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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1911

Page

16

Amateurs Score In Double Figures In Bankers League

Amateurs take cue from the majors and score in double figures as the Bankers League enters a five club circuit after a meeting of officers and managers last evening. Washington Loan and Trust resigned, to be replaced by a team from American Security and Trust Company. The Commercial National Bank and Nationality Bank merger will permit play to begin next week with a five team round. Managers vowed to strengthen squads to avoid lopsided scores.

Bankers’ League Washington Loan and Trust Company Drum Hunt Washington Loan and Trust J G@ Holden American Seculty and Trust Company Hich Commercial National Bank Nationality Bank

St Stephens rout Indians in rough Baseball clash

St Stephens hammered Indian Office 23 to 4 as Stephen led with four hits in five at bats and Evans homered plus two singles. Lively early offense and multiple errors fueled the blowout, with Smith and Byrne also contributing notable hits and runs for St Stephens.

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Commerce and Labor win in Departmental League clash

Navy falters in an 8 to 3 defeat as Commerce and Labor strengthens grip on first place. Vichers, a newcomer, starred on the mound for the winners while Watters and Kinney sparked the Navy attack but failed to overcome the league leaders.

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Commissioners Rout Printers in District League Bout

Lefty Wooden struck out nine as Commissioners rallied to beat the Printers by 10 runs. Hayden delivered a three base hit and a homer supplied by A Handiboe while Llandihoe cleared the right field fence driving in a run as the game edged past an hour and a half.

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Treasurers Beat Auditors in Tight Ballgame

Treasurers by batting Murch and Grace defeated the Auditors 13 to 0 in a high scoring affair. Barry's catch of a high foul from Loveless highlighted the fielding as Treasurers logged 22 hits to the Auditors 10. Grace and Murch led the offense with multiple runs and RBIs, while Cook, Young and Herring contributed for the Treasurers.

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Eastern High Tops Georgetown Freshmen In Fast Game

Eastern High defeated Georgetown freshmen yesterday on Georgetown field in a fast game 5 to 4. Bergen and Varella produced home runs for the winners while Lison for the freshmen added a long hit. The turnout featured solid defense and several late runs, with Eastern High seizing the lead in the middle innings and holding on for the win.

Eastern High Georgetown Esterday Snoon Lison Bergen Varella McNulty Omary Sho Parker Walt Udoth Mathewsot Ay Lanberton

Cheyenne Chevy Chase Club Spring Golf Cup Semis Set

The Chevy Chase Club spring tournament advances to semifinals with Travis, Lord, Sherman, and Crump surviving after dramatic extra-hole and 19th hole battles. Morning and afternoon rounds produced several 74s and a crowded field for the President's Cup handicap event.

Travis Lard Sherman Crump Chevy Chase Club Tom Sherman Yamundasts Golf Club H. W. Perrin Philadelphia Walter J. Travis jGarden City Club Allan Lard Chevy Chase G. A. Crump Philadelphia Country Club X Crump J. C. Davidson Columbia Country Club L. L. Harban Columbia Country, Club Mattingly Tuckerman Allan Lord W. R. Tuckerman E. P. Brooke Bannockburn Lord Sfore Reave Lewin Wolcott Tuckerman T M Yehoundosis Cattell Allan Latch D. K Jackson Columbia C. C W. J G A. Crump C. C Merion C. C R. Tuckerman B. P. Arocke Lewis W. T. .Tuckerman Fight Perrin Talcott Dalnett Walcott Tuckerman Harban Longworth Brooke B. R. Jackson G. J. James G F. Downhy I. M. EB Danforth Columbia CC C. C van Lear Columbia c. GC G F Freeman J. H. Clapp B. R. D. Dalzeyw Edgewood C. C J. W. McKinley Columbia McGeorge Willington DC W. C. Tracker Columbia C WW. Ricker Wykeggil C. G A. H. Wood Bandockburn A. C Yates Whellington D. C Bayard J. D. Gasset Ovey Underwood McGadrge Thatker Yates Ricker Johnson Brooks Wood Legare Newbold Cassels H. H. Allen Heap W. C. Prentice Bannockburn G. C A. Johnson Baltimore G. C TS. W. Brown Bannockburn CC S. H Greene, Jr W. G Peter Chavy Chate W A. Knowles Charles Hayes, Jr Yohnundasis RW. Patton Flfletcher Chavy Chase C. A. Watn G. H. Chasmar Humbia C. C W. M. Smith Downey Va Clapp

Frank Smith Goes to Reds

Boston pitcher Frank Smith, held by suspension for poor condition, is sold to the Cincinnati Reds. He will report to Manager Griffith tomorrow. The move follows past deals involving Lord, McConnell, and Purcell, with mixed value for Boston and Chicago.

Sportal Washington Post Boston Frank Smith Boston Americans Cincinnati Smith New York Taylor Griffith Reds Lord McConnell Chicago Purtell

Georgetown Hosts St John’s In Afternoon Tennis

Georgetown and St John’s meet at Hilltop courts for a varsity tennis afternoon. Brown, Brosseau, Devlin, and Trumbus headline the Blue and Gray lineup with four singles and two doubles. Events begin at 2 30 as interest rises at Georgetown. Chevy Chase Nine Extends Winning Run by 10 to 1 over Hydrographic Office with Fachards striking out twelve and allowing two hits.

