Reorganized Railroad Y.M.C.A. League Opens Season
The Interbureau Agriculture League begins with teams from Bureau of Animal Industry Main Building Chemistry and Solicitors Office. Schedule lists Monday Wednesday Friday games from May to July with home clubs alternating and coin toss decisions for late fixtures.
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Interbureau Agriculture League
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Solicitors Office
Clark
Agriculture Department
Ding
St Oge
Chemarys
Chemlatry
Boa
Solietora Va B.A
Mayal
Boa Y
Suibtratrive
BAL Towa
Chamlatry
Boa Tova
Sollerteva
Maio
Jan Malin Tailing
Commercial National Bank Edges First National in League Debut
First National of Hyattaville fell 11 to 3 as Commercial National won in its Bankers League debut. Hoover led with three hits including a double. Levine went three innings before tiring. Abbreviated box shows Hoover 2b, Burnie, Quantrelle p, and multiple players with scattered hits and errors.
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Commercial National Bank
First National
Hyattaville
Hoover
Levine
Holden
Nar Abelo
KE Commerce
Abd HO AB Bary
Lhoover
Harring
Bel
Bregck
Quantreile
Taylin
Galt
Seay
Balkey
Allen
Bdmanston
Bureau Defeats Columbia 11 to 7 In District League Opener
Bureau of Engraving and Printing won its first District League game, defeating Columbia 11 to 7. Eight engravers crossed the plate in the second inning on two errors and four hits as the Bureau offense surged, with contributions from Goucher Dilsaver Leamark and others.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Columbia
Bureau
Fueay
Cotou
Hoae McCarthy
Suess
Raynolds
Thornberg
Powel
Newman
Weaver
Rune Goucher
Dilsaver
Wilshida
Kavnotha
McCarthy
Lemeric
Daley
Hiner Uiarton
Platt Powell
Buschar
Basa
Buescher
O Weaver
Sness
Herman
Navy Yard Triumphs Over Eastern A C In Capital City League
Navy Yard defeated Eastern A C 7 to 3 in a Capital City League game. Key moments included three fast double plays and standout contributions from McCarthy Miles and Beard. Umpire Batts presided as the game lasted 1 hour 15 minutes.
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McCarthy
Itukey
Beard
ftRicker
OlNau
Bpsulding
Rydar
Glovanetth
Myers
Morris
Navy Yard
Eastern A. C
Eastern
A. C
A.C
Balle
Duffy. A
Morma
Wits
Deard
Miles
Mayers
Sack- Spaulding
McDonough
Trowbridge
Erron
Mr. Batts
Nutwell Triumphs In Independence League Nine Run Rally
Kendall powers Kendall’s Nutwell club to a 15 to 6 victory over St Martin in the Independence League. The game featured three home runs and seven extra-base hits, with Kendall, Clements, Moran and Walker among the standout hitters. Strong hitting and errors helped Nutwell claim the win in a high-scoring affair.
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Nutwell
Kendall
St. Martin
Stuckert
uUvischer
Baldwin
Hunteman
Bicog Purdy
Kummer
St Martin
Clements
Moran
Smith
Cunninghan
Fischer
Seaton
Carrail
Tunhy
Walker
Purdy
St. Marlin
Git
Nutwall
Neil
Wickingon
Nei
Sturan
Riston
Clemente
Cunningham
Neil Stylen
Kommer
Carroll
Mr. McCoy
Pimlico Race Day Winged Tale Wins by Meddler-Hatasoo Pedigree
Racing form notes a Pimlico program on May 17, 1911 with a sixteenth day race for yearlings and older, W. T. Ryan’s brown colt Meddler-Hatasoo won driving. Details list horses, jockeys, weights, and payouts, with stalwart performance notes and overweights. Also included are football game box score snippets and cadet league results with line scores and individual stats.
