District youth club baseball liaisons listed for 1920s inquiry
The notice compiles requests from multiple teams in the District and surrounding area seeking arranged games. Pikers, Congress Heights Stars, Braddocks, St Joseph club, Georgetown Preparatory, St Johns College junior team, and Merchantes club outline opponents and age groups, with several addresses for replies. References include Dutch Sterzer joining Danville in the Virginia State League and George Washington and Washington Athletic Association clash at Van Ness Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pikers
Arange Gamer
M. Niland
Twenty-third Street
Congress Heights
St Joseph Baseball Club
Ike
Maryland
St. John's College
Georgetown
Rock Hoy College
Bke
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Dutch Sterzer
Danville
Stertor
Davis
Dave Goumpe
M. Annl
H. Ehler
H. Brant
A. Kramer
King
Feld
KR Cleveland
Halatio
Torouth Street
City Park Derby Winner on Easy Crescent City Stakes Prep
At Fair Grounds a strong card featured the Rosebud Stakes for two-year-olds and a five furlong sprint. Yankee Girl, City Park Derby winner, faced a star field but ran well, while Cologny set a track record in a victory pulling up Cherie Fuctman and Rusk. Ziephen dominated the five furlong stake, with Notasulga withdrawn. Spion led a selling race to win, and Prince Ahmed took the six furlongs prize amid a busy program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent City Stake
Notasulga
Stephen
Prince Ahmied
Washington Port
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Hordemen
Notusulga
Mollie Montrose
Notaguige
Ziephen
Chalce
Schvieber
E. M. Fry
Geneva S. Ztephen
Montbert
Snyder
Cologny
Cherie Fuctman
Rusk
Yankee Girl
Reside
Donna
Eilison
Donny
Spion
Columbia Gir
Prince Alured
Taylor
Royal Breeze
Royal
Sabado
A. Martin
van. Antoine
W. Walker
I. Ham
Bicol
Orlandor
Carasto
Jimmy H
Canout
Hamlet
Count Reinferd
Tony Warner
Furfonga
Walling
Splon
Garner
Columbia Girl
Nicol
Tohi
Refined
Akbar
Maite
Bellastrome
Glamour
Consideration
Gold
Calloquy
Gummer
Charley Baetzean
Lioyd
Rosk
Bilac
Gaby Pi
Frontenac
Dargin
R” Lowe
Lady Caroline II
Geneva
M. Fry
Stith Rach
Yankee
Gaugell
Denna
Hoge
Ternus
Prince of Goins
Dromio
Prince Ahmed
Wom
Cen
Reval
River
Charles L_Leg
Sylvie Brown
Winter Polly
Bitch Mist
Prince
Lemon Girl
Ltoyd
Sony
Bitter Brown
Doubt
Miss Parker
Hyle Green
Dale Strome
Agra
Wire Tappers at Work in Newport Poolrooms
Wire tappers allegedly swindled pools in Newport Kentucky Texarkana and Louisville using the Nine horse at Hot Springs. Wires opened between Hot Springs and Memphis delaying payoff about twenty minutes for confederates to lay down funds. Newport bets around 100 dollars at 7 to 2 before owners became suspicious and halted bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Washington Post
New York
Texarkana
Louisville
Hot Springs
Aremphis
Oaklawn mile and 2 sixteenths purse race results
Jack Lory led from start to finish to win the featured mile and 2 sixteenths race at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas beating favorite Beecher by a head. Weather clear track fast. Races included Ae toria Hol, Glendovan, Proteus, and Shenandoah among others with multiple contenders listed and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
Jack Lory
Beecher
Aubuchon
Balla
D. Riley
Clown
D. Austin
Bairac
Lady Elehorn
Loot Kathryn
Meadow Green
Sis Lewis
Chulita
Gwaln
Glendovan
Foley
Doctor
Turd
Captain Nerath
T. Jo
Simon Kent
Marimbo
Hamiless
Rudoba
Potter
Ridney F
Billy Patterson
Black Pat
Swain
G. Beecher
Moreland
Shenandoah
Skyward
Swath
J. Mayberry
Rice
Atkista
Matador
Princesa
Perfume Handicap thrills with neck winning stretch drive
In Oakland, Collector Jessup edged Andrew Mackall by a neck to win the Perfume Handicap after a tense stretch duel. Four races featured sprint and route tasks with Boas and Cadlehon scoring decisive victories and multiple contenders contesting placings in tight finishes across six events.
