Bankers' League Expansion Adds C of C and Hyattsville Nines
Sunday School champions Ninth Street were routed by Langram 9 to 1 as Elmer Smith limited them to two safeties. Vanderlip led Ingram with three hits, while Steele hit a late home run for Ninth Street. Symanoskie and Richmond split mound duties for the pitchers, with Richmond yielding the decisive blows in the fourth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Langram
Elmer Smith
Steele
Ingram
Symanaskle
Clyde Richmond
Vanderlip
Tipton
Trewer
Ninty
Aripo
AD Walter
Camty
Murphy
Dodge
Broome
I Vanderlip
Atoole
GO of
Varela
Hrawer
Dth
Jou
O'Flynn
Ao Handa
UU Ikeland
I Minten
Harris
Quebel
SymEnos
Crabh
Smith
Orig
Cassidy
Vortge
Vanderup
Leland
Crabb
Symanoskie
Richmond
Inaloge
Hughes
Zanellis Lifts Interior Over Agriculture In Departmental League
In a Departmental League game Interior edges Agriculture 7 to 5. Zanelliss scored twice on a clutch hit in left field driving in two runs to seal the win while Bevan, Trowbridge, and Le Duc contributed key hits and runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zannell
Bryan
Agriculture
Buck Yennian
Abbey
Mields
Sapien
Apilq VE
Inter
McCarthy
Bevan
Conover
le Due
Zannelliss
Cinarf
Carrell Rt
Vennimao
OL Zannetti
Iranev
Hanson
Nakie
Loudiereon
Yeera
Oehalin
P. le
Rallock
Veamiman
le Dur
Aongs Interior
Connver
Trowbridge
Hi Cleaned
Terazon
Taylor Qzi Bevan
Hoyle
Cilioas
Veaniman
Aggies
Bane
Ott Pallak
Sneha
Pete T
Lee
Trowbillie
Zannets
Makley
H. Zanbal
Hanaen
Canover
Tresbridge
Taylor
le Duc
Wteher
Ultlick
Shalin
Oakley
Mr Abbey
Watford Triumphs Over Havenner In Commercial League Game
Watford won 10 to 5 as H Thompson hit a bases loaded homer and Gauzza added a left field homer. Heattner pitched well for Watford allowing only two hits while Thompson and Gauzza powered the offense. Havenner burdened by miscues and errors, multiple players contributed in a rough defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watford
Havenner
H. Thompson
Gauzza
Heattner
Thompson Battery
Havenner Armore
Waltort
Black
OlKvogle, Jr
Herr
Jones
Tatson
Kauzzo
Sheppard
Ol Hurroughs
Watson
AO O
Fluettner
Gesterd
Roll
Hesrell
Lu Chaney
W Sherwood
I Gassaway
Walford
Truns Sheppard
Wilson
Gisford
Bell
Thompson
Koogle
Burroughs
Huettner
Cheok
Gassaway
H Thompson
Herrell
Burraughs
Wit—Gauzea
Wilon
Kaogle Jones
Sherwood
Hy Thuettner
W.thompson
Gmpire
Cleveland
Tolala
Union Station
Shops
Hallroad Y.M
WU aiBeration
Vpeltagerald
tRvan
Gnao i Noone
Ojfaylor
Bares Ir
A Willamy
Jenkins
Blannerson
Shanahan
O & Umbaugh
Stratton
Osborne
Brewer
Ry Umbaugh
Shaanon
Noone
Handiboe
American Security Triumphs Over Second Washington in Baseball
American Security and Trust Company defeated the Second Washington team of the Bankers' League by a decisive margin, with Rawlings and Davis leading batting honors by collecting three hits each. The game featured steady fielding, multiple runs, and notable performances from several players on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Security and Trust Company
Washington
Bankers’ League
Trust Company
Rawlings
Davis
Sec
Wash
Seitz
Maclon'd
Baz Mahowe
Hayss
Dooley