Georgetown St John’s Hilltop Courts Brown Brosseau Devlin Trumbus Chevy Chase Hydrographic Office

Today’s Racing Entries and Purse Details

Today’s list shows first race selling for 500 dollars at six furlongs, with horses Helene 8 percent, Plaintess 95, Merkler 10 percent, Allee and JH Barr 105 each, and others including Nethermost Otto Elin Brau King Solomon Cohort Park View Reed 116, plus a puree event for two year old fillies at 500, with Alpe Pom Gel Vimur Madam Phelps Lady Rell Berentee Argide and others at 192 each, and a third purse of 800 dollars at five furlongs featuring Academiat Whyte Wonl Follle Levy and Topland Reckt CR 1 ng, totaling around 6,000 dollars across entries.

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Pimlico Race Card Reads Like A Star Studded Meet

The list cites numerous horses and entrants including Cherry Lead Himation Tipeand Jim Basey Providun Premier Dulleare Cheek Binna Aon Ticket of Steve Waterway and Belmont entries. Names like Priscilllan Shannon Heatherbroom Vreslend Hoffman Montcalm Louisville Prince Cohort Herene Lady Lightning Caliese Maj Emily Folie Leys Weilaande Meridian Governor Gray Colston Cash on Delivers Worth Tourlat Pilnin Arcite Angelus appear as competing horses or participants in a complex program.

Pimlico Cherry Lead Himation Tipeand Jim Basey Providun Premier Dulleare Salvolatile Cheek Binna Aon Steve Waterway Hitchcork Belmont Entre Cangat Priscilllan Shannon Heatherbroom Vreslend Hoffman Montcalm Louisville Prince Caliese Emily Folie Leys Weilaande Hapultepes Meridian Gray Colston Tourlat Pilnin Arcite Angelus

Tech bats spoil Business miscues for 1–0 win

Tech baseball overcome Business errors in a 1 to 0 victory on the Railroad Street diamond. Burley pitched six innings for the Sténographers and received solid support, while Gatland tossed six solid frames for Tech with limited work.

Tech Diamond Burley Sean Gatland Tetchtiral Eekendorf Dodge Bennett Wern Schwegler Harr Lynth Wood Shin Morris Wetteman Rbc Flynt Derrick Colley iBlack Hardie Boernatine Boa Tolbert Lynch Bchwegter Mortis Colloy Gierdle A Colbert Business Palls Warthern Bur- Tonthern Garland Warthsrn Dodae Black Wokendorf Bchwegler Flynn Golisy Hunteman Har Mr. Hughes

Georgetown Defeated by South Orange in Tight Match

Special to The Washington Post. On May 1 in South Orange the South Orange Field Club beat Georgetown University 4 to 3. Timely hitting by the Jersey club and solid work by Hogarty and land carried the win while Georgetown errors produced their two runs in the fourth. Altrock’s name also appears as a pitcher.

Washington Post New York South Orange Field Club Georgetown University South Orange Hogarty Land Georgetown South Orange F.C Howarth Lynch

Suspensions Hit Major League Baseball Figures

New York May 12 President Lynch of the National League suspended Manager Doomn of the Philadelphia club and Catcher George Gibson of Pittsburg until further notice due to the trouble in yesterday's Philadelphia game. Gibson argued with Umpire Finneran and was removed. Wagner followed to protest and was sent to the clubhouse.

New York Lynch National League Doom Philadelphia George Gibson Pittsburg Gibson Wagner Finneran Doomn Finneran R Doolin Phillies Fogel

Kentucky Derby Today Without Molesworth Ride

Louisville May 12 The Derby favorite Governor Gray may not run with Molesworth aboard tomorrow yet betting odds still favor the gelding at 2 to 1. Meridian and Round the World are near even as second choices with Colston tipped as outsider with best chance to win. Meridian arrived from Lexington and Mud Sill, Pinkola’s half brother, was walked on the track as trainer Fizer confirms a sure starter.

Louisville Molesworth Governor Gray Meridian Colston Lexington Mud Sill Pinkola Fizer Se Gray R_ Trosler Tor Belle Hatye Jack Denmen W. Brannon A McGee Col Hogan R Gore BE Taplen Fez

M Farland Beats Kilbane In Ten Round Match

Packey McFarland of Chicago defeated Tommy Kilbane of Cleveland in a ten round bout at Buffalo, outpointing and outfighting the reluctant foe who clinched late to save himself. Kilbane showed weakness as the bell rang for the final round. A separate note states Bligo forfeited to Immanuel in the Olympia League after only five players appeared, many Bligo members amid a Tech-Business game.

Windy City Buffalo Packey McFarland Chicago Tommy Kilbane Cleveland Buffalo Athletic Association Kilbane Bligo Immanuel Garmae

McClung Wins Long Club Tennis Final at Chevy Chase

In a grueling three and a half hour final Lee McClung defeated E P Grosvenor 14 13 6 2 4 4 6 6 in the Chevy Chase Club spring tournament. Grosvenor led late but faltered on three passes, while McClung showed steadiness to claim the President's cup.

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Big Ten Tennis Entry List Attracts Wide Field

The Middle Atlantic tournament opens Monday at fine courts run by the Bachelors' Lawn Tennis Club. Players from Philadelphia Baltimore Princeton Lynchburg Norfolk Richmond and Washington compete. The winner meets H E Doyle the current title holder.日

J. T. Hendricks Bachelors’ Lawn Tennis Club Philadelphia Baltimore Princeton Lynchburg Norfolk Richmond Washington H. E Doyle Doyle F. Street

Masons Battle to a Tie in Alexandria Game

In Alexandria Virginia on May 12 the lodges Andrew Jackson and Alexander Washington Mason teams played to a 15 15 tie at the air park. Scorers include Andres Jackson Warner and Gat racing with Dury Nawien Balyere and Lathsm noted among batteries.

Masons Alexandria Andrew Jackson

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