Preston in Fine Form at Ascot Races
Rain mudded the Ascot track as Preston rode three winners. First race at six furlongs Delchambar won with Tacs second and Elmdale third. Second race was one and one sixteenths miles with Prot prevailing, Belnaro second, Pyrrho third. Third race five furlongs saw Black Eyes win, Tendercrent second, Nestness third. Fourth race on mile Yoncaste won, Bellair second, Mahur third. Fifth Futurity, Virginia Lorvaline won, Blannen second, Due Rottie third. Sixth race five and a half furlongs Ed Texoy won, Joan of Ars second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Knighton
Piaud
BI Phillips Ae
Ted Qu
Kohinoor Zick Abrama
Abdel
Spider
Bert Qaa
Pura
Hagel Maa
Masher Kildare
Donna
Colonul
Brady Lula
Granada
Robvender
McIlvain
Cachi
Malinch
Lacy Deanfor
Merry D
Zoe’ Davis
Ani Horeradian
Saneey Dot
Rollie Burn
Golden Wave
Noel
Mary Morriy
John MrBride
Husky
Bare Meyers
Fay Yn
Judre
Dilly Mayram
Hordan
Wheeler
Black Prince
Vincentis
Bouardo
Yellowstone
Lone ‘Weil
Anytt
Lasella le
Orehan
Miss Jonalel
Mabel Holander
Doe
Choura
Koga Bogua
Lord Tyonslogto
Aix Furlong
Futry
Oaes-Ne
Zinda
Sadara
Gomttfo
Dotteret
Weatherford
Curelewiyin
Our Hoy
Gratiat Sng
Mondella Adu
Asbort
Matta
C. H
Brocada
Katie McCracken
Yauteto
Richie Dusxton
Dick Bhantegue
Theododia
Madonna
Eraten Melody
Alloen
Cultura
Captain Jarret
Deacon
Zelling
Leta Duty
Butt Nolan
Lole White
Dixie Andrews
Elude
Lady Lavivh
Tae Bear We
Marathon
the Abbott
Dann
Lord Dixon
Staten Moments
Storm ST
Charley Ward
King Leopold
Tom Morgan
Lee Huifma
Nevolt
Woodthorpe
Rodolta
Cabhitlon
Millmenthal
Daruma Stoatselfe
Chancellor Walworth
Yaerece
Ding Dong
Lizaie Albee
Piquet
Brooke
Jack Adame
Desmage
George B. Miner
sId J Foncanta
Sorgalette
Redwood
Lutte
Julien
Toney
Barney Didiel
Lud’s
Collector Jessup
Oakland
San Francisco
Mar
Anish
Andrew Mackall
Stretc
Boas
Scoville
Adenr
Horst
Orena
Koerner
Algotan
Becona
Dr. Sherman
Wright
L. Williams
Seeond
Jack Kercheyte
eBride
Herzain
Pelham
Imma Reubola
Black’ Sam
Bonnel
Homeric
Little Mircht
Bekerleo
Mite
Collector Jevaup
Fischer
Andrew Mack
Suprema Court
Gross
Earl Rogers
Bedhora
Bilverkin
Fimklp
Kokamo
Keernors
Wool Handals
WiMared
Tito
Yade
Maittab
Bon Vivant
Sam Barbet
Plausablé
Bryan
Pontotos
Corn Blossom
Harty
Iine
Norwood
Fedo
Los Angeles
Ascot
Preston
Summarie
Delchambar
Boland
Tacs
Elmdale
Knapp
Tima
Chief Clover
St. Albans
Benlada
Gambol
Botandy
Belnaro
Tendercrent
Chussel
Necond
Nestness
Kunz
Suavita
Siljea
Manara
Lady King
Rain Cloud
Ren
Yoncaste
Praston
Bellair
Aker
Mahur
Nichols
Ding Dengi
Mountebank
Walworth
Joyner
Futurity Courac
Virginia Lorvaline
Blannen
Due Rottie
Clerk
Lady Kitty
Kameack
Mluslon
Texoy
Prenton
Joan of Ars
Roa
Pinalow
Georgetown Launch Admired by Crew and Officials
Father Mazey and Crew Officials marveled at Georgetown’s new launch as it trailed the Blue and Gray crew down the river yesterday. Donor Robert Collier of New York sparked enthusiasm among students and alumni as the craft prepared to serve coaching needs. Father Maxey praised the crew’s early form and speed, noting only Mr. Costler’s permission stands between the vessel’s rename to honor its donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazey
Father Maxey
Stuart
Murray Russell
Georgetown
Robert Collier
New York
Aquatic Department
Georgetown Athletica
Maxey
Costler
Trial Gallops At Benning With Carload Of Horses
Tom Mannix arrived from New Orleans with a horse train including Jerry C Ivanhoe Waterdog Turbulence Grevilla Cobmosi Ameke and five others Father B I Daly from Gravesend brought Baller Boy Warning Hartford Boy two year old and seven others Hartford Boy appears a likely early race winner Balover a chestnut colt died of pneumonia after arrival from California Jockey Rasuke rode briefly then left for New York Joe Johnson also arrived from New Orleans Track was muddy Trainers pushed workouts with Berwin Gold Sifter Vagabond and others as opening meeting nears Chicago plunger at Memphis touts two year olds like Lady Soutile Navarre Red Mill Gathering Garcon and more Ellison harnesses near 95 000 investment with Derby contenders including Yankee Girl and Lady Navarre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mannix
