Tall golf tournament at the Columbia Club begins this morning
The annual Tall golf tournament opens with a qualifying round of sixty six holes this morning. Matches continue today with second round Friday and finals Saturday. Competitors include MB Cater, J MacBride, ML Danforth, Hills, Menaly, Tough, Weaver, Harban, Dalzell, David Sea, Lanston, Weaver, Glaze, Germs, A Weaver, Heaton, Pyle, McKintay, Rumbough, Mat Mirly, Coural, Moran, Ha, Harding, Bin aru, D Carat, Carmichael, Lie, Duvall, Woolrutt, Cappanit, Newbod and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Phiy MB
Cater
J MacBride
Danforth
Hills
Menaly
P Tough
Lamedy
Wo Weaver
William Gray
Ant
Harba
Dermagle
Harban
Shanei Dalzell
David Sea
Lanston
Merbau
Aoruiman
Ana F & Brooke
AW Heaton
Fred Pyle
Whilam McKintay
L Rumbough
Mirly
Coural Dodge
Pliny Moran
Harding
Willi & Brooke
Eugene D Carat
Os Carmichael
Edward
Duvall
Woolrutt
Golf Teams Face Tie Break in Star Cup At Rosslyn
Chevy Chase and Columbia meet in a decisive third match after a Tuesday tie in the Star Cup. The playoff Saturday at the Washington Club in Rosslyn Virginia will be on neutral ground, with teams using the same players from the week’s competition as the rematch determines the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy Chase
Columbia
Eltba
Washington
Rossivn Va
Columbias
Central Meet Tech In Rival City Football Showdown
Central High School faces Technical High School tomorrow at American Levine Park in a highly anticipated game expected to draw a large crowd. Both teams boast strong seasons and the rivalry promises a competitive, entertaining clash.
Hildebrand wins with Coy Mald in Jamaica feature
New York October racing at Jamaica features Jackey Hildebrand riding Coy Mald to a three length victory after mid card strong showing. Six races set with favorites Walsh and Davis riding as notable jock activity. Weather clear at Elm Ridge yields fast track and multiple winning performances across card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jackey Hildebrand
Jamaica
C2zamphine
Coy Mald
H Walsh
Sod
W Davis
Wereech
Crimmins
Phiyina
Liberia Atnord
Rob Roy
Pat Bulger
Piquet
Claar
Ron Neptunus
Clurting
R Fisher
Yorkeshire Lad
Bedform
Wack Get
Alldebrandy
King Pepper
Travers
Gravina Arachive
Tarney Water Pony
Nate Arlarthorpe
Sith Racr
Mater Daingerfield
Highran i
Phillipe
Necona Wigh
Nei
Qvan
Hid
Dalestagn
Alko
Tor Yo
Jim Beatle
Dun Rkee
Tom Lawnan
Sir Shep Touvier
Donrouss
Belle Sauvage
Vorsee
Mapid Wales
Ormonde
Elm Ridge
Kansas City
Dungannan
Jerry Zandh
Rough and Tumble
Prince of Pilgen
Mark Gentry
del Corine Drevet
Arby van T
Boraka
Lela Niyo
Princess Tale
Magond Facy Crawford Wottint
UT Ly Yog Torpedo
St. Tammany Else
Tom Shelly Lotter
Mleatwyod
Fekergall
Lowery
Idris Frema
Atsu Rae Siethe
Sigmind
Waterepout
Dolly Gry
Elon
Willa Gregg
Cammens Suygo
Min Qanao
Inereré
Manta CQ
Pathiday
Herwood
Ciara
Alice Platt
Adare Fred Mornbeek
Giaenma Vargia Meckes
Hachmelater
Gtros
Judges Blunder at Chicago Race Meet Ends With Cutter Victory
Chicago riders report judges erred in placing horses during the third race. Cutter, the favorite, won while Flight was placed second amid crowd sentiments that Pancreatis or Vorte deserved better. Palms Tree placed third as spectators questioned the official outcome and several owners contested the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Worth
Cutter
Flight
Palm Tree
Jocleys
Monte
Emperor of India Ros
Camna Mindi
Digger Mary Ale
Cafferty Anon Bust Monte Mysane
Paula
Pater d
Harry Frostun
Pearl
Monte Panercade
Matador
Lydia Victors
Dixie Lad
Grady Annie Alan Capt
Nuruth
Belaurrunny
Mulenanlis
Burney
Ana Intmdartery
Tol
Len
Assoc
Nest Poshare
Aezuse Jeoktol Duncan
Brieadless
Ata Fan
Ehtrten
Tr Marses
Winesup
Ghamblee
Corhletes
Joy Brey
Leyodwariin Midge
Howahnrst
Mlowstourne
Foote Mentos
Patrick
Amour Hlateor
la Chapermn
Amora Joan
Doetie
Renkin
Sir Briltar
Rankin Fluzeah
Snencerian
Caly Sosetyn Tosi
