The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-04
july fourth I.
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lam Russell. Jefferson; Berney Sherwood,
Excelsior. and Samuel Mcpherson. JEFF
ferson. The greatest rivalry in the mo-
torcycle events will be In event No. 2.
which 10 the race for the championship
CT the South for professionals. The event
win run for i've miles. win be contested
for with stripped stock machines and
will have as first prize a silver loving cup
valued at SO which has been contributed
BY the National Capital Motorcycle
Club. The second prise will be solid
gold medal.
On.cials of Races.
The officials In charge Of the races are
as follows: Charles H. Cross, referee
Of the automobile races; T. o. WansIe-
ben. referee Of the motorcycle events:
w. F. Thronp. clerk Of the course: How
ard s. Fisk, starter: John Heyl. checker:
Harry Ward. William Ullman, and Paul
F. Cain. judges; Harry Duckstein and s.
8. Grogan, scorers: Karl Leesh. timer.
The committee Of the National Capital
Motorcycle Club. which has charge Of
chairman: Fred Mills. secretary; H. r.
Cohen. F. S. Long. T. r. Dodge. w. F.
Throop. r. T. Gator. George w. Beall,
F. N. Moulden. l. W. Sakers, and l. NJ.
Stallings.
More than $50 entries have been re-
ceived for the athletic contests for
colored men and boys, which will be held
this morning. beginning at 10 O'Clock. on
the Howard University campus. Many
Of the entrants are members Of the Pub
lie Schools Athletic League. and prac-
tically all Of the star grade school boys
are entered.
Epfria, tho ayenfs which
will be held at the municipal swimming
pools at ! o'clock are as follows:
Senior Events-Open competition, 10
yard swim, Carl Carrick. e. ]. Wells.
Jr., r. w. Grafton, Elmer r. Scholl.
Harry 6. Wood. George o. Wilcox, D.
H. N. Noonan, w. s. Milstead: DO
yard swim. Carl Carrick. E J. Wells.
jr, Harry S. Wood. G. o. Wilcox, d.
H. Noonan. w. 8. Mlstead: 22o-yard
swim. c. Carrick. e. J. Wells, Jr, II.
8. Wood, G. o. Wilcox. w. 8. Milstead:
40 yard swim. c. Carrick, Z. ]. Wells.
jr.. H. s. Wood. G. o. Wilcox. W. s.
Miistead: underwater swim. 8. Voss.
c. G. Anderson, r. W. Grafton. E. r.
Scholl. H. s. Wood. F. F. Harry. d. II.
Noonan. W. S. Milstead; plunge for dis
lance, c. @. Anderson. R. w. Grafton.
E. r. Scholl. H. s. Wood. G. o. Wilcox.
W. 8. Milstead; diving, c. Carrick, E.
J. Wells. jr.. R. W. Grafton. E. r. Scholl.
H. S. Wood. F. F. Harry. w. S. Mil
stead.
Junior Events-Under 10 pounds; under
water swim. ]. II. Grafton. Harry JANE.
w. B. Greenwood. L. F. Ribartzki. J. p.
Pepper: diving. J. H. Grafton. II. Jaffe.
L. Dreesonstok. J. P. Pepper. G. w.
Branson: 44o-yard swim. II. Jaffe. w.
B. Greenwood. r NJ. Dilkins. J. p. Pep
~ eu-ir
Jaffe, A. Hurst w. B. Greenwood. T.
NJ Dilkins. J. P. Pepper: lOo-yard swim:
H. Jaffe. A. Hurst. W. B. Greenwood.
L. F. Ribartzki. T. NJ. Dilkins, J. P. Pep
per- ]. Moss. G. W. Bransom.
Midget events-Under 100 pounds: fifty
yard swim. NJ. Jaffe. J. Kline. c. Gum
reld. L. c. Mflstead, l. Dreesonstok, w.
Craven. V. Smith, n. c. Stafford. G.
Stafford. G. Crawford. E. r. Brooke. E.
H. Pennybaker. E. Williams, F. Chesel
line. C. Wright. G. R. Littlehales. NJ.
Carroll: tub race, J. E. OBrien. J.
Kline. c. Gunfeld, L. Milstead, 8. Ora !
ven. L. Dreesonstok. W. Craven. V.
Smith. N. c. Stafford. G. Crawford. e. |
R. Brooke. E. Pennebaker. E. Williams. |
?. Cheseldine, F. Cooke. C. Wright, G. |
R. Littlehales. W. B. Pennebaker. NJ. |
Carroll: diving. c. E. Nen. ]. f. |
brlen, M. JdHe, y. hIiHc, -. Suuieiu, |
L. Milstead. S. Craven, L. Dreesonstok. |
'. Smith. n. c. Stafford. G. Crawford. |
2. r. Brooke. E Williams. F. Chesel-
line. c. Wright. W. B. Pennebaker. NJ.
Carroll.
Celebration at Petworth.
Celebrations of the Fourth will begin
n two places this morning. The citizens
4 Petworth will start their celebration
With a tennis tournament between Pet
worth and the Benedicts Tennis clubs
n the courts at Georgia Avenue and
Webster Street. Downtown the joint
on the celebration OF Indepen-
ience Day announces the opening of the
'atriotic public exercises at Memorial
Continental Hall with a concert by the
iarine Band at $50 o'clock.
At the Memorial Hall meeting Senator
iallinger OF New Hampshire, former
hartman Of the Senate District Commit
ee. will deliver an address on District
Iffairs,' which is certain to attract the
ttention Of every person interested in
Other addresses will be
made. including one by Mrs. William