Bankers and Railroad Y M C A Leagues to Be Given New Starts Today
The Railroad Y M C A League reboots as a four team circuit after dropping Shopmen and United States Express teams. Opening game is Car Department versus Union Station with a full summer schedule listed, plus notes on league management changes and other local baseball results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers
Y.M.C.A
Shops
Express
Hyattsville
Alfred L. Stern
United States
Car Department
Union Station
Car Dept
Southern
Car Dept. Southern
MB & O
Union Staten
B& O
Car Dept. Va
Southern Va
Tihion Staton
Dept
Terminal i
Roy
Southa B
Olympia League
Board of
Copp
Fourteenth Street
Solicitots Defeat Chemistry in Seven Inning Game at Agricultural Grounds
In a rare seven inning affair the Solicitors beat the Bureau of Chemistry 13 to 1 at the Agricultural Grounds. The page lists players such as Morvan O Abheelyck Jones Lea Lawson and Quiggle, with detailed batting and fielding notes, and notes Company K falling to Tennallytown 13 to 7. The game totals show errors and base hits, with Greene Bates and Klare among pitchers and batters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Bureau of Chemistry
Agricultural Grounds
le Curtis
Houghton
Quingie
Pascett
Rosle
Joeo Shearman
Richetts
Greene
Jones
Shearman
Hartman
Cale
Royle
Curtis
Moran
Solicitor
Roliester
Bates
Hy Greene
Carr Broden
Holman
Green
Carr
Moran Quiggle Boyle
Ricketta
Piteter
Ay Rien
Balla
Passett
Sherfee
Company K
Tennailytown
Thylown Abhore! Co. K
Abiloae
ceDas
Koogle
Roarke
Jaffirey
Baster
Callaghan
Presgraaves
Stadler
WiLove
B.d'aldson
Deckstein
Hutchinson
Murton
FO Helly, Jr
Kiare
Amlh
Tennallytown
Huns
Klare
Gross
Dutton
Asa
Groas
C. Donaldson
Presgraves
Rocpke
Beckstin
Ay Hutchinson
Donaldson and
Heckstine
Mr. Wood
Telephone Co. Defeats Moses in Commercial League
In yesterdays Commercial League game W B Moses was defeated 12 to 6. Rawlings led with strong hitting, supported by Dyer and Cryer for the Winters. Other listed players include Land, P Aphoa E1 Moses ABLORE Eastwood and a lengthy box with multiple innings and fielding notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Company
W. B. Moses
Rawlings
Dyer
Cryer
Land P. Aphoa
Moses
Ablore Eastwood
Olsulheon
Langan
Artm
O/Dolman
Ole Fisher
Colston
O Luscomb
Css
Lchamb
Ix Fisher
Ol Smithson
P Moses
Darrett
Chamberlain
Thompson
Dartet
Omn Chamberlain
Aes
Bartet
Daleman
G. Martin
Luscombe
Mr. Cleveland
Manhattan Beats St Paul 8-6 In Independence League Thriller
Manhattan toppled St Paul 8 to 6 in an Independence League clash as Wiesenberger’s five hits fueled a late burst with seven runs. The game featured four double plays and quick defensive work, with key hits from Cullum Beall Sannino Ruppert and Dampier among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesenberger
Manhattan
St. Paul
Manhat'r
Chariton
Whitm'sn
Cullum
Ff Rapp
Beall
Gic.dampier
Sauino
S.dampier
McMaurie
I Onkley
Duns
Herriman
Rapport
Dan'lly
Valaer
Olegan
Weisenb'r
O Donnelly
Clark
St Paul
Sannino
Ruppert
Whitmarsh
Rapp
Dampier
Oakley
W. Dannelly