Hiddie
Parsley
Moore
Davin
Robinson
Uinn
Boykin
O Gray
Gray
R. Rawlings
Erramerican Security and Trust Company
R. Rawtinge
Hatla— Rawlings
Baykin
Hall
Cench
P. Moore
T. Moore
Habingon
MacDonald
Hayes
S. Hawlings
Mr. Handy
Bankers May Reorganize Its League Under New Constitution
Developments in the Bankers League last night point to a possible reorganization with a more elastic constitution to bolster teams with outside material and add two clubs, reportedly including Hyattsville. The league will take up the matter next Friday. American Security and Trust may reconsider withdrawal if Washington Loan and Trust remains and rules are amended to balance the circuit. Chamber of Commerce and Hyattsville managers are rumored to be weighing the move, with no definite action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ League
Chamber of Commerce
Hyattsville
Mad
American Security and Trust Company
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Chamber of Commerce and Hyattsville
Cornell Defeats Navy Yard in Capital City League Tilt
Cornell wins 6 to 1 as Chief Greene restricts Navy Yard to two hits with five strikeouts. Leonard loses on the mound for Cornell while Green stars for Navy Yard with a solo shutout inning in relief. Battles end with Cornell/ip 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Cornell
Greene
Adhoae ‘Lake
Oldmeschke
O Miles
Ldmensten
OlCarr Ea
Mareeran
O Beard
McDonall
Heinrich
Moran
Paulding
Leverton
Almundtres
Sualth
McBride
Sea
Leonard
Qormnil
Rune—Clarke
Vaughn
Dmoneton
Marceron
McDonald
Miles
Navy
Green
Smith
Carr
Teonard
Giovannetti
Giovannett
Umpira
Mr. Betts
Gallaudet Beats Technical High in Practice Ballgame
Gallaudet college team defeated Technical High School 5 to 1 in a practice game yesterday afternoon. Technical’s lone run came on a bases on balls and errors, while Colbert Rockwell Morris Blanchard Jacobson scored for Gallaudet. Gar lands and pitchers allowed few hits as Battiste Moore Garland Austin each pitched. Time of game four hours?
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Gallaudet
Technical High School
Collegians
Technicel
el Galmadet
Morris
Agd
Schwerler
A. Golbert
Craver
Hardin
Miller
Hall
Blanchard
Garland
Jacobson
Austin
Bettiste
Moore
Garlandet
Colbert
Rockwell
Garlaudet
Tech- Teal
Battiste
Battlate
Hardis
Basse
Morrie
Ableendorf
Mr. West
Gallmidet
Southland Defeats Silver Spring Nationals in Olympia League
Southland won 3 to 2 behind Ebert pitching and strong defense. Wynkoop, Clark, Beavers and Huntt featured at bat, while Silver Spring’s Beavers, Watson and Greer contributed notable hits in a close league contest lasting about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Silver Spring Nationals
Ebert
Wynkoop
Clark
Beavers
Ol Keith
Huntt
Greer
Watson
Saunders
H.knapp
OGG
Ol Howes
Orgi
Oc. Ebert
Goudhlard
Silver Spring
Michbert
H. Knapp
Howes
Balis
Gill
Callahan
Benvera
Joy
Wynkcop
Carr
FR. Gill
Watervale 1911 Championship Hopes Rise After Pimlico Win
