Large tennis entry tourney to start today at Columbia Club
The middle Atlantic tennis tournament, largest yet on local courts, opens today at 1 o'clock with entrants from local clubs and notable out‑of‑town players. A massive King Silver Pitcher, donated by Clarence P King, awaits the singles champion after three wins for permanent possession.
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Columbia Courney Club
Clarence P King
Washington Railway Arnt Electile Company
Nea
Hesthale Roof Wilson
Spencer Gordon
Spencer Gordon, 7 Mister Sa
HA Lewis
Hugh Minehearle
OS Wolf
OH Allen
Fiurney
Mason
Sheridal
Itaan
Horace Harber
Doyle
Do Merion
FF Batea
Fk Heaton
Morehead
Carhbest Reown
Dowglaey Hulser
Bal Woo Bland
Woo A Rethel
Kimtall
Leech, Jr
A. Sia
Jones Jamea Baird
Raves Flarmivon
Stiddham
Holy Name League game report with St Vincent and St Martin
In a Holy Name League clash St Vincent defeated St Martin 44 to 6. Scorers included Werman and Spalding for St Vincent and Cassell Cornell Mellonaugh and Robermaan for St Martin. Game notes list players such as Varney Ereora Thomas and Hansell, with postgame remarks on left on bases and first phase on Yurh tare.
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Camel Ce
OT Sani ‘Mode
Gayer Bt
Spallios Se
Hibyeuman
Welsma Cf Oocmmal Sa
Hurler
MeTtonough
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Fergeaxen Ort
Robin Th
Melamey
Costin of
Fremm
Eohards
Hewter
Meinbert
Cw Robson
Tae Cb Gee
St Vinents
St Martin
Reras Werman
San Felippe Spalding
Maria Ray Cassell O
Cornell
Mellonaugh
JS Robermaan
Aid
Roamer to Carry Top Weight In Kentucky Handicap
In Louisville by May 28 a field for the third annual Kentucky Handicap at Douglas Park includes Roamer the 4-year-old gelding from Andrews Miller carrying 127 pounds the top weight. The 114 mile race carries about 15000 dollars with ten thousand added to the purse making it the richest stake for older horses this year. Other starters include Borrow Short Grass John Gund David Craig Hodiga Bronzewing Royal II Prince Hermis Leo Ray Ringling and several additional entries with weights ranging from 95 to 126 pounds.
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Loujaville
Andrew Millers
Phonses
Douglas 'Park
America
Harry Payne Whitney
L. & Thompson
J. T. Looney
Leo Ray
B. D. Weir
Ringling
W. R. Mizell
Robert Bradley
HB. R. Bradley
Bradley
Choice
T. C. McDowell
Star Jasmine
L. 8. Thompson
Harmonicon
M. B. Gruber
Little String
Commanrella
Big Dipper
Wild Bear
Grutgat Boy
Charme
Guide Post
Bank Bill
Charlie McFerran
Jack Kavanaugh
Insurance Man
Wander
Triad
Water Arblor
Southern League
Kttie Cove
Tady_Vanderri
Pockichoo
Stephen R
Rochester
Colonel Matt
Ingol
Hope
J.C. Welch
Kadith
Broom Flower
Sweetheart Sue
Short Grass
Borrow
Koamer
Emerson Cochran
John Guu
Baker
Ed Crump
David Craig
Purae
Margaret N
Belitta
Harry Gardner
Salvanity
Brown-Eyed Hate
Bube
Water Witch
Dortch
Grover Hughes
Gold Crest Boy
Bai
Cramp
Leo Skelney
Tom Green
Greville
Retin
Ben
Hermuda
Onanza
Thoroughbred race day results and entries across two tracks
The program lists multiple races with results and entries. Maxim Belle wins the maiden six furlongs at 6 and 4 year olds, with Sir L. Joe second and Schemer third, while Caudle leads a separate two year old maiden at 42 furlongs. The card includes the Third and Fourth races with Star of Love and Prince of Wales Handicap winners, plus many named horses and times. The night concludes with a long field of entries across seven races, detailing favorites, payouts, and notable non-starters.