Brown Beats Yale In Late Nines Showdown
Brown defeated Yale 9 to 2 in New Haven as Warner and Harris starred. Warner stroked a triple in the ninth, scoring from second and later crossing home on a sacrifice. Batteries Warmer and Harris versus Freeman and Carhart. Umpire Mr Stafford. Time 1 hour 45 minutes. Army and Navy Preps beat Friends School 7 to 0 in seven innings, with Stone yielding one hit and Kimball strong but poorly supported. Owing to exams, two key Preps players were out.
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Taylor
Kerr
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Michlekau
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Bevan
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le du Oakley
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Agriculture
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Secrifice
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badls—Bolden
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Southern Railway League
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Frost
Jones
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Carver
Gi Chapman
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Hamann
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Johnson
Horn
Scrivener
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Carter
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
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Harris
He Brown
Warmer
Freeman and Carhart
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Army and Navy
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Stone
Lowe
Kimball
Speedway Matinee Today Attracts Fresh Additions
The second matinee of the spring season features racing at the new Speedway this afternoon with first race at 2 o'clock. Gallant Mall clocks 2 21 1 4 and Bonnie Lassie, a green pacer, added to the list of starters. Events include Richmond Randolph Macon College and Richmond College at 3, Ann Arbor Michigan at 4, Amherst Williams at 2, and Harvard Freshmen Phi lip e Exeter at 3.
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Bonnie Lassie
Gallant Mall
Richmond
Randolph-Macor College
Richmond College
Ann Arbor
Michk
Michigan
Qherlin
Atherst
Amherst
Williams
Exeter
N. A
Harvard
Philipe-Exeter
Watervale Defeats Zeus in Preakness at Pimlico
Baltimore May 11 Watervale August Belmont's great yearling won the Preakness stakes on closing day at Pimlico, ridden out from Zeus to set a track mark for the distance. Zeus followed the pace and made a late run. The Nigger finished third as big crowds watched the event along with other races featuring Yorkshire Boy, Bishop in the Consolation, and Royal Meteor in the day’s program.
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J. S. Tyree
Indotent
W. A Oliver
Yorkshire Boy
BeCahey
Dugan
Yorkshirs Boy
Sur
Overman
Mad River
Little Pi
Actics
Henotic
Hildreth
Ch. c
Star Shoot
Queen Regent
3. C. Hildreth
Tima
Index Horess
Royal Meteor
Gordon Jackoya
Berom
Bell
Dultcare
Fort Worth
Garner
Sweene
Mutineer
MrCal
Schuttinger
Stral
Dulleare
Ight
Besom
Weil
John A Munroe
Shannon
Grenada
Patrick
Edgely
AL Post
A. Belmont
Watercress
Lady Violet
Whalen
Jackeys, Hi
Zeus
McCahey
Dr. Duenner
Heatherbloom
Kenyon
Parl-mutuels
Serwent
Watervale
Bounder
H. W. Bege
Ch. G
Munette
Welich
Bishop
Fu - Allen
Soligny
Donohue
Ted
Rosshampton
Dupee
Sia Jitsa
Kermath
Go Be
McClain Ag
Thistiedals
Baffel
Enniskillen
Helder
Fe Lackey
Pari-mutuels
Colleny
Aleventh Fenca
Coligny
Mystic Light
St. Abe
Oie
J. Garson
Adam—Ceveto
Op. Fl
Alb
Gartner
Fond Heart
Pickens
Springmas
Leah
Rose Queen
Atretch
Geratchad
Cheek
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Neva
New Howard
J. Burttschell
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W. A. Burttschell
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Frank Purcene
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el Oro
Sweeney
Stef
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Belmont
Pimlico
Sam _ Hildreth
Water Vale
New York
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Watergate
Rand
Footprint
Washington
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Surfeit
Billy’ Garth
Madden
Izard Wins Semifinal Clash in Mid Atlantic Tennis
In a tough semifinal bound match Izard edged Britton after dropping the first set, advancing 10-8 then 6-2 to claim the final set. Doyle and Doyle look solid in doubles, Colton tops McLean, and Doyle duo appear favorite to reclaim the title as the Bachelors courts host semifinals and pairings unfold. Syracuse tops Harvard 6 to 3 in a late afternoon college baseball game with a late Crimson rally failing to erase the deficit.