Donnelly
Welsenberger
Pit— Walner
Lanning
Fegan
Charleton
Sanino
McMaurice
Whitmorah
Callum
Burns
Mr. McCay
Cathedral Nine Beats St Luke's 12 7 In Ninth Rally
Cathedral School of Washington defeats St Luke's 12 to 7 in Philadelphia. Cathedral led early but St Luke's led in the sixth. tied 7 7 in the ninth before Cathedral pulled away. Multiple players noted with hits and miscues, game time 1 hour 50 minutes. Also a Paris racing note reports Eugenerisener two winners at St Quen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius
Congressionals
Seor Ong Mats
Abhove
Wiamay
Lyohs
Clancy Ib
Nurlery
Nabbington
Garrect
o'Lynch
Fatale
Zachary Ranch
Moyelett
Darrs
Atoslus
Balla
Hughes
Lynch
Zachary
Lyons
Moye
Habbington Empire
Mr. Sherman
Philadelphia
Cathedral School of Washington
St. Luke's
Cathedral
ADHOA
Abhoae Robinson
Whitney
Crane
Davidson
Snare
Lockwood
Wright
Sprague
Small
yClebarna
St Luke's
Rotinson
Stone
Cleborne
Rust
Todd
Price
Fillebrown
Souson
Norton
Hallowel
Tirors
Smart
Robinson
Rlet
Thad
Schroeder
E Snare
Hallowell
Mr. Adams
Paris
Eugenerisener
St Quen Taday
Several Maryland contests set for all day meet
Entries from twenty plus institutions race across interscholastic and intercollegiate track events at the Maryland Agricultural College on Saturday. Intercollegiate action starts at 10 38 a m and interscholastic at 1 36 p m with referees Beckett and A Clark. Georgetown starter Mullican, plus a full day of athletic competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural College
Anne Arundel Academy
Agricultural High School
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Baltimore City College
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Central High School of Washington
Catonsville High School
the “Drillery
Cc. E. Beckett
Washington D. M
Cc. A
Dr. Appleton
James Mulligan
Georgetown
Pimlico Meet Ends With Garth Colt Puggins Praised
Billy Garth wins the two year old at Pimlico as horsemen hail Puggins as the best of his age at the meeting. Owners and trainers ship horses to Toronto and Louisville while Sam Hildreth and John Whalen target the Preakness with Zeus and Footprint among others. Races feature four furlongs to a mile and a half with mixed results and mutuels paid on several outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth
Washington Post
Baltimore
Billy’ Garth
Puggins
Pimlico
Pinitco
James Fitzsimmons
Louisville
Kittery
Calif
R. T. Wilson
Albert Simons
Toronto
Ed Moore
John Whalen
Belmont
G. R. Tompkins
Mike Daly
Tom Healey
Wilson
Zeus
Hildreth
Sam Hildreth
Footprint
Watervale
Dr. Duenner
The
Heatherbroom
Bill" Daly
Quincy
Kingpin
Quincy Belle
Golliwog
Neya
Daly
United Hunts
Sam Hildeth
Gordon
Canada
Robert Walden
Day
Racing entries outline for seven races at unknown meet
