Butte Handicap Next Big Stake in City Racing
The upcoming Butte handicap will be run next Saturday at one mile for four year olds and up with a $1,000 purse. Probable starters include Du Bon Nimbus Lochiel of Spahn Enfield Pay Streak Vank Royal, Meadow Caughill Emily Lee Irish Gentleman and others eyed by local racing fans. A standout race Saturday saw Vanir Banarella Spohn and Jenny Geddes finish tightly in a dramatic mile and 20 yard event amid a muddy track and cold wind, with time 1:08 1-5. The Silver Bow stake winner has been placed with trainer J J Brown.
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du Bon
H. G. Bedwell
Nimbus
Lochiel
Spahn
Enfield
Vank
Royal
W. McLemore
Meadow
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Hohnevin
Vanir
Banarella
Spohn
Jenny Geddes
Jennie Geddes
Harry Morrisey
Silver Bow
J. J. Brown
Pacific Coast League notes from Sacramento and Oakland
In Sacramento, errors by Los Angeles opened the door for a Sacramento run as Arellanes held the visitors to four hits and Sheehan homered. Los Angeles battery were listed as Leaverens and Brooks against Arellanes and Check. Oakland beat Portland in a doubleheader with strong hitting and defensive lapses by Portland, Higginbotham’s walk producing the decisive run in the afternoon game. In Tacoma, the Pacific Northwest Tennis tournament drew 360 entries with stars from San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and Portland. London papers debated England’s Olympic participation and sport professionalism amid international friction. Miles City defeated Glendive 7 to 3 in a ninth-inning rally.
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Joe Tyler
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Sam Tus Fell
Seattle
Brandy Wicker
Ham
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Pest Fasiik. Miss Korn Arbutus. The fragment lists names and places without clear events.
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Pest Fasiik
Salt Lake and Butte split doubleheader at Cooley's Park
Salt Lake and Butte each won one of two games at Cooley's Park. Salt Lake took the opener 4 to 3, Butte answered with an 11 to 4 victory in the second game. Whalen and Whalen led Salt Lake, while Luest and Menges starred for Butte with multiple hits and RBIs. Umpire Wrist officiated both games in a roughly two hour and three minute twin bill.
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Cadence Drives New Track Record at Driving Club
Cadence drives fast to smash the half mile circuit record at the Driving Club as Dr Stevenson's horse posts a 20 flat split. Haz cuts her 2 39 mile time in a mixed trot event amid a packed crowd while officials judge the event with Turner flagging and M D Gonnett overseeing.
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Stevenson
Haz
Jack ‘Turner
M.D. S Gonnett
Spence Hireen
Mo Antyre
Missoula Baseball Pauses as Series Stands Four Each
Goon pitching by Bush won the first game for Missoula, while bad pitching lost the second. Bush bested Hildebrand in the opener, with Keenan starting the second and Druhot and Carman finishing. The Visitors had one hit off the first baseman. Both teams now hold four wins in the series.
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Hildebrand
Keenan
Carman
Northwestern League Battles End in Seattle Victory
In Seattle August 4 the Northwest League action featured two games with Seattle winning the first. Tacoma tallies came from Seazel errors and the Seattle battery of James and Whaling. Criger Belford and La Longe contributed in the field. In Portland the first game saw Kantichher and Mock Doty batting for Oak, with Harris catching. the second game matched McCreery Troch and Girote Bureh for Spokane. Vancouver took both games at Spokane behind Gervais pitching and Strand’s relief.
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Tacoma
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Erste
James
Whaling
Criger
Belford
la Longe
Aman Bey
ILE
Wabiibe
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Mock Doty
Callahan
Harris
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Kant Portland
Hee Batteries
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Trochneson
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Bureh
Ogden Beats Senators in Close Twin Games
Helena reports Ogden won two tight games from the Senators with superior stick work and fielding. The opener finished by one run, and the second required extra innings, Ogden scoring twice in the tenth after two are retired.
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Ogden
Raine
Dillon Team Defeats Butte Moose 9 to 1 in Baseball
The Dillon team beat the Butte Moose 9 to 1 at Harrison Street Park yesterday with about 200 fans watching. Dillon starter Collins and catcher Ripley led the offense while Gilboy, Wilcox, and Downs contributed on the mound and in the field. Welty and Barry homered, and Collins added a three bagger. The Moose scored their lone run in the first inning as the game featured a string of errors and base running by both sides.
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Hutte Moone
Harrison Street
Beaverhead
Hutte
Sde
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Steen
Steck
Clark
Gilboy
Ripley
Hartman
Welty
Barry
Collins
Pease
Jennings
Wilcox
George Duddy
Independents Win Pair At Bozeman In Doubleheader
Independent baseball teams win both matches in Bozeman with scores 5 to 4 in the morning and 4 to 2 in the afternoon. Verheyen pitched both for Butte. Leigh started for Bozeman in the morning, Cook in the afternoon. Notable plays include a diving one-handed catch by Schils and Mendenhall driving in two runs.
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Bozeman
Matron Stake at City Fair Trot Event Sets 10000 Purse
The event opens tomorrow and runs through Friday with top horses in town. Chief attractions include the Matron stake for four year old trotters with an estimated purse of 10000. At least one horse is expected to start.
Welterweight Wrestler Tom Sontag Promises Montana Challenge
The welterweight wrestler Tom Sontag has been appearing in Western Montana and has issued a challenge to rivals in his weight class. The circuit figure taunts competitors while building interest in forthcoming bouts in the region.
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Tom Sontag
Montana
Wolfe Tones Lose A Close Contest To Sunsets
Butte city sports day saw Wolfe Tones fall 4 2 to Sunsets in Gaelic football as Ballard starred in field events and Crowley set a weight throw record. Plymouth Argyle defeated 3 2 by Butte City in soccer with Fred Inest returning as captain.
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Sunsets
Wolfs ‘Tones
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Pred Atkinson
Albert West
Archie Harris
Bernard Menahon
Robert Nichola
Judd Ballard
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J. Maher
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Jack Shay
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Bnick
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Charley Byrne
John Mullane
Hurley Puck
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Af. Leary
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Tetay
Hamrocks
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Wolfe ‘Tones
Annie Konkel
Marsie Sullivan
May Marrington
Crowley
Frank McNally
Jack Crowley
Jerry Sullivan
John Judd
Charles Marshall
John Ayden
Willie ‘Mooney
Jack Kolkite
Mike Buckely
Dan Tuohy
Livingston Beats Big Timber in 8 to ? Baseball Bout
Livingston defeated Big Timber 8 to in a special dispatch from Livingston dated August 4. Umpire Hammitt oversaw the game as the two teams clashed on the local diamond with Livingston grabbing the win in front of the home crowd.
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Big Timber
Livingston Big Timber
Hammitt
Sold to the Browns in Mobile Aug 4
Shortstop transfer details indicate Finn of the local team sold to the St Louis Americans. The move involves Waler and the Browns in a season roaster adjustment.
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Ata
Stanager Finn
Waler
St.Louis Americans
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