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W. B. Izard
John Britton
Izard
Connie
Doyle
H. E B. Colton
N. W. McLean
C. B
H. E. Doyle
James
Holteman
Cs. B. Doyle
Colton
Iward
Jam Holteman
Howard
Britton
McLean
Brown
Parker-Bridget Suits Lead In Quality and Price Range
Men’s fashion text touts Parker-Bridget “P B” suits as rivaling custom tailors. Hand tailored fits, natural shoulders, drape and grace are highlighted with exclusive patterns and soft shades in blue tan gray brown and pencil stripes. Prices range from $15 to $25.
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P.B
P-B
Parker-Bridget
Louisville Results First Race at Sexta Mile Met
Cohort wins the selling half mile with Elfin Beau second and Sylvestris third. Mutuels show Cohort 3.40 straight, Elfin Beau 4.50 show, Sylvestris 7.50. Second race maidens for 2yearold fillies: Wandawhy takes purse. Alpine 2nd. Merode 3rd. Mutuels large payouts.
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Archibald
Elfin Beau
Taplin
Sylvestris
Quinlan
Sebago
Aloysius
Merrick
al Muller
Wandawhy
Denny
Wan
Alpine
Goose
Merode
Thomas
Pepping
Fanchette
Ruby H
Polly Pucello
Colletter
Ailsa Page
Vimar
May Holland
Nannie McDea
Mutuels
Miles
Marer
Veneta Strome
Foxy Mary
Ganz
Wing Ting
Zlenap
Schoolmarm
Alice
San Bernito
Olivia Meikle
Deerie
Loween
Carlton G
McTaggart
Star Charter
Mary Davis
McIntyre
J. H. Heed
Tom Bigbee
Working Lad
Davenport
Sidon
Econ
John Robert
T. Rica
Mary Lee
Johnson
Rudolfo
Mexico
Dr. Watson
Estero
Ganadore
Bidon
Mila
Pilain
Azo
Louisville race day breezes through stacked field
Local racing notes highlight a busy card with entries including Home Run, Inspector General, Old Boy, Eagle Eye, Minco Jimmy, Judge Sale and a varied list of horses such as Round the World, White Wool, Ella Bryson, Folie Levy, Rocky O'Brien, Angelus, Halter, Sauce, Catula, Falcnda, Descomnets, and Fort Johnson. The program suggests strong potential performances across familiar track names and former contenders.
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Red Lass
Helen Burnett
Harry Day
Inspector General
Common Sense
Butterball
Misa Caithness
Ethelda
Eve White
Batwa
Frea Lance
Minco
Jimmy
B’aty
Recompense
Cracker Box
McCreary
Illey
Judge Fole
Jim ‘Millon
Nark
Hagle Lye
Hig Cach
Ela Bryson
Star O'Ryan
Whitewool
Exemplar
Colston
Grover Syste
Labold
Widow
McIvor
Golden Wgg
Rocky O'Brien
King Olympian
Campeon
Follie Levy
Angelus
Bay of Pleasure
Catula
Lucky Wish
Satca
Captain Nelson
Orlene
Old Hawk
American Girl
Armitos
Editor
Lucky Boy
Terrible Dan
Swish
Bob Parley
Rash
Taboo
Spindie
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Falenda
Otilo
Descommete
Home Run
Old Boy
Eagle Eye
Minco Jimmy
Judge Sale
Ella Bryson
Folie Levy
Descomnets
Mixed doubles advance at Chevy Chase Club tourney
In the mixed doubles second round Miss M Greble and McClung defeated Miss Lawson and Wilcox in two straight sets 6 4 and 6 1. They will face Miss Helen Taft and Spencer in the semifinals this afternoon at 3 30, with finals likely today as top matches loom among women's singles and handicap events. New York May 17 President Lynch suspends John J McGraw for three days after the New York St Louis game with umpire Finneran.
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McClung
Cratch
Miss Chew
Miss Shepar
Mrs. Brooks
Miss Taft
Boences
Mise M
New York
Lynch
National League
John J. McGraw
New York Club
McGraw
Finneran
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