A detailed card lists six sections of races with entries. First race features two year olds at five furlongs including Mad River and Yorkshire Boy. Subsequent races cover three year olds and up selling six furlongs, the Preakness handicap for a mile and a furlong, a consolation steeplechase for four year olds and up at two miles, mares three and up at one mile, and a New Howard purse for four year olds and up selling at one mile and 40 yards. Additional entries include numerous horses per race and notes on weights. A closing note mentions prizes for a duckpin bowling tournament in the Palace alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohia
A. Hancock
Anna
W. Garth
Ch. Ad. Iy Lp
Ugeina
Killingworth
Himation
Poxbrook
Lake Tahos
Piamma
Estep
New River
Ata McCahey
Blitzen
Ig Wriapen
Aly Pickens
Scholar
Hy Sweens
Senegam
Schuttin
BF Ballymore We
Brooks
Dalal
Dugan
Pari-mutuala Paia
Fugglus
Himatiom
Foxbrook
Puggina Offalo
Rm Him
S. C. Hildreth
Ogden
Ormak
McCahey
Ancos
Shannon
Kormak
Hormak
Hoffman
Rose Queso
Jim Basey
Cl Edge
Smirk
Met Post
Utterback
Yankee
Oy E
Bergen
Tom Melton
Gordon
McCuhey
Bretch Diggins
Wrispen
Bridgewater
Boumder
Fiarner
Schuttinger
Hedge Rose
O Em
Tom Melina
Rush
Bounder
Wibner
Beratchad
Idle Micheel
Montcalm
Hounder
Neva
Green Spring Valley
Plat Ariving
H. M. Wingut
Ch. m
Waterenler
Sue Kittie
S. Veltch
Mahon
Waterspeed
Henderson
Octopus
O. K
Fleld
India
Sem _ Balt
Nat
Dr. Heard
A. Simons
B. F
Hamburg
Ascension
Motaant
Henotle
Ge Alex
Garner
Mollie Kearney
McCehey
Sweeney
Maisani
Henatic
Boony Doon
Melsani
Safity Best
Filang
Henotic
Boony
Read
Margot
Dipper
Florita
Fiamma
Reinew
Purne
Atont
Battie
W. A. Burttechell
Louis
L. of la
Ye Plekeng
Premer
Oxer Ua
Jennie Wel
Frank Purcell
Wrapen
F_ Truster
Lad
Langden
Premiser
Big G
Genueman
Idlewalls
Irich
Plant
McTaggart
Ymir
A. Walsh
Alanvitos
McIntyre
Orlene
Tennessee
Curtain Call
Upright
Matuels
Alantitos
Martin
Rogan
Arck
Plainteds
Ambeting
Ben Lasea
Sancho Panza
Zoi
Fairy Story
Emily Lee
Princess Industry
Raleigh P
Davenport
Donan
Jack Parker
Fauntierdy
Chapultepec
Raleigh P. D
Cailsse
T. Rice
Rose of Jeddah
Mary Emily
Kennedy
Thine
Agora
Azyiado
Beautiful
Acquin
Sister Plorcore
Miss Wiggs
Floral Day
Bachelor Girl
Lacasadata
Calisse
Rose of
Gonse
Prince Like
Taggart
Pala
Geean
Joe Morris
Ing
Marlin
Fort Johnson
Taplin
Robert Bruce
Burton
Swish
Sliver Knight
Fork Johnson
Yorkshire Boy
Hildreth
Elmons
Dulleare
Fort Worthy
Shatinon
Mutineer
Royal Brewereg
Dreamer
Grenada
Besemah
John A. Munro
Patrick
Zeus
Dr. Duennert
Royal
Jon Kenyont
the Nigger
Waterwater
Heatherbinom
Belmont
Ross
Bishop
Abe
Baniskilien
Coligny
Myrtle Light
Rosghampton
Ehasex
Thistledale
Rose Queen
el Oro
Layminster
Loyal Mat
Lad of
Frank Pure Hi
Takahira
Lawton Wigns
Cooney
Barilet
Pharaoh
Brighton
Sam
Central and Western to Meet in Crucial Game
Central and Western High School teams clash this afternoon at 3 on the Railroad Y M C A diamond. A Western win likely seals the championship while a Central victory sets up a possible top finish if Central then defeats Tech, risking a triple tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central and
Western
Central
Tech
Racketers Play Well N McLean Wins Feature One
