Victory for Butte Driven by Harkress in Rough Win
In Vancouver on a summer day the Butte miners celebrate a hard fought victory over the Beavers. Harkress starred as Butte outhustled their rivals with timely hits and stout defense. Flannigan was the lone Beaver to score multiple times as both teams struck early but the miners pulled ahead in the late innings.
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National League News and Scores from New York and Chicago
National League scores recap with New York defeating Cincinnati on a late winning shot. Chicago wins another tied game as of Aug 3. Philadelphia and Boston share pitching stories. Brooklyn beats St. Louis with McIntyre’s sharp innings. Umpire details and scattered batting highlights accompany the brief rounds of play.
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Little Springs Surprise Beats Wright in Singles
In a Muriel era match on the Loagwood circuit, Busha and Lille of New York defeated Beals Wright by 6 4. The upset advances Lille to face Annapolis in the free round tomorrow afternoon.
Struck Wal By Hickay Ness and Hickey Pitcher Danerati Dowdle
A garbled account shows a baseball play with Hickey striking, Danerati and Dowdle involved, Cartright to Thurley, and a left on Wases with Vancover. Time noted as Ona Stour and 5 minutes, umpire Frary.
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American League Scores Reveal Unclear Contest Outcome
A fragmented report from New York provides scattered game results and player names, mentioning Velar and Chelan among others. Reading appears damaged but indicates scores and free-serve references, with Sweeney and Bulonies appearing in garbled form.
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American Association meet results amid shifting venues
A garbled report lists locations and teams including Louisville Columbus Indianapolis and Milwaukee as venues or teams in the American Association. The text mixes city spellings with abbreviations, suggesting a rough summary of a cross‑city event schedule or standings without clear outcomes or dates.
Murphy and Cross Sign To Battle In New York Club
Tommy Murphy and Leach Cross signed to fight in New York after a stormy meeting at the Navarre club. Officials reported heated bidding and weigh in at 133 pounds ringside with $500 prizes for the Journal event.
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Griffith to Manage St. Louis Team in National League
Rumor says Clark Griffith will take command of the St. Louis Cardinals for the new season. He plans to overhaul pitching and infield, pursue two new catchers, and bring in material from the Lone Ranger era while his contract status remains unsettled.
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Boxing clash looms in August Armory bout card
Promoters confirm a 13 round middleweight bout featuring Billy Papke and Tom Lewis at the Armory Athlet ic association in Foxton on August 1. Managers sealed terms after a tense standstill with Mab Murray and Billy Pierce, while OBrien and other matches trailed with weight disputes and travel plans.
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Wonson ant scuneck financial avs clash leads to tense eve
In a murky OCR fragment, Finciinalle Avs and A-Iash Johnson are mentioned alongside Wonson ant scuneck, suggesting a tense encounter or event with heavy implications. Details are unclear but reference a Wednesday timetable or weighty clash.
Heavyweight Championship Bout Claimed By New York Club
Frank Kelly reports word of a two round affair for the world heavyweight title. Negotiations began months ago through the American representative C F Mathiagon of New York. Jonson allegedly to fight for the title, with a purse of about 493 dollars.
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Jockeys Lead in the Percentage Table Standings
The list shows riders Kirschbaum and Shiiner tied with 18 winners, Clark at 17 firsts and high in-the-money rate, Burwell, Stark, and E Sullivan close behind, with notes on placements and overall performance. The article highlights Clark as among the country’s top riders and praises the improved standings of Shiiner and lagh wool abled riders.
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Roosevelt to head reception for London Olympians
New York officials announced on August 3 that Saturday, August 28, will host a reception for athletes who took part in the London Olympic Games. President Roosevelt will chair the committee of 360 prominent citizens, with Governor Hughes and the president expected to assign regiments from the regular army and national guard to attend.
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Kalamazoo Opens Meet With Western Grand Circuit Card
The Kalamazoo meet launches with 16 class pacing and 9 class trotting events. Sterling Ale Kinney defeats Jack Leyburn in the 2:08 trot, leading a day highlighted by three straight heat wins and times around 2:03 to 2:08 for pacing. About 2,500 spectators attended the opening program as the Western and Grand circuits combine for the first time in Kalamazoo.
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Enterson Defends Western Tennis Title at Kenwood
Nat Enterson of Cincinnati defeated Lt Harry Wardner of Chicago in five sets at Kenwood Country Club to win the western tennis championship. Score details show a hard fought match with rapid rallies. Chicago players also claim the western women's title as Carela B Neely defeats Miriam Sleeper in a separate match.
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Americans in Ubab Dublin Cricket Day One Report
The report from Dublin on August 4 notes delays in stamp runs and early play by Philadelphia men in the cricket match. Local players batted first and kept a strong pace, while the opposing batters struggled. The day ended with both sides in steady positions as the second inning opened.
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Dublin Meet Headlines Local Track Competition
In Dublin August a severs monibera of the American Otsmnle town competed in a Dublin pa Vee at Lal's bridge. Tom Pane cleared 173 feet 10 inches to beat his Olympic rival. Ralph Rosa, the Call formen, launched the shot 49 feet 8 inches, breaking the British record of 48 feet. Ichy Dennis Horgmy at Suaanatawn ty 1897.
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Ketchel versus Papke Jeffs Latest Bout Readied
Reports from Fort Wayne indicate a Ketchel Papke rematch is set for late August with Papke seeking revenge. Aaron Long wires that James J Jeffries' camp confirms the bout, aiming for Los Angeles venue and a major crowd turnout. Papke vows to exploit Ketchel's moves learned in their first clash.
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Gotch Becomes Real Actor in Major Career Move
Chicago August 4 Frank Gotch wrestling champion tops into the city and will become an actor for Towan line. He signed a two year contract and will headline September 7 at Hammerstein's New York. Until then he studies lines written by Irving B. Lee to fit his college hero image.
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Neweboys Defeat Moonlight Stars 58 to 1f in Homers Rich Game
Neweboys rout Moonlight Stars in a high scoring clash marked by multiple home runs. Hanney and Riley led the win with strong batting while Gatheries Sullivan Rowery Sullivan Mooney and Dun contributed key hits and runs across the lineup.
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Vessel Position Report Near Fiji Islands by Fleet
The American Atlantic fleet reported its location this afternoon at 18.29 South, 175.54 West, Fiji vicinity with Auckland 1260 miles distant. Communication with the fleet will be maintained each night during the voyage toward Auckland.
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Pacific Fleet to Samoa and back itinerary announced
The Pacific Fleet will depart San Francisco August 3 for a round trip to Samoa with stops at Honolulu Pago Pago and Magdalene Bay. Armored cruisers and destroyers will visit Apia for two days and conduct target practice and maneuvers during stays at Magdala Bay.
Tennis court clashes spark up at Amnacenda club indoor meet
First series at the tennis court saw Amnacenda Tennis Club players in a lively evening amid cheers from sidelines and a capricious weather spell. Mosher of Batre beat Huntir two games to one while Fulmer edged Thompson despite glare and darkness. Bailey defeated Railey in a brisk 6 4 contest as Halloran and Thompson sought consolation singles.
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Pittsmont Miners Triumph in Rough Victory at Home
The Pittsmont miners defeated Speculator yesterday at Pittswood grounds by 13 to 9 in a loosely played game. Pittsmont earns a 4 point margin and gains a reputation among strong teams in the region.
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