New Orleans
Jerry C
Ivanhoe
Waterdog
Turbulence
Grevilla
Cobmosi
Bi’ Daly
Gravesend
Baller Boy
Hartford
Games Blute
Berwin
Elizabeth
Berkeley
Ochan Spray
Sandy Creeker
Sheridan
Parkvilla
Fancy Bird
D Hook
Qeands Girach
Ruack Mate
Laesburg
Riue
Jobsoon
Thrae Futtenige
Subore Rai
Memphis
Tenn
C. R. Hilison
Chicago Plunter
Futura Derby Timber
Lady Soutile
Nanturtiunt—Soutte
Pittuneh
Ellison
Yankee Girl
Harry News
Judge Himes
Early
Lady Navarre
Government and university league score roundup and standings
In a district and intercollegiate league day, Catholic University and George Washington University played a game with Washington winning. a Washington Railway League game featured strong performances by several players including O’Connell and Fellows. The Washington Post League also reported on team totals, pitching, and fielding notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pk Real
Fotomacs
Assensora
Robinetts
Wales
Catholic University
Cummlnky
Stesl
Rodler
Clark
Fletcher
Duckstelp
Merva Merva
Brown
Tor
Mervs
Carr
Marmon
Government Printing Office
Warner
Intertor
G.P. C. Dot
Cooper
McGarthy
George Washa Ak Wesingtot
Washington Athletic
Ie Fae
Ocreek
Oerison
OlRamon
Washington Post
Estar
Ummasky
Oburke
Sousters
Lel
Mattonals
Pieus
Atiitpste
Brooks
oMerva
Beimorpef
OlMaher
Eda
Vspleer
Canale
Omadala
George Washington University
Qetholie University
H.vichmeyer
Swishmeyer
Hila
Occant H. Wheeler
Xander
Touls
Washington Railway League
T.R. Let
Lb. Co
N.o'connell
Fotrom
Hivers
White
Eo'connell
Fellows
Bergsing
Teetas
High Scores at American Bowling Congress Session
The opening session in St. Louis of the American Bowling Congress heard President R H Bryson of Indianapolis preside as Secretary Samuel Karpf of Dayton submitted the annual report. A Cleveland protest against loaded balls drew no action. Top two man teams posted scores near 1,099 with Chicago and St Paul leading in various divisions, while individual top scores reached 672 to 697 in the middle class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
R. H. Bryson
Indianapolis
Samuel Karpf
Dayton
Ohio
Cleveland Bowling Association
Day Ward
P McGuire
Chicaga
H. Margin
C. Holmane
St. Paul
Ael Greth
Hertind
Ginesunad
H. ‘John—son
M. Cooney
Saginanus Miche
Cullens and
Evans
Toledo
Milwaukee
W. Calahan
J. Kuntz
Columbus
GL. Woods
G. Dooty
Feoris
J. Mooney
E. Hendricks
Chicago
Xine Eam. Schindler
S. J. Baxter
Peoria
Canton
L L-Willems
Maines
Bis
Fred ‘Hall
Phi Hetae
Frels
Cincinnati
Washington Wins Opener as GWU Edges Catholic University 4-3
Washington University’s baseball team opened intercollegiate action yesterday at Van Ness Park with a 4-3 victory over Catholic University. Brennan starred for GWU with base stealing and smart baserunning, while Carr pitched well for the victors and Clark closed out the game after Canale’s early relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Rams
George Washington
Catholic University
Canals
Clark
Olson
Crooks
Cummiskey
Morya
Spicer
Brennen
Canale
Warner
Mr. King
Washington
van Ness Park
George ‘Washington University
Brookland
Brennan
Immaculate Conception
Aleta
Carr
Hatchettes
Montgomery in fast trial for Crescent City Derby
Memphis July 20 Montgomery completed a final local trial at Montgomery Park ahead of the Crescent City Derby in New Orleans. A mile in 1:49 3-5 drew praise from turfmen as the fastest mile run here this season, with Montgomery finishing an extra furlong in 2:01 1-5. Jockey Schilling rode the colt as reports mention possible sale terms to BR. L. Thomas and a Derby color carry, with negotiations ongoing at $314,000 plus $2,000 from the Derby bursa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery
New Orleans
Montgomery Park
Schilling
Ordning
McCheaney
Fred Forsythe
Chinn & Forsythe
BR. L. Thomas
Thomas
Bursa
Cup for Rowing Crews at Jamestown Exposition
Jamestown Exposition Company offers a permanent challenge cup for the best U S navy rowing crew. Twelve oared cutters to be used in a series of officer contests here in Norfolk. Navy and Marine Corps officers and midshipmen only eligible. cup may be kept for one year and is open to challenge. Cash prizes and free tips promised as incentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Company