The second day of the middle Atlantic championships on the Bachelors courts produced tight matches in men singles and doubles. Norris McLean defeated A J Gore in three sets after deuced exchanges, R L James of Belmont CC beat P H B Cake in three tight nets, and Connie Doyle and his brother H B Doyle swept doubles without dropping a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gore
R. L. James
Philadelphia
P. H. S. Cake
Doyles
Norris McLean
McLean
James
Belmont Cricket Club
P. H
Cake
Racketer
Connie
Doyle
H. B
C. B. Doyle
H. B. Sampson
Herry Brown
Leonard Brosseau
M. Trumbull
D. Morgen
C. B.doyle
H. B. Doyle
W. B. Wood
0. M. Wood
L. James
A. Howard
H. Stevens
H. M. Hall
TENNIS TROPHY TO M'CLUNG AT Chevy Chase CLUB
Lee Mec Clung won the men s handicap singles title at the Chevy Chase Club spring tournament defeating W L Littlefield 6 0 6 4 6 2. Miss H Chew and Miss A Downing won the ladies doubles handicap 6 4 6 2 over Misses Goebel. E Chew and A Shepherd set the final for today at 3 pm. Cassidy buys Phillies surplus. Baxter to join Wilmington from Philadelphia Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mec Clung
Chevy Chase Club
W. L. Littlefield
Miss EH. Chew
Miss A. Downing
A. Shepherd
Minnes C
Chew
Downing
Goeble
Misses Chew
Sargent
A. Downing
Cassidy
Phillies
Washington Post
Wilmington
Del
Wilmington Tristate Club
Baxter
Philadelphia Nationals
Miller
Mayes
Reading
EXPECTS FINE ELEVEN Strong New Material For Virginia Football
Coach Kemper Yancey of the University of Virginia positions a winning eleven for fall with six returning veterans and a raft of impressive transfers from Hampden Sydney and other schools. New faces Dashiell Farrell Collinwood Lewis and a fast WVU brother backfield promise depth. chief concerns include finding solid tackles under revised rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
Bowen
Towles
Pankey
Wood
Todd
Goodhue
Dashiell
Orange and Blue
Farrell
South Carolina
Collinwood
Augusta Military Academy
Yancey
Wv. M. I
Lewis
Hampden-Sidney
Horse Race Entries At Pimlico Include Dozen Named Competing
A Pimlico card features many entrants including Overman Surfeit Henotic Besom Dreamer Royal Meteor Dr. Duenner Zeus Capsize Thistledale Rosehampton St. Abe Rose Queen Leah Nightfall Frank Purcell Live Wire Perry Johnson Bea Cif Big' Stick Cooney K daville Cohort Al Muller Elfin Beau Vimor Feeping Fanchette Wingling Loween Zlenap Polls Marr Davis Carlton G Cahadore Mexico John Robert Pilein Question Mark Cowden and more. Runners named include Mexico and John Robert Pilein among others in a wide field listed for today’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alaysine
Sylvestris
Sebagu
King Solomon
Merrick
Elfin Beau
al Muller
Furlon
Wanda Why
Holland
Alpine
Colletter
Ruble Hi
Fanchette
Nannie McKee
Vimar
Ailsa Page
Polly Pucelle
Merade
Peeping
Loween
Olivia Meickle
the Pippin
Foxy Mery
San Bernica
Schoolmarm
Dearie
Zienay
Wing
Ting
Allee
Veneta Strome
Miss Caub? Ness
Tom Digbee
Star Charter
J. N. Reed
Mary Davis
Garlton
Mary Lee Johnson
Ganadore
el Toro
Dr. Watson
Mexico
Rudato
Working Lad
Ea Morgan
Musette W
Pillan
Azo
Cowdin
Nethermost
Alma Boy
Royal Report
Vimor
Feeping
Wingling
Zlenap
Marr Davis
Carlton G. Gahadore
