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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1911

Page

16

Amateurs lure Lodge from professional baseball trade

Lil Lodge, once with Richmond in the Virginia State League, quits professional baseball to return to sandlot training in Washington. He has agreed to serve as athletic director at Georgia Military College next year and has dealings with Silver Spring Suburban League clubs Caltheseburg and Kensington. lodge set an amateur strikeout record with nineteen. former record by Bot Kummer stood at seventeen. A departmental league meeting at the Post Office Department discussed umpire decisions and proposed fixes to Olympia and Commercial League affairs.

Alfred L. Stern Lil Lodge Richmond Virgina Galthersburg Lodge Washington Richmont Georgia Military College Efe Silver Spring Calthersburg Sempres Kensington Anderson Ofice Department Board of Manaesie Abbey Interstate Commerce Commission Interior

Walford Wins 4-3 Over Willard in Commercial League

Walford defeated Willard 4 to 3 in a Commercial League matchup. Herrell set a season strikeout mark with nineteen, while Don Ovan and Ogle were the only Willard players to hit safely. Detailed box notes list Craven, Donovan, Shipley, and others across both sides in a pitchers duel.

Walford Willard Herrell Donovan Ogle Seoie Willard Abd Oae “Warthan Craven Stewact O Donovan Shiply Gilres E Oroot Mensefcky OlBally O'Campbell Gale Akte Myers Faity Whiart Rupa- Stewart Jones Hmont Sharwood Symanoskie Jenioge Ogte Mada Symansakle Cele Biruck Symanoskis Viertel Daneway Hendricks Cleveland Tyne

Cornell Beats Navy Yard 4–3 in Capital City League

Jimmie Kerr pitched steady for Sernell Company as Cornell defeats Navy Yard 4 to 3. Errors by Navy Yard helped Cornell edge the champions with a 1 hour 35 minute game. Clark Vaughn Jaaschke among top scorers for Navy Yard. Becker and Kerr split pitching duties.

Jimmie Kerr Sernell Company Navy Yard Tigers Cornell Darschke Faye Miles Clark Bryan Vaughn Hoinrich Edmons M'firide Dnoyes Nayes Jacechke Donough Gironnettil Noyes Mr. Hotty

National Union Falls to Shamrock 9 In Nine Inning Tilt

Shamrock rallies in final inning to beat National Union 9 to 5. O'Dea pitched well for Shamrock and the offense collected multiple hits including two-baggers by John Fitzgibbons and Dearer. Fielding miscues and timely hits sealed the Shamrock victory in an hour and 39 minutes.

National Union Shamrock O'Dea Walker Pgib's Leland G'S Vickery Rvan'r Alter wDaker Deaver Breoninef Hannen Dea Barnes Harnes Fitzgibbons Inns Johna Fitzgibbons Dearer Breen O'Dean Price Ritsehy Jand Ickerx Roache John Fitzgibbons O'Conner i Baker Hy Barnes Wilphehes Valls—O'connor Ritsehey Mr. McCoy

Commerce and Labor Defeat Interior 7 2 in League Play

Clyde Richmond pitched for Commerce and Labor leading an easy 7 to 2 win over Interior in the Departmental League. Harry Zarmelli supplied a home run and sharp fielding at short. other players included Van Buskirk Moran Kinney and Richmond. Naval Medicos lost to St Stephen's 19 to 3 in the Marquette League.

Clyde Richmond Commerce and Labor Interior Harry Zarmelli Abhort Adhodak Brown Walters Conover van Yawk Uo Zan‘il O Moran A Carroll Tov Monalh A G Zavit Gi Evans U Ruiz Be & A Rapp We Richimond Commerce and Labor Ik Zanelil Ruiz Naval Medicos SL. Stephen St Steph Naval Lawrence J Hiltears Wherr aNan Robert Isullivan Rice P. i Tal St. Stephen's Semevic Murphy Hilleary Calan Sullian Volloras Watson Lawrences Robertson Lawrence End Noone Beasley Evans Sullivan Hayden Snider Awl Linrenvs Hasen - Trobertean Semerly Sciombert Halloran Jeary Sullvan Lawreses Hiden Limpirr Mr Weode

Baseball Power Plays and Player Trades Stirring Contests

The piece critiques club manipulation in player trades led by Hedges and Hogan moves, noting big clubs siphon talent from weaker teams. It discusses Altizer returning to Minneapolis, Downey’s breakout and shifts, and the impact on Cantillon’s roster with several Nationals and minor leaguers, highlighting performance glimpses across teams.

Davy Altizer Joe Cantillon Minneapolis Cincinnati Mivers Falt Altizer Arit-Fith Downey Kilifer

American golfers fail at Port Rush championship

May 15 Portrush Ireland Misa Dorothy Campbell of the Hamilton Ontario Ladies Golf Club struggled in the eighteen hole stroke contest at the nineteenth annual ladies championship at Royal Port Rush Golf Club. Miss Cecil Leitch of Carlisle and Siloth won with 74. Miss Louise Elkins and Miss Mary Fownes of Oakmont Country Club Pennsylvania also struggled and did not finish their rounds.

