Surgeon Samuel Ross Wins Perryville Selling Race
Special to The Washington Post from Havre de Grace May 4. Samuel Ross of Washington wins the Perryville selling race after a tight finish with Jesse Jr, as 6,000 spectators watch under pleasant weather. Field includes notable runners such as The Pli, Robert Fradley, Ardelon, and Louise Travers, with lively close calls and several purses awarded throughout the afternoon.
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Cathedral Indians Edge Briarley In Slugfest Clash
Cathedral defeated Briarley 4 to 0 yesterday on their former field in a high scoring game. Dyer set the pace with strong hitting and solid defense as Cathedral produced runs through Coburn Cranford Holmes and Rust among others. Pitching and fielding limited Briarley to few scoring chances, with White on the mound for Cathedral earning the win and Dugap officiating as umpire.
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Pacific Coast Association Forms Five New Amateur Records
May 4 report from New York shows the Amateur Athletic Union accepting five new marks by West Coast athletes including Bred Kelly in 10 yard hurdles, Jack Case in 70 yard hurdles, Harry B. Liversberger in javelin, S. B. Berry in the mile, all noting Berkeley and San Francisco venues. Howard P. Drew’s 100 yard record is under investigation with possible recognition later. Beegan high jump of 6 feet 7 inches also anticipated.
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Jaxington racing results and first game recap
Race by race results for three-year-olds and up at Fort Monroe with Merrick winning two events and Love taking a maiden race. Included are placings for Katherine G. and Brig's Bieter, plus the handicap race winner Bob Hensley. Also notes the opening game of the Departmental League where Agriculture lost 3 to 2 to Interior with detailed line and pitching data.
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Station game recap for Car Dept versus Station team
The Car Dept lineup includes Wilver at 2b Pugh at 1b and Stansbury. Batting highlights list Kehl Flynn Kilroy and Callow with several two base hits and a double play from Sullivan to Kilroy. Thompson and Hughes both worked pitching duties with 7 strikeouts each and a 1 hour 15 minute game time.
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Congress Heights versus Steel Plant softball game summary
In a contest between Congress Heights and Steel Plant, runs came from Perrigo J Green and Wood, with Sweeney pitching for Congress Heights and Dyer for Steel Plant. Final score shows Steel Plant 10 and Congress Heights 8, with Peters, Thornett, and Pears on key hits and multiple players advancing bases. game lasted about an hour and a half with Venable umpiring.
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Kenilworth Printers Rally Past Kenilworth Nine
Kenilworth defeats Kenilworth 9 to 4 in a rough game behind two strong pitchers. Sullivan allowed four runs in four innings while Weaver and Stringer split the relief workload. Key moments include multiple errors by Kenilworth and late runs by the Printers to seal the win.
Tamallytown Defeats Trinity in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Trinity falls 5 to 4 as Tamallytown builds early lead and holds off late rally. Key players include Hager, Kirkland, and ODay for Trinity while Tamallytown’s Bochs and Hilleary secure the win with solid hits and defensive plays. Umpire Mr. Leonard called a one hour and twenty minute game.
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Federals vs Treasury ledger fragment with names and numbers
A partial ledger style fragment lists federal and treasury entries with numerous proper names and figures. The text reads like a financial or auction record, including names such as Downer McDonough Speer and Crown Miller with scattered amounts and codes, but context remains unclear.
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Foolish Run Well Today At Havre de Grace
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District of Columbia Golf Association elected leaders form
Dr Walter Hatham of the Columbia Country Club was elected president of the District of Columbia Golf Association at a Commercial Club meeting last night. Morgan Thompson and George E Truett won first and second vice president positions, with Alpheus Winter as secretary and Dr T J W Brown as treasurer. The group adopted a constitution, drafted by a committee, and set plans for a first annual championship and general governance.
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Washington entrants reach first sixteen in Baltimore golf tourney
Three Washington entrants at the Baltimore City Club golf tournament began play. John C. Davidson and W C Ballantyne of Columbia Country Club qualified for the first sixteen. J Smith of Columbia starts in the second session. Corkran won low score in qualifying with a 76, then beat Small in a playoff to advance.
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Benefit at Columbia Boosts George Washington Athletic Debt
A Wherally patronized benefit at the Columbia Theater raised funds to cover George Washington University's athletic debt. The board of trustees meets this afternoon to act on the executive committee's recommendation to retain basketball and track as sanctioned sports while deferring baseball and football until students prove readiness.
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Georgetown Junior Preps Defeat Fillmore 7 to 4 On Field
Georgetown Junior Preps beat Fillmore School 7 to 4 as Haller pitched well for the winners and Smith also performed strongly. Cissell at third base stood out for Junior Preps while Joists and fielding supported the effort.
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