At Pimlico May 9 Watervale son of Watercress aged 38 earned a dramatic mile and 60 yards victory in a condition race. His time for the distance set an American record and pundits predict him as a leading 1911 three year old. Herculoid also thrilled by returning to race after five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hitchcock
B. Fy
hee—Cavatechouc
J. Lambert
Ae Burns
Smirke
Garner
Ry Bey
Fale Mies
Goldstein
Bouncer
Leah
Aetna
Glenmore
Paters B
Sarille
F. Farrell
Tima
Harculol
Aope Donahue
Plato
Gro Gas F
O. Helder
Kingdom Stee
A. Fairfax
Herculoid
Rush Ping
Gold Plate
Banner
Haif
Indlata
Kingdom
Hitchcock
Yankee
Smoke
Harvick
Post
Burna
Zaggopla
Ory
McCahey
Factics
Dragnet
Warrington
Dugan
Foxbreathe
Meintyre
Pari-mutuels
Fumeur
Moisant
Zagobla
Famour
Gopil
Wyandot
Little Pal
Turbine
Purac
Cantering
OM Pet
Pont
A. Belmont
Watercress
Lady Violet
J. ‘Whalen
Fin
Hich
Aot
Watervale
Uncas
Fae Madden
Oollights
Star
Baltimore
Belmont
Pimlico
Hildreth
Joe Madden
Zeus
Missourian
Watervaie
Fitz Herbert
Ethelbert
Fitz
Vreeland
Erculoid
America
Tim Donohue
Fayette
Ogden
Saratoga Belle
H. G. Oxnard
Virginia
Eddie Dugan
Ivan Fox
Wood Dove
Hugh Penny
William Lanahan
Dinna Ken
J. Blute
Kormak
3. P. Austin
Louis Unger
Nickel
August Belmont
Ed Moore
Canada
Unscrambled Names in a Fort Worth Ledger Lineup
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous names and nicknames including Houncer Nightfail Robe Queen Maxentius BU Lamb Nickle Springmes Wilson ennis Supervisor Sam Ball Kara Mercymias Rice Straw Fort Worth Thrifty Aspirin Superstition Col Ashmeade Baby Wolf Jennie Wells Creston Kington Nazarv Dame Butter Dall Sewell Alamicas Sauce Galten Keg Chapultenec Al Muller Novernor Gray Worldiand Jabot Lady Hughes Sim Princess Hoohy Solue Rowland Gils Indien Mald.
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Roberta T
Union Jack
Weaver
Long Ridge
Blustrens
Dainty Dame
Klong
Yolo
Sewell
May Holland
Lute
Sauce
Alpina
Coreopsis
Billy Lytch
Booby
Miss Vassar
Marzo
Silm
Princess
Ape Ae Aan Phelas
Mycenae
Christmas Dale Hughes
Star Rose
Noah
Bad News
Faversham
Land
Sam Bernard
Effendi
Peter Pender
Houncer
Nightfail
Maxentius
Lamb
Nickle
Springmes
Wilson Ennis
Sam Ball
Kara
Mercymias
Fort Worth
Thrifty
Col. Ashmeade
Baby Wolf
Jennie Wells
Creston Kington
Nazarv
Galten
Central Varsity Narrowly Beats Eastern In Strange Eighth
Central High School edged Eastern 3 to 2 in a tense eighth inning at the Railroad Y M C A diamond. A misplay on a potential double play allowed the decisive run to score after bases loaded and none out, with Harris fielding a key ball to prevent further damage. Eastern fought hard, but Central capitalized on errors as the crowd at Capitol Hill watched a dramatic late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Central High
Eastern High
Timg
Capitol Hill
Warner
Boteler
Hughes
Thompson
Harris
Beach
van Dyne
Keystone
Eastern
Abhoae Adams
Abhoae Dalley
Collina
Fusher
Varela
O Harris
Libvans
Barr
Hoteler
Sj McCattrey
Coil
Totata
Central A
Parker
Adams
Birst
Basle
McCaffrey
McCarthy
Ages Boteler
Parker Ligon
Fisher
McCaffey
Jand Parker
Malden Race Day Opens With Six Thoroughbred Matches
