Doyle Beaten by Throckmorton in Chevy Chase Tourney
New York’s H A Throckmorton defeated Connie Doyle in the Chevy Chase Club tourney semifinals, 6-1 6-4 8-6, denying Doyle a final or challenge round appearance. Breck beat Moore to reach the final while Throckmorton and Wright won the doubles semifinal.
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Doyle
Chevy Chase Club
Tarolt Throckmorton
New York
Interachet
Connie’ Doyle
Norris Willamard
Throckmorton
Catlke
Iit
H. C.breck
J. Ballard Moore
Breck
Moore
New Yorker
Brack
H. A. Throckmorton
C. B. Doyle
HL. C. Hreck
Ballard Moore
Tamen
Phrockmorton
Wright
Leech
Mise Viewer
Kennedy
Mine “Dohowen
Wyile
Mias Ballin
Mra. Hell
Mi Bryan
Mia. Werner
Misa Boyd
Mies Bellin
Miss Porter
Altus Larner
Mina Gr
Selden Wins Central High Tennis Championship Title
Hare Selden captures the Central High tennis crown by defeating Cotton Issel in the singles final at the Suburban Club courts. Selden, with partner Kevres, then wins the doubles crown against Crasel and Dud Vom in a fierce match.
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Hare Selden
Central High
Cotton
Issel
Swarthmore defeats Catholic University in baseball clash
Swarthmore nips Catholic University 9 to 5 as A White leads with two hits and two RBIs. Ogden and Fahey share pitching duties, while White and Harry contribute key defensive plays.
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Swarthmore
Swarthmore Eas
Catholic University
Torkas & Tod Swarthmore
Cahill
Rifferer
Tatlee
Cagrias
Corning
Shortley
White
Affrey
Sprayt
Heuheys P
Toughton
Kililan
Ogden
Arcingten
Mulford Sets Auto Mark With 1819 Miles in 24 Hours
Ralph Mulford pushes long distance auto testing at the Bay Motordrome in New York, surpassing the prior 1.58 mile record with a 24 hour run of 1819 miles. Eastern clash listed at American League Park for a 3:30 start features the league's top contenders. College games note Colgate over Riveraite and Washington over George, with several regional matches including South Carolina League results.
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Nework
Ralph Mulford
Sheerhead Bay
L&t
SF Ridge
Brookland
England
Vsoaml Eastern
Osvl
Eastern
Kentucky
Atlantic City
Ruhwadel
Beach
R. H. Williams
Pimlico Race Track Entries Overview Today
Race card lists seven races with purses from 100 to 600 dollars. Entries include horses such as Lady Moll Chelsea Poaltano Jack Winston Menlo Park Flying Feet Bearpit Water Sally Mull er entry Peg Sandman Bryn Chant Jem Mento Park Harry Lauder and many others across maiden, selling, handicap and stakes formats at Pimlico and Lexington venues.
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Wgt
Gally Boots
Lady Moll
Poaltano
Gond Graciow
Chelsea
Cees Vee Lot
Elkridge
Jack Winston
Ormead
J'n
Robi Bradley
Venetia
Uncle Bryn
Delta
Flittergold
Sir Edgar
Muller
STATA
Sandman ST
Radle Henry
Bryn Chant
Mento Park
Harry Lauder
Pridner
Marahon
Jem Duke
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sally Boots
Stonewood
Ptolemy
Napier
Delia
Black Broom
Kewenna
Sandmann I
Juliet
Eddie Henry
Joe Finn
Menlo Park
Morning Telegraph
Positano
Mise Waters
Celie
Robert Bradley
Kenessa
Sandman
Cettabel
Doe Finn
Lather
Marshon
Pimlico Race Results May 2 1916 Field Mutuels and Finishes
At Pimlico on May 2 1916 Field Mutuals led a tight finish with Kootenay winning by forceful pace through the last furlong over Lady London later challenged by Aprisa. Horse outcomes show Kootenay run 1 mile, winner earning value to $500 though no bid. slips and scratches noted. Prohibition and Slumber II also placed with Prohibition showing as a distant third.