Portrush Ireland Misa Dorothy Campbell Hamilton Ontario Ladies’ Golf Club Chamionship Royal Portrush Golf Club Campbell Cecil Leitch Carlisle Siloth Louise B. Elk

Commissioners edge Adams 7 6 in District League clash

The Commissioners won by one run over Adams, 7 to 6, with Handiboe Fitzgerald and Falconer sharing batting honors. Pitchers Warren and Handiboe worked, Falconer homered, and Loveless scored twice. Umpire Mr Sherman. Boston May 15 Percy Haughton Harvard coach wed Lenox today. Road Drivers Association to meet at St James Hotel in the evening.

Adams Sctorn Ai’ Handiboe Fitzgerald Falconer Com A. Express Oplatz Heasler Heck Hurley OlFlynn Falenner Loveless McC'ld Warren Handiboe Wooden Hoauthoe Anderson Lovelesa Platz Bailey Stewart Lar Hessler Hurle Clements Haughton Harvard Marines Washington Post Boston Masa Percy Haughton Gwendolyn Whistle Howell Lenox St. James

Scratches mar card tennis play begins at Pimlico meet

Baltimore May 16 The Pimlico program opened amid heavy withdrawals. King James beat Capsize in a reduced six furlong feature after Hildreth scratched Novelty. Bergoo won the steeplechase division one, Waterspeed the second. Sam Ross of Washington broke his hoodoo in the first race with Little Do. Superstition won the final race carrying 116 pounds.

Ross Elizabeth B W.W. H. Brooks Little Pont Dugan Kittery McVahey Rey Pris Dingle Ah Burns Florida Ap Schuttinger Lomion EceNa Ap Pickel Litto Feld Little Joe Inwood Doodle Dand Mad River Sam IL Maxentius Eos Erella A. Cc ‘Arms B. Es J. F. Doudell Toddington—La Fleur Ch. Fl the Gardener Post Wrispon Wrispon 7-2 18-5 Dene Ab Erback Gt Page Finch Warrington Jack Annally I Choek Bath Burne Laval Maid Essep la Belle Agnes Sweeney Uw Iz Glsen Chief Bartlett Adams McCahey Pines Edgely Merman Comedienné Laughing Eyes Cheek Jack Post W. J. de Moss Potentate—Turca Craven Valus Ak Bergoo McClain Racebrook Dupes iPall Mal Niey Allen Blackbridge Yorke Nancy Pans Az Gio Ao Indlola Gee Ee Wanger Wilsons Gs Pee Deggarmat W. Jackson Pall Mall Deggarman Thames Nurse Hildreth James Bergen U . Farl-mutuels King James Ratubt Montcalm Trap Rock Vreeland Castania Novelty Restigouche Chesapeake Welling Wingut’s Ch. m Sue Kittle Veltch iWaterspeed Cortan Wat Miller Bigat Gregis Kermath Dick Shaw Alien Tom Cat Waterspeed Gun Cotton Bigot Waterspred Cou Maryland Club W. L. Maupin Aldine Evangeline Et Cas Woods Garth Wloner Au Dugan Col Ashmeads Ga Sweane Royal Meteor An McCahey Martin Doyle Sandman Killingworth Ae Schullinger Buey Springman Colonel Ashmeade Superstition Hamestretch Rush Xteenth Sam Ross Washington Little Ep Baltimore Pimlico Capsize Beatigouche Bergoo Bergeo Samuel Ross Little Do Cel Ashmeade Tom Welsh Newcastle France Herman Duryea Walsh R. T. McKeever Springmas Mike Daly McKeever Paul Rainey de Mund St. Quen

Fitzpatrick Breaks 75-Yard Walk Record At Druid Games

Harry W. Fitzpatrick, president of the Southern Association of the Amateur Athletic Union, shattered the 75-yard walk world record at the Druid Festivals games in New Orleans. His time was 114.6 seconds, surpassing F. J. Mott of New York, whose 1878 record stood at 121.4 seconds. The feat was announced by the association secretary to the press yesterday.

New Orleans Harry W. Fitzpatrick Southern Association of the Amateur Athletic Union Fair Grounds Race Course F. 3. Mott New York Fitzpatrick Mott

Today's Racing Entries Show Mixed Odds Across Five Races

Race program lists two year olds at 4 furlongs with Orlene and Curtain Call at 101, Pilant and Alamitos at 102, Ymir 105 and Up right 113. Selling stakes for 3 year olds at furlongs features Sancho Panza 100 and a slate of 103 to 112. Debutante stakes for 2 year olds at 4 furlongs includes Beautiful and Agora at 110 and Rose of Jeddah 115. Sixth race selling shows Robert Bruce 143 and Scrimmage 95 among many names.