Raes
Oxf Kongenk Raamel
Ivan the Terrible
Ortlar
Goldin Rute
Olympian
Lon Lome
Herey Saleen
Werry Pines
Fareum
Metro
Brupd
Vad
Mlien Silsar Mende
Guy Heidrun
Columbia Gir
Aand
Clauss
Hants Actas
Automaton
Melotersinger
Terns Rod Triumphs In Two Lengths At Delmar Park
Terns Rod secured a two length victory over Jungle Imp in the Delmar Park feature on a fast track. The program listed numerous races with odds and finishes, including Six for One, Firth, and Behoos wagering notes among the day’s results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel St
Delmar Park
Cholce
Jungle Imp
Martes
Aborsty Yard
Dradtey
Aris
Linse
John J] Ghatta
Hy Durne
Billy Weare
Acniatka
Algonauin
Hanileng
Dave Staple
Pirera
Wuakern
Leegor Howard
Katherine L
Carl Garonne
Argusy
Con Cai
Sbs
Furtongy
HM Gragy Vineland
Ray
Gerda
Aden
Powers Again President of the Minor League Association
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues elected officers at a meeting. Powers of the Western League was chosen president. Farrell of Auburn Mohk re elected secretary. arbitration board members named. Dispute over Roach player transfer referred to the National Commission. Cincinnati to host meeting on June 2. Delegates and veterans gathered at the Victoria Hotel with about 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietoria
Bestern Basebal League
H Farrell
Auburn
Mok
Boure
Asp Fation
T Murnane
Toston
Togere
PY Burt
San Francisco
Wom Harvaigh
Tattle Hack
MC Griffiths
Jersey
Gary
George Tete
Roach
Durt Mont
Portland
FC Griffits
Deises
Q Rourke
Sort Georgy
Greenville
Mies Pawird
Holland Siuerington
CW Hover
Savannah
George N Runtasch
Syracuse Ra
Wt Lucas
Spokane
BUREAUS WIN THE SERIES MARSHALL CHESS CHAMPION
Frank J Marshall of St Louis won the United States chess championship at Viles Hall Athletic Club after ten days of play. Vinx Mudd of St Louis finished close second with several postponed and tied games. The tournament produced a high level of play and featured strong performances from Bureau and GPO teams in the departmental league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Frank J Marshall
New York
United States
Vileso
College Beats Law Crew in Potomac Regatta
Georgetown University crews won the annual Potomac regatta featuring three college classes. The all college and all law race produced a close finish with the freshmen pressing the seniors, while the law crews showed skill but the all college crew led by a length at the line. Times reported as mile races with the junior and senior boats finishing close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Upper Potomac
Air Calege
Airlaw
Middle States
Curtesy
Potomac
Curlegians
Irenda
Dempsey
Cally
Fagan No
Finsh
Wil
All College
All Law
Dis
Law Boys
Ghanes Comne
All Collegians
Crus Colles
Senla
Pringergast
Loran
Morgan
Toger
Parrott
Grulk
Canario Eoxinuh Coys
Jator
Pegey HL
Yims
Lawler L Pre
Helferman
Reld
Shatter
Baglue
Urrea
Bate Coxeeata Stewart
al College
Wrannar
Wigman Lusk
McCahb
Graham Atrake
Cook
Cutrin
Sillz
Wade
Maon
Kirby Stroky
Maguwan Covasuin
GW Washington to meet Maryland Aggies on University Field
George Washington University football faces Maryland Agricultural College Saturday afternoon at University Field. The teams are evenly matched based on recent results, with GW having defeated Randolph-Macon 17 to 0 while Maryland tied GW and beat Western Maryland by a touchdown. The Navy game is not yet set, and coach Rothe is testing new backs and guards as he prepares for the Aggies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Univercity
Maryland Agriculteral College
George Washington
Randolph Macon College
Maryland
Western Maryland
Ung
Plas
Navy
Rothe
Cew
Gant
Bennett
Willey
Aggies
Bielasil
BreiLiskie
Horke
Winston Stevenson
Taylor
Breinsk
Kirkaran
Garlaudet
Onderfolls
Dan Patch Sets New Record With Wind Shield and Pacers
