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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1918

Page

11

Miss Detroit Jit Wins Ameri Power Boat Cup

Miss Detroit Jit from Detroit Yacht Club finished second in the final 30 mile heat and added four points to her score to win the gold challenge cup at the Ameri Power Boat Association event in Detroit on September 2.

Detroit

Favorites In Front At Timonium Track

More than 12 000 attended the Timonium races yesterday as four favorites led the field and three second choices. Clark M. won the final contest, extending a run of victories after three straight wins at Marlboro. No races are scheduled until tomorrow with results from the First Race and Second Race detailing winners and payouts. The day also notes a baseball box score with Brooklyn and Philadelphia, and brief mentions Byrne and McGraw losing licenses, plus local league games in the District series.

Clark M Marlboro Giz Farlungs Grassow Doyle Merry Jubilee Deminick Baeah Frank Shannon W. BL Myan Er Pnd Bianca Ryun Thir Vine Keynote Twilight LV Laylan Vddle Leary Ieman C. M. Toliason McIntyre General Nevile Rockiuway Caurdome Capt Marchmont Hoffman Werond Alan B Reilloc Ampere UE Netdie Walenti Hazel Dale General Sureset Dominick Ocean Prince Lug WT DP. Ryan Arronds Roadmaster Pickena Doctor I. i Tom Minard Astaa

Belmont Park Opening Draws 30,000 Fans

New York September 2 The Westchester Racing Association autumn meeting opened with about 30,000 spectators at Belmont Park the largest crowd since turf sports revival in 1913. Sunny Slope won the Belmont Park Autumn handicap while Milk Maid claimed the Tomboy Stakes over Penrose in a close stretch. Several races followed with small fields and purses ranging from 868 to 2500 dollars as the card featured sprints steeplechase and maiden events. Weather cleared and the crowd dispersed after the evening program.

New York West‘chester Racing Association Belmont Park Sunny Slope Hollister John E. Madden Milkmaid Penrose Sun Blash Brooks Devadou L'Infirmiere Square Dealer Powers Brumpeter Willams Skibheveen Byers Tomboy Milkinaid Lot Kelany Penrage Uncle's Lasale Kiss Ourth Bacs Ward Gullahan Hyelit iEnsor Genond Obingon Torchbearer Robinson Loftus Bell Fannie Starry Banner Komen A. Coulis War Bond Suitor Belarosa Leather Face Thunderclap Stela’s Shadow Shady

Nationals Work at Bat in Detroit Final Victory

In Detroit on September 2 BNI Deneevan pitched part of the final game between the Tigers and White Sox, earning credit for the win as Detroit secured victory.

Detroit Bni Deneevan Tigers White Sox

Griffs Ready to Aid in War Effort Baseball Steam Ahead

Reported remarks by manager Criffith celebrate wartime unity as 2,000 soldiers participate in a ball game and many dignitaries attend. Notable moments include Lavan’s daring double and steal of home, Altrock and Macka antics, and a strong pitching showing by Johnson. Wallen wins national AAU mile title at Great Lakes facility as swimming events conclude.

Wallen Chicago Buddy Wallen Great Lakes Station Philadel Johnson Sebulte A Hanks Fi Lavan A McBride Piginich Alnsmith Shaw Altrack Philadelphia Washington Wat Altrock Watson McAvoy Scehulte Shotton Lavan Konp Jamieson Jotinean Kapp Judge Doubie Altreck Tim Evans O' Loughlin

End ing It All Chicage and Detroit Baseball Notes

Fragmented OCR shows a Detroit versus Chicago baseball tally with multiple player mentions, scoring lines, and fielding errors. Names such as Leibold, Griggs, Pinelli, Weaver, Danforth, and Donovan appear alongside city references Jersey City and Baltimore in stray lines. The fragmentary text outlines innings, runs, and base hits without a coherent story.