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Maxim Belle
Claver
Sir L. Joe
Reland
Schemer
Jackson
Slumberer
Kim
Kenworthy
Jefferson
Revere
Aprisa
Watson
King Cotton
Double Hessaleo
Ncond Hace
Caudle
Schuttinger
McAfee
Rice
Larkin
Titto
Ronero
Fliat
J. H. Wiggins
Milestone
Star of Love
Sarolla
Grant
iFitzpatrick
Lady Spiritneth
Louise Travers
Caper Seuch
Waeyanoke
Kewesaa
Hiamner
Bi Rey
Iit
Metcalf
King Worth
Uaalaoran
Firth
Williama
Joe Gaiety
Webb
Dorothy Webb
Gaddya
Morpeth
Smith
Canada
Red Fire
Gartley
Smyth
Feld
Lingar
McAtea
Connie Jean
Raven Court
Cerf Volante
Harry Bassett
Waveney
Golden Jug
Vastado
Fallen Angel
Hope Des
Gatish Sun
Sir Arthur
Clit Haven
Saturnon
Johnny Haris
Joe Stelg
Sher- Tock Holmen
Louisville Results First Race at 4 Furlongs
Selling for four year olds, Chilton King led at 4 furlongs with 108 pounds. Sure Get and Ratina followed for place and show as the field included Goos, Merhan, and others in a tight finish. Time recorded as 1:16 with several horses noted among runners.
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Chilton King
Goose
Sure Get
Merhan
Ratina
Fasater
Thoe
Colle
Wryneck
Manpers
Lougwond
Allen Gold
Clerk
Mack
Rach
Yermah
Menbe
Chisafor
Maurini
Rederia
Tithe Fatry
Elizabeth Tee
Method
Innovation
Paulsen
Increnae
Muriel’n Pet
Ruth Strickland Alsol
Bellingy
Stirling
Carrie Ormi
Seaman
Fragmentary 1920s racing and golf notes from New England and Ireland
Fragmented OCR mixes horse racing results and golf championship notes. Mentions Davis, Piping Rock, Lillian Boe, Vera Hamay, Margaret Curtis, and Boston Women’s Golf Association alongside race results, payouts, and standings from New England venues and international players.
Prospect Park race results feature six events and wide fields
The Prospect Park card reports six races with selling purses from 225 to 250 dollars. Winners include Inferno Queen in race one, Duryale in race two, Cuban in race three, Regular in race four, Soldier in race five, and Ivy Wiltes in race six. Time figures and a list of placegetters accompany each race, with multiple “also ran” entries noted.
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Iupward
Inferno Queen
Whymark
Largo
Hartwell
Chilton Squaw
Atwell
Vailehen
Dorothy Priner
Tom Flanigan
Ida Rockalee
Neiling
St. Helene
Whymerk
Duryale
Bdsley
Aerond
Colonel Randall
Lindsey
Georgiana L. Haberdard- Ronalle Grme
Jack Hanover
Carl
Doyle
Nelle C
Maid of Honor
Pope
Soldiér
Spoyle
Fed
Moore
Secon
Trovier
Ben Galore
Helling
Ivy Wiltes
T Gordon
Olmer Holloway
Troxier
Lady Bryo
Racy
Chas. F. Grainger
Buttery
Della Mark
Belmont Park Race Card Highlights and Results
In Belmont Park racing action across six races, results show First Race winner with High Hearse placed second and Stellucina third after a 1:01.35 time. Second Race saw House Main prevail over Flying Fairy with Marlon H third in 1:14. Third Race was won by Wooden Shors with Dr. Iwenner second and Orotund third after 1:40. The Floral Park handicap came up Fifth Race won by Rockview over Yankee Nations with Tartar third in 1:33. Fifth Race details include Distant Shore favored to win over Presumption and Beethoven. Maiden filling, Wenonah triumphed with Feminist and Dinale following. Baltimore tennis: Theodore Pall defeats Fred C Colston 6-3 6-1 6-3 to defend the challenge cup.
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Oemper
Atake
Blue Rock
House Main
Byrne
Flying Fairy
T. Davies
Marlon H
C. Rorel
J. McCahey
Dr. Iwenner
Relan
Wereud
Orotund
W." Ural
Dervish
Jawbone
Rockview
Dugan
Yankee Nations
J. Joftus
Tartar
J. McCabes
Holiday
Spring Board
Distant Shore
Ryone
Nuxton
Beethoven
Ling
Alan
Wenonah
J. Lottery
W. War
Baseball Pool Prosecution Highlights National Debate
Chicago May 28 news reports describe a municipal court case against William Rapp for running a baseball pool tied to a Pennsylvania newspaper. Prosecutor Powers calls the feature a blind to gambling, noting 40,000 paid 30 cents for a chance at prizes and urging action to curb the practice. Rapp’s attorney argues the prizes aid circulation. New York also notes rising concerns as authorities see a nationwide campaign against baseball pools, with President Tenner supporting the view.
