman Kying, plus other entries such as San Diego Hopeful and Almirante. The OCR fragment lists numerous horse and race names with AQUEDUCT and World Bonaparte references, suggesting a catalog of entrants and selections from a Latona track meet.

Donovan Wilson a+ DELORIMER Chateau Capt Greet Dairsman Kying Orb Humpy Grest Siposta

Willard Cleared as Fit Opponent by Examining Doctors

Three doctors from the commission subjected Kansan Willard to a 45 minute examination in South America to assess his fitness as an opponent. The panel declared him free of physical defects and described him as a marked physical specimen in the presence of press and photographers led by Dr. T. H. Lemmer.

Mateh Jess W Mimien Argerlard Re. Commission

Dempsey Fight Seeks Bailout Amid Montana Bond Hopes

Great Falls Montana on June 25 reports promoters seeking $100,000 for the Santag Beelby Fourth bout to gain the Montana honor. Cattlemen and lenders rally to back the Shelby affair with local businessmen urging funds from committees and railroads. Dempsey eyes July 4, but Kearns demands funds by July 2 while Dempsey recuperates and awaits a decision. Collegians also head to Shwanoy for east university championships at Mount Vernon.

Hugh Fullerton Great Falls Mont Yagh Dempsey Montana Kearny

Latonia racing notes tell of favorites failing and multiple close finishes

At Latonia track the favored runners underperformed with several upsets. Yenge led to third as Aciniary and Tip Toe Inn chased hard, Lady Gorham flopped in the opening race, Mary Gardner and Romping Mary dueled, Alice Harvey edged Dowry by inches, Golden Billows beat Sister Flo, Lough Storm surged to win the fourth, Laveen dominated the sixth with Laveen and Saindy leading, and Waynasamo won the final race as Flower Shop rallied past Jack Faman.

Latonia Jimmie Daw Aciniary Tip Toe Inn Lady Gorham Mary ‘P. Gardner Mary Sieter Flo Lottie Lorraine Sister Flo Golden Billows Lough Storm Simpleton Laveen Saindy Saat McDermott Guisher Waynasamo Flower Shop Jack Fa Eee Enn Aaerd Bix Forlongs Mary F. Gardae Parke Certain UA Parke Romping Mary T Brothers Rabella Kitty Wiliams Miss Mazic King’s Alere Tady Gorham Rue Rive Forlonus A Dacres Kennedy Gude Dizup Xixia Asanh Krontivreman Londons Golden Leaf Alvo Gail Om Denny Lone Tos Vast Ba Toy Chaanp Fang Dawalen Sint Hack Bive MR McDermott Tam Kel Ato Teme Marionm Vaaver Friary Boe Hyateria Tint McGee Margaret Atkin

Liberty L. AB.HG.AS Annex 1 summary

A baseball box score from the Treasury League features Liberty L. versus Annex 1 with Davis Talbott Ellis and Summers producing multiple runs. Western, Dayton, and Summers supply key hits. pitching stairs include Murray and Dayton with several strikeouts and errors noted for Western and Bauer.

Treasury League Liberty L. Ab.hg AB. Fos Talbott Weert Davis Hurst Filip Olwrukertt Sheltonpt I Marks Murray P. O O!bauer Funk Wolsmar Demonetti Summerarr MannJt Mperks Waver Dayton Hite Maxton Shurton Kilia Wengel Western Coopite Woodward

Latonia Aqueduct Latonia Entries Park Entries Results

Distorted racing results and horse names from Latonia and Aqueduct entries. The fragment lists horses such as Mary F. Gard and Romping Mary with times and payouts, and mentions multiple race rounds with winners and bettors, reflecting a newspaper horse racing record page.

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