Orlene Tennessee Curtain Call Pilant Alamitos Ymir Sancho Panza Emmy Lee Zool Widow Forehead Rufesean Plaiutenegs Princess Industry Dutterball Fairy Story Amberine Plutocrat de Friar Ben Lasca Roger Handicop Donau Releigh P. D Chapultepec and Magazine Jack Parker Malden Forze. Wat Az Himation Puggins Inwood Az Uncas Chief Jim Basen Shannon Rose Queen Hoffman Vga Karmak Smirk Hildreth Lappelle Idle Michael Hedge Hoss Kilterkin Octopus Waterape Colgny Ay Dr. Heard Moule Kearney Molaant Henotic Rod and Gun Boony Doon Flamma Dipper Florida Royal Captive Kennedy Dainty Dame McTaggart Sewell Loftus the Pippin Wander Roberta Tolson ‘d'Or Frank G. Hogan Doctor Core Flying Hootsteps Strike Out Dancon Bewoll Fox Craft Martini Guaranola Otntyre Batwa Ganedorf Bill Todd Princeville B’airev Cotetter Lucky Boy Horus Chartier Terrible Dan Sauce R and Clyde Flying Feet Bell Horse Mutuals Labold Mc‘faggart Leamenee Koerner Aylmer Wilson Mel‘ion Street J. H. Reed Doncaster Leamence Bonnie Chance Thomas Sayville Rice Judge Sale Hufnages Booby Dimond Buckle Terrible Boy Gagnant Minco Jimmle Pro Flo Lehigh Grit Yanker Mary Lee Johnson Antivels Honnie Chance Sam Harber Denny Sir Cieges Arcabhelay Marian Alice Mairi Adam Walker Pitan Enver Haldeman Peter Fender Sam Barber Sir Cleges Kiarlao Casey

McClung Reaches Finals In Chevy Chase Tourney

Lee McClung, the scratch singles champion, advanced to the handicap singles final by beating Catheral Brown in three sets 4-6 6-2 4-6. He will face W. L. Littlefield at 8 this evening for top class honors as play continues.

Lee MecChing Chevy Chase Catheral Brown McClung W. L. Littlefield Handicap Lowe Long E. Donn C. Brown Mrs. Stead Batonelt and Fuller Becona Ellie and Pejacsevich Cassels and Hawkett Lowea Donn Brown Cratch Miss Goeble Mr. McClung Misa Bell Mr. Stead

Rock Hill College star breaks South Atlantic high jump record

Connolly, 1913, cleared 6 feet 11 inches to set the South Atlantic high jump record and won the cup for most points as Rock Hill College hosted its May athletics meet before a large crowd. Several school marks fell during the event in Ellicott City Maryland on May 15.

Washington Post Ellicott City Rock Hill College Connolly

Louisville racing results from a multi-race card

The six race card lists winners and placings across divisions for four year olds and up, two year olds, and three year olds plus, with mutuels paid for each event. Notable winners include Royal Captive in race one and Bonnie Chance in race five, with detailed times and place payouts for each race.

Swimming Meet at the Y Sets Entries from Four Clubs

Entries for Thursday’s pool meet include Nautilus Club of the Y M C A, the Y M C A itself, Baltimore A C, and Doyle’s A C of Baltimore. Events feature 60, 10, 210, and 60 yard sprints, diving, breast, back, and distance plunges plus relays, with participants from Washington Y M C A, Nautilus S C, and Baltimore clubs.

Nautilus Club Y. Mlc. A Baltimore A. C Doyle's A. C Baltimore P. J. Bale Washington Nautilus &. C H. S Wood Nautilus S. C. Yancy Diving P. D. Sale Washington Y. M. C. A A. Carroll BB. Ansley Washington Y M. Cottman Gilnan’s Re K. James Washington Y, M. C. A J. Gauster BR. Davis D. A.C Cottman Biamanta Country School Max Hohde B. A H Bungell M. A J. M. Cutts J. Ginsberg D. A R. Davis Nautilus S. C Doyle Athletic Club

Georgetown Hosts Mount St Josephs in Afternoon Contest

Georgetown's baseball team, hoping to reproduce recent form, faces Mount St Josephs of Baltimore this afternoon at 4 o'clock on the Georgetown field. White will start on the mound, with Donnelly likely at third after an ankle injury in the Fordham game, Feinle to cover Donnelly's spot if needed.

Tretworth Baby Dolls Igolan Birch P TiMtale Tagne Reynelas Miller Nau Ani Venere Georgetown Mount St. Joseph's Baltimore Collegians White Donnelly Fordham Feinle Garden

Miss Osgood Wins at Open Spring Tournament

Boston May 15 Miss Osgood, eastern woman's champion, won the open spring tournament medal play with a gross score of Te. Mrs Johnson of Melbourne and Mrs McLaughlin of Oakland were unable to finish after facing hazardous bunkers and mountainous greens at Clyde Park. Two starters competed in the event.

Boston W. C. Johnson Royal Club Melbourne Australia James McLaughlin Oakland Country Club Johnson Clyde Park McLaughlin

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