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Mutuals
Petc
Kootenay
Cliff Hevan
Diace
Lady London
Cliff Haven
Lady
Hamburg
W. V. Casey
Prohibition
Pet
Mme. Herrmann
Far
Ium
Fultergold
Lexington Race Card Summary Six Thoroughbred Races Readied
Results from Lexington feature seven races for 2 and 3 year olds, with bets listed. Winners include Billy Joe in Race One, Green Jones in Race Two, and Miss Fannir in Race Six. Notable placers include Ben Quince, Midway, One Step, Embroidery, and Mabel Duweber across multiple events.
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Billy Joe
Gentry
Black Thorn
Lilley
Ben Quince
Jones
Grosvenor
Max
M. Burt Thurman
Blarney
Royal Tea
White Crown Giso
Tfor
Melden
Green Jones
Goone
Bnerner
Garner
Sleeper
Brynnmah
Goose
Murphy
Indotence
Mott
Hank O'Day
Kinney
Allies
Gonse
Believe Me Boys
Kirschbaum
Soliiex
Rosewood
Aurigam
May W
Sweet Helen
Embroidery
Broom Flower
Dorothy Dean
Ian Dusen
Mine Minn
Fidget
Florence Roberts
Mias Hawkstone
Miss Fannir
Hosg
Dude
Louise Paul
Usteppa Step
Mabel Duiweber
Hedy Howdy
Andress
Choctaw
W. W. Clark
Tillotson Alen
Thorough horse listings from Cincinnati and Morning Telegraph
A dense catalog of horse names and entries from Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph including athletes such as Gypsy George Guy Fortune Ed Howard and various horses like Our Netta Milestone St Isitore Chelsea Good Gracious and Jack Winston. The list spans multiple venues and channels with numerous entries and cross references.
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Cincinnat
Enquirer
Washee Belle
Anna Kruter
Lochis
Sir Haste
Wall Street
Cash Up
Milestone
Sanward
Gypsy George
Guy Fortune
Harry Kelly
Pottuanna
Noreddin
Port Light
Ed Howard
Little Bigger
Lynn
Jack Reeves
Shyness
Golden Color
Jessie Louise
Morning Telegraph
Carrie Orne
Charmeuse
Washoe Belle
Our Netta
Dr. Tuck
St. Isitore
Long Shots Take Patapsco Steeplechase At Pimlico
The Patapsco Steeplechase at Pimlico featured Early Light winning easily for H G Bedwell with Manokin second and Rusila third. Early Light paid 104.60 to win and Rusila paid 277.90 for place. Golden Bantam paid 16.65 to 1 in the fifth race. Prizes and awards will be given at the YMCA boys department banquet Friday at 6 15 PM.
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Datowea
Manaya Caci
Phoenix
Bedwell
Rapid Wer
Little Buttercup
H. G. Bedwell
Nt i Prd
J McTaggart
McAtee
Metcalf
Tim Jan Pers Gbert
Schuttinger
Wantage
H. Gn Bedwell
Tims
Wat. Foat
St. At
Fin
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Farly Light
Tansey
T. Moore
B. Hagne
Jim
Amith
J. Ganey
Hogue
Williame
Stevanson
Murphy
Crawford
Landry
Aberteldy
E Koerner
Union
Russell i Mixa Oxford
tFiel Mutuela
Barry Light
Rusila
Barly Light
Rhomb
Aledo
Mies Oxford
Ptolemy
Powder Puff
Candy
J. F. Adamich
Keight
the Thistle
Lady In Blue
H. Rites
Bleck Pini
Gkayy McCahey
Judge Wrigh
Ink Aok
Matealy
A Schutting
Easlly
Buxton
Wizard
My J
McTaggart
Tze
Ae Parrington
Glendale
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Lyke
Dreyer
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Ze Lal
Ture
Tra Lal
Elsie Bonera
Trend
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Goodacre
Star Shoot Jumo
Ford
Peat
Flace
Ak J. McTagwart
Lucile P
Riverdale
Kelsey
Gartnar 'al
Dyson
Robinson
Mutual
Golden Bantam
Yellow Sally
Luette
Yellow Saily
Tarves
Cherry Beile
Place Sama
T. Shortell
Ben Strome
Beauty
F. Kelly
Wat
Kootenay
PhD Haven
Chit Haven
J. McTaggart
Lady London
Ank Very
Schuteinger
Aprica
Brighouse
Jae
Lohengrin
Chesterton
E. Haynes
Keough —- Athena
McCahey
Baltimore
Pimlico
Early Light
H. G. Bedswell
Manokin
Russia
J. H. Davis
New York
Juverence
Harry Light
George L. Goodacre
Washington
Black Pine
Lazuli
Harvard Beats Georgetown in 8 to 1 baseball game
Harvard defeated Georgetown 8 to 1 in Cambridge Massachusetts. Atol Murray pitched well for Georgetown but received poor support as two costly errors by Murphy and a fielding mishap by Wells hampered the visitors. Georgetown left fielder Flanagan replaced the injured Wells. Harvard produced key hits including two-base blasts by Percy and McCarthy to secure the win.
