Start Tennis Play In Largest Circuit Tournament Preview
Fragmentary article outlines interstate tennis action with teams Agriculture Justice and participants including Doster, Barber, Lathrop, Weightman, and Yeorkeal. It notes matches scheduled Monday through Friday, listing several early results and players across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Bos
Eseison
Sumimnary Mnippstaiy Snore
Ash
Doster
Agur Barber Lathrop
Hulle Rellermann
Fenn Moron
Seer Tarts Weightman
Satin Yerkeal
Arar Herr
Taatent
Sierener Graham
de Fegel
Orstate Foykeankst
Tefasiery
Justice D
Plat Tanensury Kearney Pearman
Lia
Raves Mer Panty
Lea
Treas Ry Stanstair
Nationalists' erratic play slows late rally
A chaotic baseball game features erratic Nationals fielding and baserunning. Ket Strunk wheels in from third as Myer, Trompano, and Barte contribute miscues, while strong innings from pitchers shape a tense 130 minute contest.
Interdenominational Tennis League forms among church societies
A new Interdenominational Tennis League organized with Ed Tharp as president includes Epworth Leagues and Christian Endeavor Societies from Vermont Avenue Mount Vernon Place Northminster and other churches. Each society fields three doubles teams. first week results show McKendrickers or Sorthailaater defeating Mount Vernon and Vermont Avenue, while Vermont Avenue beat New York Avenue. several matches postponed due to rain.
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Ed Tharp
Epworth Leagues
Christian Endeavor Societies
Christian Endeavor Society
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Lpworth League
Mount Vernon Place
MFE Church
South Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
Northminater Presbyterian Church
Epworth League
McKendree Wood Church
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
McKendrer Sorthailaater
O Mi Vernon
Vermont Avenue
New York Avenue
Run Off 8 Matches In Home Club Event
Eight matches decided Saturday as the Home Club championship tennis tourney moves to its second lap at Sixth and Bo streets northwest. Competition will run Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays until completion with results including G Hamilton Geological and Hines by default, and several other preliminary round outcomes across multiple branches of the Interior Department represented.
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Sixth
Bo Streets
Sixts Aly
G Hamilton
JH Smith
Headle Reclamation
J Jind
BF Andrews Education
TH Higgine Indians
Colville Indians
CE Fry
Greena Land
Roc Wella
Interior Department
S Office
Bureau, of Education
Neological Survey
Reclamation Service
Indian Office Patent Office
Government Hospital For Insane Land Office
Ofice
Bureau of Mines
Atlanta Leads Women Golfers in Southern Championship
In Chattanooga on May 8 Miss Alexa Burling of Atlanta won the qualifying medal with a strong score while Mrs Howze of Birmingham, Stra Duffield of Memphis, Mrs Shoof of Savannah, and Mrs Gaut of Memphis posted sub 100 rounds. Atlanta captured the team prize for having the three leading scorers.
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Chattanooga Tenn
Alexa Burling
Atlanta
Howze
Birmingham
Stra Duffield
Memphis
Mra Shoof
Savannah
Vrs Gaut
Long Shot First in Five Races Of Seven at Pimlico Course
Long shots led a mixed Pimlico program with five wins from seven. Atmend captured the opening race while Prince Henry edged Flittergold in a photo finish. Rhine Maid en dominated the Preakness veteran, paying back bettors at 45 to 2, and Handful won for Jocheyg in a favored run. The steeplechase produced a chaotic finish with Handrunning prevailing after crashes, and Royal, Russia, Band Hog and Little Hugh suffered slips. In golf, Donald Woodward led the Columbus Country Club contingent with an 87 to tie for ninth in a Baltimore Country Club invitational, as Dyer posted 79 to top the first flight qualifiers.
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Pimlico
Washington Post
Baltimore
Atmend
Prince Henry
Puittergold
Plittergold
Flitterwold
Rhine Maiden
Jocheyg
Leaver
di Gremei
Wyatt
Royal
Russia
Donald Woodward
Columbus Country Club
Washngton
Woodward
W Dyer
Upper Montclair
Warren Corkran
Elty
Kenneth P Edwards
Chicago
FO W Dyer
K P Edwards
H Lennox Bond W
E L Bartlett
Philip Carter
George Small
George
Lyon
M Peck
D Woodward
M T Hillcott
A Meehan
KH Barnhill
F P Wolknich
B W Smith
D Hotchkiss
Rage Track Entries for Sport of Today
Entries detail multiple racing events with purses of 600 dollars and 4 horses per race. Seiling and Herd Rackh sections list eight year old and older riders, various horses, weights, and contenders, including names such as Louise, Lochiel, Manifoual, Kaye Tight, and White Metal. Additional races cover handicap and selling events with entries like Supreme, Contarn, Piquette, Golden Gate, and Brenton, among others, with respective odds and weights.