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John F. Powers
William Rapp
Pennsylvania
Mr. Powers
Samuel C. Herren
Rapp
New York
Wiliam J Rapp
New Orleans
Tenar
Logal Bowlers Win In Baltimore Event
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore May 28. Jax led eight tenm bowlers in the duckpin doubles at the Baltimore Bowling Association tournament on Regent alleys. W E Bucks and John Baum posted the winning 648 total. Ray Chaplin and Ed Bowser were second at 629. Only two Baltimore teams placed seventh and eighth. P Pauleon of Washington won the singles with 341. Scores list Chase Chapin Bowser, Schmitt, Armiger and Pattison among others in the doubles and singles events.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Jax
Baltimore Bowling Association
W. E. Bucks
John Baum
Ray Chaplin
Ed Bowser
P. Pauleon
Washington
Ray Chapin
HL Schmitttens
H. Armiger
P. Pattison
B. L. Keeler
Richwood
Besse Latimer
Burenna
A. Arminger
Wiligg Yates
Paminea
Tae
Barlow Wins Women’s Golf Title In Philadelphia Match
In St Martins Pennsylvania on May 28 Mrs Ron ald H Barlow of Merion Cricket Club retained her title by defeating Miss Catharine Davis of Philadelphia Cricket Club 4 up with 12 to play in the Woman's golf championship.
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Scarborough
Joseph Fo Davis
Piping Rock
Long Island
Sleeps Hillow Country Club
Lillian Bo Efsde
Wastshore
Newton
Mass
Vera Hameay
Leatherhead
Surrey
England
Satem Golfub
Boston Womens Golf
Margaret Curtis
St. Martins
Ronald H. Barlow
Merion Cricket Club
Philadaights
Catharine Davis
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Hendrie and Belmont races color Cedar Park card
Belmont Park program lists fifth race Street Railway steeplechase handicap for 4-year-olds plus. King Cash leads with 146, Weldabip 152, Stucco 180, Promoter 188, others named. Hendrie entry combines Red Fire and Spitter. Fair Montague with Tartarean. seventh race Greavenor selling plate features Cogs and Jor Fson among entries. Weather fine track fast. multiple horse names and entries noted across Belmont Park program.
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Indoicline
Lomenada
Austin
King Cash
Garter
Stucco
Promoter
Weldship
Tom Horn
Brrndown
Anthy Webb
Weldabip
Weld
Tom Harn
Garth
William Hendrie
Canada
Hampton Dames
Amphion
Fair Montague
Lady Curgon
Dertarean
Sea Lord
Hearts of Oak
Red Fire
Hendrie
Tartarean
Millar
Greavenor
Jor Fson
J. H Houghton
Beau Pere
Enrock
Balfron
DC Court Of Appeals Legal Record Summary
Coast of Appeals, District of Columbia. Judges present. Reversals and affirmations in Patent and Guardianship cases. Numerous docket entries include mortgage and real estate notices, guardians, and court division motions. Continuous listings of cases, verdicts, and attorney assignments across multiple circuits and divisions.
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Coast of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Robb
Justice van Grede
Board of Children’s Guardiana Va
Bailinger Vs. West Publishing Company
Justice van Orsdel
Fishbeck Soap Company
Kleene Manufacturing Company
Commissioner
Justice McCoy
L. C. Leatherland
Annie B. Hackenyos
Frederick A. Fenning
W. H. Wunder
T. W. Bramhall
M J. Neale
John EB. Risley
Charles Poo
Jacob M
Benjamin A. Brilt
Guardian
Bond
Brilt & Aralove
Thomas Banks
Charles H. Merillat
George B. Barber
Cou Bled
MD Rosenberg
Martha Jackson
John Ridont
Dorothy V. Priddy
Henry T. Brian
Bend
Charles T. Hendler
Charlie B Beall
H. W Sabon
Justice Siddons
Real Estate Transfers in Washington area listings
Real estate transfers across Washington include Alten H Omdartt et al to Clifford A and Margaret Smith lot 1 block 5 for 10 dollars stamps 64 50 and numerous transfers with 10 dollar stamps across many streets including 1241 B Street Southeast Georgia Avenue Northwest Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. Transactions involve Bir Iherwood Chestown and other named owners with Ber urch notes and varying stamp duties.
