Close Finishes In Second Day Card At Track
Weather kept attendance near 2,500 as Perfect Starting Again thrilled fans. Voting and Missie top the field in a tight first race with Mollie Richards a close third. Aunt Alice outs Stuatit in race two while Love Day challenges Great Friar in race three. Bert Getty holds off Gretchen G. in race four amid a late stretch drive. Voting wins race six as Marian barely edges Flying with Banonica outclassed. Jockey McDowell suspended for two days after post misstep. trainer Morrisey vows strict conduct. Sliver Bow Stakes, $1,000 to winner, highlights today’s card featuring Bedwell’s top horse.
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Sierra
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Missie
Burbank
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Mollie Richards
Mr. Bab
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Keith Johnson
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Match offers and league notes in early athletic reports
Young Jackson seeks a match at 18 pounds and may travel to Great Falls for Eddie Gardiner if no nearby bout is arranged within a week. A bout with Monte Attell is also planned, while George Duddy leads Dillon-Butte Mooseball plans at Harrison Arena. Pacific Coast League reports Vernon and San Francisco close game. Argyle football lineup announced for garden match. George French and a Tacoma challenger seek open 100 yard race. Ledoux eyed as next rising boxing star in U S. Oakland, Portland, and Sacramento results noted with various batters and fielding plays.
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Boston
Lem Kerg
Jackson
O'Shea
Great Falls
Eddie Gardiner
Monte Attell
George Duddy
Harrison Arena
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Butte
Skyscrapers Win Third Straight At Salt Lake
Salt Lake defeated Butte 4 to 3 in a tightly pitched game. Morgan and Clark allowed few hits as the home team stopped the visitors from mounting a comeback. The final score favored Salt Lake.
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White Sox Win in a Hurry National League
Chicago wins undetermined game at Brooklyn as Daubert returns after two weeks. Schulte hits his second homer in as many days. Warhop and Williams, Tesreau, and other pitchers dominate multiple matchups across the circuit with several postponements and a Grand Circuit rain delay in Cleveland.
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Lussis Play Highlighted Split Doubleheader in Helena
In Helena on August 2 Melena and Ogden split a doubleheader. The first game featured a high scoring affair with locals taking advantage of McCloskey’s pitching until Bryan faltered late. The nightcap saw Knight backed by strong support while Powers’ defense lagged. A rare double play by Lussi involved Perkins on first as Murray’s liner was mishandled before a tag and kick sequence.
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Highlanders Take Doubleheader In Missoula Showdown
Missoula defeated Great Falls in a doubleheader with strong pitching and ten strikeouts by Rems. Bush delivered a splendid opening game performance as Highlanders rallied to win 7 0 1. In the second game, Missoula capitalized on free hitting, with Goins leaving for Williams and later Giffin as substitution. Druhot struggled until late, but Bush halted the rally after two runs scored with none out.
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McDermott Wins Open Golf Championship in Dramatic Final Round
McDermott surged from behind after three rounds to win the Open Golf Championship of the United States by two strokes, finishing with a 71 as Brady faltered to fourth. Brady had led earlier as DoN Namara set a course record in Boston, with other regional results noted across Columbus, Milwaukee, Toledo, Louisville, Indianapolis, and Saint Paul.
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M. J. Brady
Wellaston
Boston
Brady
Tom ScNamara
Butte Boxing Talk Promises 122 Pound Bout With Jackson
Lem Keig of Three Forks heads to Deer Lodge planning a two week bout schedule. He welcomes meeting Young Jackson at 122 pounds, noting Jackson has fought featherweight limits and desiring equal terms. M. O'Shea of California, born in Butte, signed yesterday.
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Lem Keig
Three Forks
Deer Lodge
Jackson
Keig
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