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Wert Lintex
Louise
Lochiel
Storpii
Alhefia
Kaye
Andweiner
Ed Welen
Robert Oliver
Supreme
Feprock
Golden Gate
Galeswinthe
Salon LR
Monty Fox
Gainnborough
Perthehire
Chesterton Wat
fAlexandra
Anitanz
Namronch
Tinga Ling
Phu Ungar
Janes
Imp Simon Js
Fossett
Reptor
Vermont
Lucky G'rge
Menlo Park
Patt
Royal Mateor
Gaten
Minn Waters
Leviifith
Lexington results from horse races across multiple events
First Bach wins the four furlong maiden at Midway with Brizg and Uncle Hart in the money. second race features a maiden colt and gelding event won by Damen with My First and Velvet Joe among the top finishers. Third race Handicap for eight year olds and up concludes with Dorothy Dean taking the victory. other notable runners include Doctor Carmen and Kinney. Remaining races list purses, placements, and a host of entrants including Tady Botha Irish Gentleman and Bara and Stara among others, with detailed show and place payouts.
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Bach
Oscarolda
Vanhdurens
Atraight
Murphy
Plere
Betelose
Uncle Hart
Connolly
Jos D ‘Bean
Spiker Sennet Weter Warbler
iLallaha
Margaret G
Jezet Boy
Blue Jay
Eldings
Dorothy Dean
van Duzen
Carmen
Goose
Kinney Monsieur Pete
Tank Oarth
Grover Hughes
Hunt
Tady Botha
Aérand
Garner
Lahore
Impressive
Bara
Stara
Wanda Pitser
Bronka Skilen
Norman
Tule
Vandusen
Brockheld
Cooper
Barmar Billows
World's Wonder Choctaw
Grosvenor
Chad Buford
Mies Kruter
Louige Stone
Louise Paul
Sacred Heart, Margate 3, St Margret's 0
Sacred Heart wins 3 to 0 at Margate. Mayhew hits a triple and Fitzgerald delivers two runs. Pitchers Stanton and Ryan limit Sacred Heart to a single inning, while Phelps allows one run in relief. Catholic University and Villanova scheduled for Brookland field at 3:30 PM.
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Marg
ABE
Stanton
O Carlot Twoo
En ‘Totain
St Margaret
Sacred Heart
Ryan
Sei Stanton
Naerince fen—Raday
Rooney Ryan Burney
Mayhew Fitzgerald
Rockwell Crowley
Byitcher
Stenton Ran Rean
Mr Carr
Ribbon winners at horse show featured multiple classes and prizes
The report lists ribbon results from a horse show, including heavy draft, Fox hunters, and harness classes. Notable entries include Viking, Stillhouse Stables, Algoma, Ravello, Ayshire Farm, and Bushnell Stables with prizes ranging from 10 to 50 dollars. Judges included Miss Ethel MacMurray and William H Moore.
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George Chipchase
Viking
Stillhouse Stables
Aome
Mra
MacMurray
Algoma
Ravello
Firest
Eagle Plume
Vinti Hill Farms
Tipperary
Mitchell Harrison
al- Roma
Lanahan
Atydia Bom Ayshire Farm
Helen Buchanan
Sandy Friar
Constance Vauclain
Robin Hood
Marcel B
William H Moore
Fraglty
Buttonwood
William A Leiber
Prince
Bushnell Stables
Claus
Dilham
Ogul
Wiliam H Moore
Rincess Shela
Mias
Raeburn
Nancy Pansy
Glen Riddle Farm
Morton
Arthur White
Vint Hill Farm
Lady Edwards
Charles G Treat
Red Bird
Hugh Legare
Gen Goffe
Legare
Kent Legare
Lily Masdowk
William Hitt
Shela
Watton
Atkinson Miles
Webb
Rushnell
P J Cole
Engineers Triumph In Low-Scoring Nine Innings
M. G. C. and 9 engineers contest ends in a tight 4 2 game with strong pitching by Brien and Panzer. Key players include Kinney Cahoon Jacobs on offense and Curtain Pearson on defense. Errors noted for Pearson and Jacobson with multiple base hits and a double play turning in the late innings.
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E Uginesss Abh Oaiqm
Arror Hevel
Omecommande
Crymes
Jacobson
Ebrrors
Pearson
Phillips O Brien
Curtain Butham
Tacobsen Eft
Kasex—Engineera
Panser
Brien
Panzer
Aoona Kinney
Jacobsst
Koons Hnammérs MéOammond Curtain
Kinney
Ahoon
Congress Heights Triumph Over Highlanders In Close Contest
Congress Heights defeated Highlanders 8 to 6 in a crowded arena. Key players included Farrell and Pearson for Congress Heights and Miller, Sweeney, and Taylor for the Highlanders, with pitching by McVeris and Brown shaping the late innings.
