Three fine finishes on Deer Lodge track
Deer Lodge, Aug 2 Six races drew a fair crowd on the half mile track for the second day of the Deer Lodge meeting. Sleepland and Durkey battled to the wire with Sleepland winning by a nose as Auto Maid finished third. Other events featured tight finishes with Mona Lisa and Davie among notable winners and Oscuro claiming victory in the fifth race ahead of Tonkin’s Little Marchment and Gemmel’s Decency. Monksland, a Canadian gelding returning after a three year absence, won on the chin strap with Sathan and Otto Kahn contending for minor honors.
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M'LOUGHLIN MAURICE A BIG YEAR FOR TENNIS CHAMPION
A release notes Maurice McLoughlin will defend national tennis title next month at the national championship, with early rounds in Sole Tilia and Tongwood before a run to Forest Hills. McLoughlin’s form is praised as strong, aiming to claim the trophy for a third time.
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Cubs Beat Quakers in Errorless Game 4 1
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 in a cleanly played contest. Boone homered for Chicago as Mayer Bumgardner Tins cup and Kilger Adams Cheney Lav emler Archer contributed. Cincinnati could not score against Pfeffer. Brooklyn won 4 0. Boston Pittsburgh rain postponed. schedule updated.
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Wagnerians and Honus Wagner's home scene noted
The piece recalls Wagner family tales and Honus Wagner sensations. It cites a Carnegie home visit after a rough Panhandle game and a stern rebuke from the elder Wagner to a critic. Freddie Welsh faces a six month defense demand from the National Sporting Club against Delaney in England.
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Tigers Lead Early as Storm Delays Game in Boston
Aug. 2 reports from Boston show the Detroit Tigers taking a five to three lead over the Red Sox before a rain interruption. Standout moments include Cobb Speaker Garder receiving diamond emblems and a mahogany clock presented to President Lannin. Washington also celebrated Johnson’s eighth anniversary with a win over St. Louis, while Cleveland edged Philadelphia in extra play.
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Weather and climate notes from a broken city distant report
A fragmented dispatch notes a breaking near wave diminishing deaths and suffering in the eastern half, with a cooling trend from the northwest foreseen to persist through the week. It lists high summer temperatures in multiple cities and mentions a controversial move toward a metric standard in China.
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Standings of clubs and a hay association meeting
The United States Hay Fover Association, active for over four decades, holds its annual meeting in Bethlehem New Hampshire each August, with Bethlehem noted as outside the sneeze zone.
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Sixteen Inning Game Won By Newark Feds
Newark edged Chicago 3 to 2 in a sixteen inning affair at the Pendergast meet. McKechnie singled in the sixteenth, Emmond saced him, and scored on Scheer’s grounder mishandled by Smith for the winning run. Roush and Fiechet featured for Newark. Burraro beat St Louis 6 5 earlier in the day.
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Notes Renewed on Prize Court and German Claims
The article reports on British prize court actions and U S reactions to calls for diplomatic review of prize decisions. It discusses Germany’s stance over the Frye incident and the 1828 treaty with Prussia, with officials preparing rebuttal material for imminent German and British communications.
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Three Die in Auto Crash Near Pittsburg Embankment Fall
Alexander Dempster 79 a Pittsburgh coal operator his wife and chauffeur Carl Williams were killed when their car went over a 20 foot embankment four miles east of here. James Dempster was fatally injured and died tonight.
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Hams
Forty-One Die From Heat In Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports forty-one heat related deaths with fifteen victims, eight of them infants, as humidity hit 83 percent despite a 0 degree high being six degrees below yesterday. Rain brings relief and cooler weather is forecast for tomorrow.
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