First race for geldings 2 year olds with a 200 purse over a mile produced Bell Horse ridden by Ganz taking victory in 1 40 2/3. Hozel Duke placed second and Sugar Lamp third. Multiple bettors paid for Ball Horse, Hazel Burke, and Sugar Lump with various show and place prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Bell Horse
Ganz
Hozel Duke
Moore
Sugar Lamp
Mulesworth
Mamie Woods
Epteurian
Jack B
Bayce
Emigrant
Dr. Mates
Single File
Jeam Wagnar
Jack Rieger
Matuels
Ball Horse
Hazel Burke
Mary-Emitt
Goore
Tourist
Mountain
Traymore
Loftus
Iuciter
Guaranola
John Robert
Mutuela
Mary Emily
Koerner
Rompie
Martin
Lou
Gould
Red Bob
Buford Hall
May Bride
Roberta
Bettle Lester
Mary Orr
Miami
Haine
Hiram
Sattest Pearl
Hachelor
Wheelwright
Kennedy
Flora Day
Nancy Grater
Phi.k
Frea Lance
Buckhorn
Praetorian
Beautiful
Thea
Prince Gal
Bizet
Bob Farley
Royal Captive
So Dawn
Shaw Betta
Archibald
Montagnte
Troxier
Marian Casey
Kopek
Sam Barber
Plutocrat
Baccara
Dearie
Alice Baird
Matuers
Aralte
Montagnie
Marion Casey
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C. of C
Manhattan
ST. Stephen's
Corcorans
St. Stephens
Corcoran Caleta
Marquette Teague
Hiad Ruppert
Tfilleary
Tve
Corcoran
Abhoat Callan
Sebastian
Schamb't
Ol. Russo
Ruppert
Cmeoray
Runa Callan
Schormbert
Eyéng
Holland
Sullivan
Ylleary
Russo
Moltincans
Mr. Wood
Stephens
Park View
Brookland
Park View Boys
Tansilt
Junghaus
Hner
Park View Anh
Albh OA
Dieerlef
Teynolds
Mlaa TeKaur
Waat
Maddox
D'Eletstand
Ft Hisar
Whorl
She
L Tunghaus
Krug
Sifeare Ib
Ujelgatt Rr
Hele Ag Ol Martn
ofg.Grug
Thism
Jonghaus
Hilleary
Ud Miller
Chiam
Tansill
Hoisland
Lord
I Krug
Opkland
Beckett
Tite-Or Meckett Strick
Hyatt, Chinn
Maddox Ael Loni
Olivert
Taneth
Revarits
Hyatt
Martin Downie
Heinland
Chien
Hall Bigmpire
Mike ‘Hime
Bankers' League
Washington Loan
B. & OD Southern HR. R
Auditoria
Traffic
Takoma
North Carolina
Anacostia
Bureau of Engraving
Limeric
Burke
Hessler
Falconer
O Deimpsey
McDon'd
Lay
Doubie
Torney
Hiser
Carter
Uimpire
Mr. Sherman
Kendall
Kendal
Herriman
Donnelly
Scott Dampler
F Neskath Adh OA
Wattm
Clements
P Rapp
Fischer
le Damer
Hersoan Saefee
Bolen
Bates Ray
Fischer Tone
Tianaetis
Sane Tex
Mtrhou
Teck’’ Materials
Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce and
Rork Sand
L Whalen
Vestibule Dugan
Ae Gaskie
Lake ‘Tahoe
Chocorua
McCabe
L.tule
Estep
Eaton
Burns
Sonegambran
Schweitzer
Sweeney
Ballymore
Brooke
Cherry Seed
Pal
Puck
St. Agathe
Eaton Blue
Br. H
Ethelbert—Morganath
C. Hildreth
Op Hi
Bryt
Bryt Shillong, 1 26 ~80 |Dalleare
Dullcare
Duilcare
High Private
Shaneon
Octagla
Capsize
Montcalm
Jim Casey
All Red
Dr. Holzberg
High School
Belmont Chester
Trey
New York
Perabo
Herpea
Alexendr
Rowe Qiae
Miss O'Toole
Galinda
Boa
Florida
Dipper
Garry
Thisttem
Henotie
Naughty Rose
Rey* i
Blitzen
bin Lam
Mad River
Baythoro
Knight of
Cherleh Ae
Michael
Cuttyhunk
Bounder
Sam Bal
Merryman
Gun ‘Clitton
Kara Rod
Damtel
Jack
Iaker Dt
Jupwerd
Selt Og
Surlonge
van den
Tom Shaw
Racewell
Lucille R
Rye Shaw
Cooney K
Thrifts
Hightown
Grenada
Bagely
John A. Munro
Asun Osenbar
Sir ‘Edward
Ene
Lexington
Quarte
Parker-Bridget
Ae Avenue
Parker- Bridget
Paris
Nagh Turner
Amplex
Thomas
Columbia
Detroit Electric
the Wilson CO
St. N. W
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