Navy
Marine Corps
Norfolk
United States Navy
Jamestown Exposition Company
Midshipmen
Virginia's Football Dates for Next Season
Virginia's football schedule, managed by Woods Jr., shows renewals with North Carolina and Washington and Lee, plus games against Davidson, Richmond, George Washington, Virginia Military Institute, Sewanee, and Georgetown. Notable absence is the Carlisle Indians. they will play in Minneapolis next season. The schedule opens September 27 at Davidson and ends November 28 with North Carolina A and M?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
N. Carolina
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Mar. C
Woods, Jr
University of Virginia
University of North Carolina
Virginia
Chapel Hill
Richmond
Bucknell
Sewanee Pre Norfol
Carlisle Indians
Redskins
Indians
Minneapolis
Davidson College
Charlottesvill
Richmond College
Tobis College
George Washington
Virginian Miliary Institute
North Carolina
Hici
Sewanee
Norfolk
Washington
Les
Benar
Thudeday
Agicultural and Mechanics College of North Carol
George Washington bans four Hatchetites from athletics
George Washington University faculty barred Whit ing, Bryan, Ruiz, and Senior from all athletic participation for the coming season due to insufficient weekly academic hours. The move weakens the Bus and Blue’s chances, as Bryan and Ruiz were top players, while Whiting was key in the rifle pit and Senior’s status may be reinstated later. The recent game versus Catholic University showed GW’s form was far from creditable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
George Washington University
Whiteing
Bryan
Ruz
Blue
Willis
Ruiz
Whiting
Titus
George Washington
Catholic University
Hold Midweek Run Sparks Chevy Chase Hounds Trail
Despite Tuesday rain, the Chevy Chase Hounds continued their midweek run starting near Pifers Post Office. The pack moved through Brown farm, past Pliers, Messry Windom Page and Burgdoff, then Kensington to Rey farm for about six miles. Attendance remains lighter than hoped, but future runs are planned Saturdays and Wednesdays through April with expected better turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase
Pifers
Mr. Brown
Messry
Windom
Page
Burgdoff
Kensington
Rey Farm
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MERTZ
Mertz Co
F St
Washington Jockey Club
S. T. Walton
Lenman
New York Ave.nn
Jones’ Ticket Agency
New York Ave. Nw
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Derice
Wedderburn's
Wedderburn
THE
John Wedderburn Company
Wamartinttet
F Street
H.W
Charles H. Martin
6Th St. N.W
Chas. H. Martin
Als
J. W. Eiseman
7Th St
Hopkins Tailoring Co
76Th Street
Keeley
Drug &E
Keeley Ing
D. Cyang
Gallaudet
Mutos
Blus
van Neca Park
Tus
Green
Washington Athletic Association
Billy Growell
Gwarthmore
Crowett
Swarthmore
Frankin
Marshall
Crowell
Jon Thomas
Tommy Evan
Ryan Bes
Mate bin
A. Tims
Shasta Mald
Istail, Hermostile
Misa Himyar
Kitty McCarty
Zick Abrams
Robinoar
Etra M
Brawney Lad
Drapstitely Grenade
Envoy
Granada Pasadena
Emergency
Paney Dress Gargantua
Kerep Bidgaly
Morais Cashier
Etta M
Lacy Crawford
Cah
Feneberg
Nellie Burns
Pot Springs
H.ghMing
Ette Louise
Dulsura
Huth Nolen
Letta Daly
Fee Bahar
Broeasél
Rodolfo
Gold Spot
Joynot
Jack Adams
Cornel Brovsten
Freestos
den Domo
Pastouffe
Firs Bail
Gorgalatts
Redwood It
Lile B. Sinter Julia
Barney Oldfold
Connles
M. Oakland
Rustier
Jeremiah
Primesa Wheeler
Eievation
Judge
Byronordals
Anvil
Lone Wolf
Mabel Hollander
Cheers
Fatry Street
Fatry Street. ‘Wee-Lass
Hedgethorn
Comite
Mitre
Coach
Parker-Bridget
Pa. Ave
Ninth St
Benning
W.U
Tal Bes
Orrison
Cummisky
Hester
Campbell
Gillespie
Senior
Forsythe
W. C
Montgomery County
Old Braddock
McLiow
JAS. Clark Distilling Co
P. McCartay
Ava
Maia
Pena Nig
Newcorn & Green
St. N. W
Walford
Louis Bush
St. Ew
Max Needle & 2 & Co
Fort Myer
Ropett
Army Branch
13Th Cavalry
Field Artillery
Xarthur Smith
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