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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1916

Page

10

Harrison appeals to Wilson for railroad regulation reform

Fairfax Harrison urged President Wilson to back congressional action and support a joint Senate subcommittee to study railroad regulation. The National Association of Manufacturers backed reform and called for legislation to fix defects in the railroad oversight system. The appeal followed Harrison’s December 1914 speech at the Railway Business Association dinner in New York.

Fairfax Harrison Congress National Association of Manufacturers Reforma New York Eestot Mtr Hlarrisen Iear Rasesed Federal Senate House of Representatives Wilson Harrison Stephen C. Manon Pittsburgh Holland

Central High Dominates Tennis and Whitehaven Wins Double-Header

Central High swept five tennis matches in a return with Business Saturday led by Selden and Cissell in doubles 6-4 7-0. Whitehaven defeated Tulip Athletic Club 8-1 and Pen-Tore 4-2 in a twin bill as Beeres and Cary starred for Whitehaven. Cleveland Athletic Club beat Engineers 6-3 in an inning contest, Bergman and Feldman contributing multiple hits and runs.

Central High Business Selden Cissell Central Pearly Carpenter Binglee—Belaen Buskness Ciszeell Pere Weber Notsel Entra Jackson Pischer Notzel Wykton Washington Post Whitehaven Tulip Athletic Club Pen- Tore Athletic Club C. J. Benner Thirty-fifth Street Washington Beeres Aj Whitehav Marke Cogawell Cary Ruppert West Thomas Jarboe Regan Woody Vile Rupert B. Penréns al Whiteher'o A ‘Wise Ol Knott Richey Blenem Ols Bailey OlGuy Ayi Hyland Petrose Bailey, Houser, Knott Guy Barnea Malone Wise MacClay Harnea Woody Om Nutwell Emory Nutwell Knott Etoens Basen Houser Barnes Obiem Wild Piten Mr. B. Woody Cleveland Athletic Club Engineers Weidman Eliab Bergman Cleveland Bete Cleveland ABHOA Bhroa Feldman Fitapatr Abe Stewart Cooper Burns Thompson Dieste Wilktoron Tyser Riordon Smith Simmons Holmanst O Puplusky Morrissey Rf Olsanend Stein Cascano A. Weld'n C.weld'n Ica Feldman Tyner Morrissey Riordan Simmong Puplusky Bstewart A. Weldman Fitspatrick Wilkinson Pophinky Bacrifice Boros Lycer Wrelamen Weldman Tyser Eljeate

National Golf Body Proposed to Govern All Players

Chicago May 23 plans for a national golf body with plenary powers over all golfers in the United States and equal representation of state and regional associations were announced by Horace F Amtth of Washville Tenn through Crafts W Higgins Chicago assistant secretary of the Western Association. The move follows Massachusetts clubs defying USGA rules and sanctioning Francia Ouimet and other professionals for dealing in golf goods. USGA records show 90 active clubs in 1915, about a percent of all clubs nationwide.

Chicago National Golf Association United States Horace F. Amtth Washville Tenn Western Golf Association Crafts W. Higgins Western Association Massachusetts United States Golf Association Francia Ouimet America Smith Wolf

Vigilants Beat Mohawks In Narrow Seventeenth Street Showdown

Vigilants defeated Mohawks 7 to 4 at Seventeenth and D streets northeast before a large crowd. Winning twirlers Laverine and Wernstein held the Mohawks in check as Vigilants rapped thirteen hits. notable contributors included Carter Shalln Zannelli Walsh Woods for the victors and Hayden Dyer for the losers. Scora: Vignants.

Vigilants Seventeenth D Streets Laverine Wernstein Carter Shalln Zannelli Walsh Woods Hayden Dyer Vignants Anderson Beatty Zanelil Sb.g Moran Wood Green OlCent If Rector Taylor If. Laverine Harden Oif. Kelly Zanelti Shatin Rector Schofield Reilt Uarter Caofeis Grocks Kelly Ern Vigil Janta Mohawke Jon Vi Tanta Oe Laverine Vernstein Zanetti Shalin Andersen Haydon Mesars Woodward Doyle

Water Dept Defeats Old Dutch 7 5 In League Action

Water Department toppled Old Dutch Market 7 to 5 in a shaded field game. Espey and Lusby logged hits for the winners while Anderson Callahan Kettner Munroe Adams and Welas contributed runs and fielding.

Water Department Espey Lusby L Water Old Ditch Harris Anderson Callahan Kettner Munroe Adame Welas Wallace Lynn Brrore Mumroe Hath Moreland Adams Adama Piney Inga Ty Lusby Ispey Farrias Sasee Harrin Callehan Hepey Gallagher R. Roland

Missouri hurdlers star sets world mark at meet

Robert Simpson of Missouri shattered the world record in the 120 yard high hurdles with a 145-5 at the Missouri Valley Conference meet in Columbus. He previously held the record at 144-5.

Columbus Robert Simpson University of Missouri Simpson

Rockville Harness Races Preview and Entries

The Rockville harness meet opens Memorial Day with an expected large crowd weather permitting. Entries span free-for-all trot or pace Keenworthy Mordecai Jarvis Broad Black Patchen D J McCarthy Red Rock Lee Offut Lad Coreage Javins Bros Dad Cozine Jr J Offut Leon H B Dougherty in the 2:80 class trot Joe Cochalo B F Hall Harry Evans Javins Bros Pilsner Maid N J Ward in the 2:30 class pace Marguerite Lady May D Reagan Dr Bell Jr B Dougherty Alphia M J Olmstead Hal Beall A W Fawcett James B James Butler Lady Cutten Javins Bros Snip J A Jones Three year old trot Normands J F Hall Bell L RB Leishear Baby Kushan Javine Bros Tipperary Austin Loftus unnamed black colt BE Y Olmstead Harry Klenga of Rockville will start all heats are half mile races First race called at 1 pm

Rockville Keenworthy A. W. Fawcett Mordecai Jarvis Broa Black Patchen D. J. McCarthy Red Rock Lee Offut Lad Coreage dJavins' Broa Dad Cozine J. Offut Leon H

One Year Rule Adopted by W and L Sports

Washington and Lee University adopts a one year athletic eligibility rule effective September 1917 covering football baseball basketball and track. Freshman teams to be organized next fall as schedules are drafted for the major sports.