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Washington
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Vincent ‘Torzolo
Chapin Brown
Henry
Bergmann
Oriental
Victor B Deyherefux
George W. White
George
Martha K. Wilson
Edward
Wescott
James M. Woodward
Frank H. Grant
Frenny A. Wise Wood
Benjamin Wool
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Treat Company
William J Wite
James Berry
Marvin A Qustis
Margaret Jasper
Same
Thomas A. O'Brien
George M. Emmerich
Douglas Mackall
Allan McLane Abert
Kame
Rame
Reginald W. Reall
H. Realer Doleny
A. A. Hoehling, Jr
William A. Hill
Elizabeth V Tower
Petworth
Karl
Tague Et Ax
Squarm Bngt
Theodore ‘A
T. Judd
Frank A. Johnson
Louie A. Johnson
Mutual Serial Building Association
Roberts
American Security and Trust Company
Ansie M. Rearts
Albert
Harry
Welch
Charles B. Marsh
Io B. Welch
Caroline H. Addison
Ar- Soo EE D
John D._ Coughlin
William J. Flather, Jr
Horace H. Westcott
Edgar
Mayne
Brookland
Alten H. Omdartt
Clifford A
Margaret Smith
Washington Real Estate Company
George Hoarman
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Alexander L. McMillan
John C
Lulu D. Aatnie
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Goldie
A. Newman
Aeste E. Lewis
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Herman R. Howenstein
William LeeMer
Anna Stoet
Cheve Chase
Jacob
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Sophie
Carolyn Ber
Georgia Avenue
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Padsworth
Hernard M Harding
Thomas A. O'Anen
Whitehaven
Abe Blumenthal
John “A Chaney
Harry Wardman
Long Meadows
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Iruntes
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George J. Bradbury
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Lewis and Maud Brannon
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Joseph W. Korman
Meridian Hill
First Street
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Henry A Heine
William A. Heine
Highview
Frank L. Vettori
Martha
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Clark Mills
Katharine L Johnesa
Corby Company
Etampe
Lanier Heights
Alve J Reardon
John D. Mattingly
Chevy Chase Ofights
William T. Jones
Alfred C Warthen
Alfred C Warthee
John L. Weaver
Married Life in a Home Decor Dispute
Helen and Warren clash over linoleum choices for the kitchen in a 1915 home decor scene. He opposes linen and favors durable linoleum, pushing for the blue pattern while she worries about price. The salesman proposes options as their disagreement reveals tensions in their marriage.
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Warren
Helen
Louise
North Carolina Grounds In Outer Harbor At Alexandria
The battleship North Carolina ran aground in the outer harbor at Alexandria Egypt according to Cmdr J W Oman. Des Moines was ordered to assist and no great damage is indicated as she is expected to float free and head home once afloat.
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Outer Harbor
Alexandria
Egypt
Navy Department
J. W. Oman
Des Moines
Potomac League Cong Hits and Pitching Mixed
In a Potomac League game, Mumford pitched for the home team with 6 strikeouts, while Albaugh allowed 4. Key hits came from Spaulding and Varella with multiple players scoring. Goebel and Cassidy were among several runners, as defensive plays included double plays and several stolen base efforts.
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Speulding
Speith
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O Riston
W.B
OlBull
Steale
Mumford
Hota
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Conlton
Vaaq Goebel
Bakvey
Albaugh
Carrieo
Ran Cassidy
Dodge
Wyatt
W. Brewer
Steele
Varella
Spaulding
Spelth
Tston
Frrots
Cassidy
OM Mumford
Huntt
Counter
Harvey
Goebel
Perth
Hunt
Carrico
Deeds of Trust Involving Keller Memorial Church Trustees
Deeds of trust filed noting Keller Memorial Evangelical Lutheran Church trustees transfer property to John n. Coughlan William J. Flatcher Jr and Elmer E. Ramey with Speaking Fidgar Moyne as the grantee for fifteen dollars. Semiannual payments referenced.
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Keller Memorial Evangelial Lutheran Church
John N. Coughlan
William J. Flatcher, Jr
Elmer E. Ramey
Fidgar M. Moyne
PF Mae
Boy Scouts Field Contests At Potomac Park
About 300 Boy Scouts will occupy Potomac park for a morning to early afternoon lineup of thirteen contests. Events begin at 9 o clock with a parade and review then shuttle races, running broad jump, potato race, fire building, water boiling, signaling, first aid, and other tests. Prizes include a cup and a plaque for top troop in athletic and pure scout events.
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Potomac Park
Bureau of Engraving
Public Service Commission Sets 17.78 Inch Seat Space
In New York on May 28 the public service commission adopted a resolution requiring every passenger on elevated, subway, and surface cars who seats must have 17.78 inches of space. The commission conducted 860 experiments to determine the needed space and notified transportation companies to allot this amount.
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New York
Public Service Commission
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Harry A. Grant
Tilted States
Miyrtle Kates
Howard H. Dore
A. O'Shea
Laura A. Yale
J. W. McNeill
Shadrick M. Robinson
William Young
Charles Levy
FM. Brylawski
Ralph Borger
Charles McCaffrey
F. Quinn
William Poland
Brat Regrie
George P. Hoover
P. L. Scantling
Jamies Taylor
Williams
Porter
Columbia Road
Twenty-fourth Street
Square 869
Herbert W. Soper
Charles EB. Myers
Pisiniff
H. Winship Wheatley
Cowke & Taylor Company
J W. McNeill
James W. Robinson
RC M Burton & Son
W. G. Gardiner
U. S
Potomac League
Eiseman’s Corner
Panama
Eiseman & CO. Outfitters
E Streets
BOY Scouts
L. L. Perkins Waves
Whone M
Guaranty
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!