In a dramatic harness race at the track, Dan Patch edged Maud S with Hilfe pacers and Ed Geers injured after a collision. The crowd roared as Dan Patch finished in a remarkable time, while Major Delmar and Maud S also posted notable efforts amid injuries and race turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Patch
Ed Geers
Memphis
Det
Jewry
Herz
Troiing Park
Joe Patchen
Herty
Scott Hutson
Yacenaker
da Petch
Dillon
Delmar
Maude
Deimir G Simather
Yale
Maud
Attu We _ Donald
Thy
Lome McDonald
Dietmar
Fiatelly Ping
Maud S
Morton Cadets Defeat Company A In Narrow Season Opener
Morton cadets outpaced Company A in a rough league opener last night, winning 317 to 231. Morton players Dylan Artag and colleagues stood out, guarding aggressively and pushing the tempo as Mortin Calere pressed for a larger margin late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeximent
Natonal Guard
Mortin Calere
Company K
Mortons
Divad Artag
Omsany
Morin
Roy Tomer Mesare Moran
Washington Fatla to Hald Gilbert Cuennatl Ort
The commission decided that Plaxe Gihert who had ten drafted the Washington Americas Club was required to refund the draft money paid for Gilbert accuracy unclear mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fatla
Gilbert Cuennatl
Anesal
Plaxe Gihert
Washington Americas Club
Gilbert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mertz
Cial
Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
H. P
Panorama
15Th St
Ohio Ave
Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation Company
T. T. McWhirter
Stewart Building
DB C
J.G. W.eiseman
Seventh Street
DP Street
Nebbard
Geo. E. Kebbard
Monastery Beer
Kinin
Louis Bush
The
Sunday Post
Prehiy
Columbia Golf
Ces
Hildebrand Fiest
Qdaingerfield
High Chancellor
Foxy
Commens Wessbmuard
Lashford Bello III
Trizle White
Frances Diton
Miloord
Chanda
Summares
Latoma
Sant
Haldelberg
Saulubury
Lancaster Harlequin Winnifred Lad
Brady Smesher
Wextocd
Ron Tail
Jaimts
Warren
Shewman
Varro
Cat Bernice Fantaz
Ena Wyrs Mellon Phioma
Tady Hortonso
Kilmarie Southempton
Captain Gaines Ale
Enue Bale
Sam Palmer Percy
Samyra
Silke Rien
Thorn Hedge
Red Thistle
Desia Benduro
Curate Ital
Harney Burke
Neville Goo Gog
Beaucwire
Anf Seagselon
Aemond Antie
Chapimao
Fata Billiaodeia Muldoon Portis
Sweet Meleager Dering
Gwen Suzanne Rocamore
Agnes Virgloin
Alao Rat
Snape
Leaber Ant
Seach Pleoron
Elve Furlongy
Glendivere
Banale
Jochilin Voltaire
Mra Jack
Dew
Pengis
Parker-Bridget
Parker
Bridget Cloth Ag
Parker, Bridget &Co
Powers
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Marshall
Max Judd
Ems
Troquois
Watts Gamer
Troquats Athletic Club
Gonzaga College
Friends Select School
G Prep
Chainpwn Bureau
Collce
Plate Minnters
Bureus
Brosnan
GPO
Columbu
Tay
Miller
Colunbay
Fini Surveyors
Ares
Boyd
Id Hale Getty
North Cap
Streat
Bowneg
Steve Colling Heys
Raffay
Apts
Fasterny Ware
Columbine
Railway Belief Association
Browne Leiso Brawnan
Teta
Gero
Starket House
Fama Fame Gene
Keane
Balletet
Ratswat Searcp
Fiat Seow
Andrea Hota
Weenie Mimie
Stanby
Toledo Theater
Patedo Ohla
Doment
Tsfs Igay
National Union Ruid
Lest Frank I
Warsball
Louis LeUtemaan CH
Eagskhemeny
Fa Schrader St Lums
Louis
Goldheim & Sons
Seventh St
Avenue
Pa Ave
College
LAW Crew
Georgetown University
Ilaw
George Washington and
M AC
Ackerman
Toledo
Gino
al Ackeman
N* Fostoria
Onisto
Max Wylie
Rochester
Dan Patch Coesini
Joymiker
Geera
Otter
Geersi
W . Boote
de Atus
Finch Bog
Slaazon
Avwarth
Sandersy
Imaud Maxine Boca
Milas Jenanette Bk Au
Kery
Nec Blostom
Ferg Bly Om
Detmar
Donna
Jae Patehen
Hera
Aurere
Jeate
Morton
Old Braddock
Bonquet
Grocers
Cates
Cinbs
Jas
GLARE
McCarthy
Gio
Jfriseman Bro Outfitters
Faye Tore
Lowese
Estenesa
Ferror
Fesea
Walfords
Berwick
Wash Rete & Best
Omer
Powish
Eure
Grrone
OFFL
OLR
Bint
Fcs
Snae
Hugues
Nowpton Oronedith
Saustan
Treatme
Nate Chang
Auaresy
Aw Carver
Shade
Fisk Elgin
Esole Sagaeule
Bob Sruex
Alcoa Uta Jo S
Corrential Medetos
Newrhed
T.baldus
Prate
Wee Lelar
Ggr
Newspaper
diHlye
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!