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Highlanda AB
Aj Cong Hte AB
Rusher
Zsullhan
Farrell Ap
Pearson Ae
Darris
O‘rpeith
Olson
Harden
Carrico
Miller Ib
Taylor
Host Hamel
I! Sweeney
Green
Manton
Ratfe
McVeris
Birkle
Tidéed Brown
Toma
Highlanders
Congress Heights
Hung—Jolaon Hayden
Miller
Hamel
Spelth Bliirott
Sweener Priors
Harden Miller
Sullyan
Pearson
Fincott
MrNeria
Highlandere
Hasra
Highlandera
Blanton
Greet Inmage
Brown
OM McVerix
Binnton
McVers
Greer
Mr Wernstein
Condemnation for sewer right of way in square 796 DC
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia orders publication and service of citation to John Young and Carrie Young and heirs to appear May 10 1916 to contest petition by DC Commissioners for condemnation of a right of way through square 796 to serve the Giddings School. Publication to three DC newspapers. Also notices of probate administrations for James F Barbour and Mary Carey estates.
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District of Columbia
Giddings
District Court O
Commissioners of
John Young
Carrie
P Young
Market Street
Williamsport
William Hloan
Naid
United Stazen
Eald Marshal
Thetrial of
Columbia
Washington Evening Star
Washington Post
Washington Herald
Barry Covington
E Cunningham
Notice of administration for Sarah Lou Alexander
James F B Archer John L Smyth and Glenn Willett attorneys announce in the District of Columbia Probate Court letters of administration issued for the estate of Sarah Lou Alexander late of the District of Columbia. Creditors must file their claims with vouchers by April 28, 1917 or be excluded from the estate benefits. Gaivert attest Northwest Alleat (Real) James Tanner Register of Witle for the District of Columbia Clerk of the Probate Court May 2 1918
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Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
Thatrct of
America
Jamea F Hood
Artest
James Tanner
District of Columbia
Slpremf Court OF
Tistrict of Columbia
Mary Carey
District of Colombia
Denatt
Southern
Probate Court
District OF Columma
Sarah Louwe Alexander
Witle
IbMatrict
Columbia
Supreme Court OF TE
District OF Celumbia
District of Firse Stokes
Touis Eftler
M Street
Supreme Court OF the District OF
Mary
Baxter
Register of Wills
Brobate Court
Proposals for Capitol power plant coal shipments 1916
Sealed bids for coal fuel for the U S Capitol power plant specify 25 000 tons minimum at 2240 pounds per ton delivered to Garfield Park siding Washington DC Two stage bidding with duplicate proposals due 2 pm on the specified June date Bids must name mines and locations and include a 100 dollar certified check refundable if not awarded Government inspector will weigh all coal at delivery and excess costs for unsuitable fuel may be charged to the contractor The government reserves the right to reject all bids and to purchase coal on the open market if necessary
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United States Capitol
Washington
Loo& Sanitol
Grenada
Capital
Garfield Park
GD CG
Pennatlvania Railroad
Ali
UD Capitol
United States
Congress
BS Capitol
Fous
Office
Elliott Woods
U.S Capitol Building
THE
Commissioners District of Columbia
Secretary of the Board of Commissioners
Irving
Kenyon
Obiet
District Building
Delay in High School Championship Game Schedule
Faculty advisers met to reschedule the high school championship. Only one game will be played today on the Monument Lot between Central and Eastern, replacing the planned two. The Business Tech game is postponed to Saturday, and the Eastern versus Business Friday clash moves to next week. The annual field and track meet is set for May 20 at Maryland Agricultural College.
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Monument Lot
Business Tech
Businss
Maryland Agricultural College
Morning tease of racing names and city hints
A garbled list of horse and person names from Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph items includes Broomtower Othello Cardose Pearl Our Netta Breoks Frearo Cano Run Bulse Franklin Palcroma Bluegrass Belle Coincidence Falial Bi Simmons Thantegiving and other entries. scattered references to races, figures and places suggest a mixed horserace and society notes page with many unreadable fragments.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Broomtower
Bensanta
Pearl Our
Netta Breoks
Bulse
Franklin
Palcroma
Belle
Coincidence
Bi Simmons
Eulogy
Des Star
Moers
Kris Kringle
Morning Telegraph
Yeather Riley Caughhill
King Dick
Peggy Burch
Teddy Bronka
Moinen
Star
Relic bin Simmons
John W Klein
J J Murdock
Olga Star
Pimlico
Notice of Probate Claims and May 1917 Deadlines
Legal notices announce probate actions in the District of Columbia. F Mangan, attorney, files for administration No 22428 and James Tanner, Registrar, sets filing deadlines April 10 1917 and April 28 1816 respectively for heirs to present claims with vouchers. observers warned of potential exclusion from estate benefits. Turnage Quinn and John C Fos represent the probate filings.
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Ladies’ Hunters’ Cup
Misa Helen Buchanan
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M_ Li Thompson
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Glenn Willett
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