John Robert Pilein
Cowden
Parker-Bridget Straw Hats and Relatively Priced Furnishings Ad
The notice promotes Parker-Bridget original style straw hats and other wearable goods priced modestly. It highlights wide brim Sennette hats, shirts neckwear half hose and pajamas as summer wear, with straw hat excitement and comfort claims. Prices shown as up to $2.00 for hats and up to $3.50 for footwear. The ad sells satisfaction with quality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bankers’ League
White Lot
First National Bank of Hyattsville
Washington Town and Trust Company
Commercial National
Charles J Graf
Commercial League
RA. P. Andrews
Anacostia
DAE
Falradl
Uy Wale
Io Dackaon
rQuantrette
Cullinan
Om-Broome
Skillman
Umarceron
Krause
Ofbirewer
Handa
Huschar
O Miles
OlMarr's
BO O McGrathyrtne P
Anavostia
Farrall
Krouse
Funcher
McGrath
Walter
Quantrell
Mc Broome
Marceron
Brower
Wang
Harris
Beach
Woolen
Wooden
Marvie
Freker
Buscher
Rewer
Jackson
Quanteelle
Hands
Dounis
Bo Head
Fairall
Blughes
Brookland
Silver Spring
Veosterdas
Siver Spring
Lvacy
GO Tans
Baemeeg
Widdleham
Monberg
Carry McKenny
Tansil
Julien
Lord
Mousy
Cisset
Abses
Flute
Simon
Eng
Engle
Tha
Chuk
Strong
Cieseli
Tansill
Jullien Sacrisen Bits
Simons
Sullivan
Stigen
Jullien Lord
Middlehauf
Kyng
Curry
Cissell
Ware
Simon Pasged Halls
Krug
Wire
Empire
Grubb
Tennytown
Southland
Braddock
Southland Lads
Zigsdto Rogers
Cueark
Bert
Oshugine
C. Gates
R.benton
Stewart
Wanceop
Thay
Ree
Callahan
Muda
Ebert
Ors Ooorden
Jar
Buckholtz
Beavers
Hunt
Rogers
Gates
Karr
Wynkoop
Cash
Coursey
Cusack
Shugrue
R_ Benten
Eavers
Huntt
Shagrue
Coddington
Eastern A. C
Shipley
Pumpers
ALC
AD Hoae
Timanne
Do Osecarthy
Davis
DO Tiown
Mullin
Maddox
Inrt
Steele
Zannedl
Favior
Blilpley
Cal'swh
Hofmann
Rivker
Moors
Mofmann
Dive Venable
Maryland A. C
NAVY
Interstate
Abhoae
Abhoae Handiboe
Wilroy
Nfyef
Orrisuon
OlGuintes
Monston
OlDaly
Suit
Felede
OlHolioran
Rountree
Norrie
Rana—Handiboe
Orrison
Eamonston
Witroy
Glovannett
Schombert
Norriss
Burke
Fontana
Glovannetts
Friede
Saenfire
Wilrey
Notriss
Holloran
Abbey
Palace
Washington City i
Racketers
Mlean
M’clung
Marion
J. H. Ebersole
14Th St. N. We
Eeley
Firestone
Udih Et An
Pope Waverly
Dupont
Q. Spangter
6Th St
Palmer
Fiat
Parry
Frank D. Mitchell
Irving Garage
Irving At
Studebaker and Flanders Commercy Auto & Supply CO
Ave
M. M
Ith
GGA
Phese Mala
Virginia
Maxwells
Columbias Gas
United Motor ” Washington Co
14Th St
Earle & Allen
Fourteenth N. W
Stoddard
Dayton
147Th ST
N. W
Apperson
H Street
Calland
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Jootard
Urarnard Motor Car Company
Telephone
America
Goward Coma
H. B. Leary, JR
Fourteenth St. N
David
Hendrick
I Veritt
Columbus Electric
POPE
Bergdoll
Congressional Garage CO
Pa. Ave
Tel. L
LION
Buick Motor Co
Connecticut Ave
Miller Bros
Rauch & Lang Electrics
Imperial Motor O
Conn
Meridian Sales Co
John A. Lutz
Iith St
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
St. N. W
M. T. Pollock
Ave. M
Cemhalmers Peerless Hupmobile
Zell Motor Car CO
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