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Georgetown
Atol
Murray
Murphy
Wells
Hagan
Abbot
Flanagan
Georget
Coolidge
Nash
Gilroy
Sylvan
Percy
Clpothfeld
Joyce
Arthy
Abbott
Harte
Mahan
Beal
Cusack
McCarthy
Sullivan
Sacrifica
Staten
Knowles
Viret
Baile
Moessie, White
McLaughlin
Maryland Aggies Win After Uphill Fight Over VMI
In College Park on May 2 the Maryland Aggies edged Virginia Military Institute 7 to 6 after a strong late rally. Derrick stabilized the mound after the third inning while Morn hinweg and Chichester were touched early, but key hits and defensive plays secured the tight victory for M A G.
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Maryland Aggies
Virginia Military Institute Today
Mornhinweg
Chichester
Derrick
Big Mercy
Abhoam
Abe
Gilleaple
Knode
Marshall
Royer
L. Pitts
Riegert
Merrick
Richmond
Huns
Gillespie
J. Pitts
Rogers
Roger
Siegert
Derick
Dearstyne
Oberin
Hamlin
Denarstyne
M. A
V. M
Knorde
Blegert
Mess
Matthews
Mornbinweg
I. Pitts
Millner
Oberlin
Milne
Lowe meets Coogan in bout at Ardmore
Ardmore hosts a fast paced fifteen round fight tomorrow night featuring local fighter Tom Lowe facing Brooklyn's Mel Coogan. They have split two previous meetings, with Coogan taking the latest decision. Coogan has an excellent year record, losing only once in his ring appearances. Preliminary bouts include Harry Smith of Brooklyn versus Kid Jeters and Kid Williams in an eight round semi wind up.
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Ardmore
Tommy” Lowe
Fisth
Mel” Coogan
Brooklyn
Axel
Coogan
Harry Smith
Knockout Brown
Kid" Jeters
Kid” Williams
Condemnation order issued for Milwaukee place outlet sewer right of way
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, judges ordered publication of notice in three newspapers and set May 17 1916 as the appearance date for owners of parcel 284/27 to answer a petition by the District of Columbia Commissioners to condemn land for a right of way. The order directs service by U S Marshal and appoints commissioners to appraise value. Parties named include Blanche Edna Brady and others at 2723 Nichols Ave SE Washington DC.
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Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia
District Court
Milwaukee Place
Blanche Edna Brady
Margaret Londee Brady
John Owen Brady
Elen Jeanette Brady
Howard Brady
Nichols Avenue
Washington, D. C
Milwanee Place
United States
A. D
Washington Frening Star
Washington Post
Washington Herald
Condemnation Petition Seeks Sewer Right of Way in DC
District Court for the District of Columbia orders citation to multiple landowners for condemnation of rights of way through parcels 218/16 218/17 and 218/18 to construct a sewer along Nineteenth Street southeast from Naylor Road to P Street. The order directs publication in Washington Evening Star The Washington Post and Washington Times for three weeks and sets a May 17 1916 hearing.
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Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia
District Court
Nineteenth Street
Naylor Road
P Street
A. D
John L. Mahoney
Washington, D. C
Sarah 8. Smith
Fifteenth Street
Noutheast
Laura Hazel
Twining City
D. C
Annie Robey
Alice Robey
James Robey
Naylor
United States
Washington Evening Star
Washington Post
The
Washington Times
F. L. Siddons
A. True
iSeal
J. R. Young
F. BE. Cunningham
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