Chicage Ane O.A Detroit Goode Rusitsa Leibold,it Foles O' Griggs Mosti Harper ré._ Pinell Tevermer Yellee Ranform.p Morphy Goodell Chicago Leibold Weaver Devormer Danforth Murphy Mobb Bush Vitt BR Jones Veach Yelle Roland Rush Cubh Griggs Yenc Devormier Teibald OM Danforth Gambe ABITO T.O Pinelli Hunn J. Collins BE. Jones Stanage Donovan Linefit Morti Gandii Pimelli Schalk Gandit Tai Detroit Cipotte Cobb Colb Vench Gaede Bonovan DY Castle

Griff's Men Finish Third as Baseball Suspends War Time

The Nationals beat the Athletics 8 to 3 to end the season in third place in the American League. Despite a 5 to 2 loss earlier in the day, Cleveland and the Browns forfeiture left the Griffs a half game back. About 19,000 fans attended as baseball bids farewell for the wartime period with humor from Nick Altrock and a ceremonial Auld Lang Syne. General P C March, Chief of Staff, threw the last ball, a moment marked by a perfect strike back to the umpire.

J. W. Fitzgerald Nationals Athletics Indians Browns Griffs Cleveland Huns Nick Altrock Gen. P. C. March Btaff Phillips Berlin Evans

Final Standings and Baseball Day Recap

The article compiles National League standings with New York and Philadelphia atop the list and notes a Cleveland forfeit to St Louis after Cleveland refused to play. It also recounts a chaotic exhibition game featuring a nicknamed home run and band singalong, plus morning and afternoon results where the Griffs faltered against the Athletics amid two scheduled games being washed out.

L. Pet Boston York Cleveland Chicago Washington Detroit St. Paul Philadelphia Bere Gates Hoston New York Bt. Louis St. Louie

TILDEN GAINs EASY VICTORY OVER JAP

In Forest Hills on September 2 1918 W T Tilden Jr defeated Ichiya Kumagae in straight sets 6 2 8 2 6 0 to reach the national singles final against HR Lindley Murray. Earlier veteran Ross Burchard beat F G Anderson 6 4 6 4 and Harold Taylor Vincent Richards won the junior doubles with Harold Dornheimer 6 3 8 6 6 3 6 3.

Forest Hills W. T. Tilden, Jr Lindley Murray Tilden Murray Ichiya Kuma Iwae Kumagae Lawford Venerans Ross Burchard Weat Site Club F. G. Anderson Kings County Club Harold Taylor Brooklyn Vincent Richards Yonkers N. C Gerald Emerson East Orange N. J Harold Dornheimer Philadelphia

Columbia golfers in holiday events

Columbia Country Club hosted holiday handicap events for men and women. Women's putting-course victory went to Mrs. L. E. Sinclair over Mrs. Thomas W. Brahany with C. Watts as runner-up, while men faced par in morning and afternoon rounds led by Dr W. S. Newell and Alexander Vogeleang.

Columbia Country Club L. E. Sinclair Thomas W. Brahany Watts J. C. McLaughlim

Major and Sweetser Qualify For Finals In D C Net Tourney

Major defeated G. Lugar 6 4 6 1 and Sweetser beat John Hancock 6 2 6 4 to reach the finals at the Pontcton tennis meet in Washington. They began the finals yesterday with Major taking the first two sets before play paused. Major won the second 6 4, then Sweetser captured the third 6 4. Other results include third round and fourth round matches, with several players advancing and consolidations in consolation draws.

Major Sweetser D.C Hy A Knapp Cedric Major Arthur Sweeter Pumbarton G. Lugar John Hancock Ao Sweetser Cingee Pickford Hancock Kingman Purinten Fisener Edgar Montoh Crigon Srnter Purinton R. Li R. Li. Edgar G. Edgar Darla Rowe Mason Fraxoe Paeinn Benton Price Miller Doldna Kutter Damaru Qwens Dagnault Manteller Ned Deer Howinstein Brie Davis Harrington Herrick Craigoe Whelpa A. Miler Delman Cuens Dagnenit Bof Doyle Selle Hamimk Ear Ye Damar Tadfrev Ya Geer Amd Damarn Miller Velman Phelps Craft

Liv Princeton Triumph Stuns Grand Circuit Trot Fans

Hartford Connecticut September 2 The evening card at the Grand Circuit meet featured Liv Princeton in a free for all trot with Walter Cox driving the horse in two of the fastest heats ever run by a stathion in a race. Lynchburg Virginia September 2 The Country Club of Virginia Richmond won the team championship with Newton taking the individual title.

Hartford Cornn Sejit Liv Princeton Walter Cox Lynchburg Virginia The Country Club of Virginia Richmond St. Newton

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