Lexington Washington and Lee University

Prize Winners Named At Marlboro Show Horse Event

Upper Marlboro Maryland May 28. Secretary William G Brooke announced prize winners in the Southern Maryland Agricultural Fair horse show. Winners include Eleanor Jackson first in combination, Harry Heuser first and second in roadsters, Milas Wiesner second in saddle horse, S C Love first in saddle horses, Janet Hedlin second, Edythe Howard second, and multiple firsts for Miles Elizabeth Jackson Ralph Coffin J C Love J Welsh and J C Hall, Edythe Hi Lewpard and others. Judges included G M Wells Jr and Mrs Sinclair Bowen. Substantial cash prizes and blue ribbons awarded to top entries.

Upper Marlboro William G. Brooke Eleanor Jackson Prince George County J. C. Love Harry Heuser Southern Milas Wiesner Jackson J. C. Hall J. W. Bowling Cine M. Palmer Green Hunters J. Welsh Edythe Mies Lewpard G. M. Wella, Jr E. M. Palmer Pontes G. W. Aah G. BE. Richardson Harry Hesser M. C. Hasen District of Columbia Sinclair Bowen Washington

Central Men Score In Meet At Lehigh

Bethlehem Pa May 28 Two Central High Washington athletes Capt Walter Milstead and Parkina Birthright scored 13 points for fifth place in Lehigh University interscholastic track meet Birthright won the century dash in 10 25 seconds was second in the 220 yard dash while Milstead was second in the quarter and fourth in the 100 yard dash and broad jump Philadelphia Central won the meet with 89 points The M C A boys baseball team defeated Epiphany Church 5 to ? for the second time this season N B Frost 723 Fifteenth street NW or Main 2065

Bethlehem Central High of Washington Walter Milstead Parkina Birthright Lehigh University Birthright Nullinger Philadelphia Central High Rogers Manusl Milstead Monroe Sheehan McKinley High Washington Danning Harrisburg Tech Philadelphia Central Epiphany Church N. B. Frost Fifteenth Street Main

Morning telegraph list of names and entries

A fragmented readout lists numerous names, places, and entries attributed to Morning Telegraph Cincinnati Enquirer and other papers. The text catalogs people such as Ellidore Abe Martin Tom Hancock and Ophelia W. along with many scattered terms like Irish Heart Donerall Roscoe Goose and King Gorin, resembling a performers or racing register without a clear event.

Ellidore Abe Martin Stalwart van. Task Tom Hancock Edith Olga Col. Holloway Chilton Squaw Donner Carlene Alsop Southern Star Front Royal Billie Hibba Glomer Belle of the Kitchee Burger Laura Hedge Rose Jack Hanover Scrapper Montreal Morning Telegraph Alcina Cynthia Doryer Roscoe Goose Impressive King Gorin Trappoid Hed Cross Sister Suete Donerall Dbilison Pomp Dr. Tuck Wat Louisville

Race card style entries for Monday’s sport show racing fields

Multiple races listed with maiden selling and handicap events. Notable horses named include Queen, Roscoe Goose, May Bird, Ambrose, Lady Butterfly, Sorento, Rose Julie te, Stalwart Van, Erith Olga, Clifton Girl, Shepherdess. Entries cover two-year-olds to four-year-olds and up, with purses from $600 to $6000 and various distances from four and a half furlongs to about two miles.

Lady Ivan Rosewood Petrorea Cynthia Dwyer Immense Peggy’ Bunch Outat Aicina Lyela Duchess of Wedona Roscoe Goose Bary and Stars Farlon Phocian Little Spider Wat Dr. Tuck Pomea Joealay the Duke Aunt Six Evelyn George C.'Love Fels Charles Frances I. H Adair George Roesch Helling Thanksgiving Fo Galaway DI Misa Fannie Donald Donald A. C. Haley Welga Isturher Commonuretta Fhtaway Theodorita Grasmere Howdy Howdy Barry Radiant Flower Jove Nancy Fair Brother Jonathan Good Counsel Safe Home Maison Ambrose Clit Haven Flag Day Dr. Gremer Cymeric Charmeuse Murphy Mustard Dorcas Grasp Delancey Woodward Hendrie Bac Virile Tea Caddy Stalwart van Curls Abe Martin Barbara B Kildare Lo Eze Erith Olga Sunna Mordecai Jim Rasey Task Namnor J Tom Hancock Donner Sweetie the Lark Little Erne Beach Sand Bhekeoff Chilton Squaw Virginia Fairfax Col. Holloway B. L. Swarenger Ataka Aesop Richard Langdon Joe Rosenfeld Southern Star Qartone Sunkist Clifton Girl Examiner Thrill Billy Hibbs Glomer Carlaveroci Front Hoyas Galeawinthe Laura Royal Cynt Surget Belle of the Kitchen Merry Jubilee Bulgar Shepherdess Page White Peacock Marentius Balgee Jack Hanover Hedge ‘Rose Scrapper

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